winnipeg, single digits, toronto 14, moisture and sthouers expected there.xtremely hot for the west. las vegas, upper 30s the next couple of days. los angeles also pretty warm. that's where i'll leave it for your weather. take care. ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. stay safe and stay healthy wherever you are. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm yanaka marie. dealing with plastic waste is a major global problem. according to a recent interpol study, illegal trade in plastic waste has been rapidly growing. that, since china, which was once the world's primary importer, closed its doors almost three years ago to protect its own environment. now, much of the world's waste is unlawfully making its way into malaysia. that means the plastic is neither cleaned nor sorted when entering the country. to process that waste, illegal recycling factories, which disregard regulations, are cropping up all over the country. our first report looks at how malaysia is cracking down. >> reporter: much

daytime highs in winnipeg will be in the single digits throughout the weekend, ten degrees cooler thanmal. meanwhile, well above average temperatures will persist in the southwestern u.s., a high of 37 degrees in l.a. on friday. but some improvements will finally come to the area as they go into the next week. the high will go down to the 20s by monday. that's all for now. have a nice weekend. >>> and that's new hampshire "newsline" for this hour. i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm yanaka marie. the coronavirus pandemic has caused sudden and dramatic changes in human activity. some of them good for the environment, others less so. now as streconomies struggle, societies are confronting fresh challenges to tackle climate change. our first report is about arguably the most damaging environmental impact of the pandemic. garbage. across the world, a surge in home delivered meals has created a new wave of plastic pollution. let's take a look at how the issue is affecting some asian countries. >> in china, the waste is piling up.

atlantic states through the carolinas there's that cold air coming in behind subzero for calgary for winnipeg and for minneapolis not too far off there for kansas city certainly as we go on into monday by monday the central plains seeing some very heavy downpours still some wet weather over its warts eastern seaboard but is where we could see some localized flooding wintry mix across that western side of canada through british columbia towards alberta still no sign of any rain over towards california that well at 23 celsius so at least the temperatures are abating somewhat meanwhile further south into the caribbean plenty arraign around here sent into that western side of the caribbean just to the west of jamaica just around the little clutch of storms here a map may well develop into a tropical storm as we go on through the next couple days either way we're looking at flooding rains pushing up towards cuba towards southern parts of florida and maybe to the yucatan peninsula. on counting the cost for the biden victory means for china as the democrats line up among people in dollar plan to con

just around the midwest and heading of it's was the appalachians temperatures around 15 celsius in winnipeg around 12 degrees in minneapolis it will improve it will warm up as we go on into monday see those temperatures quite nicely on the rise a few showers over towards the eastern seaboard still a few showers down towards the southeast in kota for much of central u.s. pushing it was the west of course no help it's always fossilised our concern north of the border we will see a few showers getting into were british columbia now from mexico it is generate dry away from the south southern parts will see some very heavy right and we have yes another tropical storm in the offing here gallery's making its way across the yucatan peninsula possibility of life threatening floods moving in across this part of mexico it will gradually make its way into the by of campaign as we move into next week. on counting the calm tensions in the south china sea over shrinking fish stocks by . he sends out the navy. take it's plus responsible capitalism. the chief executive officer. counting the cost to 0. from

across the plains through the primaries and then sinking down so temperatures in calgary and with winnipeg 345 celsius if you lucky that cold air already being felt in minneapolis all tucked in behind this band of rain this cold front which will continue to slide this way for the southeast was just taking the edge of those temperatures 15 cells is that rain gathers for d.c. in that cold air digging rights in behind really is going to fill noticeably fresher as we go on through the next few days and what the weather still there up across the western side of candidates awards it b.c. just one celsius in calgary that basin snow will last of course still very hot in the lamb fry 37 celsius here then as we go into the 2nd half of the week meanwhile across the caribbean it's a case of sunshine issue. it was as they should be i think the majority of the show was gathering across central america nicaragua costa rica st the big downpours on jurist course malo says seeing some lives she has plenty of sunshine across the islands some wet weather too particularly wet there for the leeward islands. my

across the plains through the primaries and then sinking down so temperatures in calgary and with winnipeg 345 celsius if you lucky that cold air already being felt in minneapolis all tucked in behind this band of rain this cold front which will continue to slide its way further southeast was stuck in the edge of those temperatures 15 cells is that rain gathers for d.c. and that cold air digging rights in behind really is going to fill noticeably fresher as we go on through the next few days and what the weather still there up across the western side of kind of the towards the b.c. just one celsius in calgary the basin snow will last of course still very hot in the lamb fright 37 celsius here then as we go into the 2nd half of the week meanwhile across the caribbean it's a case of sunshine and showers as they should be i think the majority of the showers gathering across central america nicaragua costa rica st the big downpours on jurist quite a model also seeing some lively she has plenty of sunshine across the islands some wet weather too particularly wet there for the leeward islands. m

around the midwest and heading of its wars the appalachians temperatures at around 15 celsius in winnipeg around 12 degrees in minneapolis it will improve it will warm up as we go on into monday as the those temperatures quite nicely on the rise a few showers over towards eastern seaboard still a few showers down towards the southeast and quite a bit for much of central u.s. pushing i would say was the west of course no help it's always fossilized arkansas north of the border we will see a few showers getting into were purchased colombia now from mexico it is generate dry away from the south southern parts will see some very heavy right and we have yes another tropical storm in. the offing here gallery is making its way across the yucatan peninsula possibility of life threatening floods moving in across parts of mexico it will gradually make its way into the buy of campaign as we move into next week. the wilderness of cambodia is under threat. pillaged for profit by illegal timber trade one on one east investigates the plunder of cambodia's forests. to see her. back i think i'll be back s

atlantic states through the carolinas there's that cold air coming in behind subzero for calgary for winnipeg and for minneapolis too far off the afrikaans a city certainly as we go on into monday by monday the central plains seeing some very heavy downpours still some wet weather i've its warts used to say but it's why we could see some localized flooding wintry mix across that western side of canada through british columbia towards al but still no sign of any rain over towards california that well it's a $23.00 celsius so at least the temperatures on repeating somewhat meanwhile for the south into the caribbean plenty arraign around him and into that western side of the caribbean just to the west of jamaica just around the cayman islands little clutch a storm say amat may well develop into a tropical storm as we go on through the next couple days either way we're looking at flooding rains pushing up towards cuba towards southern parts of florida and maybe to the yucatan peninsula. but. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell deny the right to a fair trial no charges have been broug

>> i was doing a movie in winnipeg.nished before they pulled the shutters on us. >> jimmy: i see. >> march 19th, 20th. i've been upstate since march 20th. >> jimmy: what did you do all that time since march, for seven months, whatever it's been? >> jimmy, i'll tell you. it sounds very boring. but i've actually read 29, 30, 31 books. >> jimmy: that's a lot of books, wow. >> dostoyevsky's "crime and punishment." which i'd attempted to read four or five times. it doesn't help because every russian character in the novel has three different names. so that was a bitch to get through. >> jimmy: you've got to get the graphic novel version of that, it's much easier to follow along. are these books like you always thought, i've got to read these, i was maybe supposed to read them in school? >> exactly. not necessarily at school, but i always felt -- i mean, you know, i'm in my mid-60s. not to have read james joyce, who's an irishman. >> jimmy: certainly, yes. >> "ulysses." it changed the face of european literature. not to have

winnipeg seeing a high of three with snow coming up on wednesday. 13 in toronto.otice that blue shaded color for the northern areas of the u.s. showing that chilly temperature pattern for the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. so do stay with us. ♪ >>> 12 talented japanese film directors are getting together to give the local movie industry a boost. they'll each make a ten-minute movie featuring young actors struggling for work because of the pandemic. the project is being funded by a coronaviruss relief furrnd found by sony. the filmmakers included the director of "one cut of the dead." >> translator: some people say entertainment i is unnecessaryrd not urgent at this time, but i think it's been a source of emotional support for people throughout this pandemic. i hope these movies lift peoople's spirits. >> the 12 short films will be compiled into one and screened in cinemas next year. >>> this is "newsline biz," i'm r

winnipeg with a high of three.may be talking about icy conditions in south dakota and into minnesota as we go later into the week. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so don't go away. ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. major japanese airline operator ana holdings is facing a record loss for the fiscal year. sources say it's likely to see a shortfall of about $4.7 billion as the pandemic weighs on travel. ana holdings will announce its full-year earnings forecast next week. all nippon airways has been struggling with the decline in demand. this month it has cut about 90% of its international flights and roughly 50% of its domestic flights. the expected net loss will be far greater than the one it posted in fiscal 2009 due to the financial crisis. company officials say they've secured a $9.8 billion lifeline mainly in the form of bank loans. they say it's enou