you know but i'll be. 80 who has been restoring for 22 years the original fresco in milan.s she has she said to this is the work of a group of a few people as disciples off. but she said i'm convinced that christ is and especially also the apostle of sin john and your favorite model of that means he has been painted by himself by a layer not of them yeah. why is that it it's a quality the quality of your little when you look at painting you see that in john this. is a very nice it's an exceptional quality and very very about i day also make x. rays of some 20 years ago. under gag yet boston scheduled us exact same time on christ you're telling me that there are there is an under drawing under all of the apostles yeah except for john and cross that is painted directly on the campus that was that he says stuff. of the x. rays that is an astonishing discovery. so we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils a living perhaps on various celerity that lay not to himself painted christ and since the most important figures on the last supper p

hassan's what was he doing painting at fresco in milan. answer may be found in a small village outside of florence called vincent. lunatic who was a natural child the son of a farmer's daughter katherina one day at a role in the hay with a promising young notary called 7 pm of course marriage was out of the question a bright future awaited setio provided he married a wife from a prestigious family. that's why they are naruto was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo the major with artists like the betty dillon dial or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own and find society. there not i was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was always ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. and stead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence and that i am here here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a larg

this is where the story starts in milan the most important fashion in business city in all of modern italy and in that sense not much has changed even in the 15th century milan was a bustling city filled with artists and musicians. of old a city states in italy. the duchy of milan was the most powerful the most exuberant and the wealthiest by far no wonder that many kings in europe wanted to conquer it she kuli because the man in charge that you named ludovico sforza was a tyrant who had ceased power in 14 he was than any other such rulers he was desperate to cloak his the legitimacy with the splendor of a renaissance court. the jew had many projects a monastery complex called it the tolls of the pov yeah and a new church building right here in milan called the sometime area that i got outside but the biggest project of all was this massive cathedral deliberately designed to be the biggest church building in all of italy so naturally the city was a magnet for young artists and sculptors from all over the region. but while a lot of this artist wasn't from lombardy he was from florence

what was he doing painting at fresco in milan. answer may be found in a small village outside of florence called vinci. leonardo was a natural child the son of a farmer's daughter katherina who one day had a role in the hay with a promising young notary called 7 pm of course mary's was out of the question a bright future awaited said pietro provided he married a wife from a prestigious family. that's why layer nardo was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo to manage with artists like the betty gillan diet or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own in fine society they're not i was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was only as ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. instead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence unveil here here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco

of all the cities states and italy the duchy of milan was the most powerful the most exuberant and the wealthiest buy for no wonder that many kings in europe wanted to conquer it. to killie because the man in charge the juke named ludovico so forth so it was a tyrant who had ceased power in 14 he was than any other such rulers he was desperate to cloak use of illegitimacy with the splendor of a renaissance court. the jew had many projects a monastery complex called the chest tolls of the pov via a new church built right here in milan called the sometime out a a that i got out see but the biggest project of all was this massive cathedral deliberately designed to be the biggest church building in all of italy so naturally this city was a magnet for young artists and sculptors from all over the region. but while into this artist wasn't from lombardy he was from florence the most. exciting city in all of italy a wellspring of the renaissance what was he doing painting at fresco in milan. answer may be found in a small village outside of florence called vincent. luna 2 was a natural child t

lady who has been restoring for 22 years the origin of fresco in milan.s she passed she said to this is a work of a goof. off if you feel as disciples of. jesus but she said i'm convinced that christ is and especially also the apostle of sin john your favorite model of diving she has been painted by him said by a layer not of them yeah. why is that city if it's a quality the quality of off you know when you look at painting you see that in john this. is very nice and it's exceptional quality and very very about and they also made x. rays of some 20 as they go in there are under dig yeah boston schedule exact same town and crashed you're telling me that there are there is an under drawing under all of the apostles except for john and christ that is painted directly on the campus that was the result of. of the x. rays that is an astonishing discovery. so we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils in a living perhaps under a a celeriac that lay not to himself hated christ and since the most important figures on the la

lady who has been there storing for 22 years the original fresco in milan.he said that this is a work of a group of you pupils disciples of. vinci but she said i'm convinced that christ and especially also the apostle of sin john that their favorite model of devin she has been painted by himself by lay a lot of them yeah. why is that it's here but it's a quality the quality of you know when you look at painting you see that this. is a nice and exceptional quality and very very about i day also made x. rays of some 20 years ago and there are under dig boston schedule exact for st john and christ you're telling me that there are there is an under drawing under all of the apostles yeah except for john and cross that is painted directly on the camera that was that has held off. of the x. rays that is an astonishing discovery. so we might conclude that even though the apostles may have been painted by his pupils and perhaps on various alarie oh that layer not of himself painted cry since it's the most important figures on the last supper page yeah yeah and that w

he sang alone in this iconic milan cathedral, save for an organist.or was invited to sing by the mayor of milan and the body that looks after the cathedral, streaming his performance live online for free on easter sunday. translation: first of all, i would like to specify that it is not a concert but a prayer. that is what it is. and that is what it is meant to be. bocelli is one of a long line of musicians performing on social media during the coronavirus lockdown. many other artists have been singing and playing from their homes at a time when they can‘t hold concerts in person, posting their performances on social media as a way of reaching theirfans. andrea bocelli‘s concert was aimed at uniting people during a time of social distancing. but it had a special meaning too. milan cathedral is in the northern lombardy region, one of the hardest hit in italy. as the tenor sang, pictures of the area on lockdown were shown on the screen. italian officials do say they hope they‘re over the peak of covid—19 cases. # amazing grace. # how sweet the sound...

it is called discover milan, what do and eat in milan. >> and a again, tgen again, the this came on so quickly there, a place that you obviously love, it has to be very difficult what has happened to this city. >> i think the general feeling is obviously a little surprised, a little shock. i know me personally in the beginning, it was a little hard. after the weeks have gone on, it has become easier. that is how i'm feeling. i feel like this is a small price to pay to be on lockdown for the better good of the world. i mean, that 1 juis just how i right now. so while i'm home, i have food, i have shelter, my immediate family is okay like i said. my un. >> caller: kell uncle passed away, but if me staying indoors l. sta will save lives, that is nothing. >> well, we wish you all the best. and that is a wonderful country. >> it is a gorgeous country and i think the world knows that. so we're just looking forward to when all this is over and life is good again. >> all right. i enjoyed talking with you. thank you for your time, tia. >> thank you. >>> well, of course people around the world h

production even though there are predictions of another wave of infections so francesco tony is in milan italy let's go 1st to london or miriam macias standing by live so miriam these numbers in and britain are still going the wrong way and now officials are actually concerned that social distancing that these guidelines may not hold with the public what's the latest. there is some concern about that we had in some ways we heard in that we think michael gove trying to sympathize with people saying that life on the lockdown is not easy but also really issuing a stern warning to people that they have to continue to comply with these measures so even though the weather might not the weather might be improving in the country they must be tempted to spend more time outside that the effectiveness of these measures really depends on how strictly people adhered to them now the other important point it was made in that briefing was that it's going to take a week or 2 before we see the a bet of the social distancing measures feeding through into a few infections you're hospitalizations and fewer d

ahora es la orquesta de la famosa Ópera de la escala de milÁn, la filarmÓnica.o piden que por lo menos ponga una grabaciÓn de la presentador: hoy en esta ediciÓn especial de conexión, le diremos y recibirÁ el estÍmulo por cheque. entÉrese de donde ofrecen pruebas gratis de coronavirus en algunas ciudades.

but tony is standing by for us in milan with more on italy's response but 1st let's go to marian the man who is with us live from london to talk more about a number of things starting with the world health organization we saw the director general merriam the organization has said that even though some nations are beginning to loosen restrictions this by no means means that it's over now is the time for vigilance now is the time to double down. yes that's right they don't want to countries moving too quickly because this dilemma of when and how to ease restrictions is really weighing on some governments right now and quite simply that's because we have seen these lockdowns imposed across many countries and that means the economies of these countries affected meat ground to a halt we know from mornings from the i.m.f. than other organizations that the world economy will be plunged into a recession because of this and one that will be worse in the financial crisis a decade ago so countries are now looking at options for easing the lockdown to really try to mitigate the similarity in the

fÉlix: la orquesta filarmÓnica del teatro de milan lanza una campaÑa.anquilidad,ota. muchos de nuestros centros de servicio toyota permanecen abiertos. ♪ estamos aquí para ti. ahora, y en los tiempos mejores que están por venir. ♪ lo quentonces, hagamos lobiará para sicorrecto hoy. mañana. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. ♪ ♪ ♪ feliz: los mÚsicos alrededor del mundo continÚan dando esta de solidaridad en estos momentos de crisis. ahora es la orquesta de la famosa Ópera de la escala de milÁn, la filarmÓnica. italia lanzó un vÍdeo haciendo un llamadoa todos los mÚsicos italianos. arantxa: para que se unan para dar un mensaje a todos los enfermeros y enfermeras que estÁn a la primera lÍnea de combate contra el coronavirus. para quien no pueda tocar un instrumento piden que por lo menos ponga

mÚsica ♪ ) (cantan) ♪ ♪ >>> mÚsica para la esperanza, fue el concierto de pascua de andrea bocelli en milÁnfinal saliÓ a la calle para cantar una emocionante (nombre en inglÉs ). ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> los Últimos datos recogidos sobre la pandemia por coronavirus siguen despertando el temor aquÍ en estados unidos que continÚa encabezando la lista de paÍses con mÁs fallecidos superando los 22 mil. y el gobierno ya estÁ enviando los cheques prometidos y los ingresos en cuentas bancarias. al mismo tiempo la corte suprema atenderÁ por tele conferencia y tendrÁ audio en vivo por sus sesiones. una situaciÓn dolorosa para las familias de mÁs de 180 mexicanos fallecido nuestro estados unidos por coronavirus, no tienen cÓmo repatriar los cuerpos y piden ayuda para traerlos de vuelta a mÉxico, raÚl torres tiene el reporte raÚl cuÉntanos buenas tardes. >>> el pasado 5 de abril falleciÓ este mexicano pero no pueden traer sus restos. el aÑo 2000 cuando medel saliÓ del poblado de veracruz la pobreza lo sacÓ. >>> trabajaba en una distribuidora de carnes tenÍa 54 cuando lo matÓ el covid-19 lo velaron en su cas

dozens of deaths of the country's largest rest home near milan where the national epidemic was at its worst global stock markets have made gains following earlier reports that an antiviral medicine in the united states a care to successfully treat severe symptoms for coronavirus patients. adama cain has been following developments from berlin and he says the restrictions put in place by the government there appear to be working. the german government is cautiously and quietly confident that the measures it has put in place these past many weeks are helping it to deal with the corona virus outbreak the pandemic in their country because they look at the data they look at the many many tests being performed in this country and are able to tap you late that and it tells them which direction the coronavirus is going in let's be clear what's being done in the building behind the robert cock institute collecting all the data and making conclusions drawing conclusions on the basis of those many tests being performed and from their perspective they believe a positive turn has occurred. beautif

to do with the fact the paradigm now is a hub for the region close to the alps and is connected to milan. as well and then you add $1.00 and $2.00 together you end up caught in this vicious circle. oh no no no no look again there are more pages. here from norway. with. the. fall for. all the. new age. i'm thinking crazy. it could be. property but it's a battlefield. to me. and the only. thing. in it. on the northeastern outskirts of baghdad lies the village of cast. there's a home for retiree's here. we set off to find out how the situation is developing in such cannot. deliver. from. the health and caste system in lombardy one of italy's richest regions as well in international comparison and. is waiting in the courtyard. we're not allowed to film the facility either inside or on the outside the situation for residents and carers is very grave. i think. you still have some time. this is like a war if you stay at home all of you and. no one should be out and about in particular the elderly are a great risk there have been many many deaths but the figures are much higher than is generally

he sang alone in this iconic milan cathedral, save for an organist.pty space. the tenor was invited to sing by the mayor of milan and the body that looks after the cathedral, streaming his performance live online for free on easter sunday. translation: first of all, i would like to specify that it is not a concert but a prayer. that is what it is. and that is what it is meant to be. bocelli is one of a long line of musicians performing on social media during the coronavirus lockdown. many other artists have been singing and playing from their homes at a time when they can't hold concerts in person, posting their performances on social media as a way of reaching theirfans. andrea bocelli's concert was aimed at uniting people during a time of social distancing. but it had a special meaning too. milan cathedral is in the northern lombardy region, one of the hardest hit in italy. as the tenor sang, pictures of the area on lockdown were shown on the screen. italian officials do say they hope they're over the peak of covid—19 cases. # amazing grace. # how s

of beggar mohar along with its outlying areas is long but is most important commercial center after milan our journey takes us to the historic center of bad a mouth which is perched on a hill called back outta here to most of the businesses and stores are closed. until. the aliza deserted as they were in venice there are just a few people standing a safe distance away from one another waiting patiently outside the pharmacy. in the piazza vecchia square at the heart of the old town we meet marcelo menow de who runs the cafe down tasa. cafe dates back to $1476.00 and the any time that it has had to close for such a long periods was during war time but marcelo is an optimist he says now the main thing is to be there for one another and pulled together. we will open the cafe as soon as everything is over here and the entire family will do their bit including him. in that often step by step will begin again. i hope very much that everyone will be buoyed by this optimism including the government and. they've really. done everything possible and are doing a pretty good job prime minister conte a

10 percent of the total guess of all people who have died in the month of march and prosecutors in milan will investigate from today on what happened in at least one of these facilities where more than 100 people died so 'd we're still look at these numbers every day and try to understand if the if what to expect from from next days and next weeks think they're dead they're francesco jumper tony live from milan. a french military aircraft carrier has been instructed to return to port of the sailors on board started showing symptoms of coronavirus nearly 40 people on the charles de gaulle have now been placed on the medical observation a screening team with test facilities has been sent to the ship to prevent a further spread of the virus. are like many other nations in africa rwanda is struggling to do enough daily tests to counter the pandemic the number of infections are rising despite the government ordering a total lockdown almost 3 weeks ago after reports i run this government and the camino coronavirus reception center to jhana lists for the 1st time it's a rare move on the outskir

joined now by a 3rd guest from italy marco here kitty is president of the public clinical hospital in milan marco let me ask you 1st and foremost just how bad are things there right now for health care workers. than everybody in. this situation for the workers now it's really hot it's really suffering caused and the re a great pressure and. at the moment if luckily we hope it will last like this that detained and did the pressure is a bit. light and but but still is still very strong because we are access to emergency it's been we have. fewer person accessing emergency now at the moment but we hope it will last now for the future but we had really really bad time in the last days and weeks marco i was in italy reporting from milan in late february and we were speaking to health workers there who were really worried that it could get much worse what are the conditions there what's the reason that it has gotten or the reason that it has gotten as bad as it has gotten . i think we have been after china that it different to line the 1st one to just say so this this virus and. i think we would.

this is the agency okay at the mall just to give you an idea of the city of milan. the crematorium day has. and is not taking any more bodies for the month of april because i want to clear. the backlog. on march. symptom that. well off to its lease as the highest death toll in the year but for grieving families ins as the added to of having to decide who can take part of the funeral service for the loved ones that's because there's a limit of just three people allowed to attend the ceremony possible selina sykes tells us more. attending a burial via video call. the stock reality in spain west strict measures are in place the fines against the spread of the coronavirus. funeralal ceceremonieses havee been n fand no morore than three people can attend burialsls. denying m many the opportunity to say goodbye to their loved ones. were killed aside it's a live stream how grandparentss funeral father grieving relatives. an experienence thatt wouldld havan unimagaginable a a few mononths. i jujust had a mock. salute mediascape you done. an awful because the kentucky on. al

milan is at the heart of the italian region that‘s been worst hit by the coronavirus.st day for a wee wild we can speak of temperatures in excess of 20 degrees. it is that colder regime that winds out across many locations as we get on through easter monday. you see the scale of the change even as we start the day. the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather and it is only by mid afternoon that we are hanging onto the relative mild as across the far south—west. what exacerbates the goldfield is the absence of sunshine in northern and eastern parts and unnoticeable cold onshore wind. gusts of a0 mph across the south later in the afternoon. this is where we see the best of the temperatures where you see the onshore breezes, out towards the east, seven, nine degrees and it gets colder overnight under clear skies. 0therwise widespread frost to start the day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, so for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, maybe a spot of rain unnoticeable wind and quite breezy through t

. >> in milan, american student anna engel suddenly found herself caught up in the lockdown. >> i amere, which is known to be the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic in the last two months. i want to send a message to the u.s., saying to please take this as seriously as possible. if you would have, if we would have responded sooner, italy would be in a totally different situation. >> anna wasn't alone in trying to sound the alarm. >> matea who had worked and lived in new york feared other countries would be sufferingup like italy. on march 13th, he wrote a column in the boston globe, urging other countries to learn what would be called the italian lesson. >> we wasted time. we wasted like few precious weeks. in which we could have explained and understand better the importance of social distancing, the importance of staying home. >> many countries did follow italy's lead. in london, after initially resisting a lockdown, prime minister boris johnson closed pubs and restaurants and advised citizens to stay at home. >> the government has a lockdown in force. >> you must stay home. >>

and i was actually happening to be in milan just the last year and they have great new pronlt projectspaces and parks and buildings that are, that people can find pictures of online, but that kind of thinking that was encapsulated in the plan to reopen milan, as car-free, or much fewer, many fewer cars in the city center, that's exactly what we should be doing in this country. now, so far, i haven't seen anyone propose that in this country, but you know, let's hope that in the next few weeks, as people start to think about reopening some of the major american cities, that we get some really innovative thinking. >> elizabeth colbert, always great to talk to you. thank you so much. >> thanks, chris. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, thanks my friend, much appreciated. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour as well. happy to have you here. sometimes when you go to a funeral, there's a drive-in component, right? the funeral home, the funeral service, wherever it is held, may be a ways of

milan was and now it's placed in new york in the u.s. >> we do miss you.ng up. >> i miss you. i miss sharing a room with you. >> one of the most interesting features about the pandemic disease it manages to reflect our whole essence as human beings. >> frank snowden is a history professor at yale specializing in pandemics through the ages. >> there's no aspect as human beings that is not touched. ♪ amazing grace >> while at times bringing out the best in us, the virus has also brought out the worst. >> i'm a critical care nurse, finished 48 hours of work. i just wanted to get some stuff and those people have stripped shelves of basic foods. >> people are feeling the panic. you go to the supermarkets and there are canned goods are all gone. >> on behalf of american truckers, slow down, people, just get enough for a few days for your family. you don't have to load up on all of this stuff. you're making our jobs harder. >> things are desperate at the hospital. we're trying to save lives. we're all just doing what we can to save people's loved ones. and i want

i mean look at the wall milan you. all are now i will not you or him apart we were. all in around one our we're not all piled pretty narrow. criminal and. the problem to you. isn't. going to your poor girl i won't go the. less brochure owned the. you know. i don't know. i don't tell anyone at a party and they watch our allow on a. table. well you're awake at all one of your many hanging hacky get that your. human and team are at 0. although the man bought all. well clearly you know. you're not going to cutting me on the. head of the. philly you're not no i'm not them i'm on about the neck in my tummy a meet i'm being booked a yo yo preppy come in pink. i mean i'm on your look if you notice your culture there's a lot of the i guess the argument of the me by god i got a little me mcaleese i mean money goes yes i'm a loyal. friend of mine. and a marker for all the mile the reality of. if there were now it's a no. the moment and then once in your power. then that's why your where did. i meet or what isn't it it's all a young. girl. so to bring the oral stadium of electro

without being tested for a current virus there are more cases in a retirement home in province of milan for example $62.00 out of 150 guests died from the beginning of march it's way more than usual we're only 2 or 3 people die in this place but it's impossible to know exactly if de died for a current virus or not because they were not tested most of them were not tested so families in the region are very worried and cannot see the relatives that are isolated in structures with medical workers and managers of these kind of facilities recently sent a letter to the to the what were the region managers to ask for more help operators of people homes in your estimate 600 deaths in the last 20 days so the 10 percent of the total guests there has been no public response at the moment for this kind of crisis but of course in the next how hours in the next days the government has to say something about this to francesca if you like the rest of us are journalists observing what's happening unfolding in our respective countries in your opinion does the italian infrastructure have the capacity at t

for what i saw with my eyes and many others confirmed including the mayor of milan or in the last 2 or 3 days 'd the streets of the city are there are more people around so the possible reasons are to firstly the it was communication of the government which 1st allowed parents to take children for short walks few days ago and then denied to have done it and secondly after almost one month of lockdown many people are really starting not nuts or make it any more so that's why the president of the lumber the. said today that from tomorrow it will be mandatory for everyone who lives home where mask or at least to try to cover the face because there is a shortage of masks through but what everyone is saying all the authorities is that we don't have to give up now but of course it's hard because the curve is not is not going down yet it's still going up a little bit every day so let's see ok the wrap up there from italy francesco to your town thank you very much. and 4 more people are tested positive and kenya raising the total they are to $126.00 the government says it's been testing more p

nearly $200.00 residents were found to have died since the start of the hour break the facility in milan is suspected of concealing numerous covert 19th a tallit east since february its one of the biggest in europe there are also allegations that staff were told not to wear personal protective equipment for fear of frightening residents well over the u.k. the government says it will start including care nursing home deaths in its official count after public pressure for not revealing those numbers health secretary matt hancock confirmed more than 2 percent of the total deaths from the virus is happening in care homes but comes as the top public health expert says britain was too slow to act on the corona virus outbreak professor anthony castello to question the areas that led to the slow response now the death toll has risen on friday to more than $14000.00 people and staying in the country the u.k. has announced a new government led task force and millions of dollars worth of funding for corona virus vaccine secretary of state the business energy and industrial strategy sharma says it's

helping out their italian colleagues at a scandal now surrounds italy's largest nursing home in nearby milan where at least 143 people have died since the beginning of march. families of residents there are demanding answers following reports medical staff was stopped from using protective gear prosecutors are now investigating that facility and more than a dozen others italy's officially recorded over 22000 coronavirus deaths but most care home deaths are not included in some doctors suspect the real figure could be twice as high. in spain the government ordered the 17 autonomous regions to unify their criteria on counting the dead the official tolls stands at almost 20000 but it doesn't take into account the deaths of people who had covered going to symptoms but were not tested including thousands of people in care homes i think. meanwhile in germany joe batiks footage has emerged along with hope he was here medics who resuscitated a coronavirus patient transport him by helicopter to a special isolation chamber nationally new figures show the number of people infected by every person who c

personal care activities are going to speak now to francesca gimp attorney who joins us live from milan via skype or in francesca to tell us more about what's happening on may the fore. well the prime minister does a pick and yes they have ning announced hard the country will end in the face too of the pandemic in which it will try to restart the economy without pushing the curve of the infections up again from may for factories and building sites need to will reopen the government will so permit people to leave their houses for limited family visits even if these visits have not been explained very well and sporting activities could be now practice also far from home but always alone and keeping the distance from are those parks will open but it won't be possible to meet their . friends so if a new wave of cases will be avoided from the 1st of june also restaurants bars and her dressers and personal care activities will reopen fully although take will be take away businesses will be possible for qantas said that the reopening is allowed on condition that all companies involved the city

the church of san marco in the heart of milan it was here that you separate entity they viewed as requiem in 874 and exactly 145 years later you would like couldn't see it because of the conductor stand. he's directing his music i know orchestra and choir comprised of 180 musicians and for vocal soloists. i think the very beginning of the record. only with the changing we spend requirement on them donation don't expect but when it's all these in the way she discovers these mysterious light years. and lack of whisper of the human need to from all the centuries just. so munch. will. eat. the. meat. was 2. a i was led was i. you need to getting that kind of. spiritual wandering. and spiritual adventure of searching. in the plays and then that one point you all fell in the same path and was the composer and then you have a lot of information to bring it here. they voted as one of italy's most famous composer he wrote 28 operas in one funeral not the message. verdi composed the requiem an honor of a talian poet novelist alessandro months on precisely a year after his death bed his requiem had

i just could never tell you to wrap it there from milan in italy and ask a thank you. new york state health officials believe its chronic virus outbreak may be at or near its peak governor andrew cuomo says the state's health care system is now at its maximum capacity at least 600 people have died there and just the last 24 hours with the death toll rapidly approaching 5000 there been more than 130000 confirmed cases and that state if we apply a tone we we're proud of telling it a very high level and there's tremendous stress on the health care system and to save this health care system which is at maximum capacity today right this is a hospital system where we have our foot to the floor and the engine is that red line and you can't go any faster and by the way you can't stay at redline for any period of time because the system will blow oral health organization director general to general to express concern about the overuse of medical masks as the general population can be using too many not to possibly be limiting what's available to those who need them most mosques

after nearly $200.00 residents were found to have died since the start of the outbreak the facility in milan this suspected of concealing numerous cope with 19 feet talented since february its one of the largest current homes of europe there are also allegations that staff were told not to wear personal protective equipment for fear of frightening residents. the u.k. government says it will start including care and nursing home deaths in an official count after public pressure not revealing those numbers health secretary matt hancock confirmed more than 2 percent of the total deaths from the virus now happening in care homes and that comes as a top public health expert says that britain was too slow to act in the coronavirus outbreak professor and new castello question the areas that led to the slow response the death toll has risen on friday to more than 14000. thousands of workers from the u.k.'s national health service are also being hard hit it has around one and a half 1000000 staff and hancock says more than 8 percent off work because of the virus dr sanja at the sabra is an n.h.s. doc

the church of san marco in the heart of milan it was here that you separate betty they viewed as requiem in 1904 and exactly 145 years later he would like couldn't see is that the conductor standing. he's directing his music i tell no orchestra and choir comprised of 180 musicians and 4 vocal soloists. and. i think the very beginning of the record. on the with the changing we spring recruitment and donation don't expect but when it's all these in a way she discovers these mysterious light. like of whisper of the humanity from all the centuries it's. some luncheon. and. i. eat. a i. am the way a was i. she needs to get in the kind of. spiritual wandering. and spiritual adventure of searching. in the plays and then at one point you fell in the same path and was the composer and then you have a lot of information to bring it here. separate entities one of italy's most famous composer he wrote 28 operas in one funeral mass the message record. there to compose the requiem in honor of italian poet novelist allison 3 months on precisely a year after his death bed his requiem had its premiere at