he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.uring and under age girls online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended their 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 t

after the militant islam screwed launched its largest ever assault on israel. hundreds of his rowlands are dead. others have been taken hostage. the, i'm here until berlin. welcome to the program. is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says as long acknowledging group from us will pay a heavy price for saturdays attack on israel. that is left more than $250.00 people dead, and more than a 1000 wounded. in an address to the nation. yahoo said to him, us had started what he called a cruel and evil war. he pledged that israel would respond with all of its power to prevail in the conflict too much of what happened today has never been seen and the story. then i won't let that happen. again. the entire government is behind this decision. these red defense forces will immediately use all it's trying to destroy the capabilities of how much it was to feed them to death and take revenge for this . like day they've inflicted on the state of israel and its citizens. the whole of the shame on the not the site and what is the annual? no, i'm telling the residents of gaza get out from the i

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eastern on lectures in history university of kansas political communication professor robert rowland talks about barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic national convention. at 9:30 p.m. eastern eastern on the presidency, historian katherine brownell discusses hollywood celebrity with politics and how they've impacted presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> the resolution is adopted. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> stay with c-span as a battle over how speakership continues. follow every moment as this a story election unfolds. watch on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video out, or online at c-span.org. c-span your unfiltered view of government. >> on capitol hill members of the house veterans affairs subcommittee held a hearing to better unders

we speak with emily rowland at jh investment co. chief investment strategist.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> the first thing i do when i wake up in the morning and i look at the markets is look at the 10 year. we see the 10 year move up so rapidly. >> fundamentals, technicals have driven yields beyond where they should be. >> there are forces that are buffering the bond space. >> uc supply come in and scare the bond vigilantes. >> with this risk it makes investors uneasy. >> yields are higher and they will probably stay higher for longer, but the economy continues to do well. >> central banks are concerned. >> the bond market is helping the fed slow the economy. >> it is doing some of their work for them, the yield. >> unfortunately high uncertainty is a new normal. >> we are looking for rate stability. >> it is a time of dislocation and bond. >> you got to get through it. alix: those are guests weighing in on the bond market action. that leads us to the question of the day you have may -- you may have yields moving higher and it brings the question can industrials powe

all right, next up, kelly rowland talks about life as a boy mom and her bond with beyoncé.e'll be right back. bbling routine in the morning. ok. zuri: kelly rowland's eight-year-old son, titan, showing off his major basketball skills while practicing at home, while kelly is also mom to two-year-old son noah. and she told us all about life at home now. it's actually incredible to watch his little personality come to life. it really is. zuri: and we saw firsthand the personality of kelly's youngest son, noah. mommy? yes, dear? you want to pat my face? ok, now take it to the back, ok? thank you, bubba. careful. zuri: both noah and his older brother, titan, are getting ready for halloween. no family-themed costumes this year. titan wants to be lebron james. noah wants to be an astronaut and a dog. zuri: this year, the grammy-winning singer is partnering with waterwipes to give parents a little bit of extra help during those sticky situations while trick or treating. it's so cool. across the us, there's 10 hallowclean stations, where they'll be set up. you can actually see where

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i remember rowland is a military analyst at the worst studies department of keane's college, london. i asked her why russia is focusing its forces on a gift. now, despite the heavy losses there, good evening. well, that is a good question. we'll have to go back a little bit to a 2014. and that is one of the ukranian troops started for defying their positions . and i of the, of, of the you've got by the russian says consider is a key to controlling the dumbass and to liberating the so called bonus people's republic. so for russia of the of card is very important, especially because the russians are always claiming that the premiums they using there are a tillery to sheldon. that's so that would be one political and strategic reason for liberating of the, of got from the russian perspective. and the other idea is that the russians one to control the view of cohort lift the highway and also open up the road to crime a tourist. so it does have logistical advantages. and given the geographic position of, of the, of crime, the features that it's on, on an elevator, the area. so they would

i remember rowland is a military analyst at the worst studies department of keens college london. i asked her why russia is focusing its forces on a gift. now, despite the heavy losses there, good evening. well, that is a good question. we have to go back a little bit to 2014. and that is one of the ukranian troops started for defining their positions. and i of the, of the, of the, of got by the russians is consumed or is a key to controlling the dumbass and to liberating the so called bonus people's republic. so for russia of the of card is very important and especially because of russians are always claiming that the crating is by using their artillery to sheldon. that's so that would be one political and strategic reason for liberating of the of golf from the russian perspective. and the other idea is that the russians one to control the view of cohort lift the highway and also open up the road to chrome at work. so it does have logistical advantages. and given the geographic position of, of the, of crime, the features that it's on, on an elevator, the area. so they would be on

adam bate partners will rowlands and the second row, while aran wainwright switches to flanker to replaceindside. captain jack morgan moves to blindside. , ., , ., ., blindside. pretty nervous going into the weekend. _ blindside. pretty nervous going into the weekend, but _ blindside. pretty nervous going into the weekend, but looking _ blindside. pretty nervous going into the weekend, but looking forward l blindside. pretty nervous going into| the weekend, but looking forward to it. it means everything to get to the quarterfinals. it has been a great honour, but were not trying to think too far ahead at the minute, just think about the weekend. the head coach _ just think about the weekend. the head coach says months and months of hard work is building up to this moment, knock rugby. warren gatland says there is more to come from his players and they haven't delivered a perfect performance, yet. players and they haven't delivered a perfect performance, yet. that is saturday's quarterfinal in marseilles and on sunday it's england against fiji. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there

eastern on "lectures in history," university of kansas political communication professor robert rowland talks about barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic national convention. and at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian katherine brownel discusses the mingling of hollywood celebrity with politics and how they've imct presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at cspan.org/history. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story, and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in non-fiction books and authors. funding for c-span 2 comes from these companies and more, including charter communications. let's started does not make covid seem like a very distant memory. this is great to be back again with all you and you know, just to be able to talk to so many >>> let's get started. does this not make covid seem like a very distant memory? it's great

eastern on "lectures in history," university of kansas political communication professor robert rowland talks about barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic national convention. and at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian katherine brownel discusses the mingling of hollywood celebrity with politics and how they've imct presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at cspan.org/history. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story, and on sundays, book tv brings you th

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i hope you will join me at "closing bell" at 3:00, and emily rowland and runs a tech-focused fund. lot of focus on those stocks within that as we approach earnings season on friday and those stocks are obviously, a few weeks away from that. josh, final trade. >> crowdstrike, a new 52-week hike. very rare. >> weiss? >> humana, my focus, these stocks are killing it, and unh is my biggest position. >> jenny? >> flex lng, they have a 10.5% yield and trading at 11 times with the disruption in the middle east where the supply routes will be messed up and it will probably be a benefit. sad, but true. >> eqt, natural gas prices are up 18% for the quarter. >> the dow is down about 40 and cvs is still red. nasdaq's the trailer today and nvidia is pulling back by 2% and a lot of other things in the green. i'll see you at 3:00. "the exchange" is now. >>> thanks very much, scott. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm dominic chu in for kelly, vans today and here's what's ahead on the show. stocks are lower, but oil and gold are both higher as israel's conflict with hamas enters its third da

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i want to bring in emily rowland at john hancock investment management.emily? >> well, we're certainly getting closer and closer. of course, it's hard to identify the exact number, but we continue to see this sort of unrelenting backup in rates, and a lot of it's based on no news. you know, we see this six basis point backup in yields this morning. i'm combing through the news overnight to figure out what's driving it higher, and there's really nothing fundamental there. we are seeing a lot of momentum here, a big shift in sentiment. there may be some technical factors at play here. but at some point, this is really going to start to challenge the equity markets. we could be looking at some kind of exogenous shock that continues to put pressure on stocks from here. >> what would that be? i guess we're all trying to figure out if and when that moment were to come. and the question is, are we just waiting for the fed for another hike? is that your expectation? or do you think they're not going to touch anything to try to avoid this situation? >> yeah, i mea

on lectures of history, university of kansas lit a coke communications professor robert rowland talksarack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic convention. -- and how they have impacted presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. explore american history -- explore the american story. watch american history tv. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:0p.m. eastern, amber ac shares her book, the snowflakes revolt, where she argues that woke millennials working in media are changing mainstre journalism for the worse. at 10:00 p.m., melissa kearney, author of thtwo parent privilege, contends the decline in two-parent married households is a driving factor in ny of americans economic issues. she is interviewed by scott. watch book tv on c-span2 every sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ >> monday, watch c-span series, in partnership with the library of congress, books that shaped america. it will feature the life of frederick douglass. it was the first of three autobiographies by frederick douglass. in deeply

on lectures of history, university of kansas lit a coke communications professor robert rowland talksut barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic convention. -- and how they have impacted presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. explore american history -- explore the american story. watch american history tv. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. easrn, amber ac shares her boo the snowflakes revolt, where she argues that woke millennials working in media are changing mainstream journalism for the worse. at 10:00 p.m., melissa kearney, author of the two parent privilege, contends the decline in two-parent married households is a driving factor in many of americans economic issues. she is interviewed by scott. watch book tv on c-span2 every sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ >> monday, watch c-span series, in partnership with the library of congress, books that shaped america. it will feature the life of frederick douglass. it was the first of three autobiographies by frederick douglass. in

so they're excited to get rowland. they're working hard.r successful season, john. that's really something special. is there anything else you would like to add for viewers if they want to come down? this is going to end at 11 o'clock. so we have a few more hours. yeah. know if you if you never made it out here, it's a really cool event. it's a great thing for families. you know, bring little your little guys down here. >> great time to walk around, support. a lot of the local teams and community here. >> it's a great event. so hopefully we get a bit more turnout next year. but this has been great. john, thank you so much. each plate benefits, basketball varsity team here. so you have a few more hours ends at 11 o'clock this morning. stephanie, back to you. all right. great way to support a local cause. thank you so much. tiffany. >> well, more tech company layoffs this time from chipmaker qualcomm. it's cutting about 1200 dogs in california, including 200 in the bay area. >> data from at least one web site that tracks tech layoff shows mor

eastern on "lectures in history," commit -- political communications professor robert rowland talks aboutobama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic national convention. on the presidency, historian catherine burnell discusses the mingling of celebrity with politics and how they have impacted the presidency itself. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> one, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, "books that shaped america." written in 1845, it was the first of three autobiographies by frederick douglass. deeply personal and sometimes graphic language, he describes his childhood years on the eastern shore of maryland his time as a slave in baltimore. and his escape north in 1838. the book was widely sold and is said to have highly influenced the cause of abolition. anna medford will be our guest to discuss the book. watch "looks that shaped america," between narratives of the life of frederick douglass, monday live at 9:0