the spanish conqueror of mexico and new mexico and california. we have a double whammy in the southwest, in california of the spanish conquest, closer to the grain then most u.s. anglo people understand. it was profound action in new mexico. this is real leadership of the native movement. amy: we will go to new mexico in one minute but i wanted to ask you about your latest book, "not 'a nation of immigrants:' settler-colonialism, white supremacy, and a history of erasure and elimination." before that, "an indigenous peoples' history of the united states." not an immigrant nation. you are sort of debunking that term that president kennedy coined, and immigrant nation -- an immigrant nation. roxanne: yes. john f. kennedy when he was senator wrote a little book, which has been a bestseller ever since. it really seeped into the whole liberal culture. it was called a nation of immigrants, and of coursee was catholic and a child of irish immigrants and he had quite a hill tolimb, to make himself palatable, so i think the way waslready paved by the prev

the spanish conqueror of mexico and new mexico and california. we have a double whammy in the southwest, in california of the spanish conquest, closer to the grain then most u.s. anglo people understand. it was profound action in new mexico. this is real leadership of the native movement. amy: we will go to new mexico in one minute but i wanted to ask you about your latest book, "not 'a nation of immigrants:' settler-colonialism, white supremacy, and a history of erasure and elimination." before that, "an indigenous peoples' history of the united states." not an immigrant nation. you are sort of debunking that term that president kennedy coined, and immigrant nation -- an immigrant nation. ronne: yes. john f. kennedy whene was senator wrote a little book, which has been a bestseller ever since. it really seeped into the whole liberal culture. it was called a nation of immigrants, and of urse he was catholic and a child of irish immigrants and he had quite a hill to climbto make himself palatable, so i think the wayas already paved by the previous

that's half the reason why new mexico has really exploded in the _ why new mexico has really exploded in the film _ why new mexico has really exploded in the film industry. they fall in love _ in the film industry. they fall in love with — in the film industry. they fall in love with our culture, our people, and we _ love with our culture, our people, and we have — love with our culture, our people, and we have so many new mexicans who are part _ and we have so many new mexicans who are part of— and we have so many new mexicans who are part of the cruise on these productions. and to see halyna's instagram — productions. and to see halyna's instagram post two days before she died, _ instagram post two days before she died. just— instagram post two days before she died, just enjoying a horseback ride in our— died, just enjoying a horseback ride in our beautiful foothills in santa fe, it _ in our beautiful foothills in santa fe, it is — in our beautiful foothills in santa fe, it is like losing someone from an extended family for us. it�*s an extended family for us. it's i

we will stay with this story and speak to tessa who was the managing editor and anchor at new mexico tv news station kob4, thank you for talking to us. i am sure everyone with -- everyone there was shot as people around the world from this incident. i understand you are in this area which is quite popular for making films. >> this is so tr. i hate to make it sound cliche, but it is a tragedy on all levels because, as you pointed out, our film industry has started to take off in the past few years and we have so many celebrities and crewmembers from l.a., hollywood making new mexico their second home for weeks, months on end. it is kind of like an adopted family for us. they come here, they fall in love with our landscape, that is half the reason why new mexico has exploded in the film industry. they fall in the with culture, our people. and we have so many new mexicans who are part of the crews on thproductions, and to see how lena' -- to see helena's instagram post two days before she died, enjoying a horse ride, it is like losing someone from an eended family for us. anchor: it isn

they were also releases from new mexico and wyoming. the conditions and warmer temperatures also left the forest. the record-breaking fires including three of the largest wildfires and colorado's history. in total over 650,000 were burned and hundreds of homes were destroyed. we are still dealing with the aftermath including catastrophic mudslides with little vegetation to hold the soil in place tons of mud and debris down the slopes. closing interstate 70 for 17 straight days. it's important for me is the commissioner to make sure everyone who's worked impacts the river understands the undere challenges that colorado faces particularly as we implement the drought contingency plan and to consider the negotiation of the post 26 operations of the reservoir. as we look forward to those negotiations, one critical element would be meaningful engagement with the tribal nations and basin speaking at the commissioner i talked to the representatives of the southern tribes regularly. colorado has water rights settlements with both of the tribes,

our morning team will track the new developments from new mexico and bring you the latest starting tomorrow at 4:30. >>> our other top story, stormy weather. it is dry for the most part out there right now as we look live at san francisco. but, there is more rain on tap. a lot more. another round of rain to arrive after a brief break this evening. >> our chief meteorologist is tracking it all for us, paul? >> the first of those showers now moving into the north bay. far north western sonoma county is where we are seeing rain hitting the ground already. it is just the leading edge of the additional rain that will make its way across the entire pay area as we head through tonight. the north bay is the focus for the next several hours, the rain approaching the golden gate at 3:00 this morning. moving across the rest of the bay area heading into the presunrise hours on friday. taking longer to get through the valley, this time, san jose you are likely to get measurable rain. it will be a wet commute. plan on allowing extra time and stopping distance once you are on the roads. lingering showers

stansberry from new mexico for five minutes. : : : representing new mexico and the hill and we are so grateful for your leadership with other partnerships and of course we are joined by the state engineer that is here. as a fellow i'm excited to have you all here today to talk about the colorado river and our other crucial watersheds in the west. as we all know our rivers and communities have been gripped across the west by a drought that's here that our communities are no strangers to water scarcity as they lived on these lands time and memorial and began have shown waters across many generations. it's clear what we are not seeing today is part of a larger trend of a changing climate as temperatures are getting hotter and we are seeing fundamental changes in the system and nowhere is this more visible than mexico where the communities faced historic drought conditions this year at the same time the state has had the largest number of disaster declarations due to flooding and wildfires. for the ability of the communities during water to the fields and the tribes and farmers and ranche

authorities in new mexico say actor alec baldwin accidently shot two people on the set of his new movie. they say a prop gun discharged. a crew member was killed and the film's director was wounded. police are investigating how it happened. >>> the director of the cdc has approved covid booster shots made by moderna and johnson & johnson. that means millions of additional americans could get boosters as early as today. the cdc has approved the mixing and matching of doses. >>> the nfl is facing new scrutiny from congress over its investigation over the washington football team's culture. house democrats are demanding they answer questions by november 4 and want the nfl to explain why it never issued a written report. >>> no relief in sight for gas prices. joe biden said he thinks americans won't begin to see lower gas prices until next year. prices are at a seven-year high because of oil and transportation costs. >>> rain in northern california he t. thunderstorms across the plains. showers from the interior northeast to the carolinas. sunny in the southwest. >>> finally on this friday,

our morning team will track the new developments from new mexico and bring you the latest starting tomorrow at 4:30. >>> our other top story, stormy weather. it is dry for the most part out there right now as we look live at san francisco. but, there is more rain on tap. a lot more. another round of rain to arrive after a brief break this evening. >> our chief meteorologist is tracking it all for us, paul? w vihe first of those shows to noh wesonoma cy is where eing rain hitting th r the ditional rain that will make its way across the entire pay area as we head through tonight. the north bay is the focus for the next several hours, the rain approaching the golden gate at 3:00 this morning. moving across the rest of the bay area heading into the presunrise hours on friday. taking longer to get through the valley, this time, san jose you are likely to get measurable rain. it will be a wet commute. plan on allowing extra time and stopping distance once you are on the roads. lingering showers midmorning, then, atmosphere largely dries out heading towards midday and breaks in the cloud cover. it

tessa mentus is managing editor and an anchor at new mexico tv news station kob four. she told me about the local impact of this incident. i hate to make it sound clich , but it really is a tragedy on all levels because, as you pointed out, ourfilm industry has really started to take off in the past few years, and we have so many celebrities and crewmembers from la, hollywood, really making new mexico their second home for weeks, months on end, so it's kind of like an adopted family for us, they come here, they immediately fell in love with our landscape, that's half the reason why new mexico has really exploded in the film industry. they fall in love with our culture, our people, and we have so many new mexicans who are part of the crews on these productions, and to see halyna's instagram post two days before she died, just enjoying a horseback ride on the beautiful foothills of the mountains there in santa fe, it is like losing someone from an extended family for us. it's incredibly sad, and everyone who hears this news is wondering how this happened. what more do we

on the deadly movie set shooting in new mexico. a new affidavit filed yesterday says assistant director dave halls told investigators he did not check all the rounds in the gun involved in that shooting. he had declared it was a cold gun, meaning that have no live rounds before handing it to actor alec baldwin hall's told investigators he remembered seeing 3 rounds and said he should have checked all of them but did not investigators yesterday say that they have recorded the lead projectile and shell casing that struck and killed cinematographer halayna hutchins approximately 500 rounds of ammo including live and dummy rounds have been seized from the set. the santa fe county da says all options are on the table regarding possible charges connected to this case. >> the new mexico movie set tragedy has spurred calls for the reform of rules governing the use of guns in the film industry as our kron four's that rough latter. but reports now a south bay lawmakers drafting legislation that would set new standards for the use of guns on

tragedy on the set of an alec baldwin movie in new mexico. >> we have a person who was shot accidentally. >> reporter: a prop gun misfiring, killing a crew member and injuring the film's director. the sheriff's office says it was baldwin who fired the gun by accident. here at the bonanza creek ranch during the filming of the westn movie t." hours before the shooting, baldwin posted on instagram, saying back to in person at the office. blimy, it's exhausting. our new mexico station koat at the scene. >> one person has died on set, according to the santa fe county deputies. they were called to the ranch before 2:00 this afternoon. >> reporter: the 42-year-old victim identified as halyna hutchins seen here on her instagram profile was airlifted to the university of new mexico hospital, where she later died. she was working as a director of photography on the film. in her most recent post on instagram, recorded from the set, hutchins mentioned how excited she was to be on the ranch, saying, one of the perks of shooting a western is you get to ride horses on your day off. the cinematographer'

the actor visibly shaken in new mexico. was it live ammunition in a prop gun that led to the deadly accident? the reaction from movie professionals. >> it's your worst nightmare. >> o'donnell: vaccines and children: a mini-pfizer dose for kids five and up. the new numbers about how effective it is. plus advice for adults on which covid booster combinations works best. abortion showdown: all eyes are on the supreme court as it agrees to hear a major challenge to the strict texas abortion law. educating our children: the

says she knows of no precedence and needs to study new mexico law. how would you try to construct that bridge, yea and nay, and how much did you seek of legal consistency? >> you're right, there is a question between civil liability and criminal liability here. no question, no question there will be civil liability here and the reproductions will be grave. as you noted, with respect to criminality and criminal charges being brought is still on the table. i think they narrowed the landscape pretty clearly today to those three people who were in the chain of custody and had ak s access to the weapon, which is hanna gutierrez reed, david halls and alec baldwin. he did not say whether either or any of those individuals knew the gun was hot, as it were, that there were actually bullets in the firearm. he said they should have known. and that isn' a legal term indicating a degree of potential criminal negligence. there is a statute that a criminal case could be brought in a manslaughter case. if the negligence was so severe that it evidenced an indifferenc

alec baldwin's upcoming film that was filming in new mexico. police say a prop gunfired by baldwin killed the film's cinematographer and wounded the director. a spokesperson for the production called it a tragic and devastating accident. >> filming has been shut down for the time being. photos have appeared appearing to show baldwin distraught after he was questioned by the santa fe county sheriff's department. no charges have been filed. and officials say the investigation remains open and active. joining us now is tessa mentes at kobv tv in new mexico who has been covering this story. there is so many questions here, tessa, about what happened. what can you tell us about maybe the weapon, what this was. do we know anything? >> so at this point, brianna, and thank you both for having me this morning, all we know is that it is a prop gun. the questions remain as to what the projectile was that was discharged from the gun. there has been comments, unconfirmed reports, that we received into our newsroom very early in all of this that a potential

there were also releases from new mexico and wyoming. dry soil conditions and warmer temperatures have also left our forests more vulnerable to fire. the summer of 2020 brought record-breaking fires, including three of the largest wildfires in colorado's history. in total over 600 50,000 acres were burned and hundreds of homes were destroyed. we are still dealing with the aftermath of those fires, including catastrophic mudslides . with little vegetation to prevent erosion, heavy rain storms brought roughly 65 -- 65,000 tons of mud down the slopes. it is important for me as commissioner of the headwater state to make sure everyone whose work impacts the colorado river understands the challenges that colorado state, particularly as we implement the 2019 drought contingency plan and consider the negotiation of the post-2026 operations of the major reservoirs. as we look forward to those negotiations one critical element will be meaningful engagement with the tribal nations in the colorado basin. speaking as colorado's commissioner, i talke

i'm rich preston — our top stories: police in new mexico say they believe a live bullet was fired in the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. 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. in a bbc exclusive — new details about the fall of afghanistan and fresh claims about the country's former president. the truth about trees: new research suggests logging and wildfires could be causing some of the world's biggest forests to produce more carbon than they absorb. and, australian footballer josh cavallo has become the only top level, male professional player to come out as gay. police in the us state of new mexico say criminal charges against the actor alec baldwin, who shot dead a cinematographer on a film set, have not been ruled out. investigators have recovered the bullet that killed 42—year—old halyna hutchins. sophie long sent this report from santa fe. it is now nearly a week since 42—year—old halyna hutchins was shot dead whilst she was doing herjob. these are

the western movie where the prop gun was discharged is being filmed in new mexico. there is no word on joel souza's condition. halyna hutchins was 42 years old. >>> we also want to know that alec baldwin has not been charged with any crime this morning. >>> detectives were out for hours collecting evidence of a gas station that was the scene of a wild shoot out. one of the victims was a man who made a career out of fighting gun violence, a former oakland police captain. we have more. >> reporter: from start to finish, it lasted less than a minute. ersie joyner was pumping gas and one suspect craps the cell erscwoi joy retired as a captain in 2019. he does not appear to struggle with the men but as the suspects opened his car doors and one appears to take his backpack ersie joyner pulls out a gun. this shows ersie joyner shooting one suspect. >> we need three units. ersie joyner was shot. >> say that again. >> ersie joyner is here on the scene and shot multiple times. >> he sent the last six years of his career with opd as the head of a cease fire program aimed at re

film in new mexico. helena hutchins, the film's director of photography, was killed in the director was injured. police in the states say no one has been charged, but detectives have questioned mr. baldwin. from los angeles, here is our correspondent, sophie long. >> helena hutchins described herself as a restless dreamer and adrenaline junkie. the 42-year-old was considered by her peers to be an exceptionally talented cinematographer. >> i met her at a film festival in within a few moments, i felt like she had such a strong vibe, just a sense of commitment to art and the integrity of wanting to make cinema. i wanted to work with her. >> she was onset at the ranch in new mexico and the shootings in death depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became all too real. police say alec baldwin, the star and coproducer of the movie, discharged a prop gun carrying blanks. hutchins was airlifted to a hospital but she died from her injuries. the directowas also seriously injured, and a statement, al

. >> law enforcement laying out what they have found out the side of the deadly shooting on a new mexico movie set and where the investigation goes next. i am alan martin. >>> a lot of parents have been waiting for this, how and when the younger kids can get the covid vaccine , that is once it clears two more hurdles. we are live in san jose where health officials could be putting shots in arms in a week. >> reporter: all that is left to do is for the fda to follow the advice of its own advisory panel and the cdc has to issue its own findings and own approval but it looks like covid vaccine for children is on track . in santa clara county, they are moving forward with their plans as they estimate they will begin administering shots as early as wednesday or thursday of next week and pharmacies, doctors offices, and in school clinics will be sharing 55,000 though shipment arriving next week. there are 167,000 five to 11- year-olds in the county of santa clara county has a vaccination rate of 3% and in order to use the mask order down here, the county has to get to an 80% vaccination rate.

this is bbc news, the headlines: police in the us state of new mexico say criminal charges against the actor alec baldwin, who shot dead a cinematographer on a film set, have not been ruled out. investigators have recovered the bullet that killed 42—year—old halyna hutchins, lodged in the shoulder of the film's director. new details have emerged about the fall of afghanistan, and the actions of the former president ashraf ghani. he claimed he fled the capital because his life was in danger. his former chief of staff has exlusively told the bbc that he was not in danger. a new survey shows that human activity and climate change have turned ten of the world's most highly protected forests from absorbers of greenhouse gases into net emitters of carbon. the shift is blamed on illegal logging, agriculture, and increasingly frequent wildfires, driven by two decades of climate change. now on bbc news, it's time for click.

film in new mexico. helena hutchins, the film's director of photography, was killed in the director was injured. police in the states say no one has been charged, but detectives have questioned mr. baldwin. from los angeles, here is our correspondent, sophie long. >> helena hutchins described herself as a restless dreamer and adrenaline junkie. the 42-year-old was considered by her peers to be an exceptionally talented cinematographer. >> i met her at a film festival in within a few moments, i felt like she had such a strong vibe, just a sense of commitment to artnd the integrity of wanting to make cinema. i wanted to work with her. >> she was onset at the ranch in new mexico and the shootings in death depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became all too real. police say alec baldwin, th star and coproducer of the movie, discharged a prop gun carrying blanks. hutchins was airlifted to a hospital but she died from her injuries. the directowas also seriously injured, and a statement, alec

baldwin on the set of his new movie in new mexico, we just confirmed the director who was shot and injured is from the bay, his name is joel souza, the director of photography from movie called "rust" he's from freemont. he was shot with hutching when a prop gun discharged on set, hutchings died, alec baldwin shot that prop gun, production has been stopped. >>> in the bay area, a high tech way to deliver food, robots we found these autonomous bots roaming around the mall and neighborhood delivering food to customers part of a program went valley fair and kitchen united providing space for restaurants to make to-go meals. the pilot program runs through this week. >>> back in a moment, we'll check in with the warriors after a fantastic finish on the home-opening night. >>> welcome back, i'm anthony flores, a special home opener at chase sensitivity. the warriors play chase center. the warriors playing first regular season home game in front of full house first time since march 2020. the unis are a tribute to the 75th anniversary of the franchise and the league. steph curry came out in mid-se

. >>> new details overnight on that deadly shooting on a movie set in new mexico. abc has obtained new statements revealing what alec baldwin was doing at the time, who handled the gun moments earlier, and why none of it was caught on camera. this morning, the most detailed account yet of the moment when authorities say actor alec baldwin shot two people with a prop gun on this new mexico movie set killing one of them. according to police statements from crew members, the crew was preparing to film a scene inside a church. baldwin was sitting in a pew practicing cross drawing his weapon and pointing the revolver towards the camera lens when the gun went off. the shooting was not caught on video because the crew was not yet filming. >> we have two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun. we need help immediately. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine the events leading up to when baldwin discharged the gun, shooting and killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and wounding the film's director. overnight, the film communit coming together, h

the affidavit filed in new mexico. ngt tor could obtain warrant to search the set. the key take aways, the substantiate director grabbed one of the three prop guns. set up by the armor. he gave it to bald win. yelling cold gun. which means the prop gun didn't have any live rounds. he fired the cold gun. hitting cinema photographer in the chest killing her. the director was standing bind her and was shot in the shoulder. he's out of the hospital today. a fremont native and lives there with his wife and two kids. we spoke to some of the neighbors today. >> two people accidently shot on a movie set. by a prop gun. >> as word spread through hollywood about the tragic accidental shooting it also spread here. in the fremont neighborhood where joel the director of the rust grew up. >> joel is a good neighbor. very helpful and we go get along together. >> i was shocked to see he was directing. i didn't know that. >> investigators in new mexico say actor was firing a prop gun for a scene. when he accidently shot and killed cinema photographer. and injured another. >> it's a

now, there's the crime in new mexico of involuntary manslaughter. it's a fourth-degree felony punishable by up to 18 months in prison. and the two people i think prosecutors would focus on the most would be the armorer and the assistant director, who is the person who handed the gun to alec baldwin and told him it was safe. they're also going to want to look at anyone who touched that gun that day. they're going to look at chain of custody of the gun. it's the armorer's job to make sure the gun is safe. you played the interview where it's a 24-year-old who may have been over her head. at the very least, there's going to be a lot of civil liability here. it may not be criminal but that new fact that just came out in that reporting could move the needle for prosecutors. >> nischelle, the one that lucy reported on, that he just mentioned, the armorer, 24-year-old hannah gutierrez, on a podcast talking about her experience and how she's still learning. i mean that is a really huge job. they usually have a lot of experience, don't they? is this -- >> yea

and it's not really going to be alec baldwin because in new mexico there's excusable homicide. and under excusable homicide essentially if there's an accidental killing of an individual but ordinary care was used by the individual being accused of it, they're excused of the homicide. the focus may very well be the prop manager. what did he do in terms of, he or she do prior to handing the gun to mr. baldwin. did he exercise the sufficient care? because under the involuntary manslaughter charges in new mexico, you have to show reckless disregard for someone's rights who ultimately results in the individual's death. so all of that has to be investigated. but that's just on the criminal side. then you have the civil side. already it's being reported that it seemed like the set was not being done this a way, exercising the appropriate amount of caution to insure the safety of the individuals participating in the movie. that really rings very clear that there could be civil, a civil responsibility, civil case that will come out of it, a wrongful death case. but here's the rub, if ev

she was on set at the bonanza creek ranch in new mexico when the shootings and deaths depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became all too real. police said that alec baldwin, the star and co—producer of the movie rust, discharged a prop gun carrying blanks. halyna hutchins was airlifted to hospital, but she died from her injuries. directorjoel souza was also seriously hurt. in a statement, alec baldwin said... the incident has rocked hollywood, with many of those in the film industry now mourning one of their rising stars and infuriated this could happen on set. and it comes just days after a nationwide strike was averted after a tentative deal between producers and set workers that included an upgrading of safety standards. this isn't the first time someone�*s been fatally shot during filming. nearly 20 years ago, brandon lee died after being shot by a prop gun on the set of the crow. now people are demanding to know how it could have happened again. there are instances when you do shoot a blank that you can be injured. often, what comes out of the muzzle after

first, we continue to follow the breaking news out of new mexico. >>> authorities sharing more details about a horrific accident. it would seem to be an accident at this point. on the set of alec baldwin's latest film. the santa fe officers say baldwin discharged a prop gun. while he was discharging it, something went wrong. one person was killed. another person was hurt. steve patterson has been following this story. steve, walk us through the latest developments. >> reporter: there's still so much to uncover, specifically when there should be such strict protocols and regulations on a set like this. production is being shut down. this is being investigated as a horrible accident. here's what we know. listen to this. >> in these photos, a distraught alec baldwin reportedly in tears hours after the deadly accident on the set of his new movie. authorities say he fired a prop gun during a see killing one crew member and injuring another. the film's director of photography was air lifted to an area hospital where she was pronounced dead. days ago she posted this video writing one of the p

alec baldwin on the set of his new movie in new mexico, we just confirmed the director who was shot and injured is from the bay, his name is joel souza, the director of photography from movie called "rust" he's from freemont. he was shot with hutching when a prop gun discharged on set, alec baldwin shot that prop gun, production has been stopped. >>> in the bay area, a high tech way to deliver food, robots we found these autonomous bots roaming around the mall and neighborhood delivering food to customers part of a program went valley fair and kitchen united providing space for restaurants to make to-go meals. the pilot program runs through this week. >>> back in a moment, we'll check in with the warriors after a fantastic finish on the home-opening night. anthony flores, next. just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. we love

. >> the chilling 911 call came if from the movie set in new mexico. according to an affidavit the director told investigators that they were practicing a scene that entailed alec baldwin cross drawing his weapon and pointing the gun toward the camera lens. the director said while he was practicing with the gun he heard what sounded like a whip and then a loud pop. >> was it loaded a real bullet? >> i cannot tell you that. >> he remembers the phrase cold gun being used onset meaning the gun was safe. >> if someone actually put a live round in there, number one that shouldn't have been on the set. number two they should have inspected the gun first with a pencil down the barrel and a flashlight to make sure there is nothing in the mechanism. >> guns on the film set were supposed to be checked by the armorer and then checked again by the assistant director who handed the gun to baldwin. we are learning one was fire from a previous movie after a gun incident on that set injured a crew member in the wake of this stunning and horrible tragedy california sta

he shot and killed a cinematographer with a crop gun on a film set in new mexico. let's stay with that top story now. lets speak to david willis in los angeles. there has been a development?— development? yes. a search warrantjust_ development? yes. a search warrant just released - development? yes. a search | warrantjust released contains warrant just released contains the warrantjust released contains the first warrantjust released contains the first indications warrantjust released contains the first indications of warrantjust released contains the first indications of a sequence of events in this tragedy and those court documents say that alec baldwin was handed a prop gun by the assistant director on this film and told that it was safe to use. apparently the assistant director the shouted cold gone without knowing that it was loaded with a live round. as part of this search warrant which was conducted over the weekend at the ranch where the film was being made, officials have also taken away alec oldman�*s costume, the bloodstained costume, the gun itself,

in the state of new mexico, there is statutes that allow for excusable homicide. so, there is a possibility that when investigators look at it, they say there is no, you know, criminal culpability here but there is also in the state of new mexico something called a depraved indifferent homicide. so i would not be surprised if we didn't see some charges filed against someone that's responsible for this woman's death. >> again, it's still -- it's still early on and we have to wait to see how this investigation plays out but i mean, you can just see the anguish in alec baldwin's face. um, the -- the pictures that we have of -- he is doubled over. he is crying. i'm sure he is on the phone with someone, trying to explain. i mean, i can't even imagine. obviously, it's a tragedy for, you know, the young lady and her family. but also, you know, you are just doing your job and all the sudden, someone is dead for something that you've done over and over and over again. and as an actor, don, he is relying on the team. he is relying on the crew, the people who get paid to han

this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: police in new mexico say they believe a live bullet was fired in the fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new movie. new details have emerged about the fall of kabul and the actions of the former president, ashraf ghani. an opinion poll carried out for the bbc has found that popular support for strong action against climate change is growing around the world. the survey of more than 30,000 people — in 31 countries — found that 56% wanted their countries to show leadership at the un climate summit in glasgow next week. 0verall, concern about climate change is at its highest since pollsters began tracking the issue in 1998. human activity and climate change have turned at least ten of the world's most highly protected forests from absorbers of greenhouse gases into net emitters of carbon, according to a new report. the shift is blamed on illegal logging, agriculture, and increasingly frequent wildfires, driven by climate change over the last two decades. joining me live from washington dc is david gibbs, research associate at worl

unconfirmed reports suggest that several crew members walked off the set in new mexico only hours before halyna hutchins died in protest at working conditions and concerns about safety. as detectives comb the set for clues, the key question facing them is how did a live round end up in a gun fired by alec baldwin? david willis, bbc news, los angeles. i'm joined now byjim dowdall, who is a film stunt coordinator and former armourer. welcome, thank you forjoining us. what are your thoughts as you contemplate that question about how good a live round have got a gun fired by alec baldwin on set? weill. fired by alec baldwin on set? well, from what i — fired by alec baldwin on set? well, from what i hear _ fired by alec baldwin on set? well, from what i hear and _ fired by alec baldwin on set? well, from what i hear and what - fired by alec baldwin on set? well, from what i hear and what i - fired by alec baldwin on set? -ii from what i hear and what i have read, for a start, i hear that it was an assistant director that handed him the gun and said that it was unloaded. procedurally, that i

in new mexico. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. emergency phone call: accidentally i shot on a movie set by a prop gun. i we need help immediately. that call to the emergency services, the first public indication of the tragic events that had unfolded in the foothills of northern new mexico. police arrived to find halyna hutchins — an up—and—coming cinematographer — dead, and the film's director, joel souza, badly hurt. their injuries inflicted by the film's star, alec baldwin who — according to court documents — was handed a gun he was told was safe to use, but which was in fact loaded with a live round. in a statement, alec baldwin said he was cooperating with the police investigation. this is not the first tragedy of its kind. nearly 30 years ago, on the set of the film the crow, brandon lee — the son of martial arts expert bruce lee — died after being shot by a gun firing blanks. safety standards have been tightened on film sets since then, but on the family twitter account, brandon's sister, shannon, posted the

also on this new mexico movie set tragedy has started some new calls now for reforms on rules that govern the use of firearms in the film industry and kron four's. rob fladeboe reports the south bay lawmaker is drafting legislation that would set new standards for the use of guns on movie sets. >> i think real guns that have real firing pence in them that can actually shoot. when you pull the trigger. >> need to be banned states senate labor committee chair did court as he is drafting legislation that would ban live ammunition and real guns in the set of movie shot in california. cortez's proposal comes in the wake of a fatal shooting on the set of the film rushed in new mexico where one crew member was killed and another injured. what we asked is is >> the best practices because fight in state law so that there's there's some remedies and there's some penalties for people. no. >> complying. the proposed legislation comes amid reports that live ammunition was present on the set where actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun thought to be loaded with blanks killing cinematographer halyna hutchi

joe biden went out to an event in las cruces, new mexico, but landed in el paso. what the white house is saying counts as a trip down to the border, it's the drive in a motorcade from el paso's airport to a rally. you have been in some of these motorcades. so have i.t. the cars are moving around side to side within the lane. you cannot roll down the window. you can't stop. it sounds like -- >> sean: somebody. >> what they are saying as the president went on in that clip, he said i know itli well. he knows as well as somebody who was able to see some of that fence in el paso and that's it. >> sean: your question had nothing to do with the photo op. your question was fundamental. there did joe biden lied to the american people when he said he went down and visited the border? he didn't ask about a photo op. you've asked this question before, peter. if donald trump were president, anybody else in that room would follow up and say, what do you mean you drove by in a motorcade? that's not going to the border. >> goes to the point if that's going to count as's a visit,

. >>> just released affidavit releasing details about the deadly shooting at a movie set in new mexico. >> alec baldwin loaded the prop gun killing the photographer and wounding the director. >> reporter: at a vigil in los angeles sunday, film and television workers gathered to honor hutchins. her death is now under investigation by santa fe county sheriff. according to an affidavit, david halls grabbed one of three prop guns set aside by gutierrez who took first lead armor job earlier this year. when halls handed it to alec baldwin halls shouted cold gun indicating there was no live round in the chamber. baldwin later fired killing hutchins and wounding the director who was behind her. in a new affidavit released last night, told investigators baldwin was rehearsing a scene that involved drawing his weapon and pointing it towards the camera lens. a 911 call raises questions about how it was handled on set. >> he is supposed to check the gun. he is responsible. >> reporter: a pyro technician on a shoot with halls in 2019, she says halls' behavior on the set compelled her to file a comp

joe biden went out to a event in new mexico but he landed in el paso. what the white house is saying, counts as a trip down to the border, is the drive and a motorcade from el paso's airport to the rally. you've been in some of the motorcades. you're going very fast. the cars are moving around. kind of side to side within the lanes. you can't roll down the window, you can't stop. it sounds like -- yeah. so, what they are saying and the president went on in the clip he said, i know it well. well, he knows it as well as somebody who was able to see some of that in el paso and that's it. >> sean: your question had nothing to do with the photo op. your question was fundamental. the joe biden lied to the american people when he said that he went down and visited the border? he didn't ask about the photo op and you asked and you've asked the question before, peter. if donald trump were president, everybody else in the room would follow up and say what do you mean you drove by in a motorcade? that's not going to the border. >> it goes to the point if that's go

in new mexico. 0ur north america correspondent david willis reports. emergency phone call: accidentally i shot on a movie set by a prop gun. i we need help immediately. that call to the emergency services, the first public indication of the tragic events that had unfolded in the foothills of northern new mexico. police arrived to find halyna hutchins, an up—and—coming cinematographer., dead, and the film's director, joel souza, badly hurt. their injuries inflicted by the film's star, alec baldwin who. the film's star, alec baldwin who, according to court documents, was handed a gun he was told was safe to use, but which was in fact loaded with a live round. in a statement, alec baldwin said he was cooperating with the police investigation. this is not the first tragedy of its kind. nearly 30 years ago, on the set of the film the crow, brandon lee. the son of martial arts expert bruce lee, died after being shot by a gun firing blanks. safety standards have been tightened on film sets since then, but on the family twitter account, brandon's sister, s

in new mexico. the film's director was also injured and is receiving emergency treatment. police say their investigation remains open and active, and no charges have yet been filed. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. according to the santa fe new mexico sheriff's department, 2—macro people were shot on the set of the western film called drastic. in an initial statement it said officers were dispatched to the film set shortly after two o'clock in the afternoon local time, following a report someone had been shot. they later confirmed that two people had been shot when a firearm that was discharged by alec baldwin went off, striking the 42—year—old cinematographer, halina hutchins. she was airlifted to hospital but later died at the scene because of her injuries. the film's 48—year—old director was wounded and is being treated in hospital. it is said his injuries are critical. a statement from the production team confirmed the incident revolve —— involved the misfire o

our new mexico station, koat, k, the scene. >> one person has died on set. deputies were called to the ranch before 2:00 this afternoon. >> the 42-year-old victim, identified as halyna hutchins, was airlifted to the university of new mexico hospital, where she later died. she was working as director of photography on the film. her most recent post on instagram, she mentioned how excited she was to be on the ranch, sing one of the perks of shooting a western issue get to ride horses on your day off. the cinematographers guild releasing a statement overnight. we the devastating news that one of our members, halyna hutchins, died from injuries on the set. we support a full investigation. this is a terrible loss. the other victim, joel souza, was hospitalized last night in emergency care. the filming of "rust" started earlier this month on the ranch, a popular hollywood filming location for decades. investigators are looking into how this happened, what kind of project i was discharged and why the gun was loaded in the first place. kumasi: pfizer has just announ

that is set in new mexico. in a statement rust movie productions said all work has been halted and that the safety of our cast and crew remain our top priority. police are investigating how and what type of projectile was discharged from the prop gun. baldwin is an actor and producer on the film. the 63-year-old was reportedly seen outside the local sheriff's office in tears. a representative for baldwin refused to comment on the accident. so far no charges have been filed. just two days before the fatal incident hutchison posted the video celebrating horseback riding and support for the family since the accident. peter: it is absolutely awful. let's bring in geraldo rivera. >> good morning. peter: a terrible, terrible thing that has happened and once again, you know, in the history of hollywood we have seen a number of times where the prop guns which are supposedly, they don't have anything lethal in them wind up killing people. geraldo: you know, i remember investigating the death of brandon lee under very ci

mexico, new mexico is one of the poorest states in the country. we have among the highest childhood poverty rates, unemployment rates and this bill will be transformational for our people and millions and millions of people and especially children across the country. so we have to get this done and get it across the finish line. >> you have been a propoe innocent of focusing on children and families. if you tinker with the legislation what could be at stake for the children, for their caretakers, for people who manage elder care? what is it in that bill that you are worried won't be preserved? >> as everyone knows we just authorized with the american rescue plan one of the largest investments in the families in the history with the child tax credit and one of the things at stake in the negotiations is making that program permanent which is already helped to lift millions of children because it's putting real money into the pockets of our families, helping families put roofs over the head and afford groceries, addressing the education needs and tal

and now the new mexico movie set tragedy. it is spurring calls the reform of rules governing the use of firearms in the film industry is kron four's. rob fladeboe reports for us a south bay lawmaker is drafting legislation that would set new standards for the use of guns on movie sets. i think real guns that have real firing pence in them that can actually shoot. when you pull the trigger. >> need to be banned states senate labor committee chair did court as he is drafting legislation that would ban live ammunition and real guns in the set of movie shot in california. cortez's proposal comes in the wake of a fatal shooting on the set of the film rushed in new mexico where one crew member was killed and another injured. what we asked is is >> the best practices because fight in state law so that there's there's some remedies and there's some penalties for people. no. >> complying. the proposed legislation comes amid reports that live ammuniticn was present on the set were actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun thought to be loade