he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.d under age girls online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended their relationship, those about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now new lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of text suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as, rowland's friends. they're >> like, oh, why did you do this to big guy? he really loves you. now he is upset. >> the messages seemed to be an ominous anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland, discussing his number. the text told the dramatic story. rowland was in an accident, then at the hospital. then he died. lauren blocked all the numbers and called her mom. >> we talked about it that, he coul

comedian michael rowland and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1714 >> steve: and now,ere he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much. i love you i love you i love you please enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. thank you for watching at home [ cheers and applause we have a big show tonight let's get to some news well, guys, tonight new york attorney general letitia james announced a lawsuit against former president trump, and his three adult children for allegedly committing widespread business fraud you can tell trump is worried because he just asked ron desantis to fly him somewhere random in the middle of the night [ laughter ] if trump is being accused of exaggerating the value of his properties, the attorney general cited a few examples one of them being that jump said mar-a-lago is worth $739 million, but it was only appraised at $75 million [ light laughter ] trump was like, technically, with all the classified documents, it is worth $739 million

like robin rowland, now 100. he fought in the jungles of burma in world war ii.h involved fighting in the front line and fighting along with my colleagues. she has made her subjects look at themselves and if there's anything to be done which has a right and wrong way of doing it, she has taught them to do the right thing at the right time and she has endeavoured to tell them what service means and giving yourself to the task in hand. but in war, obeying the call to duty is so often the story of the young who do not come home. watching today's funeral, tony and sandy lewis. their 22—year—old son conrad was killed in afghanistan in 2011. these funeral rites evoking memories of a dead boy. conrad would have been delighted to have been there. but equally was delighted to have pledged his allegiance to the then queen elizabeth. i don'tjust think of my family but i think of all those and especially all of those families that were bereaved in afghanistan. in this way, present grief summoned the memory of older sacrifice. choir sings fergal keane, bbc news, at the cenota

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like robin rowland, now 100. he fought in the jungles of burma in world war ii. the young who do not come home. watching today's funeral, tony and sandy lewis. their 22—year—old son conrad was killed in afghanistan in 2011. these funeral rites evoking memories of a dead boy. conrad would have been delighted to have been there. but equally was delighted to have pledged his allegiance to the then queen elizabeth. i don'tjust think of my family but i think of all those and especially all of those families that were bereaved in afghanistan. in this way, present grief summoned the memory of older sacrifice. choir sings fergal keane, bbc news, at the cenotaph. yes, and military perspectives from home, if they can put it that way. people around the world have also been marking the day in their own ways. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet joined one family in canada. early in ottawa they mourn their monarch. watching her funeral unfold far away, a bond deep in their hearts. i think it's very special for us because we saw herjust weeks ago and she looked so

emily rowland at john hancock said just a few days ago, she wants to see more --.nderway. still trying to work out what that means. on the 10 year, the highest is just south of 350. 332 on a 10 year running three basis points. 250 to 3% on the 10 year, year end. ultimately speaks to the fact that capitulating to this point of the year. they think ultimately yield is not going to come down. on the two-year, we have seen the high. right now we come back by about four basis points. what is happening in the bottom markets with things right now, ripping right through. just south of that. 147. 1.1%. katie, i think you said it all morning. you have got to go back to the summer of 1998 to see the japanese -- this year. kailey: what is the japanese do? buy more bond. jon: a look at apple now. kailey: this is barely moving or not really moving. there has not been that much action under the hood of the indexes which are fairly positive. i am looking at certain energy companies in the u.s. that are gaining despite the fact you see crude prices falling. lisa: some people talk t

jk rowland in 2 2003 was declard the wealthiest woman in great britain after the success of harry potterad and she's not one of the wealthiest person in the world. we're referring to liquid assets. what's difficult to assess, it's extremely complex are the assets she had in art collection, stamp collection, horses, you can go on in terms of all the royal palaces and things that are priceless. what will happen to them, you ask. a couple things here. one, prince philip's will was sealed for 90 years and in 90 years from now, i don't think we'll be here, but in 90 years from now there will be a decision as to whether that's made public. the queen's private will we may never know the content of because that will remain sealed for 90 years. obviously her private wealth had, she had made a will that will term where things will go in terms her heirs. the grounds and the lands and all the revenue from that are what produce the income also and those are passing from now king charles, they will pass to the prince of wales. so those are revenue generating so the lands that are revenue generating, m

helena rowland scoring a hat—trick for the home side.ster hall itself. this image you can see now is what they call a snake. this is the big build up of peoplejust before they go in to see westminster hall itself and the queen lying in state. a very different atmosphere, but today a lot of reflection, personal memories. queen elizabeth ii was not only one of the most photographed and filmed women in the world — she was also portrayed on stage and screen by many different actors, including some of our most celebrated talents. our arts correspondent rebecca jones has been through the archives to hear how some of them tackled the role. the many faces of the monarch as portrayed on screen, but for each one of the actresses who have played elizabeth ii, the challenge has been the same — capturing the spirit of a woman famous for giving so little away. dame helen mirren won an oscar for her role as elizabeth ii in the queen. i watched the documentaries that the rest of us had watched. but i watched them in a particular kind of way, seeing litt