this is the africa coming up on the program from cape very day to the world. bank law made to us. that music is more not a sound that unique to cape verde unesco house just seems to have gone off on the prestigious list of intangible heritage also coming out. came from swati also the swat team e rules the small candle with big problems on protesting against him comes we've each sets an amount of list. turning old laptop batteries into possible energy to choose a backup power. i . knew welcome to the program there's international recognition for an african musical tradition called more from cape verde islands west africa's coast this is devoid. she is the woman who made more famous has just been recognized by you know a school in terms of our heritage for humanity the listing aims to help preserve cultural practices or live in expressions inherited from generation to generation. from cut to the world. the want to music genre has been classified as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity by unesco. missing and his daughter who died in 2011 was one of the greatest names of his co

we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral. >> i'm sorry, dottie, i did not hear that. >> she was talking she was in atlanta, georgia watching during the 1960's. try one more time. >> yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral. >> i'm not hearing it. >> we were watching when with john glenn in february of 1962. then, my son was named scott after scott carpenter.

we actually were standing on the jetties at cape canaveral -- >> i'm sorry, dottie, i didn't hear that. >> hold on, dottie, for a second. she was talking about she was in atlanta, georgia, and watched it during the '60s. try one more time. >> caller: yes. my husband and i were at cape canaveral -- >> i'm not hearing you. >> watching when with glen, john glenn in february of 1962. and then with my son was named scott after scott carpenter.

south africa's western cape is home to stunning plants some of them found nowhere else on earth however a recent report so that the pool this is experiencing the 2nd highest rate of plant extinction in the what do you love part 2. and hospitals we met up with some new sauces to get the region more closely. this rubble and is part of the famed both biome a naturally occurring community of flora and fauna in the region around cape town in south africa it's home to almost $10000.00 species of plants many of them endemic as part of efforts to preserve this unique ecosystem volunteers come here regularly to photograph and document the plants they watch the organization of rare and endangered wild flowers also known as crew. so the reason why we have this program is that just the sheer numbers are written plans that we have it's not enough for a group of scientists to go and monitor those species so in the country we have over $3000.00 plants and so that's a massive undertaking. this species of erica is critically endangered that means it's on the brink of extinction it's found only in this i

once you cut off the wings he can begin stuffing the cape and. you don't have to have to trust it up world some stuff and more troops out there gives it a nice shape. now the stuff capen is covered in foil and roasted for one hour at $180.00 degrees celsius. meanwhile head pastry chef medea alcudia works on the bush to know where. the bush was the your log that guests would bring to help warm their hosts house. on this thing france at the end of the year of christmas and on the 1st of january this is a black forest style bush for in the off. the sponge cake mixture is made up of cocoa powder flour sugar in eggs 1st the eggs and sugar are beaten together with a mixer then the sifted cocoa and flour mix this added to the mixture is poured out on a baking sheet in sprinkled with chocolate chips the right up into bridger is crucial . summed up the interview makes it $180.00 degrees celcius for a 6 month it's no longer urging me to try. to bake strips of cake or spread with cherry jam. when i could we put the mascarpone cheese into a ball and then a q

offenses and the data fit that residents are facing but now we have some inspiring news from the cape flats 27 year old teacher of his high school as a uniquely of teachin his students he's got them hooked on this. last. big down to dominance all teacher and the producer gone to this interview i speak i know it will have some sort of the way with a trick in my listening to teach me i keep my ideas on the ground i look at what interests me what suits them and then i try to get the country tempus covered with leaking coffee and then i go do research on 2 things at all in line with the content and it can spy of the. my. music. the side of the song is discussed the. big reveal was the sound of my voice in this constant both mean anything woman not. dumping them and giving them they do face a lot of challenges in their households we talk about poverty we talk but i can't stress them and all other social ills within the community but i've seen a different type of child that has been stigmatized for what people simply should lay this as and for and i always tell them i'm more than what i'm b

some of our highlights it's good to have you along we start off in south africa an area outside of cape town known as the cape flats it's often associated with crime and violence we've reported on gang related offenses and the day to fear that residents are facing but now we have some inspiring news from the cape flats 27 year old teacher of his high school as a uniquely of teachin his students he's got them hooked on this. plane. lands. take down the dominance of all teacher and if you sit down to listen to the speech i know it will have some sort of a way with the trick in my lasix to teach me i keep my fears on the ground i look at what interests what fascinates there and then i try to look at the country that has covered the political topics and then i go do research on 2 things that all in line with the content and it can spy of the. violence. in egypt. the site of the song is discussed. being heard was the sound of my voice in this constant both mean anything woman not. dumping them and giving. to face a lot of challenges in their households we talk about poverty we talk but cance

still saw the largest number of words on record off the coast of cape town scientists call savation ists and tourists continue to learn more about these giant marine animals we went along to find out more. than 10 times of the year special visitors can be part of what is a force being in south africa. where the huge mom was migrate from and talked to the woman waters off the coast of mozambique to carve and not. very good after a few months to return some of the long the same route and researches have seen an encouraging rise in numbers. of the great conservation success stories since the end of whaling and people stop catching them commercially in the late seventy's around southern africa the population have been increasing rebounding. they can be and we think they're getting up toward the carrying capacity of the ecosystem the population of the west and the east coast of africa have been increasing probably close to 10 percent yet the researches use a hydrophone an underwater microphone to record words sound which the team will analyze later the waters around cape town provide a do con

this is the news africa coming up on the program from cape better day to the world . paid to us. that music is more not a sound that unique to k. fed it in a schoolhouse adjusting to that mona on the prestigious list of intangible heritage also coming up. came the swat team e rules the small kingdom with big problems and protesting against him comes with the sets and amounts of this. and the guy means turning old laptop batteries into parts of both energy chews back on power a board. i . knew welcome to the program there's international recognition for an african musical tradition called more now from cape verde a group of islands off west africa's coast this is. she is the woman who made more famous has just been recognized by unesco as intangible heritage for humanity the listing aims to help preserve cultural practices or live in expressions inherited from generation to generation. from cut to the world. the mona music genre has been classified as man tangible cultural heritage of humanity by unesco. singers his daughter who died in 2011 was one of the greatest names of has co

an underwater microphone to record words sound which the team will analyze later the waters around cape town provide the do conditions to study the behavior of the way this. lake. had a lot of feeding. off the west coast of south africa which quite unusual that i'll let you have that was a feeling in the antarctic and we picking up a lot of juvenile whales this year 202019 hanging around the south african coast that are feeding right in shore in falls by a really interesting occurrence fast it gives us an opportunity to study the feeding behavior and the sounds and making whereas communicate using up to 4 conversations from clicks to whistles and of course songs each is associated with a specific type of behavior. comparing recorded here to that recorded in africa gives researches insights into which populations move through different areas so we were quite surprised when we 1st record company about song in in force by because i had a friend actually there to look at dolphin distribution because he was only strongly associated with making behavior of these animals and around africa mati

england move on to cape town for the second test on friday.squad for the last week or so? players, coaches and support staff have all been affected — some needing to be quarantined at their hotel. head coach chris silverwood spoke with our correspondent jonathan agnew. now i have never been involved in the build—up to a game like this before when you are told on the morning that your players are falling over. yesterdayjoe and josh showed a lot of courage and there are players left back at the hotel. what can you do to try and leave that here? is that possible? you don't want to take this bug on to cape town. i would like to leave it year. i would like to leave it here. obviously the two guys i hear, they will come down to cape town with us just in case, because as you seem it has been very unpredictable with what is happening, but he medical staff are working very hard to make sure that those who are infected are quarantined and kept away from the healthy ones, which is a very difficult thing to do when you are in the middle of a test match. h

she explains how there beer supply -- themay flower mayflower influenced their decision to land at cape cod. we are honored tonight to welcome susan cheever, best-selling and highly esteemed and biography as she launches her newest book, "drinking in america: the >> "drinking in america - our secret history". he will tell us the secrets. [laughter] her distinguished bibliography includes the 2015 biography of e.e. cummings, "a life", which was chosen by 'the economist' as one of the best books of the year, and is now considered the definitive biography of that iconoclastic poet. other biographical works include, "american bloomsbury the leading figures of the transcendentalist movement" and "my name is bill", on bill wilson, for his life and the creation of alcoholics anonymous. and "home before dark", the groundbreaking biography of her father, writer john cheever. she's also the author of five novels, and a frequent contributor of essays and articles to leading publications. she's influential in shaping and sustaining our literary culture as a member of the corporation and of the auth

to the program there's international recognition for an african musical tradition called more from cape verde islands off west africa's coast this is. she is the woman who made more famous and more now has just been recognized by unesco as intangible heritage for humanity that listing in still help preserve cultural practices or live in expressions inherited from generation to generation. from corrupt to the world. the mona music genre has been classified as men tangible cultural heritage of humanity by unesco. missing and his daughter who died in 2011 was one of the greatest names have us come parody in musical style. she was known as the queen of morning. other morning musicians and hits have given life to come betty an event all over the world. known as the soul of the cape verdean people who are going to express themselves through morning it's because you're missing but i got that song because you're happy and it's sung because somebody has died it's him all it's homesickness and passion it's all about it's the absence of a beloved person let us remember that it has to do above all

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once he's cut off the wings he can begin stuffing the cape and. none of them have to trust it up world so the stuff i'm on cruise around gives it a nice shape. now the stuff capen is covered in foil and roasted for one hour at $190.00 degrees celsius. meanwhile had pastry chef made d.l. could hear works on the boost in. the bush was that you. the logs that guests would bring to help warm their hosts house. only thing francey we could be at the end of the year of christmas and on the 1st of january there's a black forest style bush for in the off. the sponge cake mixture is made up of cocoa powder flour sugar in eggs 1st the eggs and sugar are beaten together with a mixer then the sifted cocoa and flour makes this added to the mixture is poured out on a baking sheet in sprinkled with chocolate chips the right up until bridger is crucial. to the effects at $180.00 degrees celsius for 6 months no longer urging me to try. to bake strips of cake are spread with cherry jam. we put the mascarpone cheese into a bowl and then the liquid cream into a little

mourning is the soul of a cape verdean people are going to express themselves through more it's song because you're missing but i got that song because you're happy and it's sung because somebody has done it if him all is homesickness and passion if it's the absence of a beloved person let's remember that it has to do above all with the question of migration watch there will be. themes which are perhaps better expressed with acoustic instruments such as come back new and guitars rather than amplified electric guitars. son. who was born at the end of the 18th century and the 1960 s. it was given a modern interpretation. that. people are now musicians are revisiting the route to the genre which is proving a challenge. 2 i think in the lucien and we have to introduce more into our schools curricula and tourism needs to pick up on it. that we should value our communities more because that's where it all began. so we have to encourage all of the artists not only those who are already known also those in the communities who make new songs. that . the. one that. you know classification is r

and for more on this i'm joined now by correspondent ellis fund gayle's in cape town it's good to see you has anything raised the urgency in particular in recent weeks with this crisis we know the world food program has issued a warning weeks ago i believe is this just getting worse or is there a particular thing that's happened. and it's getting worse and it comes out of the end of february through the program called peak hour hunger season so that's when they expect the need to be the most severe and by. now because we're funding to materialize food and somebody slates they basically need about 3 months so they also see that they seen one more shortages they've been monitoring markets in zimbabwe and say that top of the market only have me left which is the staple in in zimbabwe and then as you mentioned it's also on a report on top of that the deprived so are getting higher and higher which means by the end of the day food is there just for the privilege that still have money to pay it ok we're having a little bit of a problem with the line but let's keep going. you mentioned both

clustered together to make the advanced saturn missile assembled in a new building to be built at cape canaveral as tall as a 48-story structure. as wide as a city block. and as long as two lengths of this field. within these last 19 months at least 45 satellites have circled the earth. some 40 of them were made in the united states of america. and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those in the soviet union. the manned spacecraft the mariner spacecraft now on its way to venus is the most advanced. the accuracy is capable of firing a missile from cape canaveral to dropping it between the 40 yard lines. transit satellites are helping our ships at sea through safer course. tire satellites have given it unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms and will do the same for forest fires and icebergs. we have had our failures but so have others, even if they do not admit them, and they may be less public. to be sure -- (applause) to be sure, we are behind and will be behind for some time in manned flight. but we do not intend t

andrew harding was given exclusive access to the team on the salt flats of the northern cape of south africa. well, the thing about the land speed record is it is the last of the amateur corinthian sports. it is done purely for the love, the fascination of it. some people argue, well, the old cars are no more, but forget it is a car, we are pushing the boundaries of engineering to its absolute limit. every day i go, why are we doing this? it may be the last land speed record as we know it. this is a story about stubbornness and ingenuity, and yes, about speed, too. it is the story of a quest to design and build the world's fastest car, and then to find a place flat enough, long enough, to actually drive it. there are not many spots on this particular planet suitable for racing faster than the speed of sound. you can't just pick a straight stretch of road. at 500, 700, 900 miles an hour, the wheels would rip apart mere tarmac, which is why we have come to a remote corner of south africa, close to the borders of botswana and namibia, to a place called the hakskeen pan, on the southern e

and this is so cool in the notoriously flats of cape town schoolteacher. uses music and downs to counter violence. in the gambia roughs against political injustice. as you can tell it's definitely part show so let's get to our 1st report in a while one of our largest cities what schools and universities are struggling with the lack of resources there aren't enough teachers classrooms or even teaching materials but many young people want to study so what does this mean for the future let's find out what. one of the big. about how awful fits residents are under 15 years old they need universities vocational training and schools but the education system isn't that dusty the problems already start at primary school. we have $2680.00 pupils that's a lot but we only have 15 classrooms lots of futile have just had where they also have to deal with that dust and noisy traffic. this does not meet education standards. low standards high tuition fees and expensive study materials are all big issues and it's even worse in the higher education sector one currently has

french englanders who came and brought with them see grapes which are very integral part in western cape could mean those are brought to the take by the french who are going to who came with the dutch in 1642 they broke with the cape malays marry who have influenced that part but we janov africa's food so same thing in durban if you go to cater then which is another part of south africa which is the south is is on the coast. the colonialist came with them with slaves from india who worked the sugarcane fields of the durban they brought with the indigenous ingredients that are now grew indigenously in south africa and they become part of the indigenous googling there and they become part of the local and what what when people refer to tradition. no recipient additional who come up how do you feel maison is a force like almost every little bit of south africa is influenced by other places and all the pasta well then i'm just wondering u.s. officials so again is this a bad thing is this on the go is it. i think there are a lot of ways to look at it but i think you know what we were just tal

. - what is cape of good hope? - that's it. globe trottin', $800, please.nah again. - what is singapore? - right. and globe trottin', $1,000, please. [ beep ] and that would be the ross ice shelf. hannah, go again. words of wisdom, $200, please. erik. - who is dylan? - bob dylan. right. words of wisdom, $400. erik. who is miller? arthur miller. "death of a salesman." $600, wisdom. rock. - who is pope francis? - yes. he's the one. wisdom for $800. [ beep ] it is still a "beautiful" world. good thoughts. wisdom for $1,000. answer... all right. [ applause ] you're at plus $200. you can risk $1,000. i'll go for $1,000, please. all right, here's the clue... who is... oh. i don't know. [ beep ] will...rogers. will rogers. less than a minute now. cher for $200. rock. "i want you, babe." what is "i want you, babe"? no. hannah or erik? [ beep ] it's not "i want you." it's "i got you babe." "i got you babe." rock. cher for $1,000. that's cher and christina aguilera at the hollywood premiere of this musical, in which cher played a club owner. hannah. - what is "burles

the accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from cape canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between the 40-yard lines. transit ships are steering a safer course. tireless satellites have given us warnings of hurricanes and storms and will do the same for forest fires and more. to be sure -- [ applause ] -- to be sure we are behind, and will be behind for some time, m manned flight. but we do not intend to stay behind and in this decade we shall make up and move ahead. [ applause ] the growth of our science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our universe and environment. by new techniques of learning and mapping and observation, by new tools and computers for industry, medicine, and the home as well as the school. technical institutions such as rice will reap the harvest of these gains. and finally the space effort itself, while still in its infancy, has already created a great number of new companies, and tens of thousands of new jobs. space and related industries are generating new demands in investment and skilled personnel. and this city and this s

the england squad flight to cape town tomorrow with the second test starting on friday.esult was settled using the duckworth lewis method. chasing down the hurricanes total of 69 from their limited 11 overs, the stars were on course to win. the weather then intervened again prompting an early end to the match. the stars were 55 for 3 at the close and were awarded the win. to darts, peter wright is just one match away from winning his first pdc world championship title. he's through to the final at alexandra palace — after beating gerwyn price 6—3. wright has reached the final once before, in 2014, where he lost to michael van gerwen, who is currently beating nathan aspinall 11—2 in tonight's other semi final. after becoming the first woman to win a match at the pdc world championship, fallon sherrock has been given a place in all of the world series of darts events next year. sherrock made it through to the third round at the alexandra palace before eventually being beaten by chris dobey last friday. her historic first—round win there meant she secured a place at the 202