koi ♪ >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline," i'm raja pradhan with the news in tokyo.e begin in tokyo where officials are reporting the smallest number of new coronavirus infections in two months. only three cases were confirmed in the capital on friday. it comes as the central government considers lifting a state of emergency for the tokyo metropolitan area early next week. in total more than 5,100 people have testeted positive for the virus in the city of about 14 million. tokyo officials are monitoring the situation using seven indicators including the number of new infections in the past week and the rate of positive results in virus tests. the governor says tokyo currently meets the criteria set by the central government for lifting the state of emergency, which has been in placece since apriril 7th. >> translator: we need to reason economic and social activities while preventing the infectious disease from spreading. we will achieve this by establishing new norms and daily routines. >> officials plan to gradually ease their request for public facilities and busin

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. >> reporter: koy cook is a barber in illinois. he hasn't received a paycheck in two months. >> it's incredibly frustrating to be sitting at home and know how much money i have missed out on. >> reporter: when he does go back to work, he says he's going to have to pay for his own protective gear. >> we have to have ppe. we have to have the disinfectant. it's expensive for us just to go back to work. >> reporter: a new restaurant report shows that if this pandemic lasts another six months, owners say their own chances of survival are only 15%. tom? >> 15%. what a shock is that. deirdre, thank you. >>> tonight's other major headline -- an investigation already under way into president trump's late-night firing of a state department inspector general. democrats say this i.g. had been investigating secretary of state mike pompeo. abc's rachel scott is in washington. >> reporter: tonight, democrats are launching an investigation into the friday night firing of a federal watchdog that they believe is politically motivated. part of what h

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