Today is Saturday, October 30th.

It was an old-timey western with a modern real-life tragic ending.

A crew member was shot and killed while filming the movie Rust in New Mexico.

As we've covered here on the newsworthy, actor Alec Baldwin fired the antique revolver

that killed cinematographer Helena Hutchins and injured director Joel Susa.

Authorities say an assistant director told Baldwin the gun was cold,

meaning it didn't have any live rounds in it before he pulled the trigger.

But that wasn't the case.

Investigators now say they think the gun did in fact contain live ammunition.

But they're still investigating and deciding who, if anyone, should face criminal charges.

So to get a better idea of what may have gone wrong and what should have happened,

I'm talking with the president of the American Society of Cinematographers, Stephen Lighthill.

He's also sharing his memories of Helena Hutchins since she used to be his student

at the American Film Institute.

Welcome, welcome to the Newsworthy Special Edition Saturday.

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I'm Air Commandy, it's now time for today's Special Edition Saturday.

Hi Stephen, thank you for coming on the Newsworthy.

Good to be here.

So I first just want to get your initial reaction when you first heard about this tragedy on the Rust set.

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