i'm shibuya aki. >>> the coronavirus continues to up end our daily lives.mpacting everything including incomes. but as history shows, the worst of times can bring out the best in people and their communities. today on "newsline in depth," we share stories of everyday people overcoming the corona era by reaching out to help others. we start off in honduras. the global pandemic has added a further financial burden on people in the central american country. many industries have been hard hit, including the huge coffee trade. after the country went into lockdown in march, a woman in japan over 10,000 kilometers away, took it upon herself to find a way to support the coffee bean growers. she turned to the high-end hon duren product to create a connection between the two countries and together make it through these times. >> reporter: this coffee roastery opened last year. the shop is owned by this woman, who carefully selects beans from honduras. a reach aroma that goes down well with customers. she first visited honduras in 2013, one of the poorest countries in

i'm shibuya aki. >>> today, we jump right into the current situation in the world of sports.othing beats being in a stadium in person. the rush of excitement and energy of you and the entire crowd cheering on the athletes. i have to admit, i really miss it. but the pandemic means fans have been unable to see the thrill. and athletes have been forced to play closed off from this. what's worse, they're often deprived of competing or even practicing. now japan is hitting on strategies to hold live sports competitions safely, which means fans are slowly making their way back into the stadiums and arenas. let's look at karate, which is to debut at the tokyo olympics. the famous shout with the release of energy when performing an attacking move. it's fundamental for karate. yet, it was a concern of spreading droplets. so the japan karate federation introduced guidelines. since the mandated mask and face shields cut droplets by 98%, a tournament was allowed to go ahead in early october. and recently, another key competition took place with spectators. the national track and field ch

in canada a town is a little different climate than egypt a little colder and have you become an ice aki fan not really actually i've tried to watch it and i can never keep my eye on the puck so. i know canadians are going to get upset about that but. oh i'll stick with making food and focusing on that and. yeah accuse not for me though it's sam just up it quite resonates with you on a much deeper level is that true yes max so i actually want to send a message to everybody that's watching your show. and i want to tell them that. our move into bitcoin wasn't just an investment it was our savings policy ok and we struggle and i think a lot of communities struggle with this around the world where. i'm also going to speak for like a muslim community for example. i don't know if you knew this about the muslim community max but in our religious teachings were not it's against our religion teachings to use interest and to live in a debt economy. but we're faced with that our whole lives because that's what the whole world runs on. so we also have a situation where you have inflation at a rate o

snpithe-in akis, theingay rafael nadaloong to a this rordw op.in o novak djokovic. he jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first. rips that winner right there. won the first set. got to love that. nadal again in the far court, attacks the net. beautiful backhand winner. he took the second set. looking to win it in straights. serving things out in the near court. and the ace, that seals the deal. he wins his 20th grand slam title and ties him with roger federer for first all-time in men's grand slam title. that's a look at sports. send it back to you. >> with that, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dm. ab ncoinues bright at early at 5:00 a.m. when you take a it all begins to un-ravel. ann ravel's no reformer, she's backed by big corporations who've poured hundreds of thousands into her campaign. and she opposes ballot measures to make the economy more fair for working people. only dave cortese is endorsed by the california democratic party. he's helping us battle the pandemic with a science-based approach. and expanding health services and child care to those in need. for

the lever now back at the zoo >>aki the missing lemur will missing no more back home tonight after he was stolen police say from his enclosure at the zoo. and this is brand-new video just released that shows maki right after he was rescued last night as you can see he is hungry which is good. they say he's in good health and certainly where he belongs yeah he's getting a mouthful of their convoys justine waltman tells us how he was found and has new details on the person police arrested for his abduction. >>the families who spotted blocking the missing lever stop in their tracks when they see the wild animal wandering around the parking lot of the hope lutheran church in daly city at first they thought it was a raccoon jumped over the gate and they went on >>once inside the preschool playground, daly city police and animal control safely captured maki who was almost 22 years old. >>enticed him out of the playhouse with grapes and bananas >>at the zoo, they are relieved to have their aging and rarely more back. >>where he can get the special care that he needs while he's back here we s

>>okay mystery aki why don't you tell us first since we just had an update from mister carl let's talk to you first about what do you think this means a politically as we wait to hear how the president is doing. >>what's interesting me we now have 32 days until the open till the election. and really to going depend on whether or not the president has any serious symptoms. from the from the coronavirus does it also our road which is route to the president brazil, we're very mild case or potentially a boris johnson route. we're boris of course was hospitalized for over week. we don't know i think that's going to determine really whether or not president get back out there. e. campaign in traditionally campaigns are denser from the front porch and he still has ability their twitter and and his surrogates and of course the ads will still be out there to deal with this. but it does add a dimension allergy to this because. the fact that this is covid and it's it's i in that so linked with the president in the public's mind about his inability to lead and mismanagement on this issue that i th

out that people who are seeking a better life are going to find ways to reach safety to seek to seek aki iconic opportunities whatever the border violence and restrictions that they encounter and we're seeing that now it's a new and morocco but we're also seeing it if you look at the nationalities arriving and i think the biggest group actually algerians and not sub-saharan migrants and of course we know the turmoil in a cherry going on but the fact is that the route from algeria to side didn't it it has just been closed by the italians and so now the algerians appointing toward spain so that's another route as well it just goes to show it's quite you can't close borders forcefully and what people will find other ways one of the interesting things that i find a knicks when i was talking to nick there was the fact that he was saying that many of these migrants are essentially economic migrants so they're fleeing what they perceive to be government oppression in their own countries or indeed seeing the impact of the coronavirus on the economy there has long been a suggestion that of course

selection process and was able to take advantage of it in terms of winning the nomination where as mus key akiee playing by old rules. senator mcgovern got 37.5% of the popular vote in the general election. it showed that the democrats hasn't yet won over women, they hadn't gotten the youth vote the way they have today. if you look at today's democratic party, you asked about the lasting impacts, if you look at the coalition, minorities, women, the young, that's exactly the coalition that gave barack obama the presidency with 53% of the vote in 2008. just as the barry goldwater candidacy in 1964 led to the ronald reagan of 1980, i can you can give george mcgovern credit for the barack obama presidency. >> tonight's contender, george mcgovern, the democratic congressman and senator from south dakota and the 1972 democratic nominee for the president. let me get our viewers involved. first phone call is in mike. you're on the air. good evening. >> caller: good evening, hello. mcgovern, he became the head of the middle east policy council after decides not to run for the presidency again in 1992. a

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