again, anyone tried to prevent them from getting the information they re seeking. so far hasn t led to the idea it destroyed any evidence, right? exactly. at this point it s just a question. it s an unusual incident investigators want to look more closely at because they re seeing it in the full context of the investigation where surveillance has been key. we know an aide to former president trump was seen on footage moving boxes in and out of owe storage facility. those boxes we later learned contained classified materials. so one of the questions, is why did do you do that? did someone tell you to do that? as they re asking questions, if there are other concerns about the surveillance footage they have been watching, do they have it all, was there any effort to destroy it, they want to take a closer look at an incident like this and say, was there any attention to prevent us from getting the evidence? it s not only look at the mishandle of classify documents, the retaining of inf
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 happened here, that fatal shooting could have been prevented. one more before i get to sharon. cnn is learning, josh, the assistant director or a.d. on the film dave halls that handed alec baldwin the prop gun was previously fired after a gun injured a crew member. what can you tell us about halls and this prior incident? this important reporting from our colleague back in 2019, this assistant director, the person who reportedly handed alec baldwin the weapon on that day here in santa fe was involved in an
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
inciden incidents, a woman slapped some telling investigators she did it because they were jewish. another incident investigators are following up on included an individual walking into a religious establishment and saying that he would shoot and kill multiple people inside. investigators working to track him down this morning. so what s actually behind this? we turned to the anti-defamation league, spoke to them about what are some of the potential factors. they said there are neighborhood tensions where jewish families have thrived. those tensions caused by rising housing prices. also some of the suspects in these cases could potentially suffer from mental illness. lastly, old stereotypes are resurfacing. this is what the regional director of this group had to say. we know this is not white supremacy. there s issues of white supremacy, there s been charlottesville and poway, pittsburgh, that s not this.
flights, but it was four times the amount of crashes in north america. in taiwan, a trasia flight crashed into a river shortly after takeoff. mh-370 disappeared over the indian ocean. malaysia airlines 17 was shot down in ukraine in july of 2014. in that incident investigators in part blamed the airline for not heeding warnings of potential dangers over that conflict zone. in fast growing economies, the emphasis is on getting the planes in the air and moving the people. safety comes second. reporter: airliners in asia, they are experiencing a boom in travel. in the next 19 years indonesia is expected to be the world s sixth largest market shuttling in 270 million passengers, but the problem is international safety regulators, they are so