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ski to maintain a look out ahead . just survey the slope ahead to be in control of their course and speed to be able to avoid people or objects or children or fences or things like that, that are on the ski slope by maintaining a look out ahead. you can gauge your speed you can make turns. you can slow down. and that's what constitutes negligence. if you're negligent in those responsibilities, those responsibilities are put forth in the skiers responsibility code. in order for people to understand and act accordingly. when they're overtaking people are skiing too close to people to prevent this sort of incident from happening. i mean, you're never supposed to speak ski out of control, but as i understand it, actually in further reading, she's an intermediate. she describes herself as an intermediate skier. but you can, of course, get out of control and fall. so from what you've
ah, in the ski collision, where there's some person in front and another person in back. and, uh, if the skis go through a person's legs. obviously that person is overtaking the skier in front of them. i mean, if you're on a green run, which this was, and i believe we even have some video of this. it's called the bandana run. this is at deer valley. it sounds like she was having a ski lesson. so she's it sounds like not a great skier. um people hit each other that this happens. it doesn't happen all the time, but it happens certainly on ski runs. and so what? what separates of regular ski collision um from negligence and from it, turning into a court case like this? well uh, when they're negligent negligence is involved. there is one person who who causes the incident to happen. yeah and it's very important when skiers
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fuller. >> oscar-winning actress gwynet paltrow arrived at the park cit courthouse today facing a lawsuit for a 2016 ski accident at the deer valley resort. terry sanderson is suing paltro for $300,000 pretty claims the actress left him on the mountai with a brain injury before and four broken ribs. >> distracted skiers because crashes. she knew that looking up the mountain in to the side while skiing down the mountain was dangerous but. >> her attorney claims sanderso crashed into her and she only left after sanderson told her h was okay. >> a false allegation, it reall kind of an offensive one that she somehow left him an unconscious man and bolted. >> she plans to take the stand
in her own defense as well her husband and two teenage children . sanderson real originally thought $3 million but amended it and seeks $300,000 fred gave both skiers claim the other because the accident. trays, a big part of the trial will be establishing who was further downhill when the collision occurred. utah law gives the year that wa downhill the right of way, both paltrow and sanderson claimed they had it and that the others version of the crash is implausible. >> let's bring in criminal defense attorney brian claypool. brian, does she have an edge because she's a celebrity going into this whole thing? >> you bet. the plaintiff in this case has slippery ski slope ahead for tw big reasons. gwyneth paltrow, she was an oscar-winning actress, she is the ceo of google gilgamesh she's got the guys covered on
for her take. they're saying no, no. my team did stop for you. you assured them that you were okay. and everyone were on their way until maybe you realized i was gwyneth paltrow, and then something else took place, and so they're also playing with the medical injuries happened beforehand. perhaps some of the brain injuries were things that were present conditions of some kind. a lot is in this particular case. it's really, really full. it feels very odd to many people, because when we have a duty of care cases like a doctor owing to a patient or somebody who's in your custody. you always do the care to what duty of care, do you? oh if you are somebody involved in a sport that has inherent risks, right? the mountain itself, the weather conditions normally, the law protects the ski operator who owned the slope not too much about what happens between skiers on it. all right, well, we'll be watching this closely and i won't be skiing. that's what we're gonna do that. is that what we get out of that guy? takeaway snowboarding down a mountain sideways? nope i'm good. thank you. fantastic thanks so much seeing you, too.
>> dana: unfortunately at least two people are dead after a bomb cyclone slams california with 65 miles-per-hour wind gusts knocking out power lines and toppling trees. winds were so strong a tractor trailer rolled over in the middle of a bridge. officials are trying to restore electricity to 100,000 people and flood watches are still in effect. >> john: not the best way to end the drought there. gwyneth paltrow sitting in the defendant's chair as the trial over a 2016 ski crash gets underway. she is accused of slamming into a man on the slopes leaving him with a concussion and a number of broken ribs. paltrow is counter suing for damages, a dollar and attorneys fees claiming that he crashed into her. >> distracted skiers cause
resorts are happy when it snows but when you get something that looks like this and you've lived in denver for a while, and then you get an inch and a half what you hear a lot of is great now i have to get my car washed again. how is it in new york? >> no city i life in brooklyn new york lucky to get white snow and it last two hours before it is black and yellow to sympathies on that front and i'll also say this skiing i wish i could do it julie taught me to ski i almost died that day. her kids, though, are like black diamond skiers, but she's the one that put me on the snow, yeah i'm from south florida so i have an appreciation of snow. the stuff in denver, though, is the fluffy stuff it's good. but that's -- [laughter] >> that is pretty all for us this hour -- >> you too fox news live continues with eric and arthel l i'm bryan llenas. >> and i'm alicia acuna. boost® high protein.