for the last six months, tessa, jackson, and beckett coutcher's brother justice has been away at booters are a close family, and not having their big brother justice, only 19 years old, has been tough. so tough, justice, now a naval airman, had an idea to cheer up his family. how about a big surprise to start the school year right. and here it is. reuniting with them right under old glory. >> i didn't even see his face. i just saw his grin and i knew it was him. >> reporter: it hit his sister tessa the hardest. >> i've been dying to see him for a long time. it's just amazing. >> reporter: middle brother jackson had no idea what was going on. >> i thought it was the teacher telling me to back up and then i look around and it's him. >> reporter: as for little brother beckett, he's a man of few words. >> good. >> good. >> reporter: justice telling us today how he pulled the whole thing off, hiding inside the school with the help of the principal. >> i was very nervous. i could see out the window, but they couldn't see me. >> reporter: he hid in her office until he got the cue. >> she sai

. >>> joining me, tessa berenson and john harwood, cnbc's editor at large. with a welcome to both of you. john, you first here. what do you make of the red flags that were highlighted in the reports? >> reporter: they're really red and i think that it's more examples with either his political when i ams, his personal when i ams or personal businesses. remember, we've had this issue in a financial sense with foreign governments doing business with trump tower, renting space in trump tower, with foreign governments purchasing hotel rooms at president trump's hotel in washington as a means of currying favor with the president. we've had in the last 24 hours the example sz of noaa, the weather agency issuing a tweet rebuking a previous weather service tweet that said the president was wrong about his target identification of alabama as a target of hurricane dorian. announcing an investigation on an antitrust basis for auto companies making a deal for an environmental regulation with the state of california. that appears to be lashing out to punish car companies.

. >> reporter: it hit his sister tessa the hardest. >> i've been dying to see him for a long time. >> reporter: middle brother jackson had no idea what was going on. >> i just thought it was the teachers telling me to back up. i look around and then it's him. >> reporter: as for little brother beckett? he's a man of few words. >> good. >> reporter: justice telling us how he pulled the whole thing off. hiding inside the school with the help of the principal. >> i was very nervous. i could see out the window but they couldn't see me. >> reporter: he hid in her office until he got the cue. >> she said, all right, go out the back way. >> reporter: coming home from training early to pull off a stealth mission his siblings will never forget. >> they say they're proud of me. and i could feel it. these kids are everything to me. >> i do love that story. justice is home through today. so i hope they had a great weekend of catching up and being with family. >> very, very stealthy mission there. >> i know, i love it. >> so sweet. love a good surprise homecoming. >> don't miss our updates on f

and i'm joined now by reporter tessa. who's been following the story for us a welcome. to set out the details of this case are quite horrifying and what is likely to be the reaction to this verdict in the fact that these children some of them as young as 4 were being raped and abused for almost 2 decades yes one of the 1st reaction was definitely it or happen very quickly now i mean after all of these errors that were detected leading up to the trial we now have to keep in mind that it's only been 9 months that the main suspect was arrested and now the trial only took 10 weeks which is very little for german standards so it will happen very quickly and this shows of just how most importance this trial was not only to the judges but also to the german public watching this trial all along and we can really resume as one of the worst child trials and now it has finally come to an end now given the gravity of the crimes why won't these 2 men given the full fare. 15 years jail terms which is what is permitted under german law i mean the public prosecutor persecutors they dem

thank you so much, tessa. the andrew marr programme will be on bbc one at 9 o'clock this morning.st broadcast interview. a lot of talk about with her. i've got sadiq khan, the london mayor. lots to talk about with him, including light —— knife crime. and jo swinson, leader of the liberal democrats on her big conference the weekend. the woman who thinks she can be our next prime minister. a bigger part. into play is out only have the wonderful emily sunday. thank you very much. that is at nine o'clock. stay with us for the moment. we have the headlines hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the former conservative minister sam gyimah hasjoined the liberal democrats. he's one of six mps who have defected to the party in recent weeks. mr gyimah was among the 21 tories who had the conservative whip removed after rebelling against borisjohnson in a bid to prevent a no—deal brexit earlier this month. the values that attracted me to the conservative party of which they have been a memberfor over

mireya villarreal has new developments tonight from tessa, texas. ( gunfire ) dsobbing ) >> reporter:he f.b.i. believes seth ator's downward spiral began long before this mass shooting. he had been calling the f.b.i. tip line for years leaving rambling, incoherent messages. ahen saturday morning he was fired from his job at a trucking company. >> i want to be clear. heenat so it's not because he got fired. >> there are reports of people sighting him with a rifle. those reports did come in. officers did respond to those areas. and he was just gone. >> reporter: before and during the shooting rampage, he called aslice and the f.b.i. tip line. >> he said that he was the guy doing it. >> reporter: ator's mobile mass shooting took him on a ten-mile journey from midland county into odessa, leaving a trail of 15 ve up out of the car. >> reporter: shauna saxton was driving when the suspect pulled up beside her and pointed a gun. >> i was honking. clearly i was traveling weird led i maybe got somebody's attention. >> get down, get down! >> reporter: he was eventually confronted by police near

very much we don't often look at austrian politics but thank you for shedding some light on it for us tessaof it's from the australis magazine profile thank you thank you. well now the united states leading democrats are saying congress is determined to get access to donald trump's phone calls with the russian president and other world leaders this is house speaker nancy pelosi says public support is growing for an impeachment inquiry into the president of recall in which he asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival joe biden i mean gallagher has more now from washington and it was an announcement that changed the political landscape in washington the trail of his oath of office betrayal of our national security house speaker nancy pelosi wants reluctant to start impeachment proceedings changed her mind after a transcript of a call between president donald trump and president volodymyr selenski of ukraine was released president trump now stands accused of abusing his power undermining national security and inviting a foreign power to interfere in u.s. elections senior democr

my condolences to carmen, and his family, and in particularly his three daughters, tessa, kali and margie. the second is for somebody who you all, colleagues, new. he was seen behind me, on any given tuesday afternoon, a humble, sweet, remarkably observant journalist, lauren marson, who worked at kgo tv for 38 years, passed away, after cancer. while we were on summer recess. during his storied career, mostly behind the camera, he covered the hall of justice, san francisco police headquarters, and that the weekly goings-on at the board of supervisors, and i think the longest serving member of this board of supervisors, i have to say when you got his smile, of approval, you knew you were doing the right thing. when he would give that subtle little grimace, you knew the board of supervisors was messing up. his commitment to journalistic excellence was beyond just basic ethics, integrity and reporting. he was a constant grounding element, behind the camera, and his gentle presence i really felt indicated a deep empathy for his subjects, and the news, and that incredible, soothing voice that h

region and you are looking at showers from san jose fremont on up towards areas like the tri valley tessa har and up into the car keen as but now even oakland down through san leandro and up to concord really clearing out at this point so definitely working our way in the direction that we like to see at this point there's a you're a different view right there of san francisco now what we're looking at us for temperatures 60's for your current temperatures. oakland berkeley conquered 6064 degrees each a san francisco right at 60 degrees currently later today, we'll be checking in with some 70's, i've got more on your forecast still to come. >>back to our major hot spot where traffic is crawling on both sides of 6.80. involving a couple of big rigs and a fuel spill still active. crews are still blocking that they've managed to get the 2 left lanes open with traffic getting by at least getting by at one point we just had all lanes shut down so it's going to be very slow drive here in both directions northbound you're backed up beyond mission south and the southbound commuters still awful ou

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kingston eating his lunch on top of a train on his 18th birthday we talked to have him here on planet tessawest but he and other extinction rebellion protest is a now awaiting trial for public order offenses. our planet is heating up largely because of all the carbon dioxide we're putting into the atmosphere so what if we could take it out it's a radical solution that's been around for decades but the technology isn't quite there yet it's we're talking carbon capture and storage all c.c.'s is al-jazeera is mariana honed with a look at whether this really comes save our planet. a number of companies around the world are at the cutting edge of carbon capture and storage technology will c.c.'s using machines to 2nd and then absorb c o 2 from the year using a range of chemical reactions different technologies but the same objective to pull a tonne of carbon from the f a much less than $100.00 and lock it back in the us where it came from scientists say if we had to make a real day into the cabin pollution shrouding our planet then carbon capture and storage technology needs to be deployed on a

so, tessa, what are democrats doing? >> right. i will share a statistic that i think is helpful that will help frame this conversation. which is that exit polls from the 2016 election showed that one in five voters said the supreme court was the most important factor in their decision and those voters favored trump over hillary clinton 56% to 41%. so i talked to brian fallon hillary clinton's press secretary and now co-founded a progressive advocacy group. he says his mission, one shared by a lot of people operateing in this pace is to never let that happen again where the democrats fall behind on this issue. now in terms of what they're doing. there are a lot of groups like demand justice and others that have made it their sole mission basically to get the 2020 democrats to talk about this and move it more to the forefront of the conversation to match trump's messaging here. so they're sending people out to candidates forums, to ask questions about this. get the candidates on the record talking about it. things like that, putting

historian and author tessa dunlop is here to tell us what's caught her eye.degree of urgency about finding this toilet. it has come from new york where it is massively successful, it is a satire on champ's presidency. —— champ's presidency. it was plumbed in. it was, it is owned by the margaret family, i have been there several times, it is absolutely massive and it was a sort of sitting duck really because the half—brother of the duke who was head of the art foundation said, no, idon't who was head of the art foundation said, no, i don't plan to be guarding it. he is a little bit out of touch. if it is solid gold someone of touch. if it is solid gold someone is potentially going to steal it. the guggenheim has incredible security but this palace was exposed. the story of this golden toilet saving the building, over a hundred years ago, he opened your house to a public you are married an american heiress and the planning was paid for by american plumbing. someone e-mailed in and told us to use the correct term and call it a lavatory. well done rachel, bog. a

tessa's will be exempt from a 10% purchase tax that typically hits domestic electric carmakers. kathleen: south african airways has placed an ad for a new ceo in a prominent newspaper three months after the previous boss quit. the carrier has been leaderless since the leader resign over lack of government support. paul: american airlines is the latest carrier to extend the removal of the 737 max from its schedule for another month as boeing awaits reg a approval to lift and let that plain flagon. america is dropping the max release to sever third. up next, the outlook for market at the start of a new week from aia investments. this is bloomberg. paul: this is daybreak asia. president trump's latest tariffs have come into effect on roughly 110 billion dollars of chinese imports. it affects goods ranging from footwear to textiles and tech products. laptops and cell phones will be targeted in december. moreong kong is set for deception after a weekend of violent clashes between protesters and police. protesters will continue and the city operator says that some stations may not ope

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