this is d.w. news lawyer from but we begin with some breaking news u.s. basketball superstar kobe bryant has died in a helicopter crash in california it was unclear if family members were on board the private helicopter the 5 time n.b.a. champion was 41 years old also on the program the deadly corona virus continues to spread more than 2000 people have now been infected as new cases are detected within china and as the death toll rises terror fishel say they expect the help

rate will only get worse. and to 75 years since the liberation all survivors of the most notorious nazi death camps gather at the site to mark the anniversary on monday but as time passes and the number of survivors gets smaller those attending the ceremonies want to make sure the memory of what happened never done. i'm going to home free glad you could join me we start with more on that breaking news kobe bryant the american basketball legend has died in a helicopter crash well the former l.a. lakers player was traveling on a private helicopter when it went down outside of us angeles on sunday morning the l.a. county sheriff's office says there are at least 5 people on board and there are survivors bryant is one. greatest basketball player the n.b.a.

has ever seen and he has died at the age of 41. more on this story now i'm joined here in the studio by anthony howard from sports anthony can you tell us any more about what may have caused this helicopter to go down details are still scant at this moment we know that 5 people were on board and the laws of all of them have been lost the l.a. times is reporting that witnesses say that the vehicle crashed and then burst into flames is there enough to as to the cause all we can tell you is what the conditions the law in l.a. and where this morning at 10 i am when the county sheriff said that they had been a crash foggy conditions mountainous terrain perhaps next we don't know more than that at the money of course reaction has been coming in very quickly as one would expect for a play at sportsman of such magnitude i mean run us through a little bit of what people have been say. it's been a disbelief i guess for a start of an n.b.a. player celebrities if you win

a championship you take an elevated position he won 5 of them so he's in the very stratosphere of the sport then consider that he did this with the los angeles like this the most famous or one of the most famous franchises on the planet he walked into a building where legends are made like magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar and he walked in to fill those shoes of these legends with pride in the stayman he didn't shrink in that moment he did he won 5 championships he won invade pays he went on to win gold medals with the with the usa national team if he did it all he was respected on the court not just for those the skill that took him to those occasions but then how he performed under the broadest of lots what did he do in a moment where he was called missed a clutch by some people because he was the man that wanted the ball when the game was on the lawn when the championship was on the lawn so the reaction is for beginning the boss the ball of that we've lost he's been retired since 2016 but fans are really mourning the loss of the play. i knew that this month i mean it was

incredible but yet it gives me even goosebumps just even thinking about his sporting prowess let alone what we are now learning in this moment he's a giant of the game and legendary figure what do you think the impact of this tragic news will be on america that's if it's hard to calculate it's hard to say social media is usually a place where something happens and there's just floods of mediately of reaction that there was a disbelief that was tangible when you look online immediately because there was a delight on twitter those places that are full with vile and everyone wants to be 1st no one wanted to believe it in the early stages because of what i talked about these there are legions and then this guy fits comfortably inside the top 10 players of all time and the reaction has been for people to start to go through the last of cubbies tweets mom of them was to le bron james the man who arguably took up his mantle he walked into as the knicks like a legend the legend of le bron james walked in after koby. lebron james rather

passed kobe bryant scoring record in the last 24 hours kobe bryant's last week was to le bron james the man who walked into that building where he was a legend as if the pos passed the torch and say congratulations keep taking the game forward the reaction is still unfolding but you can sense a numbness to it because he was such a giant figure and such an incredible player and such a gentleman as well in the way he pos that button on as well publicly very sad news anthony howard from the sports thank you so much for that. it's. when in china health officials have an else they expect to see the current a virus outbreak intensify the virus has already appeared in all but one of china's provinces and at least 11 other countries well china has said it will boost efforts to contain the virus that means even more transport and travel bans canceling major public events and shutting tourist attractions as well as widespread health screening meanwhile the death toll is rising at least 56 people in china have died

and more than 2000 more have been infected. point 0. 000 city in quarantine a public health announcement is broadcast to a near empty street and we do hand but the medical centers are overflowing and even if residents feel well they could still be a carrier of the new coronavirus china's health minister told reporters that the virus is ability to spread is getting stronger and he she is what our knowledge of the new corona virus is limited or the origin hasn't been found. from our observation of the disease can be spread during the incubation period the period lasts for 10 days the shortest is one day the longest is 14 days this is very different from sars. and that means a seemingly healthy person carrying the virus can infect other people before symptoms appear there's no vaccine or

a drug to prevent the virus but medical research is safe 1st tests on a possible vaccine could start in 3 months time. here in who have all access to pharmacies hotels or any other public spaces comes after a temperature check many residents are taking these new restrictions in stride. cop would argue i'm not worried that's not bad one because the one city government has treated us very humanely that is just say all aspects of the defense measures would have been very satisfactory i think there but just get home state door and just you know wait for the parts but the doctors in daily contact with sick patients can't wait for it to pass dressing for battle against the virus the city says there's a shortage of masks and protective goggles and we hand. and chinese state t.v. shows medical supplies an army medics arriving in the city from other regions to

help the stretched health services there. it's the middle of the festival of the new year a celebration that has been drastically scaled back this year. where for more on this story i'm joined now by christine at linda my a spokesperson at the wall health organization welcome to you christiane we are now understanding that people can spread the virus before symptoms show that's according to china's health minister on sunday how worrying is this and in light of that what should people do. well there are good news and bad news as you said this is a flu like behaving virus like like the flu like the common cold and means you're kind of mild sometimes and hence a little sneeze a little cough or you could have heavy symptoms with fever and everything associated and yet you could spread it in all these scenarios that's the bad thing but at the same time many people can get treated and the good news is you can

prevent yourself like you prevent yourself from the common cold simple protection measures hygiene your own coughing into an elbow or into a tissue not into the open it's very important that if you're in contact with someone. be a wife your hands afterward so avoid being sneezed on coughed or salt simple measures go a long way absolutely and we also understand that of course confirmed cases have now reached beyond china in light of that could w.h.o. meet once again to consider declaring a public health emergency of international concern we're definitely expecting this as the emergency committee members already said on thursday when they last met they are saying they will reconvene weeden within 10 days sold that clock is ticking to . the transmission outside of china has yet been very little travelers have brought it out but from there it has not been transmitting on that's a very important and slightly good news for europe and all other countries where

this has been transmitted to so far the right question and then a mile from the world health organization thanks a lot thank you. and after a quick check on some of the other stories making news around the world so if you want people are now confirmed dead in the off the mouth of the earthquake that struck turkey on friday 1600 people were injured by the magnitude 6.8 quake that hit the town of see footage a and its surroundings rescue teams all still searching for survivors. around 20 soldiers have been killed in a pre-dawn raid on government forces in mali there's been no claim of responsibility for the attack but islamic groups with links to al qaeda have carried out similar rates in the past. protestors in hong kong set fire to the lobby all of a new residential building officials fund to use the site as a quarantine facility amid the current of ourself break firefighters have since extinguished the blaze and contain the damage hong kong has seen mass protests

against mainland chinese influence since last summer. the democratic leader of house impeachment proceedings adam schiff has accused president trump of threatening him online the president tweeted schiff is corrupt and probably very sick he has not paid the price yet for what he has done to our country or chumps impeachment trial is underway in the senate and the few remaining is survivors are gathering in auschwitz ahead of the official ceremony on monday marking the liberation of the nazi extermination camp mondays the 75th anniversary of the day that the soviet army freed the count and its prisoners now even today the very word auschwitz is a synonym for inhumanity to are this now for the aging survivors returning to auschwitz for the ceremonies it may be the last time. sawyer's. with the help of her grandchildren jeanette she go has made the difficult journey

back to auschwitz. the 96 year old was deported to hear from vienna a juror in the wall. not only did she survive life in this notorious camp but she also survived the death march when the nazis fled auschwitz at the end of the war taking some of their prisoners with them. the monsters one way divides and then family growing old the russians are very close friends who. run all the laws and ever the few. need those somebody day in dread to step over would have recourse if you couldn't march destructive or shoot you. david lengel originate from poland also survived auschwitz in this to be true she said he can never forget what he saw

and heard the name of that there were sirens day and night and i said to the people that were there before without these writers and and they said they're. making raids on their camps just what kind of raise he says they're sifting through do able bodied from day one since they considered not be able bodied anymore and so be able they're not able bodied are being born to become a tory or and eliminate the able bodied their love the same because i'm from pick them to work and i said. oh my god this is how do they do it is there a list is there a preference or. how does the school know it's pretty very random anybody can just be selected to go to the office i mean minutes and so on like i was i said i got a say in this place. but 70. 5 years after the liberation of auschwitz these memories aren't dying out. anti semitism though where you went back is still very

much alive. and forks and going on to simmer to some did not down. to have to be here. and we will have more special coverage marking the 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz start monday here on. the right so let's get you caught up on the full set of results from this weekend's blunders league of football action hoffenheim cruz to a 3 nil victory over payment later couzin also 13 no against a sold off in saturday's games buying gave shall krycek frankfurt beat beat the league leaders leipzig in your belly and wanted to nail against i was back at about one away false book club back rise to 3rd on the table hats off to beating meit's freiburg suffered a shock lost a part of born and on friday brasil dortmund demolished cologne 510 stay tuned for

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