>>osha fined the city with a $39,000 penalty pearson says his son's death should never have happened. >>those reports showed is that it's a culture of unsafe work practices so now they have to correct that we took swift action to set up an investigation team. >>that review the details of the situation. a spokesman says the city has learned from its mistakes and as a c for results seeker policies are in place such as wearing the proper safety equipment titled are now had been wearing clothes clothes to provide better training for all employees and to contact electrical companies before any work is done hired a full-time safety officer whose sole purpose is to ensure that the. policies are being followed your son says hopefully no other family will go to such hardy get my family and help them. >>and move on and you know live their lives the way that he would want them to live it. >>i was k recede reporting. meanwhile cal osha's investigation continues this and the city spokesperson also says that 2 of the employees maybe fired another may be demoted. >>2 hikers from southern california

on that friday night pearson spent the night with heather.y same woman behind brad and nancy's breakup. >> at the beginning of the tapes -- >> still, as the long trial finally wound down, the defense hammered home its claim that the police and prosecution bought in to a whispering campaign by nancy's friends against brad. >> it made it easier for them to simply let the gossip about brad become their reality even when the facts and the evidence did not fit it. and now, the police department and the prosecutors are willing to send an innocent man to rot in a dungeon in essence for the rest of his life. >> but there were facts, said the prosecution, to send broad cooper away for life. >> fact the defendant googled where he was going to place his wife peace body. fact the router that could help him automate a phone call is also now missing. fact, nancy cooper never left that house the morning of july 12th. >> so the jurors adjourned to deliberate. guilty of first degree murder, second degree, or not guilty. and nancy's family, having listened to

he worked for the education company pearson and had just arrived at his haute untotel wh bomb debt nailted. and kieran shafritz de zoysa, that young boy who aspired to be a neuroscientist. >> when this news passes, there won't be attention on this particular incident anymore and it will be on to the next thing. but kieran was -- the world has lost a great mind, and that's why we're doing this interview. >> and we thank james longman for that report. and coming up next here on "nightline," the stories that defined 1969, a year of triumph and turmoil. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh,

. >> reporter: michael pearson, a naturalist with the tour company, says the skinny condition and the higher than usual number in the area, and the length of time they're lingering here instead of migrating up to alaska, are signs to the gray whale may be in distress. >> it's always concerning when you see this unusual behavior or these changes in behavior. >> reporter: the change in behavior has proven to be deadly for seven gray whales that have been found in the bay since last month. necropsies have been done by the marine center in sausalito. far more turned up dead this month in several parts of the bay, including pacifica and richmond. of two the dead appear to be a mother and her calf. they and another gray whale died after being struck by vessels. >> the older one had propellor strike injury, keep cuts. and her tail was completely severed off. >> reporter: ship strikes are not unusual because san francisco bay is the second busiest port on the west coast. but what is unusual is the high number of gray whales stopping heretoforage for food. finding out why is important. >> hope

pearson grill of men -- pearson quiterand -- wrapping up quickly. process involves primary they are really different animals, so i think the iowa caucus. 2020 is the scheduled date. that is the -- that could move .epending on other states .ome people say it is a fluke [inaudible] out wemcgovern figured can use the system to our vantage. mcgovern was next-door in south dakota and they seized on this. part of it was these caucuses would start early and people would take care of the usual. a lot of people would leave and encouraged the government supporters to stay until the and and then they would elect george mcgovern delegates. since then, people saw what happened and it paid off and so everyone has tried to replicate data. one of the starts to the campaign is the iowa state fair. then, you look at the democratic public in her party -- republican party events. who are the speakers, who is showing up and then you get an idea of who is checking out i will. in this cycle, it is democrats. we don't expect anyone to present a serious challenge to the pre

looking at mr assad health pearson's you know and he's frail you know any. of us already landed on soil so i don't want to torture. will you and the rest of his team be pushing the argument that he's already you know defacto been imprisoned for more than the maximum five years he could possibly face for the charges against him. the u.n. . human arming group arbitrary detention oh i don't actually have to go on which are the opinion that mr solomon in effect in order to really change ecuador and this. you know why one key point here is you know with the u.s. government. traditionary actually acknowledge that it's already spent seven years it's hard to change and you know taking that into account. you know if you instructed us. which is more than the five years you know that it's you turks are. now back in two thousand and fifteen julian songe was asked a question about whether he would trade places with edward snowden he said he would quite clearly do you think he would have been in a better position now if he had asked russia for asylum. i mean the two choic

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andrew pearson. >> the enemy touched off alarm bells throughout the white house.attlefield strategy, himself. >> it is a misty, rainy night in washington. the president requested >> it is a misty, rainy night in washington. the president requested nationwide broadcast time after a series of meetings with his chief aides. the white house would say only the president will discuss southeast asia, it is important. >> today there was no effort to conceal the grave atmosphere which precedes a military decision of the highest importance. >> good evening. the communist armies of north vietnam launched a massive invasion of south vietnam. the north vietnamese arrogantly refused to negotiate anything. their answer to every peace offer we have made has been to escalate the war. and the communist offensive has now reached the point that it gravely threatens the lives of 60,000 american troops who are still in vietnam. there's only one way to stop the killing. >> stand by for start engines. >> i have ordered the following nations, which are being implemented as i am speaking t

. >> when i went out there and peered over it, precariously, i hole is eating up parts of mark pearson's car repair shop parking lot. the city closed offer the sidewalk and a right hand lane which is typically filled with shoppers exiting the ring valley shopping center. this sinkhole is on private property, and the public works director says he's working with the property owner to figure out the best way to patch up. >> if we were to wait for that to degrade further, there's a possibility for that pipe to collapse. >> reporter: that pipe he's referring to is the 96-inch corrugated metal pipe that failed back in 2016 and caused the original sinkhole to cave in. >> i'm concerned about potentially additional sinkholes, additional damage. >> reporter: the good news is, there's no rain in the next coming days, and that is going to give the city more time to work with the property owner to see if they can work to patch this hole up. and assess the pipe undernoos. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> now to a happy followup to a story we brought you last night at of:06:00. remember this wo

jillian: senior adviser to trump 2020 campaign, katrina pearson they have no choice because democratsuse to act. >> democrats didn't want to play ball, we got to the end of last year and the president was wanting to make significant changes because of the first caravan that was on the way to our country and the democrats say, o no, nothing is going on here, they lied to the american public about the issue, the president wanted the shut the government to get to the bottom of the issue to bring people to the table and guess what, they did nothing and now we have tens of thousands of more people along the way and so the president says, fine, we are going to send asylum seekers to the communities that say we want asylum seekers and it is the compassionate thing to do to resettle these immigrants into communities that want to protect them and keep them safe. >> the number of illegal border apprehensions and inadmissible asylum seekers has increased by more than 50,000 from this time last year. democrats hit campaign trail as pete buttigieg announces run for the white house, but can he keep

the ceo of pearson. part of an email to employees reed's colleagues who knew him well talk about how much fun he was to be around, how bighearted and full spirited he was. kowalski is among 290 people killed in the easter sunday terror attacks. police say at least seven suicide bombers carried out the attack. 24 people are in custody for questioning. authorities are looking into reports. the country's intelligence services may have overlooked warnings about this group that could've prevented the attack. i want to show you a map of. it shows the locations of the blasts. these are mostly luxury hotels in christian churches around the capital city of colombo. >> these are gruesome attacks on humanity. at a time when innocent people would be worshiping god. >> we have seen christian faith daily under attack. even here in the united states. not in the same way and not necessarily to the same degree. by desensitizing people to the protection, that is going to become a problem. >> most of the victims were from

man from denver posted on facebook saturday that he was headed to the country on a work trip for pearson education. the company ceo says that kowalski was going spend a week there and excited to return. his brother derrick confirming on social media that it's with great sadness that his brother was among the victims that passed away in sri lanka. as we know that he saw his friends as family, why would like to share our grief over this tragic incident. today mike pompeo addressed the attacks. >> this is america's fight, too. i spoke with the prime minister of sri lanka this morning and our embassy and other parts of the government are offering help. we urge any evil doers be brought to justice and america is prepared to support that. >> the president has been tweeting his support, shep. >> shepard: i mentioned a fifth grader that went to school in washington d.c. was among the dead. >> yes. fox news has confirmed that a fifth grade boy from washington d.c. was among the victims. the principal informed the families in a letter letting them know that kyran was there and he was on leave from

his employer, pearson, remembering him as being a fun loving man, a valuable employee of that company. ivan continuing to investigate all this. if isis is proved to have inspired this attack, this is going to be a very serious warning for the west. this is what they've been worried about, that isis is able to reach out to countries far beyond its traditional areas of syria and iraq. a lot of concern about how all of this happened. poppy? >> barbara, that's such an excellent point. it goes to the argument that even though there's been such success in shrinking the size and territory of isis, still, how far do the dent curveballs reach beyond and what inspiration can they cause? secretary of state mike pompeo saying this is america's fight, too. that is a quote from him. let me bring in terrorism expert and cnn national security analyst peter bergen as well as jimmy oxley, explosives expert from the university of rhode island. peter, you're at the no-- the g ivan just reported on, mainly known for doing things such as vandalizing buddhist statues. do you think it could carry out somethi

he worked for an education company called pearson.ee them laying what looks like a fuse from the bomb squad. he's one of one of the victims of sunday's terror attacks with a death toll of 290, more than 500 people wounded. more than 30 of those killed on sunday are foreigners because three luxury hotels were targeted, popular with tourists. and then, of course, three churches. we're standing right next to a catholic church. st. anthony's shrine. one of three churches in three separate cities targeted during easter services, the holiest day of the christian calendar. it was christians and foreigners who were clear tarkts of this coordinated attack. now, the sri lankan government have published parts of an internal memo where they had information from a foreign intelligence service suggesting that a little-known islamist organization called nation national tahid jamat, previously blamed for doing little more than defacing a buddhist statue, that it was planning suicide attacks on the indian high commission, the embassy here in columbo.

his na and also a man on a business trip from denver, an employee of pearson textbook publishing. this purports to show the moment when bombs went off at st. anthony's cathedral. at st. havesebastian's church, are lining up shoes and clothing to identify the dead. and they are blocking facebook and instagram which they say have been recently used to incite violence. it's difficult for people to make contacts with loved ones still missing. we are in colombo, the capital of sri lanka. tell me more about the attack and who are investigators are thinking was behind it? >> reporter: brooke, you don't need to look any further than this road right here. it's normally a very busy, bustling tourist-filled thoroughfa thoroughfare. it is dead tonight aside from the police and heavily armed security officers and soldiers out here on patrol. there's a curfew in effect throughout the city. people don't want to go outside. they don't want to be in public areas. they don't know if this terror network their government is telling them about, telling them the government was warned about and ignored

our next guest is a talented ow actress you nd love as beth pearson from the hit series "this is us.". let's take a look. >> you remember a few months back when we finally did that escape room together? >> oh, that was a disaster. deja and tess hated it, and theu got clstrophobic. >> yeah, but then right before all three girls went into full meltdown mode -- >> we found the door. >> we found the door i'm not seeing the door here, randall. >> seth: p susan kelechi watson, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> seth: i'm well. >> good. >> seth: i can't believe iy s alreade end of the third season of the show. >> i know. i know. i can't keep up anymore. it's crazy. >> seth: it's flying by. >> it's going so fast. >> seth: and -- and one of the things that is a change is i feel like randall and beth were laid out as this sort of perfect couple over the first couple seasons, and this season we sort of explore that maybe that's not the case. >> right. >> seth: yeah. has it been -- [ laughter ] has it been -- i mean, it's weird to say like, "is

>>pearson nielsen's tumultuous tenure as homeland security secretary coming to a close as president trump calls for tougher action at the us southern border with mexico. amid a surge in border crossings. despite reports she was on thin ice with the president nelson was at the border with him late last week. she described her department as being in disaster response and called on congress to act. >>you don't have to us all other parts of immigration that also need to be solved. but right now we have an emergency on our hands we need to treat it as such. >>nielsen came to the trump administration as john kelly chief of staff when he served as homeland security secretary she was nominated to the cabinet post in october 20 17 and would become a very public face of the administration's controversial a 0 tolerance policy at the border, separation of migrant children from detained parents upon news of her resignation democrats slammed nelson's tenure. >>she defended it as if it was policy that made sense and then deny that they did it in the first place and now they can't even find the parents t

>>pearson nielsen misled the american people and defended trump's inhumane policy of separating children from their parents. it was long past time for her to go. >>a federal judge says asylum seekers can stay in the united states while they wait for the immigration hearings. the northern district court in california place a preliminary injunction on the trump administration's policy today under that policy some asylum seekers would have been sent back to mexico while their cases move through the court system. now they are allowed to remain in the u s for the duration of the proceedings. meanwhile governor gavin newsom is in el salvador where he wants to learn the reasons for illegal migration today, newsome met with the president salvador sanchez ceren and other officials there temporary protective status and migration with the main topics of their meeting. >>and both leaders showed interest in finding a definitive solution for the benefit of the salvadorans living in the u s sims trip also included a meeting with other officials there and human rights organizations in world news tonight

. >> reporter: sarah pearson is president of the southeast area pink ladies.says people have been buying raffle tickets for weeks. and the longer the queen stays hidden, the more people have been spending money, hoping for a chance. >> we can't believe it's still going on. we say, this has got to be the week, and then it would be $60,000 and nobody would win. and then we'd say, oh, next week somebody will win and it will be $80,000 and it just kept going on and on. >> reporter: so many have taken part that the raffle jackpot now sits at over $216,000. >> if they draw the queen of diamonds, they get the $216,133 plus 40% of that night's sales. and then plus they'll get their 10% winnings, also. >> reporter: but even if you don't find the queen -- >> the girl that won last week didn't draw the queen, obviously, and she got $11,080. >> the real winners will be those fighting cancer. the pink ladies are giving most of the money raised to local cancer outreach programs. >> last week it was pretty emotional. when i thought about the fact that we raised $55,000 in on

. >> reporter: the man works for a company called pearson.ls and services around the world. part of the letter reads colleagues who knew the man well talk about how much fun he was to be around. how bighearted and full spirited he was. he had just arrived in sri lankan for a business trip. the suicide bombers are responsible. officials are looking into reports that the intelligence community may have been warned about this threat. 24 people are in for questioning. authorities have found 87 bomb nadirs throughout the capital. mike pompeo confirmed that the trump administration is offering assistance to the government of sri lankan. >> what was supposed to be a joyful eve easter sunday was marred by a horrific islamic radical terror bloodshed. heartbreaking to a country that has tried so hard for peace in recent years. we mourn the loved ones of the victims. this is america's fight too. >> this map shows the locations of the explosions. mostly christian churches and luxury hotels in and around the capital city of colombo. there was another expl

. >> reporter: michael pearson a naturalist say that is the skinny condition and the higher than usual number in the area and then the length of time that they're lingering here and up to alaska are the sign that is the gray whales are in distress. >> it's concerning when you see this unusual behavior or these changes in the behavior. >> reporter: the change in the behavior has proven to be deadly for seven gray whales found in the bay since last month. it's been done by the experts and the marine center. three found last month died of malnutrition and four turned up dead in the parts of the bay two appear to be the mother and a calf. they and another one died after being struck by the vessel. >> the other one had blunt force trauma. the other one had propeller, so deep cuts. it was completely severed off. >> reporter: the marine mammal center say that is chip wrecks are not unusual because the bay is the second busiest port on the west coast. what is unusual is the high number of gray whales stopping here to forge for food and finding out why is important. >> i hope we will get a bett

his name is powell, very aptly, because he has been a great pal to his owner claire pearson.t she could collapse at any time. she had primary school age children, they would come home, find her collapsed at home. clearly it put a huge strain on the family, claire got quite depressed, felt unable to leave the house, and in desperation saw this advert for a medical detection dog, applied for it and was introduced to 16—month—old powell, as he was then. she said he is absolutely transformed her life, as our reporter found out when transformed her life, as our reporterfound out when he transformed her life, as our reporter found out when he went to meet them. coming this way? come on then. powell and clare have formed a unique bond based around his unique ability to sniff out a dangerous drop in claire's blood sugar levels, something that could lead to a loss of consciousness and potentially a coma for a diabetic like claire. pal saved my life thousands and thousands of times. i would know if pal was even thinking my blood sugars we re pal was even thinking my blood sugars were c

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senator pearson gillibrand, now that the report is public, the american people deserve full transparency and accountability. the investigation and all major wins, robert mueller should testify his findings. the senate judiciary committee, republican, during his interview on ky tv, he reiterated his calls for a special counsel to investigate potential misconduct by the fbi been following the trunk presidential campaign, i don't want to go back to the day when the fbi dispensary tried to run the country. we will look for more threat the day. once a little you know that we are next looking for reaction from the chair of the house judiciary committee who is holding a news conference in new york city this afternoon at 2:30 eastern. we will have that live on c-span. we will also get more reaction and analysis coming up tonight on c-span, your reaction at 8 p.m. eastern. we will be joined by a couple of aest including david olene, cornell law for catherine a former deputy assistant attorney general during the george w. bush administration. that is coming up tonight at 8:00 eastern. on this morn