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i want to give you an aopportunity to answer what i think is probably one of the paramount questions hot in the minds of most parents. that is how were you different? you mentioned at the very start that you tried it differentiate yourselflf from facebook. it's not enough to say we are different but i want to give you the opportunity to tell parents why they should be less fearful and scared of snapchat, tik tok and -- ms. stout. >> center thank you for the opportunity. it's important to understand snapchat is a very different platform but it was created by our founders to be an antidote to social media. if founders sought early on what traditional social media can do toia your self-esteem and your feeling they have to perform or be perfect for the world at all times. snapchat was decidedly a different platform with that was a space where people can talk to the friends that they have in real life. you aren't being judged on your perfect post and your posts weren't intended to be ephemeral to weigh a real-life conversation is ephemeral and it really strengthens relationships so for pa

you can stream it now on paramount plus.no download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. cbs news new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. tonight, there are growing questions about how things went so wrong on that set, that movie set in santa fe. why was there live ammunition, and why was actor alec baldwin given a loaded gun? well, the movie's assistant director admitted to investigators that he did not check all of the rounds in the .45-caliber revolver before handing it to baldwin. it was during a rehearsal that baldwin accidentally shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins and wounded director joel souza. well, today, authorities say they collected 600 pieces of evidence from the "rust" set, and court papers revealed that hannah gutierrez-reed, the crew member responsible for the guns said ammunition was left unsecured during a lunch break. well, neither the sheriff nor the district attorney are ruling out charges. cbs' jonathan vigli

any time a firearm is around or about, safety is paramount. i don't let my emotions get involved, this is an investigation and we rely on the facts, thank you. >> the investigation that i received from the detectives, they are in the vicinity of where the incident took place. thank you for all of your questions, i think that is all of the questions. >> we got a lot of investigation there. joining me now yasmine in santa fe, danny sabalis, and movie industry armorer clay vansickle. danny, let's go through a couple thicks we heard. there was a projectile in the a victim's shoulder. he said there was live rounds, that there was live rounds, and that there was other live rounds including dummy rounds as part of all of that recovered from the set. they recovered the firearm they believe covered and fired the projectile and that evidence is being forwarded to the fbi lab for further analysis. what am i leaving out here? what is the significance of what he said today? >> the significance is that the sheriff is playing this very close to his vest and

. >> any time firearms are involved, there's -- the safety is paramount. i'll say that. anybody knows that. if you know anything about firearms, any time a firearm is around or about safety is paramount. >> does it anger you live rounds were on the set? >> i don't let my emotions get involved. this is an investigation. we rely on the facts. >> now, given that that complacency on set led to the death of the cinematographer, i asked if there was a legal bridge from complacency to criminal negligence. she said yes, there might be. they have not established that bridge at the moment. this investigation clearly just getting underway. martha? >> martha: thanks, jonathan. i want to bring in steve wolf, a weapons consultant. steve, good to have you back today. so what we learned today is that this weapon is an f.lli pietta long colt. what does it take to pick that up and fire it? there's two motions, correct? >> right, this is one of those guns. so when we refer to single-action or double action, we're talking about how many actions are performed by the trigger in a -- i always

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z >> any time firearms are involved, safety is paramount. any time a firearm is around or about, safety is paramount. >> does it bother you that live rounds were being used on that set? >> i don't let my emotions get involved. this is an investigation. we rely on the facts. thank you. >> you said a small number of people. what is a small number? >> the information that i received from the detectives, there were 16 people in the vicinity of where the diinciden took place. thank you for all your questions, but i think that's all the questions we're taking today. unless the d.a. would like to entertain more. >> no. we're good. >> thank you. >>> i'm john king in washington. you've been listening to authorities in santa fe, new mexico, the sheriff, menendez, and also the district attorney, ms. altweiss, talking about the tragedy on the movie "rust." the sheriff talking about 600 pieces of evidence taken from the scene, including as many as 500 rounds of ammunition. the sheriff says he believes more of the rounds they received from the scene are l

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>> any times firearms are involved, the safety is paramount. i'll say that. anybody knows that. any time a firearm is around, safety is paramount. >> [question inaudible] >> i don't let my emotions get involved, this is an investigation. we rely on the facts. >> you said a small number of people were in the room. what is a small number? >> the information that i received from the detectives, there were 16 people in the vicinity of where the incident took place. thanks for all your questions. i appreciate it. that's all we're taking today. unle the da would like -- >> we're good. thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: that was a lot of questions. the answers were surprising. we finally got a number of people there at the end that might have been closest to the scene as alec baldwin fired the weapon which killed halyna hutchins, the 42-year-old director on the "rust" movie set. a fragment of the bullet casing we know from sheriff mendoza is what hit the director of the film, joel souza in the shoulder. they've retrieved that. now they're putting together the bullet, the gun and all o

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. >> as somebody who really has safety as paramount in everything i do, especially when dealing withweapons, it's your worst nightmare. >> reporter: kevin williams has supervised prop guns on movie sets for 20 years. >> generally on set, you have either the prop master or a set armorer who is going to be maintaining chain of control, from when the weapons are in the trucks to when they hit the set, to when they go to the actors' hands. >> reporter: there are reports several members of the crew complained about the long hours and low pay, with some walking off the movie shortly before the accident. ( gunfire ) the death from a prop gun on a movie set echoed the one back in 1993, when brandon lee was killed while filming "the crow." in that case, the gun should have fired a blank, but instead, fired a live round. meanwhile tonight, hollywood is mourning the loss of a rising talent. cbs news editor gustavo sampaio worked closely with halyna hutchins on a short film he directed. >> she was always very kind. she always looked people in the eye. and, she was a mother. >> reporter: there ar

and that is one of the paramount consequences of the federal securities laws. >> reporter: the sec has not said if it will investigate the eight complaints it received connected to francis haugen how will you respond to those >> we will answer any questions from regulators we standby the disclosures we made to the sec to date and we are happy to discuss those disclosures. >> and, jake, based on what's in the documents, what do people at facebook think needs to be done to fix this? >> well, lester, it's important to understand these are not journalists. these are not senators these are people inside the company who understand the data better than anyone they say that something fundamental has to change. that the things that make facebook what it is like shares, the way things go viral, all of that may in fact need to be reinvented. >> all right great to have you here tonight. thank you. >>> there is breaking news out of boise, idaho where a deadly shooting has occurred at a mall. cell phone video captured the sound of shots and the massive police response that followed moments ago polic

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you can extreme it on paramount plus. cbs >>> it's >>> it's thursday, october 28th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." a deal for democrats? president biden is expected to delay his trip to europe today by a few hours in hopes of finalizing an agreement on his spending agenda. where negotiations stand right now. >>> movie set mishap. police give an update on the deadly shooting during the filming of alec baldwin's latest movie. why they say there was some complacency with how the weapons were handled. >>> and wicked weather. from strong winds in the northeast to tornadoes in the south, we have the latest on the rash of storms slamming the country. >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with president biden making a last-minute attempt to clinch a deal on his massive spending agenda before heading to europe. the president is expected to speak to the house democratic caucus this morning to push for an agreement. laura podesta has more on this from new yorork. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the president's m

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access to resources and support creating and maintaining a safe environment for our students is of paramount concern to the university and we are proud of our students activism and advocacy for survivors as to why this is happening. >> for the most part. you know, we that we never want to believe that something like that could happen within our own community but unfortunately, violence is a part of campus campus culture all across the united states. >> the report and subsequent rallies calling for action. it touched a nerve with fellow students like griffin it's very unfortunate that it happened, obviously. but it's also good that people are realizing there's a serious issue and this my 4th year here. and this is the first time anyone's actually doing anything about it over as is pleased. the university is providing confidential emotional support in the form of a survivor advocate but would like to see. still more action. >> but i think that this spike in cases has really then a turning point for a lot of administrators to start taking the issue seriously. santa clara police said they receiv