cindy christensen: tamra was on pearson road. alexander maranghides: pearson is one of the top five worst situations in all of camp fire. the fire overtakes evacuating, gridlocked traffic. everything is on fire all at once. vehicles start catching on fire. 40 abandoned vehicles in that 6/10 of a mile. and this created a very, very dangerous situation. nichole's car was trapped with me right on pearson road. nichole jolly: that tree could come down on me at any moment. this is ridiculous. and i'm stuck. [bleep] tamra fisher: oh, my god. it's everywhere. in tamra's video, you could see my white truck, and you can see nichole's silver sedan. people just sitting there. nothing was moving. tamra fisher: this is a [bleep] nightmare. just come on! oh, my god. karen davis: all of a sudden, i could feel my truck drop, which meant my tires were burning. and right in the middle of that, i heard a knock on the window. nichole got out of her car because her car had caught on fire. she tried to open the door, but the handles were gone from the

larry laczko: that morning, when i turned on pearson road, i hit gridlock. we were just inching along when i came upon tamra and her burning vw beetle on the side of the road. she just opened her door. i heard tamra say, "i need help putting out this fire." i told her, "you need to get into my truck." but she seemed like she wanted to stay with the car. i know she had some treasured belongings. but she had to get away from that. tamra fisher: i'm sorry, lucky. i'm crying. karen davis: nichole got out of her car because her car was on fire. she knocked on my window. and she tried to open the door, but couldn't. so she ran off. i was dazed from the smoke. and i didn't know where she went. everybody was in a panic, just trying to survive. larry laczko: i did witness people running to a cal fire fire engine. we couldn't believe that they were outside. the temperature inside the engine at that point was probably around 150, 160 degrees. at some point, the outside of the engine probably took temperatures of 600 degrees. we started pulling people into the engine, a

de que otras personas lo estan pasando peor los residentes de ruidoso lloran la muerte de patrick pearsononocido en la comunidad. >> comunidad. >> craig rivera fue su amigo por mas de tres decadas. >> hoy estoy triste porque perdi a un amigo, dijo conmovido a noticias telemundo. >> pero pearson tenia problemas de movilidad y cree que eso pudo impedir que evacuara el poblado de ruidoso. >> el departamento de bomberos estima que mas de un millon de otras estructuras han sido destruidas por los incendios. >> la gobernadora de nuevo mexico ha declarado estado de emergencia y ordeno la ev evacuacion de ruidoso y de otras tierras tribales cercanas. >> las temperaturas mas frescas y la posibilidad de lluvias en el estado de otras tierras t tribales cercanas. >> podria contribuir a que se pueda controlar este incendio que mas de 1.400 casas u otras incendios. >> cercanas. >> pero al mismo tiempo las autoridades han advertido que eshacer mas dificil el trabajo de los bomberos, julio. >>s, gracias por ese reporte. >> hoy tambien hay 88 millones de residentes bajo alerta por el calor desde el medio

we have spoken to boeing, whistle blowers, who describe the inner vice of the company, add pearson. the former flight operations senior manager described the pattern of ignoring potential safety concerns of the department of transportation in the united states as this is the overseer of the f a. and what we've seen is the department of transportation is completely unengaged. they're just not disengaged. they're, they're, they're, they're standing on the sideline like spectators. they're not really doing anything . notably from a leadership perspective and taking appropriate action. they're kind of just sitting back and waiting. so obviously the direction where the wind blows and then they jump in and point out the obvious state that the government is, is, is failing us and all the other countries that are out there, depending on the f, a n d o t r. are unaware, i think that this is what's happening. we met with the head of the f. a. had to be at the head of the depart, our 2nd person ranking, that's a d o g and we gave them 35 recommendations. um, you know, we identified 35 problems

pearson who he met when he was stationed in madrid. they shared a life of travel, friendship and a loving family. mr. pearson will always be known as a great husband, a great father, grandfather and loyal friend to all. he was respected by all, he served his country. he loved his country. and those who knew him loved him deeply. mr. pearson, it was an honor to know and work with you. rest in peace. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise to recognize sergeant major thomas humphries as tennessee's second district june, 2024, veteran of the month. sergeant major humphries joined the marine corps in january of 1983 and spent years working on helicopters at marine corpsation station in north carolina and atlanta. mr. burchett: he then spent a couple years as a drill instructor at paris island where

nikita pearson, a stranded passengers _ that moment.gers booked . that moment. nikita pearson, a| stranded passengers booked me that moment. nikita pearson, a i stranded passengers booked me a little earlier. —— is booked me a little earlier. —— is booked me a little earlier. we've just heard from the managing director of the airport, chris woodroofe. i would like to start by apologising to all the passengers have been impact today. this morning at 130 m, we had a cable in the ground that vaulted which sent a surge of power across the network. the vast majority of our systems were recovered quickly, but unfortunately to my critical system to do with the baggage systems, screening people's hold baggage and security systems, did not come back up, and as a result, in terminal one and two, we weren't able to depart flights until this afternoon. mas weren't able to depart flights until this afternoon.— weren't able to depart flights until this afternoon. ~ ., , ., ,., , ., ~ this afternoon. was that power break the responsibility _ this afte

we've got daily telegraph columnist allison pearson.ned by conservative peer lord shawn bailey, and i've also got the wonderful journalist and broadcaster zoe grunwald. allison, i'll start with you , allison, i'll start with you, look, do you think that there is a left wing bias in establishment media? we're seeing those kind of puff pieces of sir davey not being asked anything about the post office scandelous. they're being asked to clench his buttocks while he performs a fashion show. >> i'm waiting for ed to be bungee jumping from big ben. it's got to come, hasn't it? look, patrick, of course there's a left wing bias. i mean, in the media. does no one remember the night of the brexit result when they all looked like their dog had died? you know, i mean, yeah, of course there is. and what we saw in fact last friday in the bbc debate, which is a similar to the debate that's going on tonight , seven people, going on tonight, seven people, every time nigel farage spoke, he spoke extremely cogently, made brilliant points. not not a matter

devoradas por el fuego, y 2 personas perdieron la vida, una de las vÍctimas fue identificada como patrick pearsonas evacuar sus casas hace tres dÍas. >> gracias a dios estamos bien. claudia: eric moros y su familia estÁn entre sus refugiados, tuvieron que dejarlo todo en cuestiÓn de minutos. >> cuando llegaron los bomberos por la calle, diciendo que ya nos tenemos que ir en ese momento. claudia: no sabe cuÁndo podrÁ regresar, la gobernadora declarado estado de emergencia los dos condados mÁs afectados y solicitÓ al gobierno federal enviar mÁs recursos. los incendios forestales en acabado con mÁs de 3000 millas cuadradas a nivel nacional, una cifra por encima de las medias de los Últimos 10 aÑos. en las Últimas horas se sigue realizando rescate por inundaciÓn y varias personas siguen sin ser localizadas, la gobernadora darÁ una actualizaciÓn sobre estos incendiosen las prÓximas horas. elian: la policÍa de houston arrestÓ a dos hispanos en conexiÓn asesinato de una niÑa de 12 aÑos, quien fue violada, estrangulada y abandonada en un arroyo. cÁmaras de vigilancia captaron cuando conversaba con sus pr

it's all behavior in the past that, but the fact remains that of course, the, the 1st visit told pearson's new presidential time to see it was that red compet. welcome engaging. and the fact remains that these are the countries that are welcoming person and not in a sense of taking a stand on the rushes invasion of ukraine. these old countries, which whole style to what they view as a global or the dominated by the us. and they view, then deepening partnerships and alliances between each other as efforts to, to combat thoughts that we use east asia corresponding james taylor. thank you so much. i as always, you know, and take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world has south africa several where my post has been sworn in for a 2nd term as president. last month's elections on relo poses party b amc lose it's absolute majority in parliament for the 1st time. but it has now struck a deal to form what it calls a government of national unity of fire and the military. i, munitions, depot, and jobs capital in germane has triggered a series of explosions. government official

personal remains he was found in a completely burnt car and the other fire victim is 60-year-old patrick pearson. melissa fazman and her son christopher bright say the recent fire was unlike anything they've seen before. we are very happy that everyone survived and went to a safe place. it's like in the middle of a war, the sound of sirens is very scary , they started coming half an hour ago, and i know something happened in the wooded area, which is located about 200 km south of kirk, the largest city in new mexico, there have been many fires, and in 2022, two people died in they were killed in the fire. governor grisham on wednesday asked president biden to declare a state of emergency, as the south forg and saltfires in north and south rodoso are burning an area of ​​about 9,300 acres. a prolonged drought in new mexico has increased the intensity and speed of monsoon fires. in 2022 , the biggest fire recorded in that part of the american soil, which is on the north american continent, was here is another area that was 100 destroyed in the attack of the zionist regime's fighters on kafr kala,

it says non competitive deputy city attorney and pearson, no.t is to waive any requirement for a competitive procurement. is there some is there through through the chair to the sponsors there are some or even to is there something that we could put in that would say that that public works would then put together procedures to ensure similar to what the project manager just said, to ensure that this is not seems like that would be a friendly amendment to control for what we're talking about. this chair thank you. chair walton, through the chair, i wanted to point to the legislation itself, you know, to go to the page, let's see, to the legislation specifically in, discuss about, page two. and it's so in the line seven, that the department heads has determined in writing that the public work or improvement is for the construction, repair, or improvements of public facilities with a primary purpose of implementing vision zero. so there will be a written record about the list of project and what they are, and that why they're actually being waived,

the, the, [000:00:00;00] the while we're just breaking into this program because watches president pearson is addressing the participants of the 2024 breaks the games that's during the opening ceremony in the russian city of cuz on this isn't it? so we'll come together from over 60 countries of is the major assume awards just celebration of will demonstrate zip trials of the universal values of supports and fair play. these people the birds games. so because then you must cor, well take place in moscow. and we because on the new point they choose cds, hospital cities that have rich and culture and traditions that at this.

a young woman named phylicia pearson had been reported missing by her family.ith a new boyfriend who told them she left him, just went away. they spoke with her mother. >> and we learned that there was a wooded area inside of longview that he had taken her to before. and that's where we found phylicia. >> murdered. there was no doubt about this victim's identity, and no question who the prime suspect was. her violent ex-con boyfriend. joseph wayne burnette. lieutenant hope knew the name. the same man whose semen had been found 12 years before, in the body of lavender doe. >> he was arrested. he was brought into the greg county jail. >> two detectives questioned burnett. he admitted killing phylicia. but that wasn't all. >> he started talking about a girl he killed and burned several years ago. >> a burned girl? right away, the detectives called eddie hope. >> you're on your way home at that point. >> i was already home. >> must have been good to hear? >> didn't take me long to get back. >> that's why i wanted to get this off my chest. >> i just let him talk. he

our deputy city attorneys alicia cabrera and anne pearson for helping us draft these amendments.ty administrator carmen chu for her support. and of course, all of our community advocates through the language access network chinese for affirmative action, poorer african american advocacy network, african advocacy network, filipino community center, psalm cam, arab resource and organizing center, and carecen. and we would not have been able to do this without community advocacy and support. and i would also like to just say thank you to all co-sponsors, supervisor chan preston and safaÍ. thank you. thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, we will take this item same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. madam clerk, will you please read the imperative calendar? yes. offered by supervisor ronen. this is a motion to modify the deadline to introduce a non skeletal skeletal charter amendment under rule 2.22.8 of the board's rules of order to allow introduction on june 11th, 2024, of a charter amendment approved by the city attorney as to form to provide that money set asi

whistleblower ed pearson also slammed boeing leadership calling the ceo david calhoun greedy and invasive. pearson is so concerned he won't even fly on boeing, max planes anymore i did four a plane and i actually had to get off the plane when i found out it was a max and that's a terrible thing. >> they have to say to somebody that worked for boeing calhoun was supposed to address some of those concerns and his company's overall safety record in a hearing on capitol hill yesterday. instead, calhoun faced intense questioning after saying he was proud of boeing's safety culture for the american people, they're in danger for your workers. they're in peril for your whistleblowers. they literally fear for their lives, but you're getting compensated like never before, don't you think maybe your priorities are misplaced here? i mean, don't you think maybe it's time to get back to focusing on making quality planes. and paying your workers well, and taking care of the little guys who got you to where you are that's not a rhetorical question. >> senator i don't recognize any of the boeing you descr

the major breaking news we're following, i want to get some reaction right now for med pearson, he's the executive director. executive director of the foundation for aviation safety, and a boeing whistleblower ed, thanks so much for joining us. we've spoken in the past. first of all, what's your reaction to this breaking news that fell? federal prosecutors have now recommended bringing criminal charges against boeing well, thanks for having me. >> i guess my first reaction is that's encouraging, very encouraging news, but quite honestly, i'm reluctant to get my hopes up right now. >> why is that what was the recommendation? >> right? so the attorney general merrick garland, i guess we'll have the final say i just hope that he really considers what's best for the public. it's not just that these families deserve justice, but if you don't hold boeing accountable, they're going to continue to do their criminal behavior and that's not good for aviation safety. >> if the attorney general and the justice department does, if they do pursue this, what kind of impact would that have on boeing

i think he saw example with the leadership is like and how evasive and frankly greedy they are at pearson. >> thanks for your important work. we really appreciate your joining us today thanks for having me wolf and we'll be right back with more news. >> good guys glasses from the hotel i'm going to pick uses are better with the credit god's on your side, rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many earn points for travel with credit. one bank and liz large, i was so excited to buy my first home, but i needed a lot of work done on it. i went on to angie. jamie was the first person to call. >> i explained her some of the things i could do and showed her some pictures. >> he's resurface my floor great. he's done plumbing work. he's refinished this beautiful table here. would you say the sandi for a week? well he didn't with top rated certified pros and over five hundred categories, angie can connect you with the right pro for any home project find top rated certified prose in your area at angie.com you know how your car insurance rates just kind of grep up experian compar

going jack pearson.ally mine are on the cradle of american golf. this morning, start of the 14th u.s. open down at pinehurst, historic number 2 golf course, there's like ten of them down there. our buddy mike tirico made his way from tom brady's big event last night to north carolina. mike, we had the tv on early. we have seen tiger. i don't know if we're going to see it again. he was actually leading the u.s. open after number 1. but the world's big three goes this afternoon -- top three go this afternoon. who should we be looking for? >> that's exactly right. after hot dog eating and the dad bracket, of course, we have u.s. open golf to talk about. scottie scheffler, hot as anybody. speaking of dads, he became a dad a month or so ago. won five starts in the last three months. clearly number one in the world. heavy favorite rory mcilroy is playing well. been a decade since he won a major. xander schauffele, won the last major, pga. those are the big names quarter after 1:00 p.m. eastern on usa network a

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but pearson says he sees no evidence of that. it's silly. the cut. there is no competent. republicans believe democrats offered the amendments to confuse voters and defeat the initiative to change prop 47. this is how democrats responded to that allegation. some hogwash we added in ability class to these bills to help ensure that if these bills will be put into law, ballot initiative also goes into effect. we don't have a world-class mask of conflicting policies. they're playing games. we need both of these things we should be saying this either or should be saying is both so that we can actually get on top of the real issue and i'm told the amendments will formally be added to the retail bills when they go before the appropriations committee in the coming weeks. republicans say they will not support the bills if those amendments are reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron, 4 news. >> and tonight, secretary of state shirley weber has announced a measure that will make significant changes to prop 47, which has officially qualified for the november ballot. in a st

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a week ago, president pearson put forward a piece of initiative crane. however, it was swiftly kicked and stopped by the west, which instead pushed ahead with his own swift summit up the weekend. although not ended up battering. pardon michel, fruits rushes popped up. not so delightful leaves that it is time for such empowers to be more realistic a little which just left it is the sewer, the whole point of the switch, the vines wish to consolidate the largest possible number of countries of the world majority. first of all, around the zalinski for me that in the process they realize that the world majority did not want to sign ultimatums to russia, such as the withdrawal from crime, yet withdrawal from don't best consent to the creation of a tribunal rush. it will be tried consent to the payment of reparations, and many of absolutely unrealistic, i would say, even skits, of frantic bonds. the bolt majority did not want to sign up to all this for land along the way. they quickly change the agenda, trying food security, u k. a safety and humanitarian issue

but pearson says he sees no evidence of that. it's silly. the cut. there is no competent. republicans believe democrats authored the amendments to confuse voters and defeat the initiative to change prop 47. this is how democrat responded to that allegation. some hogwash we added in upper bility class to these bills to help ensure that if these bills will be put into law, ballot initiative also goes into effect. we don't have a world-class mask of conflicting policies. they're playing games. we need both of these things we should be saying this either or we should be saying is both so that we can actually get on top of the real issue and i'm told the amendments will formally be added to the retail bills when they go before the appropriations committee in the coming weeks. republicans say they will not support the bills if those amendments are reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron 4 news and this evening, secretary of state shirley weber. >> has announced a measure that will make significant changes to prop 47. >> it's officially qualified for the november ballo

i spoke with nikita pearson, a fitness instructor stuck at manchester airport waiting to board his flighttanbul. we got to the airport at about eight o'clock in the morning and you could see people sat outside on luggage. we didn't think anything of it. we got the lift to go upstairs to terminal one and you couldn't even get out of the lift. you had to trample over people to get out of the lift and then you just stood there. hoards of people just not moving anywhere. there was no tannoy announcement, no staff nearby anywhere, there were children getting trampled on, there were babies, it was chaos. we stood there for about an hour and a half and then nothing at all. you mentioned you couldn't see any staff to speak to. there was minimal communication. has there been any at all? have you been informed of anything by yourapp or e—mails? after an hour and a half we communicated with turkish airlines and they confirmed 45 minutes before our flight that it was cancelled and we had to rebook it. there was no communication from the airport. all they were saying on the airport's twitter page was

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but pearson says he sees no evidence of that. it's silly. the cut. there is no competent.rats authored the amendments to confuse voters and defeat the initiative to change prop 47. this is how democrat responded to that allegation. some hogwash. we added in upper bility class to these bills to help ensure. >>that if these bills will be put into law, ballot initiative also goes into effect. we don't have a world-class mask of conflicting policies. they're playing games. we need both of these things we should be saying this either or we should be saying is both so that we can actually get on top of the real issue and i'm told the amendments will formally be added to the retail bills when they go before the appropriations committee in the coming weeks. republicans say they will not support the bills if those amendments are added reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron, 4 news. >>and on tuesday, secretary of state shirley weber has announced a measure that will make significant changes to prop 47 has officially qualified for the november ballot. in a statement, webe

and i've been informed by, deputy city attorney and pearson and manu pradhan who, who well, by ann pearson that they are not substantive, that the ones before us do not require a continuance. we can act on those today, in my list of thank you's, i neglected to thank deputy city attorney manu pradhan for turning these around. we had, as i said, negotiations concluded on the weekend, on a sunday night and somehow we are here in committee thanks to, our city attorney's, miss pearson and mister pradhan with, with detailed amendments. and so thanks to both of them and to my legislative aide, melissa hernandez, for all her work on that. but here's where we are procedurally, the amendments before the committee encompass everything that i've described and all of the agreements that have been made between various parties, again, some as recently as last last evening. thank you, miss techie, for the late night phone call, but but there's one that isn't so i just want to flag that, which is the change to the private right of action, which would leave a private right of action in the law. but would re

and brings us the ukrainian reaction from the the to the credit is completely rejected president pearson of russia's conditions for peace president followed him is the landscape said that it was an ultimatum that couldn't be trusted. the crating foreign ministry simply called the conditions absurd and won't be foreign ministry that will start point it out. is it? this is coming a day before a summit, the cranes organize in switzerland, which is cooling, which is cooling a p summit. well, the rush is not invited and the foreign ministry has said that this is an attempt by president preaching to undermine dot summit to try and prevent and dissuade countries from participating. and what ukrainian officials of also said is that there is nothing new in present impertinence conditions um, but it has to be said on. so the, in the summit being organized in switzerland, ukraine hasn't come up with anything new to put on the table. it's still going off of a 10 point piece plan. the president's lead scale by within 2022. part of that plan is that russia with rules, from the regions that it's occupi

18th and 19th is his 1st trip that went over 2 decades. russians like south porter itself, president pearson, and outlining the streets of p on young. and i concentrated at kim il sung square with a welcome ceremony, will take place on wednesday, a day of meetings and events for the russian and north korea lead us will follow. as the city awaits plasma paintings, arrivals sites representing historic times with russia. our full display or the we just arrived in north korea is reading the russian delegation with washer and flags. there are also billboards highlights and differentiated between showing young and most co. north korea is meeting by them are put in with portrays and slacks of russia. pointers can be seen on almost all the streets, the cd, surprisingly beautiful and clean. there are also a lot of modern areas contribute to stereotypes. this is a grande is event celebrated on a grand scale when we're putting was lost here in 2000 the but the trip, the russian president praise most goes relationship with the dpi, k, highlighting the united stance on the international arena. a feeling

but there's a risk of the feeling of if the treatment is not supervised, we'll say pearson or wait for them, the move. well, these patients might tend to spare and break off contact with a doctor or therapist, really for they can the of a clue, call them and just tell them, because then you have to help them. that's a huge danger for a while they to because it's a sound logic. if i'm going to say that it's closed and audrey on his case, she did have the right supervision with her obesity treatment, choosing not to have an operation she was given, lee red glue tied to the fox, repulsive at 1st. i thought i could manage without surgery how soon? so dr. 5, the suggested i try 6 and michael said that i was able to lose weight. it. is it true? but unfortunately not enough. may pacifism on this. like how long did you take sex and come into it? all right, it helped me to lose about 7 kilo's and i think i was on it for 9 months. that was in 2018 and po box a victim. it's where you also provided with dietary advice or psychological counseling. yes, of course it. did you have any adverse effects

let's speak to a passenger, nikita pearson a fitness instructor who is stuck at manchester airport waitingo board his flight to istanbul. thank you forjoining us. tell us your experience today so far. we got to the airport — your experience today so far. we got to the airport at _ your experience today so far. we got to the airport at about _ your experience today so far. we got to the airport at about eight - to the airport at about eight o'clock in the morning and you could see people sat outside on luggage. we didn't think anything of it. we got a lift to go upstairs to terminal one and you couldn't even get out of the lift. you had to trample over people to get out of the lift and then you just stood there. hoards of people just not moving anywhere. there was no tannoy announcement, no staff nearby anywhere, there were children getting trampled on, there were babies, it was chaos. we stood there for about an hour and a half and then nothing at all. you mentioned ou then nothing at all. you mentioned you couldn't _ then nothing at all. you mentioned you couldn't see _ then nothing at al

you have to ask, why would such a big story related to human deaths get ignored add pearson gave his thoughts on why they're getting away with it, getting away with it because they have, you know, friends in high places. um or, but this comes down to leadership or lack. i mean, we want the blowing company to be successful. i mean, one of the things i've learned as a whistleblower and, and in talking with other whistle blowers is, you know, they, they want their companies to do the right thing. but that's why they're, they're disturbed by what they're seeing and they do everything they can to try to bring attention to these matters. slowing is an incredibly important company for united states. so no one wants to see boeing fail because it's, uh, it's too big of a blow to the united states economy is one, sam salad. poor a boeing engineer, testified on capitol hill. do you said that he feared physical violence as retaliation? for his words. again, i raised concerns internally, i was sidelined, i was told to shut up, i received physical threats. my boss said i would have killed someone

him that we'd like me to see any significant agreements like the non aggression pact that president pearson signed to north korea just before we arrived. or i think probably notes. i think this is more, i'm not sure of a ceremonial trip. then the one we say that in north korea, i think the vietnam is want to make this misput and feel welcome. they all very aware of this relationship they have with the rest of rush. it goes very deep, we've spoken to lots of you have to me is particularly those who are live during the american war and fighting using robin russian weapons using, you know, a lot of aid that came from russia really enable vietnam to stand up to the americans and when that will they still feel a very deep pollutants. they're all ties to go take a back to been more free to ones with generations of it. and these going to russia to be educated. i think now though the feeling is on the streets and we see that in here and henry over the last couple of days. again, i'm just kind of moved on. it's working a very delicate diplomatic, telling true. trying to balance out relations with th

conference on ukraine in switzerland, where russia, as you know, hasn't been invited, but according to pearson, without russia's participation in the conference without an own as dialogue is impossible to reach you at supplement in ukraine. and he also has said that russia is ready for dialogue. it took him quite a while to explain once again versus position on this conflict and his vision of how it all began the role of the western it. uh, what is important though, is that according to a piece in russia, does not need a temporary suspension of fine ukraine. but a complete resolution of the conflict patient has said that for a cease fire, a crate and must withdrawal troops from the eastern and southern regions of. don't ask lou guys because of our over here and here, song and refuse to join nato on hills. so named a number of other demons who stated that a russians go is a neutral and new clipped free ukraine. it's deem to try zation and indeed not certification. and he also added that a russia also demanded ensuring the rights of the russian speaking people in ukraine and accepting new territ

the time was that pierre trudeau and lester pearson was the prime minister at the time. pierre trudeau would start become the prime minister. i mean they just did basic math. this wasn't a particularly sophisticated approach. they looked and, said, our birth rates are slowing, we don't have enough workforce here and we are competing generally, speaking with the united kingdom and, an america for immigrants. so we're going to have to get awfully creative about this. and that meant two things. getting creative, looking at different layers. people who you might want to come to your country. that included activists and refugees, which most countries take, but they'd rather not write you'd rather not take the activist because just just take the quiet people who work. that was number one. and number two was what model do you create? make canada into a place that these people who were otherwise looking at other places would choose to come to and the model that you can and you i'm sure can articulate this than i can. but it was a model that said, you can come here and we'll feel

gb news with andrew pearson.ars ago, on d—day, the 6th of june, 1944, our nation and those which stood alongside us faced what my grandfather, king george vi, described as the supreme test. how fortunate we were and the entire free world that a generation of men and women in the united kingdom and other allied nations did not flinch when the moment came to face that test. on the beaches of normandy , in the seas beyond of normandy, in the seas beyond and in the skies overhead, our armed forces carried out their duty with a humbling sense of resolve and determination . these resolve and determination. these qualities, so characteristic of that remarkable wartime generation in very many of them, never came home. they lost their lives on the d—day landing grounds or in the many battles that followed . it is with the that followed. it is with the most profound sense of gratitude that we remember them, and all those who served at that critical time. >> so that's the king talking movingly at the d—day commemoration . l

you have to ask, why would such a big story related to human deaths get ignored add pearson gave his thoughts on why they're getting away with it, getting away with it because they have, you know, friends in high places. um, but this comes down to leadership for a lot. i mean we want the blowing company to be successful. i mean, one of the things i've learned as a whistleblower and, and in talking with other whistle blowers is, you know, they, they want their companies to do the right thing. but that's why they're, they're disturbed by what they're seeing and they do everything they can to try to bring attention to these matters. boeing is an incredibly important company for united states. so no one wants to see boeing fail because it's, it's too big of a hello to the united states economy is one sam salad. poor, a boeing engineer, testified on capitol hill. do you said that he feared physical violence as retaliation? for his words. again, i raised concerns internally, i was sidelined, i was told to shut up, i received physical threats. my boss said i would have killed someone who sa