they had connected hannah gutierrez reed. she was responsible for making sure there was not a live bullet in that prop gun. and that was her job and prosecutors put her on the stand and convicted her and the judge was vocal in sentencing her. why would you bring in a second person and that's unprecedented, too, to have two people charged for the same crime. molly: that's part of this. could there be major fallout for the armorer, for hannah gutierrez reed. as you mentioned, she was sentenced 18 months. and her attorney says he could move to get her case dismissed. could that be a potential result of all of this? >> that's a question, i'm 50-50 on this one. i think there's a good chance that hannah gutierrez reed gets a new trial. she didn't have evidence, and hey, i didn't bring that live ammunition to the set. somebody else did. that said i don't think that the judge is going to dismiss her charges and why? what i said, she had one job that was to look inside the gun and make sure there's not a live piece of ammunition in th

is hannah gutierrez-reed going to be testifying today? ney moments ago and melas. so, is hannah gutierrez reed going to be testifying today? >> her attorney said he got a call from new mexico special prosecutor carrie morrissey who says they're running behind and they may not be calling hannah gutierrez reed today. we could see her potentially take the stand later in the afternoon, but it might be monday now. and what is interesting is that she was already transferred earlier this week, from her prison, when is outside of santa fe to a local jail in santa fe, where she is awaiting to be called. the question is what is she going to say when she takes the stand. she has not wanted to cooperate n a pretrial hearing in may, she said she didn't want to take the stand and she was forced to by the judge to show up. she could plead the fifth. we have been talking to some former prosecutors in santa fe who say she could plead the fifth on some of the questions, but not all. and so, remember, she was already charged -- convicted on the same charge t

film rust is going to plead the fifth in alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial of hannah gutierrez reed is set to testify tomorrow, but her attorney now tells us she is not going to cooperate cnn's elizabeth wagmeister joins us now with the details. >> elizabeth, what are you learning yes, this is new information just into us at cnn that hannah gutierrez, reed, the armorer from russ, is going to be called tomorrow to testify that is the plan as of now, but her attorney telling us at cnn that she will not cooperate now, in a pretrial interview, hannah gutierrez, reed said that she did not want to testify. >> prosecutors had asked the court to grant her immunity, but they did not grant her immunity. so now she will be testifying, but her attorney tells us that she will be using her show will be pleading the fifth. now, what it's going to be interesting, of course, is to see when she goes under cross-examination from baldwin's defense because as you said, hannah gutierrez reed has already been convicted on the same charge that baldwin is facing of involuntary manslaughter. she is currently

. >> find the defendant hannah gutierrez-reed guilty. >> reporter: in march the armorer hannah gutierrez-reed was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and currently serving an 18-month prison sentence. her attorney saying this new information is grounds to overturn her conviction. nbc news reached out to new mexico's special prosecutors for comment. a plot twist no one saw coming. alec baldwin's involuntary manslaughter charges dismissed. >> chloe, what happens next? >> alec baldwin left the caught without saying anything to reporters but just moments ago special prosecutor kari morrissey did make her first comments following the judge's ruling and says she respects the judge's decision. >> all right, chloe melas, thank you. >>> now to the chaos on the tarmac at san francisco international airport. >> reporter: tonight chaos on the tarmac at san francisco international airport. >> evacuate, evacuate, don't get your things. let's go. off the aircraft. >> reporter: you can see and hear the panic as passengers aboard an american airlines flight bound for miami were forced to evacuate after a

please take her. >> but for you talking to hannah gutierrez reed. that was an interesting comment. didn't seem to suggest any shared responsibility. either way we wait to see what hannah gutierrez reed does if the state does call her. she has said she does not want to testify in this trial. she is appealing her sentence so she may well plead the fifth, dana. that would set us up for a dramatic courtroom showdown with prosecutors. we'll see what happens and we'll bring it to you as it does, dana. >> dana: thank you, jonathan. >> president biden: the next debate i won't be traveling in 15 time zones a week before. anyway, anyway, anyway, but then again better than a lot of other people here, but anyway. >> bill: president biden verbally with the trailing off at times during the press conference last night seeming to fail to big boy test on the world stage, or did he? did he just buy himself time to get through another week or two or a month? chicago is 39 days from today, that convention. democrats reportedly got heated with biden advisors over the address. still the white house and

the prosecution doesn't ng they need to call hannah gutierrez-reed, and look for the defense to elicitom this prosecution witness. danny cevallos and dana griffin, thank you so much. >>> to breaking news, shelley duval the actress who played opposite in "the shining." she played iconec roles throughout the '70s, '80s and '90s including popeye eye, and annie hall which earned her an award in the cannes festival in 1977. it was "the shining" that left an impression on fans and on duval herself and had to shoot it 127 times and it took an incredible toll and said i don't know how i did it. she was living in texas where she died after suffering from complications from diabetes. shelly duval was 77 years old. >>> president biden prepares for the high-stakes press conference that could prove to voters and anxious nato allies whether he's up for the job. his political rival taking a meeting with one nato member who is also a putin ally. putin ally ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry...

hannah gutierrez reed will go free. as well really a tragedy to the victims in this case, matt hutchinson, the other members of the hutchins family, that after deal with this because of prosecutorial misconduct very sad case all around or neama rahmani. thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it thanks for having alright. >> in the meantime, trump still has not announced his running mate on the gop ticket. he is comparing his vice presidential selection trying to his old tv show, the apprentice. a reporter with the scoop on that selection process joins us now i love cnn is live from milwaukee, as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plans to take back the white house, follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts monday at seven on cnn over 13 million americans were affected. my identity theft in 2022, and the threats or more than you realize is if you're a victim of identity theft, lifelock works to fix it on your behalf, backed by the million dollar protectio

>> not only could that key witness hannah gutierrez reed, the armorer, be delayed, but as we speak, theret is being heard by this judge, because the state is asking for the case to be dismissed. they claim the state buried evidence concerning ammunition that was brought in by what they call a good samaritan who said, hey, this ammo is tied to the death of halyna hutchins. the state is saying the state did not present that evidence to the defense, that could have been exculpatory or could have been information to gain a better sense of where exactly those live rounds came from. it may not really help baldwin's case, but it could overturn essentially hannah gutierrez reed's conviction if they can prove that those rounds were a match and came from the supplier of the ammo to -- of the ammo to the rust film set. this is major because they are essentially asking the judge to look at this evidence before they proceed with this court case today. so, we just saw a moment where the judge literally cut open that sealed evidence envelope, took out the rounds and they were literally in the courtroom,

but hannah gutierrez-reed, the armorer, got maximum, 18 months in prison, and that was her job. allegedly brought the live rounds to set. her culpability is different. my prediction, if convicted, i don't think he faces maximum amount of time. it is his role in what happened in this. he was the one who pulled the trigger, his job was not as the armorer or to guarantee safety of the gun. there is evidence that can't come in. my prediction is he would not get that amount of time if convicted. >> todd: what does prosecution need to establish in order to prove involuntary manslaughter in light of yesterday's ruling that baldwin's role can no longer come in. >> they will have to establish he was reckless in pointing the gun and shooting the gun. now there is a big dispute over whether he shot the gun or not. he said the gull malfunctioned and he did not shoot it. p prosecution will have to prove he was reckless in doing so. it would have been easier to do so if they had theories of liability here which is not only was he reckless in shooting the gun and pulling the trigger. if you do

we know that they armor hannah gutierrez-reed did and she is already serving her sentence. he order of witnesses but one will be the armor hannah gutierrez-reed and director joel souza who was also shot. he could testify to what he saw during the shooting. >> thank you so much. it's great to see you in person. >>> the jury in new jersey senator bob menendez's bribery trial could soon get the case. 's attorney wrapped up the hours long closing arguments yesterday urging jurors to acquit and saying it would be a win for the country if they reject the case. he pleaded not guilty to all 18 counts. joining us now is tom winthrop. where do things stand right now? >> reporter: we still have two other defendants on trial with the senator alleged to be part of the bribery scheme. they have also pleaded not guilty. they have to give closing arguments and then after that we have federal prosecutors giving rebuttals. we have a long way to go before the jury gets instructions. as he referenced 18 counts involving these corruption type bribery charges. those instructions can be complicate

for instance, hannah gutierrez reed, the armorer, was a very inexperienced person, only done one movie charged with bringing ammunition, guns, testing them, but more importantly, ensuring that it was properly loaded beforehand is it to an actor. >> reporter: the question remains, was alec baldwin to blame? defense attorneys pointing blame at the armorer and assistant director, saying baldwin was given a loaded gun. >> you don't know how the live bullet got on the movie set? >> i do not. >> you don't know why the armorer load it into the prop gun, she didn't tell you that? >> no, i do not. >> you don't know why the first a.d. failed to detect it? >> i do not. >> i have nothing further for this witness at this time. >> reporter: the trial is expected to last ten days while baldwin's fate is unknown. but hutchins' death has already left a lasting imprint on hollywood. will what happened on the "rust" movie set this tragedy, will that impact how movies operate? >> "rust" has already changed movie sets. some directors have come forward and said they have no reason for having real guns in th

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the film's arm ernesto mejia-orozco, armorer hannah gutierrez-reed was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in april. you can see the full alec baldwin trial streaming on inside edition. watch live on the cbs news bay area news app or on paramount+. >>> dublin based patelco credit union still trying to get back on track after a ransomware attack. now the company is facing two class action lawsuits. alleging the credit union has not safeguarded customer personal information such as account numbers, social security numbers, and addresses. they have not said whether the data has been leaked in the breach. we reached out for comment on the lawsuit, but patelco says they are focused on getting back up and running and making sure customers are supported. >>> major layoffs announced as inconstitute, the company behind turbo tax. the company confirms it plans to cut 1,800 jobs, about 10% of its work force. that includes 384 employees at their mountain view headquarters. they will close in canada and ohio. they plan to hire just as many people next year. >>> half of the food facilities, cafes, even

hannah gutierrez reed is also serving a 18-month sentence, and baldwin could face the same if convicted. >>> in charlotte, north carolina a 16-year-old and 8-year-old have been arrested, suspected of a drive-by shooting spree in the city. >> reporter: a pair of stunning arrests in charlotte north carolina. police taking two teens into custody, who they say are responsible for five random shootings that left the community on edge over a two-day manhunt. >> it's one thing when we have a shooting spree between two, maybe rival gangs. but this is random and just completely unusual. >> reporter: 18-year-old carlos roberto diaz and an unidentified 16-year-old now facing first degree murder among other charges. while their exact roles are unclear, within a half hour span tuesday morning the suspects are accused of shooting at drivers, bicyclists and people on foot and in homes, all from a car, according to charlotte-mecklenburg police. two were injured and a 58-year-old was killed while driving. the 16-year-old suspect had been actively looking to commit more violence, they say. >> there was n

earlier this year, the woman in charge of the guns for the set, hannah gutierrez reed was tried and convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 18 months in prison, which she is serving currently. cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is keeping track of all the developments and joins us now from los angeles. so what has happened in this case so far? >> a great deal has happened just on day one, jake so far to witnesses have been called to the stand. they were both responding officers who came to the set of rust, one halyna hutchins, was tragically killed but where are we really got a good peek into what to expect over the next two weeks. what this case was an opening statements this morning, of course, the prosecution and the defense displayed very different narratives. the problem saying that baldwin broke the cardinal rule of handling guns, ignoring all safety concerns and acting recklessly on this set when he pointed that gun, that ultimately killed halyna hutchins now, baldwin's defense is saying he's an actor. this was not his responsibility. there are people who are responsible for the

so that'll be interesting we also heard them bring up the armor, hannah gutierrez reed, who was sentenced and convicted on the same charge that baldwin is facing. they said that it was very clear that she was inexperienced than that baldwin should have known not but they claim that he acted with complete disregard for halyna hutchins safety and do you think alec baldwin might testify we don't know yet. >> i have inquired and i hear that that decision has not been made yet. obviously, that would be very interesting to see what alan walden was say on the stand. i think that we all know from his decades in the limelight i thought he is someone who speaks his mind. he doesn't hold much back. there could be a lot of risk involved with that as well. this is a jury who i would imagine every single person on there knows a lot about alec baldwin. so it may be better not to let him speak, but perhaps he wants to speak his mind. so all eyes will certainly beyond that this is expected to run about eight days, so the trial should be wrapping up at the end of next week so we'll see pretty soon if baldw

the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, was convicted in march of involuntary manslaughter. if convicted, baldwin faces up to 18 months in prison. jury selection is expected to begin tomorrow, this june. this past june, setting alarming records around the world, new data from the european union's copernicus climate change service says this past june was the hottest june on record. it records the average temperature around the world each month, and it averaged 62 degrees. that's 1.2 degrees above the 30 year average for the month. and scientists say that trend could send our planet into climate chaos as we near the warming limits set by the 2015 paris climate agreement. definitely warming up. we have felt it. the last week for sure, and we have a bit of a break, but it's not going to last long. yeah, we're looking at, you know, some comfortable temperatures tonight. so it will be a little bit of relief out there for you also as we head into tomorrow. and then get ready. those numbers are going to be surging in that forecast. let me show you more details right now on that micr

but i think the defense had a compelling argument that there are more culpable people here, hannah gutierrez-reed course, is the armor she was convicted and sentenced to 18 months. but assistant director dave halls, he was the one who said it was a cold gun. there was a 911 video that was played excuse me, an audio theo that said that he was the one who was responsible and the defense was able to get that in. and he of course, got a no time misdemeanor deal. so i think the defense has the edge so far and of course, remember the judge has already said that the jury cannot hear about baldwin being a producer as a part of this cutting off some of the ammunition, so to speak momentum about who would have oversight of all of this. >> but the defense is also saying that police and investigators mishandled the gun and ordered a test that actually damaged it. how does that play for the prosecution? >> i think the prosecution is still will be able to prove that that trigger did go off and i think that defense has been have to step back a little bit, baldwin, of course, said that he didn't pull the trigger

there are people who are responsible for the handling of that gun namely the ad and also hannah gutierrez reede armorer who we all know it was already convicted and sentenced. now, something that i think we should definitely keep an eye on. we all know that baldwin has repeatedly said that he did not pull the trigger, but his defense is essentially saying that shouldn't even matter. question is is why was there a live bullet and how did it get there when someone please make believe with a real gun? in real life workplace and what play make believe with that gun violates the cardinal rules of firearms safety people's lives are endangered. and someone could be killed. >> the actor's job is to act, to rehearse, to choreograph his moves, to memorize his lines in the incident in question he's pulling a six shooter to try to defend himself. that's why the gun has to be safe before it gets into the actor's hand. his mind is somewhere else in the being of another, a century away and outlaw he must be able to take that weapon and use it as the person he's acting would now jake, earlier this week in a p

>> leading the news, alec baldwin's manslaughter case was dismissed friday, the lawyer for hannah gutierrez-reed is seeking to have his client freed. gutierrez-reed was the armor for the movie "rust" where a prop gun handled by baldwin went off and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. she is currently serving an 18-month sentence for involuntary manslaughter. and her lawyer told nbc news, quote we are going to be filing on the same discovery violations that have occurred throughout her case and continue to occur. baldwin's case was thrown out after the judge found that the prosecution had withheld evidence. >>> police in alabama are investigating a nightclub shooting that left four people dead and at least ten others injured. police say a gunman drove by an event center late saturday night where the party was being held and then opened fire. the authorities also say there was some kind of altercation inside the club, but it's not clear yet is that it's connected to the shooting. so far there have been no arrests and police ask the public for any information. >>> hollywood mourning the loss of

the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, was convicted back in march in involuntary of involuntaryslaughter if convicted. baldwin faces up to 18 months in prison. okay, the olympics are two weeks from this friday, the opening ceremony, and there's an issue here. the seine river in paris may not be suitable for swimming during the games, but organizers say they have some back up plans. plan b is to set up a reserve site in the nautical stadium, about 30 minutes east of paris. plan c is to host swimming at the competition site. that's already used for rowing and canoeing events, and plan d is to switch the triathlon event to a duathlon and a shake up for team usa basketball. la clippers forward kawhi leonard will not be playing in the paris olympics. team usa says he's just prioritizing his health following a knee injury. celtics guard derrick white will replace him in the lineup. all right. gia vang joins us now with what's coming up next. well hey right now at 6:00 the break it is over. we're tracking another round of heat in the bay area, and we've got your timeline on the tempera

hear today from the movie's armorer, who was already convicted for involuntary manslaughter, hannah gutierrez-reedd, norah, this was dramatic up until the very moment. we saw prosecutor kari morrissey call herself to the stand to walk the judge through what happened with the ammunition. we learned just minutes ago the reason why her cocounsel was not there to question her was because she resigned earlier this afternoon while the hearings were going on. >> norah: wow. well, elise, can this case be refiled? >> reporter: norah, no. the case was dismissed with prejudice, so that means alec baldwin's nearly three year saga is now over. >> norah: there it is. elise preston with that news. thank you very much. now to the 2024 election. president biden is in battleground michigan tonight, as he fights to get his reelection campaign back on track. biden is revving up supporters in the motor city after a steady performance at last night's press conference that drew a whopping 24 million viewers. but it wasn't enough to stop defections with his own party over his fitness to lead democrats to victory in novem

. >> reporter: over the next few days, we're expecting to hear from the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, who was convicted on the same charge four months ago. lester. >> chloe melas, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds our exclusive interview thrown into the water and unable to swim after the baltimore bridge collapse. we hear for the first time from the construction worker who somehow survived. with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. >>> back now with our nbc news exclusive

. >> julio, cabe recalcar que hannah gutierrez reed, la armera de esta pelicula encargada de las armasntenciada a 18 meses en prision por homicidio involuntario. >> bueno, es increible, desde aquella muerte en 2021, tres anos despues, estamos aqui con un final impresionante. >> gracias, gracias, joana. >> vamos a tratar de entender lo que ocurrio hoy en la corte en santa fe, nuevo mexico, esta con nosotros nuestro abogado constitucionalista, joseph maluf, abogado, gracias por estar aqui. >> ¿como suceden estas cosas? >> ¿que paso exactamente en la corte hoy, abogado? >> lo que se dieron cuenta es que el gobierno tenia pruebas importantes, importantes para la defensa de alec baldwin y no las entregaron a la defensa. >> un error fatal ocurre y esto es honestamente sorprendente. >> la fiscalia siempre tiene que compartir todas las pruebas que tiene con la defensa. >> esta comunicacion se da regularmente. >> absolutamente, julio, bajo la constitucion la defensa se merece un juicio, un proceso pruebas, en particular pruebas que podrian exonerar al defendiente y en este caso el gobierno se q

>> as for halayna hutchins death, hannah gutierrez, reed, the rust armorer, is expected potentially totify today. her attorney tells cnn that she will not be cooperating, though, in plans on pleading the fifth read, you'll remember was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in prison for voluntary manslaughter. cnn's josh campbell is outside court following all of this as a trial gets underway in new mexico, to judge what is expected with the armor armorer if and when she takes a stand well, kate, this is setting up to be quite a moment as alec baldwin looks across that defense table to the witness stand, and one of the people that he blames has been ultimately responsible for this tragic accident. >> as you mentioned, hannah gutierrez reed, she was the armorer on the movie set and there's long been this question about how a life five round of ammunition could make its way to a movie set. but what we learned yesterday in court is in the minds of investigators, it's not a mystery at all is there evidence that hannah gutierrez brought the live rounds onto the set of rust? yes. as you sit h

the film's armor, hannah gutierrez reed, who is already convicted of involuntary manslaughter, coulded to the stand tomorrow, but is expected to plead the fifth. >> norah: now to some important economic news and a key report that shows inflation is cooling, but not everyone is feeling the effects. cbs's jo ling kent explains. >> reporter: norah, prices went up slower than expected in june, but monthly expenses like car insurance continue to skyrocket come up nearly 20% compared to last year. the encouraging news, gas prices are falling and grocery prices are holding relatively steady. the overall slowing down of inflation in recent months could bring relief on interest rates. the cooling off in june makes it more likely the federal reserve could cut interest rates come september. >> norah: and a lego heist. yes, you heard that right. the building blocks lego. cbs's dave malkoff shows us the new target for thieves. >> reporter: norah, there are some lego sets that can cost almost $1,000, and now, police say they have snapped together the clues to make a big brick bust. these are over

and then let's look at hannah gutierrez—reed. she faces trial. what could this mean for her trial?id tonight that he'll be moving for her immediate release from prison. and he's wanting to look at potential discovery violations in her trial that could lead to a new trial. and finally, you know, when you look at this, this again, puts the us legal system in the spotlight — in the global spotlight. how do you think people are viewing the system at the moment? it does. ithink... i know defence attorneys, criminal defence attorneys in the united states are really celebrating this decision because brady material, as it's called for the supreme court decision that it's named after, brady versus maryland, complaints about that material being withheld, potential exculpatory evidence, that's the most common complaint from the criminal defence bar in the united states. and i think there's kind of a fear thatjudges and prosecutors just don't see the importance of that. so i think people see this decision today as sending a strong message about the importance of disclosing everything and not l

prosecutors might call on convicted armorer hannah gutierrez-reed. she is in the process of ashes peeling her conviction. alec baldwin, his attorneys say he had no way to know live ammunition was in the gun and they say he was not responsible for on-set safety check. the judge ruled alec baldwin can hear a call made to his wife, in which he asks her to come visit him for "a good time," and alec baldwin did not know halyna hutchins was dead. >> carley: 15,000 haitian migrants overwhelmed economy in one ohio city. leaders are asking for help, but they are getting responses like this. >> my sense is that in the long run, immigration is neutral on inflation, in short run, it may have helped. >> it is not just housing, there are host of ways this immigration problem is having human consequences. >> carley: mayor and city manager are here next. >> todd: one suspect tried to run from cops, that is how it ended, his truck goes airborne, details and wild video when "fox and friends first" on this friday rolls along. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize a

the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, who is already convicted of involuntary manslaughter, coulded to the stand tomorrow but is expected to plead the fifth. elise preston, cbs news, santa fe, new mexico. >>> strong winds are fanning the flames of a wildfire burning through a national forest on the hawaiian island of maui. firefighters say the blaze is now 15% contained. you can see the video here. however, they worry that rising temperatures, strong winds, and decreasing humidity could make this fire worse. >>> when "cbs news roundup" continues, evictions like these are up in cities across the nation. how rising rents are having an impact. day 1: the hardest day. the day you hear... i'm sorry...this is a type of blood cancer. but day 1 is just one day. at the leukemia and lymphoma society, we are here to help you move past day 1. on day 45, i discovered an online community. on day 185 lls helped me file my insurance claims properly . to learn more and get help on day 2, day 28, or any day... please visit lls.org or call 1.800.955.4572 [male narrator] a waterfall made of fire. goa

baldwin's trial coming four months after the film's armorer hannah gutierrez-reed was found guilty ofving her 18 months behind bars. hannah gutierrez-reed is expected to be called to testify by the prosecution. although, she said in a pretrial interview she did not want to cooperate and take the stand. during today's hearings, the judge is set to decide on whether to include certain witness testimony and evidence relating to alec baldwin's role as a producer. we reached out to alec baldwin's legal team for comment. the real question is whether the defendant will take the stand in his own defense. the central part of this trial really comes down to the gun, and alec baldwin has said repeatedly in interviews that he did not pull the triggering and that is something he could be cross-examined on if he takes the stand. >> it might be a game-time call there. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the booming business of anti-aging. we're going to explore some of the interesting new trends in the quest to live longer and if they could really help you turn back the hands of time. >>> but, fir

hannah gutierrez reed who was sentenced to 18 months in prison is looking to get her conviction overturned us now. help us understand why this case was dismissed against alec baldwin? these prosecutors withheld evidence from the defense leading to this dismissal. >> reporter: a shocking situation yesterday. the defense attorneys asked the judge to dismiss the case based on the fact the group of bullets were delivered to the sheriff's office in late march, early april, that were never turned over to the defense, they were delivered by someone who claims these were the bullets on the rest set, live ammunition. it doesn't mean this would have exculpated alec baldwin. it means the prosecution, under a supreme court case has to turn over evidence even if it doesn't help the prosecution. and prosecutors admitted they didn't in a crazy situation. the prosecutor took the stand to explain why she didn't send this evidence to the defense team. there's no explanation. when prosecutors the old 30 like this you cannot do anything but what the judge did, examine this evidence, felt it was enough. enough

hannah gutierrez-reed is -- over to you >> >> lawrence: hope we can get justice for that family.aletters, consumer price index now released, key inflation report revealing cost of items still up from last year as a whole. here with what it means for you and your wallet moving forward, co-host of big money show, the great jackie deangelis. jackie, this is your lane, you know how it will impact people. how bad is it? >> overall 3% is headline number, better than expectation, it ticked down a tenth of a percent, which is core. core number 3.3 is better than expected, but up a tenth of a percent. this is hard part of inflation, we have to get from here to 2% and jerome powell reiterated that the other day. this bounces area. the core number strips out food and energy and usually makes them look better. it does not make them look better, food and energy is still higher and going up 3.3% year over year. i don't think it is a win. they will take a victory lap. futures are higher, they are saying, it is coming down, giving jerome powell impetus to say it is coming down. shipping cost in

. >> reporter: the state plans to call hannah gutierrez reed.e forced to testify on key details. >> the question, is something that could impact her if she gets a new trial, then, yes, she could plead the fifth. there is a lot of questions like did you offer him training on a gun? those kinds of things would not impact her trial if she got a new one. >> we find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: in march, hannah gutierrez reed was found guilty. her conviction, legal experts argue, may complicated the state's argument that baldwin is to blame. the big question is if alex baldwin will testify himself. and it's definitely a legal gamble according to experts. like we just heard, we might hear from joel souza and dave halls, the one that handed baldwin the loaded gun, guys. >> thank you. >>> we want to turn now to nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarett. do you still look at this as an uphill battle for the prosecution? >> yes. this case has been saddled with challenges from the very beginning, from the prosecution team itself, which changed ha

. >>> "rust" armorrer hannah gutierrez-reed is expected to take the stand in alec baldwin's trial. said in a pretrial interview she did not want to testify and was unwilling to cooperate in baldwin's trial. she's serving an 18-month sentence for her role in the shooting death of the film's cinematographer, helena hutchens. >> thank you very much, tyler mathisen. >>> coming up, 39 days from the democratic national convention. 39 days with more democrats casting doubt about joe biden's fitness for office. we'll look at what's at stake ahead of his first solo news conference coming up at 6: 30 tonight. stay with us on "the exchange." (man 1) can you hear me now? can you hear me now? can you hear me now? (dj) can you hear me now? (runner) stay with me now! (teens) oooo! (woman 1) mírame ahora! (woman 2) get em now! (roger goodell) we're ready now! (woman 3) have fun! (fan) ooo, pinch me now! (woman 4) save me now! (toddler) let's go now! (woman 5) check me now! (toddler) catch me now! (gamer 1) cmon! (gamer 2) play me now! (toddler) okay, bye now! doors take us places. so you bought a

you'll hear from hannah gutierrez reed herself, she's expected to be called to the stand, she plans to plea the fifth and director joel souza, he gave an emotional testimony during his testimony earlier this year, likely also hear from the first assistant director, we'll see what unfolds as this trial gets under way. >> dana griffin, thank you. >>> president biden is welcoming dozens of nato ally and support for ukraine amid russia's invasion will be a main topic of discussions. search and rescue crews in kyiv looking for more people injured or killed on the latest strikes on ukraine's capital. president biden will also share some of the spotlight of this summit as he faces kind of a test to show allies he can carry out their collective objectives for another four years. let's bring in kelly o'donnell, great to see you, it sounds like there's two audiences for this summit, the international audience and a domestic audience watching as biden's re-election campaign faces a lot of scrutiny right now. >> reporter: this evening he'll be delivering remarks, another opportunity for people to

hannah gutierrez-reed has already been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. she was sentenced to 18 months in prison, although she is appealing that conviction. well, oceangate is organizing a new expedition to a region known as dean's blue hole in the bahamas a year after the titans separate tragedy. dean's blue hole is one of the world's deepest ocean sinkholes and remains virtually unexplored. locals believe that sinkhole is a portal to that's what some say. the exploration team will involve trained professionals and scientists only no pay tourists. the exact date for that trip has not yet been released. well, ford is recalling about 30,000 mustangs over potential steering wheel issues. the mustangs being recalled were released in 2022. 2023, the national highway traffic safety administration says the problem is with a digital sensor that could inadvertently turned the wheel and cause a driver to lose control. ford says it can fix the problem through software updates and they'll do that for free at your nearest for a dealer. impacted owners will be sent no

hannah gutierrez reed is expected to be called to testify by the prosecution. although she said in a pre-trial interview she did not want to cooperate and take the stand. during today's hearings, the judge is going to be deciding on whether to include certain witness testimony and evidence relating to baldwin's role as a producer. we reached out to alec baldwin's legal team for comment. some say that actually it can do more harm than good when the client takes the stand. it might be a gametime decision. >> chloe, thanks so much. >>> time now for today's money minute. pair mount agrees to a major media merger. >>> paramount global has agreed to merge with skydance. paramount signed off the deal on sunday. skydance's founder will take the helm after the deal closes >>> nascar is going electric, unveiling a prototypeprototype, accelerate twice as fast as the gas-powered car. plans to reach net zero emissions by 2035. >>> this weekend's release of despicable me 4 showed the box office continuing to make a comeback, according to studio estimates, the latest movie fr

aside from alec baldwin, hannah gutierrez reed the weapons supervisor is expected to testify tomorrow. what might we hear from her. >> reporter: you know, she's a wild card here, the prosecution is calling her to the stand but her attorney has already made it clear she'll likely plead the fifth through a lot of her questions and the judge said earlier he's not going to hold her in contempt of court, she does not want to cooperate and we started hearing back. the state could call her and likely try to get an assessment of what baldwin was like during those safety trainings. some say baldwin was on his phone, not paying attention, so that could be very critical and help the prosecution's case. credit to our colleague danny cevallos that opens up the defense to cross examined and say you're the one responsible for loading that weapon, it could also hurt the state depending on if she answers those questions or not. she's expected to take the stand tomorrow. >> right, if she pleads the fifth she won't say anything at all, that doesn't help anybody. >> it could be a moot point. >> today's q

an attorney for hannah gutierrez, reed says he plans to file a motion to dismiss the case this week,ing prosecution misconduct on ammunition, evidence that was not disclosed to the defense. he argues gutierrez reed should be exonerated based on the same improper conduct. cinematographer halyna hutchins was fatally shot in 2021 when baldwin's gun went off with a live ammunition round during rehearsals. >> well, israel says its military forces have killed one of the masterminds of the october 7th massacre. israeli intelligence agencies say a top hamas military commander was among the 90 people killed in a massive airstrike in gaza over the weekend. it was one of the largest israeli attacks since the war against hamas began more than ten months ago. >> i suddenly saw my whole tent collapse over me. under the rubble. who could i rescue? my mother or my child? that's still a baby. or my wife or my children? i couldn't even tell where i was or what was happening. >> israeli military leaders say the man killed on saturday played a major role in planning the hamas attack that killed some 120

denied from the very beginning and the defense are try to put the blame on the armor err, hannah gutierrez reedvolver that eventually resulted in the death of halyna hutchins. many are wondering will alex baldwin take the stand, and some legal experts say that's very unlikely because he may have made a pivotal mistake but talking about the case before he was even criminally charged. december 2021, two months after that fatal shoot being, he gave that interview with abc news, and he said that i feel someone is responsible for what happened and i can't say who that is, but i know it's not me. he also went on to say that he cocked the hammer of the gun, never pulled the trigger, and then he says he lets go of the hammer and the gun simply goes off. by taking the stand, that opens him up for several questions which is something the defense is likely going to avoid, and if they can convince just one juror he did not pull that trigger, keep in mind, there's no video of the actual shooting because they were doing a block. they were just staging the shot show there was not active filming going on at th

earlier this year, a jury found rust armorer hannah gutierrez-reed guilty of involuntary manslaughterd she received the maximum sentence. the trial is expected to last two weeks. opening statements are scheduled for wednesday in santa fe, new mexico. jonathan hunt, fox news. >> next at 530 democrats today go behind closed doors to discuss a question that's plagued their party for the better part of two weeks. at the same time, president biden makes a vow about ukraine while speaking on the world stage. >> also ahead keeping workers safe this upcoming november election. what one county is doing differently after they were reportedly targeted with letters containing fentanyl, and a third and likely final debate among those vying for the top job in san francisco turns personal. >> how one challenger got very specific in calling out mayor london breeds response to bid amid ongoing concerns and questions from his own party, democrats on capitol hill held meetings today to discuss mr. biden's viability as the party's top of ticket. >> political reporter greg lee here now, following the pres