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paltrow blames him for the collision.'s mona kosar abd >> reporter: far away, actress and guru defending herself in a courtroom in utah. in a civil suit over her involvement in an alleged skiing hit and run collision. >> did you hit and run? >> absolutely not. >> mona: paltrow being sued fo for $300,000 over february 2016 skiing accident in the upscale deer valley resort. involving 76-year-old retired optometrist dr. terry sanderson, in a he said she said lawsuit claims the actress was a skiing out of control alleging she crashed into him from behind. paltrow has filed a countersuit for a symbolic one dollar and attorneys fees claiming it was sanderson who actually hit her on the slopes. the former doctor said he was left with brain damage and four broken ribs. >> you are watching your children when you allege that you were skied directly into your back by someone? >> my daughter was down hill. my son was to my left. so i was skiing. my eyes were not vaccinated only on those fixated only on this end when he skied into my

but paltrow's attorneys insist sanderson was behind paltrow on the slope. they called the biomechanics engineer to testify on the physics behind the fall, showing a simulation of the crash and claiming paltrow's version of events. is the only one that holds up if you redo the calculations correctly, what this means is mr sanderson can follow the ground without miss paltrow landing on him. and sustain the rib fractures. sanderson's team countering the testimony while suggesting the ski resort and paltrow's instructor may have been trying to protect her because of her fame ever occur to you that this instructor might be covering up bad conduct. by himself to protect miss paltrow. a big spender at your valley, legal experts say. without a name like paltrow, this case would have been settled years ago. outside of court. paltrow's husband couldn't testify before the trial wraps up the royal drama continues. prince harry, making some explosive claims about phone hacking against his own family. those claims are part of harry's lawsuit against the publisher of the

he changed his complaint after paltrow countersuit. paltrow her husband and children are all expected to take. the stand in the trial is expected to take about a week. okay, coming up. the sailor who says a whale sank his boat in the middle of the pacific ocean. see what he did next? you're watchin narrator: how prepared is your family... ...if a hurricane shows up at your doorstep? or a flood? or a blizzard? you can't just turn away a natural disaster. that's why it's important to go to ready.gov/plan now. it has the tools and tips you need to make an emergency plan with your family. narrator: so if disaster comes knocking... mom: let's go. narrator: ...you'll be ready to help keep your family safe. mom: oh, it's just the pizza! daughter: yes! narrator: make a plan today. welcome back to florida man is sharing his terrifying story of a whale that sent his boat to the bottom of the pacific can probably guess it's a whale of a tale. welcome aboard rain dancer and this is her crew of misfits. four sailors say they're lucky to be alive th

but paltrow's attorneys insist sanderson was behind paltrow on the slope.s engineer to testify on the physics behind the fall, showing a simulation of the crash and claiming paltrow's version of events is the only one that holds up if you redo the calculations correctly, what this means is mr sanderson can follow the ground without miss paltrow landing on him. and sustain the rib fractures. sanderson's team countering the testimony while suggesting the ski resort and paltrow's instructor may have been trying to protect her because of her fame ever occur to you that this instructor might be covering up bad conduct. by himself to protect miss paltrow, a big spender at their valley. by the way, paltrow's husband could testify before the trial wraps up overseas. the dutchman is facing legal action for allegedly fathered at least 550 children. the 41 year old is a sperm donor. he's accused of lying about the number of kids he's fathered through sperm banks violating agreements. limits are placed on donors to protect children's health. it's unclear what legal ram

paltrow�*s harm?damages. what amount fairly commensure... ..compensates gwyneth paltrow for economic damages? $1. our correspondent sophie long was at the court for the verdict. well, there's been a huge amount of interest in this trial, of course, and it lasted just short of two weeks, and it took the jury just two hours to deliberate and come to their verdict, and they found that gwyneth paltrow was not responsible for causing the collision with 76—year—old terry sanderson on the ski slopes, just a few miles from where i am standing now, and they found in fact that he was responsible for the collision. this was a "he said, she said" trial. we heard a huge amount of evidence about his state of mind and his physical and mental health before and after that accident, but we now know that the jury found that gwyneth paltrow was not responsible. he was suing her for $300,000. she countersued for $1. she has now been awarded that $1 in damages and he will also now be liable to pay her legal fees, which wil

he changed his complaint after paltrow countersuit. by the way, paltrow , her husband and her children are expected to testify during the trial coming up a cowl on the run in new york city, plus a whale of a tale how the crew of a sailboat survived a whale sinking their boat in the sinking their boat in the pacific. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. hey... it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. cerave, with three essenti

was gwyneth paltrow at fault? no. was gwyneth paltrow�*s fault a cause of terri sanderson's harm? it. there is no resnonse _ harm? oh, skip it. there is no response there. _ harm? oh, skip it. there is no response there. -- _ harm? oh, skip it. there is no response there. -- terry. - harm? oh, skip it. there is noj response there. -- terry. was terry sanderson _ response there. -- terry. was terry sanderson at _ response there. -- terry. was terry sanderson at fault? - response there. -- terry. wasj terry sanderson at fault? yes. was terry sanderson's fault a cause gwyneth paltrow�*s... did terry sanderson's fault because gwyneth paltrow�*s harm? yes. comparative fault. what % of the fault you assigned to terry sanderson? 100%. damages. what amount fairly compensates gwyneth paltrow for economic damages? $1. 0ur correspondent sophie long was at the court for the verdict. earlier high asked her the significance of what has happened. significance of what has happened-— significance of what has happened. significance of what has hauened. ~ �*, , ., happened. well, there's been a hue

sanderson against paltrow, paltrow and a countersuit against sanderson. a lot of this is going to hinge on who was uphill and who was downhill because the that are uphill or going to be the ones responsible. the downhill people have the right of way, so they're obviously in a position to see correct. so if there is, in fact a gopro video of this accident well, wouldn't that just clear it up? so right now it where is that? nowhere is it? no one's seen it. there's another aspect that makes this gopro video, whether or not we see it or not incredibly important, there's a standard in the law. it's called slowly ation. it means that if a party fails to preserve evidence, either by neglect, a neglected early or willfully that an adverse inference can be taken by the jury. does that mean it means that the jury can assume it was negative to their case. so if it's established that this video exists and somehow never made it into the courtroom never was exchanging evidence. well, that's going to be a real strong argument for gwyneth paltrow's team. okay and then th

how do you think paltrow's testimony went on the stand? the stands and she stuck to the facts. she did not allow the plaintiff's attorney to provoke her into an emotional response which is really good whenever you take the stand. >> janai: we heard from terry sanderson's daughter who was talking about his injuries and how he has changed after the accident. how effective was her testimony and talked to us more about of the emotions that you said, why that could be important to not show so much? >> absolutely. when sanderson's daughter told the stanco not only was she emotional because she was extremely combative with the defense attorney which typically does not come off well to victory. to read wants to hear the facts. they want to know what you know and what you are expected to test tell them. when you get competitive with the attorneys, doesn't usually bode well with the jury. >> janai: what can we expect from terry sanderson? he is suing paltrow and that e-mail that he sent to his daughters that lawyers have said where he says, i'm famo

miss paltrow, why would he lie? _ thinks he saw. miss paltrow, why would he lie?ltrow, why would he lie? this is a man... i thinks he saw. miss paltrow, why. would he lie? this is a man... this was a motive. _ would he lie? this is a man... this was a motive, your— would he lie? this is a man... this was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's— was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's not— was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's not the — was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's not the right _ was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's not the right objection - was a motive, your honour. perhaps that's not the right objection underi that's not the right objection under the rules, — that's not the right objection under the rules, so— that's not the right objection under the rules, so let _ that's not the right objection under the rules, so let me _ that's not the right objection under the rules, so let me withdraw- that's not the right objection under the rules, so let me withdraw my. the rules, so let me withdraw my objection— the rules, so let me withdraw my ob

and you blame gwyneth paltrow for that? yes. was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart, and then there was a body pressing against me. it basically comes down to skiing etiquette. who was the downhill skier and had right of way? gwyneth paltrow�*s children, apple and moses, are set to testify before a jury is expected to decide later this week. nomia iqbal, bbc news, washington. lots more on that story as there is on the rest of our stories on the bbc website. stay tuned to that. stay tuned to bbc. hello there. it was a fine start to the new working week. most of us had a dry day with plenty of sunshine most of us had sunshine and it was glasgow that had the sunniest of all the weather — 11 hours of sunshine recorded. fine end to the day as well in argyle and butte. the lovely weather we had on monday was down to this area of high pressure, the first one we've seen in the uk for over three weeks. however, that was yesterday and this is today. low pressure is swinging in off the atlantic, so we'll lose t

our top stories: from the slopes to the stand: gwyneth paltrow gives evidence in atrial over a skiing accident she's accused of causing and insists she was the real victim. i was skiing, and looking downhill as you do, and i was skied directly into by mr sanderson. king charles�*s first state visit to france is postponed as growing unrest over president macron�*s pension reforms continues to grip the country. biden and trudeau talk tough as the us and canada pledge to stand together against authoritarian regimes. a close call with a space rock capable of wiping out a city: the asteroid that's about to pass between the earth and the moon. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the hollywood actress gwyneth paltrow has been giving evidence on the fourth day of a trial in which she's being sued over a skiing accident in utah seven years ago. ms paltrow is counter—suing 76—year—old terry sanderson, claiming it was he who skied into her, not the other way around. sophie long sent this report. gwyneth paltrow has been present throughout this trial, listening to emoti

gwyneth paltrow is countersuing and has told the jury that mr sanderson crashed into her. sent this report. gwyneth paltrow has been present throughout this trial, listening to emotional counts from two of terry sanderson�*s daughters about the impact the accident had on their father. today was the oscar—winning actress's turn to give their account of the collision that mr sanderson says left her with a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart and there was a body pressing against me and a very strange grunting noise so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. i thought, is this a practicaljoke? is someone doing something perverted? this is really strange. my mind was going very quickly and i was trying to ascertain what was happening. the jury must decide who hit home on the scopes of this upmarket ski resort, which is home to the sundance film festival. miss paltrow is accused not just of causing the crash but skiing off without checking if mr sanderson was hurt. at the time of the

defending gwyneth paltrow knew _ i can't hear. defending gwyneth paltrow knew that _ i can't hear. gwyneth paltrow knew that looking up i paltrow knew that looking up the mountain and to the side while skiing down the mountain was dangerous. by looking up into the side, um... she knew what she was doing was dangerous, she knew it was reckless and somebody, well — would get hurt anyway — i think ijust said that that. that's all for now but don't forget you can get more information on all of the stories on the bbc website and you can get in touch with me on twitter. hello. quite an ominous—looking sky behind me with heavy showers forecast for friday, perhaps with hail and thunder. and, indeed, the outlook is looking very unsettled. sunday onwards, it's also going to turn quite a bit colder, particularly across the northern half of the uk. now, here's the satellite picture. look at this broad area of cloud to the south. that brought the rain on thursday evening. but the centre of the low pressure here now — a very large area of low pressure — is approaching ireland and within this cen

gwenyth paltrow has already spoken _ yes. gwenyth paltrow has already spoken to - yes.lt. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart, and then there was a body pressing against me. it basically comes down to skiing etiquette, who was the downhill skier and had right—of—way? when valter�*s children apple and moses is that to justify before a jury is expected to decide later this week. —— gwenyth paltrow�*s children. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. the british actor orlando bloom has visited kyiv and praised the strength of the ukrainian people, as he met with volodymyr zelensky, and encouraged him to go win the war. stephanie prentice reports. hello. 0h, hello. oh, well. busy. a candlemaking _ hello. oh, well. busy. a candlemaking workshop| hello. oh, well. busy. a - candlemaking workshop with a difference for these children, as the pirates of the caribbean at the orlando bloom visited alongside unicef, a lot of work to raise awareness of the impact the war in ukraine is having on youngest. film. impact the war in ukraine is having on youngest. oh, ye

ms paltrow denies responsibility for the incident.viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has announced he'll delay his plans to change the judicial system. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in opposition to his proposals. opponents say the plans undermine democracy and help mr netanyahu, as he faces an ongoing trial for corruption. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman reports. singing, beating drums the anger has built for weeks, erupting today outside the israeli parliament. this country is gripped by unprecedented turmoil, and a leader who had been refusing to give in. we are fighting for our democracy, and we won't give up. the brutality of what is happening is overwhelming, and if it continues it will be irreversible. all day they demanded mr netanyahu back down but they were met with silence and security forces. the police are now pushing the protesters back from this point. we've seen mounted police, as the crowd erupts here. protesters chanting,

ms paltrow has counter—sued, and testified that she was the victim of the incident.conomic cooperation and to stand together against authoritarian regimes, during a state visit to ottawa. king charles' first visit to france as monarch has been postponed, as demonstrations continue across the country against president macron's changes to the country's retirement age. the king's visit to germany later in the week will still go ahead.

ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing.and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. the central question is who had right of way, who was further down the slope when they slammed into each other? miss paltrow is expected to testify in the case, which continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. "the high presence of pests and diseases are affecting the forests. much is associated with water stress, which concerns a climatic issue. —— conservationists say they're concerned about the shrinking population of monarch butterflies in north america. every year millions of the butterflies migrate from canada to mexico on a two—thousand mile journey. but the world wildlife fuund says the numbers are down by nearly a quarter, this year alone. the

. >>> in park city, utah, late today, actress and business mogul, gwyneth paltrow, took the witness standfending herself in a lawsuit by a man who claimed she crashed into him in a skiing accident and severely injured him. here's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow taking the stand in a utah courtroom facing accusations of recklessly crashing into another skier on the slopes of the posh deer valley resort seven years ago allegedly causing him permanent brain damage and other serious injuries. >> mr. sanderson categorically hit me on that ski slope, and that is the truth. >> and i'm sure that that's what you believe. i'm not saying -- >> because it's the truth. >> reporter: the actress turned lifestyle guru and 76-year-old terry sanderson, a retired optometrist, have completely different accounts of what happened that day. >> i was skiing, and jfq■ two skis came between my skis forcing my legs apart, and then there was a body pressing against me, and there was a very strange grunting noise. >> reporter: sanderson has not yet testified. his legal team leaning on a neurologist and b

>>> gwyneth paltrow taking the stand at a utah trial. the man suing the actress over a skiing accident. >>> and our series, "ai revolution," the rapidly developing technology that can literally read your mind. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. we begin with american warplanes in action over syria conducting what officials call precision air strikes in response to a drone attack against americans that killed one u.s. contractor and wounded five service members. president biden ordering the retaliatory strikes. u.s. officials saying the targets were linked to iran's revolutionary guard corps. the u.s. saying the base where the americans were operating in eastern syria was struck by a one-way drone believed to be of iranian origin. tonight, three defense officials telling nbc news, one of the radars used to warn of incoming threats was down for maintenance at the time of the attack. the u.s., meantime, calling a separate rocket attack against another coalition base this morning ineffec

ms paltrow denies responsibility for the incident.the programme. in nashville say six people — including three children aged nine — have been killed in a school shooting. the attacker who was female, is also dead. it happened at a private christian school. president biden has described the shootings as heart—breaking. nada tawfik, has this report. children running for their lives in the midst of yet another mass shooting. this time it happened in nashville, tennessee, at the covenant school, a private christian institution for children between 4 to 12 years old. it was slightly after 10am when emergency services got the call of an active shooter and rushed to the scene. the response was a swift one, taking officers less than 15 minutes to stop the shooter — a 28—year—old nashville woman armed with two assault rifles and a handgun. officers entered the first storey of the school, began clearing it. they heard shots coming from the second level. they immediately went to the gunfire. when the officers got to the second level they saw a s

the oscar—winning actress gwyneth paltrow wins a us lawsuit after being sued over a skiing collisionutah seven years ago. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. donald trump has become the first us president in history to be charged with a crime. he'll be charged in new york over alleged hush money given to a porn starjust before the 2016 presidential election. mr trump, who's running again for president, has repeated he's innocent and called the indictment "political persecution" and "election interference". his son eric said it was the "opportunistic targeting "of a political opponent in a campaign year". the bbc�*s nada tawfik�*s outside the court in new york. nada, you've been outside there for a few hours now. what is the situation like now on the ground? the situation like now on the round? �* , , the situation like now on the round? 3 , ground? it's very calm here in new york- _ ground? it's very calm here in new york. there _ ground? it's very calm here in new york. there is _ ground? it's very calm here in new york. there is an - ground? it's very cal

terry anderson claims one of paltrow was reckless. >> everything was great.n i heard something i have never heard at a ski resort and that was a bloodcurdling scream. and then, boom. >> they had never met, but collided at the upscale resort in utah in 2016. mr. sanderson said hisuries hadhanged his relationships with his children and contributed to his split from his partner. >> night i'm not sure i am going to get back to normal again. i do not want you to feel like you're going to stick it out with me. >> as well as those injuries, mr. sanderson says he cannot longer enjoy wine tasting and has been suffering from another personality inhabiting his body. >> it is the other personality that is inhabiting my body right now. >> did you blend one of paltrow? >> one of paltrow is already accused him of being at fault. >> justice keyes came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. then there was a body pressing against me. >> it basically comes down to who had right-of-way. gwyneth paltrow's children are set to testify in a jury is set to decide later this week. da

ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing.g as a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier, and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. the central question is who had right of way, who was further down the slope when they slammed into each other? miss paltrow is expected to testify in the case, which continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the famous notre—dame statues being carefully re—created four years after the fire that gutted the parisian cathedral. applause i'm so proud of both of you. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, _ the committee has decided that south africa will be excluded from the 1970 competition. i chantin

animations produced by paltrow's legal team were shown to the court to illustrate where paltrow familyuctor erik christiansen alleged the parties were on the slope that day. christiansen who was with paltrow's children at the time of the accident, testified about what he heard and saw the first he was apologizing then he also just made a statement about. she just appeared in front of me. christians also denied sanderson's accusation that he and paltrow skied away without offering any assistance to sanderson time. i'm removing skis and getting ready to help them up. i'm asking, are you ok ? was affirmative. he said. yes paltrow described the crash in an entirely different way, even recalling she at first thought she was being sexually assaulted. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise. i thought. am i is this a practical joke? is someone like doing something perverted? erin this trial is running away behind. in fact, gwyneth paltrow , husband and two children were su

ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing.ing as a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier, and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. the central question is who had right of way, who was further down the slope when they slammed into each other? miss paltrow is expected to testify in the case, which continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. artificial intelligence could change the way we search the web. big tech companies are confident that al will revolutionise the way we work online. microsoft already has one of these ai chatbots, now google is launching its own version. it's called bard, and our technology editor zoe kleinman is one of the first to try it. this time four months ago, nobody had heard of ai chatbo

paltrow claims he caused the collision.kids testified they did not see the moment of the crash. paltrow's son moses said that he remembered seeing his mother yelling at sanderson that he had run into her, and her daughter apple said paltrow was in shock and in a bit of pain after the collision. >>> "variety" says actor jeremy renner will attend his first press event since he was injured in a snowplow accident. renner will reportedly be at the premiere in los angeles on april 11th of his new renovation show "rennervations." he broke more than 30 bones and suffered chest and other injuries when the plow ran over him near his lake tahoe home on new year's day. >>> still to come, apple launches a new payment feature. how the company is letting you buy now and pay later. here's liz, whose bladder leaks drop in uninvited. but instead of period pads, she brought poise ultra thin. so she can bounce on with poise protection in a fresh new look. (nicole) cats want taste. you want healthy ingredients. let's talk blue tastefuls. (jerem

ms paltrow is being sued for $300,000.w�*s lawyer cross—examining the daughter of terry sanderson, and you'll see her injust a moment. of terry sanderson, and you'll see her in just a moment.— of terry sanderson, and you'll see her in just a moment. her in 'ust a moment. separate from the her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision _ her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision and _ her in just a moment. separate from the ski collision and everything, - the ski collision and everything, did you ever think to yourself, "all right, dad will get older, then he'll need more help, so if they're out the hook ski collision," "as dad gets older, he'll need more help." overruled. did i ever think about it? ., miuht overruled. did i ever think about it?- might dad. _ overruled. did i ever think about it?- might dad, prior- overruled. did i ever think about it?- might dad, prior to - overruled. did i ever think about it? yeah. might dad, priorto the it? yeah. might dad, prior to the accident, was _ it? yeah. might

miss paltrow says he had her before apologizing and telling her he was fine.ourt heard that gwyneth paltrow considers herself to be an intermediate skier though mr. sanderson's lawyer said she had hired multiple instructors and had hit him hard causing his body to smash into the groundbreaking four of his ribs and giving him a concussion. he said she had bolted down the mountain without saying anything. >> the court was told for a year following the anderson -- the incidents are sanderson had displayed symptoms of a brain injury and would encounter problems for the rest of his life. the case continues. >> just before we go, politics took a backseat to the arts at the white house this afternoon. president biden bestowed the national medal of arts on 12 luminaries and institutions including the music icons gladys knight and bruce springsteen. i'm david willis. thank you very much for watching world news america. ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutio

ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing.wyer said she's a conservative skier and he was the culprit in the collision and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. the central question is who had right of way, who was further down the slope when they slammed into each other? miss paltrow is expected to testify in the case, which continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. and finally, staying with celebrity legal news, the rapper post malone has settled a lawsuit about the authorship of his song circles. post malone had been sued by a canadian musician — tyler armes — who claimed he helped co—write the song. but post malone sued him back, insisting armes didn't write any of it. an agreement was reached just before the trial was about to start. but no details of the financial sett

defendant gwyneth paltrow, just said? defendant gwyneth paltrow. you _ just said?h paltrow, you were looking - just said? defendant gwyneth paltrow, you were looking up| paltrow, you were looking up the mountain and to the side while skiing down the mountain, that was dangerous. by looking up that was dangerous. by looking up into the side she knew what she was doing was dangerous, she was doing was dangerous, she knew it was reckless and somebody would get hurt anyway, i think ijust said that the. that's all for now. thanks for your company. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lmmisztak. hello. quite an ominous—looking sky behind me with heavy showers forecast for friday, perhaps with hail and thunder. and indeed, the outlook is looking very unsettled. sunday onwards, it'll also turn quite a bit colder, particularly across the northern half of the uk. now, here's the satellite picture — look at this broad area of cloud to the south. that brought the rain on thursday evening. but the centre of the low pressure here now, a very large area of low pressure, is approach

into him in 2016, but paltrow claims 76 year old terry sanderson was the one in the wrong. paltrow's children are expected to testify defending their mothers claims at some point we're starting to hear from some of those who knew and worked for the colorado dentist who is accused of killing his wife, james craig was formally charged with her murder yesterday. abc s cannon, whitworth reports. the dentist accused of poisoning his wife formally charged with first degree murder. james craig, appearing in an orange jumpsuit in a colorado courtroom with family members, including some of his six children looking on, authorities say craig dosed their mother angela's protein shakes than posed as a concerned husband at her hospital bedside , texting these images to a friend, angela craig symptoms were a mystery to medical personnel. but craig's business partner who had recently confronted him about ordering potassium cyanide. tonight a deadly poison to their office. grew suspicious and told a nurse leading investigators to craig. according to his arrest affidavit, craig conducted num

actress when if paltrow was grilled on the stand. >> i didn't engage in risky behavior.children there or without my children there. >> reporter: she is facing a $300,000 lawsuit after a collision on the slopes while skiing with her family in park city, utah. >> i can still watch my children ski and be skied directly into my back by someone. >> reporter: but 76 euros retired optometrist terri sanderson says paltrow slammed into him while skiing back in 2016. causing life altering injuries. >> gwyneth paltrow's neglect, her choices, and her conscious disregard for other people on the mountain all combined together to cause terri sanderson to suffer. >> well, who ran into who? he says -- you ran into me? when it is like, no! you ran square right into me. >> reporter: shortly after the collision, sanderson sent this email to his daughter saying, "i'm famous, at what cost," and there was discussion about the incident being caught on a gopro camera. >> it is nowhere to be found. >> you skied it directly into my f-angie back, and you said "oh, i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry."

paltrow issuing the statement on instagram. ache why he is into a false claim compromised my integrity. i appreciate the outcome and the hard work of the judge and jury and thoughtfulness hand iting this case. he will have to pay $1. to paltrow. and cover the actress' attorney fees hundreds of thousands of dollars. breaking news. brian has agreed to take gwyneth paltrow out to backfill that day of skiing. he offered to go skiing afterwards because he loves to dance so much. >> brian: i love the fact that her son had a personal skiing inel structure. don't ski with mom. here is a pro. >> todd: who amongst us doesn't. >> brian: thanks, todd. a couple things really emerged from this that i was surprised at. that again netanyahu paltrow wad how tall are you and she quickly answered 510. nail in the coffin you have to know the law. >> he was angry he had been damaged by her and suffered brain damage. ultimately in the 8 days of testimony and there you see the dr. sanderson right there. it was revealed by experts they said you know w

and miss paltrow bounces off terry. paltrow is countersuing for a dollar in legal fees, claiming that she was downhill from sanderson and that he plowed into her back. she sustained a full body blow and that she was angry with the plaintiff and said so and that the plaintiff apologized. suddenly she sees two skis appear between her skis. and a man. comes up right behind her. they begin falling to the right. and she's filling. freaked out, i think is a fair statement. and he hits down. apparently his side and his head and she is essentially falling on him. but keep in mind his skis. are intertwined now with hers. sanderson's attorney claims that he was left face down in the snow unconscious after the crash, further stating that paltrow and her ski instructors skied away without getting sanderson any medical care, a friend of sanderson's who witnessed the accident testified scream and then and then and then i see this. this this here just slamming of the bacteria. and when she just slammed him hard, very hard. he i mean v

he was suing her for paltrow was not responsible. now been awarded that $1 in damages, and he will now be liable to pay the legal fees which will likely run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. now, a flurry of activity out here just a few moments ago, gwyneth paltrow left court immediately after the verdict. she didn't spike to speak to reporters. she walked past calmly as she has throughout the course of this trial and terry sanderson came out speaking to reporters and said that gwyneth paltrow has spoken to him on her way out of court and simply said i wish you well him and he said to her thank you. you well him and he said to her thank yon-— thank you. this case, as you have pointed _ thank you. this case, as you have pointed out _ thank you. this case, as you have pointed out has - thank you. this case, as you i have pointed out has attracted so much attention. they have been daily updates and analysis on what has been going through her mind, what this says about the entire us legaljustice system, the fact that this has become

ms paltrow has counter—sued and testified that she was the victim of the incident. has been postponed as demonstrations continue across the country against president macron�*s changes to the country�*s retirement age.

and you blame gwyneth paltrow for that? yes.n my skis, forcing my legs apart, and then there was a body pressing against me. it basically comes down to skiing etiquette — who was the downhill skier and had right of way? gwyneth paltrow�*s children, apple and moses, are set to testify before a jury is expected to decide later this week. louisa pilbeam, bbc news. time for the sport now. hello. there were eight european championship qualifiers played on monday. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. the winners included france who beat the republic of ireland in dublin to make it two wins out of two in group b. the only goal of the game was a stunning strike from the bayern munich defender benjamin pavard early in the 2nd half. it was his third goal for his country. ireland's nathan collins was denied an equaliser by a terrific save from mike maignan in the french goal as the world cup finalists held on to maintain their perfect start in group c. tottenham hotspur are on the hunt for a 11th permanent manager in 4 ye

ms paltrow says he hit her before apologising and telling her he was fine. multiple instructors and had hit him hard, causing his body to smash into the ground, breaking four of his ribs and giving him a concussion. he said she then bolted down the mountain without saying anything. the court was told that for a year following the incident, mr sanderson had displayed symptoms of a persistent brain injury and would encounter problems for the rest of his life. the case continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. and before we go, politics took a back—seat to the arts at the white house this afternoon. president biden bestowed the "national medal of arts" on 12 luminaries and institutions. they included the music—icons bruce springstreen and gladys knight, and the actresses mindy kaling and julia louis—dreyfus. the billie holiday theatre and the international association i'm david willis. thank you for watching world news america. hello there. for most of us, march so far has been a very soggy affair. in fact, at cambridge, we've already recorded more than tw

ms paltrow has sentimental feelings about skiing.s a kid at alta. but her lawyer said she's a conservative skier, and he was the culprit in the collision, and she who received the full body blow. the court will decide who should pay damages. mr sanderson is seeking $300,000, saying he sustained a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. but miss paltrow�*s lawyers say he's overstating his injuries and filed a counterclaim for a symbolic $1. the central question is who had right of way, who was further down the slope when they slammed into each other? miss paltrow is expected to testify in the case, which continues. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it was scotland's warmest day of the year so far. temperatures reach 60 celsius early today in aberdeenshire. a bit brighter today, but we have plenty of showers around and there is more of those to come. rainfall totals continue to tot up and there are quite a few places that have seen one and a half times the march average rainfa