mr sanderson categorically hit me on that ski slope. the truth exclusive interview with one of the jurors the whole thing. was a little shocking to me. why she says the oscar winning actress was not liable for damages after a collision on the ski slopes. paltrow at fault no. paltrow woe controversial supreme court decision that forever changed college sports two years ago. making 10 bucks was a problem now kids could make $2 million. $5 million and you're not even gonna blink an eye, allowing college athletes to get paid. has this changed your life? yes 100% some say the n c. double a took too long to change is here to stay. three words that upended college sports nightline will be right back. brand's inspiration and value. you need to own your style at macy's sale. now, with an extra 30% offspring looks 15% off fragrances, skincare makeup and more plus shop specials at macy's important kitchen tool, my brain so i choose new areva plus unlike some others, areva plus is a multitasker supporting six key indicators of brain health. help. k

sanderson who had been responsible for the crash. court, she want to see the men whose accusations had brought her here and said "i wish you well." >> thanks to sophie. just to remind you of breaking news -- social media and lester andrew tate and tristan will be released from custody after a judge's appeal but they will remain under house arrest. tate and tristan and two other suspects have been under police detention since december 29 as prosecutors investigate them for suspected human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. we will contue following that story along with many others right here on bbc news. do stay with us, if you can. ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. th

sanderson said he was very disappointed with the verdict.nt to bring in now defense attorney misty maris for her perspective, missy. always great to see you so the juror says it took the jurors only 20 minutes to find paltrow not liable, even though they deliberated for over two hours. so what was likely happening and all of that span of time? so during that span of time, it's likely that the jurors were actually going over the verdict sheet because even if they came to an agreement in 20 minutes, it's still a little bit complicated, and the jurors have to go through each question one by one and answer those questions. so that's what i'm thinking. but fred, to be honest with you. i'm not surprised. i think this coming oh, yeah. terry sanderson lost all credibility when he was called back to the stand for damages. so he says he's a recluse. he cannot function and life anymore . he can't but you know he's lost. all of this, um, lost so much out of his life. well guess what the defense went to his digital footprint. his social media showed pict

she ran into 70-year-old retired optometrist terry sanderson.ght turned out to be worse, that is, who crashed into whom and sorted out the sanderson court filed a lawsuit immediately after the incident and demanded $ 3 million from the actress, but then the case was not given a go and now 7 years later the pensioner spoke in with more modest requests, limiting himself to $300,000, his lawyers at trial argued that ms. paltrow behaved recklessly on the slope and was constantly distracted by her children. so she didn't notice. as their client was driving down the highway, the lawyers described the collision in paints, supposedly the impudent star, not only knocked down terry snoke, more precisely, hey, but also fell on the poor fellow with all his weight, and then without even asking if he went okay. further, leaving the pensioner alone lying in the snow, he broke four ribs and received a concussion. and in general, according to lawyers. terry's life was no longer the same and paltrow's health began to deteriorate sharply, of course, a completely d

of actress gwyneth paltrow in a $300,000 lawsuit, paltrow was sued by retired optometrist terry sandersono alleged she ran into him on a ski slope. but paltrow said he skied into her. gerard samantha emery told cnn why she joined the panel in unanimously awarding the oscar winner $1 in a countersuit. i think her testimony really made sense and i felt that she was telling the truth. however there was a lot of evidence provided. i mean, this is eight days of evidence, so i think hearing her expert witness, dr scher really brought it home for me, at least to hear him validate that her version of the story was actually the most likely emery also said she questioned sanderson's credibility when the jury saw photos of them traveling abroad while claiming he suffered serious brain injuries. the jury said she was not swayed by paltrow's status as a celebrity and tried to treat the parties equally. the city of minneapolis has agreed to a major overhaul of its police department nearly three years after the killing of george floyd. the deal with the minnesota department of human rights calls for the

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and with us from london, henry sanderson, author of volt rush, the winners and losers in the race to go green. and of course you, we want you to join this conversation as well. so see that box over there with lie producer waiting to get your comments to me so i can get them to our guest. so how about we do this thing together, right. are henry, i want to begin with, you can you set us up here with one why it's important to transition to ease. but let's just begin with that. why is it important right now to transition to ease? yes, they had to reduce carbon emissions and limit the damage from climate change. we need to carbon eyes pretty much every, every sector. and transportation is one of those key sectors which accounts for about 1516 percent of global carbon emissions. and as the i p c c set this week, we have a window of opportunity. we need to move fast. and what's so important about electric vehicles is we have the technology at scale. now we have a cost of come down a lot on electric vehicles. i think work for, for most people. so what we need to do now is scale up batteries,

mr sanderson categorically hit me on that ski slope.

here we go watching gwyneth paltrow say to the plaintiff, terry sanderson after she won in her ski collisionse in court. a i wish you well be see you on the slopes. bless your heart. 123 oh, you all got it, okay, said i wish you well and he said thank you, dear. thank you. yeah those two kids can get along. everybody can okay. moving on. this week, 33 people were referred to law enforcement for a stealing flowers from the white house lawn be plotting a protest at a florida school board meeting or c harassing dolphins in hawaii, 123. let's see. ah right. you watch the news man didn't hear about the dolphins that makes sense. studying up on trump you get that? don't turn over your thing until i say 123. okay it's very hard moving on moving on. jennifer aniston says a whole generation now finds friends a offensive. key relatable unwatchable 123. no that's good . all of them. good offensive. i kind of relate to it. but it still is unwatchable. got it. okay. next. food dinner experience spelled f u d e e with an, um lot is unusual in that a. the entire dinner is conducted in the dark. be all the

a short deliberation, the jury sided with the actress and found that retiredactress doctor terry sandersonndred percent at fault for the crash. check ou faultt apollodorus out on her way out of court. >> everyone remains seated. >> well, the parties leave.statm i'm going to make a quicenk statement this is not goingu ca to be making a statement today.t so you can make the statement outside, mr. owens. i will do that. okay, shannon, i love you.. andn >> i wish you well. and then he said , thank you, dear . yeah, dear .ngr legal team is foothill here's a thing.h her legal team is brill's and worth every penny, because a week or two before this thing started, she was one of the most reviled people in the country because she'd given this interview about how she eats like three hundred calories a day. e country, h and hanes some bon be broth.roth touch, and that's how she gets that. people are like, she's so outthi of touch now. she says she eats more food than that. n but that is what she hadot a gog de into is like not a very likabley defendant.all of she's wealthy. these things against her.

constituents wanted to say that's what they say, and they weren't permitted to do so remarkable about the sanderson was only one week ago when other people here were expelled from the legislature. we know of only three cases 66. it was because of crimes or issues. bad morality. there's never been an issue where it's breaking the rules of state legislatures in my career 40 years, people break rules over time. don't get expelled. very unusual republicans. we talked about this necessary because disrupted but that being said most unusual. gary tuchman. we're going to come back with you. we're going to continue to follow this. continue with those , uh, we're going to reposition our camera. president biden is following this story quoting now from his tweet a short time ago , quote three kids and three officials gunned down and yet another mass shooting and what our gop officials focused on punishing lawmakers who joined thousands of peaceful protesters. calling for action, the president, adding it is it's shocking, undemocratic and without precedent shortly, we're going to talk to justin jones, who is on

chris insulted sanderson. how do you think republicans are viewing this? i mean, do you think at least some of the moderate republicans are breathing a sigh of relief tonight? well this is kicked the can down the road and as your legal correspondence in the first block talked about this is something that may not be ultimately resolved until next summer, right on the eve of these presidential nominating conventions, so we've got a long way to go for this to be resolved. i think right now, what republicans have been grappling with is the fact that you did have at least in a number of cases, an argument for pro life advocates to make pre overturning of roe versus wade around sort of moderate restrictions, things. is like that there were places where the pro life movement had some opportunities to make an argument to try to build a majority coalition but getting rid of roe versus wade. it has thrown the issue back on the table in the way that you may recall the supreme court decisions in the past things like, for instance, obergefell in the gay marriage ruling

this feud between the sanderson disney started when disney took a position against florida's what is called by critics. they don't say gay billet limits classroom instruction at a certain age of sexual orientation and gender identity. let's talk about where this goes from here. capitol bureau chief for the miami herald mary ellen classes year she's reported extensively on governor desantis no better voice inures to explain to us where on earth maybe not the happiest place on earth to be in the middle of this feud. where does this go? well, the next stop is were. the florida legislature is in session right now, and the governor has asked the legislature to come up with some legislation that will take take this view to the next level, and they're going to try and write some legislation that dismantles an agreement that did the board that controlled the disney district, um, entered into a disney before desantis controlled that that district or that board so they're going to try and dismantle things dismantle this development agreement it it's going to be a tricky situation. to write som

this was a story of a family who shotguns fired at the boat i mean dangerous stuff it's in dorothy sanderson'sexcellent colbert to to call boats to call boats to round out her second secondary source in the seventies. and the only other observation i wanted to make was i think that those wonderful photographs of the of the mules with the that those are feed bags i think. yes, absolutely we've got we've got baskets and on display here in this museum. yeah. yep, yep. no, that's they loved the mules because they could just keep a working at various times. the canal was open, were open 24 hours a day. eventually. and they say it in court testimony. people work better if they get rest. eventually they force them to close down. they also started right. you know it well. another great about the delay to the company is that allegedly this is from an 1880s unpublished history in our collections. again allegedly they initiated the policy of regularly monthly cash payments which prior to that were like, no, if you got paid at all. so things that you and i take for granted, you know, the 19th century, you

terry sanderson compared gwyneth paltrow jeffrey apologised paltrow to jeffrey apologised for callinguble for bringing goodies to the court employee vs the bailiff she was bringing them treats and snacks . she was them treats and snacks. she was told not to do that anymore . told not to do that anymore. taylor swift was brought up. i mean, it was just so bizarre to watch . it was bizarre, but it watch. it was bizarre, but it was viewing. i woke up at 4ama couple of nights ago and watched houh couple of nights ago and watched hour. i was absolutely . i'm hour. i was absolutely. i'm pleased for her because i know she's bit of a self, but she was pretty clearly not guilty in that particular case. that guy was a gold , no doubt. let's was a gold, no doubt. let's a look at the result of my people's poll tonight. kinsey, your reaction briefly, if you can. we've been asking my viewers and listeners , is joe viewers and listeners, is joe biden's rejection of an invitation to the coronation of king charles an insult to britain ? well, the public has britain? well, the public has spoken 58.1% s

terry sanderson compared gwyneth paltrow jeffrey apologised paltrow to jeffrey apologised for calling bringing goodies to the court employee vs the bailiff she was bringing them treats and snacks . she was them treats and snacks. she was told not to do that anymore . told not to do that anymore. taylor swift was brought up. i mean, it was just so bizarre to watch . it was bizarre, but it watch. it was bizarre, but it was viewing. i woke up at 4ama couple of nights ago and watched houh couple of nights ago and watched hour. i was absolutely . i'm hour. i was absolutely. i'm pleased for her because i know she's bit of a self, but she was pretty clearly not guilty in that particular case. that guy was a gold , no doubt. let's was a gold, no doubt. let's a look at the result of my people's poll tonight. kinsey, your reaction briefly, if you can. we've been asking my viewers and listeners , is joe viewers and listeners, is joe biden's rejection of an invitation to the coronation of king charles an insult to britain ? well, the public has britain? well, the public has spoken 58.1% say yes .