i spoke to t w's, lisa louis, who's down at the courthouse. i asked her what we could expect from today's hearing . well, today, sarah does love the only person he was in paris on that 13th november in 2015. he will be questioned by judges, by lawyers about his radical estate, radicalization. they want to understand how he got to that point. when was the tipping point when he decided to participate in these atrocious attacks here on french. so in 2015 now, other suspects have been questioned over the past few weeks on their personal way of radicalization. some decided not to speak out, not to answer any questions, but others have given some information at that. will it help understand that in a process that and that made that they came to that decision at many people believe that thought i'd, as i'm will speak out today because he has been quite outspoken since the beginning of the court case. he and paris and you've been attending these hearings from the very beginning, back in september what, what has this trial revealed so far? well, they h

we had to go through thanks for your reporting d, w lisa louis in paris. now, white patients like this baby or the default when it comes to medical training. in fact, one reason us study founded in some medical books are the 4 percent of images have black skin. but now one nigeria, medical student is trying to change that out. west africa correspondent reports from lagos. this is legacy university teaching hospital generations of doctors, nurses, all kinds of medics have studied here. and this is one of the books that they use. it's a stand that textbook used right on ashton house, today's all around the world. and if you flip further pages, it's very easy to see that most of the illustrations here are just of white skin is almost as if black people don't have operations or don't have babies. and for years, no one really challenged that i met with one man who not only challenged it, what is doing something about it. g, d, berry, e, b, d to cease his illustration of a black fetus went viral. people around the world realised they had never seen themselves re

the w correspondent lisa louis joins us from paris. welcome lisa, a. so what did the seller abdur slam se? well, fella, he started with a statement. he said, you know, i didn't kill anybody. i didn't injure anybody. and when handing down this verdict, which in the case of terrorist, it's normally quite tough here in france to think about that because that will have an influence on base terror attackers in the future that in the last moment change their minds because they will know that if they go through with it or not, they will face a tough sentence. right after that day he started to, he went on to say that he fully supported the ideology of so called islamic state ease and favor apparently of establishing career law. you also thinks that western countries want to impose democracy and their culture on muslim countries, and he is against that. so it remains to be seen of his statement today, really provoked the sympathy of many people here in paris. what, what sort of reaction did you see in court while people were listening attentively, really, the

d w is lisa louis in paris with the latest tonight. lisa, as always, thank you. authorities and hong kong are imposing their toughest restrictions since the start of the pandemic. as infection numbers, they're explore most venues, including scores, jims, churches, and hair salons must shut down. cases almost doubled, to hit a new record in the last day alone. hundreds queue to get tested as hong kong prepares for some of its toughest covered restrictions. yet as many countries shift their approach to living with the virus. hong kong is pursuing a 0 coven strategy in line with the chinese mainland. but a sudden surgeon cases is complicating matters. the government responded by announcing tough new restrictions on tuesday at closing hess alons and banning public gatherings of more than 2 people. at this moment, we still feel that this is the best strategy for hong kong. using all our capacity and i'll means to ensure that we could to achieve the dynamic as 0 target. but the announcement of new restrictions and disruptions to inputs have

d, w as lisa louis in paris with the latest tonight. lisa, as always, thank you. let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making world news, this our canadian prime minister, just inter dose as a demonstration by truckers against endemic restrictions must in the protests of grip canada and paralyzed parts of the capital. ottawa, ringing the business district to a standstill. they've also blocked the busiest border crossing between canada and the u. s. a. laurie driver under the influence of alcohol has left a trail of destruction in the germans stated bavaria several cars and a housecoat fire after his vehicle rammed into more than 30 cars in the town of fur . elise arrested the driver at the seats. hang that, he was clearly very drunk. he had 2 other people were slightly injured. they had a green piece, will be germany's new special envoy for international climate policy, environmental campaigner jennifer morgan steps into the role as the country increases, efforts to tackle climate change. she was recruited by german foreign minister and green pa

in fact, since louis became an olympic sport in 1964, germany has won the most gold metals. d. w. 's jonathan crane went to find out why this is lose a sportswear competitors hurtful down a hill that speeds up to a 150 kilometers per hour. early to find out at the bottom is a german has probably one in germany. we have her big loose traditional kits. they do this board and everyone is on fire for this for i think this isn't very big advantage. germany dominates news like no other country at the last winter olympics in 2018 german athletes, 13 of the 4 gold medals on offer. so why is that? germany invests heavily in sled technology and infrastructure to support its lose teams. that includes 4 competition tracks. more than any other country. we can train really go the, the kids can train on the trick a lot of in depth, one of the important thing. then we have a really good protest that the other important thing that we can train with was best if i'm doing well. he and germany, then i know that i'll also do well internationally. i will whole system with the coaches, with the financia

mary lou louis missouri with the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d w. d . to produce asia coming up to date sanctions against russia. this time of japan, the japanese prime minister amount to sanctions against russia, and to break away ukrainian regions. but would that make any impact at what is driving japan to take this action? we're in tokyo for says plus protests over a grand a financial aid package from the united states has prompted protest in there pod critics claim the grant will hold naples sovereignty and india is army of domestic workers have to leave and, but without any social safety net now, some advocates are trying to change that ah, i british manager, welcome to d w. news asia data could join us. japan has announced sanctions against russia. oh, but it's actions in the ukraine. the sanctions cover the issuance of russian bonds in japan and also target to break away rebel regions in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin had recognized their claim to independence. on monday, japanese prime minister form yorkie sheeta announced the ja

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ah, louis missouri, with the great documentary series destruction of a nation, starts to march forth on d. w. is the thread of war in the middle of europe receding or simply at a law. russia says it's drawing down the troops, master ukraine's border, the west dis, skeptical the forces and weapons. it still has in place. russia retains the ability to launch a full fledged invasion according to nato. yet, president putin says he's ready to give diplomacy a chaps. it fell to germany's chancellor to decipher the mixed messages as he visited the kremlin away, proteins poker. everybody loses with . welcome to to the point. here are our guests. alexander over our heads, the russian industry association in germany, and he publishes frequently on russian issues. his opinion schultz would like to do more of his own russian policy and moscow, but the u. s. and the u. k. are forcing him to abide by the trans atlantic consensus. it's also a pleasure to welcome regina hello. she is a conflict researcher at the institute for peace research and security policy. and she says, finding a new security architect

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oh no vote a post so sure louis, but i can only exquisitely, to all the victims of sexual abuse. my profound shame formed of her go near the mule my w to sorrow and my heartfelt request for forgiveness spirit adorned oh dog. good on the i've had great responsibilities in the catholic church. thank depue. good old. the greater is my pain for the abuses at the errors that occurred in those different places. during the time of my mandating spits even rogue, let's go to martin at gag date of these religious affairs analyst in berlin for more on this story. so just heard of that apology from the pope, but he's not accepting responsibility for decades of alleged abuse and misconduct as outlined in that independent report. will that be enough for victims, families? well, i think it's safe to say that no, they will not be enough. and you know what, i mean if you look across the web, you already are seeing the, the reactions to what is considered to be just the usual, the full approach of the church to new revelations. you know, i mean, i think that big tens victim scrubs had been essentially complaining about repeated apologies with very li

w reporter stephanie sobel, spoke with professor high o z 8. the bremen based epidemiologist has earned the reputation of being a voice of call in the pandemic storm professor. hello sir. hi old st. louis. thanks for talking to us. many hope the coven 19 will become endemic, and all the suffering under the pandemic will. and would that be the case? esl and dameon? mitch does a stuck in damage, doesn't mean that it's entirely over or that it's no longer a threat depending on virus mutations. the situation could change and covered could become an epidemic again and spread at a higher rate. again, even if this doesn't happen, even if the infection rates don't suddenly surgery much when it has an endemic disease, still means people will still be getting him affected and getting sick. i will have to take appropriate measures to deal with that and make sure that our hospitals can koberson us. so our precautions, our public health and hygiene measures of it will still be a part of everyday life. in an endemic scenario, the emissions which was shown very soon my talk is and is an end, an exercise virus less dangerous, you much would say it might be less dangerous. yes. but that would take 2 th

w reporter stephanie sobel. spoke with professor hi o z 8th. the bremen based epidemiologist has earned the reputation of being a voice of call in the pandemic storm. professor. hello sir. hi old st. louis. thanks for talking to us. many hope the coven 19 will become endemic, and all the suffering under the pandemic will end. would that be the case esl and immunized mish does the stung him damage? doesn't mean that it's entirely over or that it's no longer a threat depending on virus mutations. the situation could change and covert could become an epidemic again and spread at a higher rate again, even if this doesn't happen, even if the infection rates don't suddenly search much when the house and then demick disease still means people will still be getting him affected and getting sick, i will have to take appropriate measures to deal with that and make sure that our hospitals can cope. so our precautions, our public health and hygiene measures of it will still be a part of everyday life. in an endemic scenario, the emissions which was shown very soon my talk is and it's an endemic sars virus, less dangerous. you my lunch would say it might be less dangerous. yes. but that would take 2

ah, louis missouri with the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d. w. ah, is, is d w news? and these are our top stories. the self proclaimed leaders of the separatist forces in east and ukraine have asked russia for military support. the request could be used to justify russian intervention in 2 ukrainian regions that moscow recognized as independent on monday, including territory currently held by king of the us says russia has nearly all the military forces it needs in place to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine ukraine has declared a state of emergency in response to the threat of a russian invasion. the measure will initially be in place for 30 days if the government has also called up military reservists and advised ukrainians in russia to leave a large scheme. ukraine's foreign minister has made an urgent appeal at the united nations calling on the international community to take swift action against russia . he said that a war would cause a new refugee crisis and mark the end of the world order. as we know, it is his date of the news from