helping the finding her birth parents. >> if i can figure out jane does's parents, will know who jane doe was markets plan obtained remains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colleen and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a golden state killer, and a suspect a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one to change the world because that was a violent killer, and that was a huge impact on the world, on the community. >> sure. it opened everybody's eyes. >> yeah. >> and suddenly, calling and margaret h

. >> reporter: angela was a jane doe in the case, testifying in the trial about her own alleged abuse kelly as a teenager. >> i was a little girl, who was in a big girl's world. for 30 years, we were overlooked. for 30 years, people said we were lying and said this didn't occur. i never fathomed that i would have to relive this. so i don't know what healing is going to be like, but i am so ready to start. >> reporter: angela met r. kelly when she was about 15. she was a background dancer and aspiring singer. >> the situation started with us being the first set of young girls that were exposed to him, violated by this gentleman. it was important for me to gain my courage and to have a voice in this. and to take my power band and to give the young ladies that couldn't speak and were not given the opportunity to speak a voice. >> reporter: her testimony was particularly damning. also accusing kelly of performing sexual acts on aaliyah, who would have been 13 or 14 years old. >> with my testimony, it not only validated her situation, but it gave them a timeline. i'm glad that i was able t

jane doe number 9 said she was underage when r. kelly forced her to engage in sexual acts.could describe for me how you're feeling after hearing the news. >> i'm feeling extremely happy, relieved. i'm so proud of the women who were able to speak their truth. >> reporter: kelly did not take the stand but jurors ladder the testimonies of five defense witnesses. and kelly will be sentenced in may of next year. he's facing decades behind pars bars. when i asked an attorney on kelly's team if they plan to appeal this case, he said there will be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking on this one. kelly still faces a federal trial in chicago. >> o'donnell: finally, justice for the victims. jericka duncan, thank you. we turn now to the covid pandemic. tonight two out of every three american adults are fully vaccinated and the next wave of booster shots is understoodway with president biden wasting no time getting his today. cbs's errol barnett reports from new york where a key vaccine mandate is kicking in. >> reporter: americans are lining up to get the pfizer booster shot after c

lizette martinez, known as jane doe number 9, says she was underage when r. forced her to engage in sexual acts. >> if you could just describe for me how you're feeling after hearing the news. >> i'm feeling extremely happy, relieved. i'm so proud of the women who were able to speak their truth. >> reporter: kelly did not take the stand, but jurors heard the testimonies of five defense witnesses. and kelly will be sentenced in may of next year. he's facing decades behind bars. when i asked a attorney on lly's team i they plan toca, hed there will be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking on this one. and norah, kelly still faces a federal trial in chicago. >> but finally some justice for the victims. covid pandemic. tonight two out is under way. with president biden wasting no time getting his today. cbs's errol barnett reports ke vaccine mandate is kicking in. >> reporter: americans are lining up to get the pfizer booster shot after the cdc cleared the way on friday for millions of those at high risk to get a third dose. some 340,000 have been administered s

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wade, that is why i supported norma mccorvy when she was the jane doe of roe v. wade. after it became unconstitutional for states to criminalize abortion, i have been passionately in support of legal abortion ever since 1973. >> so it's not just a theoretical discussion, obviously. let me move to this. >> and that's important if you say that, because this law is dangerous. it's not just extreme. it's dangerous to the safety, to the health, to the welfare of these vulnerable women in texas, and there is a trend. it's not going to be just texas, it's going to be other states as well, more than 20 states now have very restrictive abortion laws, and we have to continue to fight against it. that's what we're going to do. >> yeah, and i wanted to ask you about the part that is really sending chills down the spines of a lot of people around this country. it's the part of the texas law that allows citizens to sue anyone who assists somebody getting an abortion. in fact, a site that was soliciting anonymous tips was shut down by its web hosting company. justice sonia sotomayor

aleah who was a very famous artist, cnn has reported that she was jane doe number one.hey got her an i.d. so tay could get married fraudulently. >> how much prison time? >> may 4th. the prosecutor said during the original bail hearing he is facing decades in prison. and i think the headline today is the superstar r. kelly, for three decades, according to these jurors, amassed these acts and he is now a convicted felon. >> cnn's jean casarez, thank you for that. >>> also, one crisis is over but a much larger problem remains. the before and after pictures from del rio, texas, are striking. in the space of a week the biden administration cleared out about 15,000 haitian migrants camping under a bridge. most of the migrants now face u.s. immigration courts. priscilla happens to those facing immigration courts? >> they'll go through a months-long if not years-long process w where an immigration judge will decide if they remain in the united states or whether they'll be deported. the reason this process is so long and thesis e hearings may so scattered is because the u.s. imm

i believe six jane does, five of whom testified. >> you talked about these other people, the prosecutionis entourage who aided and abetted his actions over the years. i want to read to you a quote from the prosecution. when someone commits a crime as part of a group, he's more powerful, more dangerous. without his inner circle, the defendant could not have carried out the crimes he carried out for as long as he did. if in fact r. kelly is found gilley, what happens to that entourage? could they subsequently be charged? >> absolutely, they could. but keep in mind, in this case, the prosecutors do not need to prove that those other people kind of knew or had the intent to commit crimes. they only have to prove that r. kelly did. but in the prosecution's case, it is -- there is no way that the individuals that assisted and enabled and allowed this to continue didn't know. you had rules such as precluding these women from leaving the room, not even to use the bathroom, to alerting him and recruiting all of these women to then be almost imprisoned, if you will, into his home and be sexually a

this is jane doe. again matching signatures. same address. same phone number. but two different voter i.d.'s. same here. two different voter i.d.'s. same address. same name. we don't have a phone number here. three examples of that. finally, the last anomaly i want to show, where we saw something fascinating is where the verified and approved stamp, you have to look at this carefully, occurring behind the envelope. let me explain. if you look at this carefully, this is an image of an envelope. here is a tryningle which is pointing people to print here. you would think if it was stamped this stamp should be over this image. it is behind the try triangle -- triangle. you see it here again. these are all different ballots which were approved post november 4 where the image of the verified and approved is behind this. maybe this was done for good reason. maybe it's an imaging technology. typically you could -- if you use photoshop you have layers. i don't want to even accuse that. i just want to say that it is interesting that the verified and approved is behind th

so if you need to move me my wife prevents, she's fantasy and jane you behind that is it does show your balance when the mother brings the children, give it behind. and in more time it can cook the me going to went through much problem. no. i wouldn't do that. yeah. i've got notes and deal when i see them under jeffrey over the they want to when i thought they are living the reason why they should be my boys again the the the, the, the the with the, with the you know, the going to do with the war about the. 6 federal yeah, i did, i got the the the, the i'm on my mind. what we're study, where do i not much body in the shop. we're not sure. why. sure. sure. no way that one would be about any choice would i be judge or? no, i don't know. you're not son. so very polite, gave me the me the the me when me in the news you've gone jordan me through life without falling it's not possible experience. you can gain experience. i told you again as res on the job on there anybody was there by midday me. see got no see i have a serious problem. i have a passion for football. i can't do any thing outsi

jane. what does this symbolize? can you tell us?and having that important question. this memorial means so much not only myself and the nation. this is our future generations will come throughout our nation's history for generations to come to learn about those in the global war on terrorism who raise their right hands after our nation needed them after we were attacked. >> this memorial will be on the mall where gold star children can come for years and i can go and grieve my husband and honor him. this means the world to us and it's imperative that we get it done. >> people need a place to see this. >> milo, tell us how you got involved in this project and why it's so important for you. >> i spend a lot of time with family duties and as well as gold star families like james. getting the names and the place together and giving service members to serve in iraq and afghanistan, a place to come together is absurd. i know congress have a lot going on but the placement of this being on the nationalmall is imperative. it needs to happen

jane foley is still with us. here we are. we have officially recognized bitcoin as a means of exchange, as a currency in el salvador. doest change your view, if we have a country that has officially recognized this as a currency? jane: i suppose it makes it a little more interesting, but it really does not change the outlook for cap -- for crypto or bitcoin. there has been a lot of criticism that this is possibly a distraction, that we have seen the congressional -- the top court saying that the president can now stand for another bit at reelection. this could be a smokescreen for that. there are concerns he is taking away democratic rights, that he is sacking judges over the age of 60, for instance. all of this is going on in the background, yet we are focusing on bitcoin. if you look at moody's, they are concerned about debt, and their liabilities are in u.s. dollars. the imf has said this could lead to instability. if you look at the volatility of bitcoin just in the last 24 hours, you got many businesses forced by the constitution to have to accept bitcoin. this is going to be a difficult ride for many people in el s

does live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. back interesting. okay. and i'll ask because i i saw sean to over the weekend. have you had a chance to get your kids want to see it. >> ice. >> sot friday night. so my daughters, a huge marvel fans. so yeah, i i liked it. i generally like it like it's horrible kind of like okay, hard you know, everything. i'm not going to give it away. but i did. i did like to lot of humor. no, absolutely. all right. so you and i have to wait and our issues to refuse to see if that will work on her. okay. >> sean penn's moving much take a break. 5721 the time. coming up, we are in the final week of california's legislative session. the new bills that lawmakers are focusing on at our state capitol. more on that in a minute. while the navy remembers 5 sailors who died in a helicopter crash. we are learning more about one of those sailors who has ties here to the bay area will have his story. we'll be right back. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i c

does turn cooler next week. ben, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm janeougall. will team your burt's camera battery be enough to overcome a strong american line—up on us soil? countdown to the opening ceremony of the ryder cup is on. countdown to the opening ceremony of the ryder cup is on. question marks over the ashes as some england players consider pulling out. the aussie prime minister says he won't bend strict covid travel rules for families. we don't talk any more — wayne won't walk away but says the lack of communication from the derby county owner is disrespectful. on a one—on—one conversation i had, still haven't had that, no phone call no message, and i have put a lot also coming up in the programme... world rugby... he helped to a championship but after a diagnosis with dementia looking into the research of trauma and sports. looking into the research of trauma and sports. and antonyjoshua puts his belts on the line as he faces off against 0leksandr usyk ahead of theirfight in london on saturday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's been three

jane doze and john those. there's a passion trying to find out who our doe is., want to give them closure. >> to our homicide detectives, is way above our means. >> i said, i think i know how we can do. it >> all of these people share something amount of our a

jane, if you're greg abbott sitting in austin, about to run for reelection next year, what does it say reach down into your state party and say we're doing an audit and it happens? what does that do to inform what we're about to see in the midterms in texas? >> the announcement will give republicans to cheer about. but they're playing with fire. garrett, you and i covered this election reform bill down in texas for months while democrats fought it. and republicans always said they're trying to prevent voter fraud, that they were not trying to stop it, that it wasn't happening. republican officials in texas have said the election went splendidly there, and they don't want to find fraud, i don't think, because that would contradict what they've already said. if you keep telling voters that it doesn't matter, that elections are fraudulent, it's questionable whether you can get them to turn out. >> as we learned from georgia. jane timm, thank you. if it's sunday, "meet the press" is on your local nbc news station. watch the "meet the press reports" marathon on peacock. msnbc coverage condi

2 and a half hours, more than the 12 it starts at $799 and does have a one terabyte of storage option live from the nasdaq market site. i'm janeg. back to daryn. that's a lot of storage. so between that and the batter is. all right. thank you, james. starting today if you attend an event at the chase center. you're going to have to show proof of vaccination. >> to get yourself in. so yeah, it was a negative covid test before. so this is a big change that you need to know about if you're going to go to a big event, a warriors game cover. sarah stinson is live at the chase center with more. >> yeah. or a concert, right, daryn. tonight, tame impala. a band is going to be playing here at chase center when you're walking in going through those metal detectors, you're going to have to provide proof of vaccination. this starts today. kids, 12 and under can provide a negative covid test because of course they can't get vaccinated before today, city officials allowed those who had purchased tickets before august 12 to provide just a negative test. but that ends today. this is for an in-game concert event happening at chase center in fa

this does not apply to the disney bundle or life tv plans live from the nasdaq market site. i'm janeg. back just when they me now i can't be so i got to pay. i know new steve martin show. yeah, i just love the little some thing for that. >> thank you, jane. >> with martin short there. all secure email provider under fire now for revealing the identity of one of its users and the new apple watch. as you just heard on the way, but it might be tough to get one. we've got rich demuro with more on this morning's tech smart. proton male bills itself as one of the world's largest secure email providers. now the company is taking heat for revealing the identity of one of its users. this after a police report shows the service handed over the ip address of a french activist. >> proton mail says it was forced to comply with the request which was routed through swmss authorities. the mail service is headquartered in switzerland and says it will clarify its terms of service to include the fact that it must still comply with swiss authorities in criminal cases. if you're looking to get your hands

they jane must find line in responding to the prices. building out the company completely may send out the wrong signal and encourage businesses to build up. you're responsible for the government. does he want widespread social? katrina, you, i'll 0 ah . so this is out there. these are the top stories and the you in general assembly has opened with a warning from the secretary general that the world stands on the edge of an abyss . and tony could tears tell global leaders. it's time to act on climate change was the conflict and corona virus. i'm here to song the alarm, the world my.

i'm jane king and jane just real quickly, since you're in new york, the feeling this morning as we're approaching 9.11 tomorrow. >> you know, it doesfeel subdued here even the markets are kind of reflecting that a little bit. so the memorials services really start getting under way today. tomorrow is a big deal as well. so we're just remembering what happened. so many of us look through them. >> so many of us. yeah, absolutely. thanks a lot, jane. >> we'll take a break at 7.20 coming up, remembering the victims of 9.11. we're going to honor the heroes of flight 93 that were bound for san francisco. 20 years ago. we'll be right back. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. geico. save even more when bundle home and car in

what does that, a real republican by the definition on our other guess today is anybody who follows any been to, i'm says, and if you are, if you don't list jane, i mean you are more conservative personally list jane it, she's not a republican, it's nonsense. it's insert, how well i over choice words berlin cheney, but she's not a republican in my book and i call myself a conservative part. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break and ask about your break. we'll get anywhere discussion on trunk 2020 for the a war on drugs noted as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota. it's got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check and told us that andrew was competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly, they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening with the the pacific leg around the world. expedition by 1000 ocean miles round the clock in the dead. calm miss wilson in

jane called for a declaration which would officially end the korean war. rob mcbride has moved from the south korean capital sol. it is certainly an interesting development and interesting overture from kim jung does seem to be part of a building effort from the north, sincerely trying to restore relation. so it has been treated seriously here in south korea. it follows on from similar statements she made a couple of days ago. now that was in response to this cold from noon jay, in the president of south korea when he spoke of the un and suggested that with a formerly end, the korean war with a signing out of an official peace settlement, the cameo john said that that was an admirable idea and is now said gone further with his latest statement that after a couple of days of reflection, she says and considering what she says of the prevailing attitudes in the south. the relations coby, restored to the point to which they could hold a summit meeting again between the leaders of north and south. now she does add the caveat that the south koreans should and what she calls double standards when it comes to weapons testing. now this follows on from a day just over a week ago when within the space of a f

. >> it does look like a transinformation i like it. jane, thank you. >>> when we come back, dr.ig news from the fda. two senior vaccine regulators stepping down. questions about that and what that means about the future for vaccine approval you're watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc nly serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. with ibm, you can do both. businesses like insurers can automate it processes across clouds. so agents can spend more time on customer needs. and whatever comes your way, you've got it covered. saving time and improving customer service, that's why so many businesses work, with ibm. why is it the best wireless deals require a trade in? right now, switch to t-mobile and get the epic iphone 12 with 5g on us no trade-in required. it's e

a feminist does not continue to push strong women out of his party when they are just seeking to serve and i will say their names tonight and thank them. thank you, janethank you, jodi. thank you, selena. i am here tonight thanks to the work you have done. i believe if there were more women on this platform tonight and in previous years that we would have better laws in our military. we would have childcare at this point. it would have many of the things we need. i am the only woman other than elizabeth to be on this platform in the last 18 years. the liberal party has never had a woman. i think it is time for the party to examine -- prime minister trudeau: i will not take lessons on caucus management from you. mr. paul: i will not take lessons from you. prime minister trudeau: making sure our first woman finance minister has moved forward. >> all right, mr. trudeau. that is time. we have to move on. mr. blanchet, mr. o'toole, and mr. singh. this next topic is for you to debate. canada's transition to a green economy depends on pipelines. at a time when there is uncertainty energy supply over line five, this country cannot extract nor distribute oil d

to jane harmon's point, there were many mistakes that we made along the way and they were -- we can't repeat them again. one of them is, what doesn to be at perpetual war? and another one of them is, what does it mean to only fight with weapons and not with really addressing what is going on on the ground? why are these fragile states? there are 82.5 million displaced persons in the world right now. many in the middle east, much children. they need care, they need attention. and this is rife for terrorist recruitment. so we need new tools to address terrorism going forward and this is a good moment to start thinking about it in constructive ways. >> karen, what president bush was basically saying was, you can attack us, but you cannot scare us and you cannot change who we are as a country. in hindsight, what do you think about that message? >> you know, i use that quote as sort of the beginning point of my book, which is that i think america really lost much of its soul in the way it responded to 9/11. we did a lot of good things, routing out the terrorist havens in afghanistan in the fall of 2001 was successful. many of the thi

played, jane, where he basically said, if i've got the option of closing something down or bringing in vaccine passports, vaccine passports is something that we are prepared to do. so the government doest one other line as well, bearing in mind in that document, the government says it does not want to pose more harmful economic and societal restrictions, some lockdown measures. it does not want to do that, but they are being kept as a last resort, so not being categorically ruled outjust yet. and seven terms of broad principles, nick, is it fair to say there's a lot of today about reminding people the virus is still out there and we are getting into colder months? —— is terms of? i are getting into colder months? -- is terms of?— are getting into colder months? -- is terms of? i think absolutely. the vaccine is the _ is terms of? i think absolutely. the vaccine is the thing _ is terms of? i think absolutely. the vaccine is the thing that _ is terms of? i think absolutely. the vaccine is the thing that ministers l vaccine is the thing that ministers think will get us out of this, but you also heard from the prime minister and from the scientists some pretty stark warnings, professor ch