world leaders and dignitaries gather in jerusalem for you holocaust commemoration headed an anniversary mark from 75 years of the red army liberated auschwitz he spoke with a man who survived the nazi death camp. he. will never forget it every morning i look at my. every day to. remember. united nations in the face of tragedy the leader of poland where i was located was

a. dispute with russia holocaust survivors say it is vital not to distort and politicize the past. people to know liberation they really say that without the red army there would be no me my mother or other prisoners. the russian computer programmer accused by the us of laundering billions of dollars using has been extradited to france this according to his lawyer. international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. our dozens of world leaders and dignitaries gathered in jerusalem on thursday to commemorate the holocaust and bring attention to a modern day resurgence of anti-semitism is comes before the 75th anniversary of

the liberation of auschwitz. my dear family i'm writing this letter before my death i don't know exactly when me and my relatives are going to die just because we're jews i'm in a concentration camp before all of us will be shot in a shelter thursday 4 am 16942 very well to you all. but i am barack. the other thing i wanted to tell you was that i had several jobs in birkenau in auschwitz one of the jobs was clearing the ashes from where they bug juice through a tunnel into a small river. i worked there together with another guy who was already old he was 32 and i was 16. i didn't know what these ashes were. one day when i saw it in

daylight i asked. what is the job we're doing so he told me what it was. not me. blush. i'd never forget it every morning i look at my hands and see well i have the number here and i see it every day at a time in. world leaders at the holocaust memorial forum spoke about the importance of remembering the horrors of what happened during a solemn ceremony. that

was a performance by musicians from around the world loved by conductor vladimir spoke off the event was broadcast live online in 6 languages and president putin gave a speech describing of the holocaust as one of the darkest moments the world has ever speak seen. bit by your skin. before my visit to drusilla i looked through the official documents and reports of red army offices after the liberation of auschwitz concentration camps i must say dick colleagues it was impossible to read the details of how the merciless machine of people extermination worked these crimes conducted by the nazis were deliberate and well planned what they called their resolution of the jewish issue is one of the darkest emotion full pages in modern world history israel is hosting its largest international forum more than 45

world leaders are here in jerusalem attending the commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz now amongst those who addressed the crowd was the russian president vladimir putin he said it was the soviet army who brought to an end the crimes of the nazis but that it came at such a huge price some say some $27000000.00 soviet citizens who had died at the same time he said that russia stands for truth and justice i mean vita those countries of the world who have held those valleys to stand alongside with that he proposed to me shin up the permanent members of the un security council to be held this year and he offered russia as the host country to deal with these kind of issues and make sure that such horrendous atrocities do not happen again. whatever the scheme blown them 1st of all it was the soviet people who ended the barbaric plans of the nazis as it's been already mentioned here they predicted their own land and liberated europe from naziism was

a blood we paid for this with the price that had never come in the worst nightmares of any nation 27000000 people killed we will never forget this but despite a 2nd says there are those who do not see the soviet union as a liberator in a somewhat damning opinion a piece the polish prime minister say that russia was not a liberator but had actually condoned and assisted nazi germany now the polish president declined his invitation to attend the ceremony because he was not afforded the opportunity to speak like was the russian president and i was the official organizer you have a shame say that he had been asked to speak at a separate event the russian ministry of foreign affairs has come up quite strongly against the canes made by the polish media is saying that they are essentially rewriting history and that it's a known fact that russia was the army in the country responsible for liberation both auschwitz and poland and the israeli foreign minister agrees. i want to

personally thank you for the fact that the red army free down schmidt's and helped in the victory over the nazis because my mother was one of those detained and was liberated by the red army relatives of those liberated from the camp know who freed them the israeli president has said that the history of the 2nd world war in the holocaust should be lifted historians one statistic to come forward is the fact that a large number of youngsters have had seen the show or know very little about the 2nd world war auschwitz and the holocaust i caught up with it in here in israel who are trying to change that from the ashes of the auschwitz concentration camp emerged to woods never again. through the generations as warning. in a few days one a cause remembrance day will be commemorated around the world the tragedy of $6000000.00 jews who were tortured gassed and burnt in concentration camps will be remembered but for how much longer according to recent reports as many as 66

percent of millennia of cannot identify auschwitz and almost hoffa cannot even name one concentration camp some don't even know what the holocaust was they've be multiple cases of people disrespecting concentration camps with a sophie's something that's all people named and shamed by the controversial your low cost project increasing needs falling on the younger generation to make sure the atrocities of the holocaust are not forgotten now carries over its whose grandfather was a survivor outraged by recent studies showing the ignorance of 1000000 meals he set up a project called humans of the holocaust while trying to do this project is actually you know to go for and to better educate people about what happened in the holocaust and i'm trying to do it in a different angle trying to because we're speaking about me but i mean it's you know today you have twitter and you have instagram and you have tick tock and you have so much information flow and you have to get the attention of the young generation humans' of the holocaust is

a project that tells the stories of survivors and their children they speak about the years in camps and how they lived with this experience off towards some young people have come up with unusual ways of remembering the relatives my grandfather was. a hero for me he was a very very big part in my life from when i was a baby i asked him before i did so he asked why why young girl like you want to do number of holocaust in your head and i thought him. i want to keep the story alive to tell my kids to tell my grandkids some day can move it's wants to expand his project with more human stories. so the would. never forgive i would you for example there is a holocaust survivor named google like there he told me that the only thing that actually kept him going while he was in the holocaust was sense of humor and he

suggested that we will take a speech or holding a yellow boom in the shape of the yellow badge the jews were forced to put on their sleeves during the holocaust and in the beginning i wasn't sure that this is exactly that picture that i want to portray you know in this exhibition that when we see took the picture and when he actually you know the rooney actually embraced it and he was so happy he had the this huge smile these face and you know everything connected because his message is that is no matter what is happening actually in your life if you will to use your sense of humor you will find the resilience to actually you know to keep forward i'm sure when stories that people will be able to actually to relate to and my hope is that you know the people you know with it will see that exhibition they will do their own research and it will try to figure out why the holocaust happened and what are the lessons that we're all supposed to learn from you know from the history. degree of running

during which. on monday poland will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp the following is a story of a man who survived the horrors there vladislav also was actually born in the concentration camp and managed to survive along with his mother we spoke with him about the liberation of auschwitz. people tell us but there was no liberation they say so if there was no red army then there wouldn't be me or other prisoners or my mother i have never questioned the merits of these soldiers i have always been grateful the prime minister and the president criticized the red army equally it was the same under previous authorities know they admit there was a liberation of auschwitz but at the same time they say there was no liberation of war so they call that the 2nd occupation they admit that auschwitz was liberated but that was so and other cities were not i don't know maybe the americans

liberated them. we discussed the issue of shifting perceptions of the 2nd world war with a number of observers here is what they shared with us this is a classic case of distortion of history if you try and deny the not only the fact that those who read all me liberated auschwitz but the incredibly enormous role played by the red army in the defeat of nazi is. on the other hand you can understand why people who were liberated from that seas but later had to had to endure a soviet system don't feel that they were really liberated there was one person whose response of world war 2 and that of hitler there's one country that's a sponsor for world war 2 and that's not the germany it's one of those few cases in history where the war didn't take accidentally it wasn't

a mistake and it's one of the clearest cases of good versus evil but we have a situation in the world frankly where facts don't seem to matter anymore people are rewriting facts just to fit their particular narrative and we find that particularly among nationalists the soviet people bled more than anyone else during world war 2 the soviets gave up more in terms of men fighting and civilians who died than any other country during world war 2 and if it wasn't for the soviet union i have serious doubts whether had a lot of been defeated and i don't think anyone can really question that yes the united states was also of course key and if it wasn't for the united states is industrial might the soviet union might not have hung on during the war but the united states provided the industry invited soldiers to obviously many americans were killed but the united states provided the industry the planes the tanks etc in the soviet union bled and fought and bled and defeated the nazis on the battlefield . the russian computer programmer accused by the us of laundering billions of dollars in bitcoin has been extradited to france from greece according to his

lawyer she claims her client was unlawfully taken from a hospital where he was being treated after being on hunger strike for more than a month constantinople who spoke to r.t. . alexander disappear today he was taken by police forces who ordered the doctors to release him even though he was exhausted and on the 35 day hunger strike as his lawyer i assure you that they had no right to take him because today's decision by the supreme court was not executable i have been in contact with all competent greek authorities today and until 930 nobody knew where alexander was it was confirmed to me by my french call that alexander vinick is already in france in a hospital they will try to interrogate him at this state where

he has been barred from communicating with me since yesterday night his rights are being violated i'm sure he is very afraid and terrorized by this procedure because he had absolutely no information on what happened there has been a court decision which was available after 4 o'clock but this is not a decision which allows extradition however it is proven that he was moved to france before even this decision was issued this is a non lawful procedure against a human being who is entitle to his rights and dignity some background here for you on the story 40 year old alexander vinick was arrested in 2017 the u.s. accuses him of founding a digital currency exchange that facilitated cyber crime and drug dealing and the french authorities claim that he carried out cyber fraud from his prison cell

moscow wants to question him as well on similar charges on thursday greece approved his extradition to all 3 countries. and before the latest ruling russia's foreign minister criticized the greek authorities for refusing to examine the evidence presented by moscow and earlier this month alexander vinick claimed that he had been tortured while in greece. they're trying to use torture and psychological pressure to break me they do not allow me to breathe fresh air the last time they let me out for a walk for a few minutes was on new year's eve i am a man without rights illegally imprisoned in greece for 30 months without charges they want to destroy me for my knowledge they want my head on a block just because of what i know and my technological abilities. xander vinick lawyer again and hard through the next stages in defending her quiet. i am now in contact with my french call liquids already at the hospital where alexander has

been transferred all year in paris i have already filed a letter with the judges of investigation in order not to examine him in these conditions during the night while he's exhausted and he doesn't know what's happening because i had no time to even inform him of the court decision masking therefore with my letter the judges to respect human rights law and respect procedure give postponement of his hearing and not do not hear him in this frail condition and of course we have already made an appeal to the united nations working group against arbitrary this detention we are still waiting for them to take action it's very important that alexander be protected and we will exhaust and the legal procedure and anything that we can do to protect this individual because when alexander's rights are violated everybody's rights are violated. a

landmark ruling by the united nations has stated that climate refugees cannot be sent home from countries they are seeking asylum in if their lives are in danger the judgment sets a precedent for future clint. the committees of give you die we die reeboks national and international efforts defense of climate change you receiving state meek spose individuals to a violation of their rights thereby triggering do not reform obligations of sending state. the case was brought in by an islander from care bond in the pacific ocean who claimed he was in danger due to rising sea levels he applied for asylum in new zealand but was rejected he also failed at the un but the case set a precedent that others could apply world body ruled that the climate crisis could expose individuals to a violation of their rights and that states couldn't legally send refugees back to their countries of origin germany's interior ministry has spoken out against the

un's ruling most studies suggest environmental change is the trigger but not the sole cause of migration decisions. political commentator david vance and former leader of the wales green party pooper bartolo to give us their views on the story . i think the un ruling is a good one we're going to see millions and millions of people maybe 300000000 people. fleeing climate change where the through starvation or drought storm flood to certification and we have to be ready for it we have to start talking about this here's the facts on this one 1st of all this is a norm legal decision by the un human rights commission it's just another way till essential exploit the un's puppet to advance open borders and you know even at the most obvious level i can't believe anyone swallows this kind of go this is not

restricted to the developing broke world we have most of our cities i think there are something like 32 of the world's greatest cities largest cities are likely to be under water london new york it doesn't make any sense to just to look at this in any way other than the fact that people will be on the move but pepper you've missed something you've just said so many of 4 leading cities are going to be under water so you see all these people coming from the less developed world i mean we can surely import them and submerge cities and therefore city submerged or i don't know any right is suggesting that all these people what you're saying is that's bring 3rd world people to submerge surveys doesn't make a lot of sense does it i didn't say anything i mean what i'm secure suggesting what i'm saying is what the scientists are saying is that we are going to have our own climate refugees the developing world it's not all flattened it's not all at sea

level but it will. be necessary for many many people to start moving in all sorts of play. in the world in all sorts of continents now most continents can deal with them internally but some can't when the fact of the matter is that this un human rights committee decision it isn't legal it's not binding every sensible country even germany is going to reject it so people like pepper can continue to dream on but what we need to do as a country is to protect our borders protect our people and look after our own. the u.s. has threatened to impose tariffs on cars from the e.u. if brussels goes ahead with a digital tax on us giants. reports now from person. not being is a bit of an art form the idea is give a little here get a lot for global companies it's often

a direct line to the heart of power for generations boozy lunches were once the fashion but now it seems did still giants are more interested in offering up a cup of joe as it plans to introduce a digital tax take for it seems the big 4 that google amazon facebook and apple are trying their best to cozy up to process i don't think it's a good idea to talk about politics or policy with a glass of wine in your hand and excellent food offered by a person who has clear interests to represent and then there is a little less transparent lobby because there are members of the industry associations well they have consultants working for them so you talk to people who don't realize if they are representing the interests of google or facebook or silicon valley because the names are different these lobbyists seem to have some very deep pockets according to transparency international in 2019 google spent some 8000000 euros trying to get into brussels good graces while the lot being budgets

of the big 4 have skyrocketed since 2014 so why is this new digital tax regime causing them such a headache. well until recently most digital giants pay their tax bill in the country where their h.q. is registered but as they've grown new questions are being asked as to why they were paying tax on income derived in individual countries there france led the charge by imposing the so-called gas attacks causing the trumpet ministration to go into a tailspin. but the companies are now one of the bridge tertian american companies. they're going to be taxed it's going to be. the corner and trump say they are still talking things through possibly over a free couple from facebook other countries in europe are now gearing up to take a slice of the profits point even the brits you know longer agree with the e.u.

on anything on the same page plan to go ahead with article services tax it's really says it to you is gearing up for a digital tax leaving the us to throw more threats of tariffs as if they're like a buy one get one free offer we've been pretty clear that we think that the digital discriminatory in nature but it seems with a new terror threat so almost a weekly basis from the trumpet ministration the french are boyd by the idea of safety in numbers what will they do tomorrow to go after austria and spain italy the united kingdom all the other countries across the globe that will implement digital tax we're going to global trade which is in nobody's interest and the result is not worth the effort it's taken them a while but it does appear that all e.u. countries are now on the same page all in agreement that they should be taxing digital joints which means if no agreement is made globally in the next few months

starting with talks in paris next week the u.s. and e.u. the old allies could find themselves going head to head. paris we're back with you in just under 35 minutes this is our 2 international.

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head of wells fargo may not be in jail but just get slapped with a major penalty we'll tell you what it is we have a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we begin with the latest on the coronavirus which in china is having a big impact on financial markets in fact take a look at this at least 5 chinese cities have now been put on lockdown by the government as of thursday and we understand 61 expected to be quarantined in lockdown by 10 am local time so very soon this half of the city of hama which is believed to be the location of the origin of the virus was locked down on wednesday all in all it's a mess there in all 17 people have died from the virus but health authorities claim that the corona virus is so new that they are unsure of just how widespread and dangerous it could become the virus health officials claim can cause a range of illnesses from the common cold to severe acute respiratory syndrome also known as sars. is now spreading of course across china and many cities in china

have reported cases in teaching. pool reporter to case other countries have an eye i think we can expect that there will be many more cases in china and there will be many more cases in other parts of the world i would stress also in comparison with sars the infectious rate will probably mean in the long term that it will cause less. fewer people will die 10 percent of people died in sas i suspect the mortality rate with this infection will be lower than that as it spreads to a much wider population getting all of the contacts keep in mind the common flu here in the united states kills about 56000 people a year so we're talking about much much lower numbers there has been one confirmed case here in the u.s. it was a man who arrived in washington state he actually reported after showing flu symptoms these said to be doing well but here in the u.s. authorities at airports are also.