this is beyond unprofessional. although it s a local race, bill. more people live in l.a. county than 40 states. we ll see in a deep blue city weather voters support a progressive agenda now that they know what it looks like. bill: nice to see you in los angeles today. thanks. jacque: closing arguments set for today in the paltrow ski crash trial. jeff paul has that story for us from los angeles. jacque, this is it. supposed to be the final day of trial. before closing argument, the defense called a man who is suing paltrow back to the stand and they grilled terry sanderson on his post collision activities in spite of him claiming a traumatic brain injury had changed his life forever. did you go to peru? yes. after the collision? all of these are after the collision, okay? yes. walked the golden trail.
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