Has happen thirddegree past week. The arguments in this historic criminal trial of donald trump. The first ever for a former president as you certainly know by now. Now this final week was a short one, but a lot actually happened. Michael cohen was back on the stand finishing his four days of testimony. And trumps lawyers began and ended their case. So we basically in one case saw the da and the defense team both rest. And, we saw the Defense Witnesses who at times stumbled. The defense wrapped up with Michael Cohen after three days of crossexamination. It was a grueling three days. The prosecution has rested its case. The defense has also called its first witness. Robert costello back on the stand. He was tossed from the witness box and his entire testimony was nearly stricken from the record. His whole attitude on the stand. The defense has rested its case after calling just two witnesses. But, donald trump did not testify in his own defense. Thats how it went down and it was action
Copper Communications Network and significant plans to deploy new fiber infrastructure how will the new Fiber Networks handle natural disasters like hurricanes . We know that the copper continue to operate but what happens now with the new Fiber Networks and you know dealing with that issue . How are you going to deal with them . There is unfortunately no Ip Technology congressman that allows you to power the line. You cannot put power over a fiber connection. Fiber has many other advantages in addition to its internet capacity and one of them i think is relevant in a hurricane or a flood zone or a sandy type situation is that seawater will destroy copper and make it unrepairable. Fiber is very resilient in that type of situation frank desoer our wireless networks. We get them up and running quickly after these storms and i say that knock on wood because we are still in hurricane system. Again i think that we all agree that these community should not lose services they rely on simply b
Still the same ambitious guy that hes always been, i guess. Thank you so much for coming. I hope [applause] probably when you look at the threats we face, when you look at things like improvised nuclear devices, we know that no one jurisdiction would ever have the capability to respond to it. Were going to have to bring resources from across the nation. And so in looking at the various threats several of which are terroristbased, some of which are Natural Hazards we started adding up the numbers, casualties, fatalities, injuries, search and rescue, immediate recovery needs. And if looking at that, we began identifying critical capabilities and gaps in that. So part of this was to address the funding not only hoping that by juris diction by jurisdiction it adds up to national capability, but actually driving some of the bigger riskings and threats and how do you build that capability and direct that funding . Part of this would remain by the 9 11 statute Grant Funding based upon the div
20,000 chemo. But if he has a twohour conversation with the family thats meaningful and says i think were at the end of the line, and i want to refer you to hospice, he will get virtually nothing for that twohour conversation. So why are we creating pathways that actually reward doctors for doing the wrong thing and situations where they sometimes even know what the right thing is . Which is, its not a knock on. Doctors, its why do we put hem in such an impossible position . Host so, katy butler, when you talk to doctors you know about this book, whats their reaction . Guest there are a whole rake of reactions, from your mother was right and you two did the right thing, to saying i dont understand either i dont understand how medicine works, thats one line, but the other one is you dont understand how afraid we are that a family is going to us for not, for wrongful death and that we dont know our patients. People come into the emergency room, weve never seen them before. We dont know i
The Canadian actor known for playing Dr. Olivia Winters on The Young and the Restless is being honoured with the Changemaker Award from the Canadian Screen Awards. She joins Q's Tom Power Tom to look back on her barrier-breaking career.