the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins�* memory following her death.ng they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. the death of halyna hutchins led to calls for greater safety on film sets and a key question in this case will be how low i've ammunition ended up on set at all —— live ammunition. actors unions have argued that actors are supposed to be able to trust the professionals hired to take care of weapons on film sets and this fresh judge for alec baldwin will come as something of a surprise after the previous prosecution was dropped. emma, thank you. prince harry has withdrawn his libel claim against the publisher of the mail on sunday. the duke of sussex had sued associated newspapers over an article about his security arrangements after stepping back as a senior royal. 0ur media correspondent david sillito reports. in prince harry's ongoing legal war against britain's newspapers, this is perhaps a minor battle. but after a series of victories against the mail an

it follows the fatal shooting, on the set of the movie rust, of the cinematographer, halyna hutchins.something of— development? this is certainly something of a _ development? this is certainly something of a surprise - development? this is certainly i something of a surprise because development? this is certainly - something of a surprise because the charges against alec baldwin were previously dropped. they were still lingering because the gun fired on set was still being looked at, i do is follow the new forensic report that this new in voluntary manslaughter charge has been brought. 0f manslaughter charge has been brought. of course, the tragic death of halyna hutchins on—site happening during the filming two years ago, and ever since then alec baldwin has maintained he didn't pull the trigger, he wasn't responsible for her death. he was holding a pistol getting ready to shoot a scene when the going went off, it killed halyna hutchins and wounded the director as well. he's always denied responsibility. 0ne well. he's always denied responsibility. one of the key questions is how li

halyna, for the detailed story and for the answers to the questions, professional answers, halyna kutsith us, a deputy from kharkiv. of the regional council , well, now we will add another guest, but there are literally a few seconds, the enemy has become more active in the kupinsky direction, well , more about the situation, by the way, with this settlement, which i spoke about in kharkiv region, if i am not mistaken, if i wrote down everything correctly, tebayivka, there was information that the enemy captured him, then that the enemy did not capture him, then that his ukrainian troops actually unblocked, why do i say unblocked, because you know this, this is such a territory where... you can't say about definitive liberation or de-occupation, because when the enemy moves on, it's de-occupation, as it was in the kherson region, for example, and on the right bank, or it was in the kharkiv region, when there was an offensive, this kupyan-izyum operation used to take place, when the enemy went far away, you understand, you de-occupied, when the enemy and the forces of the armed forces o

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins' memory following her death.aying they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. emma vardy emma va rdy reporting emma vardy reporting there. now, in south africa, violent crime is soaring. the murder rate is now at a 20—year high. criminals are growing more aggressive and brazen by the day. many of those living in fear work in the security sector, with audacious heists of security vans commonplace. daniel de simone reports from johannesburg. a normal day in a security van carrying cash in south africa. what happens next looks extraordinary. but it's a constant criminal threat. this is a cash—in—transit robbery. vans rammed off busy roads. guards terrorised. bombs used to access cash. explosion. cit hijackings are one of the violent crimes at crisis levels here. this guard survived a robbery. some don't. as a human being, i'm scared. but, hey, i'm going out. i might not come back, but it's life for everyone in cit. from here they disp

almost two years in captivity and she is finally at home, the marine girl halyna fedyshyn has returned from captivity. she comes from prykarpattia, where the whole family is waiting for her. our natalie farmus spoke about emotions and feelings on the eve of the meeting. she was loved in the team very much. already everyone was worried for her, in the hands of galina's mother, there was a photo of her daughter, whom she had not seen for almost two years, this is her, she was born here and spent her childhood on girlfriends, she had many girlfriends, that's all, well, in a word, she played like we say played with her girlfriends, after finishing the ninth grade, the girl decided to become a doctor, however, when the anti-terrorist operation began, she got a contract and went to luhansk region, and she could not be refused, she said, she says, if i wasn't at home, even if i was the war , she would have started at home and would have gone anyway, i say, well, she didn’t tell me that she was going to the ato, she says, i will try, i will be in the unit, they won’t take me there, i won’t sig

halyna, i have this is a question for you, well, we understand, what is it really about, well, you havedy talked a lot about the fact that there should be an individual approach, and kharkiv region is special in that it is a militarized zone, and it has somehow gotten used to the fact that these years, almost two years of full-scale war to live and study in such conditions, and here i want to ask you, and how? in general , regarding the number of state orders, in particular at your university and the number of contract employees, because we understand that, well, it probably also matters, how much the state is generally interested in the university, as a matter of fact forges of personnel that are needed for our state, if we speak at least in proportions, then what are they? i can't tell you right now, i'm not a member of the admissions committee, i'm a university professor, but i'm a guarantor. post-graduate studies pag phd pag majoring in political science , then i can say according to the parish where i teach graduate students and what i do, we are admissions, well, i was the head of

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins�* memory following her death. trials, saying they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. turning now — to the us presidential campaign. the race for the republican nomination will heat up on tuesday, when new hampshire voters take to the polls in the first primary of the 2024 election cycle. tuesday's republican primary will test former president donald trump's frontrunner status after his landslide victory in iowa. and former governor of south carolina nikki haley is looking to establish herself as the main rival to mr trump with a strong showing in the granite state. meanwhile, florida governor ron desantis is looking past new hampshire. he is focusing his efforts on ms haley's home state of south carolina. unique to new hampshire's election is the state's bloc of independent voters. they represent nearly 40% of its electorate and can vote in the republican primary. haley hopes to win over these voters to secure a chance at beatin

halyna , i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you, i will start, of course, with what, aftery shelling of kharkiv, there were problems with... electricity supply, maybe there were other certain the problems of the residents, specifically in their residential buildings, are these issues resolved today, are there still certain consequences of enemy shelling, enemy strikes, which make the life of the townspeople uncomfortable today, let's say so, uh, thank you, uh, well, in fact, these armed shelling, which has been going on for more than two, two or three weeks continues, and on january 23rd it was just a kind of peak when at 4:00 in the morning and at... 7:00 in the morning and late in the evening there were shellings, and of course, a lot of damaged buildings, a lot of damaged people, there were deaths, uh, and in fact , today kharkiv's communal services are working very quickly, and here we must give them credit and we constantly thank them, because they have been working quickly since the first day of the full-scale invasion, and now most of the houses have already been ene

she said our clients have always sought the truth about the day that halyna hutchins was killed. they would like there to be accountability in the criminal justice system. the grand jury has thought there was sufficient evidence to indict alec baldwin on involuntary manslaughter. final reaction on how this is all developing. >> final reaction is i believe that there was another law firm representing the family. i know that that case was resolved. so, you know, you hate to see if the civil cases are driving the criminal. i think it's somewhat untoward that a case had fallen apart the first time to bring it a second time. it's certainly not double jeopardy. >> martha: thanks, mark. now we bring in leo terrell, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor who has been watching this case closely as well. i'd like to start, if i may, with this sound bite from steve wolf on this program on november 16 after alec baldwin claimed that he would never and did not pull the trigger. here's what this weapons expert had to say. watch. >> that would be contrary to my opinion and that of the f

halyna, we say good morning to you. is he really like that in kharkiv in kharkiv oblast?ulations, uh, this night in kharkiv, thank god, it was calm, but the region was restless, late yesterday evening... again, the border areas of the region were shelled, as always , the hottest spot is kupyansk, this is senkivka near kupyansk. it is very important for the russians to take this sinkivka plazdarm to advance to kupyansk nodal, and kupinsk nodal is a railway station on the left bank of the oskol river, kupinsk is on two banks of the river, and it is very important for the russians to take this railway station because it is very difficult for them. to deliver resources for their army, and our armed forces are well done, they are holding this bridgehead, of course, it is very difficult, it is very cold now, in kharkiv oblast there is frost, snow, our soldiers are holding on, and we are helping them with all our strength, as we can, we are talking about this again a possible attack on kharkiv during this year, where they come from and how to treat them in general. well, actuall

halyna finds cold comfort at the graveside.s and you think it's the soul of your child hugging you. her child and so many more are gone, killed on and off the battlefield. the hope of ukraine filling early graves. 0rla guerin, bbc news, zaporizhzhia. let's turn to some important news around the world: donald trump has asked the us supreme court to intervene over his disqualification from the colorado primary ballot. last month, the state's highest court concluded that the former president engaged in insurrection before and during the 6january capitol riots, and that as a result, he should not be eligible for the ballot. mr trump is also challenging a similar exclusion from the state ballot in maine. the woman who appeared in a famous photograph of a couple kissing on a street in paris has died aged 93. francoise bornet was featured in �*the kiss by the hotel de ville', taken in 1950 by photographer robert doisneau. the black—and—white picture became a huge commercial success in the 1980s. however, it also prompted a legal row a

halyna finds cold comfort at the graveside.. - the winds blows and you think it's the soul of your child hugging you. her child and so many more are gone, killed on and off the battlefield. the hope of ukraine filling early graves. 0rla guerin, bbc news, zaporizhzhia. let's turn to some other news from around the world. donald trump has asked the us supreme court to intervene over his disqualification from the colorado primary ballot. last month, the state's highest court concluded that the former president engaged in an insurrectiion before —— insurrection before and during the january 6 capitol riots. as a result, he should not be eligible for the ballot. mr trump has made also challenged a similar exclusion from the state ballot in maine. a prominent lgbtq rights activist in uganda is in critical condition after being stabbed. steven kabuye was attacked by unknown assailants on the outskirts of the capital kampala on wednesday. police say kabuye told detectives that he had been receiving death threats. human rights groups sa

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something happened to us with the internet, let me remind you that it was halyna kuts, a deputy of theegional council, we were talking about kharkiv, actually about the idea of ​​uniting two universities named after skoroda and karazin, and ms. halyna is a teacher at the university named after frying pans, now we will try to restore contact with her, well, maybe it will work out, maybe it won't work out, in a word, we will remind that we will remind that today 10 years, since she died on the maidan, then the two first heroes of this war, one can truly say, here i agree with olena bilozerska, a ukrainian, a ukrainian soldier, a sniper, the one who has also been fighting since the first days of the war, since the 14th, the actual year, and mykhailo, or mykhailo zhiznevskyi and serhii, died then. samvel nigayan, their real names were these, they died on the day of the cathedral of ukraine, very symbolically these first two victims of the war for independence, in fact, which ukraine started in the 14th year, or continued, perhaps, the war that is ongoing in fact, intermittently since the 1

kristina's mother, halyna spitsyna, doesn't know how to live without her.ans to make for tomorrow. sometimes you are able to smile. but then you remember that she can't smile any more. i can't explain it. it's as if you have died, but can still speak. svitlana's family inhabit their own universe of grief. father yurii siemieikin, mother anna and 12—year—old sister sasha. "i live in my own world," she says. "i feel safer now because i feel that svita is always with me." yurii tells me svitlana, who was 18, was musicalfrom childhood and wrote her own songs. he heard the explosion here at home and rushed to look for her. translation: police brought me | to the place, and i saw what i saw. svitlana was lying on the ground in front of me. how is it possible in the 21st century to do something like this completely unprovoked ? i don't know. kristina and svitlana lie buried side by side. they sang to raise funds for troops and civilians and to raise morale. halyna finds cold comfort at the graveside. translation: you come - here to see or hear something. the winds

let me remind you that halyna fodyshyn was the last girl marine who was captured by the occupiers. such was the news at that time, you can read more on our website espresso tv, also follow us on social networks and watch us on youtube. my colleagues antin borkovskii and marta oliyarnyk continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel, and we will see you at 4 p.m. the informational marathon on espresso continues its work, we are adding petr olyschuk, a political scientist, associate professor of the taras shevchenko university of technology to our ether, say the editors, who are preparing for the inclusion of petr oleschuk. i will remind you that the white house announced the lack of money for new aid packages to ukraine, this was said at a briefing for journalists, the coordinator of strategic communications of the national security council of the white house, john. kirby is reported by european pravda, and in fact, kirby is quoted. we have already given ukraine the last package of security assistance that we have funds for just before the new year and after christmas, and we mus

kristina's mother, halyna spitsyna, doesn't know how to live without her. you are able to smile. but then you remember that she can't smile any more. i can't explain it. it's as if you have died, but can still speak. svitlana's family inhabit their own universe of grief. father yurii siemieikin, mother anna and 12—year—old sister sasha. "i live in my own world," she says. "i feel safer now because i feel that svita "is always with me." yurii tells me svitlana, who was 18, was musicalfrom childhood and wrote her own songs. he heard the explosion here at home and rushed to look for her. translation: police . brought me to the place, and i saw what i saw. svitlana was lying on the ground in front of me. how is it possible in the 21st century to do something like this, completely unprovoked? i don't know. kristina and svitlana lie buried side by side. they sang to raise funds for troops and civilians and to raise morale. halyna finds cold comfort at the graveside. translation: you come - here to see or hear something. the winds blows and you think it's the soul

kristina's mother, halyna spitsyna, doesn't know how to live without her.e. but then you remember that she can't smile any more. i can't explain it. it's as if you have died, but can still speak. svitlana's family inhabit their own universe of grief. father yurii siemieikin, mother anna and 12—year—old sister sasha. "i live in my own world," she says. "i feel safer now because i feel that svita is always with me." yurii tells me svitlana, who was 18, was musical from childhood and wrote her own songs. he heard the explosion here at home and rushed to look for her. translation: police . brought me to the place, and i saw what i saw. svitlana was lying on the ground in front of me. how is it possible in the 21st century to do something like this completely unprovoked ? i don't know. kristina and svitlana lie buried side by side. they sang to raise funds for troops and civilians and to raise morale. halyna finds cold comfort at the graveside. translation: you come - here to see or hear something. the winds blows and you think it's the soul of your child huggin

well, now we are adding to our marathon halyna kuts, deputy of the kharkiv regional council, doctor of political sciences, professor of kharkiv slava to ukraine, professor, we congratulate you, glory to the heroes, have a good day. well, we would like to ask you about the operational situation in kharkiv, first of all, in particular, we are talking about the enemy shelling of the kholodnohirsky district, yesterday, the enemy fired s-300 missiles, the missiles are powerful, they do not hit very well, one and a half dozen kharkiv residents were injured, i would like to ask you, i understand, there are none military objects, there are low-rise buildings , such one- and two-story houses of the old type, eh, there was some kind of hospital nearby, why are these two rockets so loud, when we are all here... panicked, it was incomprehensible, and there are wounded, yes , there are injured people, there are dead people, it is really, very unfortunate that there are dead people, mrs. galina, i would also like to ask you, the last time we saw each other, we discussed the situation regarding the u

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins' memory following her death.ut what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. emma vardy, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news now. it's now known that all 13 people killed in a fire at a boarding school in central china were children aged nine and ten. the blaze started in a boys' dormitory in the nanyang region of henan province. the us military says it has carried out further strikes against houthi targets in yemen, destroying three anti—ship missiles. the houthis have staged dozens of attacks on shipping in the red sea region. a bbc verify investigation has uncovered a network of nearly 200 fake social media accounts operating in uganda. using false identities, those behind them have been pushing messages praising the government and targeting its critics at times with threats. the bbc�*s marco silva has been looking into this story for us. he's been explaining what stood out about these accounts. i came across this network of fake social media accounts. th

manslaughter charge a second time in the 2021 accidental shooting death of "rust" cinematographer halynautchins. >> whatever you want to do. >> yes, sir, all right. >> reporter: prosecutors said facts surfaced from a firearms report last august revealing the revolver in the shooting was found to function properly, and the trigger had to be pulled for the weapon to fire. two months later, it led them to believe that baldwin has criminal culpability in hutchins' death. this indictment charges him with involuntary manslaughter, negligent use of a firearm or, in the alternative, without due caution or circumspection. if found guilty, baldwin can only be convicted of one of these charges. back in april, special prosecutors dropped all manslaughter charges against baldwin after sources say the gun was determined to be mechanically improper. at the time, those prosecutors saying, this decision does not absolve mr. baldwin of criminal culpability, and charges may be refiled. >> were you in the room -- >> i was the one holding the gun, yes. >> reporter: baldwin has long maintained he was not resp

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins�* memory following her death.ily have welcomed the prospect of criminal trials, saying they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. we can speak live now to ron zambrano, who's an attorney and partner at west coast trial lawyers. welcome to you. thanks for being with us. what you make of these charges being brought separately but again? it these charges being brought separately but again?- separately but again? it was inevitable, _ separately but again? it was inevitable, because, - separately but again? it was inevitable, because, as- separately but again? it was | inevitable, because, as many people remember, back last april they drop them and everybody was wondering why, there was a lot of speculation, including that the prosecution wasn't quite ready because they anticipated that mr baldwin and his attorneys would be continuing that hearing. so now they are back, they had another grand jury saying let's charge him again and these

baldwin has criminal culpability in the death of halyna hutchins and said a grand jury would decide.d of the new accusations, baldwin faces up to 18 months in prison. >> all right, both charges are involuntary manslaughter, but one is negligent use of a firearm, the other is without due caution. here to break down the indictment is attorney areva martin. first off, is this unusual to be indicted for a second time? >> it is unusual, particularly in this case, amara, where you have prosecutors who pretty much acknowledge that they couldn't move forward with the first case, dismissing charges, and now having a second case brought forward, the grand jury issuing this indictment. it's pretty much the same evidence, although they said new evidence came forward. we heard even before the new indictment that there was evidence that the trigger was pulled, even though alec baldwin has maintained he did not pull the trigger. i think this is going to be a difficult case for prosecutors because they're taking the position that anyone that is handed a gun has an obligation to ensure that they use

new mexico on new charges of involuntary manslaughter stemming from the shooting of cinematographer halynator backin dismissed charges against the actor back in april, just two weeks before his trial was due to start. that news just broke and in the last few minutes. for a long time, south africa has been plagued by violent crime — from murders, to car—jackings to robberies — but now, levels have reached a 20—year high. with an election this year, there is little evidence that the government is near to getting the situation under control, with many people relying on private security instead of police. daniel de simone sent this report from johannesburg. a normal day in a security van carrying cash in south africa. what happens next looks extraordinary. but it's a constant criminal threat. this is a cash—in—transit robbery. vans rammed off busy roads. guards terrorised. bombs used to access cash. explosion cit hijackings are one of the violent crimes at crisis levels here. this guard survived a robbery. some don't. as a human being, i'm scared. but, hey, i'm going out. i might not come back

alec baldwin indicted for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the 2021 fatal shooting of halyna hutchins on the set of the movie "rust." how his legal team is responding. >>> all that and football fever. the divisional around kicks off today. texans sensation c.j. stroud looks to lead to an upset win over the baltimore ravens and the san francisco 49ers led by brock purdy aims to prove they are the best with a win over the green bay packers. football fans gearing up for a great weekend. "today" saturday, january 224. >> announcer: from nbc news 24. >> announcer: from nbc news news , this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a. >>> good morning. lamar jackson likely the mvp favorite in the nfl. >> i knew you would do this. >> a good weekend for football fans. >> you are slowly trying to bring me over into the fold. i understand. >> you are welcome. this is also the closing weekend ahead of the new hampshire first in the nation's primary. donald trump and nikki haley making the final pitches there. ron desantis trailing way behind in new hampshire.

mexico grand jury in the fatal accidental shooting on the rust movies that depict cinematographer halyna hutchins was actively killed when baldwin fired a live round during a rehearsal a little more than two years ago. baldwin repeatedly maintained his innocence. he has been charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. elizabeth white meister is with us right now. i will bring misty mirus to talk about this, elizabeth, tell us more. >> reporter: on the indictment there are two charges for involuntary manslaughter against alec baldwin. the grand jury found there is sufficient evidence to indict him. the key to remember here is negligence. nobody is saying that alec baldwin intended to murder halyna hutchins, these are involuntary manslaughter charges he is facing. this was obviously a terrible accident and tragedy that went wrong on the set. remember that alec baldwin has continuously maintained his innocence. he has said he did not pull the trigger. last year in august 2023, fbi report that said the trigger was pulled, no way the gun could have gone off. in the indictment while t

. >> welcome back, actor alec baldwin facing new charges in the death of mozeliak halyna hutchins ons follows a case where the charges were dropped. christina has the details. >> if convicted of involuntary manslaughter, he could serve up to year and a half in prison under new mexico law. a grand jury indicted baldwin in a fourth degree felony for his part in the death of halyna hutchins two years after she was shot for the low budget western film "rust". baldwin was an actor and co-producer of the film. he had the gun when it fired killing her and injuring the director souza. baldwin has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and says he pulled back the hammer, but did not pull the gun's trigger. he was initially charged with involuntary manslaughter in january, but three months later, last april, special prosecutors dropped the charge after new evidence indicating that the gun had been mod fight before being delivered to the set. new analysis by ballistics experts determined the trigger had to be pulled for the gun to fire. in a statement, attorneys for hutchens family said in part, quote, w

he pointed the give up at halyna hutchins and he pulled the trigger. >> and again, team baldwin disputing of that. they said that they will fight these charges, anderson. >> what happens next in the case? >> so in the state of new mexico, what happens next is what's called a first appearance. that can happen either in person,al he can baldwin could be summoned to new mexico. they might handle it as a video conference. we didn't hear or see him. this will be very interesting to watch. after the initial set of charges, we heard from numerous legal experts raising the main question we had. if there's an actor who was handed a gun and told this gun was empty. is he liable for whatever happens after that? now, prosecutors appeared to say yes. this grand jury said yes. that he should be indicted. we'll have to see what happens next. we did get a statement today from baldwin's attorney. a very short statement saying they looked forward to their day in court. >> thank you. >>> coming up, in buffalo to watch the buffalo bills. he asked if we could send it. we said sure, at least as far as the park

could serve up to a year and a half and baldwin indicted for the felony for his role in the death of halynaafter fatally being shot during a rehearsal for the low budget western film rust. baldwin was an actor and coproducer of the fill and will baldwin was point-blank layupsing the prop gun at hutchens when it fired and killing the 42-year-old mom and injuring the director in october of 2021 in new mexico. >> this isn't a murder case. this is involuntary man sleuther and all they have to prove is reckless disregard for the safety of others and he was the executive producers and there were many complaints about the safety protocols on the set. >> baldwin repeatedly denied any wrong doing and pulled back the hammer but did not pull the trigger. he was initially charged with involuntary manslaughter for hutchens death last year back in january but last april, special prosecutors dropped the charge of getting new evidence in indicating the prop gun was modified before it was delivered to set. however, a new analysis by ballistics and forensic experts determined the trigger had to be pulled for

but there was only one person he was pointing the gun at halyna hutchins, only one person whose handhammer heback, an hd had to pull thetr trigger.ig so what happened is they took this gun and they decided that they were going to do everything they can to see if there wasg ta way the gun would actually shoot the round, that live round that should never have been in the gun in the first place, and the only way they could have thatal happen is ifly you actually pull the trigger. he is lying, according to the fbi, when he says he didn't pull the trigger. but th e truth is they have to actually take a mallet to thatet tgun to get the gun to actuall. so unless they did that testing with the actual gun, which has now been basically destroyed,um which is the argument ofen the defense will use, as amy prosecutor, my response to thatr is you've got to use that gun,n. you can't use another gun. you have to try to figure out what makeswh this gun shoot. and it's jusn sht like dna. if you have dna in a criminal case, you only have one bit of it, you got to call tht ofe defe in d if you're going

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins' memory following her death.iminal trials, saying they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. emma vardy, bbc news. a united nations human rights official has accused israeli troops in gaza of abusing palestinian detainees. he told the bbc he's received testimony from refugees fleeing gaza that people were beaten and humiliated. israel says it arrests people suspected of involvement in terrorist activity, and treats them in accordance with international law. president biden has said he believes a two—state solution can be found in the middle east, even with benjamin netanyahu in office. the israeli prime minister said this week that he opposed the creation of a palestinian state once the current war in gaza was over. mps have asked public sector organisations, including hmrc and the treasury, for details of any contracts with fujitsu. the commons treasury committee wants to know how much has been spent on contracts with the firm si

baldwin with one count of involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer halyna hutchins on that "rust" film set. baldwin's attorneys say, we look forward to our day in court. baldwin was initially charged with two counts of involuntary manslaughter last year, but the charges were dismissed, citing new evidence that required further investigation. in a report released last summer, prosecutors claimed new forensic testing of the gun concluded that baldwin had to have pulled the trigger, something the actor has repeatedly denied now, a trial date has not yet been set, but if convicted, he could face up to 18 months in jail. >> all right, chloe, thank you. >>> to the race for 2024 now the republican candidates entering the final weekend of campaigning before tuesday's new hampshire primary. donald trump and nikki haley ramping up attacks as the former president gets a boost from a one-time rival. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: with four days until new hampshire votes, front-runner donald trump is looking for a victory that could all but wrap up the nomination >

the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins' memory following her death.aying they've always wanted the truth about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. earlier my colleague spoke to a criminal defence lawyer who explained what evidence the prosecution may present. i believe it does relate to this gun evidence which states that the experts are opining that this gun could not have fired if he had not pulled the trigger. and alec baldwin has always maintained that he did not pull the trigger. and some of the evidence that they have against him would be that he's maintained that he did not pull the trigger. and if it turns out that the gun could not have fired without that happening, the prosecution feels like they can make him look uncredible to a jury. i think they believe they have that evidence, as well as other evidence that would likely relate to alec baldwin's knowledge relating to safety violations on the set and perhaps training that he ignored or training that he had, but that he did not act within

. >> reporter: a new jersey grand jury indicting the actor in the 2021 death of cinematographer halynaens, killed when the revolver baldwin was rehearsing with fired a live bullet. in april special prosecutors dropping initial charges against the actor after sources say the gun was determined to be mechanically improper. but nearly six months later, after receiving new analysis of that gun and expert testimony, prosecutors announcing they would seek to recharge him, saying additional facts have come to light that show mr. baldwin has criminal culpability. in an interview with george stephanopoulos weeks after, baldwin adamant he did not pull the trigger. >> you never pulled the trigger? >> no, no, no. i would never point a gun at anyone and pull a trigger, never. >> reporter: his lawyer says in a statement, we look forward to our day in court. >>> stunning developments in a murder case that gripped the nation more than two decades ago. today, scott peterson's former attorney and one of the jurors at his trial gave their opinions of the explosive new allegations made by the los angeles

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the film rust was completed in halyna hutchins' memory following her death.h about what happened that day. if convicted, alec baldwin could face up to 18 months in prison. before we go, let's just show you this — a murmuration of starlings caught on camera in northwest england. it took place at a reserve at leighton moss, near morecambe in lancashire. the phenomenon happens at dusk, just before the birds roost for the night — drawing large crowds of birdwatchers. just to remind you of a breaking news in the past our sense of god on air, getting details through from the israel— 11 on —— israel— lebanon border saying a israeli strike has killed two members of the militant group hamas in lebanon as they were travelling in a car and that is three security sources in lebanon telling reuters that information so an israeli strike on southern lebanon killing two. that's it, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. hello. we've got some pretty stormy weather on the way later tomorrow. latest named storm, storm isha, named by the uk met office, will roll its way in an

it follows the fatal shooting on the set of the movie "rust " and the death of halyna hutchins.had been charged with manslaughter but the charges were dropped two weeks before a criminal trial was due to begin. mr. baldwin was practicing firing a gun before building a scene when it wen off on location in new mexico. he maintains he did not pull the trigger and did not know the gun was loaded. japan successfully launched a spacecraft onto the moon. the un-crewed device, moon sniper, touched down near the moon's's equator a few minutes ago. japan has become the fifth country to reach the lunar surface. our science correspondent reports. >> japan's lunar lander has touched down assad landing, but there has been a glitch. it's solar panels are not working. unless it is fixed, the spacecraft will run out of power. experts say the mission has achieved 99% of its aims. >> this was all about precision landing. they have not confirmed the exact precision of the landing but they are the fifth nation to land successfully on the moon. i think that is a hugeuccess. >> they're able to test ou

last year, in november, during a session of the city council, an official compared deputy halyna bela. with a witch, she turned to the human rights commissioner, who confirmed the deputy's words: this is discrimination on the basis of gender, i.e. they humiliate a woman, violate her right to respect. the behavior of the secretary was reviewed at a meeting of the permanent commission, and then the kolomyia city council decided to prematurely terminate the authority of its secretary. wives of fallen soldiers are forbidden to use. active cells of their husbands, which they froze in the cryobank at the expense of the state. similar headlines rocked the web. our journalists decided to look into this issue, talked with people's deputies and doctors. all the details are further in our material. the council limited military personnel in their rights to parenthood. people's deputies made changes to the legislation, according to which from march 23 of this year, medical institutions will be obliged to dispose of the reproductive cells of soldiers who died at the front. in september 2022, a grou

skoryk, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, was in touch with us, another viewer from kharkiv, halyna to us zhmurko, i am an elderly woman from kharkiv, i have never sympathized with anything moscow, it is thanks to people like you, regardless of age, that you remember who you are, i think. ukrainian actually wins in kharkiv, let's take a short break now and come back and we'll talk about kherson, stay with us oh, and we got wet, can you have some tea, mom, dad, what should i do to avoid getting sick? vitamin c, d3, zinc, and most importantly, quercitin to strengthen blood vessels. just take quertin immuno. all in one package. in one capsule, four components together. so simple, one capsule a day. so convenient. quertin immuno. there are discounts on pshyk, 10% in psylvanic, bam and oskad pharmacies. hello, woman, what should i do if... the liver, alohol should be taken, but what about the bile? alohol, it protects the liver and gall bladder. natural components of alochol contribute to the normalization of the liver and gall bladder. alohol with care and respect for the liver and gall

halyna shows her apartment after another attack by the russians, charred walls and ceiling, charred furniture things, there is nothing to regret about the recently made repairs... left, part the enemy rocket, the woman recalls, fell just under the windows of her house, the core, as her rescuers explained, flew to her balcony on the sixth floor and caused a large-scale fire, it was not visible, it was all burning, flooded, the scales were flooded, her son near this balcony shoes were drying, burned, directly burned, and this is the apartment of anna's family, from her window you can see the epicenter. at the time of the attack, the girl says, she and her little daughter were at home and miraculously survived. everything flew over us, as you can see, a shard flew by found himself in the corridor. after what she experienced, the girl admits, she is afraid to be at home, and she says that the apartment itself has been badly beaten. cracks in the walls, broken windows and doors, the house is almost uninhabitable. currently, anna and her daughter live with relatives, but here are the parents. the g

yes, so my fellow bbc correspondent halyna korba is with us. on galyu's communication , is there an understanding, well, at least an approximate one, when the draft law can finally be adopted, rustem umeru, the minister of defense, reported today that a new version of the documents has already been prepared, it was really a statement in the last hours of the minister of defense , who made it clear that all the amendments have already been put into work, and he made it clear that the draft law will be ready in the near future, but you have to understand... that even if the ministry of defense works like lightning and, for example, introduces an updated version next week, and the verkhovna rada will be able to consider it only in february, because it will now have a break in its work, eh , and this means that the first reading will take place no earlier than february, well, then there will be preparations for the second reading, and considering that the issue is very sensitive, most likely there will also be a very stormy discussion and many amendments, and ukraine in this sense needs to... to spee

halyna shows photos of killed relatives and friends, at the beginning of the occupation, she and herhid in the basement, a lot of peaceful people were shot dead, my friend , too, and my son went to the teroboron. he called us and told us to do whatever you want, but we have to flee from here, then the woman and her family went to poland and could not stay in a foreign land, so she returned home. this is our ukraine, we love it, well, no matter where we are, home is better, home is better, everything, so ukraine is ukraine. barodyanka was also under occupation for only one month, and for a place. for an eternity, you know, there is such a thing, i want it to wake up, but somewhere i got stuck on this on the 23rd on the 24th, and it's like you're sleeping, and the dream is a nightmare, and you can't wake up from it. mrs. lilya saw with her own eyes the horrors of the russian invasion. on march 1, the occupiers dropped an aerial bomb on her house. the woman's family miraculously survived, the very next day they all managed to leave the village together. they also drove along the highway

last year, in november, during a session of the city council , an official compared deputy halyna belya to a witch. she turned to the upov. desired from human rights, the deputy's words were confirmed there: this is discrimination based on gender, that is, they humiliate a woman, violate her right to respect. the behavior of the secretary was reviewed at a meeting of the permanent commission, and then the kolomyia city council decided to prematurely terminate the authority of its secretary. espresso tv channel continues collecting. our soldiers need vital equipment. please help replace the engine in evacuation vehicle and purchase an optical sight and a mavic for the intelligence unit of the third regiment of special operations forces. each of your donations helps to destroy the enemy in the eastern direction more effectively. our goal is uah 470,000. the account already has 195,000 uah. so get involved, your help is very important. you can see all the details on the screen. such was the news at that time, i am iryna koval, i say goodbye to you and say goodbye to you until tomorrow, lit

dovets compared deputy halyna belya to the witch. she turned to the human rights commissioner, who confirmed the deputy's words: this is discrimination based on gender, that is , they humiliate a woman, violate her rights and respect. the behavior of the secretary was reviewed at a meeting of the permanent commission, and then the kolomyia city council decided to terminate the authority of its secretary early. they got rid of everyone. symbols of the soviet union. lviv oblast became the first region of ukraine to complete the process of decommunization. in total , there were 312 soviet monuments on the territory. since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, concerned citizens began to get rid of the so-called alyosha more actively. several monuments were demolished almost every week. according to experts , most of them were found with images of soldiers of the soviet army. demolished sculptures replenish the fund. we were simply helped by the residents and thus 95% of the dismantling was done for free, no not a single mushroom was