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The first gold medal of the olympic games has been won, with china's qing yang winning the women's ten metre air rifle. a funeral has been held for haiti's presidentjovenal moise after he was shot dead at his home two weeks ago. now we could soon be paying more for our cappuccinos and lattes, because the price of coffee beans has gone through the roof. arabica coffee futures have risen around 25% in a week, to their highest in more than six and a half years. so what's behind the record spike? there has been a big frost in the minas gerais region, the prime coffee growing region of brazil. well...

Middle-income families can succeed. the child tax credit, for folks who looked at their bank account yesterday, for those who have children at home, the vast majority of families got a little bit of extra help from democrats. that is going to be one of the greatest lifter for our children in the nation. those are things we need to talk about. whatever the backstory is on strategy, we just have to get it done. >> all right, congresswoman cheri bustos, thank you so much for getting up early with us. we appreciate you being on the show. we'll see you soon. don't practice too hard. earlier on in...

Fields to produce coffee beans that go to starbucks. >> so when you see u.s. dollars coming into a country like this versus the private industry, where do you think the best solution is? >> invest in people. i mean go to the root problem. go to the people who are leaving. go to the people whose corruption, they feel it in their hearts, who are not being capable of educating their children, not capable of getting health, infrastructure, so what we need to do is invest in people. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: so at the end of this, yasmin, there is a tall order for the vice president but ...

Children. they are making their way to the border because of problems here. there are problems of hunger, problems of corruption, problems of crime, all systemic problems that date back actually decades. and so while in the last ten years the united states has put $1.2 billion in guatemala, things have actually gotten worse here. that's why people say they're leaving. now, you may wonder to yourself, u.s. money coming down here. are taxpayers getting the bang for their buck? there's another part of this story which is interesting, because perhaps for many americans when you think about guatema...

The Kenyan coffee is renowned for being one of the best in the world. Take a look at what makes it so perfect.