baldwin. we also believe we have the spent shell casing from the bullet fired from the gun. >> reporter: according to a search warrant, the revolver was put into baldwin's hands by assistant director dave halls. he said the colt came from armerer hannah reed gutierrez. halls said hannah showed him the firearm but he only recalled seeing three fives. the two people who handled the weapon in this case whose job it was to ensure safety obviously made serious missteps, shouldn't they face criminal charges? >> we can't say that at this point. >> how come? >> because the investigation is not complete. we know that mistakes happened. we're not sure who did it, when they did it, how they did it. >> reporter: at the scene, investigators questioned 16 cast and crew members inside the church where hutchins, a cinematographer on the rise was killed. 600 items of evidence were recovered, including three guns and 500 rounds of ammunition, both blanks and suspected live rounds. with authorities now investiga

the assistant director shouted cold gun, meaning it had no rounds inside and then handed it to baldwin. >> we will try to determine how that happened and if they should have known there was a live round in the firearm. >> reporter: the district attorney says all options are on the table but it is too early to discuss criminal charges. >> we cannot say it was negligence by whom, how many people were involved, we cannot say that with certainty at this point. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is investigating a report that some members took guns used onset for target practice, according to the entertainment website the wrap, crewmembers used the guns with live rounds in them earlier in the day before the shooting. >>> the sheriff department says that alec baldwin and the two people who handle the gun before giving it to him have all been cooperating with the investigation. >>> still ahead, u.s. airports are about to get a lot busier. the new rules for travelers coming into the u.s. how that rush could be good for people wanting to get away. >>> and where this bear force the school lockdow

baldwin was photographed looking distraught shortly after the accidental shooting on the new mexico set. the actor has since tweeted, quote: there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of alayna hutchins, a wife mother and deeply admired colleague of ours. i'm fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. now a prop firearm could be anything from a rubber toy to a real firearm. we'll keep you updated on this investigation. will. >> will: yeah. thank you for that, matt. some questions. what's a live round instead of blank. simply blanks doing on a movie set. we will look to those answers, matt in the future. thank you matt. what a sad story. >> sure. >> will: the goal posts keep moving of course they do. this time when it comes to being fully vaccinated. quote, fully vaccinated. this minute actually it means you have received the full dosage of one of three vaccines. but the left wants that definition to evolve as however they see fit. in fact, the cdc is already preparing to change what it mea

. >>> tonight new accusations surrounding the deadly movie set accident involving alec baldwin. an emotional vigil for the woman who was killed and what a former co-worker says about the man who handed baldwin the gun according to authorities why she filed a complaint in the past. >> you can't help but think, did i do enough? >> the strongest storm ever recorded off the west coast targeting 40 million people bringing strong winds and rain and causing this mud slide. is there a deal? president biden met with key senator joe

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when we come back, the latest on alec baldwin and the shooting took place, where the actor is staying, that straight ahead. ♪ ♪nd ♪ ♪ >> before we go, quick update on the alec baldwin film set shooting. the actor was spotted in photos obtained by tmz and a small vermont ski town picking up pizza with his family beard he also retweeted a "new york times" article and will continue to follow the story. is there any culpability? we will find out. please set your dvr, never miss an episode. you make this show possible, we could never thank you enough. in the meantime, let's not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham showed us last night, takes over right now. >> laura: hannity, i think the puppy was more popular than laura: i think the puppy was more popular than either of us. >> the puppies are -- how do you know -- anthony fauci doesn't like puppies. >> i was going to butterflies in a cage temporarily to show people how - a temporary little -- not hurting, just so people see how would we like to be in a cage.

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proposed legislation comes amid reports that live ammunition was present on the set were actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun thought to be loaded with blanks killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and injuring director joel souza. he says? it's a simple matter of workplace safety. i think there's plenty of ways to. >> you know, to take the lie firearms off the actual said get him away from these crowds of of crews that are working on the sets. what we're doing is kind of funding that may have been ignored for but rather for in san jose state professor harry says existing safety measures should be adequate assuming they're being followed. >> he agrees, though, with the line and will then but have been a real guns he says would hurt creativity there are no such is probably going prompt guns real >> however, if you keep ammunition off set. >> then the real guns are safe. nobody makes you look alike guns that would convince anyone photographs in the you know, a lot of the sets you would think. >> they've taken the wild west a little bit too seriously. you know, they're still using the wild wes

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you have the producer, alec baldwin, blaming the armorer or the assistant director. a lot of finger pointing going on. it's almost as if they suddenly understand just how much trouble they may be in civilly and criminally. >> now you see, joe, why everyone is getting sued here. prosecutors will have to prove something beyond negligence beyond a reasonable doubt, talking about recklessness. there's nothing in the statement made by the armorer that would dissuade prosecutors from investigating her for involuntary manslaughter. no one has been accusing her of acting intentionally here. it's more of an unintentional killing based on a reckless disregard for others and what she is describing is a set that is out of control. so you can count with 100% certainty there will be civil lawsuits all over the place. the plaintiffs would only need to sue for basic negligence that they violated a duty of care on the set. and alec baldwin as a producer, as part of management, will be part of that lawsuit as a defendant. as far as criminal charges, joe, think back to 1983 when brando

i feel terribly badly for alec baldwin. a nice man. i know him. he's a good guy, a good actor. a great professional. and he was given that gun by an a.d. who then proclaimed it was a gold 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 then stand in the line of the shot. that's very peculiar to me. i don't understand that. >> even if there is nothing in the gun. even if there's nothing in the gun. you you just don't do that. you know there is a heightened danger. stuff happens. 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 it could have happen. who knows? apparently there are rumors they are doing live shooting on the set at tin cans or whatever. i have never been on a set when that happen. not ever in 60 years in this business. have i known of a crew or whoever it was doing live shots on a set. sps absolutely unheard of. >> they were saying there was possibly, they were practicing o

he sued several times and in the end, he lost and had to move to baldwin hills where he settled until he died in 1998. judy: what argument to the city use in taking his property? did they compensate him? guest: they use the eminent domain doctrine which allows the government or governments to seize land for public use. if they provide compensation. the thing was that he wanted to keep his land and live there. he fought and fought as long as he could. in the end, we are told by people who track the case and by documents that in 1950 nine, he was paid $31,000 to settle that action. that is important to consider, especially will be talk about now. if you look at homes to -- homes that sit on that street, ty have gone for over $1 million. you think about him getting $31,000 in the 50's and what that would look like today, that matters. judy: he fought it for your spirit his family has not forgotten. and recently, there has been something dedicated in his honor, in his memory. that his family has insisted on. what are they saying about all of this right now? guest: the family has been invo

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evelyn baldwin's imitation of donald trump was more angry. in the head jim carried doing biden last year to the characteristic in that mask. so yes, these imitations we saw on saturday they weren't good. they were sympathetic particularly with a it aoc. in it's almost like they're a friend to their viewers. ratings are down 35 percent fro last year's opener. one third of the audience was gone. >> one of the newsletters i received said that that cold open was a must watch, so i spent time watching it and it wasn't a must watch. >> a waste. >> okay, i didn't stay up i watched it the next morning. >> take care. >> homeless people on the west coast about to go from the street to penthouse with a view all on the taxpayer dime. for the first time, drone footage captures what it's like inside one of the most devastating forces of nature. veteran homeowners. newday usa has dropped their rates again. the newday two and a quarter refi is the lowest rate in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. these rates could cut thousands off your

now, alec baldwin was wearing western-style clothing. again, this is for an 1880s period piece film. police say the clothing was stained with blood. they confiscated it for the investigation. we know from sheriffs they were combing every inch of the film set. they have been interviewing witnesses, they gathered electronic material, any film from iphones, ipads, anything that could help them piece together exactly what took place that fateful thursday afternoon. lucy cavanaugh cnn, accan you recollect, new mexico. >> for more on the legal fallout from this tragedy, we want to bring in a former federal prosecutor and president of west coast trial lawyers. and he joins me now from los angeles. it's really good to have you weigh in on this. look, everybody understands this was obviously a tragic accident, but even so, at this point do authorities have to look at the fact that there may be some criminal liability here, and that charges are possible? >> no question, paula. even tragic accidents give rise to criminal liability when there is gro

>> could baldwin's on camera comments get him in any legal trouble? >> reporter: kate, legal experts say they don't think the exchange would move the needle if there was a criminal case but if the actor/producer was sued they tell me his well oiled machine claim could be potentially used against him. kate? >> all right. thank you. >>> still ahead tonight why are kids behaving so badly in schools introducing fidelity income planning. we look at how much you've saved, how much you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not working. a plan that gives you the chance to grow your savings and create cash flow that lasts. along the way, we'll give you ways to be tax efficient. and you can start, stop or adjust your plan at any time without the unnecessary fees. talk to us today, so we can help you go from saving...to living. the dove beauty bar makes my skin feel fresh. talk to us today, i've encouraged serena my best friend to switch. feels moisturized and clean. my friend stefanie, her skin was dry. i'm like girl you

on the "rust" set, alec baldwin thought he was firing a cold gun during rehearsal. director joel souza told investigators baldwin was sitting on a wooden pew, cross drawing his weapon, and pointing the revolver toward the camera lens when he heard what sounded like a whip and then loud pop according to the search warrant affidavit. souza was shot in the shoulder and hutchins was killed. >> the first thing that went wrong is that they used a gun that was dpabl capable of having live ammo put in it. >> reporter: on the "rust" set, there were concerns the armorer or person responsible for prop weapons was 24-year-old hanna gutierrez. on a podcast last month, gutierrez said she had recently finished her first job as head armorer on a film titled the old way with nicholas cage and that her father, an industry vet, had been teaching her about guns since she was 16. >> i was really nervous about it at first and i almost didn't take the job was i wasn't sure if i was ready but doing it, like, it went really smoothly. >> reporter: a crew member on the set of "rust" calls out

. >>> tragedy on a movie set in nickname after alec baldwin involved in a deadly shooting. police say baldwin fired a prop gun and killed the film cinematographer and wounded the director. . >> it happened on the upcoming western called "rust." production has been shut down for the foreseeable future. an investigation is under way. a spokesman called the incident an accident. joining us is steve any elam and sandra gonzalez. lay out what we know at this point. >>> sure, john. starting with the timeline. we know this happened just before 2:00 p.m. local time yesterday, according to the santa fe county sheriff's office. they said they were responding to a 911 call for someone who was saying there was a shooting on set. we know that this happened at the bonanza creek ranch on the movie set of the western "rust" that alec baldwin is not only starring in but a producer of. there were two individuals who had been shot. and the way they put it in their statement from the sheriff's department, it was discharged by alec baldwin. that left two people shot, including 42-year-old direc

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

when baldwin pulled the trigger a projectile hit hutchins in her chest, killing her. the ad did not know live rounds were in the gun that was prepped by an armorer beforehand. >> the question is, whose fault was it? was it an accident? was there negligence? >> reporter: an entertainment attorney, she says investigators will try to determine whether or not a pattern of safety violations existed on set. and if they find negligence led to her death they will have to determine which production members will take what percent of responsibility. >> the film's director was also shot. joe souza lives in fremont. and an actress from the film tweeted he is out of the hospital. his bay area neighbors are still, though, in shock. >> i did not believe it. i asked my -- my wife said it is on the computer that joel is hurt. i said what is hurt. they were on tv making movie in new mexico there with baldwin and something happened there with a loaded gun. >> according to his neighbors souza grew up as an aspiring film producer. >>> new at 11:00, people living in most bay area counties w

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

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they say it was the assistant director who handed it to alec baldwin. kaylee hartung with more. >> reporter: tonight, new eyewitness accounts are giving a more detailed picture of just what happened in this chapel moments before an up and coming cinematographer was fatally wounded on the movie set of "rust." >> so was it loaded with a real bullet or more? >> i don't -- i cannot tell you that. >> reporter: in search warrants obtained from authorities in santa fe, new mexico, the film's director joel souza telling investigators alec baldwin was sitting in a church pew, preparing for a scene. as he practiced drawing his weapon baldwin pointing the revolver towards the camera lens. souza says he was standing behind that camera, looking over the shoulder of cinematographer halyna hutchins when he herd what sounded like a whip and then loud pop. a projectile fired, striking and killing hutchins, then piercing souza in the shoulder. a cameraman telling investigators there was no video or audio being recorded at that time. an affidavit saying that the gun was o

mike: alec baldwin has to live with this terrible tragedy. is he also going to pay dearly with lawsuits against his production company? >> he may. he was one of the producers on the till the. so that, of course, is a big factor in that. it's really hard to say where this is going to go. i still don't personally believe alec was at fault. he was handed a gun that he was told was a cold gun, meaning it was empty. never in the first place should have picked that gun up. the guns only go from the armorer to the actors. mike: interesting. you know the industry. you say you've never had a problem with these kind of terrible accidents, but do you think that the industry will still feel only gated to take some -- obligated to take extra precautions going forward? >> well, there's nothing wrong with taking extra precautions, but the safety protocols are in place already. there's not much we can do to further enhance that. we personally, my cane has a lot of guns -- company has a lot of blank-fire only guns, so no live round could go in them even if yo

we begin this hour with new details emerging in the deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's film "rust." cnn is warning about past allegations involving the movie's assistant director david halls. two people who worked closely with him tells cnn that he was accused of several safety complaints on two productions back in 2019. also today, new photos just in to cnn showing baldwin meeting with helena hutchins husband and son in new mexico. in a statement the actor said his heart was broken for them and he's fully cooperating as police investigate. helena hutchins died there from the gunshot wound there on the set. cnn correspondent lucy kafanov is in santa fe, new mexico. lucy, what more are you learning about the safety issues and accusations? >> reporter: that's right, fred. we remember from the affidavit, the police affidavit, that david halls was listed as the assistant director who picked up one of the three prop weapons left outside of the structure where the team was filming that fateful thursday by the head arm oher. he picked up the gun. he walked it into the building. he

baldwin discuss handed a hot gun and was told a hot gun. it fired such close range that it killed this woman tragically. >> how little information the sheriffs department at new mexico is put out this story. international interests and everyone if it was a local story that nobody cared about. would they be drag tg their feet a week later to put the most basic information out. it does not make any sense at all. >> you wonder if it's a local story or we could have gotten the information quicker. there is the fact that there is so much potential on this and celebrity names involved. >> i wonder whether that's part of the reason we are not hearing because you are right, we should have heard from the sheriff's office and there should have been the same conference the same day or the next day. all we are getting now is reporting from members of the press of what happened or people who are on the set of what happened and that's not okay. that confuses the situation. the family of the husband who died, we want to hear directly. >> the only thing i

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. >>> the shooting investigation at the alec baldwin movie "rust," continues. but people are asking that people remember halyna hutchins, the woman shot and killed. tonight was the first candlelight vigil to remember hutchins. there is another one tomorrow in burbank. a message from him was read at the vigil tonight. >> he sent me a message that he asked me to read to you. he said, halyna hutchins inspired us all. her loss is enormous and we will need time to process our grief. the outpouring of sympathy from her friends has been overwhelming and we thank everybody for their kind and generous sharing. please take time to remember her and we will all work together to honor her memory and emulate her determination. >>> earlier today, alec baldwin was seen with the husband and son of halyna hutchins. they hugged as they left the hotel. and they are asking for privacy as the family grieves. director joel souza was shot in the shoulder. he was released from the hospital and said, "i am gutted by the loss of my colleague and friend. she was kind, vibrant and talented

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,

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

you can see alec baldwin beyond the camera. he was holding the gun that fired the shot that killed halyna and severely injured directorjoel souza. we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mr baldwin. the actual lead 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. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon by assistant director dave halls, he was told it was safe — what's called a cold gun. the person responsible forfirearms on the set was the armourer — 24—year—old hannah gutierrez—reed. she's admitted ammunition was not secure, but says she checked the guns and found no live rounds. all three are cooperating fully with the investigation. all options are on the table at this point. i'm not commenting on charges — whether they will be filed or not, or on whom. so the answer is, we cannot answer that question yet until we complete a m

more the filmmaker killed in a shooting incident involving the actor, alec baldwin. at in sport, a front row showed out of the united states bomb pretty far. we'll have all the details coming up later. ah. well, a gale force winds have subsided. now in northern europe, there's more come admittedly, but for the time being it's an awful lot quieter. the stormy start from the point of view, rain is now developing in the central mediterranean. so let's head there 1st. there are warnings out in calabria, which is the toe of italy for floods the likelihood to day and possibly tomorrow's well because it's circulation is going to continue. you see the ar incentives as the heaviest down pause re mostly over the water, but it includes sicily, probably sardinia, certainly malta, and the northern part of tennessee. the whole circulation continues on monday. and again, the orange is focused in calabria. there's gonna be some flooding here, but that's where the focus is. it's fine for the west valley arts lucky. ok. now. spain and portugal, likewise as rain coming into western fra

do you think that this is -- you heard senator baldwin a few minutes ago maybe talking about how they can't do the reconciliation, they can't pass it with only 50 votes using that special process because they need to focus on the build back better act. they need to focus on infrastructure. do you think democrats, constituents are going to get exasperated by all of this? >> jake, people know, i think all of us, everybody that was paying attention from the democratic party knew back in january when democrats pulled out an inside straight and happened to win two senate races in georgia, one, i think shocked the political world but recognized the incredible potential of this moment, but also just how hard it was going to be. you were still in the midst of a global pandemic. we were starting to come out of it. you had an enormous amount of economic weakness that we had to shore up and finally a potential to do what the country has been asking for which is invest in our infrastructure. address issues on education and child care. try to finally address climate. and to try to do that when eve

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on a movie set, the armorer defending her role in the tragedy that led to the fatal shooting by alec baldwin. >>> and one step closer. the fda could soon authorize a vaccine for children as young as 5, leaving only the cdc to weigh in before we see younger kid

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likely alec baldwin will not look at charges. there is an armorer, by all accounts it was her second movie she had worked on, she had expressed her trepidation about her lack of experience, and the assistant director who did not check the firearm before handing it over. there is not supposed to be live ammunition on any movie set so the existence of the ammunition, some of which was live in nature, raises questions about why that happens. the cops seized the firearm in question. the ammunition was not locked up, it was available out on the set. the firearms themselves were locked up in a safe. there's a lot of unanswered questions and we're looking forward to finding out what the results of that investigation is. as a side note, if i were alec baldwin's lawyer, i would be very upset. if you're told not to speak, don't speak. and don't engage with the media or the public about this, because there is an ongoing investigation. >> and by the way, with regard to the rounds of ammunition, i believe it was reported 500 rounds of ammunit

who is actually responsible, is it the person that handed the weapon to baldwin, is it baldwin himself, that will be a question from the district attorney. we're learning from that man himself, he failed to properly inspect that weapon for safety purposes. >> 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 that this is something unlike anything they have ever seen here in new mexico, but she said that they will be working this as they do other investigations, as methodically, going through each piece of evidence as she tries to render her decision in the prosecution. she's aware of outside pressure, people wanting her to hurry up and render a decision. she's not being moved by the pressure, she's doing this by the books. we're getting indication about what it is that will be the driver in her decision to possibly bring charges. take a listen to what she said. >> and so as of this point, would you say that there's an

someone was in charge of the gun that baldwin pulled the trigger on. and someone else handed it to him and told him it was cold, meaning no live ammo. you could also ask, why were they even using a real gun in a rehearsal? why wasn't it a fake? why wasn't it just a rubber thing? they were just blocking out a scene. tonight we're learning more about what is knowable at this moment r ppoint, those two crew members. the rookie armorer, the one in charge of the weapons, she had doubts about her own capabilities and expressed them openly on a podcast just last month, talking about the movie she worked on right before this one. listen to hannah gutierrez. >> i was really nervous about it at first, and i almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready. but doing it, it went really smoothly. dad has taught me everything, but a lot of things, you know, i kind of caught on by myself -- >> observation? >> yeah, just observation, watching him do things or just knowing how the firearms work. i think loading blanks was the scariest thing to me becaus

a spokesperson from baldwin describes the shooting as an accident. detectives are looking at what type of project tile came out of the weapon. the investigation is open and active. >> it happened at bonanza ranch. actor jeff sneed was working on a different set near by. >> fatal accidents proving prop weapons have happened before. actor brandon lee died during film on "the crow" after she was shot with a shotgun. since that time, the industry put strict new protocols in place. >> a strategic question i would always ask, were the safety guidelines followed. blanks are not designed to do what the final outcome of this was. we need to investigate and find out what went wrong. >> baldwin is not omnivore the star of "rust" but also one of its producers. >> cast and crew members shared scene on the set of social media. >> thursday morning, hours before the studio, with the caption, back to the office. >> there is even some shielding protection that allowed in some of these productions. live ammunition is never allowed. they are continuing their investigati

and then there's the culpability of alec baldwin himself. the actor rehearsing the scene when he pulled the gun, a cross draw at the camera, and then subsequently that gunfired, obviously, killing halyna hutchins. i want you to listen to the ceo of west coast trial lawyers. and she talks a bit about the culpability when it comes to specifically alec baldwin. >> well, he pulled the trigger, but for him to be charged, he would actually have to have knowledge that that prop gun was loaded with a live round. if he had no knowledge whatsoever, and if the assistant director told him that it was a cold gun, and, therefore, not loaded, i would not expect for him to be charged. >> reporter: and so, chris, we learned from this affidavit that was released monday, as i mentioned earlier, and it's important i mention when he pulled the gun off the cart to hand to alec baldwin, he called cold gun on the set. and we learned alec baldwin was very careful in his handling of firearms leading up to this time period. we're going to try to piece the details toge

a candle—lit vigil to remember halyna hutchins, the film—maker killed on the set of an alec baldwin movie. sold, congratulations. and gone for 110 million dollars — a las vegas hotel auctions off its collection of picasso artworks. hello and welcome to bbc news. ministers are to formalise their committment to a "skills revolution" in england, with a series of measures to be unveiled in the chancellor's budget on wednesday. in his autumn statement, rishi sunak will announce £1.6 billion to roll out new "t—levels" for teenagers — and £550 million for adult skills. college leaders say the funding is welcome, but doesn't go far enough. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. what we want to see is a high wage, high skilled economy... the government says it wants to change the way the uk economy works, moving to higher skilled, more productive workforce which earns more money. in this week's budget, the chancellor will have the task of setting out more about how we get there, and key to his plans will be what the government is selling as a skills revolution. rishi sunak will

police give an update on the deadly shooting during the filming of alec baldwin's latest movie. why they say there was some complacency with how the weapons were handled. >>> and wicked weather. from strong winds in the northeast to tornadoes in the south, we have the latest on the rash of storms slamming the country. >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with president biden making a last-minute attempt to clinch a deal on his massive spending agenda before heading to europe. the president is expected to speak to the house democratic caucus this morning to push for an agreement. laura podesta has more on this from new yorork. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the president's meeting today with members of his own party will be a real test in his negotiating skills and domestic diplomacy. he wants to get this deal done before he embarks on his trip to work on foreign diplomacy. democratic lawmakers are scrambling to finish negotiating a social spending and climate change bill. >> we're still talking. >> nothing is do

the sheriff did confirm that it was baldwin who fired that fatal shot. we also believe that we have the spent shell casing. >> from the bullet that was fired from the gun. the actual projectile that was fired has been recovered from the shoulder of mister souza. according to a search warrant released today armor hannah gutierrez-reed told detectives she checked dummy bullets a day of the shooting to make sure there were no hot rounds and that while the weapons used in the movie shoot for in a secure location during a crew lunch break. there was also ammunition that was left on a cart that was not secured. >> authorities are currently interviewing dozens of witnesses, including those who inspected or handle the firearm when it was loaded before it was given to baldwin who they say they're still questioning and remains cooperative in this investigation. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us today and statements to authorities that were made. hannah gutierrez-reed also said that no live ammo was ever kept on the set. happening today. tickets go on sale

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baldwin is an actor and producer on the film. the 63-year-old was reportedly seen outside the local sheriff's office in tears. a representative for baldwin refused to comment on the accident. so far no charges have been filed. just two days before the fatal incident hutchison posted the video celebrating horseback riding and support for the family since the accident. peter: it is absolutely awful. let's bring in geraldo rivera. >> good morning. peter: a terrible, terrible thing that has happened and once again, you know, in the history of hollywood we have seen a number of times where the prop guns which are supposedly, they don't have anything lethal in them wind up killing people. geraldo: you know, i remember investigating the death of brandon lee under very circumstances, the son of the famed martial artist bruce lee and i interviewed the mom and it was a tragedy. no one could understand how brandon could be shot and killed when they are so careful. i really feel for the family of the victims in this movie the alec baldwin mo