Alec Baldwin Faces Court as Emotional 'Rust' Trial Begins
Jurors witness harrowing footage and hear opening arguments in Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter case.
- Baldwin's defense argues he was merely acting and not responsible for the live round.
- Prosecution claims Baldwin ignored safety protocols, leading to Hutchins' death.
- Bodycam footage of the aftermath was shown, depicting efforts to save Hutchins.
- Hutchins' family, stuck in Ukraine, is represented by attorney Gloria Allred.
- The trial is expected to last nine days, with Baldwin facing up to 18 months in prison if convicted.
People 
Washington Examiner 
The Daily Caller 
CBS News 
HuffPost 
New York Post 
Washington Post 
The Independent 
Us Weekly 
New York Daily News 
Newsweek 
BBC 
Variety People 
Sky News 
South China Morning Post 
PBS NewsHour 
The Daily Beast 
The Hollywood Reporter 
Orange County Register Us Weekly 
Los Angeles Times 
Denver Gazette 
Fox News People 
Al Jazeera 
Chicago Tribune 
UPI 
The Free Press 
NBC News Variety 
CBC The Independent Denver Gazette 
The A.V. Club 
Voice of America (VOA News) People 
The Post Millennial 
USA TODAY People NBC News 
Evening Standard The Independent 
Deadline 
Rolling Stone New York Post 
TheWrap The Independent 
The Telegraph The Telegraph 
The Guardian Deadline 
TMZ Fox News Variety 
CNN NBC News NBC News The Independent 
One America News Network Evening Standard CBS News CNN Denver Gazette New York Post 
EL PAÍS 
ABC News Fox News 
Breitbart 
Associated Press ABC News People The Hollywood Reporter 
East Bay Times The Independent The Independent Los Angeles Times TheWrap Deadline Us Weekly Newsweek New York Daily News People 
IndieWire People The Independent 
Sun Sentinel 