with ivan, to south africa's city of durban and explore. it's fantastic life and i'll chat with ilwad elman from somalia, a peace activist who's dedicated to improving the lives of millions of imperishable country in 1991, the civil war broke out in somalia and it's estimated that half a 1000000 people have been killed since then. a large part of the somali population has been living in poverty and fear for decades. militants have taken control of several areas, especially in southern somalia, killing and extorting money from the rural population. ilwad elman has made it her mission to help victims of the war in her home country. and she is using the power of nature and sports to bring much needed healing. using the ocean to heal from trauma is new to many in somalia. but it's just one way ilwad elman helps, former child soldiers and rape survivors overcome their trauma. she calls it a combination of yoga and mogadishu. the therapy aims to break down walls of silence and heal sweating it out in yoga mat and then asking people to draw compar

and so we are off to the city to check out durban street cuisine. calvin takes us to his neighborhood, away promises the best bunny chowing, top on a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants basically, in durban, we have a big thing to stand. does hold these amazing foods, these amazing countries. maybe we are nice. so by far, it makes sense if some local experience with a different culture, a good while out of and went to swim school. when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim with terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learn how to swim. let alone serve. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them that stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a, it's a sport. you know, you got to love what you

basically, in durban, we have a big thing to stand. so it does hold these amazing foods, these amazing curries mazie beyond these. so my flaws would make sense if some low coming through experience would be different cultures and do a bit while out of and went to swim school. when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim, were terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learned how to swim. let alone surf. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them their stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a sport, you know, you got to love what you do and that's what you're trying to teach. the kids with more than 50 kids, taking part in hope to raise the next generation of job and pro sofas, not without merits. some of their protest is already competing in professional sp

as it turns out to durban is a paradise for surfers. my name is i, my name is alvin. and we're about to show you around our beautiful city, especially our favorite place, the beach front known as the golden mile. a perfect swell and a year round. warm ocean make africa's surfing capital alvan and touchy and like to catch an early morning wait before shooting off to work. the 2 lifeguards call the 8 kilometers of beach and promenade their office. but today is their day off and the 2 friends can show was around the serious surfers. there is no way around the golden mile. this is basically like the breeding ground. when you make your name in the surfing industry, this is where you stamp it out with the big boys in the want to. and this is where you seen and known with its beaches, theme parks and i clubs. the promenade feels more like a big playground. not only for surface, the skate park at the bay of plenty attracts young people from all over the city. and it spoke to the south africa's skating nobility. our 2 lifeguards are no strangers here into a sport that screams

when we come back, we go to durban, south africa, to speak with kumi naidoo.e going to turkey and cambridge, england. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we continue to look at the world's response to the u.s. election and president donald trump's loss to joe biden, we continue in the global south. we go to africa. south africa's nelson mandela foundation called the defeat of trump relief, saying -- "now begins the daunting task for the u.s. of undoing the trump administration's deepening of racism, xenophobia, afrophobia." president trump never visited a single country on the african continent during his time in office. he infamously praised the healthcare system of "nambia" -- mispronouncing namibia -- during a speech at the united nations. pres. trump: uganda has made incredible strides in the battle against hiv/aids. in guinea and nigeria, you fought a horrifying ebola outbreak. a's health system is increasingly self-sufficient. amy: president trump also sparked outrage w

they are from durban, south africa, and they are taking us on a tour. they have beloved city as it turns out suburban is a paradise for surfers. my name is i my name is alvin, and we're about to show you around our beautiful city, especially our baby would place the beachfront known as the golden mile, a perfect swell and a year round. warm ocean make africa's surfing capital alvan touchy and like to catch an early morning wait before shooting off to work. the 2 lifeguards call the 8 kilometers of beach and promenade their office. but today is their day off and the 2 friends can show was around the serious surface. there is no way around the golden mile. this is basically like the breeding ground, where you make your name in the surfing industry. this is where you step it up with the big boys in the water. and this is where you seen and known with its beaches being parks and to nightclubs. the promenade feels more like a big playground. not only for surface. the skate park at the bay of plenty attracts young people from all over the city and it's hoped

let's go ahead move on to we had dick durban.looks like he's solidly holding on to his seat and shelley moore capito of west virginia she's being declared the winner she was up against the democratic challenger swingin let's go ahead with we had mark warner against annual gate we already cover that when cory very popular there in new jersey at looks like he's holding on to his seat. guys we've got a lot to cover and these things are coming in fast and furious will be keeping on eye on them all throughout the night. and we time we'll send it back to you all right vicki, thank you voting continues in california until 8 o'clock tonight, you still have time to get out to the polls this check in with kron four's dan kerman standing by for us this city's outdoor voting center which is at civic center plaza near city hall dan understand. >>we could be looking at a record breaking turnout tonight. >>that's right they're expecting somewhere in the 80 percentile if it's in the upper 80 percentile that would be a record breaker right nof he