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

on a podcast just six weeks ago, gutierrez-reed describes how nervous she was to take her first job as lead armorer on another film earlier this year. >> i almost didn't take the job, because i wasn't sure if i was ready. >> reporter: the 24-year-old saying she learned how to handle firearms from her father, legendary hollywood armorer thell reed. >> i think loading blanks was the scariest thing to me, because i was like, "oh, i don't know anything about it." >> reporter: one "rust" cast member telling abc news gutierrez-reed was always very professional on set and took her job seriously. the film's director, souza, recovering from his shoulder injury, saying he's gutted by his colleague's death. and at a local vigil, a "rust" crew member describing how talented and kind hutchins was. >> i would have been lucky to have ever done another movie with another person like that. or with her. and i don't get to. >> so many questions about how this happened. kaylee joins us now. so far, no charges have been filed. but the district attorney is not ruling anything out. what more are you learning

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josh lederman is at walter reed. one of the things about him, he was so true to the military, and when he first was diagnosed with multiple myeloma i talked to him because i knew of several breakthroughs that were underway in boston and other medical centers, and he said, no, no, i'm sticking with walter reed. the military knows best, and that was always true. he had a lot of consultations with people at nih, people you all know very well. josh lederman, any more about the medical diagnosis? because the fact that he died from covid-19 even though he was fully vaccinated, but he had those underlying conditions, which did compromise his immune system, the treatment for multiple myeloma. >> reporter: that's right, andrea, and the family of colin powell are thanking them for the caring treatment that he received here. we don't know exactly what the complications from covid-19 that he had were. we also don't know exactly when he tested positive for covid-19, but as you pointed out, we do know this is a man who had struggl

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

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hanna gutierrez reed and her attorney says they have no idea where the live rounds came from.campbell is "outfront." >> reporter: strongly urging hanna gutierrez reed to come in for more questioning. the 24-year-old head armorer was in charge of weapons on the set, where alec baldwin fired a live round, killing halyna hutchins. gutierrez reed is making her statement public, reading in part, safety is hanna's number one priority on set. secondly, the set would never have been compromised if live rounds had not been introduced. hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. she has never had a weapon discharge. there was a lack of safety meetings. this was not the fault of hanna. a discharge on hanna's last set said several happened over the summer and lack of safety was a concern. >> i witnessed things on set that i thought were unsafe in my personal opinion. the way that she was handling firearms. >> reporter: when asked about her work on that project, her first as the role of armorer, gutierrez reed said -- >> i almost didn't take the job because it was my first one, but

and couldn't recall if gutierrez-reed had spun the drum. he then handed the gun to baldwin and indicated it was safe to use. gutierrez-reed telling investigators that on the day of the incident, "she checked the dummies and ensured they were not hot rounds." when the crew broke for lunch, the guns were secured in a safe, but the ammo was not. >> i think there was some complacency on this set and i think there are some safety issues that need to be addressed by the industry. >> reporter: actor ian hudson was playing an outlaw in the film, telling tmz he feared for his safety when filming a shootout scene. >> when they shot at me, i actually did feel the blanks hitting my face and my body. >> reporter: today, the district attorney not yet ready to file charges or rule out anyone including baldwin. saying she doesn't make rash decisions and she can't yet say who was negligent. >> does alec baldwin himself face the potential of criminal charges? >> all options are on the table at this point. i'm not -- i'm not commenting on charges, whether the

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

these two individuals are armor hanna reed gutierrez and assistant director david halls. all three individuals have been cooperative in the investigation and have provided statements. over the last few days, our investigative team has been working diligently to conduct interviews, execute search warrants and collect and process evidence from the scene. during this process, we determined that there were a limited amount of movie staff present in the area where the actual incident took place. although there were approximately 100 people on set. through the execution of search warrants, we have collected about 600 items of evidence. these include, but are not limited to, three firearms, approximately 500 rounds of ammunition and several pieces of clothing and accessories. we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mr. baldwin. this is the firearm we believe discharged the bullet. we also believe that we evhave e spent shell casing from the bullet that was fired from the gun. the actual lead projectile that was fired has been recovered from the sh

>> i'm going to default to reed. reed made it clear, you never know which one will be the big one. they talk about 20 million for squid, but they spent a lot of money in korea, but it sounds like there's another "narcos." analysts ask tough, informed ques questions. people should read they calls, how are the gross margins? >> i've been to follow the game, david, if you're going to comment on it. >> that's a good point >> but the analysts are stretched. >> because they're worried about the ohio teachers pension fun. it is very clear that they have this international strategy that seg -- look, they made a movie david, humor me. they make a luxembourg movie, on from madagascar, we're all going to watch is it. >> if it's good. they always do good. bull reed liked that i called customer service at 3:00 a.m., i wanted that movie about stalin about berlin, immediately they had one. do you use artificial intelligence so many morse are scarface meets the godfather. of course it's a.i., the original a.i don't nod at me, snide, california interviews. >> what do you want me to do, when you hav

gutierrez reed.s than answers. >> reporter: authorities saying the 24-year-old along with assistant dave halls at the center of the investigation. they handled a revolver like this one before giving it to alec baldwin. as a weapons expert, is it hard to fathom how the armorrer doesn't know how the live ammo ended up in the revolver? >> that's unimaginable to me. >> reporter: her attorneys saying she fought for training, but was overruled. gutierrez reed never worked in both positions at the same time the production company says. >> there's too many things that went wrong here to blame on one person. that's what happened in the brandon lee shooting death in 1993. carolina investigators concluded there was plenty of negligence. >> reporter: the tragedy now having widespread impact. abc's cop show "the rookie" announced it will no longer allow live weapons onset with 80,000 people signing a petition to ban them industry wide. >> why would you bring a live gun onset when you could use a prop gun? >> repo

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

we want to thank the medical staff at walter reed national medical center for their care and treatmentwe have lost remarkable loving husband father, grandfather and great american. i want you to look at the bottom of that post. what you see is a tag by facebook with the familiar visit the covid-19 information center for vaccine resources. it is notable to everyone, to viewers, to you, to internet commoners to his family, to facebook, to everyone that powell died while fully vaccinated. but that observation and any questions it may raise are violations of the one true commandment, thou shall get the shot or shots, whatever, how many shots. this is a real headline posted late this afternoon by the pointer institute. that's journalism school. quote: why colin powell's death should not be framed of a death of a vaccinated person. this is bending the facts to confirm a broken narrative. and it is not journalism. not even close. so, let's do something dangerous here now. let's commit an act of real journalism. let's not start with the conclusion. let's simply gather facts, data and ask hones

halls and get some clarification. >> reporter: the warrant also shows that reed told investigators no accurate statement. >> reporter: according to a previous person who worked with reed, said she's handled live rounds onset. the actions of halls and reed are key to investigators determining why and how live rounds were present and whether anyone will ultimately face criminal charges. >> can we get to that bar of somehow proving that reckless standard? it's just simply far too early to say. >> reporter: the sheriff also noted that there were some 90 to 100 people on the entire set at the time of the shooting. they have plenty of more interviews to do. wolf? >> stephanie, thanks very much. >>> up next, we're following new developments at china's reacts to cnn's exclusive interview with taiwan's president. we're going live to the taiwanese capital when we come back. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is

i was fascinated by reed's comments. i overlapped with reed at doj and also when i was working for secretary devos so we worked on a lot of stuff together. matt, i've decided to change the title of this program, to "doj has its challenges." in any event, it was fascinating to here reed's perspective. i had the opportunity to work with matt closely both when he was chief of staff and when he was acting ag, and tremendously honored that he elected to come and speak to us kind of in his new role in working on a lot of issues but in particular immigration. with that, i'm going to hand the introduction over to craig burkhart who has kind of done everything for the republican national lawyers association top to bottom. he's one of the first guys i talked to when i joined, not to say you're older than me, but when i joined r&la. we were partners at thornburg. with that, craig? >> i'm craig burkhart and i'm one of the several past presidents of the republican national association. and for those of you who might be watching us, w

anyone firing live rounds onset and he claims reed was hired for two different positions, which madetremely difficult for her to focus on being the armorer the film's managers have denied receiving any official complaints about safety onset. and the deadly shooting has launched a movement to ban real guns and bullets from movie sets >> reporter: a classic western shoot-out, it is hard to manage a john wayne movie without the sound of gunfire but following the accidental shooting death of halyna hutchins, some are calling for an industry overhaul >> this is not the first time that people have been shot or killed on a film set sometimes sword cuts are taken >> reporter: and a council member grows a joining number of lawmakers and even filmmakersñr■ calling for ammunition to be banned >> it really shouldn't be an option it is time to make a change. >> reporter: but on the industry side, some argue what happened in new mexico was an exceptional tragedy. >> armorers have been using weapons for 100 years on screen. very safely. so this is an anomaly. >> reporter: a prop master, armorer and

gutierrez reed to come in. >> reporter: her attorneys defended their client stating she was hired for" making it hard for her to focus on the job of armorer. she fought for training, time to maintain weapons but was overruled by production. a new inventory list for a warrant revealed 12 revolvers and ammunition have been recovered. it's unclear if the ammunition includes live rounds. she claims two accidental discharges on the "rust" set before the fatal shooting were at the hands of other people and these never had an accidental discharge. a key grip who worked with gutierrez reed on a previous film said there were unannounced discharges on that set. >> our star in our film had actually yelled out about the unannounced discharge. >> reporter: he said in general producers find younger people willing to work for less instead of hiring hollywood veterans who demand more manpower and time for everyone's safety. >> this young mother, this dp, was killed on a movie set because of money. and that's really what it boils down to. and that's the sad part about this. >> reporter: the production

his family said he was fully vaccinated and being treated at walter need -- walter reed.e served in public office for four decades. he was 84 years old. china seeing a new cluster of covid cases in the northwestern provinces, new infections since sunday officials say more than 1500 people have been identified as close contacts and it is traced to two people from shanghai. key legislation to fight climate change may not the final vote it needs to survive. west virginia democratic senator, joe manchin, has told leaders he will not support including the spending package. the program would charge utilities -- pay those freezing clean energies and penalize those who do not. assurances from vladimir putin that the country was ready to take steps necessary to stabilize the market. the biggest supplier does not plan on more gas through the u.k.. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. ♪ tom: good morning. colin powell dead at 84. there are any number of wonderful guests and a scram

jim reed, bbc news.st — rather than a more expensive pcr test — to prove their covid status. the change, which the government has described as a �*huge boost�* for the travel industry, applies to those arriving from non—red—list countries. wales will make the same change to their testing policy next weekend. meanwhile professor denis kinane — who is an immunologist and founding scientist at cignpost diagnostics — told us there are slight risks with the changes. i think that we�*ve got to understand that lateral flow is a little like a pregnancy test, very simple type test and a pcr is a more full—blown laboratory test which is much more accurate, let�*s say. the danger with lateral flow tests is that there are certain individuals who come through with a lateral flow and still be positive. so it�*s not as sensitive and there is a slight risk there that we might be letting more people in with covid. the bbc has learned that 18 months after the government announced a £1 billion scheme to help tower block ow

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

for the safety of the rounds that are being placed in that firearm. >> reporter: hannah gutierrez-reed told your investigators that there were no live rounds and should not have been any live rounds on that set is that a false statement at this point. >> that's not an accurate statement. we could like to get some follow-up and some clarification >> reporter: given exclusive access to the sheriff and his lead investigators behind closed doors today -- >> we are seeing about trying to wrangle up all the 70 people. >> reporter: authorities confirm baldwin, seen with his family in vermont in photographs obtained by tmz, will need to be questioned again. so will the two people responsible for ensuring the gun was safe who have not responded for comment to nbc news. >> it is definitely a tragedy and in my mind totally preventable. >> reporter: a tragedy that could have criminal consequences. miguel almaguer, nbc news santa fe. >>> in just 60 seconds, the major admission by top oil executives about climate change and what they have to say about disinformation >>> we're back now with big oil u

this was not the fault of hannah some other key points from the lawyer's statement, he said reed never witnessed anyone firing live rounds on set and claims reed was hired for two different positions which made it extremely difficult for her to focus on being the armorer the film's managers have denied receiving any official complaints about weapons or prop safety on dead meanwhile the deadly shooting has launched a movement to ban real guns and bullets from movie sets here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: a classic western shootout it's hard to imagine a john wayne movie without the sound of gunfire and smoke from a barrel. but following the accidental shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins, some are calling for an industry overhaul. >> it's not the first time people were shot or killed on film sets. sometimes shortcuts are taken or steps are rushed. >> reporter: los angeles city council member joins a growing number of lawmakers and even some filmmakers calling for real firearms and ammunition to be banned from film sets. >> death really shouldn't be an option on a fi

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gutierrez-reed, i think it raises more questions than it does answers. >> reporter: investigators say a single bullet that should have never been onset was placed inside a revolver like this one before alec baldwin pulled the trigger and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins hannah has no idea where the live rounds came from, her attorneys say. hannah and the prop master never witnessed anyone shoot live rounds with these guns >> how could the armorer not know there was live ammo being put into these guns? that's exactly what the armorer's job is to do. >> reporter: the sheriff has said the investigation into what happened here could take weeks, even months in the meantime, more witnesses are expected to step forward and share their side of the story. lester >> miguel almaguer in new mexico, thanks >>> queen elizabeth has been advised by her doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks, buckingham palace said today. the 95-year-old monarch was briefly hospitalized last week the queen will not receive any official visits and has canceled her appearance at britain's festival of reme

the armor on the film blaming the producers in saying that gutierrez-reed had fought for training and that she was, quote, overruled by production and her department the whole production set became unsafe due to various factors, including lack of safety meetings and we have the armor with the proper manager. >> and we're going to see fingers pointing it at one another. that's just expected while the series of events leading to the tragedy. our piece together. there is not yet clarity on how a prop gun with a live bullet made it into the hands of the actor. that's the million-dollar question here. >> didn't the problem manager properly inspect that done. >> first off. and if the prime minister did. did the assistant director make the right moves by taking the gun to giving it to baldwin the armor is responsible for the handling of firearms on the set and gutierrez reed's attorneys say, quote. >> ultimately the set would never have been compromised of live ammo were not introduced hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. los angeles, criminal defense attorney lucia hero saying

hanna gutierrez reed says she has been falsely portrayed.mmo had not been introduced. hanna has no idea where the live rounds came from. investigators say the live rounds may be the focus of their investigation. >> why these rounds were there, who brought them there and how they got there. >> reporter: reacting to allegations reported by the rap, they may have used the guns for target practice during down time, gutierrez said she never saw anyone shoot live rounds with the guns, nor would she permit that. >> we encouraged ms. gutierrez reed to come in so we can try to determine how those live rounds ended up on set. >> reporter: gutierrez reed attorneys said she was hired for two positions on "rust," making it hard for her to focus on the armor. she was overwhelmed by production. it revealed 12 revolvers, a long gun and a plastic gun were recovered. the other guns were in hand of other people and that she never had one actually discharge. she said there were unannounced discharges on that set. >> it was the star of our film that actually had

jim reed, bbc news.ratops dinosaur ever discovered have been bought for almost $8 million at an auction in paris. the three—horned, eight—metre long skeleton called big john was unearthed in the american state of south da kota. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. # big john, big john #. when you see him, in all his glory, the nickname makes perfect sense. a giant of the late cretaceous period and a discovery that's almost unprecedented. translation: these auctions are absolutely rare _ and exceptional, simply because the raw material is rare. we often find dinosaur fossils, but it is more difficult to find connected, complete, or almost complete fossils. the remains of big john consists of more than 200 bones — around 60% of his body that had to be painstakingly reassembled by specialists in italy. translation: what's here? there's mostly the vertebrae, the lowerjaw of the skull and the leg bones, so it's really a nightmare to reassemble because they're quite fragile and quite heavy bones at the same ti

jim reed, bbc news. such a fascinating development. democratic republic of the congo, demanding higher salaries for their teachers. pupils waving signs. they have been demanding a higher pay raise and lower retirement age. those accused of being behind the striker denied it. a rhino will be retiring from a programme that is to save the reader from programme that is to save the readerfrom extension. the last known mail has died. neither can carry a car, so embryos made will be planted into a surrogate rhino. it is hoped the breeding project will be successful. before we go, i would like to bring you these live pictures from the parma and at the spanish canary islands. if you are a regular viewer, you would know about the story, we talk about it a lot. you can see the volcano continuing to spew a river of lava. the initial eruption was on the september 19. as you can see, it is showing few signs of abating and has destroyed some 2000 buildings and forced thousands to leave their homes. really a sign of how powerful the force of nature ca

. >> reporter: in an affidavit, the film's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, telling investigators "no live ammo is ever kept on set," but authorities say the colt .45 revolver, fired by baldwin, shot a bullet and suspect they'll discover more live ammunition among the 500 rounds collected on set. robin roberts, today, pressing the sheriff. >> have you been able to determine yet who brought the live ammo on the set? >> we haven't. we've got some initial statements. there was probably close to a hundred people total that are on set. we will focus our questions in reference to how those live rounds ended up on set. >> reporter: earlier this year, 24-year-old gutierrez-reed took her first job as lead armorer on a film starring nicholas cage. stu brumbaugh was on that production crew and recalls his concerns when he says she fired a blank with no warning. >> she fired off a round at the ground. none of us were wearing hearing protection. none of us were prepared for a gunshot to go off. >> reporter: and david, the sheriff tells abc news they are investigating the claims that some crew memb

on a recent podcast, gutierrez reed described how nervous she was to take her first big job on another film earlier this year. >> i almost didn't take the job because i wasn't sure if i was ready. >> reporter: we reached out to both the armorer and assistant director for comment, but haven't yet heard back. >> the first question is who loaded that live ammunition into that gun? who handled the gun after the live ammunition was put into the gun? who knew about the live ammunition? all of those questions will go to determine whether this rises to the level of criminal homicide which is very possible in a case like this. >> dave halls told investigators he did not know the gun contained live rounds. >>> a horrific discovery near houston. three children were found abandoned inside an apartment along with the remains of another child. the boys are between the ages of 7 and 15 years old. the eldest called police to say his 9-year-old brother had been dead for a year. he said their parents had not lived in the apartment for months. authorities say the mother has been found and is being questi

jim reed, bbc news.blic of the congo to demand higher salaries for their teachers. they were chanting, we want to study, and if we don't study we will take drugs. teachers have been on strike since october four. they have been demanding a pay raise and lower retirement age. the government has accused the leaders of religious groups who administer both primary schools being behind the strike — they deny this. the last two remaining white rhinos retired from an international breeding programme. there's only one donor left to save the northern white from extinction. the last known mail has died. neither animal can carry archive so embryos fertilised with frozen sperm from a deceased males are implanted into a surrogate rhino. the team remain hopeful that the reading project can succeed. fingers crossed that it can. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones this is bbc news. hello. after what was a decidedly chilly day on thursday in most places, temperatures have been allowed to drop where night skie

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

jim reed, bbc news.tinues to spew a river of lava. a familiar sight to you all now — it's now a month since the eruption began — that was on 19 september. it shows few signs of abating so far after destroying some 2,000 buildings and forcing thousands to leave their homes. you have been watching newsday. thanks so much forjoining us. do stay at with bbc news. hello. after what was a decidedly chilly day on thursday in most places, temperatures have been allowed to drop where night skies have been clear. but the skies certainly aren't clear everywhere — areas of cloud spilling down from the northwest, which have been producing some outbreaks of showery rain. most of us, though, starting friday in the midst of this relatively cool air, and a decidedly chilly feel in the northeast of scotland — that's where we will have some of the coldest weather through the day, some of the windiest weather, but some of the sunniest weather. for shetland, for 0rknay, for the north and east of the mainland. elsewhere, sout

jim reed, bbc news.alaries for their teachers. pupils waving branches chanted "we want to study" and "if we don't study, we will take drugs". teachers have been on strike since 0ctober—the—fourth, the beginning of the school year, demanding a pay rise and a lower retirement age. the government has accused the leaders of religious groups, that's all the time that we have for you at this hour. thank you so much forjoining us. hello. after what was a decidedly chilly day on thursday in most places, temperatures have been allowed to drop where night skies have been clear. but the skies certainly aren't clear everywhere — areas of cloud spilling down from the northwest, which have been producing some outbreaks of showery rain. most of us, though, starting friday in the midst of this relatively cool air, and a decidedly chilly feel in the northeast of scotland — that's where we will have some of the coldest weather through the day, some of the windiest weather, but some of the sunniest weather. for shetland, f

josh, what do we know about the treatment the general underwent there at walter reed?well, yasmin, is praising the caring treatment that he got here at walter reed national military medical center. but we don't really know a whole lot about how the last few days of his life unfolded as he was battling covid. we don't know for example which side effects or complications from covid-19 he had or even when he tested positive for the virus, although we do know that he had been fully vaccinated, meaning this was a breakthrough case. we also know that colin powell, as you mentioned, was someone who had suffered actually multiple bouts with cancer including a 2003 bout with prostate cancer in which he had surgery while he was the sitting secretary of state. we also know the multiple myeloma, cancer in the bone marrow, not only made him more vulnerable to severe covid-19 infection, but a study published in july in the journal "nature" found people with multiple myeloma were actually less responsive to the covid-19 vaccine. so in more than half the cases of people with multiple