of some real inquisitor there in adrian kennedy has joined me to talk about it welcome adrian some amazing stuff there and i guess this exhibition was a huge sensation when it was 1st shown in france. tattoo legends with long waiting lists stopped working with their clients in order to participate in the project. would dine with the people who commissioned the works so they were very eager and proud to take poets so we have a closer look at some of them yes 1st start we've got french artist turns we started out to touring allied soldiers here in berlin he was also the artistic director of the show horry your she the 3rd is what they call a horrific she he specializes in japanese full body tattoos and known as suits in the legendary jack rudy he's famous for his reinvention of the black and grey style and finally we had those amazing pictures of the latino gangs coming up in just a 2nd they were by the spanish photographer isabel when you're such a variety of work there and that tattooed lady in your report also p y interest yes in the late 1980 tattooed women trying to screw us the gender

certainly a humorous take on the situation but we know this is a very serious issue adrian kennedy from our culture desk joining me so adrian italy and france switzerland and now germany here we are with covered 1000 that's why the big news today here is that the likes of book fair has just been cancelled course the 2nd largest. in germany off the frank book have been chewed to begin on march 12th last year track to almost 300000 visitors best selling author sebastian fitz a who was shuttle to have taken part said this is the one for no one needs with no happy end in sight and sizing sad news is not just for book fans but also for service providers and small businesses who do business at the train horses mall business is definitely most at risk here now incredible pictures of a deserted venice their tourism i'm supposing is is probably the hardest hit industry so far and nor the history of course particularly hard hit schools universities and museums have been closed down in a designated coded 18 red zone but there have also been attempts to be ject business as usual message by some pol

and i'm joined by adrian kennedy from our culture desk to tell us a bit more about the show definitely the cultural highlight of the year kicking off there in rome a once in a lifetime show if i understand a very ambitious show a blockbuster. of the 120 rafael's from all over the world that's more rafael's in one place than ever before wow and that probably in the artist's workshop during his all too brief lifetime. now the works on show click to fully insured for an incredible $4000000000.00 euros and the organizers say the show is unprecedented once in 500 years opportunity which might not come around again for another 500 years so actually well worth a visit and a little bit problematic sort of wishing i had a ticket with italy struggle struggling obviously to contain this corona virus outbreak it's pretty bad timing is very bad timing all schools and universities have been closed initially for 10 days from thursday across its silly restrictions apply to sporting events cultural events and museums now the organizers of this show are stressing that they will be controlling visits a f

if you want to read more on the specific challenge, to nursing home, kelly kennedy and adrian gomez linking and today's washington times as we hear from marie in california. >> caller: good morning i have a question about workforce within the health centers paired with health centers having funding, are you hearing about any health centers facing difficulties recruiting their clinical staff especially in light of recent hospital closures? >> guest: this is always a challenge for us in the health center world is challenging because health centers are some of those difficult places rural, urban poor communities and unless you really understand what the health center mission is about a newer train for primary care, it's difficult to recruit clinicians to this areas. that's why the national service corn teaching health centers are so critical to what we do.. the teaching health centers get them in our site so they understand how we do primaryar care and the mission that we have.on and then the national service score helps us keep people trained and others that show the mission those two program

if you want to read more on the specific challenge to nursing homes, kelly kennedy and adrian gomez lincoln in the washington times. we hear from marie in california. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i have a question about work force within health centers. with health centers facing the funding, are you hearing about facing difficulties recruiting staff, especially in light in recent hospital closures? >> this is always a challenge for us in the health center world. it's challenging because health centers are in some of the most difficult places. rural, urban, poor communities, and so unless you really understand what the health center mission is about and you're trained for primary care, it's difficult to recruit clinicians. that's why the teaching health centers are critical to what we do. the teaching health centers get them in our sites. they understand how we do primary care and the mission that we have, and the national service corp. helps us keep people that have trained and others that share the mission. those two programs are really critical for us. again, the long-term fund