france twenty four .com. kennedy to smoking to live from paris world news and analysis from france twenty four i marco in these the world news headlines. survivors of world leaders in poland to mark seventy five years since the liberation of auschwitz. in paris french president emmanuel macron's condemned the rise of anti semitism saying it's not just a problem for jews it's a problem for all of us. the death toll in the- corona virus outbreak has risen to at least eighty two. on the chinese city of eleven n million and sourceef the infection remains a lock down the fate of foreign nationals inside remains

unclear. meanwhile the cases are not you worldwide including three fronts. the world is more the death of kobe bryant the basketball star was killed in na helicopterer crash de los angeles. is teenage daughterr among group of passages on a private flight that crashed. thank you very much for r being with us. survivors of the auschwitz birirkenau deaeath cap recall that suffering is a marked the seventy fifth anniversary of its liberation. this monday the return to the place where they lost entire families. it won't about the ominous growth of antisemitism and hatred in the world today. the survivors were joined by world leaders this is possibly the las commemoration where actual survivors. can be

present and able to give that side of one of the darkekest periods in world history. your last coach will be a contest for another human being didn't belong that. human dignity didn't belong last. quite the opposite news tonight your store even if you open a dictionary you won't find words to describe the way humanity trampled on. good virtual via con. a correspondent account of a crack has been covering the story he sent this frorom auschwitz. this seventy fifth anniversary of the libiberation of auschwitz birkenau comes at a time of growing worry in the world about rising anti semitism and more generally rising identity politics and authoritarianism and although today's event was supposed to be a political that did come out in some of the speeches made today but it këte that to run allowed to the president of the world. jewish congressss he was veryy i hated raping against rising anti semitism

and d calling onn countries to o much more than thehey are doing to fight it in a more subtle very considered way but in a way. equally strong merion to ski- polish jewish holocaust survivor said thahat countries and citizens must remember that aspen didn't happen suddenly that authoritarianism and a phobia and these things are things that install themselves îns5 time to societies. to said to many in the- eighties and you'll sus primo levy famous italian writes were holocaust he said that if it happened once it could happen it. will of the also up to speed his really were the event today gave very emotional a que. experiences here and of that that people get their in. around his role in that. is now also express hope that. events like organized the may of the

whole. the happened to we'll see. and the message that this month now happen again will. to be re. around the world. of are gonna crack reporting that lilittle elilia from auschwitz. survivors of auschwitz i have been livining the night map of their experience at the since horas frankly beyond our greatest night mass. on export features an all sweet so by the who is today once more the victim of anti semitism. use the center to the death camps came from all over europe they survive it is today in italy she spoke with our correspondent natalia mendoza. at first glance luisiana szekely seems like any other retiree. but she's one of very few italians to have survived auschwitz concentration camp. she was thirteen when she was deported in january nineteen forty four. appointed senator for life by the italian president she called for the creation of a parliamentary commission against incitement to hatred and violence. what followed was a barrels of

online insults since then she has been living under full time police protection. the only thing ththe v. s seven diseño tt lastst call that. anything thouh no one of the eight that them six since since as soon that i for miss o okay the really. gren the non on picked in our my que that you're them in thing. the threat she received revela to in in some and today. so brenda directed to stay into speech also media. a team monitored the rise of anti content on twtwitter over for years is that the municipal on a the languagae of all day need that yet most of them m of a you get on a little too much i'm i v. support on a- ninetyty seven de smoke the check t to get a teteaching at. one of the but sadly not temat south at the

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nearly eight thousand six to ten jews would oppose. most them never return. that began in wuhan city in china is spreading france has three confirmed cases canada's reported to five cases have been confirmed in the united states well germany and ukraine a warning itsts citizens not to travel to whwho a province in china mongolia has closed its border. twenty phone you de two confirmed in china's hubei province on mononday on the southern island province o of hainan reported specific talent he brings the nation my toll in china to eighty two and of the two thousand seven hundred people. are ininfected. it's an almost impossible feats to pull off what is the move han are racing to finish a hospital specially designed to control the corona virus. due to open on the second of february and bubuilt in the muscscle of d da. ththe chinese preremier was on r

arms to chececk on progress. you may ensure quality. fost construction doesn't mean low quality. the c completed project must protect against infectious diseases safety has to be a top priority can you do it. fiz amounting almost three thousand people are infected with the virus the youngest among them just nine months old. the government has said it will send an extra one thousand two hundred health workers to the city. acest assigned nine billion dollars to tackle the epidemic in a bid to reduce the movement of people beijing also extended the lunar new year holiday by three days and has impose travel resestrictions on multltiple species. fifty six million since our- find of the court. will remain cautious and beijing and t travel as face. ad officials check the e të of past on frail sub stations. beijing

recorded it's fast coronavirus death of a fifty year old man. but despite china's efforts thoroughfares but because the virus is transmissible even before symptoms appear many of those infected man wittingly spread the disease further complicating efforts to contain the virus. let's get the analysis dr mohamammed media joins us- biomet's lecture at lancaster university and a doctor may we spoke before last week- you actually warned us all about this didn't you. yeah that's that's absolutely right and i thought it i said those things b based on the history of this virus and the car antics and the nature of these cars are by this. knees was have we're potential model plus made between people in communities but also have a great answer all the border. and older may years that we have asked in europe place now is have been. our leaders that the cases are

forget now should been avoided by as bad late than. i think that we are more into the direction to haveve all those people cinema simply. hand the city called yet until infection is unlocked that'll amid people. for times a sci of power on lockdown. mongolia's because it's por. jer ukraine sentence. to not go to church. clean that the will spread que. in for que in can cases in the us. how bad using this could go. well i think that the host. had left the- at least ten are the law down and consulting border are at the nuclear. for such gardh hi thank to see. and literally scenes signed community has and law a lot from the previous on it's all. synchronicity how been at that time we knew how we can sort it all after came to next actual is not conduct. in very seriously. so this disease overall been a lot more.

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selector thank you so very much indeed on that we will speak thank you for much that them up with of the- twenty some like. at north in. sports fans the world over mourning the tragic. of co bryant the true gianant of the world basketball. he was killed in a- crash villas. on sunday more. circumstanances the crash of under. but itit's known the in. pilot of the health took a in. folky can. put t away your primeme was on board with this he made. the evidence of the. the home of bryant's only to the la like become the focal point shocked and so. fans today's the day that part of el die it's- we've los. legendary today's i still can't it i say is like you know like about dream is thank you for giving up for. so something like. kobe

bryant the man the sportsman. the celebrity the enigma remarkable character what could be bryant market is really was the face of basketball worldwide fill almost- inside twenty years of his career of course he started in ninety six and he was junior and a team of the la lakers what yeah chaka neil and another place but- well. at a time when lena messy imported football hussein ball embodied athletics kobe bryant was the face of basketball and he's particularly credited with growing- outside of the united states also means from the fact that he group of i have for its on minutes ili. he had a passage in franz and he was the man who really took a basketball away from night at st growing and with its movement of making it so popular. throughout the world of course then as kobe bryant the plan five fbih championships are one and- the regulalar season for stop. and says so the act a to and as for

kobe bryant he won everything there was to win in the game. it was considered a little bit of character not set a politee way of putting now din criticizized for being arrogant very tough with economy as- a with ole eighteen he pasado night was all part of. the person he was the person him body and the hard work that he was on the course site i iis certainly. a very dave was a black. day of. eight site in h. two which kind of trapped simon thank you from some about most for more analysis of the kobe bryant because as we later in this program i'm thinking de that set remind you not the main will news had he allow from. survivors of world leaders in. some seven five years live of our- - is the

french president emmanuel macron's can de. the rise anti. saying it's just a problem choose a problem all of us. the death toll the coronavirus up israel to. least eighty two. honda cha city of eleven pay and so of the- remain locked out fate from nationals that clear. the marble case measurable including three fronts. the world is mourning the death of kobe the bus star was killed in the health crash the laws and- he and his teenage to among group of passages a private flight. to the crash. somebody tell on a business and kreut is that good kitty tv. now than this but it crown of our spot the global sell off stock my tells. well the best are cities. . this by the impact of. outbreak is being that a could have on the globe economy beyonce just ending china's gdp app tend. well there is to it to put any

numbers on as someone else's comparing it to the sauce i'll break back in two thousand two thousand and three. which according to one estimate cost the glue con me some forty billion dollarsrs at the time. brad bass takes. from the food markets to the stock market as the novel coronavirus spreads its impact is beginning to be felt across the world. many asian marketsts were closed on monday for lunar new year but tokyo's nikkei index sank 2% at the end of monday trading. across the globe shares in hotels and lines and other travel companies fell significantly. businesses and investors are concerned about the impact of travel sanctions under g. spending from c chinese tourists over the holiday period particularly hit in japan. two in particular we see fewer chinese tourists i think there are fewer than hough compared to last year or the

year before that. in france the number one european destination for chinese tourists there are also significant fate is. s said youu i if it lasts for a week or month in low season it's not a big deal. but this last for several months well 7 7% of francece's tourism busininess cs from chihina and that't's a lotf them portal. oil markets have also beenn infected with crude prices dropping below s sixty dodollars f for the firstst timn nearly three months on monday. owing to concerns about the impact of the virus on to monde. the world health organization i is yet to dedecle a global emergency economically. this virus is already havingg global repercussions. in that report global stocks really tumbled on fears over the impacts of the virus major indices on wall street extended losses in the final hour of trading travel related as tests including analyze holiday resorts cruise liners and travel agencies were

particularly hard hit there you get. at dow jones and s s. and . clclosing dowown about one poin% to idea in europe at the decline was even lijepe with london's footsie paris's cac con on frankfurt stocks- closing down belelow 2% with a frankfurt leading the decline. moving on to some other business news and hearing from us the number of job seekers lalast year dropped by three point 3% the biggest annual decline since two thousand and eight. more than three and a half million people a still registered though as topless. the unemployment rate was at eight point 6% in the third quarterr of twenty twenty nineteen and is expected to drop to eight point 2% by next spring. the national statistics agency says the drop in unemployment is due to hiring growth being larger than the afd population growth. with two hundred and sixty three thousand new jobs created last year. with brexit just days away the uk's facing a crucial choice about whether to allow

china's wall way to build its nextxt generation telecom that blacks. the government is set to decide on tuesday whether to do this all bonn or restrict follies role in the five g. development. britain is looking to secure a trade deal with the united states but washington won't will once its trading partners to block the chinese banned completely. event national security consents. prime minister boris johnson says that he's confidence britain can find a way that would give. people access to the new technhnology without compromising security deals with the united states. there's a reason why we shouldn't have technological progress here in the u. k. a lot of consumers. businesses in the uk to have access to a fantastic- technology fantastic communications. but will save protect our security interests and protect our key partnerships log on the security- powers around the world. gonna and on a positive

announcement for black is at general motors facing layoffs the carmaker has announced is investing two point two billion dollarss to refurbish a f factoy in detroit the build electric and self driving cars the plant was originally set to close as part of a massive restructuring plan that was announced back in twenty eighteen. that cut 15% of gm's workforce instead the company says the renovated vermont with eventually employ more than two thousand people a plus out making the company's fast electric pick up that twenty twenty. employed that's great news not just for those people but everyone that depends on back all the businesses that. feed into that as well don't have great news for the great news letter protesting his crossed. self driving because the i'm not so sure. thank you for a city of you could have the best. crosses james greeting good evening sir mark. the liberal of auschwitz a the room today some five years horrific ststories been n told. that cane

memory of the holocaust be transmitted via social media james there is one project trying to do that you can take a look that's right i it it started last year put up. the anniversary being what it is today at media but looking at this- in in france at. instagramm there isn't one accounts with a one point four millllion followers nap and it's cold even the stories are eva stories. now i have. t to be set up with this girl she's an israeli. director young israeli director. coal choppy now along with her father they start up this project where and you have a convert you to condense to idea of what this- looks like here. are essentially it's at. she plays the role of ever in almost a theatrical kind it's not perfect kind of way filming heheelf as a lott of people would mark at. all of. duration at now we- using smartphones sharing it on social media to be a- it it's you have to come of thought era and drama in

somers both with the c codes. online style of sharing that we know today the story on instagram as one at major example now it has it has generated a certatain amount of controversy at at some historians in at in israel and elsewhere see it as a kind of a cheapening or dumbing down all the history. those who defend- the method se this is how a lot of young people are. consuming information at they're going to the cinema për last there's been of time on their devices and it's a way of connecting them with i don't. that allowed the whole cool through watching award winning documentary series years and years ago called the world war i. think doesn't exist anymore right okay exactly the only way to get through to kids than. access they should do it should not surely that's it and i suppose a it's easy for people who are used to other forms of consuming culture to can criticize but actually if young people connecting with the story this way. at there is an argument in favor offers you know might might be a my father's involved in such mobile my uncle's full descent mobile you know there was lots

of living living test me coming bite. kids i think as we go further away from it won't have that kind of information loneliness is actually i think this is going to be a good thing i'm always seen for example france reports facebook page. been sharing the actual testimonies old at the survivor boss one of the arguments for seeking a means is colonel around from see was a must say that done just send because it's a- it is. x. really good. at that and a thirst available. our facebook you have several of them there no y. tricky when it comes to media even within the last year. this stuff was going on now do you remember thisis. i think we believe it's- his. and this i i'm sure. actually of. this at all. their own their twitter. saying at people. you please respect the memory of the place because- you had. these are of images being shared on. media which church. really i think a little bit distrust. given not just a little bit disrespectful. just or least ign. all of the nature of the place an- i'm paul. how one should props conduct oneself. it's not a theme park

it's not an amusement park. and so they were kind of required to say there are better places to learn to walk on a balance beam. etcetera etcetera. so i suppose social media is tainted. with that this sort of usage which is. closer to. i suppose. narcissus people putting themselves in the center of everything. social and then it doesn't. become extremely selfish as you say the sentence of sentence amend that is indicative of that. i think what this young girl is. on the a- tories apache. very interesting. which wants it is bring. to light it's hard. the tools she even. using the kind of self. style which- often be miss you. if you're- but at least she speaking. in the codes on the style of. a generation who are unlikely to meet. face to face. at many. holocaust waivers.. i think i is seventy fifth anniversary this time it's possibly the last. big commemoration when that would. set by. sadly because of time. you know that's it. so the transmission memory at it isn't. on one in four. yup

french people on thirty five. know about it which is a- say that again. what to one poll. it's all pull one five. friend a trip french people thirty five. don't know. about the whole. seré which iphone a shocking statistic. seventy five thousand charts appointed a position to kind of provide details of seventy five thousand use. deported from france during world war two you know i it's- so you know that it's sometething that shoululd e part of hihistory can't be taugt in something that we shouldld be aware of. conditionally circles anti semitism on the rise and him fronts to. james twenty from i was a pleasure to see a slight change crimen meet watch you can write with business thank you and the thing you've watched with us motor from paris.

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