under armour a long time vendor for dick's sporting goods.ng there's forward moment for macy's, and its activist battle. a proxy admitted by archouse and brigade and seems that macy's is in the process of drafting a confidentiality agreement to turn over nonpublic financial information to the activist. that is a fairly significant step right now. their bid is $24, but depending on what -- $24 per share but what the confidentiality agreement and due diligence could show the activist it is possible that they could go ahead and up that bid, but they are going forward again with this proxy battle. kind of an interesting move there. i was a little surprised that they're potentially drafting this agreement to turn over some of this information. >> i think there had been an expectation that macy's would give them the high what they had done previously. i think they may have heard from shareholders who say it's probably time to try to engage. allowing them to do diligence, if it would lead to a higher bid, if you're a shareholder at macy's, you follo

under armour shares getting a lift pre-market. the founder and chairman kevin plank will replace ceo stephanie lennard on april 1st. plank will remain pa director o the board and mohamed el-erian will become chairman. >>> shares of fisker are pl plum plummeting. the ev startup is considering filing for bankruptcy after warning it could run out of cash. the company is worth less than $190 million. fisker logging $270 million the in sales last year and more than $1 billion in debt. it says there is substantial doubt around the ability to stay in businesses as it looks to raise addition al cash from investors and find a new partner here in the united states. >>> bullish signs from reddit's ipo. it expects to grow revenue by more than 20% this year and break even when it comes to adjusted earnings. that would mark a turn around for reddit which became profitable for the first time last year. the company is looking to raise $748 million during its road show and plans to sell 22 million shares. >> silvana, thank you very much. see you l

aspects, like under armour. to _ cultural aspects, like under armour. i have to wear clothes on my arms and legs — i have to wear clothes on my arms and legs it— i have to wear clothes on my arms and legs. if they could bring that into it _ and legs. if they could bring that into it. some goals, if they know they— into it. some goals, if they know they are — into it. some goals, if they know they are religious, they could include — they are religious, they could include that with it, or at least give _ include that with it, or at least give broader options for that to help them in certain ways. gk, help them in certain ways. ok, thanks for— help them in certain ways. ok, thanks for sharing _ help them in certain ways. ok thanks for sharing your thoughts. just in this conversation we've been having, what do you welcome most about this report? i guess at least now the challenges that you and your family have faced around getting access to the sport are now going to be addressed, or that's the hope anyway, isn't it

the armourer on the film rust has been found guilty of a cinematographer�*s death.rchant vessels. and scandal in the k—pop world — aespa frontwoman apologises to fans over having a boyfriend. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. the weapons handler who loaded the gun which killed a cinematographer has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. a jury in new mexico tookjust over two hours to find hannah gutierrez—reed guilty over the death of halyna hutchins, the film's cinematographer. the case was centered on how a live round made it on to set and into the prop gun used by actor alec baldwin. during a rehearsal the gun fired and killed hutchins, and injured the directorjoel souza. hannah gutierrez—reed was an armourer working on the film set of rust, and meaning she was in charge

. >> sean: the legal summary of the week just a week after the armour for the film rust convicted ofluntary manslaughter that's where alec baldwin's fatal onset shooting of a coworker now baldwin himself moving to dismiss his own involuntary manslaughter case his lawyers arguing that the state of new mexico is engaging in an abuse of the system and abuse of an innocent person whose rights have been trampled to the extreme here with reaction criminal defence attorney and former florida attorney general pam bondi why do i think that is quite a bit of hyperbole on the part of our bald ones attorneys in this case? >> they are getting pretty desperate because as you said the armour are recently convicted and i think you was treated more than fairly in that interrogation room there are two female detectives who did an excellent job of treating him fairly and he just ran his mouth and was arrogant and did an interview with george stephanopoulos he is it really ruining this for himself and now he is desperate and i believe the jury is probably going to convict him when he goes to trial. >> s

a crack in his armour but is expected that vladimir putin will win the election and by a significanto you think he hopes to gain with these elections? what sort of message would he want to send to the rest of the world? he wants to send a message to the rest of the world that he has overwhelming public support but even more important, he needs to send that message and haveit needs to send that message and have it reaffirmed at home and i think it is at home where it is most worrying for him. abroad we know perfectly well that a population inundated with propaganda, with $1 billion or more spent on getting out the vote with patriotic festivals, with prizes and concerts, he has staked so much on this that anything less than total victory will show him as we get home and it will not result in his overthrow anytime soon, but it will be a significant crack in his armour in what otherwise has been months of relative success on the battlefield, on the economic front, this would be a slight reversal.— be a slight reversal. thank ou. be a slight reversal. thank yom robert _ be a slight revers

hannah gutierrez—reed was an armourer working on the film set of rust, and meaning she was in chargeall the weapons, the reproductions used as props. prosecutors say she brought a live round on set, put it into that weapon, which went on to kill halyna hutchins and injure another crew member. she was convicted on manslaughter charges on the basis that she floated basic gun safety procedures, guidelines that basically entail rudimentary checks to ensure the rounds you have just put into a weapon are blanks, not live rounds, and that is basically the basis of the charge. it was noted in court that hannah gutierrez—reed was an inexperienced armourer, it was only the second film is that she had worked on. the prosecutor in that case in closing arguments described constant never—ending safety failures on the set of rust and gutierrez—reed's astonishing lack of diligence with gun safety. her defence lawyers tried to pin the blame on actor alec baldwin. he was of course holding the weapon pointing the gun at halyna hutchins when she was killed. basically, the defence said that he went off s

, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >> sean: earlier this week in new mexico remember the armourilm rost was now convicted of involuntary manslaughter charges after she handed alec baldwin a loaded gun which he somehow fired killing one of his coworkers on the set what does this mean for baldwin's case, well, let's bring in former florida attorney general pam bondi then he her in three hours that's pretty quick i was kind of amazed by it but there is definitely culpability hear a lot of talk about in the lead up to this event a lot of discussion about how things were not safe on the set not being dealt with and it's not alec baldwin's responsibility. >> yes, it was because he was the executive producer there had been complaints about that he wasn't in the script for him to pull the trigger on the gun or to point the gun but he said the cinematographer told him to do that and witnesses will say otherwise witnesses will say he didn't pull the trigger but forensics efforts will say otherwise he gave a very bad interview in my opinion with george stephanopoulos i think the prosecutor

the armourer on the set of the alec baldwin movie rust, in which a cinematographer was shot dead in 2021nnah gutierrez—reed guilty of the death of halyna hutchins. 0ur west coast correspondent emma vardy reports from los angeles. this was the scene on a ranch in new mexico after a rehearsal for the western movie rust went terribly wrong. alec baldwin was the actor on set that pulled the trigger? alec baldwin? yes, sir. where's he at? a talented cinematographer, halyna hutchins, had been shot dead after the gun alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live round. the prosecution said the armourer on set, hannah gutierrez—reed, had mixed up dummy rounds meant to look like the real thing with live rounds that belonged to her personally, and that other live bullets had been found dotted around the set. they argued hannah gutierrez didn't carry out the right safety checks that would have detected the fact a live bullet had been mistakenly loaded into the gun. afterjust a few hours of deliberation a jury found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter. we find the defendant, hannah gutierrez, gui

the armourer on the set of the alec baldwin movie rust, in which a cinematographer was shot dead in 2021st coast correspondent emma vardy reports from new mexico. this was the scene on a ranch in new mexico after a rehearsal for the western movie rust went terribly wrong. alec baldwin was the actor on set that pulled the trigger? alec baldwin? yes, sir. where's he at? a talented cinematographer, halyna hutchins, had been shot dead after the gun alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live round. the prosecution said the armourer on set, hannah gutierrez—reed, had mixed up dummy rounds meant to look like the real thing with live rounds that belonged to her personally, and that other live bullets had been found dotted around the set. they argued hannah gutierrez didn't carry out the right safety checks that would have detected the fact a live bullet had been mistakenly loaded into the gun. afterjust a few hours of deliberation, a jury found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter. we find the defendant, hannah gutierrez, guilty of involuntary manslaughter, as charged in count one. what hap

the armourer on the set of the alec baldwin movie, rust, in which a cinematographer was shot dead inicted of involuntary manslaughter. a new mexico jury found hannah gutierrez—reed guilty of the death of halyna hutchins, the film's cinematographer. 0ur west coast correspondent emma vardy reports from los angeles. this was the scene on new mexico after a rehearsal for the western movie rust went terribly wrong.— the western movie rust went terribly wrong. alec baldwin? where is he _ terribly wrong. alec baldwin? where is he at? _ terribly wrong. alec baldwin? where is he at? a _ terribly wrong. alec baldwin? where is he at? a talented i where is he at? a talented s mbol where is he at? a talented symbol mythographer - where is he at? a talented i symbol mythographer halyna hutchins had been shot dead after the gun alec baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live round. —— cinematographer. the prosecution said the armour on said hannah gutierrez reed had mixed up dummy rounds meant to look like the real thing with live rounds that belong to her personally. and that other live bullets have

under armour on the downside. lauren: their founder is returning as the ceo people first.e to excel the stock, they think plank's return is a clear signal the strategy for under armour and other sportswear giants is not working. stuart: better have a look at boeing because another boeing plane forced to make an emergency landing. what happened this time? >> 777 operated by american airlines forced to make an emergency landing in los angeles blowing said possible mechanical issue. they are investigating, everybody's okay. that plane was 23 years old. the new plane, 737 max 9 where the plug blue out on the alaska flight in january, the ntsb says they do not know who worked on that door plug. security camera footage has been overwritten. this is crazy. stuart: boeing doesn't have the records. lauren: they said reportedly their policy is a scrub or delete records after 30 days. stuart: what a mess, stock is under 200. stuart: point does the flying public collect? stuart: are stuart: thanks. coming up, hollywood stars with red label pins at the oscars calling for cease-fire in

plus, a jury in new mexico finds the rust movie armourer guilty of involuntary manslaughter.lo, i'm helena humphrey. us officials are calling for haiti's prime minister to expedite the transfer of power to pave the way for free and fair elections in the country. that comes as the us state department is urging citizens to leave as soon as possible with the country bracing for more violence. tensions remain high in haiti, after one of the country's most powerful gang leaders warned that there will be a civil war if prime minister — ariel henry — does not resign. jimmy cherizier, who is also known as barbecue, has been opposed to the prime minister since he took power following the assassination of presidentjovenel moise in 2021. mr henry was not yet elected to his current position. on tuesday, the prime minister landed in puerto rico after his plane was denied permission to land in haiti due to security concerns. the us ambassador to the united nations addressed the situation on wednesday, saying that while the us is not pushing for mr henry to resign, it does wants to see a po

under armour, talk about not performing well, you know, the burden of proof is on the bull.r has to point to look at the mess we've got. >> carter has such a nice way of making a question sound absolutely stupid. >> sounds like a pair of 2s. [ laughter ] julie, do you think fedex is in any way, shape, or form a bargain? >> no. i think a lot of the dynamics around them, there's so much uncertainty you interest to take on whether it's what is going on with their postal service contract, their pilots union. it's just to me it's one of those really messy cases that you knew in college and you'd rather not be friends with. >> all right. carter and mike, nice to get the band back together sometimes. thank you. >> you bet. >> carter braxton worth and mike khouw. >>> a real estate reality check, a key ruling sending property stocks like zillow, and redfin dropping into today's session. the trade straight ahead. >>> later, courting new bettors as march madness kicks off. we'll dive into the surge in female fan engagement which games are gettinthe stg mo attention. we're "fast money"

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the armourer of rust, where the cinematographer was shot dead, is convicted of involuntary manslaughter election. and feeling hot? that's because global data shows — february — was the warmest on record. hello. a very warm welcome to you. we have a packed programme. the united states vowed to hold the houthi militia group accountable for the deaths of three civilians after a missile strike hit a commercial ship in the gulf of aden on wednesday. at least four people have also been injured. this is the first time such an attack has resulted in fatalities. the greek—owned — but barbados flagged — ship was hit off the southern coast of yemen. the us central command, which oversees operations in the middle east, released this image of the vessel. aru na iyengar reports. houthi attacks in the red sea have now thrown deadly, yesterday, a missile strike by the group on a librarian or an cargo ship resulted in three crew members being killed. there are courses of action like this, join us and uk airstrikes on targets in yemen last month.

but have you seen the satellite imagery which shows that armoured vehicles have gathered close to thezuelan side, that they have armed coastal vessels, again, gathered close to your waters? well, what i'm saying is that we have made it very clear that if there is any breach in our territorial space, if there is any action by anyone to destabilise our country and to invade in any way, shape or form, that we will call upon every force and every friend to help us and to work with us to protect our territorial integrity. perhaps the president's greatest challenge will be persuading his own people that they'll benefit from the oil boom. 40% of the population still lives in poverty. even in the capital, some neighbourhoods reek of neglect and deprivation. this is a divided society where ethnicity often drives political conflict, where the main parties accuse each other of corruption and cronyism. aubrey norton, leader of the opposition people's national congress, took me to the sophia neighbourhood, one of his party's strongholds. i have argued that the government has not produced any polic

but have you seen the satellite imagery which shows that armoured vehicles have gathered close to thezuelan side, that they have armed coastal vessels, again, gathered close to your waters? well, what i'm saying is that we have made it very clear that if there is any breach in our territorial space, if there is any action by anyone to destabilise our country and to invade in any way, shape or form, that we will call upon every force and every friend to help us and to work with us to protect our territorial integrity. perhaps the president's greatest challenge will be persuading his own people that they'll benefit from the oil boom. 40% of the population still lives in poverty. even in the capital, some neighbourhoods reek of neglect and deprivation. this is a divided society where ethnicity often drives political conflict, where the main parties accuse each other of corruption and cronyism. aubrey norton, leader of the opposition people's national congress, took me to the sophia neighbourhood, one of his party's strongholds. i have argued that the government has not produced any polic

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equipment, you get a flight path by helicopter gunships and fighterjets, ofarmoured fighter jets, of armouredighterjets, ofarmoured vehicles, rocket launchers, intimate all that was missing yesterday, just marching troops and the speech online also felt weary, repeated a whole load of things he said in the past. when it came to actually standing tough, he did not sound as divine as he has in previous years, he did blame the opposition groups accusing them of being terrorists. he once again promised an election at some point but there is no timeframe. it felt as though they did not have an awful lot to offer and this comes against the backdrop with the military suffered unprecedented defeat and loss of territory in recent months and still retreating and has now resorted to force the conscription to try and make up the numbers in its ranks. as we watched it we understood it is a very bad at and many times demoralised armed forces. {siege demoralised armed forces. give us a reminder— demoralised armed forces. give us a reminder of— demoralised armed forces. give us a reminder of those _ demorali

the man collided with the president's official armoured state vehicle. the collision the former president was in the vehicle with his protection. no one was injured including members of the protection service. he was evacuated and taken to his home but police have arrested a 51—year—old man for drunken driving. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. relatives of the wall streetjournal reporter, evan gershkovich, are marking the anniversary of his detention in russia. mr gershkovich is the first american to be charged with spying by the russian authorities since the end of the cold war. the us government and the wall streetjournal have dismissed the charge; they say he is being used as a bargaining chip by moscow. my colleague sumi somaskanda has been speaking to evan's co worker at the wall streetjournal, paul beckett — and his sister danielle. she asked danielle how evan was doing. it's really hard for him, but we're so proud of him. he's very resilient and he is working really hard to stay strong. he worries about us. we try to make sure

tide as they try to envelop the city, and you could see footage of ukrainian troops driving out on armouredr heavy artillery fire. that does not portray an organised withdrawal whilst minimising losses. the decision by the republican members of congress wasn't related to the actual fighting on the ground, it was a matter of principle. do we want to pay this kind of money to a country which we don't actually feel any real kind of connection to? will that attitude simply continue regardless of what the fighting on the ground is doing? first off, it does lie with america, ukraine's ability to, in any way, win this war because of the speed and scale it can manufacture ammunition. if you are a sceptical republican with a focus on domestic issues, then it's very hard for ukraine to renew that faith, not least with events in the middle east as well. ukraine is having to really readjust to having to share the spotlight, which is why you're hearing a lot about domestic manufacturing of weapons, notably drones. we mustn't forget the successes ukraine has had in targeting crimea with long range missil

have you seen the satellite imagery which shows that armoured vehicles have gathered close to the borderh essequibo on the venezuelan side, that they have armed coastal vessels again gathered close to your waters? well, what i'm saying is that we have made it very clear that if there is any breach in our territorial space, if there is any action by anyone to destabilise our country and to invade in any way, shape or form, that we will call upon every force and every friend to help us and to work with us to protect our territorial integrity. let's talk about a different aspect of the oil and gas bonanza. your relationship with the key oil corporation, which undertook the exploration and undertakes much of the production, that is exxon. they've been here from the very beginning. yes. why did guyana give exxon such an extraordinarily sweet deal, which gives them an unprecedented amount of economic gain from their work here? well, first of all, this agreement was made under the last government. and you have not changed it, mr president. yes. no, and i'm coming to that. because there is somet

the armour was found guilty of manslaughter but not with witness tampering.r fans after they discovered she had a boyfriend. karina, whose real name is yu ji—min, is the frontwoman grip of the group aespa. grace harbage reports. this is k—pop singer karina, one part of the south korean girl group aespa, whose found out the reality of trying to have a relationship when you're a k—pop superstar. the reaction from fans has been extreme. trucks have appeared outside karina's management with electronic billboards that displayed these words — "is the love given to you by your fans not enough? and you must apologise, otherwise you'll see a decrease in album sales and empty concert seats". this is the man in the spotlight, actor lee jae—wook. the two met last year and his agency have asked for warm respect regarding the relationship. karina's posted to her almost 13 million instagram followers apologising for surprising fans with the new relationship. in a post, she's vowed to heal the wounds that she's inflicted. this isn't uncommon for pop stars in south korea and

is going through, but ukraine is suffering from shortages of things like ammunition, missiles and armoureds in orderfor europe institute which tracks aid said is in order for europe to fulfil the gap by dismissing us aid, it would need to double the pace and extent of military aid delivery. there's a huge gap still to fill, the meeting now is not only of european countries, there are other nato countries, there are other nato countries, some countries in africa, japan, australia and new zealand. they are trying to plug the gap, but it is important for ukraine, and the primus has said they are hoping the delivery of shells from the czech republic, they might get it. the euro ean republic, they might get it. the european council president has written this opinion piece. it says everyone piece we must prepare for war. what more did he say? he made one serious — war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning _ war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which _ war. what more did he say? he made one serious warning which is - war. what more did he say? he made one serious wa

it was her first time as lead armourer on a movie set. prior to beginning your deliberations...nt to look like the real thing, with live bullets that belong to her. there's your silver primer. other live bullets, they said, had also been found dotted around the set. we find the defendant, hannah gutierrez, guilty of involuntary manslaughter as charged. it took just a few hours of deliberation for the jury to deliver their verdict. her mother watching as hannah gutierrez—reed, was taken into custody. what happened here at the bonanza creek ranch has now changed the approach to gun safety in the movie industry to try to make sure such a tragedy never happens again. while real guns are still used, increasingly, directors are opting for digital effects in post—production to simulate gunfire. during the case, the jury was shown footage of alec baldwin rehearsing. he's due to stand trial injuly, also accused of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors will argue that he, too, did not follow basic safety rules when handling a weapon. emma vardy, bbc news, new mexico. you're watching the w

there are reports that armoured vehicles are massing around a hospital in khan younis, although no raidens of what it describes as terrorists. inside gaza, shortages of basic supplies have led the international court ofjustice to warn that famine is now setting in. the court ruled that israel should take all necessary israel has previously said that aid operations are being hampered by hamas fighters. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, is following all of these developments from jerusalem, and she gave me this update — starting with those reports of an israeli air strike in syria. as far as the israeli military is concerned, when i approach then they said they don't comment on reports that are circulating in the foreign media. this is sticking really to a regular position that we have from the israeli air force when it comes to strikes, particularly in neighbouring syria, but we know that over the past decade israel has carried out hundreds of strikes inside syria since the start of the civil war there, and in the past six months since the war in gaza began there have also be

the footage released by pro—ukrainian militias shows an alleged drone attack on a russian armoured militaryled sea drones have been taking ukraine's fight of the heart of russia plasma black sea fleet. these weapons are widely used ljy fleet. these weapons are widely used by kyiv to attack and destroy russian warships. the bbc correspondent got rare access to a unit carries out these operations and is in this report from odesa. this is a ukraine's new deadly weapon. see drone. it has become a major threat for russian warships in the black sea. this unit has destroyed five russian military vessels since it was set up last year. they are called group 13 and they're part of ukraine's military intelligence agency. this drone model is called after anna's slavic war goddess. its main advantages are size and speed. when russian sailors that act as drones, it is often too late to defend their ships. the drone doesn't _ late to defend their ships. tue: drone doesn't emit late to defend their ships. tte: drone doesn't emit a late to defend their ships. t'te: drone doesn't emit a lot late to defend th

she's not the only child affected by last—minute cancellations at this hospital. 13—year—old shaye armourerred from edinburgh to newcastle children's hospital yesterday. hi! his family have made the four—hour journey from their home in greenock to find out what happens next. very upset, to say the least, and very, very angry that they've done this to shaye. shaye felt extremely comfortable with dr adams, especially doing such complicated procedures. it'sjust not on. you can't do that to a child. you can't start something and then stop. chris adams spoke to the bbc last year to raise concerns about the impact on patients of ongoing nursing shortages in the nhs. it's the fact that that patient is not treated and it's getting worse, and the distress, when you've seen enough families cry. nhs lothian say they do not discuss individual patients, but apologise to those affected by procedures being rescheduled a number of times. in the meantime, families like eva's and shaye's, who were under his care, say they feel hopelessly stuck in the middle, with their children's lives at risk. lisa summer

and as evidence of their success, the fighters posted this video claiming to show a russian armoured we've done some checks and we know it's recent and it is indeed filmed in talkeetna. and we can tell because of the layout of the buildings that match the location on the map. what we can't tell from the video, though, is who controls the village and whose military vehicle that was hit. so for its part, the russian defence ministry says the border has not been breached and that the fighters have suffered heavy losses. and they posted this video set to show a destroyed military vehicle and they posted this video said to show a destroyed military vehicle of the pro—ukraine fighters in one of the villages. now, we've matched the location to this spot on the map. as you can see, it's right on the border between russia and ukraine. but we can't be sure when exactly the incident took place or who the tank belongs to. russian authorities also say 234 pro—ukraine fighters were killed, but they haven't provided any evidence to support this. so what proof is there to suggest that the pro—ukrain

earlier, i spoke with nancy armour, a usa today sports columnist, for more on ms clark's big moment.itlin clark make history?— make history? first of all any time an athlete _ make history? first of all any time an athlete does - make history? first of all any i time an athlete does something historic it is always cool to watch but to see what this represents four women's basketball and sports overall it is really impressive, amazing, you know, she is a game changer and this was, just watching the reaction today it is a watershed moment for women's sports. t is a watershed moment for women's sports.— is a watershed moment for women's sports. i wanted to ask ou if women's sports. i wanted to ask you if you _ women's sports. i wanted to ask you if you could _ women's sports. i wanted to ask you if you could put _ women's sports. i wanted to ask you if you could put this - women's sports. i wanted to ask you if you could put this into - you if you could put this into perspective. she breaks the record of 3667 points and she is the top soaring player in men's and women's possible history

earlier, i spoke with nancy armour, a usa today sports columnist, for more on ms clark's big moment.d watching caitlin clark make history? you know, personable, _ caitlin clark make history? ym. know, personable, any time an athlete does something historic, it is cool to watch it, but to see what this represents four women's basketball and women's sports overall, it is impressive, amazing. she has been a game changer and just watching the reaction today, it is a watershed moment for women's sports. i watershed moment for women's sorts. ., , ., watershed moment for women's sorts. .,, ., ., ., sports. i was going to ask if ou sports. i was going to ask if you could — sports. i was going to ask if you could put _ sports. i was going to ask if you could put this _ sports. i was going to ask if you could put this into - you could put this into perspective a bit. she breaks pistol pete maritz�*s record and she is the top scoring player in men's and women's college basketball history, but what does that mean? —— pete maravich. i does that mean? -- pete maravich— does that mean? -- pete mara

it was her first time as lead armourer on a movie set. prior to beginning your deliberations...e the real thing, with live bullets that belonged to her. there's your silver primer. other live bullets, they said, had also been found dotted around the set. we find the defendant, hannah gutierrez, guilty of involuntary manslaughter as charged. it took just a few hours of deliberation for the jury to deliver their verdict. her mother watching as hannah gutierrez—reed, was taken into custody. what happened here at the bonanza creek ranch has now changed the approach to gun safety in the movie industry to try to make sure such a tragedy never happens again. while real guns are still used, increasingly, directors are opting for digital effects in post—production to simulate gunfire. during the case, the jury was shown footage of alec baldwin rehearsing. he's due to stand trial injuly, also accused of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors will argue that he, too, did not follow basic safety rules when handling a weapon. emma vardy, bbc news, new mexico. now, meet leo the labrador. he'll

there are reports that armoured vehicles are massing around a hospital in khan younis, although no raidbeen staged, and israel also claims it has apprehended dozens of what it describes as terrorists. inside gaza, shortages of basic supplies have led the international court ofjustice to warn that famine is now setting in. the court ruled that, "israel should take all necessary "and effective measures to ensure, without delay, "the unhindered provision "of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance." israel has previously said that aid operations are being hampered by hamas fighters. let's speak to our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, who's injerusalem. hello to you. i want to begin with those air strikes in syria. are you hearing any more detail about what happened there? i hearing any more detail about what happened there?— happened there? i mean, as far as the israeli military _ happened there? i mean, as far as the israeli military is _ happened there? i mean, as far as the israeli military is concerned, . the israeli military is concerned, when i have approa

the armourer on the film rust has been found guilty of manslaughter.d this year. nikki haley pulls out of the republican race for the white house, but stops short of endorsing donald trump. three crew members of a cargo ship have been killed in a houthi strike — the first deaths to be caused by the group's attacks on merchant vessels. and scandal in the k—pop world — aespa frontwoman apologises to fans over having a boyfriend. live from her studio in singapore, this is bbc news. we a big story from the world of hollywood — after only a few hours of deliberation, the jury in the criminal trial against rust movie armorer hannah gutierrez reed has found her guilty of manslaughter. she has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. this over the death of the film's cinematographer, halyna hutchins. the case was centred around how a live round made it into the prop gun used by actor alec baldwin and how it had found its way onto set.

the prosecution said the armourer on set, hannah gutierrez—reed, had mixed up dummy rounds meant to lookersonally, and that other live bullets had been found dotted around the set. they argued hannah gutierrez didn't carry out the right safety checks that would have detected the fact a live bullet had been mistakenly loaded into the gun. afterjust a few hours of deliberation, a jury found her guilty of involuntary manslaughter. we find the defendant, hannah gutierrez, guilty of involuntary manslaughter as charged in count one. what happened here at the bonanza creek ranch has now changed the approach to gun safety in the movie industry to try to make sure such a tragedy never happens again. while real guns are still used, increasingly directors are opting for digital effects in post—production to simulate gunfire. were you in the room when that lady, when someone was shot? i was holding the gun, yeah. 0k. alec baldwin is due to stand trial in july also accused of involuntary manslaughter. he claims he never pulled the trigger, but prosecutors will argue he, too, did not follow basic safe

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. >>> investors sounding off over kevin plank as under armour's ceo. >>> stocks are fighting to closeth a marginal gain digging into the markets right now and what the options market are saying, let's bring in amy wu silverman. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. let's talk about if this is a big deal or big day for markets given it is the middle friday in the month of march. could that witching happen this afternoon be a real catalyst for trading today? >> good morning, dom. not only is it options expiration today, but the ides of march which signals doom and gloom. it is interesting because the options market signals the opposite. there is volumeatility. it is on the upside and this up-crash is something we see. we continue to see the positive momentum that the options market is flagging. >> there is something interesting developing right now. many folks are using options more these days than over the course of the last several months. what do you think is triggering the wave of interest and options trading and where are you seeing the most action? what types of stocks

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