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the previous was one a film with nicolas cage called the old way. two crew members told cnn that she was the lead armorer on the set and she quote mishandled weapons, a key grip on the film "old way" told cnn she handled the guns in a reckless manner and urged the assistant director to fire her. he said, quote, there's a universal way to handle weapons on set, and immediately red flags went up when i worked with hannah. that is why i asked for her dismissal. this is why people get injured, quote, because of rookie mistakes. he described an incident in which gutierrez actually fired a gun near nicolas cage without warning. he described nicolas cage as shouting make an announcement, you just blew my expletive eardrums out, and walked offset, according to a source who spoke to cnn. we have reached out to the film producers for comment. we have not gotten a response just yet, guys. >> lucy kafanov in santa fe, thank you. >>> let's go to washington now, dr democrats who can not agree what goes into the president's spending bill are trying to decide how t

now again, this podcast was focused on the nicolas cage production. but it is fitting in terms of what we're hearing from other cast members, at least what's been reported out there by the "los angeles times." we understand that prior to thursday's incident, crew members had actually walked off of the scene, several quitting the production due to safety concerns. some of them were covid safety measures. some of them were long hours worked. the fact that crews had to stay 50 miles away in albuquerque, but some of the concerns were about gun safety measures on scene. the local reporting the "l.a. times" reporting that prop weapons had misfired previously on the "rust" production. fred? >> all right. well, investigators are going to be looking at any and all facets, any information, all information is going to be potentially instructive as they investigate this incident. lucy kafanov, thank you so much. >>> all right. now to florida where the manhunt for brian laundrie has ended after the remains found in a 25,000-acre florida nature preserve were confir

i am horrified by the onset armorers practices were based on the new york post story and what nicolas caged, that looks damning. kennedy: i have a source in los angeles who knew exactly who this was when the story first broke and he did not have a terribly kind thing to say about gutierrez. what is there, i think you're going to see a push to take guns out of movies entirely. you have a bunch of people handling firearms develop icons and have no idea how to employ proper safety, i'm not going to be surprised to see backlash against any gun in movies. >> i hope it doesn't happen because our shows every single day who put guns in their movies funds in their shows, you think about all the criminal investigations, police shows, all detective movies, gangster movies where guns are involved, you don't see this happening because clearly prioritize safety in the fact that if you are in a rehearsal, is adamic on and when you're in the real thing, you use a real baby you don't have real ammo in that but this is a case in which we saw a breakdown in safety protocols in the breakdown caused somebody t

it takes a lot to freak out nicolas cage.have been near a gun. she had a bad reputation. look at social media. she is a deeply nonserious person. there's a real you have to go by with guns. i'm a relatively new gun owner. people who pose with their weapons on instagram or elsewhere should not ever be near weapons, because the desire to pose means you are more interested and obsessed with being cool than with being safe. >> geraldo: what about trump's sons? >> greg: i don't see them doing that. >> geraldo: they posed with big guns. >> greg: they are hunting. i'm not a big hunter. >> geraldo: i generally agree with that. >> greg: thank you, geraldo. [laughter] be to their anatomy is insufficient, that's why they pose with it. >> come on, geraldo! [laughter] >> greg: "he drives a red car, so he is a tiny whatever." >> jesse: you policing your car. >> greg: it's a playboy car from the 70s. [laughter] 's before we had someone on the show today who talked about this. it's a colt 45 single action gun, which takes two movies -- i kno

on that podcast that she was on in september talking about how she was very nervous to take the nicolas cage movie because she wasn't really sure how to load blanks into a gun, that's what she was most nervous about, but she really wanted to show people safety, that weapons were safe, and how to use them safely and there was nothing to be scared of. those words, hearing her speak them and knowing what happened here, it's chilling. it really is chilling. and to know that, yes, she is 24 years old, very new in this business, and doesn't know much about her background other than she was a model. then she said she wanted to be an actress. then she got into being an armorer and a weapons specialist. there are so many questions here. like dave was saying, i think that there's a lot of liability all the way around, that the heart of the matter, we just have to continue to say this. that a woman, halyna hutchins lost her life. she left, you know, her 9-year-old child, left her husband. she left a lot of people who love her. so that still, for me, is the centerpiece of all of this. >> dave, it's alwa

key grip stu brumbaugh previously worked with her on the set of the nicolas cage film with the the olde says he had some concerns about gutierrez-reed. >> hannah was having a conversation with an actor at the time. 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, s

said she'd recently finished her first job as head armorer on a film titled "the old way" with nicolas cageg her about guns since she was 16. >> i was really nervous about it at first and almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready, but doing it, like it went really smoothly. >> reporter: the affidavit says baldwin was handed the weapon from a cart by assistant director dave halls who did not know there were live rounds in the gun. souza told investigators he heard halls yell cold gun on set, meaning the firearm should have been empty p. the ultimate arbiter of safety on a film set is the first a.d., the first assistant director. but they know they can inspect the gun but they can't go take the gun. >> reporter: halls had been the subject of safety and behavior complaints during two different 2019 productions. propmaker maggie gall said halls neglected to hold safety meetings or announce the presence of firearms on set. and the "los angeles times" reports there were accidental prop gun discharges on the "rust" set before thursday's shooting. on october 16th, baldwin's st

she worked on another film, the old way, with nicolas cage, and gave an interview about this experiencehat aired in september in which she cared concerns about her ability to do the job. take a listen. >> 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 but doing it, like, it went really smoothly. >> she also mentioned, the scariest experience ever. she didn't know how to do it. she had to get help from her dad in figuring that out. it doesn't indicate what happened on the set of rust, but it is worrying. >> the "l.a. times" is reporting that 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

good, so at one point, nicolas cage stormed off the set because of her actions. is that right?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 know, when a gun comes out, there's always an announcement about hot guns being on set, you know, no work happens during that time period, and then when the scene happens, the armorer or the prop master com comes, clear the guns and we continue to work. when a gun goes off on set, it's not a good thing without being announced. no one has hearing protection in. nick was walking by and got pretty upset. >> was that the final straw to cause you to request that she be dismissed from her job. >> it happened twice on the set. the second time, i kind of stepped forward and asked her to be removed, and that's when i found out it was her first movie. i think the real question is what was she doing on that movie as a 24-year-old new bee to our business on such an important position on a movie set. yo

two crew members alleging few tear resident mishandled weapons on a previous film project with nicolas cage. in allegations first reported by the wrap, stu pwrupl baugh saying she just fired off her round. it sounded like she fired at the ground and nick laid into her. she is the most inexperienced armorer i have ever worked with. >> when a gun goes off on set it is not good. nobody has ear protection. unfortunately in that scenario, nick was walking by and got pretty upset. >> it happened twice on our set. the second time i asked her to be removed. i found out it was her first movie. >> no charges have been filed yet. all options are on the table. no one has been ruled out, john. >> it's a high bar. in nickname especially a high bar for this. questions remain about who put the bullet in the chamber. who was required to check if it was a live bullet. those are such key questions. those are the people who are undoubtedly nervous this morning. lucy kafanov, thank you very much. >> wall street journal under fire for publishing an op-ed -- for publishing a letter to the editor full of lies from

portion of that podcast from last month where she talks about a movie that she worked on with nicolas cager first film and that she was nervous to take the job. she is the daughter of a very famous armorer. we're not putting the onus on her, but this is an active investigation, jim. and you have these reports out there that there were crew members that walked off the set because thee, two prop guns accidentally discharged. so we need more information about that. and why were there concerns about safety on the set? there are reports also that certain union workers left and people who were not part of the union came on to oversee the prop guns and the armorer department. so a lot of questions. this is an active investigation and everyone is wondering is rust going to most likely halt production completely. especially since they can't be filming anytime soon. >> that's true. let's play what baldwin's costar said just days ago about working with guns on the set. >> they have me take my gun, like, all right, what gun would you like? i was like, i don't know. an armor. you have gun experience? w

members also tell cnn that gutierrez, the "rust" armorer mishandled weapons on a previous film with nicolas cage. officials today stopped short of announcing whether anyone will face charges. >> all options are on the table. it will take many more corroborated facts before we can goat that criminal negligence standard. >> we need help immediately. >> reporter: the low budget western saw a number of issues during production with a camera crew walking off the job over pay and housing disputes the day of the tragic accident. allegations of using guns for target practice. >> budgets are being cut for pandemic reasons but this is not a corner you cut. >> reporter: it's worth noting that "rust" productions has said safety of their crew and actors is of their top priority. we should also note that cnn has reached out to halls and gutierrez and have not heard back from them. one new revelation today as well from the press conference was that the cameras at the time were not rolling. some were thinking that might give an answer as to who put the bullet or whatever it was, the ground, the dummy round, wha

from university and just finished working as a head firearms safety person for another film with nicolas cagewas filmed about a month before this production started, she actually told interviews that she had doubts about whether she was ready for this job and said, i quote, i almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready. but doing it, it went really smoothly. she also admitted in that podcast that she found loading blanks into the gun the scariest because she didn't know how to do it. she had to get help from her father to get over that fear. fred? >> oh, my gosh. that is -- that's pretty tragic and pretty incriminating to hear, isn't it? all right. thank you so much. keep us posted. >>> all right. coming up, the discovery of brian laundrie's remains ends a month-long manhunt, but there are still many questions including what conversations he had with his parents and their attorney before his disappearance. wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retireme

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and when i heard about nicolas cage getting upset with her for discharging the firearm, i totally agree with him because she is out of her league. she should not have even had the weapon. she just doesn't seem to be competent. >> scott, how does this happen? there has to be -- i -- i have to assume there are so many qualified armorers in the industry that are ready to take a job. >> i don't know about so many qualified armorers. i know that they did approach it with me to take the job, at first, to be prop master. i turned that down. and then, they talked to me about being armorer and i said, yes, i would do the armorer. and so, i received an e-mail from the upm and she said thank you for meeting with them. and they understood about me doing the prop master and they said they'd get back to me about being the armor. and they never did get back to me. so i accepted another job. >> so, you know, stuart, even kind of forgetting the prior-red flags that we were learning about from some of the folks on this film, the sheriff confirmed today that it was, as we ever been talking about, it was t