images of rowland hunting for a victim nathaniel rowland's impala comes driving by as she's standingherself, circling, lurking like a shark. surveillance photos of rowland in the hours after he murdered samantha. cell phone records showing rowland in new zion, his hometown, where he disposed of samantha's body. >> this was a straight body dump and dna evidence under rowland's fingernails in his car, on his clothes. >> but one piece of evidence will forever haunt prosecutor april sampson. >> samantha fought. she fought for her life. and one of the things she did, and it will always be chilling to me, is she kicked the window and left her footprint on the window, and it just showed how hard she fought in that car, and we were able to match that footprint. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty after the jury found nathaniel rowland guilty on all counts, judge clifton newman offered rowland a chance to speak. >> i know i'm innocent. but i guess what i know and what i think really doesn't matter. >> and i'm at a small guy. i'm six two, 240 and i'm just thinking, how can i get to this

james rowland jr. según el alguacil, hay un estado de emergencia.ve, es decir, un felonía con una pena máxima de 5 años de cárcel. si se comete durante un estado de emergencia. en este caso, rowland fue visto por una cámara de seguridad de una familia de davenport que se fue de la residencia por el huracán robando paquetes de la entrada. video que se publicó en las redes sociales. otro caso fue el de la pareja de derrick hansen, de 34 años, y gary cooper de 50, que el 10 de octubre en horas de la mañana, decidieron entrar a una casa de la wells. según la declaración jurada, admitieron haber entrado a la residencia para escapar del huracán milton, pero en el piso encontraron artículos domésticos rotos y el panel de yeso interior también gravemente dañado. delitos de robo mayor que antes podían tener una pena de 5 años de cárcel se agravan y se convierten en delitos graves de segundo grado con penas máximas de hasta 15 años de cárcel. según las investigaciones, otro caso se dio ese mismo 10 de octubre, cuando justin ryan, de 44 años, presuntamente rom

night, she was joined by one of the biggest stars on the planet, beyonci, and her bandmate kelly rowland. both of them grew up in houston where the rally was held. that is one half of the campaign split screen. on the other side, we have a unhinged donald trump whose fascist leanings are coming into greater focus every day. on this show, we have been closely tracking trump's violent rhetoric and his history on some of the most ruthless dictators. donald trump repeated his starts to expand the use of military force, bowing to release it against his domestic political rivals who he calls enemies from within. but there has been a shift in this last week. it is not just outside observers calling trump a fastest and threat to democracy. these are coming from his seniormost aides, including three of his top generals. the first warning came from general mark millie. the nation's highest ranking military officer who called trump fastest to the core and the most dangerous person to this country. in aramark to the journalist bob woodward and woodward's new book. the second came from trump's secret

michelle obama is joined by other celebrities including kerry washington, kelly rowland.ial campaign event. what are organizers hoping to accomplish? >> reporter: it's being hosted by the first ladies organization called when we all vote. the organizers are billing this event as one that's a celebration of first-time voters, an event that's a celebration of the work that this organization has been doing along with others around the country, around getting people registered to vote and teaching people sort of a civic education piece to what these organizations have been doing, trying to encourage, in particular, young people to vote. there are going to be many first-time voters they expect in the crowd, both at the college level and high schoolers old enough to vote. we're told the speakers that we'll see on stage today are really here to celebrate those people. you named some of the people that will be here. shonda rhimes, tv producer, screen writer, kelly rowland who we saw with the vice president in houston and michelle obama is the headliner tonight outside atlanta. >>

was introduced by her mother, tina knowles, and join barbara for destiny's child handmade , kelly rowland beyoncÉ did not perform but did give remarks. >> i am not here is a celebrity , i am not here as a politician, i am here as a mother. a mother who cares. deeply about the world my children and all of our children are in. >> donald trump in texas yesterday speaking with voters in austin while making a stop on the podcast of joe rogan. in michigan, he hammers his message on immigration and mass deportation. >> we will stop the invasion of criminals into our country. and i will bring back the american dream , for your children and for yourselves . >> tomorrow, he returns to new york to hold a rally at madison square garden. >>> we are gearing up for a little bit a shift in the weather. >> noticeable tomorrow, like 80 degrees for someone in liz foster today. you will get light rain tomorrow seriously , light rain tomorrow and i will show you how likely this is when we put it onto the virtual set. i will take the futurecast on the radar and we will play this forward on tonight and tomorrow

superstar performer beyonce, alongside former bandmate kelly rowland, has endorsed kamala harris, ind trump is also campaigning in the traditionally republican state. our north america correspondent emma vardy has more. # tell me how you feel about this... _ entering the stage as the presidential race nears its final act, beyonce is the latest musical icon to bring her star power to the kamala harris campaign. i'm not here as a celebrity. i'm not here as a politician. i'm here as a mother. a mother who cares deeply about the world. my children and all of our children live in. a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies. kamala harris came to texas to put a spotlight on one issue in particular. abortion has been one of the most divisive subjects of this election, and texas has one of the strictest abortion bans in the us. kamala harris has promised to guarantee women's rights to abortion nationwide if she wins the presidency. we are fighting for an america where no matter who you are or where you live, you can make decisions about your own body for yourself. so moving forw

some of the celebrities that joined her included jessica alba, willie nelson, kelly rowland and beyoncÉn native. >> i'm not here is us liberty or as a politician. i'm here as a mother. a mother who cares about the world my children and all of our children lived in. imagine our daughters growing up seeing what's possible with no ceilings, no limitations. >> reporter: harris focused on abortion, she warned trump would prohibit abortion nationwide even though trump has said he veto a national ban. >> no one is protected if there is a trump national abortion ban. it will outlaw abortion in every single state. understand that. he can do it with or without an act of congress. all that to say elections matter. rachel: trump was in texas where he hit harris on immigration. trump met with the mother of jocelyn, 12-year-old houston girl who police say was killed in june by two migrants who entered the country illegally. >> kamala is here to rub shoulders with woke celebrities, while she is here she will not speak to the grieving mothers from whom she has stolen the brightest light in their lives.

beyonci and kelly rowland. both grew up in houston where the rally was held. things looked relatively normal on the democratic side, not so on the republican side. donald trump has sounded more and more like the fascist he promises to be if reelected. his rhetoric is getting more extreme, racist, authoritarian. last night he arrived nearly 3 hours late because he spent three hours recording a friendly interview with our popular podcasts. the joe rogan experience. donald trump continues to escalate his dehumanizing rhetoric against opponents and critics who he called the enemy from within. immigrants, he said they turned america into a garbage can. donald trump remains a unique threat to democracy. even though the election is not over and victory is far from a sure thing, we see examples of how his particular brand of third tourney is him is undermining democratic values. washington post ceo announced the paper will not be making an endorsement in this year's race. the first time the paper declined to do so since 1988. 36 years ago. this is in reaction or a pre

what's clear with this campaign, in kind of the blitz they're doing this week, she did the shade room, rowlandday. charlamagne tha god. they're talking about initiatives that disproportionately impact black men. it's clear that not just right now, but for a while, they've been looking at, what can we do to make sure that black voters in general, black men specifically, actually come out to vote? it's been clear for years that black men, black voters, have started to be at least more interested in other folks when it comes to who they're going to vote for in this election. it's not a kamala harris created problem, but it's one her and her campaign need to grapple with moving forward. if you get 78% of black voters as it said in some polls, 87% in others, it's still less than what has been gotten in years past when it's been 90%. something is happening. it's unclear why. i talked to the principal deputy campaign manager, and he said it is neglect from the democratic party for years. it's what black folks have felt for years, so they're trying to rectify that. >> a poll over the weekend showed ha

you saw this last night from vice president harris, and beyonce, and kelly rowland in houston, where we had 30,000 people at a rally talking about the importance of protecting reproductive freedom across this country. women and men are standing up across this country saying what we are seeing thanks to trump's abortion bans are acceptable. if he retakes power, the consequences we are seeing in places like texas who died because they cannot get the care they need because of the extreme abortion bans there-- if you live in michigan, pennsylvania, north carolina, you know, you are not safe either. trump wants to take his abortion bans nationwide. these are powerful messages coming from really inspiring women, who i think are speaking for a vast majority of the country right now who want to protect reproductive freedom in this election. >> ian, is it safe to say given michelle obama's speech today, given yesterday's rally in houston, which was all about reproductive freedom in texas, take that and couple it with the other campaign theme, which is threats to democracy ended, and john kell

am a huge super fan of beyonce and i love to see her all the time, it was not beyonce and kelly rowland's that got me. it was the women who spoke two speakers before, who suffered sepsis after she had complications with the pregnancy , and a stillborn baby. it was that conversation that made me say oh my gosh, every young man and woman in this country who thinks this doesn't affect me, that is what they need to see. >> i agree. this is what the campaign has actually been doing for a very long time, and so i think the closing argument they need to make is actually one that they are making. she started her campaign talking about not how good the economy was, but the american people's needs that have not yet been met. she has made the case about how donald trump is unstable and how his instability will lead to these other things and has really hammered home real stories around the issue of abortion and tonight, lawrence called this a single issue speech and event and i agree for a reason. it really made the case to the american people that it doesn't matter where you live. if donald trump ge

support on the campaign trail from superstar beyonce and former destiny's child trio member kelly rowlandmetown of houston. >> i'm not here as a celebrity. i'm not here as a politician. i'm here as a mother. [ cheers and applause ] a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies. >> reporter: texas not a battleground state, but harris describing it as ground zero in the fight over reproductive rights and access to abortion. >> you know it ain't right that you may have fewer rights than your mother or your grandmother. you know it is not theoretical. you know it is not political. it is your lived experience, and i see you, and i see your power. >> reporter: earlier in the day harris calling out former president trump for his recent comments calling the united states a, quote, garbage can for the rest of the world. >> it's just another example of how he really belittles our country. >> reporter: in texas himself and then michigan overnight, trump leaning into immigration and his hard-line proposal

harris in texas on friday, singer came out onto the stage with former destiny's child band made kelly rowland. >> she didn't perform at the rally, but she did introduce harris. cnn's rosa flores was there in houston and has this report well, the energy here in houston is electrifying because the star power, it's texas sighs, i'm talking about beyond being be in her hometown of h town now, as i look around this stadium, the venue is also texas-sized. i can let's see that pretty much every seat here has been taken and this stadium seats about 21,000 people now in mission to that the organizers deployed a floor that meets up to the stage. where do you would expect during a concert and i can tell you that there are multiple so paul pens of spectators and they're standing shoulder to shoulder, standing room only. now, if you're wondering why harris is in texas when texas is not a battleground state, you're probably thinking what most people in the united states are thinking, why? well, as kamala harris continues to create a contrast between what an america under a harris administration would look

she was joined by former destiny's child bandmate, kelly rowland now queen bey did not perform at the rally, disappointing many which focus though in part on getting voters galvanize to turn out in support of reproductive rights the singer told the crowd the time has come for the country to change country we need you one of the most valuable tools. and we need you generations of loved ones before us are whispered during a prophecy a quest, a calling, an anthem moment right now, it's time for america to sing a new song sing a song of dignity and opportunity. are you all ready to agile voice to the new american austin, texas before moving on to the battleground state of michigan, where he criticized harris for her appearance with one of the world's biggest performance she's out party so israel is attacking. we've got a war going on and she's out partying at least we're working to make america okay. >> great. again, that's what we're doing. nobody is in charge. joe biden is asleep. >> kamala is at a dance party, would be on beyonce >> treene is traveling with the former president, but fi

the singer came out onto the stage with her former destiny's child bandmate kelly rowland. now, beyonce didn't perform at the rally, but she did introduce harris cnn's rosa flores was there in houston and has this report well, the energy here in houston is electrifying because the star power, it's texas sighs, i'm talking about beyonce. >> we be my, hometown of h town. now, as i look around this stadium, the venue is also texas-sized. i can see that pretty much every seat here has been taken. and this stadium seats about 21,000 people now, in addition to that, the organizers deployed a floor that meets up to the stage. what do you would expect during a concert and i can tell you that there are multiple pens spectators and they're standing shoulder to shoulder, standing room only. now, if you're wondering why paris is in texas when texas is not a battleground state, you're probably thinking what most people in the united states are thinking, why? well, as kamala harris continues to create a contrast between what an america under a harris administration would look like and am

on friday, the music icon came out onto the stage with her former destinies child bandmate kelly rowlandu can see them right there. beyonce. i'm sure sadly for so many there did not perform at the houston rally, which did focus at least in part on getting voters galvanize to turn out in support of reproductive rights. that was really the overarching theme. of that rally in houston, but beyonce, who is a houston native herself, she told the crowd that the country is on the brink of history saying that it's time to quote, sing a chorus of unity, take a listen i'm not here as a politician i'm here as a mother children and all of to control i bodies beyonce then introduce harris to the crowd, urging them to give a big loud texas welcome to the next president of the united states harris told the gathering that texas is ground zero in the fight for reproductive freedom. >> and stress the importance of getting out the vote reproductive freedom is on the ballot in this presidential election. >> and what the work of everyone here, freedom will win between two states showing up three hours late to

but before her we expect to see the likes of shonda rhimes, kelly rowland, rita wilson, marseille martin and many others as well. there will be some musical performances as well. the idea is to get people jazzed, to get people excited about the idea of voting. here in georgia already more than 3 million ballots have been cast. over 42% of active voters in georgia have voted before early voting ends on friday. we expect to hear the former first lady say -- to congratulate the people who've already voted and encourage those who haven't to make a plan. it's worth noting too that this is not an event that's connected to the harris campaign although several of the speakers including the former first lady have endorsed vice president harris. we do know we'll see the former first lady on the campaign trail again for the vice president on saturday. she'll travel to pennsylvania to hit the campaign trail again to encourage people to vote for vice president harris. >> aaron gilchrist. thank you for that. now to pennsylvania, where donald trump is about to focus on the economy for the second time t

heart of texas where the stars at night are big and bright and none bigger or brighter than kelly rowland and beyonce knowles. carter who can be with kelly showing up to try and get out the vote for harris we are so happy to be standing here on this stage. proud country here as a celebrity i'm not here as a politician. i'm here as a mother children and all of our children given our moment right now, it's time for america to sing a new song our voice single course of unity they sing a song of dignity in opportunity are you all ready to agile voice to the new americans? beyonce is freedom has been the soundtrack for the harris campaign. and tonight that freedom and reproductive rights was the central theme of harris is message lives in a state with a trump abortion ban. many of these bands are causing care to be denied until a woman is at death's door. and let us agree one does not have to abandon their faith. or deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling her what luntz, democratic strategist, and misha cross, and republican strategist, lance trover. good to have all

kelly rowland, who tina calls her other daughter, was also there.> we went back through the history of women of the year, and the concept for the moms came up because as i looked back at all the speeches, the one person that is always thanked in women of the year, often a mom. >> yeah. back to the book. it has six chapters and it's, sort of, like, all the different eras. if there were a seventh chapter, what do you see the future of "glamour" being? >> i feel like it's a bright future. when you look at the book as well, like at how we would have talked to the audience. they're talking to us on real time, tiktok, instagram. they're always in the comments section telling us what they love and what they don't like. i think the future is bright. we fought for a lot and we've come a long way. it's still not where it should be in terms of women and equality and places for the voices of women. so, i think the bright future for us is to continue to fight for that. >> you've just been promoted. you're the global editor of "glamour." you say people all around

as rowland has pointed out with covid and other deployments, we've had some significant challenges. these last five years have been really hard. but in the midst of that we've been able to accomplish a great deal. and so here on the timeline, definitely highlights some of those things. and the first wub is we were able to implement epic which is a fully integrated health record that has really changed the way cares delivered and how we deliver within the organization in the network and this was a huge inter taking and we were able to implement this in 2019. close to that implementation one of our deployment as every one knows, is focused on the abuse allegations in laguna honda and many of us were deployed and focused on that. and soon after, we went into unprecedented pandemic, the covid pandemic and so many people were deployed during covid and still. but in the midst of that we were still able to make progress on some leadership in infrastructure and we were to realign existing budget to provide new functions, adding any positions over the pasted six years. so some examples, we c