to all of the churches of corinth.the little household communities can et in his house at one time. you have stephanos and his household who have been host to the community. you have lydia in philippi, who is the seller of purple goods, a luxury fabric. you ha prisca and aquilla, and we wonder why the woman is usually mentioned before her husband. she must be a woman of someco equence. you begin to get the impression that you have quite a variety of different social levels represented in thesearly christian communities. not people at e absotely top level. you have, with the exception possibly of erastus,o one from the aristocratic orders; no one who would be a member of the city council. you have no agricultural slaves who are at the bottom of the hierarchy. but in the rest of the social pyramid, everything in betwe, you seem to have representatives in these early christian groups. so we begin to get a picture of upwardly mile people, to use a modern anachronistic way of describing them-- people who have mixed status,

austrian police have warned they will conduct random checks of people supposed to be in corinth. home, the law down is due to last until december 6th. but journalist kerry sky ring is in vienna and joins us now. kerry, to tell us more about the new measures, austria is taking to fight the pandemic. this is very similar to what we had back in march when the hand demick 1st started spreading across europe. people have to stay at home. they can only go out for what are called the life basics such as food and medicine and medical care. there's an exception to that one post in the can visit, as long as that person is a close relation or a dependent person. so extremely restricted movement as of this morning, people are waking up to this. it's not where they expected to be. in this poll, after, in the spring being in control of this virus, austria has now suddenly lost control of it. what to austrians make this? are they supporting the new measures that are being taken? i think they recognize most people recognize the necessity for it. the daily inspections last week hit a high of 9 an

coronavirus the testing is free and voluntary stop those who don't participate will be forced to corinth. and goodbye mr baum double 07 star sean connery dies at the age of $98.00 widely regarded as the best james bond ever connery played the secret agent in no less than 7 blockbusters but bringing more on his legacy. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program french police have arrested a suspect over the shooting of a greek orthodox priest in the southern city of leone a priest was gunned down as he closed his church and is in a critical condition just 2 days earlier a suspected islamist militant killed 3 people in a catholic church in the french city of nice but the mayor of leone says the motive for this latest incident is still not known. the priest was just closing up this greek orthodox church late saturday afternoon when he was shot twice. police kept the area fenced off warning the public to stay away prosecutors have opened an investigation into attempted murder. and at this stage we don't know what the motive is behind the attack no line of inquiry is preferred all rolled out so

you can also find us at corinth slash science. there's d.w. news, a live out from berlin. another breakthrough in the race for a covert. 19 vaccine. u.s. drug maker announces its vaccine is nearly 95 percent effective. this just a week after similar results from pfizer and its german partner biotech deliveries of both vaccines quickly get a feel for the years. and also coming up on the german chancellor angela merkel fails to convince regional leaders to immediately tighten the country's limited lockout. but stricter controls could still be in the cards. merkel is clear.

home in california it had one of the worst covert 1000 out breaks in the area i had to go out in corinth in my brother's garage. and hear her because i heard my son on the other side of the door. say bob i just want to sleep with you i just need a hug and i couldn't. i couldn't do that all i can just text them up here right here i love you i'll be ok you'll be ok and. that's the thing that scared me the most is i was going to bring something in my family. when the pandemic hit the us nursing homes became ground 0 for the virus as of october more than 55000 nursing home residents have died we have a tradition of very poor infection control in these facilities and i think what it comes down to is we don't treat older folks the way we treat others and we don't value their lives as much that's that's been evidenced in the pandemic in california nearly 115 years in home workers have died jessica was afraid she would bring the virus home to the young son who suffers from asthma so she quit in may but still thinks about the elderly residents she left behind i was still. dream about them and som

imagine had a boner was the brainchild of benito mussolini the man who ruled italy for 20 years and corinth the term fascism to describe his brand of dictatorship. my grandfather vitali pigo was chosen by his regime to be carbone years mayor. it's not just my family's past but its future that makes the story so poignant for me. and which. time i'm learning my 3 year old son is half jewish and would likely have been a victim of the fascists to whom my grandfather pledged his allegiance. to. it's quiet in this small corner of survey near where generations of my family lived. but across the country and beyond. fascism seems to be stirring one small. i want to understand why you'd 1st took root in italy a sentry ago. jen look us crow is a historian at the university of calgary in surveying he sees in the story of my grandfather how fascism inspired a generation. the not. and so batten down and down this us that it benefited the thought of the conflict don't really matter the sentiment of the condiment of the uppity achieve in iraq was the norm the president thought. force an instrument of the t