it's not cnn's reporting but sharon waxman from the wrap who is reporting that. i want to play it so our viewers can hear what nischelle was talking about and then get your reaction. here it is. >> we learned today and reported exclusively that the gun that alec baldwin to tragically accidentally shoot halyna hutchins had been used earlier in the day for target practice when a number of crew members -- you know, there's a lot of downtime on sets. you probably know this. there's this pastime that crew members sometimes do. it's called plinking. they go out into the rural areas and shoot at bear cans. this is with live ammunition. we learned that this happened the morning of the day that halyna hutchins was killed. >> so, again, we haven't verified that reporting at cnn, but the production company, dave, that referred back to their previous statement when asked about that saying, and i quote here, that we were not made aware of any official complaints concerning weapon or prop safety on-set. we will be conducting an internal review of our procedures while productio

according to sharon waxman editor and chief the wrap sources allege crew members had been firing live ammunition off set earlier that day. >> there were crew member who had gone off and done sort of passing the time fun shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting happened with gun from the set including that gun. >> criminal charges have not been ruled out. >>> palisades is set to open friday. that's a month ahead of schedule. laura checked out that resort where last minute preps are underway. >> in just a few short days ski village will be packed with people, some of whom will be wearing costumes opening weekend, falls on halloween and everybody excited. >> for only the third time in 72 years, skier also hit the slopes in october at the resort now known as palisades tahoe. >> that's really exciting. >> when three feet of snow hits the mountain what other choice to do you have? >> have a ton of snow. we always get snow up here in october but this was substantial. >> alec said that it was a quick decision to open this coming friday. >> yesterday morning i started my workd

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according to sharon waxman, editor in chief of "the wrap," sources on the set allege crew members had live ammo off set earlier that day. >> there were crew members who had gone off and done sort of passing the time fun, shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting occurred, with guns from the set, including the gun that killed halyna hutchins. >> reporter: these new photos provided by dailymail.com, show the movie's armorer, hannah gutierrez-reed, back at home in arizona. the 24-year-old was responsible for preparing the prop gun for a scene baldwin was filming on this small church set. according to a search warrant affidavit, assistant director dave hauls then handed the gun to baldwin. >> if they were so negligent on the crew or the armorer was so negligent as to allow live ballistic rounds on to a movie set, i think that's going to be a major problem. and i think that is so inexplicable, that you are really rising to the level of potential criminal negligence. >> reporter: and the district attorney has not ruled out criminal charges. she will join the sheriff's depart

or look at the waxman climate change bill in 2009. it passed the house.ive effort at climate change. you can always put things together. president obama did some things on administratively using his regulatory authority. again, i hope that's not the case. democrats should keep trying again next year if they need to compromise with republicans next year or the year after. they should try to do that too. anything to move the ball forward. i just think you want to try to get all of your big things in now. you want to lock them in to be permanent. don't leave them at the wiles of the future congress. you need to prioritize and do some things really well. >> i think part of the importance of what we're talking about right now and what you identified in here is that this is what the people fighting for the bigger package, the 3 ps $5 -- $3.5 trillion is why they're fighting. i think they recognize what you're talking about. this is their only chance for a very long time. >> yeah. look, from an economic perspective, i'm going an economists. we can afford $3.5 tr

information on this, josh campbell, in new mexico now, and sharon waxman, founder and ceo of the rep, interested in your information as well, and was get through this, good evening to both of you. and the fiddle shooting, and onset last week. what we know about those, and safety protocols looked into, anything, tell us.>> that's being reported by the los angeles times, the two accidental discharges, the more we learn about this movie set. and it was played by safety issues, employees themselves expressing their concern, and in any incident investigators look back, what we are hearing, there seem to be several issues at play, don't know whether the incident involved live rounds or if there was investigation that is underway, but obviously authorities will be looking back at the pattern in order to determine whether what happened here, the fiddle shooting, could have been prevented. >> one more before i get to sharon, cnn is learning that the assistant director or the a.d. david halls, who handed alec baldwin a prop gun was previously fired after a gun incident intraday crewmember, what

according to shower on waxman, the sources on the set allegation crew members had been firing live ammunitionlier in the day. there. were crew members who had gone off and done sort of passing the time fun shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting happened with guns from the set including the gun that killed her. >> the da has not been ruled out. >>> today a new grant program begins across california for earthquake retrofit. the earthquake brace and bolt program will provide up to $3,000 for eligible homeowners. state officials have set aside $5 million plus a million more for low income residents. registration runs today through december 1st. >>> live to san francisco now where new evidence suggests that the city's famous coastal fog is on the decline. a look at fog records dating back to the 50's just found a 33% reduction in fog frequency since the early 20th century. wow. >> good-bye fog. >> no. we cannot say good-bye to the fog. that's what makes the bay area the bay area. >> for sure. i want to talk about this and our changing climate. basically when you have that marine

last night sharon waxman from thewrap.com told us they are reporting crew members were shooting at targetsorning halyna was shot. >> right. >> what does that all say to you about how this set was being managed? >> well, if that is, in fact, the case, what it's saying is the set was being mismanaged. i have talked to so many people in this business that work on procedural dramas, cop dramas, tv shows, movies, and they have all said the same thing. there is no reason for live ammunition to be on a set. there's just no reason for it. and no one has ever said anything different. so if, in fact, this is the case that these weapons are being used for plinking and for target practice and there was some sort of mishap where the gun wasn't emptied properly and there was live ammunition left there, i cannot even imagine the neglect there. but, you know, don, we have obtained at "entertainment tonight," a new letter from the "rust" production team to its crew members tonight saying they have hired an outside legal team to come in and conduct an investigation along with the osha investigation that's g

according to sharon waxman editor and chief of the wrap sources on the set allege crew members had been firing live ammunition off set earlier that day. >> there were crew member who had gone up and done sort of passing the time, fun, shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting happened with guns from the set including the gun that killed someone. >> this morning the district attorney's office said that criminal charges have not been ruled out. >>> still to come, this isn't a subtle smash and grab. the new video from the south bay next. >>> and what san francisco without the fog. at alarming new study that may explain why carl has been missing on social media. >>> and later a major airline seeing drama in the skies. why some employees are refusing to fly with their co workers. >>> and good morning to you. i'm tracking a strong ridge of high pressure. that means sun this afternoon with daytime highs in the 60's and 70's. around where we should be for this time of year. with he will talk about the next weather system. dedales on that. >>> as we hit the ng stack up a the bay

here's sharon waxman, who broke that story. >> there's this pastime crew members do called martin lutherorning of the day that halyna hutchins was killed. >> court records obtained by "the new york times" show ammunition was found in multiple places on the film set. it was found loose in boxes and also in a fanny pack. it was not made clear what type of ammunition that was, whether they were blanks or live roucrounds. joining us is a prop master. there's a lot of information out. we're trying to make sense of it and piece things together understandably. as you're looking at some of the things we're learning, i was struck by this report in the "l.a. times" where a veteran armorer turned down a job, was concerned about this saying it was a, quote, accident waiting to happen because the production crew he said wanted to hire fewer people than they would normally have in these positions as armorer and prop master. give us a sense, what would that normally look like in terms of how many people would be there and how significant would bit if there were fewer people? >> obviously the safety asp

i enjoyed your op-ed, there were three bills, dodd/frank, the aca, and the waxman bill.ills that are wildly popular. the other side isn't even that organized against it. they're so focused on conspiracies about election fraud, vaccines, and critical race theory that they're not even focused on opposing this agenda. and it delivers much sooner than obamacare, which i was proud to vote for, for every region, every race, every class. this is basically president biden handing democrats on a, you know, working class platter, a huge win for saying we can deliver for people across the board on popular things that don't have that much intensity of opposition or you can wreck all that. it's like do you want to rebuild the american dream or the american nightmare, and you have a choice. >> you mentioned this in passing, but i want to hone on it, the aca was a wild situation which for budgetary window reasons, you passed the thing and waited three or four years for it to kick in. there were some provisions that started early. no one could tangibly say, i got health care, in the nex

that can give information on this and that is cnn correspondent josh campbell in new mexico, sharon waxman is the founder and ceo of "the rep." sharon, i'm interested in your information, as well. josh, you're up first. good evening to both of you. there were safety concerns on the set before the fatal shooting with at least two accidental property gun discharges onset last week. what do we know about those? was an investigation done? safety protocols looked into? anything? tell us. >> that would be reported by our colleagues at the los angeles times that incident happening october 16th where there was two accidental discharges and the more we learn about the movie set, it was plagued by safety issues. employees themselves expressing concern in any incident investigators will always look back and what we're hearing is that there seemed to be several issues at play here. we don't know whether that october 16th incident involved live rounds or if there was an investigation that is underway but obviously, authorities will be looking back at the pattern trying to determine whether what happene

look at the waxman plucky change bill, in 2009. it passed the house. it failed in the senate.effort to climate change. now you can always couple things together. president obama did some things, administratively, using his regulatory authority. we have some tax credits extended. but it's taken 12 years since the failure of the last major climate legislation. again, i hope that that is not the case. democrats should keep trying again next year. if they need to compromise with republicans next year, they are. after they should try to do that too. i think they should move the ball forward. i just think you want to try to get all of your big things in now. you want to lock them in to be permanent. don't leave them at the whiles of the future congress. and unfortunately you are going to need to prioritize and make sure you do something really well. so that they contribute to lasting. >> i think part of the importance of what we are talking about right now, when you have unidentified here, is that this is what the argument is. about this is why the people who have been fighting for

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