at wembley, where there are new security measures in place. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. donald trump has said he will appeal, after becoming the first serving or former us president to be convicted of a crime. he was found guilty last night on all 3a counts of falsifying business records, only months before the election which could see him returned to the white house. he is still allowed to run for office, even with a criminal conviction. donald trump claimed the trial was rigged. he ll be sentenced injuly. our north america correspondent john sudworth has the latest from new york. in a nearby park, his opponents celebrated. trump is guilty! while inside the court, the former president was walking into history. are you worried about going to jail? ..as the first ever to be convicted of a crime. this was a disgrace. this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. it s a rigged trial, a disgrace. but it was a jury who convicted him on the e
and load it into the firearm once the first ad told us that we were ready to do that. assistant director. correct. so now, we were shooting with you the other day as i said and you emphasized the only two terms that people should be hearing are hot gun and cold gun. what do each of those terms mean? so in the motion motion-picture industry, we have our own language, if you will. and two of those terms are cold gun and hot gun. a cold gun means that the gun is empty. it cannot fire. there might be dummies in it. but it cannot go bang. a hot gun means that it is ready to fire with blanks loaded up into the gun, and those callouts happen just before and after each one of the sequences on set. so a hot gun blank isn t necessarily dangerous if it is used right but it s still a hot gun because something can go bang in the gun. that is correct. my friend anderson has a couple questions for you also. larry, even if it is a dummy round as you said, it s there is no projectil
gun and hot gun. a cold gun means that the gun is empty. it cannot fire. there might be dummies in it. but it cannot go bang. a hot gun means that it is ready to fire with blanks loaded up into the gun, and those callouts happen just before and after each one of the sequences on set. so a hot gun blank isn t necessarily dangerous if it is used right but it s still a hot gun because something can go bang in the gun. that is correct. my friend anderson has a couple questions for you also. larry, even if it is a dummy round as you said, it s there is no projectile coming out but it does make, you know, a flash, it does make a loud noise. just so i m clear, if somebody has a dummy round in and the gun is very close to them, could that potentially injure somebody? no, no, let me let me be clear. the dummy cartridge is totally inert. it s the blank cartridge that makes the smoke and the muzzle
cannot be fired unless the trigger is pulled. the hammer lock is an additional safety device. that s a metal plate that goes between the hammer and the back of the cartridge. back of the firing pins. if that metal plate is there it s safe? it cannot fire, correct? correct. only way you can start pulling on the trigger which has a four and a half to four three quarter pull does ta plahat pla drop in order to make the gun active? yes. the very nature to having a 4 and a half to four and three quarter pull is a safety feature? the trigger pull is not safety feature. having to pull the trigger without amount of force is a safety feature, correct? no. want you compare for the jury the pull necessary to pull a double action firearm as compared to a single action? are you talking the trigger travel distance? i m sorry.
cannot be fired unless the trigger is pulled. so the hammer lock is an additional safety device and that is basically a metal plate that goes between the hammer and the back of the cartridge, correct? back of the firearm. firearm. and an exact metal plate is safe, it cannot fire, correct? correct. and pulling on the firearm, it has a 4 1/2, 4 3/4 pull, is that plate dropped in order to make the gun active yes. correct? and the very nature of having a 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 point pull is a safety feature, correct? the trigger pull itself is not a safety feature. having to pull the trigger with that amount of pull is a safety feature, correct? no. why don t you compare the pull necessary to pull a double