potential but success is not a given there's a report from south korea afternoon in the south korean capital seoul and tay hunch is getting ready for the evening's business his japanese restaurant has been open for 5 years it's very popular and normally it's quite full even this early in the day but it's been empty in recent months the core of the project because of the number of guests coming here has fallen because of the coronavirus pandemic but only customer numbers have doubled. 30 percent of his restaurants revenues now come from online customers and the people who profit the most from that are the own line delivery services who deliver a core years on scooters and now a permanent feature of seoul now the sector's market leaders there have been facing competition from germany's delivery hero since the end of last year. with all. from what i've heard delivery hero can really gain a mono police here so far we've not had any problems so it hasn't really affected our business. delivery hero wants to work at tehran sheen but his restaurant has to pay a 12 percent commission on orders that's highe

wednesday resumption of cross border flights into blue hand follows an 8 month shutdown the south korean capital seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights. and we can take a look at some of the developments in the pandemic starting in new zealand which has gone into recession for the 1st time for more than 10 years forcing the prime minister to send to defend her government's pandemic response ahead of next month's general election report from unicef and save the children is warning of the pandemic and related lock down measures of pushed more than 150000000 children into poverty that warning that the situation is likely to deteriorate further and germany has recorded its 2nd highest daily caseload increase since april that's 2000 according to the robert carr institute that's the country's public health body . well the w. correspondent nina hodson has been speaking with one of germany's leading virologists christian droste and her regularly breached the german government and developed the 1st diagnostic test for the new coronavirus which was adopted by the world health organization. to

. >> the south korean capital seoul is a teeming metropolis of ten million, a finance hub and centerfor the arts. there's plenty of tradition here, but not much scope for large-e-scale urban developmen. that's taking place 40 kilometers to the west -- songdo international business district is being built from the ground up on six square kilometers of reclaimed land. it has been billed as the "smart city" of the 21st century and embodies pioneering work on the part of architects, construction companies, environmental and high-tech firms, and computer network experts. this model city is overseen and run by a gigantic computer -- giant computer s system. it's the brains of the city. all public b bldings and homes e equippeded with digitall sensnsors and contntrols thatn be operated remotely and are , monitored centrally. sensors relay a room's teerature and energy use. it's all being track a and can bebe adjusted inindividuall. residents cacan monitor and reduce their consumption. municipal staff can optimize the use of resources. they see power consumption at every node and can match p

wednesday resumption of cross border flights into blue have followers and 8 month shutdown the south korean capital seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights. u.s. president donald trump says an effective coronavirus vaccine could be ready for distribution within weeks directly contradicting comments made by one of his top health officials democrats have expressed concern that the president is pressuring the government health regulators and scientists to rush through approval for a vaccine to help in his re-election. for poor funding and overcrowding in nigeria's public school system has left many parents wondering how safe their children will be as they return to school during the pandemic but keeping them at home means they could fall further behind their classmates u.w. correspondent funny for shah in lagos has been meeting pupils parents and officials grappling with this problem. normally martins would be sitting in class right now studying math but nothing is normal for the 13 year old or for his sibling since march this is martin reality. shows the rustic walks and books on poor me.

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on wednesday the resumption of cross border flights comes after an 8 month shutdown the south korean capital seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights . u.s. president donald trump says that an effective coronavirus vaccine should be ready for distribution within weeks this directly contradicts comments made by one of his top health officials democrats have expressed concern that trump is pressuring government health regulators and scientists to approve a rush vaccine to help his reelection bid. let's take a look now at some of the latest developments in the pandemic new zealand has entered a recession for the 1st time in more than a decade this is forced prime minister ardern to defend her government's spend response ahead of next month's general election germany has recorded its 2nd highest daily increase in cases since april the country's public health body the robert hawkins the 2 reported more than 2000 new cases and a report by unicef and save the children says the pandemic and related lock down measures have pushed more than 150000000 children into poverty the report warns t

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official appointments before he takes office the pride is following developments from the south korean capital seoul. a change in leader but we're not really expecting a change in substance or indeed in policy. as the right hand man the trusted left tenant of shinzo served him for nearly 8 years as the chief cabinet secretary as soon as r.v. announced his resignation he became the heir apparent and now indeed succeeds him he's being called a continuity prime minister almost an interim basically his job for the next year is pretty much to mind the shop for the ruling l.d.p. before new elections are called and carry forward are those policies we know he's very closely aligned politically ideologically with a whole of the same conservative views especially when it comes to trying to revive the economy so we can expect that sudar will basically carry forward those same polls a so-called arbonne omics policies that were already in place and we already know in fact from the lineup of his new cabinet that it is basically our base cabinet so that is confirmation if we needed it that sudar is basically going

we lost in the south korean capital seoul if you can we'll try to come back and let's move on shall we still ahead here on al-jazeera and the new depth of discovery a lost world in mexico where humans haven't ventured for more than 10000 years. and an epic effort from the new u.s. open champion a comeback not seen for 7 decades more of that stay with us. however there's very little change in the weather across the middle east at the moment so lots of hazy sunshine like warm sunshine still just around the levant biarritz and jerusalem getting up around the 30 degree mark all sunshine in baghdad and kuwait around the 46 degree mark over the next couple of days they will cool a little late here in doha temperatures at around 39 celsius just a gentle braised if anything at temperatures just dropping off a touch as we go through tuesday quite brisk winds coming in through the red say some showers there around the southern end of the red seems that western side of yemen i was still saying those showers just drifting off the ethiopian highlands and poly way further west which towards the gulf

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wednesday the resumption of cross border flights into hung photos and 8 months shut down the south korean capital seoul as the 1st copy city to be reconnected by weekly flights. israel is imposing its nationwide lockdown the 1st country to do so for a 2nd time as of coronavirus caseload soars the news 3 week restrictions have to vied at the nations. just hours before the lockdown that was due to take effect several 100 people gathered in central tel aviv to express their anger at re imposition of restrictions is especially bitter as israel had been hailed for its successes and combating the pandemic earlier this year but after a 2nd wave hit the country israel is now seeing one of the highest infection rates in the world just a few hours before the country goes into its 2nd prolonged lockdown people in this market here in jerusalem are rushing to get their shopping done to look down comes at the start of one of the most important holy days. the jewish new year starting friday israelis who only be allowed to buy into a 500 meters from their home the final list of restrictions and exemptions published on

flight wednesday the resumption of cross border flights comes after an 8 month shutdown south korean capital of seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights. the german biotech specialist by on tech has produced says production rather of a covert 9 team vaccine could start in the 1st half of next year at the capacity of $750000000.00 doses per year for that bio on tech is buying a production facility in the german city of marburg from pharmaceuticals giant no vargas the drug is being developed in collaboration with pfizer. a video released by friends of kremlin critic alexina volley claims the prominent political figure was poisoned in his siberian hotel room and not the airport as was previously thought nova chalk the nerve agent used to poison the well me was the tech did on an empty water bottle at the hotel. well here in germany police of a launched raids against some of their colleagues officers suspected of sharing human also images and private online chat chat groups 29 police officers in the german state of north rhine-westphalia have been suspended 11 are now under criminal inve

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suspected defector to the north disappeared from a south korean fisheries patrol boat on monday mcbride picks up the story from the south korean capital seoul. it's not often north korea admits a mistake so the personal apology from leader kim jong un to his south korean counterpart came as a surprise to german dungeon and 2 men kim jong un us to deliver his great apologies to south korea's president mungy in the end to fellow citizens for greatly disappointing them with this unfortunate incident in our waters the message from the north confirmed the basic details of what happened on its side of the maritime border on tuesday it said the south korean citizen a government official result had been intercepted and shot at more than 10 times by soldiers who then set fire to the flotation device he'd been on as a precaution against covert 19 the officer who disappeared from a patrol boat on monday in an apparent attempt to defect to the north condemned as an act of brutality the incident has continued to arouse anger here in south korea right wing opposition groups have used it to attack the policy of engagement by liberal president moon saying

on wednesday the resumption of cross border flights comes after an 8 month shutdown the south korean capital of seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights. stake a look now at some more developments in the corona virus pandemic new zealand has entered a recession for the 1st time in more than a decade its forced prime minister to send our durned to defend her government's pandemic response ahead of next month's general election a report by unicef and save the children's pandemic related lockdown measures have pushed more than 150000000 children into poverty the report warns that the situation will likely deteriorate further and germany has recorded its 2nd highs daily increase in cases since april the country's public health body reported more than 2000 new infections. and other more the corona virus situation in germany our correspondent nina hasa has been speaking to one of the country's leading viral exists to send austin developed the 1st diagnostic test for the new corona virus which was then adopted by the world health organization who also regularly briefs the german government.

wednesday the resumption of cross border flights comes after 8 months of shutdown the south korean capital of seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected by weekly flights. as take a look at some of the latest developments in the global coronavirus pandemic new zealand has entered a recession for the 1st time in more than a decade its forced prime minister to send durant to defend her government's pandemic response head of next month's general election germany has recorded its 2nd highest daily increase in cases since april the country's public health body reported more than 2000 new cases and a report by unicef and save the children says the pandemic and related lock down measures have pushed more than 150000000 children around the world into poverty report warns the situation could deteriorate further. and joining us now is your land right who is the global the global director at the save the children international the co-authors of the borderline of what's causing this increase in the number of children living in poverty. so this report looks at multidimensional poverty so what's driving it obviousl

on wednesday the resumption of cross border flights comes after an 8 month shutdown the south korean capital of seoul is the 1st city to be reconnected with weekly flights. to india knowledge on tuesday became the country with the 2nd highest coronavirus caseload in the world after the united states with more than 5000000 cases reported and daily increases of 900048 week there is no doubt that infections are surging the government though is pointing to india's relatively low fatality rate as a sign that the government has stepped in to control things and breathing difficulties he tested positive for the corona virus but you won't see his name on the list of coronavirus fatalities a muscular disorder was the official cause of death the family are confused. i feel that they are hiding death records otherwise why would they take my father so far away for christmas. the government is saying my father died of my esteem but they had created him according to cope with 19 protocol for the blue sea it's not a unique story and could explain why india has only had about 80000 covert 19 deaths in a country of 13

official appointment before he takes office what mcbride is following developments from the south korean capital of seoul. a change in leader but we're not really expecting a change in substance or indeed in policy. as the right hand man the trusted left tenant of shinzo served him for nearly 8 years as the chief cabinet secretary as soon as our been announced his resignation he became the heir apparent and now indeed succeeds him he's being called a continuity prime minister almost an interim basically his job for the next year is pretty much to mind the shop for the ruling l.d.p. before new elections are called and carry forward policies we know he's very closely aligned politically ideologically with a hole to the same conservative views especially when it comes to trying to revive the economy so we can expect that sudar will basically carry forward those same cause they so-called are the nomics policies that were already in place and we already know in fact from the lineup. his new cabinet that is basically our base cabinet says so that is confirmation if we needed it that sudar is basically going to

soldiers shot dead a south korean fisheries official near the border in a letter kim said he was very sorry for the incident. bride reports on this now from south korea's capital seoul and he says the north is making a concerted effort to improve relations with its neighbors. quite a surprising development it is not very often that north korea admits to making mistakes like this rarer still that they would then go and issue one appears to be a very sincere apology according to the presidential office here in south korea this apology has come personally from kim jong un saying how sorry he is to have disappointed moon j.n. the president of south korea talking about this unsavory case and putting in place measures to prevent a similar occurrence and the north says that it has apparently carried out its own investigation and has pretty much confirmed the details of what we know happened that apparently this was a south korean citizen on a some sort of floating object that came across to the northern side of this maritime border he was intercepted by this patrol boat and that north korean border guards fired a total of 10 rounds 10 shots at this individual it then says

seoul, all the area around the capital, around 25 million people. other things like schools have been forced to go bact online and t something the south korean governmentid not want to do. one of the reasons why they said they wanted people to stay-at-home right at thehi beginning of twas to keep schools open and of course, thousands ofse them are clo all of this is linked tohin outbreak wa right wing church. thend they hmassive rally in the center of the city and hundreds were infected, but i have to put this into context. when we say there has been an outbreak,e are getting about 300 cases a day. in paris, they've had 6000 cases in the last 24ours and they might be discussing it in the ay ishere, 300 cases a a lot.it seems to be decreasingr williew the near lockdown this weekend. katty: so to put thisiv in perspe south korea has had 340 one deaths and america has had 180,000. mostca ame would look at south korea and say, what are they worried about? the death toll is so low. why are they risking the deconomicages when they have such a low death toll? reporter: because they don't want it to increase. one of the things they escaped is the virus did not

capital, covering around 25 million people. —— seoul. 0ther things like schools have also been forced to go back online and that is something certainly the south korean. one of the reasons why they said they wa nted reasons why they said they wanted people to stay at home right at the beginning of this was to try to keep schools open. and of course not thousands of them are close. i love this is linked to an outbreak within a right—wing church, they held this massive rally in the centre of the mix into a seoul and hundreds are being affected but i have to put this into some kind of context. when we say there has been operate, we are getting about 300 cases a day. you heard from lucy in paris, where they've had 6000 cases in the last 2a hours. and there may be discussing in the future a lot down. here, 300 cases that he is alive. it is not back down and he seems to be decreasing. but they will review the current near lockdown this weekend. —— 300 cases is a lie. -- is --isa —— is a good amount. meanwhile france has registered another six and a half new thousand new cases of the coronavirus, in the past 2a hours. so far, there have been relatively few

seoul, the capital, covering around 25 million people. other things like schools have also been forced to go back online and that is something certainly the south korean to do. one of the reasons why they said they wanted people to stay at home right at the beginning of this was to try to keep schools open. and of course now thousands of them are closed. they think this is linked to an outbreak within a right—wing church, then they held this massive rally in the centre of seoul and now hundreds have been affected, but i have to put this into some kind of context. when we say there have been outbreaks, we are getting about 300 cases a day. you heard from lucy in paris, where they've had 6000 cases in the last 2a hours and they may be discussing in the future a lock down. here, 300 cases is a lot. it is now back down and seems to be decreasing, but they will review the current near lockdown this weekend. a major trial of a coronavirus vaccine candidate developed by oxford university and astrazeneca has been put on hold worldwide due to a suspected serious adverse reaction in a volunteer in the uk. an independent investigation will now take place to revi

we're in the capital, seoul, on the west coast of south korea, so certainly conditions on the east coast are far worse than they are here. but it's rainfall that is very unwelcome on the korean peninsula at the moment. we have just seen another typhoon, a matter of days ago, which brought significant flooding to both north and south korea, and now we have this particular typhoon as well. it also follows an historic summer, a man soon season which was far wetter than we are used to seeing here in south korea. so certainly the sheer volume of water that is coming on to the korean peninsula is not going to be, in particular in north korea. i mean, south korea clearly is better set up for trying to withstand this kind of severe weather, but north korea would find it more difficult. now, we did see from state-run media there that the north korean leader kim jong-un had been touring the areas that had been damaged by typhoon haishen ju typhoon maysak just days ago. no north korea, of course, their concern is agriculture. we're close to the harvest season and they certainly don't want to lose crops in a country where food insecurity is already significant. kim? >> all right, thank