and baldwin extraordinarily controversial baldwin defends podgorica. podhoretz is looking into himself and being honest about what he sees and what he sees we need to work on that. that's the kind of honesty when he do have created makes is extraordinarily comfortable that it's precisely the conversations we have have if we are going to make progress and i should say by way of conclusion there will not be one fine day where we will have this all figured out. it is a struggle of salvation. we have to pursue salvation and pursue freedom each and every day, each and every moment and that is a constant struggle and it's a struggle, we are not alone. we have to work to liberate one another from the delusions under which we live. thank you all for being here tonight. i'm really happy to be here. [applause] >> thank you guys so much for joining us. we will transition to the signing portion of the evening. you can find a couple at the bottom of the staircase. we ask that you purchase them before you get them signed and you can take them to any of our registers

baldwin describes love. william buckley junior he has two books but he is frustrated with the pace of book publishing. i can relate to that. buckley recognizes something. he said he recognizes the first half of the 20th century, magazine played really important role in american political culture on the left. magazines like the nation, new republic did help shape the movement in the first half of the nation. he wants a magazine of his own to help do the same thing on the right in the second half of the 20th century. he had a very wealthy father said dad, i want a magazine so he gave him this in turn heads and started a magazine and was a gifted fundraiser. this issue appears in november 1955 and over a year in the making before the first issue appeared and what buckley is trying to do is make the movement, we forget the conservative movement didn't really exist has a coherent thing at the time buckley is in this project. buckley set out to get groups on the right wing who otherwise disagree to unite together.

it hurt him deeply with baldwin. it was a wounded moment but yet baldwin did not portray. and he knew and understood the cost. 's. >> he keeps his public arrows aimed at white supremacy and what he calls the lie. there is a part in here where you say the innocence and the idea of american innocence needs to die. you talk about what you put forward as a way to think about america's history and i hear you inviting people into a new way of thinking of american history about facing things more squarely to put aside what baldwin calls the big lie. >> in 1962 essay entitled as much truth as one can bear now to give a shout out to the late randall keenan became us access to many essays that we can find in the schaumburg collection. you know he is up there doing exactly what he does. we want to give all of his loved ones our prayers on his moss. but in that essay those wonderful wine the trouble is in us and until we confront our four years we can never build, i am paraphrasing the community to which we aspire so there is a sense that baldwin is always asking as he does in the 196

host: that's james baldwin, the writer, james baldwin, in 1986. our guest has written a book about james baldwin. “begin again: james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own.” what did you hear in that -- in those brief comments by james baldwin? prof. glaude: it hit the heart, in some ways it's a synopsis of this entire idea. the synopsis of his writing is a radical inversion. the problem of race in this country is not a problem with our of black people, it's the opposite. it's this problem centered around that we organize the country based on what i have called the value gap. it's a leaved that white people ought to be valued more than others. that valuation determines the distribution of advantage and disadvantage. baldwin is saying in that moment , race relations is actually a reflection of this sense that the problem is us, the problem is not us, it never has been. problem is the idea of blackness and what it has unleashed on the world and in the world. until we tell ourselves of the truth and leave out these categories that

mr baldwin chose to -la negligence. mr baldwin chose to play russian _ negligence. mr baldwin chose to play russian roulette _ negligence. mr baldwin chose to play russian roulette when - negligence. mr baldwin chose to play russian roulette when he i play russian roulette when he fired a gun without checking it. and without having the arm or a do so in his presence. his behaviour and that of the producers on rust was reckless. mamie mitchell also claims that the scene that was being rehearsed at the time of the shooting did not actually call for a gun to be fired. and she says the resulting tragedy will live with her for ever. says the resulting tragedy will live with herfor ever. i says the resulting tragedy will live with her for ever.- live with her for ever. i will never forget _ live with her for ever. i will never forget what - live with her for ever. i will| never forget what happened live with her for ever. i will. never forget what happened on the set of rust that day. the sound of the explosion and the gun over and over again. i am depressed and i do not

then baldwin put it inside where his holster would be. then at some point he pulled the firearm out and he wanted to adjust the holster and then he hands the firearm to mr. halls who immediately hands it back after he's adjusted the holster. other witnesses have said that the armorer brought the firearm in, that they checked the firearm, that my client checked the firearm, there was another crew member that checked the firearm and she handed it to him like a pass through and he then handed it immediately over to baldwin because he was between the two. so i can't tell you verbatim what happened. these people are overwhelmed by the grief and the shock. my client went through something that was such a freak accident that he's in shock. i mean, he's having a hard time sorting out -- >> martha: you're saying he doesn't know whether or not he handed the gun to alec baldwin. is that what you're telling us? he doesn't know -- >> no, i'm not saying that. what i'm saying is i want to put the facts together. i want to deal with evidence. >> martha:

recovered from alec baldwin? >> as of right now, there were three firearms that are located on the set within close proximity to the incident. we're still going to determine -- we'll send the firearm that was fired by mr. baldwin to the crime lab and do a functionality test. obviously it did fire a live round. the other weapon is a single action .45 revolver. that up with looks like there is some modification to the cylinder. it may not be functioning but that will be determined by the crime lab. the other firearm is a plastic, n non-functioning revolver. >> can you talk about tensions on the set? obviously there were people who were around the accident, members who may have been drinking the night before. can you talk about that and was there tension around that? >> i won't talk about specifics, but we are aware of today rumors or those statements that have been made, and we're going to do the best to track those down. >> you're obviously responsible, sheriff -- sheriff! [ inaudible question ] >> there was a sea

and where was that gun before it was handed to alec baldwin? >> you know, they are out in the desert and i mean is it possible -- i guess it is -- that some people -- listen, i don't want to speculate or go too far afield here but people were using it as target practice? or using it to -- as, you know, live rounds to shoot target practice and maybe forgot something in there? i don't know. >> i mean, obviously, someone put a live round in there for whatever reason. i don't know like you said. target practice. did they go hunting? were they, i know, rehearsing? why they'd be rehearsing with live ammunition, i don't know. but obviously, someone -- you know, a human being put live ammunition in a gun that should not have had live ammunition. and then, they told the actor, alec baldwin, it's safe. it's cold. you're okay shooting this prop gun. >> the los angeles times and other media reports that -- that crew members -- that they quit production due to conditions and safety concerns, including gun safety protocols and listen, everything is being inv

baldwin? who i know you've had the chance to meet and talk to personally has he been recognized for his service and bravery and how did you cross paths with him? so yes, dr. james baldwin received two bronze stars in 1946. and many other honors and awards last february. i went to the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands where they were honoring black american soldiers on the 75th anniversary of the defeat of of the germans and and these occupied towns. here's a photo that i took of dr. james baldwin with officials at the embassy of the netherlands. they have just given him a certificate of appreciation for his service and in the 784th tank battalion, which roll through talents in france and and the netherlands fighting the germans. during this event. i was just it was really amazing to hear the story the story told by dr. james baldwin of his service. you could hear pen drop in the audit auditorium as baldwin told about rolling through these towns and the netherlands and and fighting the

thank you. >> that's james baldwin, the writer james baldwin in 1986. our guest is eddie, he's written a book about james baldwin. james baldwin's america, and it's urgent lessons for our own, begin again. eddie, what did you hear in that comment by james baldwin? >> i mean, it's at the heart. in some ways it's a synopsis of in his. that the heart of baldwin's lighter is this radical inversion. that the problem of race in this country isn't a problem with black people, it's not a problem of black people. it's actually the opposite. it's this idea, it is this problem centered around white tennis, that we organize the country based on what i called the value gap. disbelieve that white people ought to be valued more than others. and that valuation determines the distribution of advantage and disadvantage. and baldwin is saying in this moment, in that moment right? race relations is actually a reflection of this sense of that the problem is us. the problem is not, as it never has been. the problem is this idea of whiteness and wet it has unleashed on the wo

alec baldwin taken after the incident. he appears obviously, he is distraught. who wouldn't be. tell us more about what you're hearing from alec. >> what we're hearing from him are his tweets that said he's in touch with her family, that he -- there are no words to describe how he's feeling and let's be honest. like you said before, people are politicizing this. there is no politics in this. this is hollywood movie making. it was make believe. it was pretend that went really bad. i can't imagine what is going through his mind. i know that people on the set are in shock. the guilds are bringing in people to talk to the people onset who witnessed this. all they were going to was to witness a rehearsal and see them block shots and they witnessed the most unthinkable tragedy. >> halyna hutchins, her agency said she's a ray of light. she has a husband and son. >> what is wonderful, this was a second career for her. she started off as an investigative journalist from the ukraine. graduate of afi. we just reported that afi set up

james baldwin. tell us about dr. baldwin and his path to military service. deneen: dr. james baldwin, he was born in 1924 in north carolina. we see a picture of him there as a young man. in north carolina, he attends segregated school. -- segregated schools. he is living in a segregated society. we know that lynchings were rampant across the country. he graduates from high school with honors and he goes off to college. after six months in college, he decides to enlist in the army. and he -- edna: and he is in the 784th tank battalion, right? deneen: yes. james baldwin is assigned to the 784th tank battalion, one of three all-black fighting units. its motto was it will be done. it was a segregated unit that had an excellent combat record. according to my research, i read that the 784th tank battalion proved to be one of the finest fighting forces in the american arsenal. as lynn was saying, they felt they needed to prove themselves, prove that they were better than their colleagues, prove that they were fierce fighters in the 784th tank battalion, which dr. james baldwin

baldwin does that incredibly in the essay. he talks about growing up in harlem. he talked about particularly onset of adolescents in harlem and a treacherous it is because adolescence, we begin to map out the paths allies will take. he sees nothing but danger really ahead of him, and the lure of the church is kind of an escape route, via lure of the avenue, all these things will in some way compound the dangers of living in harlem, and the sum total would be people's lives that are stilted in some way by race. what he does in the course of telling this long autobiography process is contextualized elijah mohammed. for people who could not understand the militancy, the radicalism, the content for white people that the nation of islam embodied, you need the preface of a baldwin essay. he goes on to say islamic people feel this way, but he was explaining how he comes to the question at how elijah mohammed is almost a logical project of the world that he had navigated. >> interestingly, one of the baldwin pieces and as many great pieces in this anthology is henry loui

in our opinion, mr baldwin chose to play russian | baldwin chose to play russian roulette — baldwin chose to play russian roulette when he fired a gun without _ roulette when he fired a gun without checking it and without having — without checking it and without having armourer do so in his presence _ having armourer do so in his presence. his behaviour and that— presence. his behaviour and that of— presence. his behaviour and that of the producers on rust was _ that of the producers on rust was reckless. our correspondent david willis joins me live from los angeles. david, another lawsuit. what more can you tell us about this latest one?— latest one? mamie mitchell was the scri -t latest one? mamie mitchell was the script supervisor— latest one? mamie mitchell was the script supervisor on - latest one? mamie mitchell was the script supervisor on the - the script supervisor on the film rust and she was only a few feet away from halyna hutchins when she was shot and killed on the set. mamie mitchell was the person who ran 911, the emergency services, to call for some sort of medi

when alec baldwin was handed the _ baldwin. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon, _ baldwin. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon, he - baldwin. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon, he was - baldwin. when alec baldwin was handed the weapon, he was told baldwin. when alec baldwin was i handed the weapon, he was told it was safe, what is called a cold gun. it wasn't. they are interviewing the many witnesses on set, including the person responsible for the safety of the weapons used, known as the armourer. that was 24—year—old former model honegger terrace read. all options are on the table like this point _ all options are on the table like this point. i'm not commenting on charges, _ this point. i'm not commenting on charges, whether they will be fired or not. _ charges, whether they will be fired or not. and — charges, whether they will be fired or not, and on whom. the answer is, we cannot_ or not, and on whom. the answer is, we cannot answer that question yet until we _ we cannot answer that question yet until we complete a more thorough investigation. the unti

baldwin. the district attorney makes it clear now that criminal charges are on the table amid claims of negligence, unprofessionalism and stunning new information about the gun and the crew. let's watch. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the santa fe county sheriff's office. first and foremost, i'd like to offer condolences to the hutchins family, a speedy recovery to mr. souza and the concern of the safety of men and women in the field industry. at october 21, 2:48 p.m., we were dispatched to the ranch after a 911 call advising two people were shot on the movie set. it was later determined that halyna hutchins, the director and joel souza, the director had been shot while rehearsing a scene on the movie "rust." it was determined that actor producer alec baldwin was the person that fired the weapon. we identified two other people that handled and/or inspected the loaded firearm prior to baldwin firing the weapon. these two individuals are armor hannah gutierrez and assistant director davi

baldwin says he placed his trust in hannah gutierrez reed. according to a search warrant executed this week, the young armorer told investigators she loaded five dummy rounds into baldwin's gun before lunch and a sixth after when the gun was retrieved from a safe. gutierrez reid's attorney says she has no idea where the rounds came from. raising the possibility someone may have deliberately mixed live rounds in a box of dummies in an act of sabotage. >> her attorney has said he believes the set was sabotaged. do you believe the set was sabotaged? >> do i believe that the set was sabotaged? no, because i can't imagine how that would have been effected. i don't know how somebody would have done that. >> reporter: the santa fe district attorney leading the investigation has said she does not believe sabotage is a possibility. >> i know that some defense attorneys have come up with conspiracy theories and have used the word "sabotage." we do not have any proof. >> reporter: according to a search warrant, assistant director david halls, seen in th

while the gun was in baldwin's hands, a projectile fired. on a recent podcast, gutierrez reed described how nervous she was to take her first big job on another film earlier this year. >> i almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready. >> reporter: we reached out to both the armorer and assistant director for comment, but haven't yet heard back. >> the first question is who loaded that live ammunition into that gun? who handled the gun after the live ammunition was put into the gun? who knew about the live ammunition? all of those questions will go to determine whether this rises to the level of criminal homicide which is very possible in a case like this. >> dave halls told investigators he did not know the gun contained live rounds. >>> a horrific discovery near houston. three children were found abandoned inside an apartment along with the remains of another child. the boys are between the ages of 7 and 15 years old. the eldest called police to say his 9-year-old brother had been dead for a year. he said their parents h

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alec baldwin says he has nothing to hide. we're hearing from the actor in a raw and emotional first interview since the deadly shooting on the set of his film "rust." >> the tragedy took the life of cinematographer halyna hutchins. baldwin tells abc news at first he didn't even realize she had been shot. he recalled the moment when the gun went off. >> she was someone who was loved by everyone who worked with and liked by everyone who worked with and admire d. sorry. but admired by everyone who worked with her. the trigger wasn't pulled. i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pulled the trigger? >> no, no, no, no. i would never point a gun at someone and pull the trigger ever. that was the training i had. >> you just pulled -- >> the hammer as far back as i could without cooking the -- >> you're holding on to the hammer -- >> i'm showing, do you see that, is that good? yeah, that's good. i let go of the hammer and bang, the gun go. everyone is horrified, they're shocked. it is loud. they don't have their earplugs in. the gun

baldwin appearing emotional as you saw in that clip. he also described this incident as one of the worst experiences of his life. take a listen. >> you said you're not a victim, but is this the worst thing that's ever happened to you? >> yes. yep. yeah. because i -- i think back and i think of what could i have done? >> reporter: again, a lot of unanswered questions. we're hoping to learn more when this interview airs, alisyn, victor. >> okay, lucy kafanov, thank you. let's discuss this with a veteran movie stunt coordinator and armorer, also a former member of the nypd. scott, great to see you again. can a gun go off without someone pulling the trigger? >> so, the more information that comes out, the more questions i have. this was an old west style cowboy gun and it's being called an antique. i want to know how old was this gun actually. if it is before 1898, the atf does consider it an antique. is it just a modern replica that looks like an antique? this is a gun that has to be fired single action and single action only, and gun safe

baldwin. this is the firearm we believe discharged the bullet. the actual lead projectile that has been fired has been recovered from the shoulder of mr. souza. >> reporter: the sheriff saying investigators seized roughly 500 rounds of ammunition from the set. analysis now underway to determine if more bullets are among the blanks and dummies. >> we suspect that there was other live rounds that were found on the set. i won't comment further on how they got there. >> reporter: and tonight, a new affidavit raising more questions about possible breaches of safety protocol on set. assistant director dave halls and armorer hannah gutierrez-reed identified by officials as the two crew members who handled the weapon before baldwin. in that affidavit, halls explaining that "when hannah showed him the firearm before continuing rehearsal, he could only remember seeing three rounds. he advised he should have checked all of them, but didn't." and couldn't recall if gutierrez-reed had spun the drum. he then handed the gun to baldwin and indicated it was safe

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baldwin accidently shot and killed with a prop gun. now new details could shed light on how this fatal mistake happened. >>> dr. anthony fauci says 28 million young children could be eligible for the covid vaccine very soon. the fda's vaccine advisers meet tuesday on the pfizer dose for kids ages 5 to 11. this morning dr. fauci laid out the time line. >> so if all goes well and we get the regulatory approval and the recommendation for the cdc, it's entirely possibly if not very likely that vaccines will be available for children from 5 to 11 within the first week or two of november. >> and in washington, two trump allies feel the pressure from the january 6th probe. the justice department is weighing criminal charges for, one, steve bannon, after he refused to cooperate. the other jeffrey clark has agreed to testify. clark is a key architect of trump's behind-the-scenes efforts to overturn the election, and he'll be grilled by the house select committee on friday. the committee is also ramping up efforts to follow the money behind the

the star and producer alec baldwin in the middle. the crew, including cinematographer, helena hutchins surrounding him. baldwin discharged that web, striking hutchins and souza. >> we need an ambulance at bonanza creek ranch right now. >> reporter: in a search warrant the film's director, souza, told investigators baldwin was practicing a cross-draw, pointing the revolver toward the camera lens. souza was behind that camera, looking over hutchins' shoulder, when he says he heard what sounded like a whip, then loud pop. authorities say the firearm was one of three prop guns set up by the armorer the day of the shooting, 24-year-old hanna gutierrez-reed, seen here in pictures released by "the daily mail," responsible for all weapons on set. "rust" was only her second film as head armorer. >> she knows what she's doing. she knows the business, she knows the safety rules, show very professional. >> reporter: jason ebobowles isr turn. >> she spun it, showed every round to mr. halls, that was the protocol. he would check it, supposed to ch

baldwin says he placed his trust in hannah gutierrez reid. according to a search warrant executed this week, she told investigators she loaded five dummy rounds before lunch and six after when a gun was retrieved from a safe. her attorney says she has no idea where the live rounds came from. he raised the possibility that someone may have deliberately mixed live rounds in a box of dummies in an act of sabotage. >> her attorney has said he believes the set was sabotaged. do you believe the set was sabotaged? >> no, because i can't imagine how that would have been effected. i don't know how someone would have done that. >> the santa fey district attorney leading the investigation has said she does not believe sabotage is a possibility. >> i know some have come up with conspiracy theories and have used the word sabotage. we do not have any proof. >> when the dust settled, halyna hutchins, just 42 years old, lost her life. >> she was someone who was beloved by everyone who worked with her, and admired. sorry. but admired by everybody who worked w

in a statement, alec baldwin said... the incident has rocked hollywood, with many of those in the film industry now mourning one of their rising stars and infuriated this could happen on set. and it comes just days after a nationwide strike was averted after a tentative deal between producers and set workers that included an upgrading of safety standards. this isn't the first time someone�*s been fatally shot during filming. nearly 20 years ago, brandon lee died after being shot by a prop gun on the set of the crow. now people are demanding to know how it could have happened again. there are instances when you do shoot a blank that you can be injured. often, what comes out of the muzzle after you've discharged the weapon that has blank ammunition is sometimes a cotton wad, and that coming out at a very high velocity to an individual that's really close by can cause significant damage, and in some cases can cause death. an investigation into what happened here is still in its early stages. what we do know is something w

juliana, madisyn baldwin, and justin shilling. they played this video of myer speaking after a football game. >> this is where we live. a tough, muddy -- everything about us is tough. >> reporter: tonight, there's a movement to name oxford's football stadium after him. and david, the prosecutor is now reviewing potential charges for the parents of the shooting suspect after he allegedly got access to that weapon inside their home. she hopes to make an announcement within the next 24 hours, david. >> trevor ault from michigan tonight. thank you, trevor. >>> we're going to turn to breaking news from capitol hill at this hour on efforts to avoid a government shutdown. a vote that just happened. let's go live to rachel scott on the hill with late developments. rachel? >> reporter: david, the house just passed the bill to keep the government funded and i'm told that the senate is closing in on a deal. but right now, it is being held up by two republican senators, mike lee of utah and roger marshall of kansas, who are protesting preside

baldwin. all of the details for the death of hutchins is on the table. the movie's assistant director, dave hall, said it was a cold gun holding no live rounds, beforehanding it to baldwin. was the prop firearm holding live bullets or blanks, and what was the situation. let's go in and listen to what they have to say about what kind of charging, if any, will be filed. they said everything is on the table, including the possibility of criminal charges. it could also be civil issues at play here. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the santa fe county sheriff's office. first and foremost, i would like to offer our condolences to the hutchens family, a speedy recovery to mr. suza, and continued safety to all of the men and women in the film industry. at 1:48 p.m. we were dispatched to bonanza creek ranch. the first deputy arrived at 2:00 p.m. it was later determined that halayna hutchins and joel suza had been shot while rehearsing a scene on the movie "rust." in the initial investigation it w

our top stories: more details on how the actor, alec baldwin, accidentally shot dead a crew member on the set of his latest film. court documents suggest he was told the gun was safe. the european union accuses belarus of state—sponsored people smuggling. we follow one group of migrants on their way to europe. abortion in mexico: we hearfrom women a month after a landmark ruling which decriminalised it. eu leaders pay tribute to germany's outgoing chancellor merkel as a �*great european�* influential in shaping the continent. as european football is expanded, is the global game doing enough to counter climate change? hello. a very warm welcome to you. more details have emerged about the series of events which led to the actor, alec baldwin, accidentally shooting dead a crew member on the set of his latest film. court documents suggest mr baldwin was told the gun was safe in the moments before the director of photography halyna hutchins was killed. the director, joel souza, was injured in the incident. our correspondent sophie long reports. halyna hutchins described herself as a

was loaded. hutchins death and the injury to director joel sousa are in alex baldwin's fault. alec baldwin. busy the actor anyway, according to labor advocates, the alec baldwin, who also produced the movie is very much culpable. several ion she, members on the crew, had been raising concerns about the production since before that fateful thing. they had issues with long hours and commutes late pay. and surprise, surprise, safety protocols not being followed. turns out that baldwin, stunt double accidentally fired to round saturday after being told that the gun was cold. cold is exactly what the films assistant director said to alec baldwin as he handed him, the not so cold gun that killed hutchins. this same assistant director, they've hall's was given the onset nickname, safety last. no one's live up to a nickname that well since ivan the terrible back. i shocked paul's had even been fired from a previous film in 2019 after an unexpected discharge on that check concern. crew members had texted in warren, their higher ups about the gun safety issues, to no avail. no inspections, no meetin

you need the preface of a baldwin essay. he goes out and says islamic people feel this way but he's stating how he comes to the question and how elijah mohammed is almost a logical project that he had navigated . >> one of the many pieces in this anthology is gates profile of louis farrakhan. it's writtenaround the time of the million man march . how do you see farrakhan? how would you go about explaining farrakhan for people in some corners still compares to the way all the wind is assessing the nation of islam in 1962? so it's a pretty big generation at least gap between those two pieces. >> what's interesting about that is baldwin is writing in the midst of the civil rights movement. and to colson he wrote another essay either a long profile of martin luther king but he says that the negro leader has traditionally been in a position of telling white people to hurry up while telling negroes to wait . and he really is articulating that in the midst of the civil rights movement that is a possibility but also is, there's this

we are tracking breaking news including alec baldwin's interview. he shot two people on a movie set killing one and claims he never pulled the trigger and tried a lot. take a look. >> she was someone who was loved by everyone who worked with and admired. [sobbing]. i'm sorry. >> tucker: first our count continues sadly. >> american held hostage behind enemy lines. day 110. >> sean: the media turned the page and joe biden turned the page -- we will never turn the page. 110 days since joe biden abandoned americans in afghanistan. military families and green card families and afghan allies. 123 days since he promised he would leave nobody behind. joe biden lied to every american. you can still go rescue the americans, the green card holders and the military families that you abandoned. back home joe is barely able to form a sentence. today during another rambling and mumbling speech about covid 19 the frail joe biden struggled to speak at all and coughing up a lung in the process. take a look. >> without cutting corners to get vaccines reviewed and appr

alec baldwin has been interviewed by the authorities. he voluntarily went in for questioning and left the police station last night. he has instead -- he has said that he is willing to cooperate. it is an investigation that could take a long time, there is forensics to be gone through, lo of detail in terms of looking at that gun to find out exactly what happened. with a look back over the last 24 hours, how these on vents have unfolded -- how these even have unfolded, here is my colleague. >> elena hutchins described herself as a dreamer and adrenaline junkie. she was consered to be an exceptionally talented cinematographer. >> i met her at a film festival and within a few moments, i felt like she had such a strong vibe, a sense of commitment to art and the integrity of wanting to make a cinema, that i wanted to work with her. >> she was on set in the ranch in new mexico when the shootings and death depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became too real. alec baldwin, the sr and coproducer of the movie, discharged a popg

what did alec baldwin do and what did alec baldwin do to your client. there's no question a gun that was in his hand went off and killed someone, but it wasn't your client. >>er some, of course. >> so what i'm trying to figure out at the moment when your client saw it, saw the whole thing happened, told alec baldwin he bore no responsibility, from that moment to now, what changed? >> it's -- a person who is a victim who suffers, and the suggestion that my client hasn't suggestion is absurd. it's a total lack of understanding for people that suffer emotional stress and post-traumatic stress syndrome. my client has suffered tremendously. for alec baldwin to say i find it strange that he filed suit before matthew hutchins is absurd. matthew hutchins is suffering in his own way and will do what's best for him. there is no basis for mr. baldwin to criticize mr. svetnoy. he is exercising his legal rights. and to criticize him is not alec baldwin's place. >> how would your client feel if your client was to get money before the family of halyna hutchins? >> it'

baldwin? >> she's one of the best friends i've ever had. >> you sometimes stayed at their house, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> was judy always there when you stayed at the house? >> yes. >> most importantly, the defense insisted there was no crime, just two tragic accidents. and they said the state didn't have any evidence to prove otherwise. >> there was no dna. there were no fingerprints. there was no weapon. >> they called detective reynolds to the stand and attacked his investigation as shoddy. >> and what do you feel would have been better? >> the scene at the home should have been processed a little bit more. >> how does that all play into your defense? >> had they done a better job, we probably wouldn't find ourselves in this situation. they would have cleared up all those questions at that time. and this would have gone down as an accident, which is what it was. >> the defense did agree the stocking holder may have caused judy's fatal injury, but not because jamie used it as a weapo

because if alec baldwin _ against. because if alec baldwin was _ against. because if alec baldwin was handed - against. because if alecj baldwin was handed the against. because if alec - baldwin was handed the firearm believing it to be incapable of firing any live rounds, it almost seems that the intent isn't there to have caused harm? i isn't there to have caused harm? ., , ., ., �* harm? i agree with you, i don't think alec— harm? i agree with you, i don't think alec baldwin _ harm? i agree with you, i don't think alec baldwin will - harm? i agree with you, i don't think alec baldwin will have - think alec baldwin will have charges brought against him in his capacity as the shooter. i think there are no facts that suggest he had any intent to kill the cinematographer or that he thought the gun was loaded in any way. what could however happen, which may implicate alec baldwin, is it be shown there was so much safety protocol being breached and the scene of the set throughout the production, not just on the day of the incident. that it rises to a level

said when asked, could alec baldwin face any charges? tonight, the new affidavit, revealing what the assistant director, who handed the gun to baldwin, told authorities about checking that gun. >>> also as we come on the air tonight, the images comes in now. tornadoes touching down in texas. tonight, tornado watches in other states as the state now heads east and then right up into d.c., philadelphia and new york city. and it all comes after the deadly nor'easter turning into a bomb cyclone has left hundreds of thousands in the northeast without power tonight. rob marciano now tracking this new storm. >>> there is also news tonight about a potential fourth booster shot for some americans. the cdc now allowing people who are immunocompromised and who have already received their third shot to get a fourth shot six months later. also news tonight on the pfizer child vaccine. >>> the major headline tonight involving president biden's domestic agenda on the eve of his big trip. late word tonight a popular part of the bill may now be out. the

there's been no official response from alec baldwin or the producers, but alec baldwin has previously responded to this, and he said in a statement that he was "heartbroken over the incident "and was cooperating with the police investigation." he also said that an incident like this on the set of a film was a one—in—a—trillion episode. crucial to all this, though, of course, and we still don't know what is the state of enquiry in this regard, was what a live round of ammunition was doing in a gun on that film set. david willis there. a state of emergency has been declared in the canadian western province of british columbia after a major storm caused flooding and landslides. one woman was killed when a road washed away and two others remain missing. thousands have been forced to leave their homes and access has been blocked to canada's biggest port, vancouver. henry braun is mayor of the abbotsford, one of the worst affected cities in the fraser valley in british columbia. hejoins me from there now. what is the latest where you are? ~ . ., . are? well, we are in a much better pl