he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.eir relationship, but was 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 knew 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 texts 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, disguising 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 couldn't have died in a car accident, because it would have been reported

dick rowland was 19 years old in the spring of 1921.et in downtown tulsa. >> his nickname is diamond dick, so he's known to be this flashy young guy. just another person in the community that everyone knows, but he's never been seen as a troublemaker. >> there's not a restroom facilities in the shine parlor. so the white owner has arranged for them to walk down main street to the drexel building. on the fourth floor, there was, quote, a colored restroom. something happens when he enters the elevator. elevators are manually operated by a wheel. it takes a great amount of skill to get the floor of the elevator and the actual floor to line up. that particular elevator was very difficult to center. so the belief is that sarah didn't quite have it level, that as dick walked onto the elevator, he tripped and just by reflex threw his hands out to cushion the fall, that he grabbed sarah by the shoulder, ripped her dress. she screams, he realizes this is a dangerous moment for him, and he runs out of the elevator and takes off. but there was a w

justin rowland joined researchers on the glacier and sent us this report.tin: west antarctica is a challenging place to work. it is the stormy is part of the world power stormy as continent. -- it is the stormiest part of the world's stormiest continent. bulky supplies were dragged over the ice in an epic 1000-mile over land journey. this was the final destination, a campsite at the point this vast glacier goes to flow. >> if we are thinking about what sea level will be like in 12 years, this glacier is the place to be. justin: hot water was used to melt down into the ice. this is an historic moment, the first time anyone has tried to drill through this glacier. beneath the 600 meters of ice below me is the most important point, the point where the ice meets the ocean water. for the first time ever, scientists could take measurements under the ice, to the surprise of some local creatures. they sent down a remotely operated robot submarine packed with scientificnstruments. >> oh yes. >> what we could see was that instead of this flat ice we pictured, there w

here's the bottom line a 2-year-old boy from brooksville found safe after missing for 24 hours jj rowland was found by retired marine who is planning to go fishing that day but decided to help search for the toddler. dagen: this is what america is all about, small communities like brookville that is awesome. dagen: god bless brooksville and roy link, that does it for us. have a good weekend. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: happy we can to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in positions you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo this weekend marks the one-year anniversary of russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. vladimir putin is vowing to continue the military campaign despite estimates of 200,000 russian casualties in this war china is now claiming it is pushing for a cease-fire between the two countries. amid reports it is actually considering supplying weapons to russia the white house meanwhile is pledging aid for ukraine and announcing sanctions against russia and it suspended the nuclear arms treaty to

in a cold church in benwell, carole rowland is on the mic. it's worry and fear.g that worries you, anything you're fearful of, please come and talk to us. if the cost of living crisis is a national crisis, the response here in newcastle's west end is local. the other things that we've got are more kiddies coats, which is fantastic. this place started years ago as a food bank, but it's had to change, adapt and expand to become a community hub to keep up in these hard times. used to be that people don't have sufficient food to eat. we can help them with that. it's now that they don't have enough fuel. they don't have heat. our fear here at our food bank is that people may die. it's getting a bit colder. it is slightly. so it is food and help with fuel. but we're here to see much more than that. there you go. of course, pat's work, handing out vouchers for access to the food bank, is crucial. oh, thank you. but then there's courtney. how much do you spend on public transport? i don't because i can't afford to. a benefits wizard who's here to give priceless advice. w

joining us now now senior analyst chris rowland and in the studio steve kovac how have they managed to come back so far so fast? >> ai is the buzzword the entire call the ceo explaining he thinks he can capitalize on the energy and investment happening behind ai i'm old enough to remember when nvidia was a metaverse company a year ago before that it was a crypto company. the key here tyler, is the chips are so good the company makes it can be used for a variety of applications and now that this ai optimism is there, the ceo saying over and over again on the call that they're ready to capitalize on it compared it to when the iphone first came out he sees a future where every software company is going to need this technology. >> chris, this was a company that for several years, up until 2022, was everybody's darling. it was a shot stock and a hot company, 2022 it was anything but, but it has come back as we mentioned, 60% so far this year. can it keep it up? >> i don't know if it can keep it up. we do have a buy, a $265 price target on it we think ai is the catalyst here primarily natura

you were teamed with kelly rowland from destiny's child. do you remember the name of your team?d. >> murray: did you come up with that? >> stephen: we came up with that, exactly. dink floyd. you were eliminated in the first round, you lost to will ferrell and tig notaro. how did that feel? take me back. ll those emotions. lly in great shape. >> stephen: you are in great shape too, man. >> murray: well, thank you. i appreciate that. but we didn't know we were playing the sort of, the venus and serena williams sisters of the pickleball world. >> stephen: really? really? will and tig are the venus and serena? >> murray: yes. >> stephen: will's got the tale of the tape, i'll grant you that. but tig had never picked up a pickleball paddle before that day. you realize that? >> murray: that's not true, is it? >> stephen: it's true. she literally was playing on a fractured femur. >> murray: oh, my. >> stephen: now how do you feel? >> murray: really embarrassed, thank you. but i have to say thought we put up a pretty good fight. we had some good rallies there. no? you told me that. were

rowland was reported mission after wandering away from his home thursday morning.leep. a massive search party koemtd-year and a volunteer ended up finding jj in the woods. aside from a few scratches, he's doing just fine. >> a book about baseball legend roberto clemente was pulled from the shelves of florida public school and has been approved for review. they are looking or the discrimination faced. >>> today marks one year since russia invaded ukraine. >> the largest military campaign since world war ii. most expected a quick russian takeover but ukranian forces have proved resilient. today president volodymyr zelenskyy marked the anniversary with a moment of silence. >> reporter: allies around the world from new york to sydney are also marking this anniversary by standing in solidarity with ukraine. nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin is in kyiv for us. erin, we know president zelenskyy just spoke to reporters. how is he reflecting on his role as nation's leader and really reflecting on the last year of the war? >> reporter: hey, joe, it was a wide-ranging pr

the sheriff's department announcing joshua rowland, who goes by j.j. was found after 24 hours.as found by volunteer searchers in a wooded area near his home, and he's doing well. he went missing on thursday morning. authorities believe he left his home while his parents were asleep. >> certainly an encouraging update there. >>> and we start this half hour with the question swirling around a college basketball star and his role in events leading to a fatal shooting. there's growing outrage over whether alabama's brandon miller who allegedly brought a gun to a now former teammate should be allowed to play as the season heads into march madness. abc's reena roy is here with more. reena, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. that's right. alabama is considered one of the top basketball programs in the country, and the team is just weeks away from a potential title run in the ncaa tournament, but now many are questioning if their star player should even be allowed to play. this morning, alabama basketball star brandon miller at the center of a growing controversy aft

yes, but anyway, thank doctor rowland salmon and a lot of common sense and some stuff we disagree on,ee expression is . so thank you for expression is. so thank you for joining me. director of communicable diseases public communicable diseases for public health in wales. right oh lordy. ihave health in wales. right oh lordy. i have been quite emotional tonight coming up. you are putting me on the spot and i think i'll get your reaction to the first half of the show. i will be back three years . hey, i'm very glad we had those two chats. i feel they were very important. but earlier i asked you to put me on the spot with a question. it's time for fox on the spot. first up, marcus , why the spot. first up, marcus, why are our rivers and beaches so polluted? this an issue close to my heart, marcus. i'll tell you what, my friend matt hayes, who was on the show the other day, who's just the world's greatest fisherman greatest fisherman and greatest environmentalist, said that the reason why the river wye, which is the best bluebell fishing river the where i river in the world, where i caugh

yes, but anyway, thank doctor rowland salmon and a lot of common sense and some stuff we disagree on,ee expression is . so thank you for expression is. so thank you for joining me. director of communicable diseases for public health wales. right oh lordy. health in wales. right oh lordy. ihave health in wales. right oh lordy. i have been quite emotional tonight coming up. you are putting me on the spot and i think i'll get your reaction to the first half of the show. i will be back three years . hey, i'm very glad we had those two chats. i feel they were very important. but earlier i asked you to put me on the spot with a question. it's time for fox on the spot. first up, marcus , why the spot. first up, marcus, why are our rivers and beaches so polluted? this an issue close to my heart, marcus. i'll tell you what, my friend matt hayes, who was on the show the other day, who's just the world's greatest fisherman greatest fisherman and greatest environmentalist, said that the reason why the river wye, which is the best bluebell fishing river the world, i river in the world, where i cau

emily rowland joins us, are you going to rewrite this week or are you going to have to to wait untiltine's day ponds ready for the inflation print tuesday. it is going to be critical. this week, it feels like there has been a big shift in the mood music as you would say, tom. we have had a higher bond yield, oil prices rising and most importantly, the dollar strengthening. you think about these moves in currency, the dollar has been at the epicenter of every move in the markets. weaker dollar trend that started in the fourth quarter, really spurring this risk on rally. over the last week, that narrative has changed. we think that is going to be critical to watch. inflation is going to be huge tuesday in terms of the way it impacts bond yields from here. tom: you look at corporate earnings differently. the basic idea of corporate earnings and the resiliency forward, isn't there -- is it there? emily: i want to make a comment on what john set on earnings. it is amazing someone with huge earnings misses world's largest companies hasn't been a huge story. this has been an entirely macro

probably the groups of ufo, but probably the most notorious sighting was by a lady called sharon rowlands garden, which looks sound me beautiful valley in the dales. and this strange spherical object is about the size of a house. she saw floating, and she pointed camcorder at it and. it kind of started moving backwards forwards towards her. she said, ihave forwards towards her. she said, i have some lights around it. there was . no sound at all. she there was. no sound at all. she said , i'm a little bit reticent said, i'm a little bit reticent . tell people about this because they think i'm crackers. i'm not one of those people that follows flying saucers and ghosts and ufos and the supernatural. but this is what i saw. and i asked, how did it make her feel ? how did it make her feel? frightening. it felt nerve and as if it was watching us instead of us watching that. yeah at one stage we do think it's going to land. and the call come in so close. yeah. and that really quite scary . yes. and then it quite scary. yes. and then it just went by. it came was on a disc and then it like came o

but the most famous one, if you go back to 2001, a lady called sharon rowlands, she's in her garden withecide to test a camcorder which for those who on old enough, it's kind of a think of it like an amateur camera that you used to have before smartphones available. but she's testing it in a garden and suddenly they this object in their in their backyard floating over their backyard floating over their back , going the back garden, as back, going the back garden, as you'll see in this footage we're going to show you extends out into a beautiful valley in the derbyshire dales where are. derbyshire dales where we are. she this object floating in she sees this object floating in the of about the the sky. it's kind of about the size of a house, cylindrical. there's it, it's there's lights around it, it's rotating it's she points rotating it's moving. she points a camcorder at it starts moving towards her. and then i asked her, how did she. it started to move backwards and forwards her i and it felt nerve and as if it was watching us instead of us watching that . yeah. at one watching that. y