bring into history the present because i would never have thought the due date to be live. so i'm sorry. it's las dixon. i. julie, she, europe. the 2 documentary starts july 5th on d, w. ah, rose's 3rd wave is sweeping across africa. more than a dozen nations are reporting the worst levels of infections. there are 25000 new cases a day on average. now, 3 times more than in may. in uganda, hospitals are already reaching capacity, and oxygen is in short supply. the amount of oxygen required at the moment for for the fish is with you,

we will not be able to nicky. the situation is becoming dire in many regions. are we seeing a repeat of the indian tragedy in africa? welcome to our kirby $900.00 special. i'm going to jones ville in this one. have you with us. now the world tell us organizations across the african continent, the number of cases and death increased by almost 40 percent in the past week. and the 3rd wave hasn't even picked yet. vaccines as we just heard, are in short supply as, as people, patients with the uncomfortable pandemic measures. the methods shouldn't be new to anyone, one and a half years into adobe pandemic. what's your hands maintain? social distance, where mosque, but the disaster management offices in cape town have observed that more and more people and not sticking to the rule. i'll plead to them. you

really do consider they love the ones, even though they may be resistant to comply with total. but they must think of the family members want to know because how would they feel like a divided? they don't want to comply, but there's still people i don't. and potentially losing a lot to i'm not wearing map in public as a criminal offense in south africa, yet many people don't. but mostly the mosque and everything is for each people, you know what i mean because they have so a lot of money, they don't want to die bullet the eating us. it is tiring. it is, especially for those who goes to school like kids. now they must go 2 days a week like it's all, it's frustrating man, it's frustrating for a lot of people who close to me died because i've already joined the 2nd wave. so i'm, why don't i don't this 10 belief so far the province of how thing around south

africa. economic have johannesburg has been hits particularly hard making up for more than 60 percent. you infection? scientists expect strict locked down rules soon, but will the 3rd way fits the entire country harder than the 2nd? no, we don't expect in the, on the areas, at least in the coastal provinces of south africa to be worse than the 2nd wave. why that is because the 2nd wave was very severe in the course, the regions of south africa. and we also know from the science that we have done that the people that got infected with the parents had released a very high level antibodies. so we expect to see a kind of population immunity around the corner from any form of cape town. that's a management the courage and the elderly to sign up what we call the for more on

the situation in africa. we talked to yap boom in cameroon. he's professor of microbiology and the africa representative for doctors without borders specialized in public health. my colleague terry martin had a chance to talk to him. professor bull, the backseat shortage is a problem for the whole african continent. 98 percent of people that remain unvaccinated. the w h o estimates that 225000000 doses are still needed in the continent at risk of being left behind the continent are really being left behind. you now in 6 months. think what's been country has been seen and now i've tried is forgetting to have some for some of the country exposed . so it is true that all the country africans, we don't read the same challenges, but you, you, as soon as africa really is a challenge. if you don't have the vaccine,

why it's not valuable globally. yesterday the w h o announced plans for setting up a backseat production hub in south africa. how significant is this? how fast can i help? fight the pandemic on the continent. i think it's all it's worth beatable to have been produced in the past. but for the 3rd wave, for these carrying our break going on a bit late, actually what we need is to have those 15 available even for even those 1 may be late for country life. again, africa media was currently heard because we've already something good for the upcoming ways and also for the other diseases. remember that we are going to produce those by not only for me, but my also be important for all the disease for which you 40 by africa. ok. now we've seen the more transmissible delta variant of the corona virus ravaging

through india and now rapidly spreading around the world. how worried are you about the impact it will have on the african continent? i think we are quite concerned because you see the country that are no quite the close for the term, which is like, you know, bus, uganda, you know, media country that how people, lots of problems coming from india, which mean that more exports of having done their when you look at the population, because like the under way, we have actually put our research on fund bike because of the increase number of kids. you will have a large part of the population hobby or b c i potential and diabetes. so we have the main concern of the high number of people my di, already seeing some of the so called morbidity is playing a role there. and you say africa has already been left behind the pandemic of

forces, by definition, a global problem. if we fail to tackle the pandemic properly in africa, what implications could that have for the rest of the world? you know, we are all inter if we don't scope the finality africa will be rolling some new value in the entire western population that's already seeing the pfizer, the more then i and all of our team. i some point those byron with combine and me and seen so we are all together. maybe we are literally relating to the printer. if africa is off of the sun to me, there is no one would be able to sleep. nobody's say everyone say, professor yup, boom, africa representative of the research branch of doctors without borders speaking to us from young dick cameron. thank you so much. again, again,

the answer to this pandemic is vaccination. but there are exceptions. perhaps time for your questions. over to derek. oh my government says people who had the disease should get just one dose of faxing because more would be dangerous. it's not true. the short answer is no. many, many people who recovered from covered 19 has since received a double dose of vaccines because the recommendation of most health care authorities in most countries is that 2 doses is still as far as we know, the best way to ensure optimal protection. and all of those people are fine, so we know it isn't dangerous to get the fall to dose regimen after recovering from the disease. but there are a few studies that highlight the question of whether getting that 2nd shot for those people make sense. one in particular,

that was published in the journal nature, back in april, it's received a lot of attention. the u. s. researchers involved discovered that antibody responds in people who recovered from the disease that its sword after they've got the 1st shot of a messenger r n. a vaccine types that only seen after after 2 shots in someone who has never been infected. so although it won't hurt you to get a 2nd dose vaccine after recovering from cobra, 19 many experts. now i think that it also won't have really a dramatic impact on how well you're protected. at some point, a kind of law of diminishing returns kicks at where we're giving someone who recovered more vaccine likely won't really improve their immune response much anymore because their body is already locked and loaded to fight off source covey

to. that's prompted. for example, the french authorities to recommend that people who had cobra, 1000 already only get one shot because that's all the experts there think is needed for good protection. that advice might change in the future, particularly in countries where vaccines are currently scarce. holding off on the 2nd shot in people who have the disease, could allow authorities to spread the limited vaccines. they have a lot further in tag williams will be back again next week. no doubt about that. that's all from this koby. $900.00 special. thanks for watching the news . ah,

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in europe, there's a sharp warning. wherever accept money from the new super power will become dependent on in china's gateway year starts july 1st on dw, the the, the hello and welcome to arts and culture heading into the weekend. and we've got a t g i s kind of show lined up with variations on the themes of move and groove. moving into the future, a visit to the german pavilion, the architecture being invented to match the world in which we gun to solve our most pressing problems. routing i, granny, many guys are discovering a join meeting at the hobby that combines color creativity. and it's

moving in the literal sense is the nature of hofer system. the israeli choreographer and composer is one of the most exciting or so doing stage work today . and he's just started a stint as artist in residence at god's famed go to a dance company. the reporter was there for his breath of fresh air premier. the. this is help us chester's swan lake. his new choreography got his flippantly turned it into a swan cake and moved quite far away from the valley. classic me there is no rule in a way to describe this kind of existing a bit of a cabaret like worlds, you know, but, but that allows for everything to happen. and maybe it's that sense of freedom. let

it just, it just wants to, it just wants to explode and do it at once. maybe a bit childish shesta, the famous is really choreographer works around the world. now his artist, in residence for 3 years interested, is a good. got him on board office with all the music, such as a musician. i'm also a musician. we have a lot to talk about. his style of movement and the music. he uses a lot of be heavy and loud, heavy low. you really feel the base and your gut with it. down to the 4 weeks of rehearsals had a relaxed atmosphere despite demanding a lot of energy and concentration. so here we cannot be here and kind of like not to write till the music for his pieces and invites the dancers to improvise to it. he observes them closely,

noting their movements. he places a high value on precision. is there a certain movement that's typically for shuttle notes, gannons and he likes to use the fat clown who move so so heavily onto its fine. you can easily find your way into what it is. he's asking sale was f one also lunk, there's a lot of texture and strong viscosity as if for dancing through honey. this kind of juiciness. yeah. he really talks about being smoky. like having that the oh yeah. now you are a smoke or you're a balloon intense emotional captivating. that's what she wants his choreography to be. he's had great success in london for years. now. he's enjoying

the relaxed atmosphere and that got an important city for dance in germany, where he can get some relief from breakfast and the pandemic accepting the invitation here was a token of friendship. whenever it came with the idea, it felt more like just acknowledging the relationship that we have all ready, which is a very fruitful one. you know, i really, i love very, can i love the company? i love the spirit of the company in the casualness of the company, and you can find something quite human actually. and this is what interests me about dance. so i don't like when it's too like, you know, that it has the facade and the glamour. and now got interested in that. yeah. to good faith. she has become a major figure in the international dance world in just a few years. this winter, he'll produce choreography and god, for the 7 deadly sins. it's sure to be another production that's not to be missed.

well, very much like dance architecture can imagine a world of shared humanity where we actually help each other to solve our problems . that's one of the ideas behind this here is architecture. be another in venice which asks the question how we want to live together on this planet. german pavilion makes its visitors have to think a bit to find some compelling answers. the german pavilion takes us on a journey into the future. me to teams visit the empty b annella gardens in the year 2038 speaking for all future generations. they ask why so little was done for the common good in 2021. within the building itself, there's little to see just stark walls with q r code. ah. these unlocked short films imagined realities in

which today's major problems have been overcome. the exhibition is called 2038, the new serenity. 20. i think it's 2038 isn't the paradise, but it's a world where things are better than today. and that's why we show the people who are involved the ideas and the models on the funding. what does this approach stops visitors from immediately saying for that count work, you don't want to because we say that it did work and dropped off hopkins. and yet, when mentally and it inspires you to think that the positive vision transports people to the future. and from there they can imagine things further come down by the thing. the exhibition includes urban planners, tech philosophers, economists, journalists, looking back from 2038. they explain how humanity was able to turn things around and make the world a better place. and collective intelligence being part of how decision making

process or taking in the city hall became the way that our cities that are not only carbon neutral but help clean the pollution or stop any form of pollution whatsoever. so together i and humans are the joint venture, not imposing force. the v x makes clear that humanity was only able to solve its major problems through cross disciplinary cooperation. the different voices in the pavilion mirror, the message in silent part. the potential comes from listening to them altogether from seeing how they overlap and what gets opened by the spaces in between. no single individual could do the lion come to the news. it's high time that we realized we are part of a larger system. although it seems unlikely we'll achieve serenity by 2038. but that's another reason we need utopias to help us find our way to

a better future. so how can architecture help? even the architects are very good understanding complex systems and designing on. but 1st, they need to realize their job isn't about the envelope, the facade, it's not about constructing a beautiful building. that's how they need to start thinking in terms of sustainability, or do they need to think about how they can make the world a better place. so company very best i'm up with beyond being food for thought 20. 38. a new serenity is an urgent call for action. well, in other news, marilyn monroe is back in a big way in palm springs, california, but not everyone is happy about it. a nearly 8 meter tall statue of the hollywood icon in her famous white, billowing white dress, has been erected in front of the palm springs, art museum facing the city's main tourist grip. and while some find the location or

the post inappropriate businesses hope it goes to tourism. after the pandemic, the piece was created by cell to john seward johnson. the 2nd and inspired by that scene from the film, the 7 year itch, and the 1984 keith haring paintings celebrating the dawn of the digital era with the depiction of a computer will go under the hammer at christie's of london next week. historic and prophetic significance of this work is underscored by the fact that buyers can purchase it using crypto currency. it's part of a 20th 21st century sale. that includes work by jackal metty. and because and for all you guys out there in search of a new hobby, a pair of missing needles may just be the answer along with a few balls of colorful wool, of course, because many men are realizing that a little bit of nit pearl and a drop, stitcher, 2 can do wonders for

a cool head and cool thread. the 2 year old american stephen west is on a mission to make knitting and knit with more and most popular dislikes color patterns, captivate young people, and in particular, men. i do all the designs and patterns myself, so i like write all the patterns and i knit and conceptualize all the designs. so i put a lot of passion and i really, really love everything i make. i love working with tons of colors because that's what inspires me the most west and it's an amsterdam he has around 225000 photo ism instagram's in online tutorials. he demonstrates how to use kind of full geometric patterns, humor and charm play an important part and use videos. that's something i want to do a lot more of as make these really fun video tutorials so that

a lot of different types of people will feel invited to knitting west to is also a trained dancer and choreographer starts out with sketches. then he and his team work out the finished product west coast status among friends, the wells, as he regularly publishes books of listing patents with guidelines even found. this is the woodlands label and co owner of football shop in amsterdam. i don't like to play by the rules. i don't like to know by the rules. i never learn how to take a design class or any of that. so i made up everything just by playing 9 year old pianos champion. fiedler from berlin. has also discovered the joys of knitting. he wrote this is a music school that is also still found time to nick, a good 100 items, including sweaters, coff caps, socks and blanket. ah. taking it to me. knitting is

pure joy and soft. click abandon is ganna. i love to know just on because i can sit on the sofa in the evening for a long working day to fight the fire and enjoy this moment of peace. in the moment there were will come mind, i can focus on one thing. i forget about everything else and unwinds going outside and back to amsterdam. and stephen west. his shop is already a fixture in the heart of the city, and he lacks no shortage of ideas. for future creation, it could be like tv show where it's like maybe a western it's talk show, but with a lot of dance breaks too. so we could learn new techniques. there could be some tutorials and the tv show i could interview all my friends. i think that would be crazy. i don't know if the world is ready for it. knitting is a successful trend that's now finding a lot of interest among men, the

great stuff. and with that, i hope that we've been able to spin a good yarn or 2 today, all of us for the weekend. don't forget about our web site if you need more from arts and culture and until next time, stay safe. and thanks for watching the news, the show that the issue is shaping the continents of the news. africa was gone. what's making the headline and what's behind the the well and the streets to give you in the report and insight all the trends to use in 30 minutes. d w

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