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alec baldwin's lawyer, if he's any good, i'm sure he is, has told baldwin you should not say anything at all. if you have to say something, don't say anything about the substance of the case. you can see alec baldwin struggling to find the right balance between wanting to address the situation but not saying anything of substance. >> he did say it was a freak occurrence, quote, one in a trillion. patrick, there were safety concerns on the set, and previous safety complaints against the film's assistant director david halls, who handed the gun to baldwin. do you think this tragedy will lead to reforms on movie sets? >> i think there is two really important factors here. one, as you mentioned, this assistant director had been pulled off of a set in 2019 for an eerily similar situation. so clearly there is an investigation here in this particular instance. but, yes, i do think this is already leading to reforms in so many different areas. we have seen multiple shows now, states they're no longer going to have live ammunition or gun -- real guns, they'll do everything in post. we're seein

baldwin remembered her as his friend on a tight-knit crew. he and his family were in vermont when the paparazzi tracked them down. a visibly upset baldwin took their questions and called for new safety measures on film sets. >> would you ever work on another film set that involves firearms? >> i couldn't answer that question. i have no sense of it at all. i do know an ongoing effort to limit the use of firearms on film sets is something i'm extremely interested in. but remember, something that i think is important, that is, how many bullets have been fired in films and tv shows in the last 75 years? this is america, how many bullets have gone off in movies and on tv sets? probably billions in the last 75 years and nearly all of them without incident. so what has to happen now is we have to realize that when it does go wrong, and it's this horrible, catastrophic thing, some new measures have to take place. rubber guns, plastic guns, no live -- no real ammunition on set. that's not for me to decide. it's urgent that you understand, i'm not an e

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so i don't think alec baldwin has potential criminal liability here. i do think he and the production company be sued civilly for money damages however. >> thank you both. >>> well up next, crunch time in the commonwealth. the candidates pulling out all of the stops in virginia with national implications. and the last time he went to eye baseball game he was booed so what could we expect tonight when donald trump showed up at world series in atlanta. we're going to go there live. >>> plus kids 5 to 11 years old could get covid shots as soon as tuesday. a top doctor answers your questions. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a

baldwin was being followed by cameras. he was with his family, and he stopped his car to get out and talk to paparazzi, really taking his time but being careful not to say anything that would affect the ongoing investigation. the person you see next to him, the woman there with her phone out, as well, is his wife. here is all four minutes of the interaction with paparazzi. >> i will -- >> what do you want to know? >> what's the correct state of what's going on with the case -- >> i'm not allowed to make any comments because it's an ongoing investi investigation. i've been ordered by the sheriff's department in santa fe, i can't answer any questions about the investigation. i can't. it's an active investigation in terms of a woman died. she was my family. she was my family. the day i arrived in santa fe to start shooting i took her to dinner with joel, the director. we were a very, very -- excuse me -- we were a very, very, you know, well-oiled crew shooting a film together, and then this horrible event happened. now, i've

you could hear the pain in alec baldwin's voice there. it sounds like he's frustrated by the media attention that he's getting no matter where he goes, which is understandable. but people are asking for answers in all of this. any further developments today to report on? >> not since yesterday, jim. but you did notice baldwin did mention he's talking to the cops every day. that matches what the sheriff's office has told us here. a source telling our colleague that investigators have been talking to baldwin. he has answered the phone. willingly answered questions when they have had follow up questions. at the same time, yesterday morning, we heard from the armor, hannah gutierrez, in a statement through her lawyers. the statement says she has no idea how the live round got on to the set and that safety is her top priority and in response to that, the sheriff here told can understand last night that he would like to have a follow up interview with reed to clarify. specifically talking more about how live rounds could have possibly gotten on

baldwin stopped in vermont to talk to paparazzi, taking

. >> i want to ask you about the fatal shooting on "rust" involving actor alec baldwin. we understand there's footage of baldwin may be released later this afternoon, keep you posted on that. the sheriff said there was complacency on the set, complacency. is that the same as criminal negligence do you think? >> it was an interesting word choice there by the sheriff. complacency is not a legal term. it can be, it is not necessarily, but can be the same as criminal negligence which is what you need to charge somebody with involuntary manslaughter. here's an example. complacency means laziness, sloppiness. say you ran a daycare, exposed outlets with sparks coming out, didn't do anything, a kid got hurt. that would be complacency and also criminal negligence. the point is prosecutors have to identify a specific act that somebody took on the set or specific failure. it is not enough to say well, the set itself was lazily. >> one of the key factual determinations on this investigation, would you say? >> as we get more information, facts are coming into focus. important moment

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we're going to know a lot more about what it means when alec baldwin calls himself a producer. it's very common for actors to get producer credits, and they don't actually involve themselves in the day-to-day operations of the film. but you know, those are questions that are going to have to be answered. which of the producers were actively involved in management and which of the producers were investors or people who are getting what you call vanity credits, they want to be able to call themselves a producer at a cocktail party. those are the things we have to find out about in the future. >> fascinating. at the same time, bottom line, it's all so very sad. jeff harris, thank you so much for being back with us. appreciate it. >> thank you. take care. >> thank you. >>> and we're back in a moment. i just became eligible for medicare, and i'm already confused. i just called humana; i talked one-on-one with an agent who suggested a plan that fit my life. you should call too! so i did. turns out an all-in-one humana medicare advantage plan includes coverage for hospital stays, doct

only on the firearms aspect. >> so law enforcement hasn't ruled out potential consequences for alec baldwin. and i'm curious to get your thoughts on how that process is supposed to play out. when an assistant director hands an actor a weapon, does the actor have a responsibility to check it? should the actor have some kind of responsibility in that situation? >> i can't really speculate on that. that's more of a legal question than an armorer question. all i can say is the first thing in conjunction with the armorer responsible for the safety on set. i don't know what occurred in that specific situation, and i'm not a legal authority to assign any kind of blame. >> sure. i'm just curious, in your experience on productions that you've worked on if you've noted that there's a special procedure in place for the actor to then verify that the weapon they're using is, you know, safe. >> sure. our guidelines dictate that anyone in the vicinity of the firearm, be that the actor or the cameraman soar someone working a sound boom, but they have the right to inspect the guns themselves prior to using

. >> you talk about double-checking before the gun is handed to an actor like alec baldwin, who is the last person to check it? who does the buck stop with? >> the buck stops with multiple people. the person handling it is the armorer. the armorer will do a personal safety check before it even goes out. then they will do the same thing in the front of the actor. that will be observed by the first assistant director. so the first a.d. is the person ultimately in charge of safety on the film set. so, they observe it. any other actors that the firearm might be pointed at. we're talking an empty firearm. we're talking about ready to fire blanks or anything else. because that's a little more extensive. any actor is going to have a look at it, any of the camera crew would have a look at it, cinematographer, anyone in front of that firearm is going to have a look at it. >> and lastly, i have to ask this, lots have been raised about whether or not real guns should be used in a set, ava due vernier spoke to us. she said, no real guns shouldn't be used. i know you beg to differ? >> we've done hu

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i feel terribly badly for alec baldwin. he's a nice man. i know him. he's a good guy, a good actor, great professional. he was given that gun by an a.d. who then proclaimed there's a cold gun. that's -- something is very rotten in the state of denmark. i don't understand how then the director and the d.p. would stand in the line of the shot. that is very peculiar to me. i don't understand that. >> even if there's nothing in the gun? >> even if there's nothing in the gun. look, you just don't do that. when there's a gun around, everyone is quiet. everyone settles down. you know there's a heightened danger. stuff happens. when you do -- when you work 12, 14 hours a day and you rush, rush, rush, things happen. things are forgotten. who knows? how that live bullet came into the gun is another mystery, but could have happened. who knows? apparently the rumors that they were doing live shooting on the set, had tin cans or whatever, i have never been on a set when that happened, not ever in 60 years in this business have i known of a crew or whoever it was do

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handed the gun to alec baldwin. so there's a bit of a missing piece of the story. was the armorer inside the church, did she hand it to him outside? it's a little vague, there's a missing time lapse there that myself, i haven't quite figured out. >> so the a.d. says he didn't check the gun himself because in order to explain the lapse, either there was a live round put in the gun intentionally or by mistake, before or after he got it. so if he says he didn't check it, either he didn't put it in or he is lying and then did put it in. what seems most likely to you in terms of live ammo being on a set and yet the guns were completely accounted for all the time and locked away and nobody could have ever used them? >> well, there's still the story about crew members firing the guns. now, according to the armorer, the guns were locked up at all times and she knows nothing about firing them. but the sheriff had said that they had heard the crew may have been firing them. i think that's still either a rumor and a red herring or a key part of the story. we're not sure which

. >>> the armorer on the movie set where alex baldwin fatally shot a crew member is breaking her silence. she says she has no idea where the live ammo came from. >>> multiple revolvers, a replica and firearm seized from the set of "rust," grabbing photos, ammunition, spent blank round and ammo. joining me is the sheriff of santa fe county. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> so listen, there is a lot here. there is a lot here. i think the real question is where did that round come from? >> well, i think that's the focus of our investigation. how the round got there, who brought it there and why it was there. those are the questions that we want answered. i think that's the focus of our investigation. >> and no one has any clue about how that round got there? because you have all of these items, tell me about the items that you found and there are still more to the search on the set. >> right. so the third search warrant that we did was yesterday. we did search the prop truck and there were several firearms that were seized from the vehicle along with more ammunition and righ

baldwin. we found 100 live rounds on set. >> the whole thing shocked me. i i was under the assumption, probably with most other people in this country, that movie sets were much safer and more protected than i think, at least this movie, was. >> reporter: no one has been charged but officials say no one has been cleared of wrongdoing, either. >> reporter: on these reports of past incidents of dangerous activity on the set, the production company issued a statement earlier saying they received no formal complaints. they're conducting their own investigation. they say they take safety very seriously. poppy, there have been statements flying left and right from interested parties declaring their innocence. i talked to a law enforcement official who says they're confident they will sort this out. they're looking not only at the shooting but also at past patterns to see if anything could have been done to prevent this. >> josh, thank you, reporting from santa fe tonight. jim is an attorney. hanna gutierrez reed said she had no idea how the ammo got on this set,

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new pictures tonight of alec baldwin. he's far from the southwest a week after a deadly accidental shooting on his movie set in new mexico. the focus of this investigation is now on two people. baldwin is not one of them. but no one is in the clear yet. they don't know anything yet. so we have the sheriff leading this investigation. what matters and why next. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. >>> we keep hearing the same thing when it comes to digging into what happened on this movie set with alec baldwin. there's no reason that a live round should ever be on set. this is make believe. i can't even believe they still use real guns. we keep saying prop gun. these are real guns. that's why filmmaker halyna hutchins is dead. detectives say no one has been cleared in the investigation. now that'

baldwin. >> they are the focus of the investigation, so they're the focus. >> reporter: halls, the set's assistant director, told detectives he did not thoroughly inspect the weapon before giving it to baldwin, according to court documents. he could only remember seeing three records. he advised he should have checked them all, but didn't. in addition, the documents show gutierrez, the film's armorer, told detectives no live ammo is kept on set. a statement roundly contradicted by the sheriff. >> we regard this specific spent casing and recovered projectile to be the live round that was fired from the revolver by mr. baldwin. we have recovered what we believe to be possible additional live rounds on set. >> reporter: all is quiet today on the set just outside santa fe, as we begin to learn new details about the factors prosecutors will be focusing on in determining whether to bring criminal charges. including how live rounds got on the set in the first place. >> i can't believe that that happe

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they're the focus of the investigation. >> reporter: actor alec baldwin who fired the gun that killed the film's cinematographer during that rehearsal and armorer hannah reed, all on the set. >> that's the million dollar question. how the live round ended up in the revolver. >> reporter: an affidavit for the prop truck revealed that assistant director halls acknowledged he didn't fully check the firearm, saying he could only remember seeing three rounds. >> we'll continue the investigation. we would like to do some follow up interviews with mr. halls and get some clarification. >> reporter: the warrant also shows that reed told investigators no live ammo was kept onset. >> that was a live round that killed ms. hutchins, so that's not an accurate statement. >> reporter: according to a previous person who worked with reed, said she's handled live rounds onset. the actions of halls and reed are key to investigators determining why and how live rounds were present and whether anyone will ultimately face criminal charges. >> can we get to that bar of somehow proving that reckless standard?

assistant director dave halls who told authorities he handed baldwin the gun during the rehearsal and armorer hannah gutierrez who was in charge of weapons on the set according to investigators. all key to determining how a live round got on set. >> that is going to be the million dollar question is how a live round ended up in the revolver mr. baldwin fired. >> reporter: an affidavit for a search warrant for the prop truck where the guns were stored on set revealed that assistant director halls acknowledged he failed to fully check the firearm when gutierrez handed it to him saying halls could only remember seeing three rounds. he advised he should have checked all of them but didn't. >> we'll continue the investigation. we like to do some followup interviews with mr. halls and get some clarification and exactly what he meant by that statement. >> reporter: the warrant also shows gutierrez told investigators no live ammo is ever kept on set. >> that was a live round that struck and killed ms. hutchins so that is not an accurate statement as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: cnn has

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there's a chance that alec baldwin could face liability as a producer on the film. you know, after listening to the d.a. there, what is your sense based on what we know? do you see criminal charges potentially coming and if know for whom? >> well, she's absolutely right about two things and this is a tragedy and should not cave to pressure. it must be the actual evidence but saying, that erica, the evidence seems to be pointing towards extraordinary negligence. if it's a criminal peru, you're talking not only about nefarious conduct of someone intentionally or putting the live ammunition and rounds into a gun there are also ways to charge for even accidents, and nobody wants that to come about because, of course, if things are truly accidents as new mexico will tell you, they do have answer accusable homicide statute that says if somebody has been involved in an otherwise lawful activity and they have acted reasonably, they should not be convicted of a crime. however, that word reasonably, erica, is why this is such an important case to look at, because when it come

he notes while the investigation is focused on those two, no one is cleared here, including baldwin himself. meantime, the d.a. telling cnn in the investigation they're really focusing in on how that bullet got into the gun. >> it's a terrible tragedy. we don't know how those live rounds got there. i think that will probably end up being kind of the linchpin for whether a decision is made about charges. >> joining me now, entertainment industry attorney richard charley. it's good to have you with us this morning. when we look at what we do know, the a.d. according to the affidavit said he should have checked the firearm but didn't, couldn't remember whether the armorer had spun the drum, which of course raises questions about potential criminal liability. this is how the d.a. described what the standard is for culpability in new mexico. take a listen. >> our standard for involuntary manslaughter, our lowest level of homicide, whether it's intentional or unintentional, is a willful disregard for the safety of others. and that key word is "willful." so that almost equates to a reckless standa

alec baldwin has been interviewed multiple times. the sheriff also told anderson cooper yesterday that halls, the assistant director, he retained legal counsel and the sheriff is now working through that attorney to get another statement to answer some more questions. >> there are still so many questions. lucy kafanov, appreciate it, thank you. >>> still to come, a new poll shows less than a third of parents say they plan to get their children vaccinated right away once those shots are available for 5 to 11-year-olds. we're going to talk with a doctor about what that could mean and whether there is anything that she thinks could move the needle for some of those who are hesitant? football, is a game of inches. but it's also a game, of information. because the nfl is connected. and at any moment, the fate of the season can come down to this. billions of secure connections, per second. when the game is on the line and the game is always on the line touchdown! the nfl relies on cisco. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. an

>> what about -- what about by alec baldwin then. he fired the gun and you're saying this gun wasn't supposed to be fire d. >> i'm 100% sure the gun was not supposed to be fired. and i do think that it is a very positive sign that alec baldwin, according to the sheriff and the district attorney has been interviewed by them and possibly been reinterviewed and it is important that he disclose exactly what happened. i think it is too late to call it an accident or too early to call it an accident. i don't think we should come to a conclusion of that it is as whether it is a criminal act. clearly when the district attorney said yesterday, brianna, well, you know, she's not ready to say whether it is negligence, she has a criminal standard of proof. >> was alec baldwin wrong in your opinion firing that gun? >> i'm ready to come to a conclusion that it is negligence, gross negligence, reckless endangerment from a civil standard, which only requires a preponderance of the evidence. >> gloria allred, thank you so much for being with us. >> t

baldwin. it was functional and fired a live round, killing ms. hutchins and injuring mr. souza. >> reporter: dave halls telling detectives he failed to check the firearm properly. a search warrant saying he could only remember seeing three rounds. he advised he should have checked all of them but didn't the armorer also speaking to authorities in the saying she checked the dummies and ensured they were not live rounds. >> we suspect there was other live rounds found on the set. i won't comment further on how they got there. >> reporter: two crew members alleging few tear resident mishandled weapons on a previous film project with nicolas cage. in allegations first reported by the wrap, stu pwrupl baugh saying she just fired off her round. it sounded like she fired at the ground and nick laid into her. she is the most inexperienced armorer i have ever worked with. >> when a gun goes off on set it is not good. nobody has ear protection. unfortunately in that scenario, nick was walking by and got pretty upset. >> it happened twice on our set. the second time i asked her to b

that's what they will be looking at for baldwin. for halls who passed the gun for him, different standard there. he was on the firearms safety end of things. and it was his job to make sure baldwin was getting a gun with no live ammo. and the armorer becomes the other potential target in the case. the sheriff kept talking about the key to this case is who put live ammunition in the gun? and the armor her, she's the person in charge of checking the guns every day, securing the guns, as joey said. and, obviously, that was not done. the standard is did you do something without due carry and sir couple inspection. if you did that, that gets voluntary manslaughter. the question is, will it rise to that level? >> it seems like there are so many layers here where things went wrong. from there being live ammunition on the set to the fact we learned cast members were blinking, they were shooting beer cans, to did the a.d. or the armorer check the gun. does anyone in an oversight role who may be aware there have been problems, what responsibi

baldwin fired. >> investigators combing the scene, they collected the shell casings in the case. josh campbell is in santa fe for us. >> reporter: christine, we are learning new details about the circumstances surrounding that fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins here in santa fe. the sheriff announcing on wednesday it was a suspected live round of ammunition fired from a gun by actor alec baldwin that ultimately took her life. now, there are many questions that still remain. i asked the sheriff how is it possible that a live round of ammunition made its way onto a film set. he said that that very much remains under investigation at this hour. now, authorities also seized several items, including three firearms, over 500 rounds of ammunition. we are told that that ammo has been sent to the fbi's laboratory in quantico, virginia, to try to determine how much of that ammo is the normal type that you would see on a set, the dummy rounds, and how much of it might be live ammunition. i also sat down wednesday with the district attorney. she said that she was shocked to le

the county sheriff said the gun fired by alec baldwin shot a suspected live round killing crew member halyna hutchins and injuring the director. >> that is up to the testing. right now we're going to determine how they got there, why they were there, because they shouldn't have been there. we would consider a live round a bullet live because it did fire from the weapon and obviously caused the death of mrs. hutchins and injured mr. sousa. >> meanwhile, court documents released wednesday revealed the film's assistant director admits he failed to fully check the prop firearm before handing it to baldwin. and two crew members tell cnn that the lead armour on set had mishandled weapons during a previous film project. cnn's josh campbell has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: isa, we are learning new details about the circumstances surrounding that fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins. they suspect it was a live round of ammunition inside a gun fired by actor alec baldwin that ultimately resulted in her death. now, there are a number of questions that remain, specific

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is it the person who handed the weapon to baldwin, is it baldwin himself? we're learning from that man himself he failed to properly inspect that weapon for safety purposes. >> as i said when we introduced you, you spoke with the santa fe district attorney today. this is a big investigation, hundreds of pieces of evidence to go through, lots more people to interview. did she give you any sort of time line? >> you know, she said this is something unlike anything they've ever seen here in new mexico. but she said they will be working this as they do other investigations that's methodically going through each piece of evidence as she tries to render her decision in the prosecution. she also says she's aware of outside pressure, people wanting her to hurry-up and render a decision. she said she's not being moved by that pressure. she'll do this in her words by the book. and what will be the ultimate driver to possibly bring charges, take a listen to what she said. and so as of this point would you say there's any particular time line on making that decision abo

baldwin. we have recovered, what we believe to be additional live rounds on set. >> so many questions, and this case, may turn on the answers. why was there so much live ammunition on a movie set? how many live rounds were there? and was there a lack of seriousness about safety on this set? there's a lot to be answered. a lot of breaking news. want to get to the breaking news from washington, d.c. first. want to bring in jessica dean and arlette sines. jessica, there's been so much movement on this spending bill tonight. it seems like negotiations are changing at the minute. >> they are. it was a whirlwind of activity. they are looking for a top line number. how they're going to pay for that. the revenue and how to pay for it. and the provisions that would be going into this bill. we'll start with expanding medicare. you saw bernie sanders. you had the clip at the begins of your show. i asked him, what assurances he got from president biden. you heard him say, it's not the president that's the

baldwin taking possession of it. so, we are hoping to get further information on exactly why they were there and how they got there. >> so, are -- are -- are they being cooperative? i mean, the people who would have direct knowledge of that? can you say? >> right now, we have been getting in contact with mr. baldwin and mrs. gutierrez. mr. hall -- to mr. halls, to my knowledge, has retained legal counsel and will work through his legal counsel to hopefully get a further statement and clarifying statement in reference to what happened. >> and, sheriff, there were some reports that crew members were using live rounds for target practice on the set. can you confirm that? >> we have heard that from different sources through the media, through social media, and other sources that that took place. there's no indication that -- that that has happened. we don't have specifics of where that took place and when it took place. and we -- we would encourage anybody with that information to come forward to the sheriff's office. >>

baldwin. the weapon is functional and fired a live round killing ms. hutchins and injuring mr. souza. >> he said investigators recovered what they believe to be additional live rounds on the set. >> the actual led projectile that was fired has been recovered from the shoulder of mr. souza. we regard this specific spent casing and recovered projectile to be the live round that was fired from the revolver by mr. baldwin. we have recovered what we believe to be possible additional live rounds on set. >> so many questions raised during this press conference, and in this case, i don't know. it may turn on the answers. we'll see what happens. why was there so much ammunition, live ammunition on a movie set? how many live rounds were there? and was there a lack of seriousness about safety on this particular set? there is a lot to be answered. there is a lot of breaking news tonight. we want to get to the news happening in washington d.c. first on capitol hill. i want to bring in jessica dean and whit

baldwin. this is -- this is the firearm we believe discharged the bullet. we also believe that we have the spent shell casing from the bullet that was fired from the gun.