peru to see machu picchu. that's the only normal part of the story. he said if i arrived a day earlier or later this might not happen. it might be fate. the 26-year-old was traveling around the world in march, he got to peru on the 14th and then the country locked down. not only was machu picchu closed, so was the airport. but panic? no, he just rented a room. he stayed in aguas calientes. a town at the foothill. jesse chose to stay. limited spanish didn't stop the boxing trainer from setting up a local club do for the neighborhood kids. it was simple enough. and it worked. he showed us the gifts the kids gave him. he says, on the back, it says, i love you, so cute. i'm not the same person i was when i first got here. machu picchu had become kind of an afterthought. he lived close enough that he could see it but figured he'd leave before it reopened. then came the call. the peruvian government heard his story and made an exception. jesse this week became the first and only tourist to enter the site since march

word got around and on sunday jesse was granted special access to machu picchu as the only visiter in seven months to be there before he headed home to japan. >> trevor: whether or not you care about patchu pitchu this is inspiring because this guy had a goal during covid and he waited long enough to make it happen. we can all learn a lesson from that, whether st visiting a 15th century incan fortress or finally talking a shower today. you don't give up on your dreams people. i really admire this guy's paishes because after two days of waitingk i would have just paid some guy to photo shop me on to machu picchu, see, looks natural as hell and i'm ready to put it on my dating profile. hey. but this story really has inspired me, you know am luke i really think the world would be a better place if we all learned to be a little more patient. we're always in a rush, we're going to-- this person was like i'm going to wait and just take a moment which is why before we move on to our next story, i would like us to just sit together quietly with our own thoughts for just a minute. get a clock

cuando entro a machu picchu el dÍa miÉrcoles fue una emociÓn inmensa. ademÁs, Él siempre antes de llegar a perÚ vio machu picchu con mucha gente, pero ahÍ estaba solo. un sentimiento, una emociÓn, no tenÍa mÁs expresiÓn. satcha: alcalde, cÓmo es quÉ logra cumplir este sueÑo?sabemos que este patrimonio mundial de la unesco todavÍa no hace una reapertura oficial luego de tantos meses de cierre por el coronavirus. alcalde: bueno, primero quiero decir que es una persona que ha estado tantos meses aquÍ y tambiÉn la perseverancia que tiene por querer conocer. hemos tenido conocimiento. es asÍ que el turismo de la municipalidad arreglo con divisiÓn de cultura para el tema del transporte. quÉ mejor que un ciudadano japonÉs que ha demostrado el amor hacia perÚ quedÁndose. Él pudo después regresar, pudo haber regresado a su paÍs, pero su amor por machu picchu hizo que se quedara. muy agradecido. sobreviviste durante todo este tiempo impartiendo algunas clases de boxeo y quieres abrir tu propio gimnasio para poder enseÑar un poco de estas t

pandemic and machu picchu closed down as well as the airport. he decided to rent a room near the famous site, making friends and setting up a boxing training club for local kids. he thought he might have to leave before machu picchu reopened but the peruvian government heard his story, and made an exception. >> he says in the beginning i wanted to go home and there were some tough times but what i gained from this is invaluable. if anyone else find themselves in a similar situation i say, do your best, go for it. >> this week, jesse became the first and only tourist to enter the site since march, just him, his photographer guides and a lot of history. >>> and just-in-time for halloween, thousands of pumpkins were handed out for free in livermore. gmm farms gave out more than 3000 pumpkins as a thank you to the community. due to the pandemic, workers at the farm got creative to keep everyone safe, the whole staff were masks and loaded pumpkins into people's trunks. >> we are glad we had a good turnout and we wanted to give something back to the k

peru opened machu picchu just for him. he was stranded back in march when the pandemic hit. he waited seven months to see it. now he gets to. >> machu picchu opens to the rest of the world next month. >>> next to a chicken nugget going where no chicken nugget has gone before. >> yeah, outer space. a british grocery store sent this chicken nugget 110,000 feet above earth and watched it parachute back down. it was all to celebrate the store's anniversary. >>> next to a moo-ving experience. >> it's called cow hugging. apparently it's all the rage now. you do it by hugging or cuddling up next to a cow. >> apparently the cow's warm temperature and slow breathing are soothing in these troubling times. researchers say cows become more relaxed when people hug them. >> to say nothing of the smell. next, some rescue dogs from california are in the halloween spirit. >> the group called the rescue boys has already tried on various costumes. their collection includes characters from the "teenage mutant ninja turtles," "winnie the pooh" and "the lion king." >>> speaking of halloween spiri

plus, how peru surprised one japanese tourist who waited seven months to see machu picchu. hello i'm katty kay in washington. christian fraser is in london. three weeks from today, americans go to the polls. there are actually voting in dozens of states, weeks before the actual november three election date. by one count, nearly 11 million voters have already cast their ballots. but the campaign has kicked into new high gear because donald trump is back on the road after recovering from covid. back from the dutch on the road and basking in the adulation of the crowds. he has a booked every night this week. yesterday it was florida, tonight it's pennsylvania. both key states. jon sopel reports. # and i'm proud to be an american... he's back and, oh, is he relieved to be on the road again, tossing out facemasks, perhaps an unusual choice, seeing as he wasn't wearing one and neither was most of the audience. though probablyjust as well, seeing as what he expressed he wanted to do to them. ifeel so powerful, i'll walk into that audience. i'll walk in there, i'll kiss everyone in

es el primer visitante en entrar a la zona arqueológica de machu picchu en siete meses. había comprado su entrada en marzo, pero el lugar cerro debido >> (música). >> esta noche en titulares y más analizamos el partido contra argelia. >> y el combate del año. comenzamos titulares y más. >> (música). >> (aplausos). >> buenas noches

. >> un turistas japonés visitó machu picchu en el primer día de su reapertura y es que él se quedó varado por la pandemia y se sintió agradecido de la comunidad peruana y ahora fue abierto y solo tendrá 375 visitantes es el 30% de lo se permitía antes. >> en méxico es parte de las celebraciones del día de muertos que se llevan a cabo por la pandemia y méxico se ha distinguido por la celebración a la muerte por la que millones preparan sus altares ,gracias por su sintonía los esperamos mañana buenas noches . >> >>> no sÉ (risas). ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) noticias telemundo muy buenas noches estas noticias tienen que saber antes que acabe el dÍa. amlo arremete contra estados unidos porque para lÓpez obrador la dea debe investigarse, sigue aumento los nÚmeros de casos del coronavirus y los cdc a ffirman que afecta mÁs a lo latinos y las reconozlectora de cafÉ hacee todo. >>> el presidente lÓpez obrador dijo que se tiene que investigar a la dea. >>> bienvenidos les saluda guadalupe venegas >>> y paulina sodi vanessa hauc tiene el dÍa libre el presidente de mÉxico deslindÓ la act

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plus, how peru surprised one japanese tourist who waited seven months to see machu picchu.

. >>> after waiting seven months to tour the ruins of machu picchu because of the coronavirus, japanese tourist got to fulfill his dream. he bought the ticket in march but he never got to go and was stranded in a nearby town when peru enacted international travel restrictions due to the virus. on saturday the government approved his special request and allowed him in for a private tour with the head of the park. the park is supposed to reopen to everyone else next month. >>> and a tropical fruit is turning heads and you can have a piece of it yourself. del monte is selling rare genetically engineered pineap e pineapples that are pink on the inside. it's being sold online. they say the $49 pineapple is juicier and sweeter than a traditional pineapple. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," grammy winning singer mary j. blithe tells us about her campaign to raise awareness about breast cancer. t her new campaign to raise awareness about breast cancer. that can last. cn in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. serious allergic reactions m

jesse carayama is on top of the world -- actually, at the peak of machu picchu at the inca citadel in peru. jesse is the only tourist let in during the pandemic. the 26-year-old from japan was stuck in peru since march. the government closed down the site because of the pandemic, but now jesse is finally able to cross this amazing experience off his bucket list. good for him. it was confucius who said, a journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step. that's "nightline" for this evening. you can watch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you back here, same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down.

picchu. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has made his first appearance at a public event following treatment for covid—19. speaking to supporters at the white house he said he was feeling great. and there are reports of shelling in nagorno—kara bakh's main city just hours after a ceasefire came into effect between armenia and azerbaijan. residents of louisiana have been surveying the damage from hurricane delta as it wreaked havoc across the region. it has weakened since coming ashore and moved off towards western mississippi where it is now a tropical depression. the area was trying to get back on its feet after being hit by hurricane laura in august. aruna iyengar has this report. widespread flooding. maximum winds of 160 kilometres an hour. hundreds of thousands of residents were left without power but it did bring out a few girl seekers. many here in la ke few girl seekers. many here in lake charles feel that delta has just lake charles feel that delta hasjust added insult l

. >>> machu picchu just opened up for one tourist who wanted to see this. this is jesse takayama taking in the sights. he has been stranded in peru since march. he had dreams of touring the world wonder. he arrived as the pandemic hit. peru put restrictions. officials approved his very special request to walk machu picchu before he heads back home. isn't that cool? >> i love that they did that. i always wanted to go there. go him that he stayed that long and now that they're making arrangements. they made arrangements for him to see it alone. >> he's a boxer. he was training young people to box while waiting for his opportunity. they finally let him go. >> private tour in the end. seven-month wait but a private tour. >> very cool. >>> complete stranger rushed to help change a michigan man's life. mark quaillia was diagnosed with cancer. abigail saw the post and she felt compelled to help. >> i thought it was the right thing to do. someone needed it more than i did. >> without that, i wouldn't be alive. unbelievably blessed. really no words can describe that

jesse was planning on wrapping hup his tour around the world at machu picchu. tourists need to plan months ahead to visit the site. he had arrived in peru two days before but the coronavirus caused the country to impose strike lockdown measures and he was stranded in the country. after waiting patiently for seven months, authorities granted tackmama special access with a tour of the park. this makes him the only tourist to visit the site in seven months. another sign, perseverance can pay off. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," one day after johnson & johnson paused its covid-19 trial, another major drugmaker is halting its work on an antibody treatment. we'll tell you why. >>> as we go to break, we look back at this date in history in 1976. president gerald ford received a swine influence inoculation from his white house physician to support a program that his administration had launched. >> in a well publicized event, president ford got his swine flu shot this morning. it was part of a growing effort to dispel growing fears about the inoculation program

. >>> peru some people wait hours to visit machu picchu but for this japanese tourist it took seven months. jesse takayama has been stuck in peru because of covid travel restrictions the country finally granting him the opportunity to see the incan ruins all by himself >> thank you >> better late than never, as we go quts around t"around the wor seconds. >>> fans in the stands for the first time since march some baseball players enjoyed some real crowd noise when thousands of people went to a ballpark in texas. >>> plus a six-minute-long encounter with a cougar. see this the man in this video here survived and he's live with us the story of man versus wild, next at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? o

picchu. jesse katayama had intended only a short trip to the country, but was caught in the country's lockdown. he was the first tourist at the site for seven months. china, russia and saudi arabia are expected to be elected to the united nations‘ top human rights body later despite facing accusations of being among the world's worst abusers of human rights themselves. campaign groups have urged un members to block the appointments. a document released by the uk government's scientific advisors shows they urged ministers to introduce tougher coronavirus restrictions three weeks ago. earlier, the prime minister, boris johnson announced details of a new three—tier alert system — under which liverpool would be subject to the toughest restrictions. helen catt reports. life in the liverpool city region is about to change significantly, again. the only place in england so far to be put straight into the highest of the new bands of restrictions. but millions of other people will see changes to

he wanted to end the journey around the world at the m machu picchu in peru. he arrived in march as the covid-19 lockdown started. so jesse does something cool he rented a room he studied yoga. he taught boxing to local kids and just waited. word got around and on sunday jesse was granted special access to the mountain as the only visitor in seven months to be there before he headed home to japan. so being patient actually does work and good for him >> yeah, good for him. >>> by my watch -- >> what you got? >> it's boost the clock. >> okay. le florida state university teaches a zoom class, class in mythology and unfortunately most of the students just keep cameras off so he just lectures to a bunch of blank screens then one day when class ended, the students surprised him with a special signoff. >> i love you. >> i love you, too >> i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> bye >> hi. >> hi. >> how about that? an i love you chain. everybody was so moved they sign off with i love you after every class. >> sweet >> really special. >> we talked a

picchu. jesse katayama had only intended to make a short trip to peru, but got caught in the country's lockdown. he was the first tourist at the site for seven months. they said that he had to be able to see the site before he left. if you do want to visit yourself, it opens next month. with restrictions in place. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. it's another of those days where really you should keep your brolly to hand because we've got both rain and showers in the forecast. but if you want something a bit drier, you don't have to wait too long because really from tomorrow and for the rest of the week, things are becoming more settled, drier but it will remain chilly, both by day and also by night. now, what we have today is low pressure dominating our weather and we've got a front curled around it and that front is producing rain. rain sinking south across scotland and into northern england and wales, rain coming in from kent and east anglia, pushin

after a flood of messages of support the government relented and allowed him into machu picchu on saturday for the photo opinion of a lifetime. >>> over the past few months, people living just outside tokyo have been complaining of a mysterious odor. it's been reported in cities across kanagawa prefecture, prompting officials to investigate. our next story looks at t effor to pinpoint its origins. >> reporter: there's something in the air, but what it is and where it's coming from has been baffling officials since june. >> translator: it smells like gas, sulfur, or maybe cigarettes. whatever the odor is, it doesn't smell good. >> translator: it's concerning, and the most worrying thing about it is that we don't know what the cause is. >> reporter: the smell isn't confined to just one city. fire departments across the prefecture have received at least 300 calls related to the stench. one theory was that it may have been emanating from a tanker sailing off the coast, but navigation records show there were no nearby vessels that matched the timing of the complaints. monday there were more tha

the tourist wa nted ruins in machu picchu. the tourist wanted a short trip to peru but got stuck because of lockdown. he was the first tourist at the site for seven months. tonight the winning of the wildlife photographer of the year award will be revealed. we thought we would show you some of the submissions. these possums were caught on camera. good luck to you all. the london film festival has kicked off with a difference this year due to the pandemic.58 of the films being shown this the festival includes films from over 40 countries with some screenings still taking place in cinemas across the uk, as well as online. here‘s a taste of some of this year‘s films. one of the films making their debut at the festival today is ‘one man and his shoes‘ which looks at the phenomenon of nike‘s airjordan trainers and america‘s love affair with consumerism. and i‘m delighted to say we can speak now to the thanks forjoining us. congratulations on having a film selected. that‘s fantastic news. it took you seven years to m