turning left into a parking lot where she

would then turn around to drive westbound on Highway 157.

Hartley testified that he saw movement coming from his right

as he passed an 18-wheeler or semi-trailer truck. Babbitt

testified that she did not hear the ambulance sirens, and

Hartley testified that he attempted to avoid the collision

with Broadbrooks's truck as it turned left in front of him.

The vehicles collided; Broadbrooks died from her injuries.

    On    November   9,   2011,   Babbitt   sued   the   defendants,

alleging negligence and wantonness. The defendants answered by

asserting the affirmative defense of contributory negligence;

they later moved for a summary judgment on this ground. On

January 7, 2014, the trial court entered a summary judgment

for the defendants,Story highlights The video is part of Prince William's Heads Together campaign

Lady Gaga shared how she lives with PTSD, anxiety

(CNN) It was a FaceTime call. Like old time friends, Lady Gaga and Prince William opened up about mental health.

In a video released Tuesday, the pop star joined the Duke of Cambridge's Heads Together, a campaign he leads along with the Duchess and Prince Harry to raise awareness on mental illness.

The stigmas or just plain fear, they said, stops many from opening up about their feelings.

"There's a lot of shame attached to mental illness. You feel like something it's wrong with you," Lady Gaga said from her kitchen in Los Angeles.

The video, posted on the Royal Family's Facebook page, is the newest film in the #oktosay series, which shows