Bill fight the charges.

Honey, subradi Fox News actor Alec Baldwin and the armorer from his movie, Russ, Tana

Gutierrez, read both vowing to win in court after being charged with involuntary manslaughter

over a fatal shooting on the set in 2021.

The prosecutor in New Mexico citing a criminal disregard for safety.

Baldwin says he didn't mean to shoot Helena Hutchins, the film cinematographer in the fall

of 2021 when he was practicing pulling and shooting an old revolver before filming.

After a script supervisor sued Baldwin and many others on set for emotional distress,

Baldwin countersued against crew members including Gutierrez read, saying she was in charge

of handling weapons and ammo.

He also sued first assistant director Dave Halls, whom he says told him the gun was safe.

The DA says Halls has signed a plea agreement for negligent use of a deadly weapon.

Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, Baldwin's attorneys as the prosecutor's decision distorts Hutchins

tragic death and that relying on the professionals, Baldwin had no reason to believe there was

a live bullet anywhere on the set.

An attorney for the armorer calls the shooting a tragic accident but says the charges are

from an inaccurate understanding of the full facts.

Hutchins family says the charges are warranted, calling it a comfort to them that no one is

above the law.

The Homeland Security Chief says it's not just the US facing migration issues.

There are more displaced people than at any time since World War II.

Mass migration has gripped our hemisphere.

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