dennis wants us to shoot in the garrison church and made the military chaplain, taught us. michel shook who commemorated those who had fallen. oh, he couldn't hear that. he stood and we could really feel and see with our eyes what war really is. then all these objects weapon parts there from the front line, from bonham to foreman. he had been, he, why it's, i need to lydia on. here you can see the gathering of portraits of children who've lost their parents assign the fact that their fathers in the war yes, they had so much been getting and mighty and that i added 3 year old called maria has written my father's in heaven, my dear father, where are you? i want to be in your arms and want to go to you. i. i think i'm the fun when the war began in 2014, the children from one of the primary schools here made these white dobbs out of paper. us, but they took a month and he says, albany, whoever you hang,

they will hang as long as the war hasn't come to an end of one day, even though they're already old and dirty and better, but they won't go into peace. has returned. favor mistook. oh, all law live was once the capital of the region of galicia, and had strong ties with western europe during the 19th century. it was part of the austrian empire. ah, lin, if arrived here in 1992 from brody, just under 100 kilometers away to study music, led back to so. so live is the center of classical music, not vienna has often would of like one on office is that my unofficially levine is

known as ukraine's contra capital. not kiya interestingly, but le beef lin, at least traditionally on here. her teaches at the music academy in live, if had initially advised her against pursuing a career in conducting saying it wasn't suitable for women. instead, they recommended she learned to play the flute, yet live remains set on her dream. we visit the music academy. she once studied at w n, and there are many people here to welcome her. the academy is very proud of its former students, and she's glad to be back where her career began with this is where she 1st took the stage. at the time she played the flute and ukrainian folk music. i live in the time for

a quick lesson and an introduction to conducting, i guess it's as old as the lincoln hand is basically the left hand is more responsible for phrasing. and for the sound on fuel clung food and glank. yeah. a few items. it's very important for the cues in an opera. and i said the orchestra can be lad with the right hand. and cues can be given to the singers with the laughter. but really, the right hand goes on tut tut, tut. lynn is, is an exceptional conductor in many ways. her strengths include her powerful musical imagination and her unwavering determination to put her ideas into practice with the orchestra room. like here, as she conducts leonard bernstein to cut ish, a coral symphony that refers to the jewish prayer that is sung for the dead. ah

this was at the live mozart festival, which she founded in 2017 ah, ah ah ah, the event is named for its patron frances eva mozart, son of wolfgang amadeus mozart. he lived taught and performed concerts in live for more than 2 decades. there is a plan to place

a sculpture of friends as eva mozart in this square asana, linux tribute to central european classical music in the dust. vicky stands and it's really very important that people hear positive things about our country, rather than just about chernobyl, political crises, the crimea, or war in the eastern part of the country as must was if he is making soup is how oksana lynn. if relaxes, she's cooking the ukrainian national dish bush. she enjoys the ritual of it was his agony, though borscht is actually a love potion. and the 1st thing every girl has to do who's just fallen in love and is dreaming of winning over her beloved, is to make really good gorge. gotta own. i always make botched when i'm home say was an international career does of course come at

a price even be habitually max. i've noticed that you can't be at home all over the world take on to read the houses and yet done it again. lun basis, s o, we found this apartment a dime keeping it? did he did, i'd on to the system. i'm guns guns for. it's a really good feeling. no matter what's going on, that i can always come back here to the woman. the conductor had a happy childhood. all the lives are musical, including her parents. on here is eastman on zagan says, here's our family ensemble. that's had my father. my father established it to the i live in here. they're playing different musical instruments, instruments, english beans. oh, my name won't my mother to those 5th, her sister, and my cousins, and my brother and i as well. their father strictly supervised them to ensure they

even practice during summer vacation. our next stop is to live is opera where her career began as a prompt up and then an assistant conductor. even today, she still has her wardrobe tailored by the upper his costume designer. it's like taking a piece of home with her to buy hoyt. thrown in. google is bull. confession is kareka. the 3rd is the balloon is robin would have cruelly best for you. the key caught or she could of the shooter is threat. your literature, me go. but there aren't many examples of have a woman conducted should dress on stage door, a little devil for day with a carney vinegar thinks of that goes right and book farming. for this, we're taking not taught silhouette as our inspiration. but when we work with modern fabrics, then the whole thing looks up to date with my job is to make a wearable garment so that there's never an uncomfortable moment to your care for that. one way to keep those then was admitted as a down, as a 7th,

and the level of she anamosa woman that of wine as a sher spitters of outpatient. i'm stuck problem diabetic, linux jokes. and she must look a bit like a nun, her. her outfit is black, simple and elegant, but her constant gown shouldn't just look good. above all, she has to be able to conduct in it. ah, the day has arrived. the big moment to premiere in by avoid the day when everything comes together. even the chancellor is here, but the woman everyone wants to see is hidden throughout the performance in the orchestra pit. the rules and by voice a strict niema. nobody can see it 1st boston is she told the girl is she shortened by saturday, but she wearing light, a dress or trousers of that heels are flat and what she doing does is she gray

sailor edgy or something completely different on them? it's amusing that will either grab them or not gender doesn't play a role at all today and at all. oh, the dutchman is damned to live in to eternity. only when center dies can he be released from the curse and die as well? ah ah, it's a dramatic story, forceful and intense. and asana lives by hoards, debut is confident and energetic. ah, ah ah

ah! what a premier what a triumph the applause lasted for 12 minutes. ah! here she is. delighting in her well deserved success. ah! after a 145 years of festival history, she's become the 1st woman ever to take the conductor's podium on the green hill. i was in the face. these are really the great moments in life. i can't describe it any other way besides this. it's as if everything has been moving towards this moment. i live all the energy you absorb all your moment. does annual experiences including the negative ones and many disappointments to the fiascos. they all are

there in that moment. and then you could say it's like a struggle on every can count. oh you come so and if you don't to of you, how do you come down or will you just keep going high? so yes, i'm celebrating with it's time for us to take out leave with a thanks to spending time with us and for this evening in awe with

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benefits. and why are they a threat to us all opaque world starts gen exist on d, w ah ah, ah dw news live from berlin. franz introduces new measures to slow the spread of corona virus. as the country's prime minister says, it's facing the highest number of cases since the start of a pandemic will get the latest from our correspondence in paris. also coming up on the show. israel begins trialing, a 4th to dose of the corona, virus vaccine. but some experts warn additional booster programs could actually

prolong the pandemic. we'll find out why. and heavy flooding to hammers brazil's by he estate. the governor is calling it the worst disaster in states history. ah. marian tilton, welcome to the program. french authorities have announced a fresh set of measures to curb an explosion in the number of corona virus cases in france. they include introducing a vaccine mandate for entry to cafes and restaurants until now, proof of a negative test result was sufficient. face mask will also become mandatory in some outdoor areas. over 100000 new corona virus cases were recorded in france on christmas day setting. a record for the country now are corresponded. sonya found the car is in paris following this story for us. so sonya, can you give us more details about the new measures in france?

so the french by minister joker stakes in a press conference announced several measures to tackle these wising numbers. and among other things, he said, you know, on the recommendation of the country's health, regularly to the french government, is now advising adults to receive a booster or doors just 3 months after they received those initial jabs. he said companies in france will now have to offer work from home options for employees at least twice a week. and he also said that capacity limits will be re imposed for concerts and matches, and other big a live events in france. but one of the main measures announced he really is that vaccine mandate that you talked about earlier. basically it will replace frances health class, which is currently required for access to bars and restaurants, museums and other public venues. with the vaccine, a pass and to the members of prison. macros cabinet met in a crisis meeting to discuss this piece of legislation,

which will effectively you know, tightened restrictions on boards who remain unvaccinated in france and their estimated to be about 6000000 of them. will frances recorded over 100000 new cases in just a single day? what's the countries explosion, in cases being blamed on when like in other places? i think of the highly cons. miscible ami kron variant is largely been blamed for the search in cases here. you know, health experts have really kind of sounded the alarm and said, you know, the font fans faces a critical moment and see that hospitals could also risk being overwhelmed. and another reason for those high numbers could also be increased testing. you know, ahead of the holiday season, we've seen long queues at nevada trees and pharmacies as many french rush to get tested before they joined the family members. and that could partially also explain the jump in numbers. now how have the french taken to the measures already in place and the possibility of new restrictions, which we're now seeing being introduced was this year

in france, we've seen a regular and sustained protest against the introduction of the health boss was introduced in july this year. and that is partly the reason why french lawmakers have been a bit wary to really introduce any kind of vaccine mandate. we also have elections, presidential elections next spring. so french lawmakers are going to where to buy this issue. as it's likely the dyslexia mandate could trigger for the protest in france, but at the same time, you know about 78 percent of the french population is now double vaccinated. and though there is, i think offensive resignation. people who are, i think are accustomed to restrictions. we also have to remember that in recent weeks, france is really avoided a financing major restrictions in the form of locked downs or closures, or curfews a which arguably are you know, how hard to adapt. well that was so when you found the car bringing us the lead is from paris. thank you for joining us. israel has begun trialing

a 4th dose of the corona virus vaccine, 150 medical staff at a hospital who terrell leave have been given a 4th shot of the bi onto pfizer vaccine. but some medical experts, a warning that widespread additional booster programs in rich countries may actually prolong the global pandemic. this doctor is one of the 1st people to get a 4th corona virus vaccine. he's taking part in what's thought to be a world. first trial. all the participants or medical staff who've had 3 vaccine doses, but were found to have low antibody levels. i'm excited to be the 1st person, apparently in the world who got the 4th booster of li call correction. to paraphrase, in all thing to small job in the shoulder probably joins there for mankind. israel's health ministry is considering an expert panels recommendation to give additional boosters to medic, some people aged over 60. some experts urge caution. i really don't know if will

only the 4th of those. i think it's a big question. hah. i think it, that's why it's so important to have a research. now before most of the world is even thinking about a 4th. and we need to see whether there's any benefit to giving you for almost 45 percent of the israeli population is already triple jabbed. but this concern about the spread of the army con variant with some 2000 recorded cases. and one known death. prime minister natalie bennett, has already ordered preparations to begin for rolling out the 4th dose. if the plan gets approved, it would go against warnings from the world health organizational blanket wooster programs are likely to prolong the pandemic rather than ending it by diverting supply to countries that already have high levels of vaccination coverage . giving the virus more opportunity to spread and mitigate the trial will test the

safety and efficacy of a 4th shot. but politicians must decide on the ethics of boosting in the face of global vaccine inequality. let's get a round up now. some other global headlines. thousands took to the streets across germany to oppose national covey rules that come into force today. clashes with police reported in several cities. germany is heightened restrictions ahead of unexpected surgeon underground cases of officials say a return for full lockdown is still under consideration. he was crucial carrying more than 1000 passengers as return to port after an outbreak of covert 19 among crew members. the holland america ship was supposed to docket a port mexico what was turned away by authorities to dams of birth to northeastern brazil, causing severe flooding. enforcing the evacuation of thousands of people, at least 20 people has been killed. the governor of the state of by here says it's the worst disaster in the history of his state. the flooding has been caused by

heavy rains following a long drought. the helicopter comes to the rescue of a man who fled to his roof to escape the floods. he's one of the lucky ones. this is the sight of a dam burst in huge a pay in the southeast of by a province. the city released this video with a warning about flash floods and in the city of it's been a further down stream. one river rose by 9 meters, the water flooded streets, homes and shops leaving residence in shock. but my point only, it was crazy. there was a to me to hi, waverly meadows. these are the worst floods in buyer in 33 years. the authorities have declared a state of emergency in about 70 cities. 35000 people have lost their homes. experts blamed the extreme weather on tampa from the amazon and the latin india weather phenomenon. governor re costa is promising aid, drinking water,

food, and shelter. but the logistical challenge is immense. many roads are blocked. neighbors helping each other. do visibility, which i've seen a lot of videos which show people taking risks to help weaker people like children of the health ministry, sending 90 doctors to the region. and the threats of flooding is still severe with rain set to last another week. talks over runs nuclear program, are resuming in the austrian capital of vienna. it's the 8th round of discussions aimed at saving the 2015 agreement, which was meant to stop, to run from developing nuclear weapons. the talks between germany, the u. k. france, russia and china. as well as a run since the united states pulled out of the deal in 2018, tehran has increased its enrichment of uranium and restricted inspectors. sanctions introduced in response have hit a run hard at present, it shipping less than

a quarter of the oil. it didn't 2018. the drop in exports has been economic hardships for many iranians hope is in short supply in this commercial district of ot run as the talks and far off, yet not wreck on even the small items on offer here. getting more expensive by the date, too expensive for many most people we me don't dare to speak out about politics and those who do i disillusioned. roger in that double, if i don't reach agreement than it will be young, people like me who pay the price 7, i'm as economy is in a shambles, and there's no work. and even if you find a job, everything is so expensive when you're young. carney's got on those. you're going on as a my good will nemea, but i think it's a little thick when it gets even if they sign a deal you nothing much will happen normal your i don't think anything in the next year or 2 will have a positive impact on my life to resent your manner or your father or because to

somebody who is thinking when i'm to us. okay. you know, i think our president is not even interested in reaching an agreement. that's when i drew honey, wanted one, but didn't manager, as i'm as adam, i mean like the new government does not even close to any of them. a hobby of it won't work out successfully. a family off of the atm authentication. the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hard lang government took over. sanctions relieve remains of pressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at t ran university tells us a we're the realizes that of the of are dealing with a country that's not reliable. it's called the united states at the air left the agreement. once there's this american saying that you hold me once, shame on you,

if you fooled me twice, shame on me. so the racy admin assertion. mister lacey, other people around him, or don't the normal to be full. twice. many ordinary iranians also feel duped. not only by the international community, but also by their own leaders. as amazon by telephone hosted by the nuclear deal should be made when the basis of these law, mac republic is corrected. but from the very foundation, as only the recent years when the people in charge him have gone where they belong them, he, his article has as long as that doesn't happen and agreement will not be reached. only to dorothy official has the people in charge think only about the benefits to themselves, lamb only not about the 85000000 people living in this country has the huge mas retina light curve. and so iranians are bracing for the worst. they know that no

agreement is likely to mean more sanctions and even the possibility of the military confrontation and that they'll be the ones paying the price. south africa has begun a week of morning to honor archbishop desmond to, to be laid to rest on new year's day. the anti apartheid icon is been remembered around the world as a champion of justice in human rights to, to was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984. for his efforts in the struggle against white only rule. across south africa, moon, as a paying tribute to a beloved icon of the struggle against apartheid here at cape towns arch for arch monument. many had wall memories of the late charge bishop of getting the party. did you, as one of the guys was going out, while a people in the legacy of his one to 2 must go on? he will never forget all tweet contribution for ease loving joyful attribute. any

fees who educated, he told people in a very nice way that they would become offended. others noted his sadness over south africa's political path in recent years. he envisage a new south, south africa. i'm with the, with the, with a better life, whole for all of us and m many years later and he was at all disappointed. the city of cape town is also paying its own tribute to 2, to illuminating landmarks in purple. the color of his old robes. we hope in the small way that when this image of, of these kept on icons go around the world, that it helps every one to remember. this remarkable man is celebrated love to, to regarded by many as south africa. moral compass will be laid to rest on new year's day until then bells is set to ring out in his honor. at midday, with listeners asked to pause in tribute to

watching d. w news. his reminder of the top story were falling for you at this hour. franz introduces new measures in a bid to slow the 5th wave of corona virus infections. the country faces the highest number of cases. since the start of the pandemic. new restrictions include limits on public gatherings in compulsory home working. you're watching the news coming up next are coping banking special. i'm here until from berlin, from me and the entire team. thanks for watching. ah. the fight against the corolla virus pandemic? how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say information and context? the corona by.