that's the amount of dna on samantha josephson's body that matches nathaniel roland.o. >> the defense made a strong argument that under samantha josephson's fingernails there was no trace of the defendant, nathaniel roland. however, the prosecution made a great point, that her dna was found on him. so there must be some sort of connective tissue between the two of them, leading toward a guilty verdict. >> reporter: the defense called no witnesses. after just an hour of deliberation, the jury found roland guilty of three counts. >> guilty. >> reporter: murder, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. in the wake of their daughter's death, samantha's parents have made educating others on rideshare safety their mission. >> individuals need to be accountable, and they have to look at the license plate. they have to look at the driver. >> reporter: they launched the "what's my name" foundation, sharing safety tips, urging passengers to ask drivers who they're supposed to be picking up before stepping into the car. now some police departments and colle

roland martin is the host of "roland martin unfiltered daily." your shirt says it all. vote like your ancestors died for it because they did. >> absolutely. you set it up properly when you talked about those who are impacted. and i had wes bellamy, the former vice number two of the charlottesville city council on my show yesterday. he raised an important question. he said where are the allies? he said where are the lgbtq activists who had african-americans standing with them on critical issues? where is hrc? where is g.l.a.d.? why aren't they fighting for voting rights? why aren't latino groups standing up? where are the white progressives? where are all of those white americans who were taking to the streets last year fighting for george floyd not coming back saying the george floyd justice act -- >> this is an interesting question you raised. one of the things about george floyd, you and i talked about it -- you and i have been talking about this for years. we talked about it in ferguson. one thing about george floyd is that people saw something happening that they he

sarah page and dick roland were lovers.d of attacking her and sarah from what we understand tried to tell him no, no, no. we're in love. we're getting married. >> she refused to cooperate with prosecutors after they arrested dick roland and charged him with assault. though that might have been the end of the story, it wasn't because of the role of the "tulsa tribune. "it published a story nab knee grow for attacking girl in an elevator? what happened next should have been shocking but it's. >> the a group of white man amassed on the lawn of the courthouse numbering ultimately in the thousand. a um inform black men, several dozen, some of them were world war i veteran, marched down to the courthouse vowing to protect dick roland from what they thought might be a certain death by lynching. >> he heard that they were trying to lynch a black boy down there down at the courthouse. >> a white man tried to take a black man's gun and in the words of a number of survivors of the massacre, all hell broke loose after that. >> in less

dick roland is working. he needs to use the restroom. he knows there's a restroom available for his use in the segregated city in the downtown drexel building on the upper floor. he walks over to the drexel building, boards the elevate being operated by young sarah page. something happened on the elevator. we don't exactly know what it was. something that caused the elevator to jerk or to lurch. dick roland bumped into or brushed up against sarah page. she overreacted and began screaming. he was fightened. the elevator landed back in the lobby. he fled. sarah page, distraught, exited the elevator. she was comforted by a store clerk from rensberg's, a local store. she told him her story of being assaulted on the elevator. he was concerned. understandably. he called the police. sarah page would later retract the original story, or recant that story. she refused to cooperate with prosecutors who had arrested dick roland and charged him with the attempted assault. that might have been the end of the story had it not been for the intervention

dick roland, again, was being held in the jail atop the courthouse. the men began talking about possibly lynching dick roland. black men got wind of the lynch talk. several dozen black men gathered themselves together. some of them world war i veterans, many of them armed vowing to protect dick roland from what would be a certain lynching. the white mob continued to swell, numbering ultimately in the thousands. not surprisingly as the black men approached words were exchanged. a white man tried to take a black man's gun. and according to one of the survivors all hell broke loose after that. that's the beginning of the 1921 tulsa race massacre, which ultimately devastated the thriving greenwood community. now, black men put up a vigorous robust defense initially against this onslaught. but the teaming white mob spilled across the frisco tracks, the racial dividing line burning, looting, shooting, murdering people. some of these men in the white mob were deputized by local law enforcement. and we know that members of the mob prevented the tulsa fire dep

all right, thank you very much for that. roland jordan, in washington dc. with the highly contagious delta variance is likely causing a rapid rise in corona virus infections across se, asia, indonesia has been recording more than 35000 cases a day. and then you said they had found almost half of decanters population has had coven 19 at some stage? 7 times higher beneficial figures? thailand has gone a long time for 2 weeks with a night curfew in place in bangkok. a slow vaccine roll out and limited testing is only adding to the challenges and south korea's capital and surrounding areas have been moved to the strictest level of social distancing. tubs and churches are being closed product gatherings and limited from mcbride has more now from sol. while they're really concerned about what is brady alarmed them is the speed with which this 4th wave has really surge. that virtually a we've seen a doubling of new cases being reported in the last few days. it's been consistently well over a 1000 new cases per day. which is very high for south korean. now, part of

we will have the take was emily roland jh investment management.his is bloomberg. ♪ -- with emily roland of jh investment management. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it does look at the fed is going to start to talk a little bit about how they plan to taper and when they plan to taper. at the moment, we expect that ftse language will be fairly balanced. >> we think they will probably stay cool for now, but as they look to the jackson hole meetings, we think they will have enough data on inflation on the labor market side. >> i think the market is priced fairly appropriate it for the end of your taper. i don't think the fed needs to push back against it. >> i sort of learned, don't fight the fed. it is a losing battle lisa: -- it is a losing battle. alix: that is a lot of our bloomberg guests. joining me is emily roland, jh investment management investment co-chief. is the risk to equities to the up or down going into the meeting today? emily: it is a great question. what we are looking for today is really more clarity around that tapering timeline. our e

he knew dick roland. he worked with dick roland. he was a key source for me.but he started to tell nancy about the race massacre. she was just flabbergasted. she heard of the 1919 chicago race riot. she goes to her in laws and says, did this happen? they say, yes it did. so the next day in class, she tells her students that she has met this robert fairchild and they talked about the race right. they all look at her like she's crazy. what are you talking about? nothing like that ever happened here. you're nuts. she said, okay, go home and ask your parents. they will tell you. so they went home and asked their parents and they came to school the next day and our parents said no, nothing like this ever happened at all. so this is around 1947, 1948, something like that. so she then brings robert very child into class to speak. that's kind of like the edge for oklahoma race relations in 1948. but he comes into class, he speaks to the class and tells a story. she thought that would be the end of it. but of course, that was not the end of it because her dean then cal

el primer set >>> se llevaron el tercero en contra en la red en la australiana gana su segundo con rolandra le muestro a la nueva generación lo que es recology como una compañia que pertenece a los empleados. estamos orgullosos de haber creado el sistema de reciclaje. convirtiendo a san francisco, en la ciudad mas verde de america... sigamos haciendo la diferencia juntos. >>>juan martín del potro no sería más ese jugador que llevó a la gloria, en 2009 en los juegos olímpicos de río caso con sus detractores >>>seis de la tarde con 28 minutos ese el panorama del puente, como decía castro amortiguando las temperaturas en el área de la bahía, esta ola de calor hablaremos del alerta y se puede extender, además el error de una madre le cuesta la vida a sus hijos a quienes olvidaron dentro del auto >>>, poner más no duro contra el cruce te migrantes >>> para despedir no lo haremos se llevó a cabo un evento para potenciar la reapertura de los negocios locales, con invitación en los residentes y turistas a que apoyen la economía consumiendo en las tiendas y restaurantes minoristas >>> el evento, t

roland had attempted to rape young sarah page in the elevator in broad daylight in downtown tulsa. the article also went out of its way to make sarah page look virtuous and as a corollary to make -- rowland look villainous. it had its desired impact. a crowd of white men began to gather on the lawn of the courthouse -- roland again was being held in the jail atop the courthouse. the men began talking about possibly lynching -- rowland. black man got wind of the lynch talk. several dozen black men gather themselves together some of them world war. i veterans many of them armed. vowing to protect dickroll, but they thought would be a certain lynching. the white mob continued to swell numbering ultimately in the thousands. not surprisingly as the black man approached words were exchanged. a white man tried to take a black man's gun. and according to one of the survivors all hell broke loose after that. that's the beginning of the 1921 tulsa race massacre, which ultimately devastated the thriving greenwood community now black men put up a vigorous robust defense initially against this

our weather center has really rock and then roland, that this afternoon we're giving you a live shot right now live from our 10 cam over the bay toasty. yeah. well, the quake activity distracted us for a while, lawrence. but yeah, back to know whether it was you could just going to be busy talking weather who knows what's next? that was put out the apps in the name in the news business. right. but yeah, it's getting hot out there. you can see them really are compressing. look at that out toward the golden gate bridge. you see the haze out there. still some fog along the coastline. >> actually kind of cool out toward the beaches today. but boy, get hot spots. and again, advisories going up for the heat around much of the bay area. some of these temperatures, the next couple days, triple digits and above so be prepared. here we go. going to get hot starting tomorrow in many spots. we saw get close to a 100 degrees today. we'll get over that tomorrow. 102 in concord. one '02 in la mora 105 in antioch. but look at the coastline. very comfortable 64 degrees in half moon bay and over the n

the world number two explaining in "time" magazine, "i wanted to skip press conferences at roland-garroscise self-care and preservation of my mental health. i stand by that. athletes are human." but tournament officials insisted she face the press, like every other player osaka writes "i felt under a great amount of pressure to disclose my symptoms, frankly, because the press and the tournament did not believe me i do not wish that on anyone." after withdrawing from wimbledon as well, the 23-year-old is back in the public eye with a netflix special and a new olympic campaign >> people might think i'm quiet. >> reporter: her message to young female athletes -- >> if we don't fit that expectation of what people think we're supposed to be, good >> reporter: in the essay, osaka says she is uneasy being a spokesperson for mental health, but adds michael phelps told me that by speaking up, i may have saved a life. if that's true, then it was all worth it. stephanie gosk, nbc news >>> now to our series "priced out" of the skyrocketing cost of home and apartment rentals, and how you can still sa

the crisis is becoming a race between vaccine rolands and the highly contagious delta variant. taliban fighters have continued their offensive and no not honest, on making their 1st assault on a provincial capital since the us and nato draw down began. now the taliban says a briefly took control of call in no invite bees for the 1st time since 2001 a large explosion has caused the fire, the middle east, largest port officials say the blow, blaze started a container aboard a ship anchored in the buys at javala, the ports of fire has been brought under control. no injuries or death were reported. those the headlines news continues. hey, on our 0 after lies i live in an unconventional capital city. ever changing and yet forever defined by its turbulent tossed. stephanie deck meets the linen and takes you want a journey. exploring the identity and legacy of europe's rebel capital took out his era. me. my name is christina. i am a writer and a crated lawyer. special crate lawyer. i am very lucky to be able to do 2 things that i love at the same level of intensity. my son baldwin is greatly

be melinda roland, yolanda young live in front of her school and daddy knocked your guys principal john sandra to spend the for so and so, and i'm translating to that i'm doing well at school and principal just want to compliment me and compliment you on raising me either way you have and as we walk and walking out of the office, also we're gonna go over the, the arbiter joe walked into the office and he was in my dad's from the, from my dad's days at the shop. and he said, all you now you're sound good. suspended for 1234, and done. just under. i looked at me like what you're good shirt and i are getting the job. that was another story that got another building over that. one of them that were you with them, i dropped it off something after that, given it a belligerent kevin holly it was really do deal and the rogers are really station that a go dollars. lation. mr. committee and after school on the street southwest evening, many australian liberties, teenagers drift away from the parents. dreams of a university education and drift towards the excitement of easy money from petty crime

french open the world number two explaining in "time" magazine, i wanted to skip press conferences at rolandental i stand by that. athletes are humans. but tournament officials insisted she face the press, like every other player. osaka writes i felt under a great amount of pressure to disclose my symptoms, frankly because the press and the tournament did not believe me. i do not wish that on anyone afteter withdrawing from wimblen as well, the 23-year-old is back in the public eye with a netflix special and a new olympic campaign >> peoplple might think i'm qui. >> reporter: her message to young female athletes. >> if we don't fit that expectation what people think we're supposed to be, good >> reporter: in the essay,y, osa says she is uneasy being a spokesperson for mental health, but adds michael p phelps told by speaking up i may have saved a life if that's true, then it was all worth it stephanie gosk, nbc news >> all right let's open up with birthdays director and wonder years actor fred savage is 45 years old. courtney love turns 57 iconic actor tom hanks celebrates 65 today. actor ji

fairly low facility with fairly low leaves, an expert on the effects of nitrogen emissions. researcher roland bobbing, wrote an alarming report for greenpeace. his conclusion, large parts of the dutch ecosystem have been so badly affected, that there will be lost if the government does not act. now. i think it's fairly urgent and i, meaning you can do it in one or 2 years. you need maybe 5 to 10 years, a really high reduction of their nights and their position, maybe 50 to 70 percent. and therefore you need to difference agricultural system in the netherlands. greenpeace have threatened to take the dutch day to court for violating european regulations that the government does not produce nitrogen emissions much further. amidst all the pressure, some farmers are starting to realize that business as usual, won't be an option for much longer promise organization. billions of years needed to save the dutch farms and meet them and buy a mental friendly step. fancy al jazeera bake. new york has held a parade honoring. it's essential work has been that says the city is well on its way out of the pan

the pope said he made a quote from decision to immediately overturn from rolands in 200-7988. that liberalize the availability of the mass celebrated before 1970. in a letter of the pope sure, the feeling he had for a need to intervene. now, traditional math celebration will come under the discretion of the dias see in bishop, the bishop will also have authority over granting permission. who would like to celebrate the old mass? the bishop is to designate one or more locations where groups can gather to celebrate. however, it won't be allowed in parish churches. document is also prohibiting the erection of new personal parishes, importers of allotted mass, or calling the pope's new restrictions harsh. however, supporters of the change agree, the church culture is holding tradition and customs above worship. and while there may be a separation of church and state in the us politics seem to play a role among american catholics. the lots and mass is highly preferred among conservative catholics, while liberal catholics tend to favor contemporary styles of prayer. now, when unifyi

just tell me about when is whalers roland central america? not so much right now, but certainly during the time period when it's, well, i had a lot more money to offer than it's offered latin american countries. a potential pass away from the meal liberal policies being imposed by the united states in the international financial institutions by offering low cost petroleum setting up trade relations, offering them a kind of an estate from the depth trap that they had so long been caught in which makes that is the debt trap makes them completely subject to the united states and the international financial institutions in terms of what kinds of domestic economic policies they can impose the united states. they're very clear demand for central america. its domestic economic policies be favorable to us corporations, and that generally means that the policies are going to be unfavorable to the poor of those countries because the very policies that us corporations want are things like low wages, no taxes, no environmental regulations, no unions, pol

for jan emissions, researcher roland bobbing, wrote an alarming report for greenpeace. his conclusion, large parts of the dutch ecosystem have been so badly affected, that they will be lost if the government does not act. now. i think it fairly urgent and i, meaning you can do it in one or 2 years. you need maybe 5 to 10 years, a really high reduction of their nights and the position maybe 50 to 70 percent. and therefore, you need to different echoes whole system in the netherlands, greenpeace, have threatened to take the dutch stay to court for violating european regulations at the government does not reduce nitrogen emissions much further. amidst all the pressure, some farmers are starting to realize that business as usual, will be an option for much longer up the promised organisation. billions of years needed to save dutch farms and made them environmental friendly step. fasten al jazeera bake. ah, your channels there with me, the whole rahman and hall reminder of all top news stories as being a big explosion at the middle east, largest port causing a fire official

this might actually courage variance, which are escaping roland cub vaccines. you might be assisted with development over a supervisor. the switch can defeat coven vaccines at the moment. the places where very uncontrolled infections in a large number is actually a, shall fall for america. so really we need to suppress infraction in the united kingdom without doubt, and we need to suppress infection internationally to otherwise the veterans that you describe will emerge. finally, dr. katia, if you're a message for the prime minister prime minister johnson lives after the freedom they hollow blue of this week, what would it be? please? can you reintroduce the magnitude burning of must in these are the places and what about immunizing children age called anabolic? which is a very important thing to do. why are you not addressing it, doctor from cario? thanks to university. thank you. once again for joining me on the alex salmon show . thank you. according to chris christopherson, freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose alberta. johnson his stick. ev

and there's widespread cooperation with the vaccination roland benefit of everyone else . and they've got your family. busy and friends, the neighbors a, some of the most remote islands in the world. many of the pacific nations have been under strict lockdown for the past year. and in some cases, recorded 0 domestic transmission of curve at 19. but the delta variance has changed all that. and it's clear, the only way out of that seems that's the only way. i don't think we have any other option than trying to actual anyone we came of course, subject to to what is what is safe with there is i don't really think there is any other way for us to, to get out of this crisis invited to the vaccine role that has just begun quite a challenge in a nation of 83 separate islands. as part of the global cova expects a nation initiative. but who are to his now received several shipments. but with cases rising in the region many award that won't be enough for 2000 tossers on this, not the really not for the harbor blayton, one of the so we still need more packets in mainland southeast asi

a jury convicted nathaniel roland of kidnapping and murder for imperson nating an uber driver and trappingh child locks and stabbing her to death. >> she made it so. the lesson she taught me as a mom are carries for me forever. >> reporter: both uber and lyft responding to the verdict with condolences for the family, stressing continued efforts to secure rides. uber's website encourages riders to use their app to match the license plate of the vehicle as women as the make and model and driver's photo. and before entering the car, have the driver confirm the rider's name. >> i still to this day can't believe she is gone. i keep waiting for her to walk through the door. >> reporter: safety solutions that might have saved her life after still could save another. catie beck, nbc news. >>> police have arrested a 20-year-old man for a shooting at a movie theater near l.a. it happened during a showing of "the forever purge" leaving an 18-year-old woman dead and a tiktok star fighting for his life. no word on a mohamed al fayed. >>> the cdc's eviction moratorium ends this week, but we found federa

old who also works as a nurse back home, did it with a new and then pick records school was also rolands, 1st ever metal in shooting of any color pushing. i'm very happy that i did my job on both sides as a nurse. we battled the pandemic and the last year was very hard. and as a shooter, i've worked a lot in the last 2 years for this moment. and i'm happy that we've achieved some success. a huge result for ecuador, too. they'd only have 1. 1 of them picked gold medal before now, but they've cleared the 2nd things to cyclists. richard cut a pass her won the men's road race to france champion today. forget clinch bronze just behind well find out after a photo finish. and jerry and judah athlete is being sent home from tokyo after refusing to fight and israeli opponent fatina marine could of israel to hub pool in the 2nd round. but he decided to withdraw because of his political support for palestinians. he did the same thing of the world championships in 2019, now faces sanctions from the international, judo federation, and algeria and pick committee. earlier this year the i j. f suspended

tokyo ah, the son of a top multi journalist says the government must take responsibility if it's roland, her murder. daphne retail was killed in a car bombing in 2017, prosecutors believe a leading businessman organized the murder. he denies any involvement and re simmons reports from london. daphne kajuana. kelly c. a shook the state of malta to its foundations with her revelations of corruption and government business. the banks and the police. she was silenced by a car bomb in 2017, murdered for what she knew. and now after a tireless campaign led by her family, a public inquiry has concluded that the state has to bear responsibility because it created a culture of impunity. it also said there had been a breakdown of law order. yeah, under the pressure of protests prime minister, joseph must get resigned, but denied any wrong doing. before her murder carolina glitzy had effectively calls to know the election, she indicated powerful figures in government big business in the panama paper, scandal exposing use of tex nathan's by the rich. she also published allegations of links between

what has to say there's a nod to roland boards and the french philosophers of the seventy's and eighty's. what was it like to know someone so well read work with him. i was strange him and he wasn't this kind of intimidating character. i mean, well, i guess capital me because of the 1st mentioned metalli's, right? melody maker. and even though the reader melody major. so he kind of approached me . it was kind of some voice on the way it was great. and his senses like to have with some of the other i'm just margin the old and so supposed to be i didn't feel he was just kind of intimidating presence and he wasn't in any case go together and we chat about all kinds of things, but not necessarily, it's the sort of level of intensity that the impulse in his text. i mean, you know, and so i think, you know, you know, he was, yeah, it was definitely coach was primary as a friendly. but i mean, unlike continental philosophy, he seems he just sounds when you read and much angrier as he relates politics to film and to music of him for those that don't know, melody make up very famous when buster c

they say more evidence is needed. israel though, as we saw, which had the fastest vaccine roland in the world, has already begun. it's 3rd shuttle offering that 3rd shot to high risk people in the u. k. they're making plans for potential booster program before the winter. also some major governments say they may offer pfizer boosters to people who have received the signing back shot. but some poor nations of vaccinated, less than one percent of the populations in the world. health organization says breed is causing inequality and vaccine make as much supply countries in need before shifting their focus to the boosters for themselves. his john nichols clinical professor and pathology at the university of hong kong leading corona virus research. he told us, while there is a global vaccine shortage, sending jobs to poor countries will bring a great benefit. remember the mortality of this boss about 2 percent. so if you got those 10000000 doses for vaccine country which is naive, then you can potentially prevent about 200000 this you're going to ready vaccinated population of 10000000. then

what has to say there's a nod to roland boards and the french philosophers of the seventy's and eighty's. what was it like to know someone so well read work with him? i was strange and he wasn't this kind of intimidating character. i mean, well, i get me because of the 1st let me tell you, right, melody maker and even the reader melody maker. so he kind of approached me. it was kind of some voice on the way we read your way. it was great. and his sense of like to have with some know that i'm just margin the old and so supposed to be i didn't feel he was just kind of intimidating presence and he wasn't in any case go up together and we chat about all kinds of things. but not necessarily, it's the sort of level of intensity that the part in his text. i mean, you know, and so i think that, you know, he would definitely approach approach was my primary friend really. but i mean, unlike continental philosophy, he seems he just sounds when you read it much angrier as he relates politics to film and to music of him for those that don't know, melody make a very famous and went bust competitor th

his community to stop a mob from breaking into the jail and lynching a black teenager named dick roland. sparking the backlash, which ended in the massacre. my family worked to get these charges against j.b. dropped post humanously. i know how lucky i am to have this family history passed down from generation to generation. this history was the one thing that they were not able to steal from us. as thankful as i am to know my history, i understand the history has no firm line to divide it from the present. just as there are survivors still with us today from this tragic event, the mentality of the mob to declare there were never again again be another bl wall street in tulsa. that mentality also still survives and many institutions and fortunately in many people's hearts. today we welcome president joe biden here to stand beside us as we continue the fight for justice for the survivors and descendents of the tulsa massacre. he understands that as a nation we are and we must be strong enough to confront the dark periods of our history with a bold agenda of equity, repair and healing. j.b