"the l.a. timesht just hours before this incident where the cinematographer was killed and the director was injured, just hours before half a dozen camera crew workers walked off that same set to protest working conditions. quote, the camera operators and their assistants were frustrated by the conditions surrounding the low-budget film including complaints of long hours and complaints about getting their paychecks. so the morning of the incident the camera crew arrived for thar 6:30 a.m. call time but according to "the l.a. times" they packed up their gear and walked off the set. one crew member telling the times that the cinematographer that was killed had been using her clout onset to advocate for better working conditions for her team. one of the camera crew workers left the set in protest -- excuse me. once the camera crew workers left the set in protest yesterday, "the l.a. times" reports that the film production brought in nonunion crew members to replace them and ordered all remaining union w

the l.a. times is the largest newsroom west of the pa torbgs pa potomakc. >> another instrument competing for people's time and their money. they're sub kreupgss subscriptions. we want people to feel that it's essential and part of their lives. i think part of what you're referring to is something of an east coast bias. i think that does exist. i spent a lot of time on the east coast. the major news organizations there like the new york times, washington times, are all anchored in the east coast. so that in some ways is why places like the los angeles times and other really tremendous news organizations may not be, they seem to far away. but i think california is central. and we're building something that i think will be, really a jewel for people and it's not only for california. with 40 million people but we export so much and i think that there's a lot of interest globally in what the los angeles times can provide. >> well when you stepped into the position, you immediately became one of the most

the l.a. timesproduction brought in non-union film crews to replace them. and ordered all remaining union workers to leave for the day. now, typically onset the prop master, the person in charge of making sure their guns are handled in tuesday's lily, typically that itself as a union role. but today, the local union says there is no member of the unit on the set at the time of the incident. and it gets more worrying, nbc news is reporting that among the safety concerns were concerns over the got prop gun involved in this incident, the same gun, had reportedly misfired multiple times, previously on the set. the l.a. times has further reporting on this tonight, a quote from what they just posted, baldwin's stunt double accidentally fired two rounds out of the gun on saturday, after being told that the gun was cold, lingo for a weapon that doesn't have any in ammunition, including blanks. that's according to to crack crew members who witnessed the episode to talk to the l.a. times about it, one crew me

i'm quoting from "the l.a. times." safety protocol standard in the industry including gun inspections were not strictly followed on the "rust" set near santa fe, the sources said. they said at least one of the camera operators complained to production managers about gun safety on the set. joining us now is "l.a. times" writer anoushah sakouy. thank you for being with us. what are you able to tell us based on reporting about the on-set conditions? >> i want to shout out to my colleagues mick james and amy kellogg who have been updating the situation. we have been all hands at it trying to confirm what has happened on this set. the information is parts but what we've been able to confirm is that about half a dozen camera cue workers walked off just before, you know, hours before this incident happened. they had actually turned up that morning to collect their gear and had witnessed other, according to our reporting others of nonunion crew coming to sort of replace them. that sort of relevant because obviously when a lot

the l.a. timesrew members who witnessed baldwin's accidental fatal shooting said there were not safety meetings and no assurance there wouldn't be more misfires on set. the l.a. times was told the safety of the cast and crew was top priority, it was not made aware of official complaints, and it is investigating. the director of photography, halyna hutchins, was killed when alec baldwin fired a gun he was told was cold. the director, joel souza is, standing behind her, was shot in the shoulder. he's expected to be okay. here is some of the 911 call. >> reporter: a search warrant was issued so investigators could document the set. baldwin's blood-stained costume and the prop gun were taken as evidence. baldwin has tweeted, quote: there are no words to convey hi shock and sadness regarding the tragedy thetic accident that took the life of a wife, mother and deeply admired colleague of ours. i am fully cooperating with the police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. and the latest update

the l.a. timesdwin's stunt double accidentally fired two rounds after being told the gun was cold. meaning not loaded. the same thing yelled out moments before baldwin shot and killed hutchins injuring the film's director. a crew member telling the l.a. times there should have been an investigation into what happened. there were no safety meetings. there was no assurance that it wouldn't happen again. all they wanted to do was rush, rush, rush. hours before hutchins' tragic death, nbc has learned several crew members walked off set, concerned about the film's safety procedures. "rust's" production company says it was not notified of any official complaints. >> i think a charge of neglidgeant homicide is likely but not necessarily for the person who pulled the trigger. more likely for those in the chain of command. >> new allegations against dave halls, the assistant director responsible for safety on set, and the man who handed baldwin the loaded gun. licensed pyrotechnician margaret claimed halls f

>> well, we're z-- we are hearig what the l.a. times reported about the union members who walked off the set and they were concerned about the safety onset. that there were reports of a gun misfiring, before. and that they were also concerned about air o their hotel rooms and being paid. now, all of this turns into a situation where they walk off set and they are replaced by nonunion members. and then, just six hours later, this accident happens. and people are very upset and also heartbroken. >> heartbroken for sure. john, there are lots of safety protocols for weapons on any set. i want to play, again, what baldwin's co-star said just days ago about gun training. >> they had me -- they had me pick my gun. they were like all right. what -- what gun would you -- would you like? and i was like, i don't know. and the armor was like, you have gun experience? like, what's a gun? and i was like, a little. i'm -- and she's like okay, well, this is how you load it. this is how -- this is how we check it, make sure it's safe. so she is like oka

joining us now is l.a. times writer. thanks for being with us. what are you able to tell us based on your reporting about the on-set conditions? >> yeah, i just want to shout out my colleagues as well who have been updating the story this afternoon. and we have all been sort of, like, you know, all hands at it trying to confirm what's happen ed on this set. the information is sparse but what we have been able to confirm is is that about half a dozen camera crew workers walked off just before, you know, hours before this incident happened. they had actually turned up that morning to collect their gear. um, and had witnessed other according to our reporting other sort of nonunion crew coming to sort of replace them. and they -- that -- that sort of relevant because, obviously, when you -- a lot of hollywood production is unionized and with that comes certain training and qualifications, and whatnot. and -- and so, that -- that's one of the big things is that they -- the crew were unhappy. the crew were unhappy and walking off. part of that was abou

a hollywood veteran prop master now tells "the l.a. times down working on the movie "rust" because he felt there were massive red flags calling the baldwin film "a slap dash production with an overriding focus on saving money instead of concern for people's safety." he turned down the job in an e-mail telling the l.a. times after i pressed send on that last e-mail, i felt in the pit of my stomach that is an accident waiting to happen. last thursday, baldwin accidentally shot and killed 42-year-old cinematographer hutchins on the new mexico set. a search warrant indicates that the assistant director handed him a gun that was believed to be cold or not loaded. when baldwin fired it, he hit hutchins in the chest killing her. he was reportedly fired from the movie when a gun unexpectedly discharged injuring a sound member. halz was remorseful for that incident. trial attorney jeff harris who handled two wrongful death suits on film sets including "midnight rider" and the show "the walking dead" says he, like everyone else, wonders how a live rou

the l.a. timeseporting the prop gun misfired days before the accident and the camera crew had previously walked off the set over unsafe working conditions. the actor tweeting out a statement saying there's no words to convey his shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident and that his heart is broken for the family of hutchins. baldwin was questioned by police and released without any charges being filed. the santa fe sheriff i've office says the investigation is open and active and witnesses are being interviewed. greg, this is a crazy story obviously. a lot of protocols were not followed to have something like this happen. there's going to be a huge investigation and potential mammoth insurance pay-out afterwards. >> greg: he's not just the actor in this. he's the producer. so he's got a lot on the line here. right now i'm going through good greg bad greg. >> jesse: take your time. >> dana: what does good greg say? >> greg: good greg says -- he feels this. that i feel absolutely awful for the

there's a story in the "l.a. timesnk we're in the golden age of photojournalism and illustration generally, and i think we really, like every time i go online i'm just astounded by like some beautiful drawing. those are conveying really important visual information with some of the choices compound existing stories. the "new york times" did a fix on education in role american all the photos are in black and white. start. it's all bad there, right? that's a choice, too. >> absolutely. i would say like one of the pleasures of a platform like tiktok is getting a window into totally different experience summer around the world and getting a bunch of different windows next to one another. i don't know that we figured out what to do with that power to link a bunch of different perspectives and also to go beyond what we can see just on the platform and figure out who is not here and how do we create a window into their experience. we had a couple questions i wanted to sort of lightning round in here. one from virginia gucci w

. >> the "l.a. timesn had misfired a few times on the new mexico side of the film rust and a half dozen crew members walked off the set to protest working conditions just hours before the baldwin shooting. here is a portion of the 911 call after the deadly shooting. >> we have a shot accidentally. >> santa fe county sheriff's office was called to the bow nanna ranch movie set yesterday an tore and producer fired a prop gun accidently hitting cinematographer alayna hutchins killed. advocating for safer conditions on the set. director dzousa owe expected to be okay. the shot was a live single round according to the "l.a. times." the santa fe sheriff's office releasing a statement writing in part, quote: this investigation remains open and active. no charges have been filed in regard to this incident. witnesses continue to be interviewed by detectives. baldwin was photographed looking distraught shortly after the accidental shooting on the new mexico set. the actor has since tweeted, quote: there are no word

this "l.a. times" report saying some of the crew members quit over safety concerns, how troubling is that when you hear that news? >> it's extremely troubling and the fact that there's no one there from the crew that, instead of, you know, calling a meeting and getting that squared away -- >> so, john, you obviously have unique insight into this given your history, given that you've been on sets where situations like this have happened before. the armorer who prepared the prop gun used by baldwin recently said that she was nervous about her last project, which was her first as head armorer. does that give you any insight into her level of experience? would that be concerning? >> it would be extremely concerning. it's, you know, it's something when a member of the crew has some concerns, they should be dealt with and not, you know, kept to themselves, especially if you're doing the weapons and handling explosives and anything, actually. it should be discussed. >> i think one of the things that a lot of

. >> the "l.a. timesthat several crew members had safety concerns before the shooting. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah. several concerns. prior to thursday's incident, crew members, at least a few, reportedly quit the production over these safety concerns. some were about things like long hours, difficult working conditions, lax covid safety protocols, but some were also about gun safety measures. now this was a low budget film, we understand. crew members were upset with the long hours, the fact they had to stay in albuquerque and drive 50 minutes each way. several sources told t"the los angeles times" they were concerned that safety protocols for the weapon were not strictly followed. in fact, three crew members who were onset saturday told the "l.a. times" there were two accidental prop gun discharges. this was last saturday before this incident took place. obviously, authorities are investigating everything. we've been told by the sheriffs they're combing but the property as we speak. they do

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"the l.a. timesgun was cold, not loaded the same thing yelled out moments before baldwin shot and killed hutchins, injuring the film's director and a crew member telling the "l.a. times" there should have been an investigation into what happened and there were no safety meetings or assurance it wouldn't happen again. all they wanted to do is rush, rush, rush. hours before hutchen's tragic death, several crew members walked offset. "rust" production company said it was not notified of any official complaints. >> a charge of negligent homicide is likely but not necessarily for the person that pulled the trigger, more likely for those in the chain of command. >> reporter: new allegations against dave halls, the assistant director responsible for safety onset and the man that handed baldwin the loaded gun. licensed pyro technician failed to maintain a safe environment when she worked with him on a previous project. >> basically yelling at people we need to get things done and ignoring people when they sa

the "l.a. timesouble accidentally fired two rounds after being told it was cold. the same thing yelled moments before baldwin shot and killed hutchins telling the "l.a. times" there should have been an investigation into what happened. there were no safety meetings. there was no assurance that it wouldn't happen again. all they wanted to do was rush, rush, rush. hours before hush chins tragic death nbc has learned several crew members walked off set concerned about the film's safety procedures. rust's production company said it was not notified of any official complaints. >> i think a charge of negligent homicide is likely in this case but not necessarily for the person who pulled the trigger. more likely for those in the chain of command. >> new allegations against dave halls. the assistant director for safety on set and the man who handed baldwin the loaded gun. licensed piro technician claimed halls failed to maintain a safe environment when she worked with him on a previous project basically yell

they did give a statement to the l.a. times saying, quote, the safety of our cast and crew is the top priority of rust productions and everyone associate would the company, though we were not made aware of any official complaints concerning weapon and prop safety on set, we'll be conducting an internal review of our procedures while production is shutdown. we'll continue to cooperate with the santa fe authorities and their investigation and offer mental health services to the cast and crew during this tragic time. joining me now to discuss this a little bit more, cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, joey skraksen and also steve wolf. he's a stunt coordinator and theatrical firearm safety expert. good to see you both, joey. could alec baldwin or any of the crew members face any legal consequences for the shooting? >> you know, it's possible. but let's start with alec baldwin where i think it's highly unlikely. i think pivoting quickly to this point other things will happen, of course. i think the sheriff's office as

as reported by l.a. times, affidavit revealed that the first assistant director in the gun befo he haand produc baldwin which is a major breach of safety protocol. >>> a former survivor contestant who was brutally attacked in l.a. is breaking her silence. she's telling her story to betty yu and says while she's doing much better physically, it will take more time to heal the emotional wounds. >> i never thought i would be a victim of an attack like this. >> reporter: the former survivor contestant and season 16 favorite shared photos of her injuries from a brutal attack on october 14. she was preparing to teach her first pilates class of the day at this santa monica studio when police say this woman assaulted her. >> she has a rusty metal saw in one hand and a metal pipe in the other. she starts shouting nonsense and lungs into the studio and stabs me in my left bicep with the knife and strikes me twice with the pipe. the first time just striking my hand, shattering my watch, getting my fingers pretty good. th

then, on top of that, the "l.a. timesthat crew members walked off over those very misfires. so, why that information didn't necessarily make it to the safety checks is baffling to me, and what went wrong? >> this "new york times" report is very troubling, because what was previously -- we could think of as, oh my gosh, a one in a million chance, if it's true that there were prior occasions, similar occasions where there were firearms discharged, now we're getting into the legal world of actual and constructive notice, in other words, is it the case that folks on the set knew or should have known that firearm safety was a problem on the set? and that is going to be a key focus of investigators, both on the criminal side and certainly for the civil suits that are absolutely going to be coming down the pike. >> so, if we're drilling down on things, obviously, we have been talking a lot about the fatal shooting and death of brandon lee, also on a movie set. this has been drawing a lot of comparisons to that. in that case, act

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the l.a. timests the coast guard is investigating whether a cargo ship anchored there right now could have played a role in that big oil spill off the orange county coast. investigators are looking into whether an anchor punctured the pipeline, spilling 144,000 gallons of crude. the times reports the german container ship rotterdam express was anchored in the area, though the ship's owner told the paper it was quote, pretty far away. >>> we are also learning port gridlock may have played a role by forcing ships to drop anchor off the coast while they wait for birth. at least 11 people are confirmed dead after a powerful 5.7 earthquake shook northern pakistan. this is new video just into the newsroom right now. the quake struab ago near the afghan border. 200 we that le have get them. >>> three people were injured, two of them shot, after a student opened fire inside a dallas area high school this morning. students were locked down after the shooting started, some sent panicked techs from inside barr

the l.a. times reporting the ship was anchored near that oil pipeline, before the oil spill was discovered. a spokesperson from the company who owns that ship told the l. waanchored pre pipeli. ying figure out whether e ship's anchor punctured the pipeline off the coast and then spilled 144,000 gallons of crude oil. we are also learning a backup of cargo ships at california ports may have played a role in that spill. ships forced to drop anchor off the coast because of overcrowding at ports. the coast guard investigators say a mile-long section of pipeline appears to have been dragged about 100 feet. while it is unclear how that happened, investigators say it is possible an anchor may have been dropped in the wrong spot. >>> looking live at sam san jose where sam accardo and state leaders are pushing residents to save more water. >> as we think about this serious drought, there is a significant risk that next year is going to be even worse. we have got to take measures, now. >> reporter: the mayor a

the crew, reportedly, according to nbc news and "the l.a. times," was unhappy about the safety measures on the set in new mexico. who is responsible at this point? >> reporter: that's a really great question. and that is where the investigation will probably go as well. we know that some of the camera operators had walked off the set, they were packing up and left that morning, which was yesterday, and then they had brought in some replacement workers. so nonunion workers, maybe they weren't following the union protocols. this is all part of the investigation. we know that there were some rumblings of unhappy people on the set. and some of the problems that they were talking about were related to safety. >> this will be a big investigation. jennifer bjorklund, thank you, down in los angeles, we appreciate your time. >>> up next here at 7:00, we're answering questions about the boosters. that includes where youone asap. and what about shots for kids? we're chatting with the man in charge of vaccines. >>> and another juror dismissed in the trial of

"the l.a. times" is reporting the coast guard is investigating one cargo ship that apparently was in the vicinity last week before the oil spill became apparent, but it may have been no closer than 1,500 feet which would make anchor/pine line contact unlikely. i'm patrick healy reporting for "nbc bay area news" from huntington beach. >> thank you. >>> los angeles leaders have approved one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the nation. the city council on wednesday passed an ordinance that will require proof of vaccinations at indoor spaces like bars, restaurants, shopping smalls, gyms and nail salons and hair salons. people with medical or religious exemptions for vaccines must show a negative test within 72 hours. now, as you know, san francisco passed in august similar measure for indoor restaurants, bars and venues. so it is similar, but the l.a. one is stricter. it has added more things. mayor eric garcetti is expected to sign it into law. critics of the mandate say it will be difficult to enfo

the "l.a. times" said they will print better letters to the editor from what they call climate deniers. cbs news former anchor scott kelly announced he would interview a climate denier for the same reason you wouldn't interview a holocaust denier. that's the reason my website is so necessary because i provide you the information that the media willfully and preplanned just sensors and completely wipes out. they won't even let you know we have nobel rise winning scientists who turned against the us screaming from the rafters that we've not only face a climate emergency that all of these so-called solutions would have no impact not only on the climate but on emissions and would have massive side effects to society that people aren't even aware of and i will end with this big disclaimer. one of the reasons the kids movement has become so big as climate activists realized they couldn't convince adults we face a climate emergency because so they went after kids and that's why you have high school kids ski

the "l.a. times" said they will print better letters to the editor from what they call climate deniers. cbs news former anchor scott kelly announced he would interview a climate denier for the same reason you wouldn't interview a holocaust denier. that's the reason my website is so necessary because i provide you the information that the media willfully and preplanned just sensors and completely wipes out. they won't even let you know we have nobel rise winning scientists who turned against the us screaming from the rafters that we've not only face a climate emergency that all of these so-called solutions would have no impact not only on the climate but on emissions and would have massive side effects to society that people aren't even aware of and i will end with this big disclaimer. one of the reasons the kids movement has become so big as climate activists realized they couldn't convince adults we face a climate emergency because so they went after kids and that's why you have high school kids ski

deadlines reporting there had been a recent accidental discharge of the prop gun on the set, and the "l.a. timesthe crew members walked off the set just hours before the shooting. one crew member was reportedly complaining about gun safety. jim clemente's a hollywood technical consultant and former fbi special agent and he joins us now. tim, the legitimate movie set with safety protocols when you're dealing with a prop gun, what would go into something like using a gun during the filming? >> the first thing, jesse, is the safety rules. if oracle roles of firearm safety you follow with any gun. treat every weapon as if it is loaded, never point a gun at anything you're not willing to kill or destroy, never put your finger on the trigger unless you're willing to kill or destroy, and always be aware of what's in front of, behind, and around your target. all four of the roles were violated on that movie set. if you're following the rules, nobody's in danger and nobody gets hurt. if i do not know that alec baldwin's to blame, the producers, the ed the woman mentioned, the assistant direct, there's a

take the "l.a. timesing that california had a 31% jump in homicides but, they point out that the states faring better on other violent crime. well, that's good to know. it's good to know that when someone attacks you, they are going to finish the job. [laughs] meanwhile, san francisco families are hiring private security to keep them safe. i'm curious, how wealthy are these families since they can afford this? more importantly did they vote democrat? because clearly they can afford that, too. if you are living in sf instead of moving and you hire private guards, you must be doing all right. you are doing so well that you can avoid the hill that harms other people. that's a kind of privatization that with liberals love. maybe it's time to introduce bills that ban private security by democrats. they can throw no cash bail out on us, can we throw that right back at them? if you support no cash bail, why should you live in safety of the rest of us can't? it's a direct result of your stupid destructive decisio

l.a. times reports the group is planning a walkout six days from now. netflix did not respond to the development but has previously stated its support of the right of employees to openly disagree. >>> a beef over emissions may soon make beef a luxury item in europe. >> it turns out denmark is europe's top beef producing country, but denmark recently approved new emissions standards to fight climate change which could really paralyze the beef industry. slaughter houses are warning by the year 2030 steak could become a luxury item. we have a feeling america will never meet similar rules. >> maybe a little healthier. would that make you a vegetarian? >> that's a good question. >> let's take a look out there and show you how things are shaping up this morning. we had an alert over in contra costa county. i want to show you how things are shaping up now. traffic flow is pretty nice overall. the green dominates the map. we have that crash on marina boulevard, the off ramp there. the crew arrives to clean up an oil spill. the alert continues for highway 4 all

and the l.a. times reported that he turned down the movie "rest" because of two reds. he wonders how a real loaded gun was on the set. >> it's rubber, you know? a rubber prop gun. there's no reason why when you're rehearsing you can't use a prop gun and it says it there in the policy that whenever feasible, use a prop gun. >> there's a report news on foxnews.com that the gun that baldwin used was for target practice and perhaps explaining how it was loaded. we expect to learn more tomorrow. martha? >> martha: thanks, matt. let's bring in mark geragos, trial later that represented michael jackson, scott peterson, chris brown and co-host of the reasonable doubt podcast. great to have you back with us again. obviously there's so many questions that are coming up here. we spokes with an arms expert in the film industry, steve wolf yesterday. he said it's not possible to fit live ammunition bullets in a prop gun. they're not made that way. they're made for short blanks. it's inconceivable that this chain of custody of this gun, of the three, none realized this was not a pro

. >> and charles, the l.a. timessfired on the set several times. there were concerns over safety on set and that hours before the shooting half a dozen crew members had walked off the set of the low budget movie to protest working conditions. charles? >> charles: jonathan, thank you. joe? no. president biden at a loss when it comes to dealing with higher gas prices. what are drivers to do? fisher investments isll find different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money? only when your clients make more money? (judith) yep, we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. ♪

. >> now reporting that there had been a recent accidental discharge on the set and the "l.a. timesthat crew members walked off the set just hours before the shooting. one crewmember portably complaining gun safety. tim clementi is a hollywood technical consultant and former fbi secret agent and he forms us now. so, on a legitimate movie set with safety protocols when you deal with a prop gun, what would go into something, like, using a gun during the filming? >> the first thing is always the safety rules. four rules of firearm safety you do with any gun. treat every weapon as if it's loaded, never point a gun at anything you are willing to destroy, never put a finger on the trigger unless you're willing to destroy and always be aware of what's in front of, around your target. all four of those rules are violated on the movie set and if you follow those rules, nobody isn't danger and nobody gets hurt. i don't know if alec baldwin is to blame, the producers, the a.d. that that woman mentioned for a whole host of people because this is a cascading set of issues that led to this happen

and meanwhile the "l.a. times" reported several crew member has quit the production with safety concerns including gun safety protocol. cnn's nick watt has more. >> two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun. we need help immediately. >> reporter: this is the set the director joel souza was injured the director halyna hutchins was killed. two killed on the set of "rust" when a prop firearm was discharged by alec baldwin. baldwin distraught in the sheriff's parking lot after questioning. the investigation remains open and active. no charges have been filed. a prop firearm should shoot only blanks. >> with a blanch k round you ha everything that you have in a real round. you don't have the bullet at the end of it, you get the flash, the recall, the explosion, but you don't get the beauty flying out. that doesn't mean that a blank round is safe. >> reporter: hutchins posted this video the day before on the day of horse riding. one of the perks of shooting a western. born in ukraine, hutchins started ou

a story breaking from "the "l.a. timesurs before the strategy, half a dozen crewmembers walked off the set in protest of working conditions. detectives currently are investigating how and what type of projectile was discharged. no charges have been filed at this time.is here with reaction, fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera, and fox's legal analyst gregg jarrett. geraldo, letar me start with yo. the wars between me and alec baldwin do not factor in my opinion here. i want to be straightforward. i would be shocked if thes evidence shows that in fact he did this on purpose. i don't believe that. i do not think we are going to come to that conclusion. i believe in due process. the presumption of innocence. i believe we need a full forensic investigation. in my heart, it seems like, looks like a tragic accident. intoid a live round get that weapon? it's really a gun supposed to fire blanks. >> wright, sean. but when the live round comes a later verified that by live weren't saying that it was a bullet, it could hav

and the l.a. timesember recently texted the unit production matt remember, we've now had three accidental discharges, this is super unsafe. we got our report tonight from nbc news correspondent miguel almaguer, shortly after the fatal shooting, a distressed alec baldwin outside the sheriff's department inside of faye, best ago to say the veteran actor fired a prop gun on his new mexico movie said, thursday, killing the film's director of photography, and seriously injuring the director. >> was it loaded with real bullet,. >> i cannot tell you that, we have to injuries. >> but just hours before the deadly shooting on the set of rust, the independent movie where baldwin is also one of the producers, nbc news has learned several key members walked off the set over safety concerns. including, multiple previous misfires of the probe gun, according to a source familiar with the matter. baldwin, who's 63, expressing or more. it's there are no words to convey my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident t

the "l.a. times" first reported there were at least two accidental gun discharges before this incident. and several crew members had quit over safety concerns just hours before the cinematographer was killed. police say the investigation is ongoing. >>> the cdc says it may soon update its guidance for what it means to be fully vaccinated against covid-19 as more americans become eligible for booster shots. boosters for five years, moderna, and j&j have all been approved by the fda and cdc. the cdc's director says anyone who qualifies for an additional jab should get one. >>> and the biden administration has postponed the release of thousands of documents related to the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy. due to delays caused by the pandemic. congress ordered all materials related to kept's death be made public back in 1992, but the release of some items has been held up due to security and privacy concerns. we got more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after this break. to

so the quote from the "l.a. times" article dated october 23rd, 2015, the headline is how exxon are went from leader to skeptic on climate change research. throughout much of the 1980s, quote exxon earned a public reputation as a pioneer in climate change research, funded economic research and conducted its own high-tech experiments exploring the science behind global warming, but by 1990 the company in public took a different posture, mr. woods, while still funding select research it poured millions into a campaign that questioned climate change over the next 15 years. it took out permanent ads in the "washington post," the "wall street journal," and "the new york times" condemning the climate change scientists, marking an uncertain, and argued regulations aimed at curbing global warming were ill considered, and premature. how did one of the world's largest oil companies, a leader in climate research become one of its biggest skeptics? one of your employees, the manager of science and technology department actually to

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