Boeing has been in the news a lot lately, and none of it has been good. I’m not talking just about the company’s 737-Max8s crashing and killing everybody on board. I’m talking about other issues. In one case, part of the fuselage broke off a plane in mid-flight, creating a gaping hole in the side that nearly sucked out a 17-year-old passenger. In another case, a tire fell off a Boeing plane during takeoff, destroying a car in the airport parking lot. In yet another, an external panel fell off a plane in mid-flight and nobody even noticed it until the plane landed. And in the midst of all this, a Boeing whistleblower providing ongoing testimony on safety issues committed suicide. John Kiriakou speaks with Jamie Finch, former National Transportation Safety Board Official, about how Boeing is taking a nose dive.

15-year-old activist Amelia Gilardi told #CHDTV “The mental toll is so much ... there was a girl my age Jenny Fry, she fought against the tower for two years, and she was ridiculed so much it took her to take her own life.”

CHD is supporting a cease and desist case against a Verizon cell tower on behalf of Amelia and 16 other #Pittsfield, MA residents who allege having been sickened with headaches, dizziness, nausea, insomnia and confusion since its activation.

“We’re being ignored just because it’s an invisible illness. We’re not invisible.” She lamented, “I don’t think people realize just how many people are impacted by this. We had to choose between our home and our health.” Learn more about the #Pittsfield lawsuit with plaintiffs + lead attorney Scott McCollough on #CHDTV ?

https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/15yearold-activist-stands-up-to-big-telecom/

Canada is going to start allowing for legal euthanasia for the mentally ill. The country already allows assisted suicide for those who are termanilly ill. On this episode of 360 View we take a look at how other parts of the world are handling assisted dying, as well as the religious and other arguments either against or for the practice. Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with Keith McHenry, co-founder of Food Not Bombs, as well as Brett Bucky Schmidt, a man offered euthanasia in Canada.

Transition surgery is being pushed in America right now as a life or death issue. Proponents argue allowing "gender-affirming" care to be performed on teenagers will prevent them from committing suicide. But as more doctors and hospitals advertise these procedures, we are also seeing more adults speaking out about the surgeries they received as teens. So is this all in the service of mental health or just another way for the medical industry to pad their bottom line? And how do other countries around the world approach transgender surgeries? On this episode of the 360 View we speak to Walt Heyer to talk about his own experience not only transitioning from a man to a woman but why after eight years he regretted the change and went back to being the gender he was born as.

Children are 10 times more likely to die of suicide than coronavirus. New research on kids shows that self-harm and overdoses increased 91-100% over the past year.