the meteorological agency has switched a heavy rain emergency warnrning for gifu and nagano prefectures to a warning. but officials are telling residents to stay vigilant as the water is still rising in local rivers. some areas have seen averarage raininfall for the entire mononf july i in just six days. in give few prefecture, the swollen river flooded leaving neighborhoods submerged. the gushing water has destroyed parts of a highway along the river. the rain also triggered landslides that swept trees away and smothered houses. a number of homes in the city of

adequately. 75000 people have been warned to leave their homes ahead of the floods japan's meteorological agency says the rainfall is the worst it has every quoted in the region. in china people are bracing themselves for more flooding weeks some of the heaviest rain seen in decades has killed more than 100 people millions of lives homes and businesses have been affected especially in the south. we have disposable 50 people to have green water we have also dispatched to haiti are severely affected by the floods we are now making all over of course to prevent further flooding from water draining into our. in these times and water in india's financial capital mumbai all dangerously close to being flooded. the wettest month during the monsoon season but this year nearly a month's worth of rain is falling in just the past 5 days. more than a 1000000 people have been affected by flooding in northeastern india many of them have lost their homes why is that not allowed to be the water level is increasing over here fishing is also there and so we don't want any loss of life that is why we request the au

and blocked access to more than 3000 homes rescue efforts are already underway but spends meteorological agency has warned that heavy rains will continue through the weekend. german exports fell by almost 30 percent in may due to the run of virus and dropping to 80300000000 euros year on year german car companies the engineering sector and makers of electronic equipment one of the worst hit by lower demand around the world. filibustering less companies are producing less studies show the environment has benefited at least briefly but as governments try to reignite the global economy is it possible to build a more sustainable future we spoke with the head of the international energy agency but 1st this report on the economic aftermath of the panda. shuttered shops empty high streets life at a standstill in many parts of the world the pandemic has prompted governments to take action to stabilize their economies. airlines have been rescued and stimulus packages of help keep companies afloat but with so much attention being devoted to the health crisis there have been calls not to neglect other pre

have been ordered to evacuate their homes rescuers are searching for survivors but japan's meteorological agency is warning that heavy rains will continue to batter the region in the coming days. flooding and mudslides have devastated this region normally renowned for its hot springs and scenic mountain trails a popular tourist destination transformed into a wasteland local residents hotel workers and visitors or have been caught up in the aftermath of the massive downpours. to learn just crumbled more than i ever thought it could. be rocks befalling into the valley and the river also sounded different over the going on to have never seen so much rain it just kept falling on monday. japan's weather agency has ordered the evacuation of nearly half a 1000000 people but moving into shelters is not compulsory and many of choosing to stay put perhaps because of fears over the coronavirus again going will claim urgency units are carrying out search and rescue missions in various areas we will continue to do our utmost for the disaster prioritizing people's lives. the authorities are warning that more

the japan meteorological agency issued extraordinary rain warnings and downgraded them to regular warnings as the rain subsided. >>> authorities in spain are ordering a lockdown of an area with more than 200,000 people. the government has ordered people to stay at home in the region around the city and health authorities reported a jump in 60 cases in 24 hours for a total of more than 4000 cases in wn for march until about two of covid-19. >>> british restaurants and pubs are open and movie theater also reopened today. british health experts are urging everyone to wear a mask and practice safe social distancing as england gets back in business. >> honestly, i wouldn't want to make the decisions right now and i think people have to make sensible decisions on what is best for them. spoke of getting my haircut in an hour. i think it is a good thing. people are mindful they know what to do. >> pridgen is opening up to travel. they are scrapping a requirement for people to spend 14 days in isolation. the travel ban remains in place for travelers from the united states and nations hit the hardes

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the meteorological agency says damp air is flowing toward the seasonal rain front destabilizing atmosphericonditions and causing rain clouds to develop in kyushu and tokai among other areas. the front will cause heavy rain and thunder over wide areas of western and eastern japan on thursday. rainfall of more than 50 millimeters per hour is predicted. during the 48 hours ending saturday morning, kyushu and shikoku can expect between 300 and 400 mill meeters of rain. and kanto, 150 to 250 millimeters. so far 59 people are confirmed dead. four have no vital signs, and 16 others are still missing. in south western japan, a car believes to have a family inside swept away by flooded river water and police are searching for passengers. kuma village in kumamoto prefecture has seen majority of casualties. self-defense forces personnel rescued stranded residents who expressed both a desire to stay positive and confusion over what steps to take now. >> translator: if someone next to me, i will feel depressed so i want to help everyone cheer up. >> translator: i will go to kumamoto city where my daught

the meteorological agency has switched a heavy rain emergency warnrning for gifu and nagano prefectures to a warning. but officials are telling residents to stay vigilant as the water is still rising in local rivers. some areas have seen averarage raininfall for the entire mononf july i in just six days. in give few prefecture, the swollen river flooded leaving neighborhoods submerged. the gushing water has destroyed parts of a highway along the river. the rain also triggered landslides that swept trees away and smothered houses. a number of homes in the city of takayama were damaged. >> translator: sand and rocks plunged down, jumped the river and slammed into the houses. >> powerful winds pose another problem. some parts of central japan saw roofs blown away by a suspected tornado. roads to several areas have been cut off by flooding and landslides leaving thousands of people isolated. workers are busy removing the mud and repairing the damage. >> translator: a bridge is being washed away. you can see fragments of trees and grass mangled with the railway bridge. >> a nhk crew captured

countries nearly half of the victims of the kumamoto region were in a nursing home japan's meteorological agency says the rainfall is the worst it has ever recorded in that region and the exit polls in kuwait shows parliamentary elections show the governing center right h.t.s. said leading its main rival the social democratic party but they don't have enough support to rule alone that could force the prime minister into an alliance with a far right nationalist law those are the headlines on al-jazeera face to face is up next jobs and gates looking at the 30 year rivalry between the high tech visionaries thanks for watching. can i just in a sense grew up together we were within a year of the same age and you know we were kind of naively optimistic and built the company and most of it as rivals but we always retained a certain respect communication including even when he was sacked i got to go out and spend time with steve jobs the man of many lives wonderkid a sort of new age guru of high tech. bill gates the richest man in the world a relentless achiever fueled by dreams of greatness. to superno

the meteorological agency is urging people to stay on the alert for mud slides, landslides, and gustinginds. >>> the coronavirus continues to spread a across japan. nearly 1,000 cases were reported on tuesdsday with several prefectures reporting new daily records. >> translator: we've confirmed 155 infections. the number shows that the virus isis spreading through communit transmission. >> to try and curve the spread, ososaka officials are asksking residents and businesses to refrain from holding parties of more than five people for most of next month. the central prefecture of aichi reported 1 110 infections, the highest daily figure since the pandemic began. the governor described the development as shocking. >> translator: we urge residents to realize that the situation is extremely severe. we are asking them to change their daily routines and avoid infection risks. >> kyoto, gifu, and okinawa prefectures also conrmed a record number of cases on tuesday. biggest hot spot with 266 cases on tuesday. its governor is calling on residents to stay home as much as possible during the coming

japan's meteorological agency has issued a heavy rain emergency warning for fukukuoka saga, and nagasakirefectures in the country's southwestern region of kyushu. the warning is the highest level of alert on the agency's scale. the prefectures are experiencing rainfall that hasn't been seen in several decades. officials s say that seserious damage from flooding and landslides is likely. they are urging people in the area to get to an emergency shel shelter or seek safety in a building with a strong foundation if it is too dangerous to travel. if residents can't leave their homes, they're advised to stay on higher floors on the opposite side of any nearby slopes. heavy rain started over the weekendnd, causing deeadly floog and mudslidedes. authorities in kumamoto prefecture say 44 people have been confirmed dead. ten others are missing. 14 of those were found at a nursing home near the kyuma river. water was flowing out of storm drains. several rescue requests have been received from residents. in the city of minamisatsuma, police say a man in his 60s is missing after leaving his house to

. >>> the japan meteorological agency is calling on people in the eastern and northeastern parts of theountry to be on alert for heavy rain. it says more than 200 millimeters of rain was recorded during a 24-hour period through tuesday evening in parts of yamagata prefecture in the southern tohoku region. someme areas o of the river are risk of overflowing. more than 50 millimeters is forecast for the tohoku region and niigata prefectures through last tuesday evening. up to 100 millimeters is forecast in the region through wednesday. a mudslide warning has been issued for parts of yamagata, nagano and gee hewitt prefectures. weather officials are urging people to stay on the alert for landslides, overflowing rivers and flooding in over lying areas. our meteorologist jonathan oh joins us with what's happening in the northeastern part of japan. what's the latest? >> we're talking about rain still in the area. we'll still see wet weather as we go through the overnight period and into wednesday, this pattern due to the stationary front enhanced by a low pressure system moving across the sea

the meteorological agency is calling on people in both eastern and western japan to be on alert for landslides and flooding. the weather system is set to batter areas of the kyushu region in the southwest already struggling with the aftermath of earlier downpours. rescue teams continue to search for survivors. more than 70 people in the disaster area have died. and at least 13 more are missing. but the mission has yielded some results including this reunion between a woman and her missing husband and pet. local rafting guides are delivering relief supplies to some of the hardest hit communities. when rain swept through kumamoto prefecture, people were stranded. some areas are still hard to access because floodwaters damaged roads and bridges. >> translator: let me know if you need anything. >> translator: thank you very much. >> translator: i just want them to recover and i want to see their smiles return. >> weather officials say rain will continue into tuesday and could trigger further disaster. heavy rain has fallen over wide areas from western to northern japan putting more river systems a

for disaster measures including search and rescue and prioritizing people's lives japan's meteorological agency says heavy rain is likely to continue until early next week and evacuation order has been issued for more than 350000 japanese and fear of corner virus infection is increasing the difficulty of rescue efforts tokyo has reported $220.00 daily infections the highest in the capital since april japan is in the middle of its rainy season and the pandemic is increasing the challenge of coping with natural disaster. al-jazeera. well that's it from me 1st news hour but kim is back in a novel with another for both ends so stay with us. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to lose supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of that seed keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the lab now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making healthy a world for you. to

the country's meteorological agency says it might issue further emergency warnings for more areas.this week singapore becomes only the second country in asia to hold an election during the pandemic. unsurprisingly, the disease and its impact is a key issue — and how to ensure safe elections. sharanjit leyl is there. empower your future! this is what singapore's election rallies normally look like for the country's opposition parties. and this is what they look like now. five years ago, tens of thousands of people filled this field. i was here then, in this exact same spot. and as you can see, there's nothing of the sort this time. this election will mostly be fought online. we are stakeholders in this country... like this — political parties live streaming their campaign rallies, since large outdoor gatherings are banned. cedric tan has invited friends over. i do miss a good rally when you're there, and you can taste the air and you have a think about what will happen on polling day. of course, in singapore, nothing much is very surprising. but still, you indulge in that moment whe

the country's meteorological agency says it might issue further emergency warnings for more areas. the second country in asia to hold an election during the covid—19 pandemic. unsurprisingly, the pandemic and its impact on the city is a key issue — as is how to ensure safe elections. the government, led by the ruling people's action party, has spent big to help singaporeans through the crisis. but as sharanjit leyl reports, it's not clear if it'll bring them victory. empower your future! this is what singapore's election rallies normally look like for the country's opposition parties. and this is what they look like now. five years ago, tens of thousands of people filled this field. i was here then, in this exact same spot. and as you can see, there's nothing of the sort this time. this election will mostly be fought online. we are stakeholders in this country... like this — political parties live streaming their campaign rallies, since large outdoor gatherings are banned. cedric tan has invited friends over. i do miss a good rally when you're there, and you can taste the air and y

blocked access to more than 3000 homes rescuers are still searching for missing people japan's meteorological agency has warned that heavy rains will continue for several days australia has suspended an extradition agreement with hong kong after china opposed the national security law giving it sweeping powers their prime minister scott morrison said australia would also extend he says for skilled workers from hong kong and wants to lure hong kong businesses to the country for them and italian authorities have seized a migrant rescue boat operated by the german n.g.o.s sea watch claiming it did not comply with safety rules last month the vessel was used to rescue more than 200 people stranded at sea in april italy banned migrant rescue ships from docking at its ports because of the coronavirus pandemic people living on the frontlines of the war in eastern ukraine are now also battling deadly forest fires the places started earlier this week and engulfed villages where russian backed separatists are active many locals say they don't believe the fire started by accident. flames fute by high temperatur

the country's meteorological agency says it might issue further emergency warnings for more areas.t's get some of the day's other news. the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic has caused a critical shortage of hiv medicines in more than 70 countries. the un agency said about a third of all people reliant on the anti—retroviral drugs lived in countries now experiencing supply shortages. the white woman filmed while calling the police about an african—american birdwatcher in new york's central park has been charged with filing a false report. in may, amy cooper was attacked online for her reaction to the man, who asked her to put her dog on a leash and keep her distance. prosecutors have accused cooper of falsely reporting the confrontation, which is a misdemeanor. she's due in court in october. this week singapore becomes only the second country in asia to hold an election during the pandemic. unsurprisingly, the disease and its impact is a key issue, and how to ensure safe elections. sharanjit leyl is there. empower your future! this is what singapore's election

and blocked access to more than 3000 homes rescue efforts are already underway but japan's meteorological agency has warned that more heavy rains will continue through the week. australia has suspended an extradition agreement with hong kong after china imposed a national security law giving it sweeping new powers their prime minister scott morrison said australia would also extend visas for excluded workers from hong kong and wants to lower hong kong businesses to the country. and a key witness in the impeachment trial of us president donald trump has resigned from the military attended colonel alexander bin and said he had been bullied and refused promotion since testifying against trump he had alleged that troll had asked ukraine to investigate his rival joe biden which called him problem american . surgeons at a hospital in rome successfully separated twins who had been joined at the back of their heads a 2 year old sisters are said to be recovering well a rare surgery was hated by a 3 d. augment it reality map of their skulls and brains. here in berlin dance venues are legendary for now the

into being the worst affected japan's meteorological agency says the region has never seen so much rain 10000 soldiers have been deployed to help with the rescue efforts. heavy monsoon rains of last parts of western india including the country's financial capital mumbai the downpour led to water logged streets and caused traffic jams people were seen wading through ankle deep water the police of advise people not to leave their homes in the indian weather office has issued warnings for people to stay away from coastal areas. and it's really mean a simple government is planning to turn an industrial neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem into a tech hub but opponents say the project is another attempt to illegally solidifying israeli control of the occupied palestinian land is how to force it. for decades if you wanted to fix a tire by where or discount groceries in occupied east jerusalem what he jos has been the place to come but a new israeli project would see this neighborhood a short walk from the old city remade as a hub for tourism and high tech. rents the land on which he operat

in nursing homes the areas of como tune and co usual island i've been hardest hit japan's meteorological agency says the region has never seen so much rain the military has been sent to help with rescue and recovery efforts. fighting is underway in croatia as parliamentary elections people choosing a new government during a recession triggered by the pandemic the governing center right h t's ed policy only has a slightly to gain since main rival the social democratic party that could force a prime minister into an online. but the far right nationalist bloc voters of being advised to wear masks and in the dominican republic elections are set for sunday after being delayed because of the pandemic voters will choose a new president they could see an end to 16 years of unbroken rule by the center left dominican liberation party opposition candidate to do it every night or has emerged in opinion polls as the likely favorite. argentina's government has given next year's olympic athletes special permission to train the same time it's reimposed height restrictions on outdoor exercise for everybody else

nursing homes the areas of cooler motu and on co usual island have been hardest hit japan's meteorological agency says the region has never seen so much rain the military has been sent to help with rescue and recovery efforts let's go live to our correspondents i do sell them who's in it cheaper which is around 40 kilometers away from japan's capital of tokyo to tell us more about what's happening here in the rescue efforts and so forth. yes that they will curzon still depends personnel have been working overnight to try to give you a evacuates many of the elderly people who are stranded in in the small houses and in the villages off the soil and they've. covered lots of the areas there we have been looking at the local images. the media here and you can really be taken by the size of the floodings that. as you mentioned almost top of that it people who are elderly in and they're saying house and this gives you an indication of the sudden. rise on the water that they had no idea there has been of course used to sit on the rain but not in the least this much. during the last the last couple of day

can as the rain continues to fall very heavily on the area now then the through the japan's meteorological agency how they should . live in 5 alerts for the area which is the highest level and it hasn't issued such a level for this area for dozens of years now so the situation is very tense there and. the government is sending 40000 defense forces there to help in they've equation and elegant helping people also another warning because he is that. heavy rainfall is not the concentrated now on the picture of chemical but it's now extending to 3 new but if pictures which azza got and i got seche and. which i've known for a moment or so basically the whole line on the future now is on that heavy rain and this again is extending until the consul cunto area so we can treat it even in japan and study in tokyo so. some people are saying that this is the worst that maybe could it could be the worst natural disaster since the japan case that i give it's last october so lots of p.r. here and they look a little authorities are working by that would try to help the elderly people a lot of stranded often many

nursing homes the areas of kumamoto uncover shimon to shoo island have been hardest hit japan's meteorological agency says the region has never seen so much rain the military has been sent in to help with rescue and recovery efforts well let's go live now to a correspondent for the salami who is in chiba that's around 40 kilometers away from the capital torture fadi i believe that we are expecting even more rain so how is this rescue operation going. yes indeed the true political agency has just saved death so they are expecting almost the same amount of rainfall during the next 48 hours so many people not afraid of this heavy rain and its effects on not only their skill but ations but old soul condition in general their. workers have been working over at night. over 10000 personnel from defense forces have been also dispatched to the area to work there and they're racing time trying to evacuate as many people as they can especially. the people who. are famous for their. for their high percentage of well dearly that isn't and you can imagine how difficult it is to back you it's such a litany people f

adequately. 75000 people have been warned to leave their homes ahead of the floods japan's meteorological agency says the rainfall is the west it has ever recorded in the region. in china people are bracing themselves for more flooding weeks some of the heaviest rain seen in decades has killed more than 100 people millions of lives times and businesses have been affected especially in the south it's also. we have disposable 50 people to have green water we have also this. severely affected by the floods we are now making all over for us to prevent further from our being from water draining into our. well. and these times along the water in india's financial capital mumbai all dangerously close to being flooded. the wettest month during the monsoon season but this year nearly a months worth of rain is falling in just the past 5 days. more than a 1000000 people have been affected by flooding in northeastern india many of them have lost their homes why is that allowed to be the water level is increasing are here fishing is also there and so we don't want any loss of life that is why we request the

nursing homes the areas of komodo and amount you sure island have been hardest hit japan's meteorological agency says the region has never seen so much rain the military has been sent in to help with rescue and recovery efforts well our correspondent is in chiba that's about 40 kilometers from japan's capital tokyo he says the situation isn't likely to get any better for at least 2 days. then the true political agency has just say that so they are expecting almost the same amount of rainfall during the next 48 hours so many people know a lot of freight of this heavy rain and its effects on not only their skill but ations but also their condition in general their miscue workers have been working overnights over 10000 personnel from self defense forces have been also dispatched to the area to work there and they're racing time trying to evacuate as many people as they can especially and the only people who. are famous for their. ruler for their high percentage of when they only there isn't sand you can imagine how difficult it is to evacuate so children the people from there. until now back to ati

japan's meteorological agency says heavy rain is likely to continue until early next week and a recreation order has been issued for more than 350000 japanese and fear of growing of virus infection is increasing the difficulty for relief efforts tokyo has reported more than $220.00 daily infections the highest in the capital since april . japan is in the middle of its rainy season. and the pandemic is increasing the challenge of coping with natural disaster. to see. a prominent lebanese activist has been assaulted in broad daylight the opposition says it's all part of a campaign of intimidation by the government against the anti establishment movement as in a hotel reports from beirut these soldiers once again raise concerns about a clampdown on free speech seen by security cameras and in broad daylight with their faces uncovered for men on motorcycles assaulted a prominent activist as he was leaving a radio station opponents of lebanon's leadership say the attack is part of a campaign to silence dissent. moments later a lot of heartache he describes how he was hit on his head and face wit

japan's meteorological agency is downgrading the stream weather look, the threat of mudslides and floodingemains. several dozen people have are to been killed. >>> while the u.s. has the most confirmed coronavirus cases and were, some states are also beating out entire countries with their growing number of cases. the new york times ranked u.s. states as if they were countries in a global report on the most new cases over the south carolina taking the top three spots but that was followed by the terrain. on the list of 25 worst operates of the last seven days, nifty of the regions were in the united states with california at number 16. >>> there have been nearly 5 million coronavirus cases that have been conducted in california the pace has been picking up as more businesses are allowed to. the cdc said the restrictions are lifted and people need test results. at current levels, it should be two days or less. >> we have this increase in testing that is happening. but not a commensurate increase in laboratory ability to turn that around. >>> the state averages between 48 and 72 hours. altho

the japan meteorological agency issued externally rain warnings then downgraded to regular earnings as a rain subsided. the prime minister has called for crews to step up the search and rescue efforts. >>> health secretary said he's pleased by the majority of people who are acting responsibly as more parts reopens but this was the thing last night in london's soho neighborhood. plenty of people back at the pubs. dancing away. over the weekend, it's the first weekend where people in the u.k. can go to pubs and finally to hears lines as well. hairstylists are especially pleased to finally be back cutting hair. >> i put a message out on my social media for people to get in touch for appointments. and the phone just went crazy. since then really i have been booking appointments in. i have a messages and pictures. >>> the u.k. is hiring more coaches to help people find employment for the government is also thinking about handing out vouchers for people to spend on sectors of the economy that got hit the hardest. >>> big calls for social dispersible sports teams are considering changing thei

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