government announced the ban on the motorcycles known as does because of what it described as the cales and disorderliness and scary figure is often fatal accidents now drives in lagos took to the streets to protest the bad which starts on the 1st of february the bikes you see off a key source of income for thousands of nose skilled young men living in the city. an attempt to keep. up this police man is trying to keep try sickles off the street it's only the beginning of the morning rush hour but traffic is already jammed try sickles and motorbikes known as okada are by far the cheapest and fastest mode of transport. this is one of these is ways of getting through what have you traffic in lagos but soon people here won't be able to ride a motorbike any more. the government argues that motorbikes cause too many accidents but many depend on them for their livelihoods plenty of small commercial companies have popped up in recent years that's on top of thousands of drivers who operate on their own for all of them the band is a huge blow. is. it a bit of it. before you go in order for me to

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across china if there's any panic sparked around this corona virus that it could lead to all sorts of cale's so the government is very much interested in trying to spread the message that it is all ok if you have any symptoms get tested because we're not ruling out human to human transmission but at the same time don't panic and just go about a business that's that's their message so far. several people have been killed by a car bomb that exploded in an apparent attack on turkish contractors in somalia it happened in the town of gori you which is northwest of the capital mogadishu the turkish engineers were having lunch with somali police at the time of the attack al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the bot. more news to come still on al-jazeera including tension at the border between mexico and guatemala and thousands of like ones pursue their dream of a new life in the u.s. returning to college filipinos evacuated from the base of the volcano are allowed back to their homes but only for a few hours. hello there yet more rain in the forecast across all southern regions of australia al

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. >> wire back with cale shirley the author of the new book: mary ball washington: the up told story of george washington's mother." good morning. >> thank you, jesse. >> host: why white brought mary ball was? we have heard the story of george washington of. why write about his mother. >> guest: because she is a misunderstood figure of history. badly treated by american history. there's never really been a definitive biography done of george washington's father which is remarkable and it's

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friday, i approve of your book but this maybe not all night the night time is cold, it is called it is caled toes of their good now there's a book clubs and sweat has tonit because of some showers on the way. 2 so today we got clear skies we're going to have a comfortable temperatures but i know this orning has been frigid rkeley, look so nice and clear as does much of the rest of the bay area. >>and yojust get one look at these temperatures and you want to head back inside for a nute livermore double in each still in the 30's we're climbing out of the 30's right alongside the bay redwo city hayward in oakland, all fell into the upper 30's this morning, so temperatures are in the process of climbing w and will continue to clim still a lot colder than e yesterday but we're going to level out later today, our aytime highs seasonable and very similar to where we were sterday. in fact, san jose geing a little warmer up to 60 degrees today. i have more on ur forecast. still ahead robin. >>all right, thank you john a quick peek at the bay bridge, a minor weighand some of e cash lanes it's been a g

. >> wire back with cale shirley the author of the new book: mary ball washington: the up told story of george washington's mother." good morning. >> thank you, jesse. >> host: why white brought mary ball was? we have heard the story of george washington of. why write about his mother. >> guest: because she is a misunderstood figure of history. badly treated by american history. there's never really been a definitive biography done of george washington's father which is remarkable and it's not just she had them. that would be to ease. its how raided hem. her husband augustine today when george was a 11 and mary was a single mother in her 30s raising six children. that alone i think would resonate with a lot of women in america today and the tough time she went through raising her children. so, there was a -- when she was referred to by biographers from time of her passing until the time of the civil war, she came across as kind of like june cleaver, and or mary mother of chryst christ, after the civil war and real-time began to take hold in the american literature with moby dick and

across china if there's any panic spot around this corona virus that it could lead to all sorts of cale's so the government is very much interested in trying to spread the message that it is all ok if you have any symptoms get tested because we're not ruling out human to human transmission but at the same time and don't panic and just go about any business that's that's the message so far. well this virus is being identified under a class of viruses that as you heard can cause the common cold but could also be a serious saw as severe acute respiratory syndrome that killed nearly 800 people worldwide in 2003 chinese authorities suspect that the virus originated in the seafood market in the city of will harm it's thought viruses spread from species to species chinese officials say that there are no cases yet of it being passed from one person to another there appears to be a 10 day delay between infection and detection made up of the incubation period of a further delay before hospital admission on the show is adult i'm sorry is a senior scholar at johns hopkins sense of for health security

across china if there's any panic sparked around this corona virus that it could lead to all sorts of cale's so the government is very much interested in trying to spread the message that it is all ok if you have any symptoms get tested because we're not ruling out human to human transmission but at the same time don't panic and just go about a business that's that's their message so far. well for more on this we can speak to hugh pennington is an emeritus professor of bacteria at the university of aberdeen any joins us live thank you so much for being with us so in light of what we know already how worried do you think that people should be about this virus. not too worried at this point we're still learning about it after all it's the 1st new virus of the 20 twentieth's he's only appeared at the right at the end of last year so there's still a long way to go before we have the sort of full science although we have a lot already full credit to all the people who'd be looking at this virus they've sequenced its genome they've developed tests so that we know whether somebody has been infected

across china if there's any panic spot around this corona virus that it could lead to all sorts of cale's so the government is very much interested in trying to spread the message that it is all ok if you have any symptoms get tested because we're not ruling out human to human transmission but at the same time don't panic and just go about a business that's that's their message so far earlier my colleague spoke to hugh pennington who's an emeritus professor of bacteriology at the university of opposition he says finding out of humans control transmit the virus is crucial. there are many unanswered questions the big one is human to human transmission doesn't happen if it happens how often does it happen how close do you have to be to somebody to catch the virus we know that almost certainly it spread on the wind it's spread by the air which is quite a difficult thing to prevent it's not like something probably in food or water and so on so there are these are these are problems which they're grappling with at the moment do we have controls at airports people taking people's temperatures no

ella dice que no le gusta que le cepillen el cales bello. comprar tabaco. los servicios de salud dicen que nunca habÍan visto una epidemia asÍ que creciera tan rÁpido . >> realmente se puso de moda. >> ha afectado mÁs que nunca algo a los jÓvenes. >> y un gran porcentaje de muerte a causa del uso de este tipo de cigarrillos. dicha prÁctica ha provocado 55 muertes. no es una previsiÓn sin un anuncio que prioriza los poderes de aplicaciÓn de la ley de la agencia contra los productos de tabaco. en un comunicado emitido por la fda, en ciudades como nueva york que ya han prohibido la venta de los cigarrillos electrÓnicos. fue un paso de mano para ayudar a los jÓvenes porque dicen que desea atrae mucho a este proyecto. hemos hablado con los neg negociantes que han invertido tanto dinero nosotros tenemos a veces mucha culpa- sino nos sentimos con la moral de poder decirle a nuestro hijo que no sume. Índices mejor le comprÓ una de estas cigarrillos electrÓnicos . >> nos estamos empujando a una enfermedad o algo feo que ni siquiera podemos controlar.

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