about the history of the paris opera. at this yes. she's named up architects shall got me paris's famed opera is one of the e most expensive buildings constructed during the second empire. to the patchwork of gilded styles from the rope to renaissance with a nod to the site. was and is a more contemporary touch in nineteen sixty four with the majestic ceiling painted by chagall. an ode to color and music. the council for his role in the simple yellow expanse became the background physicals take on giselle and swan lake. check out if anything he small over. to his favorite composers swiss. the operass regal credentials predates the gagnier palace. kept safely inside this tissue paper is a gold embroidered valley cost you one by king louis the fourteenth is thought to have used the first opera given in paris at the tender age of seven and went on to create the royal academy of music in sixteen sixty nine. a fire destroyed the economymy almost a century later and the pararis operaa also became the scene of an assassination plot against n

closures sealing off borders with france austria and switzerland beginning on monday meanwhile bars in paris served their final drinks as well rants orders all non essential businesses to close and spain goes a step further telling residents to remain inside their homes all in an effort to control the spread of the virus plus chaos said u.s. airports as american trust rush from europe before flights from britain and ireland are grounded washington could soon start restricting travel within the u.s. as well. but we have team coverage of the situation right now in europe we want to bring in correspondent lisa lewis she is in paris and marcus finishes reporting in madrid for us if we have those 2 markets i want to ask you 47000000 people in spain they're ordered to stay inside now how do things look where you are . but it seems that it works at least here in madrid this is maybe because madrid is 4 days now the hotspot in spain. all over the country we have 2000 more infections within. 24 hours so people here are taking it seriously there are only a few people in the streets of what i've seen e

after the president tells people to stay home and face heavy fines we'll bring you the latest from paris also on the program germany and i'm says a 50000000 euro operation to retouch trade said some strong to the broader public health officials raise their coronavirus risk assessments too high. this summer security fears football championship is 1st spouse and i'm not says thing off the top must be held in june next year. i'm still girl welcome to the program. france has joined neighboring actually in spain in ordering a complete lockdown to try and hold the spread of corona virus present to manual mccraw describe the situation as a public health war virus has killed nearly 150 people in the country and infected more than 6600. as the clock struck noon in france the lock down took effect people must now carry a document justifying their reasons for going outdoors only essential trips and exercise alone are permitted those who break the rules will be fined. the president has called the outbreak a war 100000 police officers have been deployed across the country officials stress that every

and the shutdown continues to tighten across europe which bars in paris earlier last drinks as france borders all nonessential businesses to close and spain goes a step further telling residents to remain inside their homes plus chaos a few west airports as americans rush home from europe before flights from britain and ireland are grounded in washington could soon start restricting travel within the u.s. . i'm carl asman thanks for joining us europe's open borders are closing germany joins a growing list of e.u. countries to at least partially shut out their neighbors authorities here deciding to close boundaries with switzerland and austria that's according to german media reports added restrictions are also being imposed on the french german boundary those measures are expected to begin on monday in germany itself authorities have not yet impose the kind of strict new. wide measures we're seeing in other european countries but authorities are urging people to take precautions to slow the spread of the coronavirus shops have been busy as people stock up on the central and that's lea

measures after president tells people to stay home or face heavy fines we'll bring you the latest from paris also on the program. germany announces a 50000000 doro operation to be patronized citizens stranded abroad as public health officials raise their coronavirus risk assessment too hot. this summer storm of championship is postponed. will be held next year. until gale welcome to the program. france has joined neighboring if me and spain in order to complete lockdown to halt the spread of coronavirus president emmanuel mccrimmon described the situation as a public health war the virus has killed nearly 150 people in the country and infected more than 6600. as the clock struck noon in france the lock down took effect. people must now carry a document justifying their reasons for going outdoors only essential trips and exercise alone are permitted those who break the rules will be fined. the president has called the outbreak a war 100000 police officers have been deployed across the country officials stress that every day life must be up ended to contain the virus. but we do nick his exampl

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died in paris on the 24th of december 1029. a funeral ceremony took place at the grand mosque in paris attended by among others a former governor general of algeria. a month later in a system john brought his body to busan to be buried inside a dorm. he himself had built. $5000.00 people attended his funeral on the 12th of january 19th 30 including scholars and leading figures like the french governor general of algeria. who delivered a eulogy. d.n.a.'s close companion sleeman ben abraham was later buried alongside when he died in 1953. since dinis death 9 decades ago his distinctive paintings have graced museums art galleries and collections all over. here at the o.c. museum on the left bank of the center in paris. and in this angela theon hole at the museum of art and history in not born in southern france. and the museum of fine arts in algiers. but much of da's fine work remains in private hands and still commands extremely high prices. there of all producers that routinely as he saw one of little that didn't want in the. d

streets of paris very deceptive. kevin thank you for much for update the noise rent reporting there from paris. now france interior minister people who are fly the rules off confinement case of castaneda cues in them of being idiots a court authorities in paris meanwhile have called on people to limit their outings to the strict minimum. yes yamatai useless on the vehicle since wednesday morning fifteen seventy thousand skulls checks across from this with four thousand and ninety five fines handed out top until late wednesday and they continued throughout the evening. but what i want to say is there are people who think that martin here is by breaking the rules what is that actually in the seals. i say it because that taking risks not just for themselves but for their families and friends. and for the health care professionals who would be involved so phone up every time they behave like idiots belted out the cash for them and save them you don't see so when some people consider themselves to be these different heroe

are you talking about that office is that i'm talking about paris you don't seem to come often to paris are i do i have my family in paris yes they're with are from protests that suppressed tradition birds are 0 to 700 people injured across the country 17 and turn a number of policeman injured among them and some casualties were due to this yellowjacket protest movement are you see it throughout the word right now middle class is wondering whether globalization is good or bad for it for them and they need to get on for it and the government from the government they've got 70000000000 euros program that catered at increasing wages and increasing public services and they found out that the president has an increasingly authoritarian streak doesn't last year's report by the national ombudsman spoke of an unprecedented number of preventive arrests so the long with the decline of public service is a policy of strength and security and repression at taken root there is a past work is ations from the official watchdog charged with defending the rights of french citizens and i strongly deny it

i'm joined by william glu croft in berlin and lisa lewis is standing by for us in the french capital paris hello to you both now william i'd like to begin with you germany is now the latest country in europe to shot at least some borders what more can you tell us about the closures. yes it does appear that way that i'm going to america and met with her officials and the state premiers of the german states that border that are on the border regions around germany and came to this conclusion a few hours ago that they would be at least partially closing or restricting border crossings in france austria and switzerland starting monday now it should be noted there's yet to be an official announcement or even an official decision made but that is according to german media reports here coming later this evening but what we know so far what we think we know so far is that maybe not these what might not be complete border closures but certainly they are trying to keep non-essential people from crossing the border so as far as we know commuters and goods will still be able to go back and forth betwe

to see it why don't i have the palin luncheon in the fine country are you talking about baghdad or paris it's my duty to put the other side to france's president emanuel bankroll likes to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform believe you but his efforts to change his own country a run into serious trouble i guess this week here in brussels this is former europe minister not telling you was one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the micro revolution advancing or has it run out of steam. not only was the welcome to conference and. nobody has talked more about reforming the e.u. than emmanuel mccall why should anyone listen when he's making such heavy weather of reforms in his own country while 1st has been reforming forms for more than 2 years with all. the countries in chaos the country is not in k. off there is no strike anymore and railways or public transportation and there will be the most ambitious pension system to form full decay. it would wish which will pass in the parliament in the next few weeks people have died in them stray sions paris's wr

paris hi lisa thanks for joining us so what is the mood like in paris right now the city of bars and. well people had until midnight to have a last drink at a bar or restaurant and they really use that time not only here in paris but also across the country as i've been reading up on social media obviously all the different newspapers have sent out their reporters to see what it's like in the boss across the country and it seems to be the same story everywhere everywhere people have gone out for a last meal before the lockdown because they don't know how long that will take when will be the next time they will be able to go to restaurant air france one of the prime minister to take the steps now well he said that he needed to take these stress ignatius' because the french were disciplined enough that they weren't actually taking this seriously enough because he could see that lots of people were actually still going to bars to restaurants i could see that in my neighborhood really it seemed like nothing had happened although the government had earlier nouns that gatherings of more tha

you've certainly heard of paris fashion week but what about black fashion week this is an event founded by french then go least the zinah and i'm up with a focus on african fashion african models and african creations of them up and he came up with the idea because she felt there was not enough african representation in western fashion black fashion week is meant to be provoke of if but appealing to european taste as well we met up with a demo pony of course in the french capital. as a fashion designer and a trailblazer for bringing african style to catwalks around the world 8 years ago she launched a platform for showcasing fashion from africa the event has been held in paris the czech republic and canada. if the european fashion scene would give us a place than this wouldn't be necessary i dream of the day that we no longer need black fashion week when i can be in fashion shows in paris or hong kong based on my talent and my financial capabilities but that's not the case of people who believe that i'm mistaken it's very hard for african fashion designers to do a show in europe or. has

have ruled out that paris headquarters. tuesday it isn't just the day for americans inn key u. s. states the cost that bollocks but also the democrats all over the world including here in paris throughout this evening we've seen registered democrats trickling in. the cost that bolollards in some of the divisionons within the democratic party have really been on show today. from supporters of any kind of a job. the judge telling us that since they dropped out of the race they'll be out person that crosses next to. joe biden the moderate constant remaining in this election some people telling us that voting for elizabeth warren. many people telling us. posting bodies is the most lasting. tend the from runner is in. some people say this. bernie sandeders because they here in. in the seen the strong. system that is something the body status is talked about replicating it. in the united states nobody stands as one of the democrats approve primary last time back in twenty sixteen but we won't know. the results of this primary. un

adam enriches the paris fashion scene not only with her creativity but also with her in fact she was the 1st. time now for something sweet german treat cake was originally meant as a kind of wedding cake and rarely made that whole it consists of many layers piled upon one another a time consuming process that was left up to bake today it's popular worldwide and even has fans in asia we travel to the home of the bottom quarter just outside of berlin to take a closer look at how this film licious pastry is made. a genuine german bank who had its complicated recipe earning the epithet king of cakes. it has to be baked layer by layer by an open flame. bomb who are a big part of hike a hen a slice her father bought the 1st. who can factory. own coolness the theft found coolness something really fine it's very light and tastes a little buttery from the good butter and it and the blend of spices and our bond girl who makes them really very nice. misfits of which it's hard to describe but it has a very pleasant taste. that state of saxony on hunt population over $23000.00 it's thought to be

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museum on the left bank of the set in paris. and in this angela theon hole at the museum of art and history and not born in southern france. and the museum of fine arts in algiers. but much of da's fine work remains in private hands and still commands extremely high prices. there of all produce all the roads in a few all while of little that didn't want in the. diaries all matter of the move will show you those. cities and i go typo because you want to i mean you know. seppi but are you jordan. a good move for him you know do you think it's a rule that we don't ask you should use a couple of years and i don't know i'm one. that's a couple certain. what you know hawke is some papers he doesn't care if you don't i won't go to china he's on our stand such a good time i popped on little johnny young which he would if you remember. cool car parked all full of horse energy. of a pony. show terry tried nationality is a to do if gene volunteered you you're pretty young because j.j. . eliza washed away entire balconies on it and you coul

brings the latest from paris on the program. there's a 50000000. public health officials. assessment of. european football championship. next year. to the. france has joined neighboring italy and spain in ordering a complete lockdown to try and hold the spread of coronavirus president emanuel mark wrong describe the situation as a public health war the virus has killed nearly 150 people in the country and infected more than 6600. as the clock struck noon in france the lock down took effect people must now carry a document justifying their reasons for going outdoors only essential trips and exercise alone are permitted those who break the rules will be fined. the president has called the outbreak a war 100000 police officers have been deployed across the country officials stress that every day life must be up ended to contain the virus. could cause example conflict to give you some examples a family lunch dinner with friends a football game with friends a game of cards all of that which might not seem important normally is now for didn't more not only ill advised but forbid

also designed the interior of the paris a 5 star hotel just sunk coding in the 1930 s. it was a telecommunications building now it's a luxury gucci cosell. back in the young the latest job is done for the mosque of transformation and. for one thing is certain the next historical building is already waiting to be awakened from its. old swimming pool that he's transformed into our tell more. stories on our website of course i have this show is there as well if you've missed anything or want to see something again d.w. dot com slash culture that's all for navarre thanks for watching. there at the frontlines and protests. self-confident strong gets to live under congressman levin on. the battle against an antiquated gender roles is taking shape. revolutionaries how long is their path to equality. 3000. and 13 on w. in the army of climate change. causing a mess of. people. what ideas do they have their future. d.w. dot com africa megacities the melting just seems clear cut answer. we'll go to the girl next new to channel. good line of stories. with exclusive insights. and a

john philip new heir has his office in a town near paris he specializes in redesigning hotels for over 30 years. when i design a hotel i imagine that i'm planning the 1st shots of a movie sometimes you're drawn into a film by the very 1st seems by the editing the music it's the same with the hotel that. i try to introduce the guests to this atmosphere and they take on a role in the film so to speak. in. one of his best known projects is the otel in western paris it was originally built as a swimming pool complex in 1029 in the art deco style after it closed down in the 1990 s. its walls became a canvas for graffiti artists when remodelling it. incorporated the buildings colorful history into his concept. as with all my projects it ended up a blend of the various styles from different eras here deco merges with street art and it's quite interesting what surprises that creates a new era also designed the interior of the paris a 5 star hotel. in the 1930 s. it was a telecommunications building now it's a luxury pucci cosell. back in the latest job is done for the master transformation. fo

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our correspondent lisa lewis joins us now from paris france faces a complete lockdown starting midday today what's the situation in paris where you are right now how are people responding to the crisis. well i think many people here were expecting that there were rumors going around that it would even be worse actually that we have to stay at home for 45 days couldn't leave the house at all and that there would be a complete curfew from 6 pm on now what the president announced was a bit of a lighter version of that however and many people are obviously not really happy about that there are lots of people it's reported that many people are actually leaving big cities such as paris to go to the countryside and stay with someone for this period of 2 weeks some people though are expecting the president the government to maybe announce even stricter measures thinking that this might be just the 1st step experts warn of an increasingly dire situation would just that means that each and every one well it means that now you well from midday on really you will not be able to leave the house an

michelle has mentioned, the paris—based group ecd... have house demographics output democrat look this year because of the coronavirus. here's the chief economist. europe, and asia, like japan. in which case he would have the same guarantee and travel banks as we have seen in china, or similar. and that would slice the work that we were working at down to 596. work that we were working at down to 5%. meanwhile, central-bank work that we were working at down to 596. meanwhile, central-bank bosses in the us,japan 596. meanwhile, central-bank bosses in the us, japan and europe are all standing ready to help prevent an economic meltdown in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. in economist i spoke to earlierfrom coronavirus outbreak. in economist i spoke to earlier from analogous caution that the influence central banks can have over economic economy will be very limited. even if you lower taxes, it doesn't really mean that people will consume. they have to be confident when they consume, especially consumer durables, which is collapsing. i

today europe is remembering the victims of terrorism a special event in paris will pay tribute to those killed or impacted by terrorist attacks european day of remembrance a big thems of terrorism was established by the european union after a deadly attack in madrid in 2004 on march 11th of that year islamist militants bombed commuter trains in the spanish capital killing $191.00 people since then there have been many more deadly attacks in europe let's remind ourselves of a few of them one was in norway in 2011 on july 22nd of that your right wing extremists under sporadic planted bombs in the capital or as low and then went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp killing 77 people terrorist struck again here in berlin in 2016 on december 19th the tunisian asylum seeker radicalized by islamic state stole a truck and drove it into a christmas market killing 12 people and the year before that paris was hit by a series of attacks on november 13th of the islamic state militants struck the national sports stadium as well as numerous restaurants and the batek line music club 130 people were ki

this colourful creation is called the pigalle duperree located in paris. it's been supported by lebronjames and it attracts people from all over the world. sumbal syed sat down with the creator of the court stephane ashpool to talk about the journey. basketball, one of the biggest sports on this planet. i have come to paris to sit down with a man behind one of the world's most creative courts. the court has been 11 years now. nikkei and the bron james came to paris and they wanted to support a community project and they came to me and said ok we know we have this grey and dirty court, please do something. the bron put some light on the court and then step—by—step it started to get more popular. i was born in the neighbourhood. that was my school. i live down the street. my friends and people live around here so this place was waiting for us. at my school everyone was running after a soccer ball, like 100 guys. 0ne school everyone was running after a soccer ball, like 100 guys. one day i tried this and i fell in love and then i stopped running after a s

in the capital paris an unusual quiet has taken hold reactions to the lockdown are mixed i think it's a bit too strict. should be able to walk on the streets if you want people to be to choose what they want. bashings question is he said i think it's necessary it's an epidemic that's spreading exponentially so is the contamination there are many asymptomatic carriers i could be one of them. the health ministry says the restrictions could be eased in a fortnight if the virus is sufficiently contained. a straight to to the french capital where we join journalist to catherine field welcome catherine tell us more about people's reactions to this lockdown. will feel a lot of people are just taking it on the chin and realizing that they have to be responsible about that ringing said police and harrison says how some $150.00 checkpoints are mostly on the exits a paris to check people see whether they are really going harm or just going out and shopping we've got some 3000 police patrolling the capital also checking to see if everyone knows what's going on and also just making sure that shops

paris time, emmanuel macron is expected to deliver an address. the repoport on people and frane stocking up on food and other supplies in reaction to this outbreak. >> wanting to avoid crowded aisles at the supermarket and long checkout lines, the outbreak of covid-19 has many french people looking for alternatives, like this customer who came to a drive through supermarket for the very first time. >> we can get the virus anywhere. it is true we did not know a lot, but it is a b bit scary. >> into weeks, the number of customers at the drive-through market has exploded. the manager has never seen anything like it. >> we have had a an increase of 30% to 40% in orders. in terms of products that are the most popular, pasta, rice, flour, sugar, people are buying those types of staples. >> during the week ending on march 1, sales of rights in france were up by 50%. pasta by 40%. coffeeas up by 21%, and by 14%. the behavior of consumers has radically changed all over the country since the outbreak. drive-through markets have seen a 13% increase in busin

and leaders of shut down schools and telling citizens to work from home in paris but the coronavirus scare won't stop sunday's local elections. a little after 1400 hours g.m.t. which is 2 pm in london 10 am in washington d.c. keeping an eye on all the updates on the coronavirus pandemic as it stands right now sudan has confirmed its 1st case ukraine is barring all foreigners from entering the country u.s. markets which you saw a moment ago have rebounded early 'd trade after they had their worst one day fall in 30 years and as we also mention the e.u. setting up a $41000000000.00 fund to help european economies that will be taking a hit. in this outbreak so here's the team at this hour lawrence lee in london keeping an eye on developments across europe also kristen salumi of the new york stock exchange starting there with kimberly in washington d.c. kimberly the story coming out of the u.s. seems to be the issue of who is being tested or rather who isn't being tested. yeah absolutely even some members of congress saying they can't get a test despite the fact that they have been meeti

also designed the interior of the paris a 5 star hotel just sunk. in the 1930 s. it was a telecommunications building now it's a luxury boutique hotel. back in the latest job is done for the mass transformation of. one thing is certain the next historical building is already waiting to be awakened from its lumbar. old swimming pool that he's transformed into a hotel more arts and culture stories on our website of course i love this show is there as well if you missed anything. picasso. coati finally makes sure the muskrat. talk entertainment and the top man john claims to produce a single aha a kickoff glenn through a continental congress. says the time of challenge to. market. the momentum of the working world. his magazine made in germany. on g.w. . is the human race destroying itself. we are ruining the basic elements of our existence we're using too much water and we're told looting. water is life. going to go among our supplies will last for ever but they won't. come and. when the rain stops starts march 20th on w. . this is. a nation under lockdown italy's r