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Has the 3rd highest number of corner fires cases in the world all to the u. S. And brazil insurrections seoul to 700000 as the outbreak gathers pace we all see why the countrys having such a hard time containing the spread. And its been closed for nearly 4 months because of the corona virus pandemic now the bolds most visited museum the louvre in paris is opening its doors once again back to its had to make huge changes. Hello im christine window welcome to the program it is oscar winning composer morricone a has died at the age of 91 he helped define an era of cinema rising song tracks for more than 400 films he was perhaps best known for his socalled spaghetti westerns including the good the bad and the agony of friends say as marco died in hospital from complications for. See the film music i write is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch. When it comes to interpret in the music thats a kind of person at a concert i have more freedom i can conduct faster or slower and be more independent and the audience loves that. His music for once upon a time in the west is this famous is the film itself. It was just one of many collaborations with spaghetti western pioneers said surely owner of the marconi was always keen to talk about his other work to. Look at but i was with the worst. Why do we always have to talk about westerns germans in particular know a lot about westerns but they often dont know the other films which are very important to me thats my grievance the. Marconis melodies often seem to take flight. This the cool music he composed to accompany the stunning images of the rain forest in the mission. Marconi compose music for over 500 films everything from rancid comedies to action films. The sound live tonight from the big city marconis music for the professional starring john paul by monday. Marks the 50th anniversary of his film music career he went on tour with 200 musicians. And gay fans and last chance to experience the maestro. Moving using. Google. And for more now im joined by our culture correspondent scott roxboro hes got good to see you so in you marconi wrote his 1st film school of his 60 years ago and hes ready remained a prolific composer right up until his day what sort of legacy does he leave behind. Yeah i think its interesting because as you say hes incredibly prolific but it really is influence it has is immense because i think he sort of changed how we see film scores i was the film you saw i mean literally innovations this film was born almost a necessity when morricone started making this socalled spaghetti westerns was said to the owner these were very low budget movies and they didnt have the money to make the sort of traditional orchestral scores that the world orchestras so instead work on how to innovate and what the it was. And other types of music to use incidental sounds use and shot with crack. Dialogue its a dialogue and pulls those into films and so what that has what happened is that instead of having sort of film score as a course of the back. To the action to gain interval to the action itself a little dramatic old round of soul comedy each of the mirrors was par in our bills for i think you see that aston once upon a time in america where all central are a caricature is wrapped up in that ican there are Michael Sam Moore on the great scott stand by for a bit because i want to play at a clip of when hes get off one of his most famous callers add this one from 1006. 00 a that would be thats the getaway stand once upon a time in the ways they solicited and ill pick up a thing. Scott marconi he had revolutionized the sound of film music but he also made a block his mouth that the modern music didnt eat. Yeah definitely i mean the explore secret because the spending spaghetti westerns had a huge influence on. The industry any you actually see it all one of the songs from the family i think we should use this was probably sick for of the loans the punk band and and the talent that he said also that theyre caught using because its search powerful drama and what i think his approach to music this sort of incredibly mercy of. Easing means that ukraine is a personal drama that had a large influence and. The music was so for industry i mean look at a band like radioactive theyre not like ok computer the approach to the history wars is sort of mercifully challenged and they sort of granted us that album i think has a lot more longer i think that you can see directly out nice and cool and theyre all. Just classical not just the music but older. And one of his biggest fans was prince in town tina and tell us more about that relationship yeah i mean a quick turn to you know a huge fan of spaghetti westerns a huge fan of more on his music actually has a lot more kings music on his kill bills because he wanted to make sort of a spaghetti western sector pattern and china later on in django unchained and people a few actually want to make the floor and i think thats really. Going to get an oscar for that because thats a tribute to his kind of music is kind of movies Shows Incredible influence from the time he started 60 years ago to the present that thank you scott thats a definite culture correspondent scott. And now lets take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world prodemocracy protesters in hong kong are calling for global unity with a of course off to china imposed a sweeping National Security bill over the weekend some demonstrators made a point of waving american flags to mall u. S. Independent state hong kongs most prominent activists have fall to continue campaigning for democracy. And police have arrested 2 chechen russians over the Fatal Shooting off a chechen Asylum Seeker in vienna all forces are investigating the crime as a possible political assassination the victim had lived in austria for 10 years and was a vocal critic off the chechen government. Severe flooding in southwestern japan has left dozens of people dead thousands of households have been left without electricity so much and rescue operations are underway as bad weather continues to better the region. On the grounds of a school a call for help. And the desperate need for rescue. After record rains last parts of southwestern japan over the weekend some areas have been left devastated. Thousands of troops have been called in to bring people to safety and search for survivors but continued bad weather is making me work harder and with more rain expected a quarter of a 1000000 people have been told to evacuate their homes. Some are reluctant to move to the shelters due to fears of coronavirus spreading. Most have no choice but to leave. Others were left trapped. At this nursing home for the elderly 14 people died after being unable to escape the flooding. Emergency services and local volunteers were able to rescue around 50 of the residents and stop. Japans Prime Minister has everyone to do what they can to help. Nothing is more important than human life please make your utmost effort to rescue people who are stranded in their homes and search for missing people. At the moment more than 40000 members of the Police Fire Department Japan Coast Guard and selfdefense forces are working hard and rescue operations on the search for the missing. Floods and landslides a common jaring japans annual rainy season. But this year the pandemic has made responding to the emergency more complicated and experts say Climate Change is making conditions worse to. India has announced that it has nearly 700000 coronavirus cases making it the 3rd hardest hit nation in the Global Pandemic after the United States and brazil the number of infections in india is also expected to rise for several more weeks and experts predict the 1000000. 00 figure will be passed this month the countrys major cities all bearing the brunt of the pandemic. A mammoth facility to face a mammoth challenge. At the weekend delhi inaugurated 810000 bed hospital to treat coronavirus patients one of the largest in the world this even as india or eases restrictions balancing the need for a return to normality with the needs for Public Safety people are learning to live with the virus got aboard were scared but we still have to go out everyone in the world worried about dying but we still have to work. Within the ambiguity of whats needed is awareness if people are aware then we should be able to control the spread. With infections around the 100000 mark kelly is one of the cities hardest hit by coated 19 but new infections are surging not only there. A fresh spate of cases in the city of agra forced all thora teas to reverse plans to reopen indias most famous landmark the taj mahal. The reopening would have seen just a fraction of visitors return under tight hygiene and physical distancing rules. Indias coronavirus tally is predicted to reach more than 1000000 before the end of july how long the countrys monument to love will remain closed well that is less certain. And it only of course when it when your child 3 joins me now formal shes in delhi him in europe so why is india having such as has time getting a grip on the coronavirus. Well id like to begin by saying that this sort of arrives in cases was not entirely unexpected they were a lot of medical experts who in the in each a few months when the widest started spreading in a lot of the interviews they pointed out that this may actually be the case in the coming few months and you also have to see that the kind of population density that india has this kind of a spike in cases is not entirely unexpected but it is not just the. Easing of lockdown restrictions and jewels that is leading to this the critics also pointing out at. The possibility rather you didnt want to do you glad behind in their strategies on that tracing and destined for a long time critics say the focus was just on people who had traveled what come back from Different Countries and their family members and People Living with you need or directly came in contact with beyond that the kind of Contact Tracing which should have been done could not happen that are left in numbers were destined numbers us didnt know so because of that less Testing Capacity we could not detect a lot a large number of them which would have been detected on time and fortune isolation or specially if they dont want to carry us and we have to wipe the white of themselves let me have spread it far and right and then there were other instances so its a lot 6 orders of Migrant Workers who went back to their cities to their small towns and villages and probably still didnt actually longwood them. Right so having said that they do feel fortys have a plan to tackle the increasing number of infections. Well if you talk about the plan the 1st and foremost plan that india had was involved in the nationwide lockdown which was appreciative and proved a lot of it was said that they have implemented and taken this big decision at a very good time when he had very few cases but again as we have seen the reports as critics pointed out that this long done was implemented basically to get a visa to get a space for the government to ramp up and get infrastructure in basically we saw the reports that that could not reach the beef that it would have multiple reports of people from different parts of the country actually coming up and saying that even when their family members of one infected and the infection level reached a serious danger liquid not flying the bed in the hospital they were going to be from different hospitals they were the lack of the kits for Health Care Workers there was a lack of professional in the hospital so there were a lot of issues that were being dealt with so critics do mention that at the time that the law. Was in 4th nation way these things. Are now back from baghdad right now and local governments in states up taken matters into their own hands they are imposing a reason to slow down in their own different city even more regions of the states where assads in the number of uses of the notarize so at the moment but it will explode save the strategy should be to deft trace and isolate but the problem is that our Testing Capacity is still quite cool ok all right steve have you correspondent. And daily thank you minear and stay safe. Which any to south africa now which has reported a sharp rise in the number of program virus infections nearly 20000 new cases were reported over the weekend on saturday the country recorded the biggest increase in a single day since the start of the pandemic the government is urging people to respect social distancing and other measures to hold spate of the virus but as. Reports from cape town that is proving difficult for some communities. Cape town one of the a. P. Centers of the coronavirus pandemic in south africa but theres little evidence of it in this if you abide by the mandates to wear a mask and social distancing is unusual. You see. So in that me no im not there for you because i. Know you. Understand so im so used so im not scared because you know were going to but overcrowded neighborhoods is just where the virus is rapidly spreading many people here feel the economic fallout of the pandemic is a greater threat than the disease itself thats why a covert 19 mission from the Health Ministry is trying to convince potentially infected people and their contacts to enter quarantine. To protect your loved ones. To protect yourself. If you did. Wrong. So that. Was where we take you ready the government has massive funds in to field hospitals and quarantine. Patients go to the hospitals the quarantine rooms remain empty. People who refused to go into isolation how big of a problem is that we talking of huge numbers where this is happening its huge because. I think it was about 10000. That could prepare for the current in isolation. Out of those. 2000. I do find that in those areas its the people who dont want of course the law does say that you have to. He. Called. Few people seem interested in the Awareness Raising Campaign in the township even though the region is a cruel no virus hot spot. In. The closet theyre supposed to isolate. And so forth to isolate all of us. So we couldnt keep equality in these states so. Why did you want to shut the door space because we could have to move. So we was what is going to happen if shes not to it arabs and many people here are too afraid to leave their homes for extended periods due to the high crime rates. In places like this self isolation is obviously very difficult that young lady we just talked to lives with 9 people and it 2 bedroom apartment but many people here still do not really take the threat of the virus serious despite the fact that cape town this currently experiencing the 1st peak of the pandemic in the country. Lets now take a look at some of the developments in the pandemic in australia authorities will close the border on tuesday night between the countrys 2 most populous states would be victoria and New South Wales thats after a spike in clover 1000 cases in the city of melbourne its the 1st time thats happened since the outbreak of the spanish flu 100 years ago. Spains a Marina District along the northwest coast will go back under a 5 day lockdown after a spike in corona virus infections around 70000. 00 people will be affected local authorities have traced the outbreak to reopen the bars. In south korea hundreds of drones lit up the night sky over the city of seoul to remind people about pandemic safety the unmanned vehicles were programmed to form images that included a couple where. Face masks and remind to wash hands it ended with a thank you to health care because. The worlds most visited museum the louvre in paris has reopened after being closed for the informants because of the pandemic lockdown the 1st visitors were reminded to wear face masks but maintaining social distancing around the mona lisa and other famous works of art will clearly be a difficult task. At the mall. Correspondent lisa lewis joins me from the liver museum in paris good to see you he says so the liver reopens is it back to normal for major Tourist Attractions in france. Why not just quite as you can see behind me there is no launch queue just behind me normally the queue goes right around the courtyard there normally a lot of people coming here there have been a few visitors mainly from france spain and germany after talking to this morning but some of the visitors are still lacking for example from the u. S. And china and the louvre management has said that they were expecting a drop in visitors of up to 80 percent during the 1st year or even the 1st several years and now the visitors who come here have to follow certain rules as you say have to wear face masks those who have to follow a one way system following blue arrows on the ground when there are a lot of visitors and 30 percent of the Louvre Museum is still closed off to visitors mind you that leaves you with 45000. 00 square meters including the venice of milo and lo not 11 shes mona lisa so quite a lot to see here at the Louvre Museum city but he says the new rate is one of the the last museums to reopen whats the situation in france now regarding the codifies pandemic means everything under control. The government seems to think about the coronavirus pandemic is largely under control when you look at the figures there about 10 to 30 deaths every day but the number of people in intensive care has been going down ever since the 1st restrictions were lifted back at the beginning of may also when you look around not a lot of people actually wearing face masks you have to wear them on public transport obviously but you know restaurants are open by open and people are even giving each other the b. S. That you know kiss is on the cheeks here in france so the french certainly seem to think that the major peak of the virus has gone has been passed and that they can continue their normal life or almost their normal life. Ok lisa lewis at the Movies Museum in paris thank you. And that the famous monument. Reopened in the french capital 2 weeks ago the operators have also had to make significant changes for this to be able to happen but weve found there are reasons to be optimistic. That delayed the issue of now was it still as breathtaking as ever getting close to these 10000 tons of in the tower was built for no other reason than glory and engineering wonder by staff eiffel designed to look like lakes since its opening in 889. 00 it has been closed only during the 2 world wars and now for 100. 00 days juta the coronavirus pandemic there have been few visitors since the reopening receives his family just 5. Difficult best im told my husband. If. The couple thinks its a very good times a visit its such a big so far is that the 1st time im hearing the whole families and also. Cause the time. They are going up on foot only one of the lifts is operating so far and much reduced capacity but more of the town will be opened in the coming weeks visitors will have access to the summit for mid july but climbing the 704 steps to the 2nd floor isnt that. Pivot. Through the roof yes. Yes the 2nd was that we discover. These days crowds can be dangerous and the towers managers are doing all they can to prevent it becoming a coded infections are only implemented a couple of measures such as social distancing by a one meter ehrhoff and with a mask the face mask the one thats right here though some would take in the law for a quick selfie. Fine and even have an image. 1400 people with no. Marooning its a concept. We still too small but those who do come to some of the unusual feel. On. Rumors. Standing isnt it while youre watching the news remember you can always stay up to date thats on our website www dot com were also on twitter and on instagram a handle is at the w. Thats it for now from us we leave you now with some of Ennio Morricone music its been great having your company by. Thank. You. Numbers of corona virus infections in Meat Processing plant. Crude treatment of livestock transported across europe. Terrible living and what conditions for employees. How toxic is the meat industry. 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