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was terry sanderson at fault? yes.n's fault cause gwyneth paltrow�*s harm? yes. comparative fault. what percent of the fault do you assign to terry sanderson? 100%. 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.

terry moran is there.ight, the stunning images, the good samaritan climbing the outside of a burning home. to save three children trapped inside. news tonight about an american couple kidnapped in haiti, held hostage for nearly a week now. relatives paying ransom and they are now demanding more. actress gwyneth paltrow taking the stand in utah. a retired optometrist is suing her after a skiing accident and what she said understand. from north carolina to michigan to minnesota, what has been seen in the sky and what many of you will see tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: it is great to have you with us as we near the end of another week and we we begin with this breaking news. we have learned of two new attacks on u.s. forces in syria. this time with rockets and drones. this means at least four attacks now in the past 36 hours. the first of the attacks was on a u.s. base by a suspected iranian drone killing one ame

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ter terry, i also wanted to ask you about something else. president biden was impressed by what he saw this week, vladimir putin with president xi. the president was asked if he was concerned by this partnership. >> reporter: and he got agitated by that question, david. he pushed back hard. he said the relationship between china and russia has been vastly exaggerated, that he sees no evidence of significantly increased military or economic ties between those two powers, and he added, we, meaning canada and the united states, are the ones making alliances around the world. it's very much on his mind. >> reporter: terry moran, live in ottawa. thank you, terry. >>> here in new york city tonight, a good samaritan climbing three stories into a burning home to save three children. the father handing them out the window, including a three-month-old baby. >> reporter: tonight the bravery of a man jumping into action and scaling the wall of a brooklyn apartment to rescue three children caught in a fire on the top floor. >> you climbed that building?

hi terry. good to see a so what does this decision by the hungarian parliament actually mean for finland? for finland. this means that it's just one step away from becoming a full member of nato. as you mentioned, they are just waiting on on camera, on the turkish parliament to take a vote. and now it took as president richard ty, everyone has said that he expects that possibly as early as this week just within the next few days. now especially that the 2 beds, the 2 nordic beds have been split, that makes it possible for finland to go ahead alone or what it actually takes so long to get hungary approval. that's a good question that the nordic countries have been asking now for 9 months because of course, finland and sweden are both. some of the best equipped best trained military's in the entire european union and will be among the best trained, best equipped countries inside nato. hungary seems to have been using their accession bids as turkey is to to sort of settle other scores. hungry hung

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terry paltrow's lawyers deny she caused the crash. we believe it to be utter bs. attorneys claim it was sanderson who plowed into paltrow's back. what's hurt? bye mr sanderson's negligence. it rattled her and it physically hurt her. anderson is seeking $300,000 in damages after first suing for three million. 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

terry schultz and brussels is always terry. thank you. have a good weekend. ah, laura, here is one for the record books, the world's longest ever surfing session. the former professional, surfer blake johnston, he made history by clocking more than 40 hours riding to wait on friday, the australian shed or the previous record of 30 hours and 11 minutes. and he raised some money for mental health initiatives in the process. serve some for well over a day, blake johnston breaking the record for the longest continuous serving session. he was catching waves for 30 hours, 11 minutes, and kept going from there. they would have jumped out at 40, so i feel like, oh, my pretty good. the former surfing pro briefly celebrated with supporters lining sydney's granola beach. during one of the short breaks he was allowed, he then paddled back out to stay in the water. for a full 40 hours. spotlights were set up to provide nighttime illumination. in total, he was estimated to have caught more than $500.00 waves raising charity money for the bed was personal. as this marked 10

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sanderson, seeking $300,000 in terry sanderson, seeking $300,000 in damages. she is countersued, seeking $1 in damages, plus legal fees. tonight at ten, political turmoil in france disrupts king charles' planned state visit. he will now head to berlin instead of paris for his first trip as monarch. there have been violent protests this week in the french us actress gwyneth paltrow takes the stand in a skiing accident case from seven years ago. she said she is not responsible. a state visit by king charles to france has been postponed because of more planned protests against resident emmanuel macron�*s pension reforms. a child's drawing sparked police investigation, the criminal case in a family torn apart. teacher took her own life when her school was downgraded. welcome. from security to diplomacy and us presidentjoe biden open remarks to canada's wednesday with a bond short to canada before getting down to business. he spoke of the long—standing partnership between the two nations in the need to work together on issues like climate change and trade. presiden

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terry? amen. thank you very much. our correspondent amy as if they're in keith. meanwhile, the german chancellor has reaffirmed his support to ukraine, claiming germany has become more resilient as a result of the historic decisions made in the years since russia's invasion speaking before the bonus tag in berlin. olive shoals said moscow and could not achieve or would not have shiva military victory in ukraine. he also defended the decision to supply kia with weapons and increase military spending at home. and in reference to prove to a proposed chinese brokered piece deal. mister shult said no agreement should be made without the backing of ukrainian people. other when cancellation, we can rightly expect china to discuss its ideas with the main stakeholders. gina, the ukranian insulin, and president to lansky and watch list. as it's disappointing that elitist meeting of the g 20 finance ministers, china was no longer willing to reaffirm what was the consensus at the barley summit . a clear condemnation of the russia

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she�*s counter—suing terry sanderson, claiming he skied into her.er against authoritarian regimes, and said they�*ll reduce their economic dependence on china, on a visit to ottawa. to india now, where opposition leader rahul gandhi has been disqualified from parliament following his conviction for defamation on thursday. mr gandhi, who is a key congress party figure, was given a two—year prison sentence for remarks about the prime minister�*s surname, modi, in a campaign speech in 2019. mr gandhi was an mp in the southern state of kerala. he remains on bailfor 30 days and has said he will appeal the verdict. from mumbai, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye says rahul gandhi�*s jail term for defamation is unusual in indian courts. it's in indian courts. extremely rare for someone to it�*s extremely rare for someone to get a jail term for defamation in india. rahul gandhi�*s party, the congress, has called the court�*s verdict erroneous and bizarre. they have said it is a politically motivated move by the ruling party, the bjp. the case

news contributors donna brazile and sarah isgur terry.'s jump right in today's indictment is repeatedly returned to as historic as unprecedented. put it all into perspective for us. those are the words aren't they do this? this is just breathtaking. what happened today and it means that the nation is embarking on unprecedented journey. hard journey through what are likely to maybe. very rough waters, the former president of the united states who 74 million americans voted to reelect the office just two years ago indicted and no matter what you think about that indictment what the grand jury in new york did today is just going to pour gasoline on the raging fires of our political polarization. and this is a moment where i think a lot of americans are overjoyed. a lot of americans are enraged. and there are a lot of americans are anxious for the country as well . now donald trump, as almost expected, is calling the decision and to indict him quote , political persecution and election interference at the highest level. what are democrats say

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yeah, well it tells us terry, that the world is, is deeply divided. and i think we know we knew that already going into this meeting, but the division even look stocker even than it already did. now, just to kind of set out what are we talking about with the joint communicate, you know, at these kind of big multi lateral meetings with lots of delegates from lots of countries. that's usually basically the sort of test of whether the meeting can be seen as a success, whether all sides come together behind a statement or in the, you know, this sort of the french lingo of diplomacy, a communicate setting out on this is what we all think about this and these are the sort of things that we want to address in the coming year. now that the bali summit of the g 20. so where the, the leaders of the country is not the foreign ministers where just, just over 4 months ago in volume indonesia, they managed to agree on a joint communicate, which everybody signed up to that included quite strong language on the board ukraine, which is basically the crux is big divisi

gail and terri raise their own families and it was having babies that started to change terri's way of her sister's disappearance. >> as unhappy as you might be in your life, you might leave your husband. you would take your kids with you. >> and so, when you began to suspect it she wouldn't leave her children, what did that mean to you? >> that something happened to her. >> in 1996, 15 years since they had heard from carol, the police came around again. this time, they scanned the lubahn's backyard with ground penetrating radar radar. even dug up the ground. didn't find anything. funny thing though, about four months later the local paper, the "the daily breeze" did a story. interviewed mike and this time his memory was slightly different. he remembered that on that terrible morning when carol left, he heard the garage door go up before she drove away. just one more little detail, the left and nothing profoundly different. and of course, in no evidence whatsoever of any crime. they win spun away again. and then one day in 2002, a detective named walt delsigne was rummaging through som

look into your crystal ball, terry, will that have sales? that was largely said, i think, to make the swedes feel better, to make sweet and feel like finland wasn't forgetting about it as it to charges ahead into nato. it would be, it's very difficult to conceive of how unpopular turkey would be if it drag this out past vilnius. i think there's a lot of pressure going on behind the scenes to say that sweden needs to be and it looks very bad for the alliance that it can't rally all of them around 2 of these 2 very well equipped, well trained countries to get them in that's not the kind of unity you want to present with russia. waging war so close to native borders. that's true to children . brussels is always terry. thank you. have a good weekend. ah, laura, here is one for the record books, the world's longest ever surfing session. the former professional surfers blake johnston. he made history by clocking more than 40 hours riding to wait on friday. the australian shed or the previous record of 30 hours and 11 minutes and the ration money f

here's nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney. terry? >> tonight we have been told that san francisco police sergeant brug let at that is being taken care of here at san francisco general hospital. the last official word we have is in critical condition. he was on duty, driving his city issued unmarked sedan when a tree came down on brotherhood way near the police department's shooting range. he was trapped inside. firefighters had to pry him out before rushing him to the hospital. tonight the police officer's association released a statement saying, the members of the sfpoa are praying for the speedy recovery of the sergeant, who received injuries while on duty. we're grateful to our san francisco firefighters who responded with great professionalism and care to assist our officer as well as the nurses and doctors who make up his medical care team. the storm also took two lives in the city. one, a woman walking on lincoln way near golden gate park. >> i saw the ambulance and the police officers come here and we walked by and saw the tra

terry sanderson, wants more than a quarter—of—a—million dollars in damages, claiming the oscar winnera correspondent david willis reports. day four of this trial saw the oscar—winning actress take to the witness box to give her account of the ski—slope collision she stands accused of causing. 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. so, my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. ithought, "am i...? is this a practicaljoke? is someone, like, doing something perverted? this is really, really strange." my mind was going very, very quickly. more used to the red carpet of hollywood premieres than the austere surroundings of a utah courtroom, gwyneth paltrow denies she was to blame for a collision on the slopes of the upmarket ski resort park city that left a 76—year—old retired optometrist, terry sanderson, suffering from brain damage and broken ribs. his lawyers maintain she was skiing recklessly and, asked what effect the accident had had on mr sanderson

terry sanderson is due to give evidence next week, along with gwyneth paltrow�*s children, moses and former formula i racing car driver nelson piquet has been ordered to pay $950 million for using racial and homphobic slurs against lewis hamilton in an interview from november 2021. a brazilian court fined the 70—year—old for comments made on a podcast which resurfaced on social media last year. the derogatory remarks about hamilton — the only black driver in formula one — led to piquet being excluded from the sport's paddock. the case was brought by a coalition of human rights groups in brazil, and the damages are to be paid to funds promoting racial equality and fighting discrimination against sexual minorites. the us president has spoken of north american unity — and improved economic ties — in a landmark address to the canadian parliament in ottawa. mr biden said the two countries' prosperity was deeply connected to their shared security. he and the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, pledged to stand together against authoritarian regimes. president biden also addressed rumo

without her sweden clear words, there was another my colleague, terry schultz. she joins me from brussels to night. so, terry, what, what happens now? i mean, how quickly will finland become native's 31st member? well, we have to remember that this actually has to get through the turkish parliament, but of course president air to one sending it there is what finland has been waiting for. so we expect that it will move quite quickly as he said he wants this to happen. before turkish elections in may. so after that certain then president nina stow can sign, finland's own ratification, and then it goes to washington. and once it's deposited, there will see a finish flag go on. but nato no, sorry, one more thing hungry. we're still waiting on hungry, so yeah, that's right. we know that these nordic countries, the really the closest of our lives are the, were expected to join nato together. and then you have the target president air to one coming in and he was able to split their bins as this, as a cult. any hard feelings between the 2 countries. this has been a very

[applause] this evening, i am thrilled to be joined by terry sabin. terry and coach sabin are incredible partners to our state and i am proud to join you on this venture. miss terry, we are honored to have you here tonight, would you stand and be recognized? [applause] while education is number one, nothing is more important than the safety of our children. since 2018, we have invested over $126 million in school safety and security. we must continue to do that in this legislative session. ensuring safety in our schools also means caring for the mental health of our young people. we are making tremendous strides to put a focus on mental health care and alabama through our investments and actions. unfortunately, we have to worry about the safety of our children in so many more ways today, including by dangerous and lethal drugs like fentanyl. that's why i'm instructing alea to make combating this drug the top priority. i'm also urging you to pass house bill 1 so i can sign it into law as soon as possible. by doing this, we will put any track figures of

retired optometrist, terry i retired optometrist, terry sanderson, 76, claims miss paltrow was skiing hit her before apologising and telling her before apologising and telling her he was fine. the court heard that gwyneth paltrow considered herself to be an intermediate skier, but mr sanderson's lawyer said she had hired multiple instructors and had hired multiple instructors and had hit him hard, causing his body to smash the ground, breaking four of his ribs and giving him a concussion. he said she then bolted down the mountain without saying anything. a court was told that for anything. a 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. for the first time, lights celebrating the holy month of ramadan have been switched on in central london. muslims in the uk and around the world celebrate ramadan — marking the month that the qur�*an was first revealed to the prophet muhammad. this year the holy month be

let's say terry people like this very very much. mostly. well, for a wife there is a lot for a grandmother. there are also garden flowers that you can later plant in your garden in crowded places. minsk , additional trade works near the stops of polyclinics with metro crossings open near 200 points. from pencil sketches to large-scale canvases in honor of the 120th anniversary of the birth of georgy nilsky, the gomel palace and park ensemble organized an exhibition of the classic of soviet painting . sold at auction without a court for almost $ 3 million. the main inspiration of the artist has always been his native country with its unique nature and people of the bowl, one of the founders of the genre of industrial landscape in soviet painting. i would like to read low words that he spoke about his creativity. credo is only an artist patriot who keeps up with life immovable with a passionate love for his native land and for people who transform this land, who can see and understand the beauty of romance and poetry of modernity, is able to

. >> terry duff also with us.his take on the extreme volatility that we've seen in the markets so far this month. >> later, an exclusive interview with the ceo of hershey, michelle buck, on investor day. co inflation, and a pretty bullish outlook. >> so right now, qsarah, i gues the b characterize is this what happens pretty much every fed day. it's a holding pattern. >> which is nothing, until the fed -- all of these are undercards, underundercards if you want toÑ call it that. the nasdaq composite pa! advance if you want to call it that by 20 points, that's 0.2% to the t(upside. the s&p 500 notably still above that 5,000 mark. we've talked about it a as a &8é9ñ+c technical level given where some now. the dow industrials, everything is basically fairly flat and calm ahead of 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. >> we rallied yesterday, and the market appears in a better moodó we came into this week wondering, is the bankingq turmoil still goinglp to affect the market? so far, it's been axd goodc few which was seen;or as

gwyneth paltrow has already spoken, accusing terry sanderson of being at fault. 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. here in the uk, the pro—independence scottish national party has chosen humza yousaf as its new leader. he's now set to become first minister of scotland. the leadership contest was triggered last month by the unexpected resignation of nicola sturgeon. 37—year—old hamza yousaf is the first muslim to lead a major uk party. so what sort of leader will he be? our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been talking to some of those who know him. humza yousaf was the continuity candidate in the snp leadership campaign. he had the weight of support from senior members of his party and was always considered the bookies' favourite to win. when first elected, he took his oath in english and in urdu. he's making history as the first muslim

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retired optometrist terry sanderson alleges he was hit from behind by the star in 2016.laims it was he who was at full. our los angeles correspondence sent us this report. >> used to appearing on the red carpets of hollywood and the silver screen, today gwyneth paltrow appeared in court as the defendant. she has been sued over the skiing accident on the slopes of deer valley accused of a human hit and run. >> this is the case of terry sanderson versus gwyneth paltrow, case number 1900048 weakening trial today do police were any the jurors? if you could please stand and raise your right hand should >> terry sanderson who is 76 claims miss paltrow was skiing out of control and hit him from behind knocking him out causing brain injury before skiing off and leaving him injured in the snow. miss paltrow says he had her before apologizing and telling her he was fine. the court 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 grou

she had a very different version of events than that of terry sanderson. circus, really, a huge amount of activity on tiktok and instagram and even late—night shows in america have turned this case into comedy. people here though in utah, in park city, have seen this as a positive thing in some respects and that it's raised awareness of safety on the mountains. ms paltrow said in her initial evidence that she hadn't been completely aware that if a collision takes place, you must give your details to the other person, details must be exchanged when you leave the mountain. there is a clear code of conduct and a ski instructor i spoke to today said in a way it will raise awareness of that and in any way, the mountains will be a safer place because of this very high—profile trial. going back to donald trump. i'm joined now by criminal defence attorneyjoseph tully who is in san francisco. this is a huge moment in american politics. just talk us through your reaction thank you for having me first and foremost. i for having me first and foremost.— for having me f

terry schultz joining us from brussels. thank you so much. a court and indonesia has sentenced to football officials to one and a half years and one year in prison, they were both found guilty of negligence after one of the world's deadliest stadium disasters. 135 people died at the game between a rima and person by an october of last year. these were the chaotic scenes that lead to a football match becoming tightly in total indonesian police $545.00 rounds of tear gas at the match. last october, world footballs governing body thief bands, the practice inside stadiums. and for good reason, a 135 people died in the resulting stampedes. this graffiti on the stadium was making the fans feelings clear. it was the biggest loss of life at any game of football for almost 60 years. protestors took to the streets to call for a sara investigation into that is after officials and indonesia had already pinpointed the firing of kick ass is the main cause of the stamp. though the police ought to blame other factors, including the stadium being over filled

terry shields told us more about when turkey's parliament could ratify finland's a session and where that leaves hungry. now that the biggest obstacle, what was believed to be the biggest obstacle turkeys disapproval of both finish and swedish membership, is now unblocked for finland. it will move quickly for helsinki. so president air to one to day said he would like to see this ratified by the turkish parliament before elections in turkey. in may, hungary has said it will also prove within the next month or 2, they keep changing the date. so i hesitate to believe exactly which day hungary will ratify, they had said they would do it before christmas. but in any case, this is due to happen within the next couple of months and then it will move very quickly. president mean mister has said he would like to wrap it up on their side before the next parliament is elected, but that's the 1st week of april t w's. terry schultz in brussels, former pakistani prime minister im ron con, has agreed to appear in court in islamabad. con, deported his home in la whore to make the 300 kilometer jour

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. protests have erupted across france after president manuel mcclung use special powers to ram through his controversial pension reforms. without a vote by parliament. thousands faced off with police in paris. as they ventured their fury. doroty said more than $200.00 people were arrested, least poet, water cannon and tear gas to clear the square in front of the french parliament. enraged protesters also took to the streets in several other cities. earlier there was anger inside parliament as well as the government made it's last minute move to dodge a final boat o. b, as banked into a raucous rendition of france as national anthem. as opposition impede made a last ditch attempt to stop the planned pension reforms. survey done my dear colleagues. thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the for is for the prime minister, him on you on the phones. government says the refo

was terry sanderson. at fault? yes. terry sanderson's fault caused gwyneth paltrow.d um, did terry sanderson's fault caused gwyneth paltrow is harm? yes. comparative fault. what percent of the fault do you assign to terry sanderson? 100% paltrow was awarded $1. that was the amount she requested in her countersuit, plus attorney's fees in an instagram post tonight, paltrow wrote quote. i felt that acquiescing to a false claim compromised my integrity. i'm pleased with the outcome, and i appreciate all the hard work of judge holmberg and the jury and thank them for their thoughtfulness in handling this case and quote and as paltrow left the courtroom after the verdict, she touched the other skier terry sanderson on the shoulder and said, i wish you well. he responded. thank you, dear. maybe we can all get along. of course. the other big legal news. donald trump was indicted sources say that he is facing more than 30 counts. new information keeps coming in here, so make sure you keep it here tonight. cnn this morning. we'll have all of the new details for you. don poppy

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did i use terry shelter in brussels? former pakistani prime minister im ron con, has agreed to appear in court on saturday, ending a volatile stand off between his supporters and police. earlier khan had refused to attend hearings on corruption charges, leading to the court issuing an arrest warrant against him. efforts to arrest him, led to violent confrontation outside his house. between the police and council quarters, the warrant was liter cancelled. dozens of cases had been filed against con. it's since he was removed from office by parliament last year, but he denies any wrong doing well. the w news asked him ron khan, why he had initially refused to appear in court. i was a betting and all the cases against me. i was a bearing and course. then i got shot on my leg and i was incapacitated for almost full months. the moment i recovered, i, when i back to court wandering a lot. hi gordon. in a somewhat high court the boy is this whole big thing blew up because of one of best that i didn't make. and that appearance wa

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we'll begin in ukraine where at least poor people have been killed in a russian missile attack on an apartment building in the southern city of upper risha. a search and rescue operation is underway to find people trapped under the rub. the russian missile hits overnight. turning this 5 story building authority say many residents here were asleep in their homes when the attack happened with no time to escape fluid, you couldn't shylie the people, the scream all it was hot to hear you wish to leave a shop, a wall on the virgin olive oil for rescue, as the desperate search for signs of life is a dangerous one. but the reward is worth it. you're looking as more people are pulled from the rubble injured but a life chillik, a man 30 years old. oh, he slept on a couch. bob got trapped by a concrete slab when the rock it hits yoletta for almost 3 hours, rescue has worked to recover him from under the slabs. it will dileo. he is alive and well. everything is fine of silver. but there is littl