. >> translator: i found a way to go back to southth korea, but japan's justice ministry told me thereould be no exceptions and i would not be given approval to reenter. >> reporter: two prevent further spread of the coronavirus, japan had imposed strict entry ban. even foreigners are not allowed to reenter unless the reason is deemed exceptional. lee was told that mother's death did not qualify as an exceptional reason, so he was unable to fly back to south korea. >> translator: my mother loved me unconditionally and gave me everything. i'm devastated that i couldn't be there to say good-bye. >> reporter: japan's entry restrictions are both strict and unclear. germany allows foreign nationals with long term residents to enter, and australia has laid out clear criteria for e entree applications and grants humanitarian exceptions. the issue was raised in diet. the government then decided to grant exceptions if there are humanitarian considerations as with lee's case. this will apply if relatives have died or in critical condition. lee has now been allowed to return to south korea for th

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manufacturer pririces perhaps pt a little bitit of pressusure one south, tell the southth to get t ofts talks with the u.s., and to see if anything progresses. >> moving on, chinese authorities are scrambling to bring a fresh outbreak of covid-19 under control in beijing. more than 100 cases of the virus have now been officially recorded after the city had gone for more than 50 days without a single new case. health officials are now racingg theoost testing to stem spread which has been linked to beijing's largest wholesale food market. nearbyby neighborhoods have also been placed under lockdown. this is what testing for coronavirus looks like when it is done on an industrial scale. days,he next few thousands of people will pass through these gates as china scrambles to stop a fresh outbreak from spreadining acrors the capitatal. [speaking foreign languagege] [speaking foreign language] the authorities have reacted quickly, rolling out nearly 200 testing centers and putting neighborhoods close to the outbreak under lockdown. the latest cluster has been traced back to hear, beieing'ss

in the southth, new ououtbreakse been observeved in states including georgia, florida, and texas. florida hit the 100,000 ininfection milestone monday. texas republican governor greg abbott said monday covid-19 is spreading at an unacceptable rate, yet he has no plans to shut down texas. meanwhile, two more trump campaign staffers tested positive for the coronavirus following trump's tulsa rally saturday. 100 economists are calling on lawmakers to invest at least $50 billion into the child care industry, which has been left reeling amid the pandemic. the economists write -- "child care is a critical piece of our economic infrastructure. a major federal investment will ensure greater parental employment, save roughly one -- 100,000 small businesses, and contribute to a more efficient economic recovery." worldwdwide, there are now over 9.1 million confirmed cases of the disease, with over 470,000 deaths. latin america remains a major hot spot for covid-19. chile says it is in a critical situation and the country could see as many as 70,000 deaths if it doesn't quickly y start reduci

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and southth carolina, carolina and florida.here have been some small metropolitan areas that have had an increase. are nowember, jake, we testing at about 100 times the rate we were back in march. it is increased testing, but some is increased possible as nations, and that is not from increased testing, but i am glad to see you calling for people to wear masks. people should be wearing masks at the trump rally in tulsa this saturday. mr. kudlow:: mr. -- well, maybe so. elective procedures are going up, and hospitalizations have increased. we are not talking about a second round here. congress, then senate is back on monday to continue work on the great american outdoors act that would permanently fund the land and water conservation fund for national parks and public land projects. they will take votes to advance the bill at 5:30 p.m. eastern with a final vote possible by midweek. also on the agenda, a vote to confirm judge justin walker to the d.c. court of appeals. the house is holding a series of pro forma sessions with no l