and let's cross over to our correspondent lisa louis, who's standing by in paris for us. so lisa, you're right in front of the dr. down cathedral. the reopening ceremony is happening tonight. what can you tell us? well, it's been a very moving ceremony with different said the ringing of the bells and other bells were ringing for the 1st time after 5 and a half years. and there was applause from inside the cathedral. the people here, 10000 people, thousands of people on this end were the bonds that have come here to watch the ceremony live on giants screens that i set up a loan. the said that was one top then the ox, richard knox, on the do not. so the tiny with a saw made of 10 by that mistake from the fire. and there was this route. so right, you knock 3 times then why on? so that was repeating free time and actually the quiet was sending for not saddam the parties on so to the archbishop who then into the cathedral, the very moving may. but the, you know, that was a symbol of the task. the like religion re taking possession of the cathedral. there was also another part o

lisa w correspondent, lisa louis in avenue. and we're about to up today. so i'll have more world news at the top of the the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in the look at the current use events analyzed by next us i'm critical thinking is this is the weekdays on dw, the .

spurred calls for a tough of measures to stamp out the sexual violence. straight to dw correspondent lisa louis, who is inside the quotes in avenue in southern front. a welcome elisa. so a guilty verdict against the ex husband. what else can you tell us? slow right now. the jacks. just reading out the different word. it full of the about 50. accuse here in of in your fuss a sofa. one of them has been found guilty. maybe not of old charges, but overall it seems like the judges indeed moving into a box direction, the sentences. so how many use that could possibly spend in prison that will be announced right off to what's right. and what sort of lens are they looking at about they're looking at uh, you know, up to 18 years in prison for a very pop from the ex husband. you could face up to 20 unit 20 years in prison. that's at least what the accusation house been asking for. mind you. many people here at this cool house for you that you know demonstrate is outside for you that they, that should be really tough sentences in this case. so that it could be marked a water, said positively, they're sayi

our correspondent lisa louis there in avenue. take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. us lawmakers are running out of time to avoid a government shut down. that's after a revised spending plan, backed by president elect. donald trump failed to pass a boat in the house of representatives, who was democrats, and dozens of republicans rejected the bill. government funding expires at the end of friday, $35.00 in the us, the man accused of killing united healthcare's c. e o is facing new federal charges of murder and skulking. the we g. m has been transferred to the cut to custody of the custody of new york police. after being extradited from pennsylvania. it's a ledge that he shot ryan thompson in the back in manhattan. on december, 4th, a gas tanker explosion has killed at least 4 people, an injured dozens more in the city of july for in western india. reports adjust the blast occurred in the early hours of friday morning following a collision. when we say the explosion produced clouds of smoke an

our correspondent lisa louis there in avenue. let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines today. a 7 year old girl has been killed and several others wounded in a night attack at a school in the croatian capital psych wrap. authorities are still trying to find out what exactly happened. police, a young man, mill suspect has been detained. us lawmakers are running out of time to avoid a government shut down a revised spending plan, backed by president elect. donald trump has failed to pass a boat in the house of representatives. democrats and thousands of republicans rejected the bill. government funding expires at the end of the day. on friday, 51. a gas tanker explosion has killed at least 4 people an injured dozens more in the city of shy for in western india. the blast followed a collision with the society explosion produced clouds of smoke and caused the tale . back along the road. sri lanka is navy has rescued $100.00 ro hinge of refugees from myanmar found a drift in a fishing trawler. they've been found provi

lisa louis was at the court in avenue. she told us more about the sentences, the other 50 men apart from fairly close ex husband who received. so yes, these are 50 other convicted, received sentences, prison sentences of between 3 and 15 years, depending on, you know, the individual circumstances and also the back road. now some of these convicted have already already spend and spend time in prison and kind of walk free today because of some of the parts of those present as well. so you know, we're on parole. so that is something that many people who actually have complained about here at court. i was here reporting earlier, and there are lots of people demonstration off to the announcement of the verdict. the job to you, if it's under a step to the us malware officials and california have declared an emergency over the rapid spread of blood flew in life. stop the 1st case of severe but for when a person has also been confirmed in the state of louisiana, the h 5 and one wireless as wide spread invited buds and found easily

as my young starts to recover after the war cycle and in almost a century, they don't use lisa louis has been following events in my yard from pirates. sons gave us this update, slow, the situation is getting more die by the hour. we've heard now that a to 5 percent of the electricity network has breaking down, which makes communication was very difficult. also, 8 workers have been saying that hunger is mounting. people that really help not saying that facing a water, there is no food. and obviously, as we just heard, 8 workers rescue rockers are trying to clear the roads to get to those who are in need. it is a race against time, really, because there's also the fear that if you know clean water access, it's not restored very soon. and there is the risk of water, bone disease, dw, correspond at least to lose their, this time for a quick reminder now of our top story. this are the german chancellor or shaw says last, a vote of confidence in the parliament. the result puts the country on course for snap elections in february, the vote follows the collapse of his coalition. government

that's why we're talking to lisa louis in paris. now lisa mccall, explaining himself to the french people what stood out to you in his address as well. you, you, just as you know, he's going to announce a new prime minister within the coming days. some people here were expecting him to do so. possibly tonight, especially after he announced yes, so they off the vote of no confidence that within $24.00 or so you'd find a new name that's not gonna happen. and now what he also said, as he said, that he's not going to step down 2027. that is kind of crucial until 2020. so that is kind of crucial, which is the far right and the fall that seems to be banking on that they want to create a lot of chaos so that he calls snap presidential elections. he tonight says, no, not on, not going to have happen. instead, he's going to find someone who said it can bring funds back together, a prime minister that will talk to different sides, different political comes so that i could find it come from. i try to learn how to find compromises in parliament.

lisa dw correspondent lisa louis in avenue. as a reminder of our top stories that they saw authorizing me your trade in capital, say russia has 58 ballistic miss 1000 pacific. last have been reported across the force of several injures, had to be attacked and cranes and forced to shoot the message on telegraph warning of an approaching missed house. the rough form of memphis, of boucher, i sub submit a tree hunting over their weapons, hoping to become part of sincerely as new old. it's a sign of translation that's being reflected in much of the country since the full of the outside of the machine. the w news africa is an accident at a mikey mike. the junior looks not be complex incidents nor the whole region. i'll be back with more world news at the top of the the, the, the view will tell you we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a, getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force. and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news african

lisa w correspondent, lisa louis in avenue. and i set you up today next on the 8th avenue about in brief, it looks at the weather. germany will send syrians back following the fold, often. assad jane and terry moss will have multiple views of the top of the out of the day. a great weekend, bye. the the the exciting pod costs know on tv. my fee is and with i'm going to be a good mom. always you can defend yourself, but you can start off with what is it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code what it means senior w sound side with a major vision to getting more women on stage life never played an instrument before. not a problem. ruth miller sounded the unglamorous music collective with a single goal. to have time she was the pump mom. in 60 minutes on d, w, the disruption is the goal. chaos is the goal. the wrecking crew is radical. they want to bring. this comes

that is oh and i think there are just 2 random people trying to broadcast from that room where lisa louis is joining us from the french parliament. i apologize for that. we'll try to get an update from her later. we on her next topic. the syrian government forces have launched a counter attack against islam misled rebels around the key syrian city of hama. this comes nearly a week after president bush charles sides forces suffered a string of significant losses. insurgents have already captured large stretches of territory in the north, including syria, 2nd largest city, a level tens of thousands of people are fleeing the fighting as the when warns of a major humanitarian crisis. an exodus of civilians just as winter is setting in with the islam is lead rebels advancing and government forces back by russia intensifying their air strikes. ordinary people are caught in the crossfire. the u. n. is raising the alarm over the impact of hostilities on the syrian population slit. how office has documented a number of extremely concerning incidents resulting in multiple civilian casualties. inclu

the results are expected within the next hour. hour corresponding lisa louis is that the french parliament where she told us what she expects to see happening tonight as well. right now us, we are speaking. parliamentarians are making their arguments why they shouldn't very against his budget and therefore against the government. and they'll likely to bring it to out of a later today in 2 or 3 hours. meanwhile, the merle, the world's media has come here from up to not just french media because we all know that this is a crucial moment in french politics. it will increase in some instability here. crohn's will price, you know, a situation with out a 2025 budget and it really will be from the crisis here in front. how exactly did we get here? well, what happened was basically that french president, in my, my call called is not parliamentary elections earlier this year in the fact because he did not have a majority with his party and it's always in palm and that he couldn't increase, increase the number of seats his number of seats in haldeman the offers and how it backfired. and now we have

and that's frustrates to power us to correspondent lisa louis who is in the french parliament elisa, what can we expect to see in the coming hours the well as i'm speaking in parliament, terry, i was actually discussing 2 motions of no confidence to motions of sense are behind but he's still was over there. one of them brought in by the last is likely to get through. and as you said, that would bring down the government's li, live fonts without a functioning government that wouldn't be attached to governments stepping in until the amount of my call a points, a new prime minister. this is really a crucial moment in french politics, as you might be able to tell by what you're seeing behind me. lots of journalists have come up to the national assembly. i've never actually seen that many still is covering what's happening here in front today at the national, somebody from the bottom. and so we're looking at the potential toppling of the french. got the government. could you remind us how we got to this point? well what happens was basically earlier this year, french president in my, my c

lisa dw correspondent lisa louis in avenue francis president, tim manuel nicole and has pledge to rebuild the overseas territory of my yacht. the indian ocean island was hit by the worst side clone and nearly a century. scores of residents were killed in hundreds of homes flattened it's hardly awakened and the people breathing their losses, confront the french president, some blame emmanuel macro for the lack of time and attention. i wanted to tell you that i know how unbearable what you've been through these past 6 days is disappear from the psych loan i have nothing to do with the psych loan. you can blame me, but it wasn't me nearly a week ago. i don't, you don't hit my own, which is mainly comprised of 2 larger islands and a series of smaller ones. the wide spread devastation has worse than the situation for around $300000.00 residents. people are running out of basic necessities. what are your thoughts as you said? i got a, it's an i the steps yet, there are many get stations, but only one work. start out of 4 problems only to work. we don't know what is going on. you know what? we d

louis fed president. lisa: stop reading my mind. again, that is essentially what we are looking at. jonathan: i love that, just putting it right at the bottom, making a mockery of it. lisa: but he has fallen back in love with it. jonathan: predicting higher interest rates back to where we were before and it wasn't happening. things changed again. next, we catch up with victoria fernandez from cross more global investments, and then jonathan pingle of jp morgan. the third hour of "surveillance" just around the corner. ♪ >> we don't quite know what's happening in the u.s. economy and it is something other central banks are looking at. >> u.s. exceptional story has some life. >> there is no interest for anything except the u.s. >> from the moment u.s. exceptionalism is a hard story to put -- on. jonathan: this snapshot of the price action looks like this. some outperforms on the small caps. the rustle up by .9%. -- the russell up by .9%. the story of the month, 12 days of negative. lisa: deutsche bank noted this is the second time in 1