attorneys for hannah gutierrez writing, safety is hannah's number one priority on set. where the live rounds came from, the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors including lack of safety meetings, not the fault of hannah. >> so this comes amid allegations that gutierrez had mishandled weapons on a previous project, something that this statement also appears to deny. let's talk about it with stu brumbaugh, serving as a key grip on a number of films. he's worked with hannah gutierrez and the assistant director on the "rust" film, david halls. stu, thank you so much for being with us. first, you worked with both of these people. tell us what you can about them, their experience, and their work ethic, the positives and the negatives, in your experience. >> you know, first i'll start with, you know, dave. i worked with him on two seasons on a tv show. he seemed like a consummate professional. i didn't have -- see anything i thought was, you know, where he was doing his job incorrectly. was he pushing schedules? yeah, but all ads do. i don't think he did a

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hannah gooch peters will be joining us next.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are heading towards the stagflation scenario. growth slowing across europe. also the u.s. data. they are slowing as well. this is manufacturing and services. alix: that was chris williamson, iah chief economist. what this shows coming you can see it echoed in the final read we got today is the stagflation debate. i did not get that as much in the ism in the u.s., but the idea that we had higher inflation and weaker growth because prices are weighing on that growth potential and weighing on those orders. guy: it'll be interesting to see whether the market is going to price this in. we have seen a 5% drawdown. bank of america is shifting from a goldilocks scenario, low inflation, optimal growth, to an anti-goldilocks outlook scenario. that is francisco's call. basically be away saying they expect into -- basically boa saying they expect industries to suffer from energy shortages, risks out of china, and supply chain constraints. we have gone from goldilocks -- i

hannah, thanks so much. your response to the budget? yet. hannah, thanks so much.perspective. — response to the budget? yet, from our perspective, this _ response to the budget? yet, from our perspective, this is _ response to the budget? yet, from our perspective, this is not - response to the budget? yet, from our perspective, this is not a - our perspective, this is not a climate budget and the decision to cut domestic air passenger duty is not only highly embarrassing when we are about to head into cop but it is are about to head into cop but it is a very unnecessary move post of it is perverse from a revenue perspective, it goes against the grain of public opinion, it goes against the independent device of the climate change committee, said the climate change committee, said the government need to do more to reverse the demand for aviation. it is already 50% more expensive in this country to travel by rail than biplane, and it feels like a very unnecessary move the stuff there were some good things in the budget, some money put towards the net zero strategy an

the detective also spoke to hannah gutierrez. she told him, according to the a affidavit that on the day of the incident she checked for quote dummies, blank bullets and ensured they were not hot rounds. when asked about live ammo on set, hannah responded no live ammo is ever kept on set. obviously this is going to be a big focus of the investigation. the investigation is still continuing. we have learned that alec baldwin had been interviewed multiple times and we know from authorities all three individuals who have handled the weapon have been fully cooperating with police, guys. >> the presence of three rounds there, how is that a cold gun? any explanation there? >> that's a question for investigators. that's a question for investigators and authorities. >> let me ask you this about hannah gutierrez. we understand you've got new details about accusations of mishandling guns on a previous film. tell us about that. >> reporter: yeah, so we know that this movie "rust" was the second time she worked as the armorer in charge of saf

and hannah's in that same situation. she is just, you know, tunnel vision, and wants to come in and do a good job. but she's being hamstrung in this industry and doesn't realize it because she doesn't have the experience in this industry to really know how to push back and have those arguments and fight those good fights so that your department is run efficiently and safely. and that's really what this is all about. i'm coming forward because these types of things shouldn't be ha happening. these departments should be run by veterans or at least people who have been around long enough to fight those good fights and understand what is going on in our industry and what is motivating our industry and what is really motivating our industry is money. and this young mother, this dp, was killed on a movie set because of money. and that's really what it boils down to. and that's the sad part about this. >> stu, you raise a lot very important concerns and questions that i think have to be answered if you want to make sure this do

hannah and the prop master never witnessed anyone shoot live rounds with these guns >> how could the armorer not know there was live ammo being put into these guns? that's exactly what the armorer's job is to do. >> reporter: the sheriff has said the investigation into what happened here could take weeks, even months in the meantime, more witnesses are expected to step forward and share their side of the story. lester >> miguel almaguer in new mexico, thanks >>> queen elizabeth has been advised by her doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks, buckingham palace said today. the 95-year-old monarch was briefly hospitalized last week the queen will not receive any official visits and has canceled her appearance at britain's festival of remembrance on november 13th. >>> up next for us tonight, the sky high prices, the delays what to know about renovating your home in "the price you pay. >>> if you have been looking for a new home, then you know the market remains red hot. the median home price soaring above $400,000 for the first time many are choosing to renovate instead, but that

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from.ion became unsafe including lack of safety meetings, not the fault of hannah." the question whether she raised issues as the person responsible for firearm safety on the set. we have not heard that answer. we do know that in court documents hannah gutierrez, the armorer, said there were never any live rounds on that set. that was contradicted by the sheriff who said it was a live round of ammunition, suspected live round that fatally shot and killed halyna hutchins. the sheriff was also on cnn "new day" today and said as it relates to hannah gutierrez, he would like her to come in for additional questioning. >> we encourage ms. gutierrez to come in so we can try to determine, you know, how those live rounds ended up on set, who brought them there and why they were there. a lot of questions as far as my investigators are concerned. she is cooperating, but the sooner the better that she comes in, we can clarify some of these questions. >> reporter: the other individual that is the focus

at this stage in the investigation, we don't know if hannah gutierrez—reed was among those who remainedaft here. one of her teachers said she had a unique perspective of the world. as herfriends, family and industry grieve and search for answers, a candlelit vigil will be held near the film set where she lost her life doing what she loved. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. our north america correspondent, david willis, told us more about the tributes being paid to ms hutchins. she was seen as in emerging talents and many people have been paying tribute to her, talking about her as a bright light, as someone who lit up the room, as someone who had enormous potential moving forward. she was also as alec baldwin said in his tribute a mother and a wife. but as far as this inquiries going the focus very much now on the armour, the person that's responsible for firearms on a film set. hannah gutierrez—reed the daughter of a legendary hollywood guns expert and she was serving in the role of chief armourerfor just the second time in her career. there is no direct evidence to link her to this,

this was not the fault of hannah.”ight telling abc news they have no comment. >> there was complacency, that's obvious. i think there was some disorganization and some safety issues and protocols that weren't properly followed. >> reporter: the sheriff confirming they are investigating claims some crew members used the movie's prop guns recreationally for target practice. in that statement gutierrez-reed says the guns “were locked up every night and at lunch and there's no way a single one of them was unaccounted for or being shot by crew members.” baldwin staying largely silent since the fatal accident, but retweeting this "the new york times" story detailing how the film's assistant director told a detective he should have inspected each round in each chamber of the gun before handing it to baldwin, but didn't according to an affidavit. >> i cannot think of any instance in my career where a first assistant director was handing a gun to an actor. >> reporter: veteran hollywood armorer dutch merrick explained how to ex

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from.ed by the sheriff. he spoke last night with chris cuomo about that issue of live rounds. cuomo also asked him whether he believes that these witnesses are being truthful. take a listen. >> i think it is clear that a live round was discharged by the firearm based on the fact that it did kill miss hutchins and it wounded mr. souza. that round, that projectile has been recovered. >> do you believe people are cooperating fully and truthfully to this point? >> well, the focused individuals have given initial statements, but, again, we would like to get these people back and have some follow-up questions. >> reporter: now, the sheriff was on cnn a short time ago. he reiterated that point that these witnesses are being cooperative, but speaking specifically about hannah gutierrez saying she's not responsible, the sheriff saying the sooner they can get her in for additional questions, the better. in her words they want to clarify some things. >> josh campbell with the latest, thank you. >>> st

hannah was hired for two positions on this film.icult for her to do her job as an armorer. she fought for training, days to maintain weapons, and proper time to prepare for gunfire, but ultimately was overruled by production and her department. >> so i talked to a prop master that was offered that job, and he had submitted a budget and a labor outline, and that labor was going to be five people in the prop department to manage all of the props and the guns. and that would include an armorer. now, the producers said, we don't have that kind of money, it's going to be you plus two assistants, and by the way, one of those assistants is going to be the armorer. so it sounds as though they did understaff that show based on the other prop master's breakdown. the training, it seems to me, that she was asking for a day, a period of time to train with the actors in gun handling, that's my guess, because it's a little unclear the way she said it. additionally, all reports is there weren't enough or maybe no safety meetings. it's standard prac

foundation for economic education content manager and host of the base podcast, it is hannah.come back to everybody including me. so glad to be here. thank you. daniel, what did you take away from what you've heard about some of the discoveries today? >> one of the interesting things the investigators said they found the remains of five other individuals in fact hopefully closure. kennedy: i was fascinated by that as well. >> you mentioned gabby's family get closure? there are five other families and multiple other families with no closure and i'm glad the case is getting attention for her psaki, her family's psaki but who are these. five people? from social media kits the drive fbi resources? kudos for gabby's family for bringing it to national attention and making it a national story but there are lots of missing people, men and women, young and old who don't get any of this coverage and i wonder how the fbi allocates resources depending upon fame or fortune. kennedy: they have enough money and power, maybe this can do a world of good. maybe even if there is some public inte

we had some issues on "the old way" with hannah.the handling of firearms. but i also learned -- >> on the previous set? >> yeah, i wasn't involved on "rust" at all. i can't speculate. but on "the old way" we had issues that were addressed and i address issues in my department, that's your job as the key for your department. my job on set is to be in charge of safety on set. when i see things, i'm going to say something. and i also learned that was hannah's first film. >> so help us understand, you say there were previous discharges. is it normal for there to be at least one discharge when you're talking about firearms? is that something that people are accustomed to or does that raise a flag right away that there should be never a moment of discharges? >> yeah, you know, there's protocols on movie sets. we do this for the safety of everybody. you're working very fast, you've got hundreds of people doing different jobs. we have protocols in place for people's safety. were those protocols broken? absolutely. it's not normal for a gun

hannah, let's start with the boats who are sitting so close yet so far. what's presenting them from being unloaded? >> we have an infrastructure breakdown. if you look at the long-term -- really what happened they grew 30% over the last two decades and we didn't invest enough in our structure. so we have an structure crisis and other constraints really making it difficult in the supply chain. and you combine these factors and you have a real disaster. and i call it whack-a-mole supply chain because you just have to fix things all the time, and the next one pops up so you spend your entire day fixing the fix to the fix, and it's really, really very troubling choke points for society. >> all of these different choke points. one of these moles is truck drivers in long beach waiting on boats that haven't unloaded which means in shenzhen, they're still waiting to load a boat that hasn't returned, which means there's a truck driver in china that cannot 4r0ed his load into the boat because the boat is not there. >> that is correct. also some of the ports in chin

attorneys for hannah gutierrez reed released this statement, safety is hannah's number one priority ontimately this set would never have been compromised if live ammo were not introduced. hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from. hannah was hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as an armorer. she fought for training days to maintain weapons and proper time to prepare for gunfire but ultimately was overruled by production and her department. cnn's pamela brown spoke with our senior legal analyst elie honig and patrick gomez, the executive editor for "entertainment weekly" about the case. here is part of their conversation. >> first of all, it is important that he is talking to the police, that he is cooperating with investigators. that's consistent with what we have heard from the sheriff and the d.a. look, he has important information. and it is probably for the best for everybody involved that he come forward with it. it is not exactly technically correct that he's not allowed to comment on this substance of this investiga

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from. unsafe due to various factors including lack of safety meetings. this was not the fault of hannah. that's her side of the story. that's released from her attorneys. she says she was hired for two positions on this film, which according to her made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as an armorer. she also paints a picture of corners being cut and a lack of safety including safety meetings. now, i know investigators are looking for a follow-up interview with hannah gutierrez. do you have any additional questions that you want to ask her? >> absolutely. we were made aware of the statement this morning. that statement's been forwarded to our investigators. but again, i think that statement actually brings forth more questions than it gives answers. so we do have some follow-up questions. i think she raises some concerns in her statement, raises some issues, and we'd like some clarification on her statement. >> so what do you mean it raises more? what questions? like what? >> well

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in the last hour, the attorney for hannah gutierrez-reed released a statement, saying, quote, hannahas hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as armorer. she fought for training, days to maintain weapons and proper time to prepare gunfire, but ultimately was overruled by production and her document. the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings. 600 pieces of evidence have been collected, including 500 rounds of ammunition. investigators say it will be sent to the fbi crime lab for analysis. last week actor alec baldwin was rehearsing a scene that included pointing a gun at the camera. that's when cinematographer halyna hutchins was shot and killed. director joel souza also wounded. he is from the bay area. >>> well, tonight what's the deal well this? meta, a new name and a new sign outside of facebook hq in menlo park. you see it there. facebook is rebranding. they revealed its new corporate name called meta. so what's going change? nbc bay area's ian cull explains. >> reporter: la

in an affidavit, the armorer who handles the guns, hannah gutierrez-reed, saying she had checked there were no hot rounds and that during a lunch break the firearms were secure in a safe but that the ammunition was not. in that same affidavit, assistant director dave halls, who handed baldwin the gun, saying he remembered seeing three rounds in the weapon, acknowledging he should have checked all of them but did not. and tonight, what the d.a. said today when asked if alec baldwin on anyone on that set could face potential charges. the d.a. saying all options are on the table and that no one has been ruled out. abc's kaylee hartung leading us off from santa fe again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities confirming that the colt .45 revolver handed to actor alec baldwin on this new mexico movie set was loaded with a bullet. a single shot fired from the prop gun killing cinematographer halyna hutchins, then piercing director joel souza's shoulder. >> we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mr. baldwin. this is the firearm we believe discharged the bul

hannah gutierrez-reed's attorneys saying in a statement she's devastated and completely bow -- besideself. >> i was sitting there rehearsing, and it went off, and i ran out. >> reporter: the statement adding, safety is hannah's number one priority on set but describing the challenging conditions the 24-year-old says she was working under explaining, hannah was hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as an armorer. the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings. this was not the fault of hnnah. the film's production company tonight telling abc news, they have no comment. >> there was complacency, that's obvious. i think there was some disorganization and some safety issues and protocols that weren't properly followed. >> reporter: the sheriff confirming they are investigating claims some crew members used the movie's prop guns recreationally for target practice. in that statement gutierrez-reed says the guns were locked up every night and at lunch and there's no way a single one of them

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from.key to their investigation. >> that's the focus of the investigation as i stated. why these rounds were there, who brought them there and how they got there. >> reacting to allegations reported by the wrap crew members they may have used them for target practice during down time. she never saw anyone shoot live rounds with the guns, nor would she permit that. >> we encourage ms. gutierrez reed to come in. >> reporter: her attorneys defended their client stating she was hired for two positions on "rust," making it hard for her to focus on the job of armorer. she fought for training, time to maintain weapons but was overruled by production. a new inventory list for a warrant revealed 12 revolvers and ammunition have been recovered. it's unclear if the ammunition includes live rounds. she claims two accidental discharges on the "rust" set before the fatal shooting were at the hands of other people and these never had an accidental discharge. a key grip who worked with gutierrez reed on a

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from, her attorneys say.ve rounds with these guns. >> how could the armorer not know that there was live ammo being put into these guns? that's their job. >> reporter: the sheriff said the investigation could take weeks, even months. more witnesses are expected to step forward and share their side of the story. >> our thanks to miguel almaguer. >>> the mid-atlantic expecting the worst coastal flooding it's seen in two decades. >>> in our next hour the new york fire department warning ck come monday, there will be a 20% reduction at fire houses due to a city mandate that many firefighters say they're against. we'll speak with the head of their union. (burke) sure, this is the part where all is lost and the hero searches for hope. then, a mysterious figure reminds her that she has the farmers home policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost. and that her home will be rebuilt, regardless of her limits or if the cost of materials has gone up. (woman) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with

hannah gutierrez was the armorer in charge of prop weapons.f times and also to dave halls. when asked about live ammo she said no live ammo is ever kept on set. the sheriff contradicted gutierrez saying a suspected live round is what killed hutchins and wounded souza. >> we suspect there were other live rounds found on the set. i won't comment further on how they got there. there was some complacency on this set, and i think there are some safety issues that need to be addressed by the industry and possibly by the state of new mexico. >> reporter: the weapon used by baldwin was the only working gun of the three seized by police from the movie set. other evidence included 500 rounds of ammo. >> that's a mix of blanks, dummy rounds and what we are suspecting live rounds. >> how did a live round wind up in that gun? that is the question i want to know as a da. who is responsible for that? did someone fail to do their job? that's where you'll see potential criminal negligence. >> reporter: a spokesperson for "rust" movie productions says none of t

first and foremost are interviews with hannah gutierrez reed, the head armorer. she's only 24 years old, this is only the second job she's had as head armorer on set, her experience coming into question. the interview -- i'm reading directly from my phone on this, i'm just getting this in -- she checked the dummies and ensured they were not hot rounds. the affiant learned the firearms were taken back and secured inside a safe on a prop truck on set. during lunch she stated the ammo was left on a cart on the set, not secured. gutierrez also advised the ammo was also kept inside the prop truck. there's a search warrant out, by the way, for the prop truck. she stated the firearms were pulled out of the safe and handed to her. she advised there were only a few people who had access to the combination safe. hannah advised she handed the gun to alec baldwin a couple of times and also handed it to dave halls. dave halls was also interviewed and he talks about the fact that he doesn't remember whether he saw hannah gutierrez spin the drums, i guess i should say, spin the

interviewed the two other crew members who handled the gun and that are in charge of safety, armorer hannah gutierrez-reed and assistant director dave halls according to a new search warrant, when questioned by investigators, dave halls told them hannah showed him the firearm. he can only remember seeing three rounds. he advised he should have checked them all, but didn't. the two people who handled the weapon in this case, whose job it was to ensure safety, obviously made some serious missteps. shouldn't they face criminal charges >> we just can't say that at this point because the investigation is not complete we know that mistakes happened we're not exactly sure who did it >> reporter: authorities say basic safety protocols like banning live bullets from the set were clearly not followed investigators confirm they're now looking into reports staff on the set of "rust" may have taken live target practice when they weren't filming. tonight fatal mistakes in this deepening probe. >> and, miguel, i know you were able to view some behind the scenes video of the production what did you see >>

hutchins was accidental, but it should have been prevented by assistant director dave halls and armorer hannah gutierrez-reed says the sheriff >> these two people who handled the gun, it is their jobs to ensure safety. how is there a scenario they would not face criminal charges? >> that's still to be determined you know, i think there is a certain direction that needs to be met. she, as the armorer, in my mind, has the ultimate responsibility for the safety of the rounds that are being placed in that firearm. >> reporter: hannah gutierrez-reed told your investigators that there were no live rounds and should not have been any live rounds on that set is that a false statement at this point. >> that's not an accurate statement. we could like to get some follow-up and some clarification >> reporter: given exclusive access to the sheriff and his lead investigators behind closed doors today -- >> we are seeing about trying to wrangle up all the 70 people. >> reporter: authorities confirm baldwin, seen with his family in vermont in photographs obtained by tmz, will need to be questioned again. so w

hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from.l over the gun and she never witnessed anyone shoot live rounds with these guns nor would she permit that. the santa fe county prosecutor says while it's too early to speculate on criminal charges, the film's producers, which include alec baldwin, could be held responsible. >> there is precedent in new mexico for going after companies criminally when there were huge lapses in safety standards. so we yes, it could happen. >> reporter: this morning, a possible criminal probe under way as the 24-year-old in charge of weapons breaks her silence. >> miguel, obviously, this is prompting a big conversation about safety standards in the movie industry, but in particular, lower budget movies like this one. >> reporter: that is right, savannah. there's not only been talk of change on movie sets, but there's been some action on film and tv sets already. directors say they will no longer use real guns, instead only using plastic or simulated guns. they say they will do things differently. back to

hannah one.itted there is no rebecca without and if you ever leave my law firm to store it feels like i'm so amazed, but they didn't know that until those episodes stop progressing. and by the end of season i will not forget that moment was somebody said to us. >> this is show. i want to show my doors have because of the relationship, the 2 have created and it really took the wind out of us banks didn't pass the heinz company we could get. >> and tune in to ad tonight. we're on the red carpet for bennett for his most recent date night. what he told us about his j lo glow. plus, been reunites with matt damon nearly 25 years after they premiere. good will hunting. don't miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. yeah. i'm not always watching what everybody else is watching. but bad. i that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us. keep it here, though. a lot more news ahead on kron 4 news at orange on a color here with that and thanks to you both. coming out with us at 6 o'c

the investigation is focusing on these two: armorer hannah gutierrez-reed and assistant director david. in an affidavit released today, gutierrez-reed told detectives that during a lunch break, the firearms were secured in a safe but the ammo was left on a cart on the set, not secured. halls examined the gun before rehearsal but did not check all five chambers. chambers. sheriff, how did two people inspect this gun and not notice there was a live round in it? >> we're going to try and determine exactly how that happened. >> reporter: set guns contain either blanks or dummy bullet. a dummy is an empty shell casing used in training. blanks are capped with paper or plastic. real bullet are capped with lead and never allowed. >> we're going to determine how those got there, why they were there, because they shouldn't have been there. >> reporter: the santa fe district attorney says criminal charges have not been ruled out. >> all options are on the table at this point. i'm not-- i'm not commenting on charges, whether they will be filed or not or on whom. >> i think there was some complacen

not the fault of hannah.andled weapons on a previous project. >> now, 20 months after being launched, an insider trader investigation involving richard burr and his brother-in-law remains open. both sold stock. evan, tell us what we know so far. >> brianna, these are new documents just unsealed from the securities and exchange commission. they take us back to february of 2020 right at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. and this is about a week before the stock market crashed as a result of the emerging pandemic. and richard burr, we learned from these new documents, we learned that richard burr, the top senator on the senate intelligence committee sold $1.65 million in stock. again, this is february 13th. what we are also learning from these documents is that he calls, according to the sec, he calls his brother-in-law, gerald fall, who the next minute places a call to his broker. in the end, and sells $97,000 and $280,000 in stock. according to the sec, they're investigating whether burr sold it based

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when they were taken by armed men in the area of gan thea mike, hannah has moved from washington dc. this is part of a pattern that has been erupt. ting within haiti since the assassination of president hoover now boy said back in july in those 3 months since then, more than 280 people have been kidnapped. this is an increase of some 300 percent. just a reflection of power, tenuous, c, law and order system is within haiti. now, just on friday, the un extended its mission to haiti for another 9 months. and in recent days, a u. s. delegation has been in that country, exploring ways in which it can help bolster the haitian national police. at least 19 people have been killed by land slides in floods. in india's careless state rescue teams are trying to reach people stranded by the flood voters. these are the worst floods in 2018 when more than 500 people were killed. the african interior ministry says girls will soon return to secondary schools that are only being permitted to attend to primary education since the tele bonds take. thousands have attended a rally in paris to remember the

he says he had some concerns about gutierrez-reed. >> hannah was having a conversation with an actortime. they had some reservations about the sound, the report of the gun. so she was going to test that near the actor to let them know -- understand how loud it was. and again, it went -- another gun went off. but fortunately our star, nic cage, walked by and it went off without any of the crew really wearing any hearing protection, and it pissed him off. at that point i had made the comment to the assistant director that she probably needed to be let go. >> reporter: according to that search warrant for the prop truck released today, investigators conducted an interview with gutierrez-reed, who said that on the day of the incident she checked the dummies and ensured they were not hot rounds. and when the crew broke for lunch she says the firearms were secured inside the prop truck but that ammo was left on a cart on the set, not secured. when asked if live ammo was kept on set, she replied no. authorities say that baldwin, halls and gutierrez-reed have all been cooperative in their in

at this stage in the investigation, we don't know if hannah gutierrez—reed was among those who remainedhoned her craft here. one of her teachers said she had a unique perspective of the world. as herfriends, family and industry grieve and search for answers, a candlelit vigil will be held near the film set where she lost her life doing what she loved. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. our north america correspondent, david willis, gave us this update from los angeles. well, several new lines but people here remain astonished. i think it's fair to say there should've been such an apparently stunning lapse of safety protocols on the set of this film. indeed there is a candlelit vigil due to take place here in los angeles tomorrow night in memory of the cinematographer who lost her life in this incident. detectives have seize guns and amunition from the set there in new mexico. also the clothing that alec baldwin, this film star was wearing at the time of this tragedy. in afadavit signed by the local sheriffs department it was revealed that alec baldwin was handed the gun by an assistant

at this stage in the investigation, we don't know if hannah gutierrez—reed was among those that remaineds honed her craft here. one of her teachers said she had a unique perspective of the world. as herfriends, family and industry grieve and search for answers, a candlelit vigil will be held near the film set where she lost her life doing what she loved. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. well, earlier i spoke to firearms expert clark aposhian who has extensive experience working as a weapons handler on hollywood productions. he gave his thoughts on the latest information about the shooting. what i'm hearing is that it was actually a loaded round and it was handed to the actor, alec baldwin, and he fired it. it's a breakdown of at least three things. no live ammunition on a set, and pointing a firearm at a person, still not allowed on a set even during the shooting, you know, the filming of it. and finger on the trigger when it shouldn't have been. well, you touched on it there. what are the normal working practices around guns on sets and what are your thoughts about what appears to ha

the weapon reportedly set up by the armorer hannah gutierrez-reed. they say it was the assistant director david halls who handed it to actor alec baldwin. kaylee hartung with more. >> reporter: tonight, new eyewitness accounts are giving a more detailed picture of just what happened in this chapel moments before an up and coming cinematographer was fatally wounded on the movie set of "rust." >> so was it loaded with a real bullet or more -- >> i don't -- i cannot tell you that. >> reporter: in search warrants obtained from authorities in santa fe, new mexico, the film's director joel souza telling investigators alec baldwin was sitting in a church pew, preparing for a scene. as he practiced drawing his weapon baldwin pointing the revolver towards the camera lens. souza says he was standing behind that camera, looking over the shoulder of cinematographer halyna hutchins when he heard what sounded like a whip and then loud pop. a projectile fired, striking and killing hutchins, then piercing souza in the shoulder. a cameraman telling investigators ther

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it's unheard of. >> reporter: hannah gutierrez said she recently worked as head armorer for the first time. >> i think loading blanks was like the scariest thing to me because i was like, oh, i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: discussing r previous experience on a podcast. >> i was really nervous about it at first, and i almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready. >> reporter: two people who worked closely with the assistant director, dave halls, tell cnn he was the subject of complaints over safety and his behavior on-set during two productions in 2019, including a disregard for weapons safety protocols, a failure to hold safety meetings, or to announce the presence of a fire arm on-set. cnn has learned halls was previously fired from another film after a crew member was injured in a gun incident. neither halls nor gutierrez responded to a cnn request for comment. no charges have been filed as the investigation continues. hutchins' son and husband were seen alongside baldwin in santa fe on saturday. her husband posting these family photos on instagram,

was in charge of prop guns says she has no idea how live rounds wound up on the set in a statement hannahblames the film's management to making the whole protection unsafe reed's lawyer says that she fought for safety training and more time to prepare firearms for the movie, but that she was overruled by management. the lawyer says the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors including lack of safety meetings. this was not the fault of hannah some other key points from the lawyer's statement, end reed never witnessed anyone firing live rounds onset and he claims reed was hired for two different positions, which made it extremely difficult for her to focus on being the armorer the film's managers have denied receiving any official complaints about safety onset. and the deadly shooting has launched a movement to ban real guns and bullets from movie sets >> reporter: a classic western shoot-out, it is hard to manage a john wayne movie without the sound of gunfire but following the accidental shooting death of halyna hutchins, some are calling for an industry overhaul >> this

. >>> so the armorer on the set of the movie rust is 24-year-old hannah gutierrez reed, it is the secondn that capacity. two crew members who worked with her previously on the set of "the old way" accused her of mishandling the project. one of them is stu brumbaugh, thank you for joining us, i rees appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> can you tell us about your experience working with hannah gutierrez-reed, what happened that made you so concerned. >> i have been around firearms my whole life, and when you see an armorer walk on the sets with gun belts in armpits and carrying two rifles, and guns pointed back at the crew, and at us, you know, it just kind of raised some red flags right away with me. >> so are you there, can you hear me? >> yeah, i'm here. >> okay. good, so at one point, nicolas cage stormed off the set because of her actions. is that right? is that what you said? >> that's correct. we had a couple of unannounced fires on set, you know, a couple of gunshots on set that weren't announced. there's a protocol on a movie set that people kind of know that takes place, you