in cape town's southern suburbs. the miyas are having breakfast together -- a rare occasion for the busy family. one thing that's always present at the breakfast table -- electronic devices. what other parents might ban is actually encouraged in the miya household. >> we are very techy, so i can't, i don't imagine myself without a phone. we do our family arrangements over google, so we do google meetings. >> baratang miya lives and breathes i.t. the south african is the founder of girlhype, an organization that teaches coding to underprivileged girls. her youngest daughter thato is still in school. the rest of the family is involved in the business. baratang hurries to her office, a co-working space in woodstock, cape town's creative hub. on the schedule this morning is a meeting with her daughter, thoko. they discuss the new curriculum for girlhype. the aim of the organization is to bring more women into stem careers -- stem is short for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. baratang is passionate about

. >>> cape town exist right upside its latino neighbor. it's natural that they identify very much with mexican street culture. few things and body that particularly southern california let latino culture more than robe watering. e ve sanis arieels who said that was going to keep the cost down, tattooing, fashion and low ride gs. >> is that all smiemers that you use to be por and then is when it wot top lar and why do you think particularly mostly late 50s all the way through the 60s and the 70s and the '80s came up and they started bringing in the cadillacs an ree gals. the most classic first drop phony i have to work at 19 # a. >> how many korean low riders are there? >> there's a few ankles one, is there more korean than the first time. >> with 15 years ago? >> with seeing the cross over with the food. for the most part things are starting to be more coming up in the future. >> ideal low rider is something her appreciated to the people that create the techniques that's getting it right. for that you head to east l.a. >> my most famous no

baratang hurries to her office, a co-working space in woodstock, cape town's creative hub. on the schedule this morning is a meeting with her daughter, thoko. they discuss the new curriculum for girlhype. the aim of the organization is to bring more women into stem careers -- stem is short for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. baratatang is passssionate abt coding. >> someone taught me how to code in about an hour and i realized, beautitil, this isis a skill tt everybody should learn, every child, and having been on the feminist side i thought you know what i should focus on what ti know whihich is girls. >> baratang founded girlhype in 2003 after graduating from the course. thoko was one of her f first students. she was ten at the time, and accompanied her mother to all her coding classes. >> i've coded my first website when i was 1 11, it was an h h, and from there i was hooked. this is what i w want to be inid i have been doing that and persuing that little goal since then. >> today thoko studies journalism and works as an ambassador and administrator for

fikile mbalula, in cape town, welcome to hardtalk. let's begin with a simple question, there is no doubt the anc government is in crisis, who do you believe has the responsibility for that crisis? well, i wouldn't say it is a crisis. i would say we are undergoing some challenges in relation to what is happening now. and i think it is a test of time, which has happened not only now, over a period of time anc has been tested. it has emerged victorious at each turning point in terms of its history. well, you call it a challenge, i call it a crisis. i don't know what other word you could use when even the vice president suggests that the actions taken by his boss, the president, jacob zuma, have been unacceptable. well, the deputy president can express those views but we must understand the president has his prerogative and they have been placed in those positions by membership of the african national congress to lead, even in difficult times, even in times when you don't necessarily agree with the decisions of the president or whoever. b

that is the university of cape town? yeah. we had two — a black man and a young mixed—race coloured man, both my age — in the class. and there we did scenes together, as brothers, scenes together as all these dramas, and touched, and shouted, and called names. and it was ibsen, and brecht, and when we left the drama school we couldn't go anywhere together — it was against the law. we couldn't have a drink, we couldn't go and drink tea, or have meals, or sleep together. now, sex made a big difference for me, because i broke the law of actually having sex with somebody who was not only a male but also somebody who was not white, so i broke the law in two places. and i think through that instinctive survival, i could answer that question now. it took me many years to be able to answer that question. well, that is a fundamental question and it leads me then to the discussion of this wonderful creation of yours, which has in a sense defined your career, and that is this marvellous lady, evita bezuidenhout. that's right, bez

we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the research there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. to offset the human weight. we are excited to feature those in the middle space in middle passage. we do not have images in this space. we chose to allow the first-person voice to carry the space. we wanted those who went through the experience to speak for themselves. the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved but you also hear voices of crew members. you hear voices of slaves ship surgeons. the horrors of the experience but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, resilience, and the survival. we think of human suffering you resiliencenk of the of someone who can hold on during that experience. >> every morning, perhaps more instances than one have found of the li

we are fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the research revealed there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. that was used to offset the human weight. we are excited to feature those in the middle space in middle passage. we do not have images in this space. we chose to allow the first-person voice to carry the space. we wanted those who went through the experience to speak for themselves. the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved but you also hear voices of crew members. you hear voices of slaves ship surgeons. the horrors of the experience but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, resilience, and the survival. we think of human suffering you have to think of the resilience of someone who can hold on during that experience. >> every morning, perhaps more inst

alright, well, minister fikile mbalula, we thank you very much forjoining us from cape town. hello there. the weather contrast on wednesday got a little bit more stark across the uk, with low cloud dominant across parts of east anglia and the south—east. a breeze off a chilly sea. 9 celsius the high for one or two, but in the sunshine, and plenty of it further north and west, high teens and low 20s. and considering our wind is coming from the east, and will be for the next few days, you look downwind, clumps of cloud running into the same areas that we have seen during the past 2a hours. so, more cloud around on thursday. maybe the odd brighter break here and there. but east anglia and the south—east always prone to the odd spot of rain and drizzle and maybe a few splashes of drizzle further west. a few breaks in the cloud towards devon and cornwall, the channel islands, but probably a little bit of a cloudier start across wales, compared to what we saw yesterday morning. further north, though, sunshine will be out again across much of northern england, after a chilly sta

we are very fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town, and partners in mozambique as we were able to identify the slave ship wreck on the ocean floor off the coast of south africa. one of the key markers to identify this as a slave ship wreck is some of the research revealed there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. those were used to offset the human weight. we know there were balanced stones on the ship because we found them on the oceans floor. we are excited to feature those in the middle space in middle passage. one thing visitors will note is we do not have images in this space. we chose to allow the first-person voice to carry the space. we wanted those who went through the experience to speak for themselves. the human story extends to everybody. you will hear voices of those who were enslaved but you also hear voices of crew members. you hear voices of slaves ship surgeons. all discussing the horrors of the experience but also understand there is an important understanding of the resistance, resilience, and the survival. we thi

on the outskirts of cape town, their taxicab is violently hijacked.

. >> we met at cape town, 16 years after that. >> ha was middle. >> that was middle ground literally. >> the tumultuous days in south africa would come to form their book "south of forgiveness." stranger said his contribution came from the perspective of a very normal teenager. he took responsibility. he knew what he did was wrong. >> far too often the responsibility is attributed to female survivors of sexual violence and not to males who enacted it. >> reporter: there are those who feels like the 'tacker's voice should not be heard by the vk imor at auchlt . >> i understand that. i understand sitting many chair it's difficult to listen to me. >> reporteut because if more men under that sex of any kind without consent is assault, there wouldn't be so many victims. >> we pore over the survivor, what becauwas she thinking or wg or drinking. >> they have a duty to help with that and she has riemt to. it took her a long time to realize she was a victim of a crime. the statute of limb tase mads declined. it's important to note strange ler not profit from the book. his share will go toward

. >> we met at cape town, 16 years after that. >> ha was middle. >> that was middle ground literally. >> the tumultuous days in south africa would come to form their book "south of forgiveness." stranger said his contribution came from the perspective of a very normal teenager. he took responsibility. he knew what he did was wrong. >> far too often the responsibility is attributed to female survivors of sexual violence and not to males who enacted it. >> reporter: there are those who feels like the 'tacker's voice should not be heard by the vk imor at auchlt . >> i understand that. i understand sitting many chair it's difficult to listen to me. >> reporter: but listen to him they must, says, elva. because if more men under that sex of any kind without consent is assault, there wouldn't be so many victims. >> we pore over the survivor, what becauwas she thinking or wg or drinking. >> they have a duty to help with that and she has riemt to. it took her a long time to realize she was a victim of a crime. the statute of limb tase mads declined. it's important to note strange ler not profi

. >> reporter: backup aspected as cars exit garden state parkway and cape may county beach towns. once we are clear from that it is smooth sailing to complete our mission and see 5,000 beach balls drop at resorts. >> well, here we are, we made to it atlantic city, just a two hour tour, not bad for the friday of memorial day weekend glad we're here. moral is it is not that bad driving down the shore. when you get here one way or another i'm sure you'll have a ball. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i think end justifies the means in that case. >>> many are bypassing the shore and opt to go stay in philadelphia this memorial day weekend. if you want to bypass that traffic, businesses are ready for crowd here in philadelphia memorial day weekend is one of the busiest weekend of the year for morgan's pier on the delaware river. >> a lot of follow thanks don't get down the shore. if you don't go town the shore come here. we bring in extra beer, liquor , supplies just to get through crazy weekend. >> some others we have found skipping shore plan to do some boating on the river. >

beach towns. once we're clear from that it is smooths are smooth sailing to see 5,000 beach balls drop at resorts. >> well, here we are, we made it to atlantic city, just a two hour tour, not bad for the friday of memorial day weekend glad we're here. we're live as you can see, the moral of the story here is people like beach balls. they really really like beach balls and it wasn't that bad getting down the shore. even though it is, otherwise to have a ball this weekend good luck getting to the shore live from atlantic city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> we have some break news to tell but now, police are investigating the death of an infant in southwest philadelphia. authorities say the six week old boy was found unresponsive this afternoon, in a home on the 5800 block of willows avenue. child was rush to the hospital and pronounced dead shortly afterward, police are investigating this death as suspicious. >>> dozens of passengers were hurt overnight when tour bus

cape may, not bad, 65. dover checking in at 60, wilmington, 69. forecast for today there's a chance of a spotty shower this afternoon, i think a lot of this will be very, very light. jersey shore, 69 degrees, sunshine and clouds later on. shower after 3:00 p.m. philadelphia, spotty shower after lunch. poconos showers after lunchtime. >> another day another loss for the phillies. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, sometimes it's the starting pitching, sometimes it's the bullpen, sometimes it's the offense. philadelphia is a flawed team right now and the deficiencies on display against cincinnati. aaron nola on the hill, 3-0 reds. nola gives up 5 returns in 6 innings of work. tim phillies get two across in the 9th inning. franco strikes out to end it, phillies lose 5-2. >> it's frustrating why we're losing right now. nigh job was to keep the guys in the game, you know we get down 3-0 in the first two innings is tough. >> we need to step it up, we are better than this. >>> chip kelly cannot find another nfl buyer for his up temple poe of

that will make way for more moisture out to our west, that's going to be headed into town for the holiday weekends, not going took completely dry but not looking at wash out either. high temperatures in the 70s. headed into sunday, monday, talk more about the rain chances in your updated forecast in a bit. for now back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. memorial day celebrations happening across the weekends this weekend, camden county today honored the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice, service to our country. "eyewitness news" was at the camden county veterans cemetery attilaly on haddon avenue camden, volunteers there placed hundreds of american flags on eve grave site. >> makes me feel great. it shows people still care. and these people who were honoring today have passed and there is no better homage than you can pay to our fallen brother and sisters than the respect them on this day. >> the cemetery is the final resting place for hundreds of veterans, including more than 300 who served in the civil war. >>> patriotic music filled independence mall this afternoon, the unite

cape may with a few brave souls walking the beach. brighter shade of grate now. 63 dreeing east northeast wend 11 miles an hour. here in philadelphia over the next six hours we go from 64 we are where we are now day time high so far with east winds to 8-mile-per-hour and cloud cover to 8:00 we we will see 64 this really shouldn't be a sunshine probably just a slight of a moon. i don't think we're seeing a lot of sunshine at 8:00 but maybe a peek as the sun sets. winds to 9 miles an hour. 59 with a little bit of moon and high clouds at 11:00. this evening thp. that's what we're dealing with. come on back in a couple of minutes talk about the rest of the week again not a total washout. i got 80 in there, rain and sunshine. guys. >> mixed bag tammy thank you see you seen. >> a north philadelphia flam is severance for answers after two young children and grandmother died in an early morning fire yesterday. in montelongo avenue as that fire spread around 5:00 yesterday morning. the parapets of the 9 and 7-year-old victims made it out alive

ocean drive bridge over towns send inlet will not open in time for memorial day. it's closed between avalon and sea isle city. no word on when the bridge will reopen to traffic. >>> in lehigh county, back from the ashes. this all comes two years after a fire ripped through the restaurant in lower macungie township. these been in the community for 300 years. >> in atlantic county the ball is rolling to develop a 19 acre piece of land inside galloway township. we don't have that video there. >> it's bringing new jobs to the area. the historic town of smithville will expand the lot adding a hotel enand gas station and convenience store and two senior living communities. >> starting today in gloucester county, police are beefing of patrols looking for drivers not wearing their seat belts. they put $40,000 into what they call saturation patrols in 15 towns. it's part of the national click it or ticket campaign. the patrols will run through memorial day weekend. >> in ocean county, police want neighbors to be on the lookout of black bear. officers snapped this picture o

the town of sandwich in tosachusetts, it attempted use sand from the federal cape cod canal which otherwise would be dumped into the ocean to protect their town and federal requirements became a major obstacle. the army corps required the homeowners to provide easements, seating away their coastal property line forever, even ugly sand from this beneficial use project would only remain on the beach for five years. ultimately the town was unable to use federal funding for this essential shoreline protection project. general, dost ask you believe it is reasonable for the army corps to require property owners to provide easements in perpetuity for beneficial use projects if the sand is only going to last for a few years? would it be more appropriate for the easement to last as long as that sand remains on the beach, just as kind of a practical way of dealing with the issue? >> two things./ i don't know the details of sandwich. i know about the sand issue. i'm not sure i've ever been asked the question of how long should an easement ask. -- last. we can have the dialogue. what we are doing is fo

in the town of sandwich, general, in massachusetts, it tempted to use sand from the federal cape cod canal to be dumped into the ocean to protect their town and federal requirements became a major obstacle. the army corps required the homeowner it is provide easements seeding away their coastal property line forever even though the sand from this beneficial use project would only remain on the beach for five years. and ultimately, the town was unable to use federal funding for this essential shoreline protection project. so, can i just ask, general, do you believe it's reasonable for the army corps to require property owners to provide easements in prop tieuty for beneficial use projects if the sand is only going to last for a few years? wouldn't it be more appropriate for the easement to last as long as that sand remains on the beach, just as a -- kind of a practical way of dealing with the issue? >> so, senator, two things. i don't know the details of sandwich. i'm very aware of the sand easement issue all through seven different states. i'm not sure i have ever been asked a questi

. >>> we've been highlighting shore towns as part of our shore tour. let's look at cape may. very foggy conditions there. fog conditions across the region. let's find out more from bill henley. >>> it will take time to burn off, but it will. philadelphia international, thick fog in the area. so far no delays being reported at the airport. starting to see the skies brighten a little over wilmington. sun is up. temperatures will start to climb, and a little bit of breeze developing. that's doing away with the fog at least in delaware. parts of south jersey getting socked in with thick fog in the suburbs. 62 in philadelphia. some of the suburbs have dropped into the 50s the last couple of days. we're seeing a few of those numbers. low 60s. not a lot warmer in the 50s, still a little bit warmer than yesterday. exton is 61, 58 in wars doing ton. britain -- warringtan. bryn mawr is 51. warming to the 70s today. we haven't gotten close to that the last couple of days. today we'll get sunshine. the fog will burn off with a little bit of a warmup. that happens first thing this morning

in the town of sandwich in massachusetts, attempted to use sand from the federal cape cod canal that otherwise would be dumped into the ocean to protect their town, federal requirements became a major obstacle of the army corps, required the homeowners to provide easements, seating away their coastal property line forever even though the sand from this beneficial use project would only remain on the beach for five years and ultimately the town was unable to use federal funding for this essential shoreline protection project so can we ask the general, do you believe it is reasonable for the army corps to require property owners to provide easements in perpetuity for beneficial use projects if the sand is only going to last a few years? wouldn't it be more appropriate for the easement to last as long as the sand remains on the beach just as a practical way of dealing with the issue? >> two things. i don't know the details of sandwich. i'm aware of the sand easement issue in 7 different states. not sure i have been asked a question of how long should an easement last, should be correlat

cape may all ready for the action. >>> ♪ >> welcome back, it is 5:56. look at that sun coming up on wildwood new jersey, time to pack that car upright now and get ready to get on down, maybe you have a half day for your kid, heading down early i will see you on the highways down there. wave, say hi, big weekend getaway. >>> if you want to stay here there is so many amazing things happening all of our amazing event centers and one is mann music certainty. fifth hard money will be in town tonight. >> ♪ work, work, work >> the ladies will be putting their body to work this weekend, this evening as they will be working from home, our home, they will be all performing at mann music center, show kicks off at 7:00 , fun venue when you can sit outside, sunnies out, drying up. and the group formed on the x factor and i think they have who the member so they are more like fourth harmony. >>> we have been on the break ing news first out there first on the scene, lots of big developments where a bus crashes in the truck. now there are people that are victims left

and over in center city 76, and long wood 69 and 70 vineland and cape may. and dover 71 and smyrna in the lower 70s. here is satellite 6 along with action radar here is one upper level low the one responsibility for all the heavy rain where we picked up more than 2.25 rain in philadelphia and it moves off to the northeast. and spotty activity moving across eastern pennsylvania. they work eastward through the rest of the afternoon. today sun and high temperature up to 75 that is pretty close to where with should be this time of year. a spotty shower not out of the question and tonight we start to dry out and it's cool, down to 58 degrees in philadelphia. and cooler in some of the out lying suburbs. we'll take you through the day. 2:00 this afternoon spotty showers there in reading and allentown and same in philadelphia and spotty activity in south jersey and tonight we start to clear out as all the moisture dissipates but it stays unsettled foo the weekend. tomorrow morning sunshine to start and sun giving way to a few more clouds and spotty evening showers a

now, we did see some shower activity and some sprinkle activity especially south of town earlier this evening but that has since quieted down. we're going to deal with a dry night ahead of us and then we have some moisture, though, located out to our west. that's what's going to be impacting us as we head into tomorrow night. it's all associated with this next area of low pressure and this next system we're tracking. that's what's going to be swinging through but the majority of the day on sunday actually ends up completely dry. it's not going to be until sunday evening, sunday night and into memorial day that we bring those rain chances, those shower chances and storm chances back into the forecast so dry tonight and mainly dry throughout the day on sunday. let's show you now our future weather, how things are going to be playing heading into the next several hours or so. we'll deal with the clouds as we wake up tomorrow morning. there will be some areas of sunshine, though. we'll call for partly sunny skies on sunday. clouds will thicken up as we head toward the evening hours and th

a lot of people packing up the cars trying to get out of town about now. >> reporter: on the way to cape may, almost that time, tam. if you're in the city heading to work, you have slowing on i-95. not as bad as normal, not cottman into girard, but heavy southbound from the betsy ross bridge into girard this morning. in lumberton watching a crash maple boulevard at pat's pizzeria. it's slow on the garden state parkway southbound crash between sea isle and avalon is blocking a lane. townsend inlet bridge is closed for the holiday weekend. 96th street bridge is open into stone harbor. and the lafayette bridge into cape may has wrapped there. don't forget about the ramp closures in new castle, 141 southbound to get on 295 northbound. >> thank you, matt. now, let's go outside to david murphy for the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: good morning, tam we have sun and clouds mix. 62 degrees, still a little bit cool, but comfortable, winds are light so far. this afternoon breezier, sun and clouds and there is the chance of a spotty afternoon shower for a while today. by the time the evening

the clouds thin out in the northern and western areas. 66 in trenton and 63 is your current number in cape may. there goes to the rain from earlier this morning it fell apart and got off to the east by 7:00 or k this morning and that was according to the accuweather schedule. and out near philadelphia a lot of thinning of clouds and additional cloud cover marching in and that is how it will go and some of you stuck with mostly cloudy skies and some of you break out partly sunny skies and sun and clouds in the lehigh valley. and 72 is the high later on and at the shore not quite as mild with a high of 66 and clouds giving way to sun later today. and there is also an issue with tidal flooding during the evening and high tide along the ocean front tonight and in the places that usually get that, minor tidal flooding make sure you don't get it somed up with the flood water. and probably not hitting the high until 4:30 or 5:00 this afternoon and tonight the phillies trying to get a win against the rockies. it will be mostly cloudy and cool this evening and i expect it to be dry and a night wher

four towns within less than three hours driving distance, made the top ten list. wildwood crest, came in at number one, with ocean city, second, rehoboth beach with six, and cape may, tenth. the survey looked at various factors including the percentage increase in seasonal hotel book interesting spring to summer, as well as the value travelers get for their money. wouldn't minds going to any of those. >> beg ertz can't be choose ers. looking good there. >> should be good week toned get out there, too. >> specially after the last couple of days, so hot. >> it will definitely and lot cool they are weekends, still overall very pleasant, if you are making beach get away. at least we don't have to worry about soaking rain foreign tire day like we did last weekends, but certainly going to notice less humidity, this is region wide, not just at the shore, and also much cooler conditions. even just slightly below average, in fact, very heavy thunderstorms breaking out at the moment across iowa, missouri, this is eventually a system crossing through, but at the moment, we'v

heading to the shore on the way to cape may we will start to sing along between 12 and two when we will see increased volume, flash bag friday let me take you back, to the wildwood boardwalk, one year ago. lets take a listen. >> watch the tram car. >> watch the jammo please, watch the jammo please, watch the jammo please, watch the jammo please. >> my girlfriend, the most famous voice on the boardwalk, she said watch the tram car. we will hear that a million times between now and monday, down on the boardwalk, but if you are traveling from wildwood, up and down the shore towns this weekend, the townsend inlet bridge is still closed. it will not than opened for vehicle traffic. we will work your way back to route nine in the garden state parkway, forecast for this holiday weekend, sue has tonight 15 seconds >>> lots to pass along to you including a little bit of low fog in the pocono mountains this morning. it makes a pretty picture? hopefully we will have a good time no matter what the weather this weekend, it is not perfect but it won't be a wash out, so that is sort of the summary, ho

if you are heading to the shore we will start singing on the way to cape may probably between 12 and 2:00 when we will see volume head to the shore for weekend. just keep that in mind. once down the shore or down the shore as they say, towns end inlet bridge will not be opened this weekend because of that bridge repair project. so be ready for big delays between sea isle and avalon use route nine or garden state parkway. east bradford chester county bridge and avery place we will find an accident. kelly drive outbound right at cemetery there, part of the stone wall at hunting park avenue felon to what would be the right lane in the kelly drive, so look out, out of town. and montgomery into down town and sueby has got tonight 152nd. >>> 7:52. waves of wildwood, they are just waiting, for you. we will dry up these little puddles here it did rain last night. dit rain every where. it is looking better today but butter up the corn on the cobb because we are ready for a barbecue. here's what we got this weekend not a wash out but there will be a couple showers here and there. 78 degrees on

town officials will also kick off the international kite festival which runs through monday. in atlantic city today, the mayor will be unlocking the sea to start off the holiday weekend there. the annual tradition happened at 3:00 this afternoon, on the beach at north carolina avenue and the boardwalk, lots of people there and balloons to boot. we'll have another update for you in 25 minutes. you can always get the news and weather on the nbc10 app. we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. . >> announce