if alec baldwin is to be found guilty. >> now, before that can happen, of course, you go through the whole trial, the guilt phase of the trial. >> a lot of the evidence that we saw and hannah gutierrez, reed's trial will could be relevant to alec baldwin, and i would expect the defense to focus very, very strongly on how to gutierrez reed the fact that she was the armor and argue that alec baldwin had no reason to believe there would be a live bullet in that gun. now, prosecutors are going to use some of that evidence and say this set was a total disastrous mess and we've heard that part of the argument is going to be that alec baldwin was often rushing through, rushing through his is his segments and also putting pressure on everybody to get things done, which ultimately led to negligence. and so a lot of what we saw in that trial, it's absolutely going to pretty relevant to alec baldwin. >> okay. alright. let's turn to another case this involving sean diddy combs, who is facing yet another sexual assault lawsuit it's the second this week, and the seventh. since november that direct

. >>> just in tonight, the judge denying alec baldwin's bid to dismiss his charge over the deadly "rust" shooting. when the actor is headed to trial. >>> new pressure on israel. the u.n.'s top court ordering it to halt the rafah operation. >>> plus, his oscar nominated documentary shined a light on fast food health concerns. remembering morgan spurlock. >>> and the college baseball team fighting to bring a world series win back to a school whose days are numbered. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester. we begin with two things on the minds of so many americans this friday night, holiday travel and severe weather. a potentially volatile combination as the unofficial start of summer gets under way. aaa says it's going to be the busiest memorial day weekend in almost 20 years with nearly 44 million of us expected to travel 50 miles or more. the tsa says it expects to screen more than 18 million air travelers and predicts a record summer travel season, but one of the big questions going on this weekend, how much more se

priscilla thompson, nbc news. >>> and there's breaking news about alec baldwin. the actor is headed to trial now after the judge denied his bid to dismiss his charge in the deadly "rust" shooting. chloe melas joins us. so, what's next? >> so alec baldwin is on course to head to trial this july in new mexico where he is charged with manslaughter for the fatal shooting of cinematogrpaher halyna hutchins which occurred on the movie set of "rust" in 2021. now, the judge overseeing the case announcing her decision tonight, this news comes after baldwin's manslaughter charges were dismissed last year by new mexico prosecutors. he was then recharged by a grand jury in january. nbc news has reached out to baldwin for comment. in the past he has said that he was not responsible. now, the film's armorer was convicted of manslaughter in march and is serving an 18-month prison sentence and tom, sentence, and, tom, bald in, if convicted, also faces 18 months. >> chloe melas with that, thank you. >>> in the middle east growing pressure on israel after the u.n.'s top court orde

that is what i would be arguing if i was alec baldwin to get out of this case. econd point would be, look, david hall's was a producer. the person that gave the gun before baldwin. he copped a plea deal for negligent handling of a firearm which is a misdemeanor. that is what the prosecution should do what baldwin if they cut a deal. captain plead to a misdemeanor and get this case over. >> i don't think we are done yet you have a really good point there. let's talk concert tickets. the department of justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against live nation/ticketmaster. here is attorney general garland >> not only deploying tactics to artist and then use to use services that charge fans excessive fees. it is also worked strategically and illegally to eliminate the threat of potential rivals from emerging across any of its businesses. >> how do you think this will go >> yeah, i think the doj has a lot of traction on this case. unlike recent lawsuits against amazon and google where i don't think the doj will prevail. i think they may prevail on this case and here is w

another legal setback for outspoken hollywood actor a judge denies alec baldwin's request to dismissis manslaughter charge in connection with the deadly shooting of cinematographer on the set of rust his movie back in october of 2021. cb cotton here now with more on that. >> hi jon. the judge just positioning alec baldwin's case is on track for a trial this summer or on friday in new mexico judge ruled prosecutors had not acted in bad faith when securing a grand jury indictment as alleged by the defense to get the toss may 17 hearing baldwin's defense team argued the odds had been unfairly stacked against baldwin. the prosecution kept jurors from hearing key testament which could've been helpful to baldwin's case but lead a special prosecutor pushed back saying those claims were a misrepresentation arguing nothing was hidden from the grand jury. the judge ultimately ruled the indictment against the actor will stand. baldwin's team reacted to the ruling writing to fox digital quote we look forward to our day in court. criminal defense attorney quick spouse representing alec baldwin i

>> natalie brand, thank you. >>> a judge has denied alec baldwin's kbs to dismiss the involuntary manslaughter charge against him. cbs' jonathan bigliatti joins us from los angeles with a look at the case against baldwin. jonathan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, christine. baultd baldwin will likely stand trial later this summer. his attorneys saying he's looking forward to standing in court. judged by a jury of his peers nearly three years after this mexican film set became a crime scene. >> it was a last ditch effort to try and avoid trial. i don't think there was a lot of heft to that motion. >> reporter: a santa fe judge friday denied the actor's motion to dismiss the case after baldwin's lawyers failed to argue state prosecutors withheld critical evidence from the grand jury that indicted him earlier this year. baldwin is charged with involuntary manslaughter after a prop gun he was holding fired live ammunition killing "rust" cinematographer helena hutchins. >> i take the gun out and the barrel clears, i turn the cot -- i turn and cot the gun, the gun goes off. >> report

>> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: alec baldwin, all right.n, rob lowe, donald trump, justin bieber, david hasselhoff -- >> jimmy: hugh hefner. >> pam anderson, the one you hosted. hugh hefner, who you hosted. this is the part i love, the process. trying out the jokes. talking to my buddies about it. >> jimmy: i love talking about it. i love knowing what you're up to. and you go on last, right? >> not in this case. we have some special surprises. >> jimmy: who are your fellow roasters? can you say? >> i have a few giant surprises. i will tell you that -- most of the patriots that he play the with are going to be there. a lot of the bucs are going to be there. drew bledsoe's going to be there, who famously got injured so tom can play. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. not willingly, i think, i think that was -- >> no, but it will be fun to see them reunite. gronk is going to be there. >> jimmy: okay. >> although he thinks he's going to the oscars. [ laughter ] he keeps asking me if he can introduce best supporting actor. >> jimmy: just tell him yes. is he

alec baldwin system closer to a summer trial now that judge denied his efforts to get the charge againstly rust movie set shooting. he claims he never told the trigger. >> it wasn't in the script for the trigger to be pulled. >> i didn't pull the trigger. >> you didn't pull the trigger? >> i would never pull the trigger at someone, i would never. >> cb cotton had the update from new york. >> the judge has ruled this case was properly presented to a grand jury increasing the likelihood alec baldwin will stand trial this summer. his defense lawyers filed a motion to get the case dismissed arguing the prosecution had not sufficiently stone evidence to grant jurors that could have supported his case but during tent hearing, special prosecutor carrie morrissey defendant are handling of the grand jury sank jurors were alerted to the existence of witnesses and evidence from the defense but she said jurors never asked to examine the items closer and ultimately the judge upheld the criminal indictment writing in her ruling that the law does not require prosecutors to present exculpatory evidence

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hunches during filming arrested see be caught in his life of the a client while this news, anything alec baldwiner to standing trial this summer and out baldwin's defense attorney they filed a motion for dismissal arguing that the grand jury proceedings were fought during may 17th hearing, defense lawyer alex biro made a series of accusations including a claim that prosecutors kept granddaughters from hearing evidence helpful to the actors case the prosecution pushback saying that the grand jury was shown internet access to evidence supplied by the defense and the judge ultimately upheld the documents noting the prosecutors in new mexico are not required to present evidence involving has pleaded not guilty to the involuntary manslaughter charge that he was indicted by a grand jury earlier this year after prosecutors previously drop the charge pretty cinematographer halyna hutchins died back in october of 2021, after i got baldwin was holding discharge on the western film set in fox news. be dark paul morrow said by the slated trial date of july 19, now looks more solidified timothy would not be

the likelihood alec baldwin will sent thstand throughout the sums defense lawyers filed a motion to getase dismissed. arguing the prosecution had not sufficiently shown evidence to grand jurors that could have supported baldwin's case. during a tense may 17 hearing special prosecutor carol morrissey defended her handling of the grand jury. saying jurors were alerted to the existence of witnesses and evidence from the defense. she said jurors never asked to examine the items closer but ultimately the judge upheld the criminal indictment. riding in her friday ruling new mexico law does not require prosecutors to present exculpatory evidence or require grand jurors to even consider it after being alerted to its existence. baldwin faces one count of involuntary manslaughter to which he has pleaded not guilty. nearly three years ago's as you mentioned during a rehearsal on the set of the movie, rest a gun baldwin was holding fired a live bullet killing cinematographer. the defense has failed to other motions to dismiss the indictment the judge has yet to consider. the judges ruling removes a

a judge in the us state of new mexico, clearing the way for the continued prosecution of actor alec baldwinissuing a motion on friday, dismissing emotion from baldwin's team, seeking to dismiss a charge against him of involuntary three manslaughter. >> now, in their original motion, baldwin's team took exception with the way the prosecutors were handling their case, alleging they were operating in bad faith, claiming that there was impropriety on the way that they had handled a grand jury that was ultimately used to indict the actor. now cnn has reached out to baldwin's team for comment on the judge's motion. of course. all the stems from the 2021 shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the movie rust baldwin himself was holding a firearm when it went off, killing the cinematographer. baldwin has denied pulling the trigger on that weapon. again, the news baldwin will continue with the prosecution that is set to begin in new mexico in july josh campbell, cnn, los angeles alright. >> sean diddy combs is facing yet another sexual assault lawsuit. it's his second this week and

that still needs to be done, that's it. 8:00 on first of all, a judge in new mexico has denied alec baldwin'sotion to dismiss the involuntary manslaughter indictment against him in the rust shooting case. baldwin's attorney to accused prosecutors of missing conduct during the grand jury process in january, baldwin pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 shooting where a gun the actor was holding discharged a live round onset of the film's cinematographer halyna hutchins, was killed in the director, injured one of several americans recently charged with possession of ammunition in turks and caicos. >> return to the us yesterday after getting a suspended sentence and a fine. bryan hagerich of pennsylvania, you can see they're being reunited with his family he, had. pleaded guilty to the charge according to the turks and caicos government the four other americans have been released on bail as they wait they await their court dates. all were arrested in recent months on some accused of bringing ammunition, possession of firearms, or ammunition, carries a minimum of 12 year sent

and a new mexico judge today will hold a hearing on a motion to dismiss the indictment against alec baldwiny manslaughter in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. in october of 2021 she was holding a gun in rehearsal when it went off killing her. baldwin has pleaded not guilty and argues the grand jury received inaccurate testimony. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," country music superstar kenny chesney talks with jan crawford about his new music. not flossi? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. ahhhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! (oven ding audio mnemonic) tyson boneless buffalo bites and hot wings have that tasty kick of flavor... ...so they're perfect for any get-together ...if there are any left when your guests arrive. tyson any'tizers® chicken. more kicks of flavor. more smiling snackers. more to love. tyson. i'll be honest. by the end of the day, my floors...yeesh. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a

. >> and now we go to new mexico, where a state judge there has rejected a request by alec baldwin toismiss the criminal charge against him in the deadly rust movie set shooting today. the judge upheld an indictment against the actor for one count of involuntary manslaughter in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins back in 2021. baldwin's attorneys argued that prosecutors did not properly conduct the grand jury proceedings, and in the pacific northwest, some new details are emerging about a situation that's unfolding along the coast of oregon and washington. >> environmental officials are investigating new discoveries of a tar like substance. blobs of that substance are washing up near oregon's cannon beach. samples have been sent to a lab for analysis in the hopes of learning their origin. earlier this week, people reported sightings of oiled wildlife in that region. the area of concern runs about 200 miles from lincoln city, oregon, to long beach, washington, and you can hear more about the west coast top stories every weeknight right here on ktvu west coast rap airs at 7:00

the business, rough crowd. >>> we are watching another headline this half hour, a setback for alec baldwiniday. the judge rejected the motion to dismiss the case in the "rust" movie shooting. he will stand trial on the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. baldwin said he did not pull the trigger and the gun armorer is 18-month sentence. >>> and a former boss and police officer was given 20 months for assaulting a capitol police officer with a chair. joe helped with the bombing suspects in 2013 and one said called for civil war and assaulted several officers was sentenced to 12 years in prison and then jesse james, the sedition panda for the costume he wore on the day was convicted of eight charges. >>> and game two of the western playoffs conference finals went down to the wire. the mavericks were trailing by two with a few seconds remaining. >> doncic. for the lead. got it. >> doncic with the go-ahead three for dallas. minnesota missed the last-second attempt. mavericks take a 2-0 lead in the series. in the eastern conference finals, boston faces game three tonight in indy.

. >>> actor alec baldwin now likely to stand trial for involuntary manslaughter on friday. e me, a new mexico judge rejected baldwin's request to dismiss the case on the deadly shooting on the set of rust. they claim the prosecutors are not showing sufficient evidence to grand jurors. prosecutors say baldwin is avoiding his legal responsibility. >>> prosecutors are requesting a gag order in the case of former president trump's classified documents case to limit his ability to talk about law enforcement searching his resort in 2022. this comes after he repeatedly and falsely blamed the fbi. he said his life was threatened because the policy says you can use deadly during searches. no rulings have been made so far. >>> today marks four years since the murder of george floyd, the 46-year-old black man killed in police custody in minneapolis. this past week congresswoman sheila jackson lee reintroduced the george floyd justice in police being act that got stuck in the senate in 2021. the bill includes police training and policy reforms and seeks to hold law enforcement accountab

only his face to workers as a president of several international schools when they got in with alec baldwin'se. the family made no secret about posting about their wealth on social media with caviar on first class flights lavish trips abroad affording to fly on planes where the doris day on. the kid herself posted about a trip to antarctica where the only homeless people there are the penguins. how do they end up crying poor and lying about the background with the entitled rage of young attention seeking affluent classes having everything they could want so they have to pretend they are victims. it's the 1 thing they can't buy but it's all histrionics they protect to be a victim for attention and add elation like when kudlow pretends to drown so i given cpr. and i fall for it every time. >> so isn't this amazing. her parents probably going like we pay a hundred grand a year this is what she's doing. >> here's the kicker probably never roughed it outlive thing on the street and attend somewhere and then just kind of trying to rub it in i went on ebay last week i bought a black bear costume for

. >>> actor alec baldwin now likely to stand trial for involuntary manslaughter on friday. e rejected baldwin's request to dismiss the case on the deadly shooting on the set of rust. they claim the prosecutors are not showing sufficient evidence to grand jurors. prosecutors say baldwin is avoiding his legal responsibility. friday's ruling makes it likely of a trial in july. >>> prosecutors are requesting a gag order in the case of former president trump's classified documents case to limit his ability to talk about law enforcement searching his resort in 2022. this comes after he repeatedly and falsely criticized the fbi over a policy. he claims his life was threatened because of the poem that details officers can use deadly force during searches but the policy is standard policy in limiting agents actions. no rulings have been made so far. >>> today marks four years since the murder of george floyd, the 46-year-old black man killed in police custody in minneapolis. this past week congresswoman sheila jackson lee reintroduced the george floyd justice in policing act that got

griff: aishah, alec baldwin's legal team argued friday in a hearing to have the involuntary manslaughterrges against him dismissed and they say that the prosecutor used a sham, and the ruling is expected next week. aishah: donald trump's new york criminal trial will resume on monday after taking a pause on friday, so that he could attend his son barron's graduation. an important moment. and they're expecting to finish up the cross examination of michael cohen on monday. and let's bring us in mark smith to get us ready for the big day on monday. i want to go back in time a little bit because donald trump finally had a really, really good day this week. this past week. defense tore into cohen's testimony about the hush money payment and he had said underoath it was going to make a call about the hush money payment with stormy daniels and released text messages that showed that the call was about something completely different. how big of a deal was that moment? was it a pivotal moment for the defense and how do you think the jury took it? >> well, yeah, aishah, i think it's a huge moment i

a new mexico judge has just rejected a request by alec baldwin to dismiss the sole criminal charges against the movie set in 2021. the judge upheld indictment charging baldwin with one count of involuntary manslaughter in the death of the cinematographer. the judge rejecting defense arguments that prosecutors flouted the rules of the grand jury proceedings to divert attention away from exexculpatory evidence abc witnesses. that is going forward. i wanted to bring you that. up next friday lightning round and winners and losers and then "notable quotables." th all the nutrients dogs need— instead of dried pellets. just food made for the health of dogs. delivered in packs portioned for your dog. it's amazing what real food can do. ♪ my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife... i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. ...look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, "i'm glad it helped." i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplemen

molly: alec baldwin is one step closer and the rest movie shooting bird baldwin faces one count of involuntaryter for the 2021 death of cinematographer. cb ca cotton is live in the new york city newsroom with an update on this. >> baldwin's defense attorneys filed a motion for dismissal appeared part arguing the grandy indictment against the actor was a quote sham. during a may 17 hearing defense lawyer made a series of accusations including a claim that prosecutors capped grand jurors from hearing evidence that might be helpful to the actor's case. but, the prosecution pushed back in the grand jury was shown and made aware it had access to evidence supplied by the defense for the judge ultimately upheld the indictment noting prosecutors in new mexico are not required to present exculpatory evidence. alden pleaded not guilty to the involuntary manslaughter charge for it he was indicted by a grand jury earlier this year after prosecutors previously drop the charge cinematographer halyna hutchins at died back october 2021 after a gun baldwin was holding discharge on the western film sets. fox ne

happening today a judge in new mexico will consider movie star alec baldwin's request to throw out his involuntary manslaughter charge that's tied to a deadly shooting on a movie set. now, the attorneys for the actor are accusing prosecutors of unethical behavior to get the grand jury indictment that led to his trial. the weapons expert on that movie said, who handed the loaded gun to baldwin, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter back in march. >> the sentencing hearing will be held today for david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi with a hammer. federal prosecutors want to. papp sentenced to 40 years in prison for the attack in october of 2022. depape was convicted last november on federal charges for breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco and attacking paul pelosi. prosecutors say that depape should get the maximum punishment, that he shows no remorse, and even seems to be proud of his actions. >> it is. 708 california attorney general rob bonta ordered an organization in oakland to cease operations. bonta told the group nei

a new mexico judge says she will rule on dismissing alec baldwin's indictment on the deadly shootinginematographer hal that hutch especially later this week. his lawyers claimed prosecutors improperly presented evidence to the grand jury and failed to make defense witnesses available. baldwin has pleaded not guilty, and his trial is set to start in july. if the judge throws out the indictment, the prosecution could file the case again. >>> and the number one golfer in the world, scottie scheffler, is currently tied for fourth place in the pga championship which normally would be a headline in and of itself. but this comes after his shocking arrest yesterday. during a press conference, scheffler said he just wanted to may golf. >> it was just a huge misunderstanding this morning that'll get resolved, i think, fairly quickly. my main focus after, you know, getting arrested -- [laughter] was wondering if i could be able to come back out here and play and fortunately i was able to do that. pete: his attorney says, quote, i think the officer that was directing traffic was maybe not part o

. >>> actor alec baldwin could see charges dropped against him in the deadly on-set shooting of his filmt made their arguments. the judge is expected to rule next week. it follows the manslaughter conviction of the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez, who loaded the live round into the prop guidance that went off killing the cinematographer. >>> it could be the most famous napkin in history. the napkin signing a young lionel messi to barcelona sold to a british auction house for $965,000. the agreement to bring on the 13-year-old messi was written almost 25 years ago at a barcelona tennis club. tyler, back to you. >> best deals get done on a na napkin. thank you. did one of my own that way. >>> still ahead, we wrap up our anatomy of the consumer series. for our finale we're going to dig into the psychology of spending. we'll be right back. [ growl ] ready for the road trip. everyone comfortable. yep, there's plenty of space. i've even got an extra seat. wait! no, no, no, no, no. [ gasps ] [ indistinct chatter ] [ sigh ] let's just wait them out. the volkswagen atlas with three rows of seati

fox 11 in los angeles where the virtual hearing for actor alec baldwin.nslaughter charges over the death of a cinematographer on that movie set in 2021. baldwin's attorneys say prosecutors used a sham grand jury and that the fbi broke the weapon used during testing. fox 29 in philadelphia as prosecutors announce charges against a woman accused of peddling fentanyl and other narcotics. investigators say they found more than 1,000 packets of fentanyl along with crack cocaine, drug paraphernalia and two guns with a plastic baggie of ammunition. and this is a live look at the race course in baltimore. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 45, our afilm i can't tell, rain, unfortunately, is likely saturday morning ahead of the preakness stakes, temperatures in the mid 60's, some tapering of the rain is possible in the afternoon before post time, kentucky winner mystic dan is considered the favorite there going for the triple crown. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ let him roam ♪ let me see t

happening today, a district court will take up a motion to dismiss the grand jury indictment of alec baldwin shooting of rust cinematographer halyna hutchins. the actor was charged with involuntary manslaughter earlier this year. baldwin has pleaded not guilty and trial set for july. hannah gutierrez reed was recently found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 18 months in prison. wild dash cam video shows the moment a terrified driver of a tractor-trailer swenkd off a bridge in louisville after getting hit by a pickup truck. warning here this footage is shocking. [crash] [screams] >> the driver telling the local outlet she thought she was going to die but saved to the bravery of first responders, the driver that swerved into her is reportedly facing charges. she was dangling from that tractor-trailer hanging off the bridge, can you believe that? thank god she is okay. >> brian: everybody's might mayor. thank you so much, carley, appreciate it. a very special edition of breakfast with friends with pickleball at church. steve is at the first baptist dallas church, checking out

. >> happening today, a judge in new mexico will consider alec baldwin's request to dismiss his involuntary manslaughter charge tied to a deadly shooting on a movie set. the actor's lawyers are accusing prosecutors of unethical behavior to secure the grand jury indictment that led to the trial. the weapons expert on that movie set, who handed the loaded gun to baldwin, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter that happened back in march. a sentencing hearing will be held today for david depape, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi with a hammer. federal prosecutors want depape to be sentenced to 40 years in prison for attacking paul pelosi in october of 2022, prosecutors say depape should get the maximum punishment and that he shows no remorse and even seems to be proud of what he did. and they cite a phone call to pap made from jail to ktvu amber lee. >> an update now on a developing story as we're getting the first public comments from scottie scheffler, the world's number one golfer in masters champion, after he was arrested on suspicion of assaulting

. >>> a judge has denied alec baldwin's motion to dismiss his involuntary manslaughter case for the shootinginematographer concluding that the jury was not prejudiced against the actor. baldwin insists he did not pull the trigger of the prop gun and has no idea how the live bullet got onto the set. his trial in new mexico is scheduled for july 10th. >>> and the tsa revealing it screened 2.95 million passengers yesterday in the midst of the memorial day weekend travel rush. that's the most ever recorded in a single day. the holiday kicks off the summer travel. industry experts predict this will be a record 271 million passengers this year, and that would be a 6% increase over last year. ready? let's do this. on to the nbaplays. nba playoffs. a game-winning 3 as the clock is ticking down, enjoy on your -- that's kyrie hitting one. he hit it over 7-footer rudy gobert, watch him put if rudy on skates. >> gobert is out there. maneuver for the lead, got it! [cheers and applause] if got it! what a shot! will: my dallas mavericks are now up over pete's minnesota timber wolves mt. series is. -- in th

hollywood actor alec baldwin will stands trial as scheduled in july after a us judge denied a bid to criminal charge against him. cinematographer halyna hutchins was killed in october 2021 after a prop gun fired when baldwin was holding it. he had previously pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. a separate case found that the handler of the weapon hadn't followed safety procedures, but the judge in baldwin's case rules that the grand jury was not prejudiced against him, clearing the way for an unprecedented trial of a hollywood actor for an on set death . russian president death. russian president vladimir putin is reportedly ready to pause his invasion of ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that would recognise the current battlefield lines, according to four sources who've spoken to the news agency reuters. the russian president has grown frustrated by what he sees as western attempts to derail possible negotiations . derail possible negotiations. asked about the report during a visit to belarus yesterday, putin says talks should resume and negotiations should be based on

now, the hollywood actor alec baldwin will stand trial as scheduled in july after a us judge denied at him. baldwin had previously pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter after a pmp involuntary manslaughter after a prop gun he was holding fired, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins in october 2021. a separate case found that the handler of the weapon hadn't followed safety procedures . but followed safety procedures. but the judge in baldwin's case ruled that the grand jury was not prejudiced against him, clearing the way for an unprecedented trial of a hollywood actor for an on set death . vladimir putin is death. vladimir putin is reportedly ready to pause his invasion of ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that would recognise current battlefield lines , according to four sources lines, according to four sources who've spoken to the news agency reuters. the russian president has grown frustrated by what he sees as western attempts to derail possible negotiations. asked about the report during a visit to belarus yesterday, putin said talks should resume and negotiations s

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officials haven't done enough for the children or families impacted and new mexico judge has denied alec baldwin'sss his involuntary manslaughter indictment in the rust fatal shooting case. baldwin, who has pleaded not guilty, was holding the gun that discharged a live round on the rust movie set in 2021, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins baldwin's lawyers had asked for a dismissal because of misconduct by prosecutors, but the judge didn't agree last month the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez reed was sentenced to 18 months in prison for her involuntary manslaughter conviction and she's appealing the decision rapper sean diddy combs is facing yet another sexual assault allegations. this time by a woman who claims he assaulted her four times from the mid 90s to the early 2000s. this is the eighth lawsuit filed against the wrapper since november cnn's elizabeth wagmeister has a story and we just want to warn you, this report does contain graphic details that some viewers may find disturbing from the legal fallout continues for sean diddy combs, just a week after cnn uncovered this disturbing v

if it was just knowing donald trump, alec baldwin would be the absolute best person to do these things. because it's you have to be able to bend it without breaking it for pink panther fans, i always thought you're not cato the guy. his house person that would jump out of the closet just attack them at any given moment when he wasn't looking, it's more like a baseball catcher that is knows the hitter knows what pitch you wants to come from his picture, but also can look at his pictures. it can feel what heat, how much he has, and it's that balance. and look, i don't i don't know joe biden know there are people like bob bauer who did it for him in 2020 and look a subjective are not joe biden did really, really well in 2020 or conversely, donald trump did really, really poorly in 2020. well, we'll find out how they do in 2024 and just about six weeks fully, bryan is great to have you here next time where that also here today, we have some of our best political minds to talk about this remarkable moment get cnn political commentator and author of the moment bacardi sellers. cnn senior pol

ajudge has denied a motion by the actor alec baldwin to dismiss an involuntary manslaughter charge overleaded not guilty to the indictment and is set to stand trial injuly. a total ban on smartphones for under—16s is something the next government should consider within its first year, according to a cross—party group of mps. the education select committee says children's mental and physical health is being harmed by the amount of time they spend using technology, which it has found has increased significantly in recent years. we recognise that there is value in children being able to engage with the digital world, but in a supervised and supported way. and i think the concern is that with internet enabled mobile phones, that simply isn't possible to provide that supervision and support all the time. so that's something that we decided more needed to be done about. applying make—up, eating fast food and using a laptop computer — these are just some of the activities drivers have been filmed doing while on the motorway. they were caught by warwickshire police officers in an unmarked lorry

alec baldwin's trial will move forward.est to dismiss charges in the fatal shooting on the set of his film rust. the trial is expected to start this summer. for now back to dateline. ne. man: you may come forward and be sworn, please, sir. keith morrison (voiceover): it is-- call it unusual for a defendant to testify >>> you may wn mcome forward an sworn please, sir. >> it is, call it unusual for a defendant to testify at his own murder trial. dangerous, his lawyer might advise to subject himself to the aggressive questions of a skilled prosecutor. but. >> in my heart of hearts i know it wouldn't have made any difference what anybody said to brett because brett wanted to testify. he wanted to. he had to. he believed that if people just listened to the truth would out. >> mr. seacat, will you earl tell us your full name? >> brett theodore seacat. >> at his own request no video was taken of him. audio only. as brett set out to tell the jury what happened. beginning 21 hours or so before the fire. >> on that morning when i sai

i point to the alec baldwin and the "rust" case.of special treatment when scheffler was on his tee time two hours after being arrested. but we are learning about this case because he is a celebrity athlete. but it sure seems like, even in this small moment, it speaks to a larger point about police and now perhaps prosecuor overreaction. >> i love that it's golf, not the paris commune, the world of golf is now ablaze with this fervor of civil liberties and police overreach. i think that's amusing. and it's a good thing, you know. let's take a look, golfers, at what the police are doing out there, and maybe we need some reforms. >> i'm very glad to see the paris commune is still defending private jets. that's a good thing. the world is not totally turned upside down. so from one rather extraordinary story to another. now to the race for the white house. and donald trump's rally in new york city last night. after spending weeks in lower manhattan for his criminal hush money trial, trump traveled uptown to the bronx yesterday to make hi

it's like asking alec baldwin to teach a course on gun safety. mr. gruenberg and every single member of senior management ought to hide their heads in a b bag. the me too movement ought to mean something. and frankly, the white house should -- shouldn't hide its head in the bag. i don't read an exception to moral order in the me too movement for the dcic. because whether gruenberg happens to be of a particular party, the same party as the president's. these folks ought to quit and they ought to quit today. and if they don't, president biden should fire them. anything short of firing them will show that president biden condones this behavior. the fdic employees -- and there are many good ones -- they're only responsible for making sure that our banks are secure and the wealthiest and most powerful country in all of human history. those fdic employees deserve a professional workplace. they deserve a workplace where they can do their jobs with dignity. and young women don't deserve to be sexually harassed and sent pictures of their bosses' gentle s -- g

. >> we're looking ahead just a little bit this morning as attorneys for alec baldwin, the actor accuseddge in new mexico this morning. so new at seven. why they say what happened doesn't even merit a criminal trial. then a lot of action near the uc berkeley campus at a vacant building just recently occupied by protesters. how a number of agencies banded together to get them out, and what uc berkeley says about arrests. that's at seven. we'll see you then. some new developments involving allegations of bullying within the antioch school district. an independent investigator processed two of the four complaints and says the school district acted appropriately and found, quote, no, no irregularities. now, several employees accused the school district of not investigating a manager who was accused of making inappropriate remarks and tried to intimidate them. now, the president of the school board was one of those who accused the school district of not taking action. he issued a statement saying, quote, i will not tolerate an environment where bullies are allowed to run rampant in our school