george mason. very good. george mason. the first if you're keeping score at home or up to five, george mason's now there will be more. stay tuned. and as their family began to grow, they began to build what is now called gunston hall, their home. i just want to go quickly through some pictures of the house. but the house itself was one of the first brick colonies or first brick houses built in the colony. and it was truly, as you all know, an expression of george mason and his families as wealth, status and prestige. as a leading member of the virginia gentry. and what you see here is the central passage. again, i will go quickly through this. the formal dining space, the formal parlor. and here is the little parlor. and what is important to note, and we will talk a little bit more about this as we progress through our conversation this afternoon. is that, again, what you see here is not only an architecture and architecturally significant house, but truly an expression of his wealth and his status. and one of the one of t

george mason. very good. george mason. the first if you're keeping score at home or up to five, george mason's now there will be more. stay tuned. and as their family began to grow, they began to build what is now called gunston hall, their home. i just want to go quickly through some pictures of the house. but the house itself was one of the first brick colonies or first brick houses built in the colony. and it was truly, as you all know, an expression of george mason and his families as wealth, status and prestige. as a leading member of the virginia gentry. and what you see here is the central passage. again, i will go quickly through this. the formal dining space, the formal parlor. and here is the little parlor. and what is important to note, and we will talk a little bit more about this as we progress through our conversation this afternoon. is that, again, what you see here is not only an architecture and architecturally significant house, but truly an expression of his wealth and his status. and one of the one of t

thank you, george mason. maybe forgotten, but he does have the name of a great university in northern virginia that, has supplied a lot of great history majors that are sitting in this room. so yours truly to plug locate anything you know that i have anything to add it's it's interesting i guess, you know, playing off of what lindsey mentioned earlier that history is important to think of not just as stagnant or done or stale, just because it was in the past we have to keep going back to learn from it and something i like to say that i you know, like to keep on a little post-it note on my monitor at work is, you know, doesn't change. but our relationship to it does pretty constantly, right kind of depending on where we are standing in our present moment, our relationship to our past going to change. and so something i've been thinking about lately, working through looking at the 18th century or the 17th century through the lens of the 18th or vice versa, is that that must have been something that the quote un

. >> i did not have to fill out applications to come to george mason. they did all the paperwork.ll they had to do was keep good grades. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by. >> consumer cellular. we can find a plan that fits you. visit consumercellular.tv. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions, including the following. >> kf.org. ♪ announcer: this program was made possible by viewers like you. thank you. judy: hurricane ian is bearing down on florida. the storm while some punch over western cuba today, then began regaining strength. it could bring 130 mile-per-hour winds, 18 inches of rain, and a 12-foot oce surge to florida tomorrow. correspondent: along the gulf coast, they are preparing for the worst, bracing f what forecasters say could be of potentially historic catastrophe. >> we are 100 meters from the beach. we are trying to take precautions. they are unavoidable especially when a hurricane unleashes the force it does. donbas shelves were empty. --correspondent: shows were empty.

students to mason.the ability to graduate after two years, it wasn't what it should be. that is the nexus of advance, we are giving students the transparent information so they know from the jump when they sign up exactly what it will take to graduate in two years or less, and more than 90% of the advance students now do that. hari: the program, open to all nova students meet eligibility criteria, including a 2.0 gpa or higher, has grown from about 150 students four years ago, to 3300 today. about 40 percent are low income and majority are students of color. 80% are still enrolled at nova one year after joining the program, that is 20 points higher than the national retention rate for community college students. nova students in the program have access to the george mason campus and some take classes there as part of their major. >> since i had already been here because of my previous nova experience, i felt really welcome. i knew my way around the library because i usually would spend time there. to be

chris mason, many thanrs- _ likely to be tax cuts. chris mason, many thanks.ikely to be tax cuts. chris mason, many thanks. let's stay with - likely to be tax cuts. chris mason, many thanks. let's stay with the l many thanks. let's stay with the policy picture. tackling the cost of living crisis is the first task facing the new prime minister. in all parts of the uk there are reports of households and businesses struggling to make ends meet. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports from southend in essex, where residents of one street are hoping the new prime minister can provide some help. money has long been tight in cluny square, a close—knit neighbourhood of mainly young families and pensioners in southend. it's a fantastic community now. everybody pulls together. if someone's giving away a washing machine, everyone will know about it. wendy wilson runs the cafe on behalf of a small charity. rising costs mean she's reluctantly had to raise her prices. if i put a cup of tea up 20p, are they going to be able to afford it? and the answer is "

kron four's man, harry talk with sophia mason's family about the arrest tonight. she's joining us live now from the newsroom with how they're >> a family member of sophia mason's tells me they were scared knowing suspect dante jackson was still out there somewhere and not behind bars. they're hopeful now that some measure of justice will be served. >> this is a photo of dante jackson handcuffed in front of a police cruiser. it's a stark contrast from the smiling driver's license photo shown when police were on the hunt for him after several months of hard work. i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then the detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to vote. >> harris says, well, they're still hoping to learn exactly what

. >> with the murder of 8 year-old sophia mason mason was found dead in the home and were set back in march after being reported missing in february. officers say they've now arrested. 33 year-old dante jackson for the murder and 3 women they say helped him while he was on the run for nearly 7 months. we need to has the very latest now on the investigation. >> this is a photo of dante jackson handcuffed in front of a police cruiser. it's a stark contrast from the smiling driver's license photo shown when police were on the hunt for him after several months of hard work. i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to elude police for nearly 7 months, detectives acted on evidence quickly to track jackson

let's bring in chris mason. we are _ this moment. let's bring in chris mason.urse - this moment. let's bring in chrisl mason. we are of course covering this moment. let's bring in chris i mason. we are of course covering a statement from buckingham palace at the queen is under medical supervision at balmoral and there has been some political reaction. there has been political reaction. you can see the faces of concern within the house of commons whilst listening to the statement that we brought you a little earlier. on energy prices from the prime minister, there were notes being handed around, the prime minister was briefed as worthy leader of the opposition and the speaker. people shortly after that left the chamber. you can tell from the tanner and the tone and the facial expressions in there that concern that there is fear about the queen's l. since then, as you mentioned that the viewers just then, as you mentioned that the viewersjustjoining us in a statement from the prime minister saying: the whole country will be deeply concerned, my thoughts and thoug

mason's relative melissa harris says the family has been waiting for this moment. there's no amount of restitution or or just to celebrate her back. but this is a step in the right direction. harris says right now there are still more questions than answers. she hopes the family will get some of those answers. now that jackson is in custody. we've received, you know, her remains back. but that being said, because of the level of compositions to been left in for an undisclosed amount of all that we. >> we received 200 arrests were just some very, very few bone fragments. investigators say sophia's body showed signs of abuse and malnourishment. >> sophia's mother, samantha johnson is currently in prison after she was formally charged with sophie is murder. >> she pled not guilty to the charge. johnson and harris are cousins. i do talk to every couple of in prison. >> and she says she doesn't even know what happened in those final moments that and sophia were locked in a bathroom. harris says jackson is the only living person who knows what happened. human trafficking

angry over details of how young sophia mason was treated and how she died. investigators say mason had been dead for more than a month before her body was found. there was evidence she suffered abuse and was forced to live in a shed in the backyard of the house medical examiner ruled the young girl was also malnourished. in my 20 years of law enforcement. this case is the most disturbing and horrific i've seen. to know what that poor little angel went through by the hands of pure evil breaks my heart most of us here standing our mothers and fathers. and we. and we cherish our children will never understand how something like this could happen to a beautiful child who just wanted to be loved. jackson now faces charges of child abuse and murder. the eight year old's mother, samantha johnson, already in custody for the same charges. police no, this won't bring back mason, but they hope it does bring closure to her loved ones. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox. two news. in addition to dante jackson and samantha johnson, there are now three other women under arrest in

chris mason, bbc news.tomorrow afternoon when we'll find out who the next prime minister will be, once declared the winner of the conservative party leadership race. we're expecting the result, at 12.30. the queen will then formally appoint the new prime minister on tuesday, at balmoral, with an address to the nation expected in the afternoon. after hastily making cabinet appointments, the new prime minster will then appear at prime minister's questions on wednesday. both candidates have said they'll prioritise action on the rising cost of living. and as we've heard, liz truss says she'll make announcements, within the week and there'll be further measures announced on the economy within the month. 0ur economics editor faisal islam is here, with details of the scale of the task ahead, for the next prime minister. thank you, clive. this is the economic reality facing the new prime minister, inflation at 10%, and it could even go up to 15%. in the general economy, that is already falling, and heading for a 19

and chris mason is with me.'s talk first of all about what happened today in this election. we happened today in this election. - should say this is a moment of triumph for liz truss. you may have noticed there is more than a smidgen of ambition around these parts and she has outwitted and outmanoeuvred plenty of others who would have loved the chance to move into downing street. but her power and authority within her party is never greater than it is now and it you mentioned her margin of victory smaller than it was for boris johnson, smaller than it was for david cameron. then she confronts the in tray, perhaps an in tray more formidable than any prime minister in a generation. pandemic recovery, nhs enjoyable, and approaching the winter. the economic picture, inflation spiralling, the whole cost of energy bills and a war in europe. and revitalised opposition parties as i was reflecting on the report there, so a huge challenge for her that will start the moment she walks through the door. bud that will start t

chris, many thanks, chris mason, hours. chris, many thanks, chris mason. our— hours.is, many thanks, chris mason, our political editor i hours. chris, many thanks, chrisl mason, our political editor talking about the new shape of the government and we have just seen kwasi kwarteng, was expected to be the new chancellor, popping into number 10, the first senior figure we have seen come in since liz truss arrived in the last hour or so so no doubt some announcement later. tackling the rising cost of living is the first task facing the new government. that was singled out several times during the campaign and when liz truss arrived. many households are already struggling to make ends meet, even before next month's energy price rises. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports now from southend in essex, where residents of one street are hoping the new prime minister can provide some help. money has long been tight in cluny square, a close—knit neighbourhood of mainly young families and pensioners in southend. it's a fantastic community now, it really is. e

many thanks, chris mason in _ for the new prime minister. many thanks, chris mason in westminster. her privy council meeting after being advised by doctors to rest, buckingham palace has said. her majesty, who is 96 and has mobility issues, remains at balmoral castle, where she appointed liz truss as the new prime minister yesterday. that is in aberdeenshire. these images were released at that time. joining me now is our royal correspondentjonny dymond. there were smiles yesterday as the queen greeted liz truss, but clearly postponing this on my meeting today will raise more questions? i postponing this on my meeting today will raise more questions?— will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of— will raise more questions? i think it isa bitefa— will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of a surprise. _ will raise more questions? i think it is a bit of a surprise. the - it is a bit of a surprise. the meeting was not a constitutional necessity, privy council is when the new prime minister is appointed, there is a new cabinet, it is a regular formality. there is a new cabine

sophia mason was forced to live in the backyard . >> that is just absolutely horrc absolutely horrific. > >> today is the 60th anniversary anniversary of the we chose to go to the moon speech. it is ae where we end cancer as we know it. cancer is the second highest highest cause of death in the country. we will hear from an assistant professor at san jose state . > >> king charles iii addressed a gathering of british lawmakers. the king and his wife camilla walked into westminster hall and and he called parliament the instrument of our democracy. >> that your traditions are anct are ancient we see in the construction of this great hall and the reminders of criticisms of the office to which i have been called. >> the king said he intends to follow his mother's example and maintained the principles of constitutional government. > >> the danger from the mosquito fire near lake tahoe is growing. growing. drought conditions are still fueling the flames. 40,000 40,000 acres have burned so far. far. containment is now up to 20%. >> i am scared to death i am gog to lose everything. >> 11,000 p

chris mason, bbc news in liverpool. chris mason, bbc news in liverpool.message is being well received, in those former safe labour seats which went conservative at the last election. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been to leigh in greater manchester, which went from red to blue in december 2019, and which labour needs to regain if it�*s to form a government. the stall�*s been set out, labour�*s pitch made. what matters, of course — who buys what�*s on offer. thank you, take care. greengrocer paul has been in leigh market for 39 years, a close follower of politics who�*s yet to be convinced. they�*ve only become relevant over this short space of time because of what the conservatives are not doing. you know, they were almost invisible, but that�*s politics, isn�*t it? when one party is in trouble, then the other one pounces. with prices rocketing, there is worry here and political disillusionment... you all right? ..something eric, a butcher and fishmonger, is certainly feeling. the labour party, yeah, i don't really know what they stand for

. >> new details on the murder of 8-year-old sophia mason. why not one the four suspects tonight. >> san francisco is the heart and soul of queer america. >> and where hundreds of people lined up for the premiere of the first lbgt crown. and more on all of that coming up in a moment. here's a math. and just reported on piedmont, not far from oakland. . >> proximity is everything. a lot of people felt it, it was in the center of the high population center. at 2.9, that's a small earthquake. there's no reports of any damage from this. just to put a little perspective, the usgs takes reports. did you feel it? you could go on their website and they kind of plot it on a map. it's color coded. light shades of blue means it was felt lightly. i'll get out of the way. it's certainly up in the east bay hills. plenty in the city having felt this. this is notable because of its location. it's also notable, as it began in the most earthquake fault in the bay area. not the san andreas but the haywood. this is the fault that goes to the population center. i

mason's relative melissa harris says the family has been waiting for this moment. there's no amount of restitution or or just to celebrate her back. but this is a step in the right direction. perez says right now there are still more questions than answers. she hopes the family will get some of those answers. now that jackson is in custody. we've received, you know, her remains back. but that being said, because of the level of compositions. so we have been left in >> for an undisclosed amount of all that we we received 200 arrests were just some very, very few bone fragments. investigators say sophia's body showed signs of abuse and malnourishment. >> sophia's mother, samantha johnson is currently in prison after she was formally charged with sophie is murder. >> she pled not guilty to the charge. johnson and harris are cousins. i do talk to every couple of in prison. >> and she says she doesn't even know what happened in those final moments that and sophia were locked in a bathroom. harris says jackson is the only living person who knows what happened. human traf

i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then the detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to elude police for nearly 7 months, detectives acted on evidence quickly to track jackson's location. but he had the help of several people to a system to lose his capture. detectives say these women dobroka thompson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and left

mason's relative melissa harris says the family has been waiting for this moment. there's no amount of restitution or or just to celebrate her back. but this is a step in the right direction. perez says right now there are still more questions than answers. she hopes the family will get some of those answers. now that jackson is in custody. we've received, you know, her remains back. but that being said, because of the level of compositions. so we have been left in for an undisclosed amount of all that we we received 200 arrests were just some very, very few bone fragments. investigators say sophia's body showed signs of abuse and malnourishment. sophia's mother, samantha johnson was formally charged with sophia's murder. >> she pled not guilty to the charge. johnson and harris are cousins. i do talk to every couple of in prison. >> and she says she doesn't even know what happened in those final moments that and sophia were locked in a bathroom. harris says jackson is the only living person who knows what happened. human trafficking specialist rebecca has also spok

that's the chance or talking to chris mason. at £45 i talking to chris mason. statement by a church in leeds, a cloud gathered to collect free food. if to govern is to choose, there was a palpable sense here that ministers have chosen not to help these families. the here that ministers have chosen not to help these families.— to help these families. the folks who make _ to help these families. the folks who make the _ to help these families. the folks who make the big _ to help these families. the folks i who make the big announcements to help these families. the folks - who make the big announcements and laws that affect millions of people's lives have no idea what all of these dear families, our neighbours are living through on a daily basis. it is like any quality is actually getting worse and not better. . , is actually getting worse and not better. ., , ., , ., ., better. parts of leeds have some of the highest levels _ better. parts of leeds have some of the highest levels of _ better. parts of leeds have some of the highest levels of poverty - better. pa

a second suspect in the murder of sophia mason. the state attorney general shared more details about the arrest of the suspect and how he was able to stay on the run for so many months as "today in the bay" reports, they are taking action after alameda county after they say caseworkers failed to help sophia. >> reporter: this collection of videos and pictures of sophia mason through the years was shared by her family, the reminders of a child in happy moments. >> what's your name? >> sophia. >> reporter: dante jackson is under april rest facing child abuse and murder charges. at a news conference investigators shared details of a gruesome scene when they found her at a home in merced in march. she had been dead for months. >> the coroner determined the death was a homicide and noted that sophia's body was malnourished. in my 20 years of law enforcement this case is the most disturbing and horrific i've seen. >> she was so decomposed at the time that they found her even after the coroner did their exams and forensics pathology all t

the mason. hi. mason, mighty and most excellent mana, all sovereign lord, charles the 3rd. now, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and of his other realms and territories, king heads of the commonwealth defender of the faith and sovereign of the most noble order of the gotta ah, the final act and a new beginning for the nation and its new king charles the 3rd ah bury on jack parrot followed the events at windsor all day earlier. i asked him what stood out to him about the ceremonies. but it's been a really, really significant day, hasn't. there's been so much going on so much for the i in the to see and here i think one of the things that was extremely powerful, which has been the music which we know the queen herself, had a strong hand in deciding both at westminster abbey, and at the commit to the ceremony, here in windsor, rousing angelic choral singing in westminster abbey, and also the bagpipes, the atmosphere, it bagpipe fans piping as the, as the coffin moved through is procession as part of the day. another thing is that

dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder and child abuse for the death of sophia mason. her body was found in jacksons were sent home back in march and he was supposed to be arraigned last week. but the case was delayed because he did not have a lawyer. mason's mother, samantha johnson is the co defendant in the case. she pled not guilty last week. well, coming up on the kron morning news, a new tool could be coming to new cars to keep you. >> safe on the road. we're going to tell you what that is. and the federal reserve and act in a high interest rate in an attempt to address know about that coming up. we'll be right back after the break. >> well, a new tool could be getting added to all new cars in the u.s. federal safety officials are recommending in car breathalyzer. ys. the goal is to prevent dui crashes from happening. well, for justine waltman explains how it's going to work. it is just a recommendation, but a system that would shut down a car if the driver is drunk could be a reality. in this case, the car is the last line of defense. >> and this is what we are

mason's relative melissa harris says the family has been waiting for this moment. there's no amount of restitution or or just to celebrate her back. but this is a step in the right direction. perez says right now there are still more questions than answers. >> she hopes the family will get some of those answers. now that jackson is in custody. we've received, you know, her remains back. but that being said, because of the level of compositions. so we have been left in >> for an undisclosed amount of all that we we received 200 arrests were just some very, very few bone fragments. investigators say sophia's body showed signs of abuse and malnourishment. >> sophia's mother, samantha johnson was formally charged with sophia's murder. she pled not guilty to the charge. johnson and harris are cousins. i do talk to every couple of in prison. >> and she says she doesn't even know what happened in those final moments that and sophia were locked in a bathroom. harris says jackson is the only living person who knows what happened. >> human trafficking specialist rebecca has

paul mason, thanks _ is lost control of the plot.he plot. paul mason, thanks very much forjoining us this evening. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30pm and 11.30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are the journalist and author susie boniface, and sian griffiths, education editor at the times. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's marc. it's the final round of the uefa nations league matches, both scotland and northern ireland in action, the scots looking to gain promotion to the top tier, up against ukraine. also vying for promotion, the winner of that one will head up to lee k. scotland avoiding defeat, it will be there for the taking. we are currently just 33 minutes in and it is 0—0 in that one between ukraine and scotland. northern ireland need a win or a draw to avoid relegation. they went 1—0 down but equalised through blackpool�*s shayne lavery. that one is 1—1. in front of the international friendly�*s against usa

reported missing in february from hayward mason was found dead in the home. anmer said in march, officers have arrested a 33 year-old dante jackson for the murder and 3 women, they say helped him while he was on the run for about 7 months, one, 20 to a dominant has the latest now on the investigation >> this is a photo of dante jackson handcuffed in front of a police cruiser. it's a stark contrast from the smiling driver's license photo shown when police were on the hunt for him after several months of hard work. i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then the detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to elude police for nearly 7 months, detectives acted on evidence quickly to track jackson's location. but he had the

i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then the detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to elude police for nearly 7 months, detectives acted on evidence quickly to track jackson's location. but he had the help of several people to a system to lose his capture. detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. >> shelter and transportation lieutenant joe perez who led the investigation said it was one of the worst cases of child abuse. >> and ne

chris mason, many thanks.her remarks at a fringe event at the labour party conference were criticised and she was suspended from the parliamentary party pending an investigation. the tory party chair jake berry called her comments "racist" and "disgusting". royal mail workers are to stage a further 19 strikes in the next two months in a deteriorating dispute over pay and conditions. the communication workers union announced that the action in october and november will be a mixture of single days and rolling action. royal mail say the company is losing £1 million a day and needs to change. two pipelines that carry gas from russia to europe have suddenly sprung a number of leaks, sending bubbles rushing to the surface. the company responsible for one of the pielines has called such leaks unprecedented and it's led to accusations of sabotage. the kremlin says that can't be ruled out. ukraine has accused russia, describing it as a terrorist attack. let's get more from our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. n

raise, please, spitz whose name is mason task.katerina , how old are you, 18? here are the guys on the video. what do they do there, how do they share food. why did this happen the video was filmed like this eh? maybe they went? we went into the yard. yes, this is our shepherd, which she was still a small shepherd, that is, this is a puppy in the video, a black german shepherd. uh-huh and we stopped by and my dad loves to spoil the mason. here, uh, food for a big dog and i'm kind of against it and mason is everything time encroaches on walter's bowl and then i saw this and decided to shoot it, because it is larger and in general you are not honest. and now how is the situation. walter, probably, has already grown very much. he still rots him, yes, and if the situation has not changed, they are also large and for food, only even because of the oil, for example, because of the bones that get further without options , just worked out. it does it in him. like, i know what to do. you slow down little one. this is mine, but it didn’t wo

alleged killer, dhante jackson now and custody, police revealed disturbing new details about sophia mason'shouse of course she lived in until her death. >> there was evidence showing she was the victim of continuous continuous physical abuse. she had been deceased at the residence for over a month. >> reporter: even before the eight-year-old was discovered dead in a bathtub, investigator say she suffered a lot. living in conditions not even fit for an animal. >> detectives learned that she was forced to live in a shed in the backyard as well is a closet closet inside the residence. >> reporter: her mother samantha samantha was charged with her death, samantha's brother boyfriend dhante jackson was wanted for murder but managed to to elude police for months. now now we know according to

the cbs studios in san francisco where we begin with the arrest in the murder of 8-year-old sophia mason from hayward. after a statewide search the man police believe is responsible for her death is in custody. betty spoke to her family. >> this is 33-year-old dhante jackson facing murder and child abuse charges in the death of 8-year-old sophia mason found dead in a bathtub in march. her mother samantha was charged with murder and child abuse. melody is her cousin. >> i couldn't believe it. it teams like a long time coming. but just knowing she was picked up in newark which is where samantha was picked up in newark i don't know. it was around the around the same circumstances with a prostitution ring. he's deposited bail set for a million dollars. >> agent from merced area gang an narcotic enforcement team helped in the arrest many nofrm us credit goes to our police department and our task force for working tirelessly and devoting tremendous resources to investigating the case and locating mr. jackson. the merced mayor said in a mayor kpix five. >> i feel like getting dhante is one piec

plus, a wrongful death petition has been filed in the code and the death of sophia mason.nd the man that she had been living with a connection to child abuse and murder. but why sophia's family says alameda county shopper texas services is also responsible. and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking a week that is expected to be dramatically different from last week. >> 4 news at 10 is next. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> now at 10, a family's plea for justice after an 8 year-old girl from hayward is found dead in merced said county. the family's battle tonight against child protective services in the home said this does not happen to another child. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne kron four's amanda hari talked to sophia's family and their attorney about their decision to take. >> legal action and she has more. amanda. >> sophia, mason's family says they knew the 8 year-old girl's life was in grave danger with her mother and the man she was living wi

i'm proud. >> to announce the arrest of dante jackson for the murder of sophia mason. jackson is accused of the brutal murder of 8 year-old sophia mason, sophia's mother, samantha johnson was already in police custody, charged with her murder. >> and then the detectives name dante jackson also as a suspect and sophia's murder. and that's when the manhunt began. police said that although johnson was arrested early. >> jackson was able to elude police for nearly 7 months, detectives acted on evidence quickly to track jackson's location. but he had the help of several people to a system to lose his capture. detectives say these women to burke, a thomson of san jose larkins are said and myra gonzalez of newark all allegedly helped jackson hide from police. we had the help of several female acquaintances. during the investigation. they learned that several these females had may have noticed was in that press conference as well. and he took a moment to react to some of the details of mason's murder and the abuse. he said that she suffered leading to her death. he says relect

so mason, i'm still shaken by watching nick paton walsh's report.. the bottom line is russia is losing ground in parts of ukraine. senator rich told me russia is losing this war. are you concerned that he could resort to chemical or nuclear weapons? >> i think that's unlikely at this stage. as you noted, the ukrainians have been doing very well the last couple of weeks and i think the initiative is firmly in their hands at this point in the war. the kremlin is still dedicated to sending in additional troops and seeing what effects the winner will have on european support for ukraine as russia leverages its energy weapon, so to speak. i agree it's jaihighly unlikely that putin elects to use a chemical or nuclear weapon in the ukraine. i don't think that would happen. i don't think a nuclear strike on a ukrainian city would force the ukrainians, who have shown incredible resolve throughout this conflict, to back down or surrenders and would likely lead to pretty immediate retaliation against the remaining russian forces by the u.s. or nato. >> preside

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chris mason outside number 10 for us.hen it comes to the challenges and problems liz truss will have to tackle when she is appointed by the queen tomorrow. the huge backlog in the nhs funding for social care, the conflict in ukraine, but the most pressing is the rising cost of living, and we think that is the most pressing because that is what voters across the uk and people across the uk rcn, the prospect of unaffordable house both for so many households and businesses going into winter. liz truss has promised action in this area within her first week. we'll discuss that in a moment, but first our economics editor faisal islam looks at the scale of the economic challenge. this is what an energy shock looks like in practice, households facing mortgage—sized monthly direct debits and small businesses facing a wave of incredible invoices for the renewal of energy contracts — circulating these bills on social media with a message that there is no way to pay. at this local community centre, rising prices are ramping up demand

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chris mason, bbc news.: let's get the global reaction to the news that liz truss will become the next prime minister of britain. in the moment we will hear from correspondence in moscow and brussels. he -- first here's steven mcdonald in beijing. >> in terms of the government in beijing, i really don't think it mattered to them so much which one of these took the reins. they both said they were going to get tough on china. beijing might have said join the queue in terms of western politicians saying that they will get tough on china. for beijing, though, they will be watching those on beyond the rhetoric. how does this new government spawned? trade, for example. they will go ahead and keep trading with china. where you have possible areas of tension are, for example, is the trust administration going toe sending the royal navy through the south china sea is a part of these freedom of navigation exercises alongside the united states even australia as a part of this new orca arrangement? what is britain going

he's accused of killing sophia mason. she was reported missing from her hayward home back in february. a month later, her body was found inside jackson's home. anmer said. sophia's mother, samantha johnson, has already been charged in her death at a news conference yesterday, detectives explained how jackson was able to avoid capture for nearly 6 months at the help of several female acquaintances. >> during the investigation, they learned that several these females had assisted jackson and eluding capture by providing him with money. shelter and transportation. >> detective say these 3 women johnson of san jose llorona larkins are said and mayra gonzalez of newark all helped jackson hide from police. all 3 of them are now facing charges of accessory to murder after the fact. the news of jackson's arrest is providing some closure for sophia mason's family, but they say they still want answers as to what caused her death. kron four's amanda hari talked with them about the arrest and what comes next. >> he has to face the mu

and i was a cement mason, that was my first job. when i got here i thought that it was too easy.said one day i'll be a supervisor. and when i run this place it will be ran different. and i didn't think that it would happen as fast as it did, but it did. and i came in 2002 and became a supervisor in 2006. and six months later i became the permanent supervisor over the shop. >> with all of those responsibilities and the staff you're also dealing with different attitudes and you have to take off one hat and put on another hat and put on another hat. and she's able -- she's displayed that she can carry the weight with all of these different hats and still maintain the respect of the director, the deputy director and all of the other people that she has to come in contact with. >> she's a natural leader. i mean with her staff, her staff thinks highly of her. and the most important thing is when we have things that happen, a lot of emergencies, she's right by me and helps me out every time that i have asked. >> my inspiration is when i was a young adult was to become a fire woman. well

more from political editor chris mason. >> the questions to those in power. new team tasked with answering them. cabinet was told to turn up for a meeting after 8:00 this morning. some of them had only been officially appointed at 11:00 last night after a summer of vision center promises, the demand to do things, not just talk about them, will be immediate for list -- liz truss enter government. energy bills, for a start, an announcement is coming tomorrow. first, a new look at the prime minister's questions. >> mr. speaker, i am honored to take my place as prime minister in this house and to take on the responsibility at a vital time for our country. i'm determined to deliver for everybody across our united kingdom. >> the opening words were carefully prepared, type out, and read from her binder. the labor leader faced a new opponent. >> she said in her leadership campaign she was against windfall taxes. did she mean that? >> a windfall tax is a one-off tax on companies that have benefited from something they were not responsible for. one was imposed on ener

. >>> let's bring in now white house white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason.r joining us this morning. you covered a few of these presidential royal meetings i believe, president obama's trip to buckingham palace, when president trump went to winds er, i saw marking the 70th anniversary of d-day and along for the ride when president biden made his own trip to windsor last year. talk about the relationship here between the monarchy and the presidency and moments that in particular stand out to you. >> well, it was a real gift to be able to cover her twice, and as you know, jonathan, it's one of the sort of awesome pieces of being a white house correspondent, is you get to see living history sometimes and that was one of the moments when president obama first met the queen, and also when president trump did, where you really have to just reflect on, wow, this is somebody who has seen so much history, and been a part of world history for so long, that it was a really remarkable to see, i can recall specifically when the obamas were at buckingham palace, it was, i

the family of sophia mason found a wrongful death claim against alameda child protective services. the 8 year-old girl from hayward was found dead immerse at home. this was back in march and her alleged killer was arrested over the weekend after a 6 month manhunt kron four's amanda hari spoke to her family as well as their lawyer about the decision now to take some legal action. >> i thought the one thing that we can do and owner of sophia's legacy is change the law or at least change the system so that this doesn't happen to anyone else. a wrongful death claim against alameda county, child protective services accuses the agency of failing to protect sophia mason. >> it says beginning in january of 2021, alameda county receive referrals, alleging that sophia's mother hit her, choked her and covered her mouth to subdue her screams out of 7 referrals made to the county in the last 14 months of her life. sophia's relative melissa harris says 5 were not investigated all of these calls and complaints and anonymous tips with either an investigated unanswered or were told that they were u

poe have arrested dhante jackson and and the death of 8-year-old sophia mason.l was found dead in a bathtub in march march at the suspect's home triggering a statewide manhunt. > >> a mosquito fire has grown to more than 37,000 areas sending smoke over the bay area. there s no containment. cooler temperatures and higher humidity humidity are helping their efforts. > >> a man with an assault rifle d a personal backpack and laptop. police say that it happened at 1:45 a.m. at the corner of dwig. of dwight. suspect fled in a white pickup with help from a getaway driver. > >> the queen of england is being flown through scotland. > >> russian reinforcements are heading out to ukraine to try and limit losses from ukrainian counteroffensive, the search by ukraine may become a important turning port in the war before the war -- winter sets in. > >> chance of a light sprinkle ct be rolled out. we have seen in the hills of sonoma county and we might see a little more today. it is more about the hayes from the smoke of wildfires coming off of the mosquito fire, which really

chris mason, bbc news.io, a correspondent with politico, covering british politics, author of the westminster playbook newsletter. i asked what the likely winner of the conservative leadership election, liz truss, might do in herfirst weeks as the prime minister. we are trying to work out at the moment what liz truss might do when she gets into office about the cost of living crisis. report in the papers this morning that she is going to look at freezing energy bills, which is an idea that the opposition labour party has been pushing for a good few weeks now. the way that would work is either the government would reimburse the energy companies for the money customers wouldn't pay or they could take out loans for the energy companies and pay the loans back later. it sounds like that is a plan that is definitely on the table, with reports she could come up with a package of something like £100 billion to try to help people, which would be bigger than the furlough package that paid people while they were not w

chris mason, bbc news.af scholz has announced $65 billion worth of new measures to help people and businesses hit by soaring energy costs linked to the war in ukraine. the plan includes extra one—off payments to the most vulnerable. that includes $200 for students and $300 for pensioners. the package will in part, be funded by a tax on the huge profits made by energy companies. the measures come just two days after russia said it was indefinitely suspending gas exports through its pipeline to germany. here's some of what chancellor scholz had to say. translation: the third relief | package we have put together is larger in scope than the first two combined. if you add it all up, we are talking about 65 billion euros. it's 95 billion euros if you include the first two relief packages. that is a lot that we are moving. it is necessary, it is to help the citizens go through this situation together with us. meanwhile, the swedish government has said it will provide nordic electricity producers with guarantees f