shortly we hope to speak to the attorney gloria allred on this programme. be coming up programme. that will be coming up later. but for now, let's go to another story coming out of the us. a senior us prosecutor says two men convicted of the murder in 1965 of the american civil rights leader malcolm x are to have their convictions quashed. the manhattan district attorney said muhammad a aziz and khalil islam, who spent decades in prison for the killing, did not get the justice they deserved. aru na iyengar reports. the fire hit the window... malcolm x the charismatic advocate for black empowerment. he was 39 when he was killed, shot dead in a new york city ballroom in front of his family. he was the public face of the nation of islam. unlike his contemporary, martin luther king, malcolm x did not want to see full racial integration. he believed, in his early days, the black separatism was the answer. i the black separatism was the answer. . ., ., ., , answer. i am not for anybody who says _ answer. i am not for anybody who says black— answer. i am not for a

joining me now is gloria allred, a victim rights attorney and she represents miss mitchell. t one issue. for one thing, brianna, that gun was never supposed to be discharged and it was not properly handed to him. it should have been handed to him by the armorer, who was charged with securing weapons, and staying with weapons, and then that is the person who was supposed to hand it to the actor. instead, the assistant director, mr. halls, is the one who handed it to mr. baldwin. and when miss -- the industry wide labor management safety protocols that are -- that are supposed to be followed by everyone in motion pictures and everyone in television involving firearms says that everyone who handled a firearm should handle that firearm as though it is loaded, mr. halls apparently didn't show mr. baldwin when he handed it to him that he didn't demonstrate that there was nothing in the rounds, nothing in the chambers. he allegedly made a statement that it was a cold gun, meaning it wasn't loaded. mr. baldwin should not have relied on that statement if in fact it was made, that it w

properly check the gun that kill the movie's cinematographer and wounded the director lawyer, gloria allred is representing script supervisor. amy mitchell, the lawsuit claims mitchell standing close to hutchens when ball and pulled the trigger and she was the first to call 911, already alleges the scene scheduled for that day did not call for any guns to be discharged. >> in our opinion. mister baldwin shows to play russian roulette. when he fired a gun without checking it. and without having the armor do so. >> in his presence every live the shooting and the sound of the explosion. >> come again over and over again. >> complaint also names other rest producers, including the assistant director who declared the gun was safe moments before the shooting. this is the second lawsuit against the actor and more are expected. well, rapper young doff was shot and killed in memphis, tennessee. the 36 year-old was gunned down while leaving a bakery yesterday afternoon reportedly after buying cookies. he recently raved about it in a video on his social media. authorities are still searching for the g

script supervisor mammy mitchell sat with attorney gloria allred today.and spoke out for the first time about the shooting. mitchell said she feels depressed and doesn't feel safe following that shooting. allred says the lawsuit contains new allegations concerning baldwin's fatal shooting of cinematographer elena hutchins. mitchell previously said she was standing next to hutchins. when she was shot. we allege in our lawsuit that the events that led to the shooting by mr baldwin of a loaded gun. do not constitute simple negligence. on alec baldwin's part. or the producers of rust. instead. in our opinion. mr baldwin shows to play russian roulette. when he fired a gun without checking it. i'll never forget what happened on the set of russ that day. i relive the shooting and the sound of the explosion from the gun over and over again. i'm depressed. i don't feel safe. i feel like at any moment anything could happen to me. into those that i care about that are standing close to me. mitchell's lawsuit joins another by the head of lighting on the film, which s