1) Those In Charge of the Collapse (Administration shadys, what have you) had pre-prepared press releases to send to media outlets upon collapse of buildings (the "script," which i think should be discontinued as a term because i think it's putting out a connotation that Bob didn't initially mean to imply--i don't think Bob ever meant to imply that the reporter and anchor were literally reading from a script with dialogue spelled out for them).
Why would they want to give pre-prepared pres releases to the media? Do you mean a legit warning that the building was likely to fall, or something shady?
2) Someone in the Administration's media relations fucked up and erroneously sent the press release regarding WTC7's collapse early.
What would the right time be to send it?
3) BBC anchor and reporter, not familiar with what WTC7 looks like, go ahead and report on the press release, not realizing that WTC7 is still standing behind the reporter (while this seems like laughably sloppy journalism, i wouldn't put it past any media outlet to ignore details and make shit up as they go in an effort to be the "first" to "break" a new development).
I think this is plausible. There were legit reports going around that the building was likely to fall. The BBC reporter didn't know what WTC7 looked like. The reporter mistakenly said the building had collapsed, instead of "is about to." It is known that there were many mistaken reports that day; it was insanely chaotic. The press makes mistakes.
Where is the evidence of foul play?
Here's my suggestion: They knew that when they pulled it, it would look fishy to whoever caught it on video. So they planned for that occurrence by, (beginning hours earlier ) disseminating dire warnings about the impending collapse through the firemen and cops and media, in the hopes that when the steel skyscraper that wasn't hit by a plane and only had two small fires collapsed into its own footprint in 6.5 secs and everybody said, "Huh? What just happened?", they would point to the paper trail that had pushed into the media starting hours before, and say look at all the warnings.
Sorry, that doesn't sound plausible to me. They thought their planned explosion of the building wouldn't look convincing on video, so to cover for that they thought they would preannounce the fall? Or am I misunderstanding?