we'll leave it there. shane cronin, vulcan ologist from the university of auckland. thanks so much for that update. thank you. yep. nice to speak to you again. or we have a d w exclusive for you. now, thousands of athletes. officials and reporters traveling to china for the upcoming winter olympics risk having their online communications hacked through the official app for the event. that's what internet security researchers from the organization, citizen lab and canada, or warning after an investigation into the might 2022 ap and d. w has exclusive access to that report. and chinese authorities have asked everyone taking part in deal a bit to install the app at least 2 weeks before traveling today. shing, it is aimed at the tracking and tracing for corona virus, but it isn't all round out for the participants, so they will need it to register health data to check in at competition venues. they can also use it to check whether reports and to chat to others who are also taking part in the game and deed abuse. internet security expert oliver lino has been looking throug

that's shane crone in vulcan ologist at the university of auckland. many thank sir. thank you. bonus like a football now and saturdays top of the table clash featured the spicy pairing of 7th place. union berlin against the surprise team of the season so far. hoffen haim who came in to this match a 3rd in the standings but away it when yawn. hoffen himes unbeaten ron of 7 matters. came to an end with the berliners winning to one. ah, the gas from hoffen haim had the more enterprising stars. and take us on the score . she's up to 22 minutes. no big celebrations here. it was an hour ago by unions t mo baumgartener who had elapsed, bebbles cross into his own ness, a deserved lead, that lasted only a handful of minutes as andreas fogel santa equalized. the lucky one with the bull bouncing off cloth, in hine cooper, oliver bowman, and into the nes, nearly another own dough after the one that gave hoffen hind the leads $11.00 the scores half time and after a hard fought 2nd tough union got lucky once again with krisha pomo, eventually pushing the ball over the line to round

that's shane cronin, vulcan ologist at the university of auckland. many thanks her. thank you. to the bonus luca and for their away game at top performing cologne by and munich. welcome back. 6 of the 9 players who had been unavailable due to cove it with captain manuel noah, among them and cologne, were no match for byron sign, nearly complete roster. as robert levin dorski scored a hattrick in a foreign nail route. this brought the striker's grip wound, his legal goals tally to 300. the wind leaves buyer and 6 points ahead of goldman at the top of the table. some winner, sports and japanese skiers have swept the moguls at deer valley in utah. in the final world cup event before next month's winter olympics in the men's icama, how rich emma triumphed with just over 84 forms. the wind keeps him 2nd in the overall world cup standings with one competition remaining. in the women's henri, co, moral emerge, victorious with just under $81.00 things the 17 year old is now on top of the world cup standards. what if you're watching d w news? here's a reminder of the top story we're foll

that's are shane cronin, vulcan ologist, at the university of auckland. many thanks her thank you. now to the buddhist lega, and for their away game at top performing cologne by munich. welcome back. 6 of the 9 players who had been unable due to cove it with captain manuel noir among them and cologne were no match for by inside. with a newly complete roster with robin levin, dusky scoring a hattrick and afford neil route. this brought the strikers career buddhist legal goals, tally to 300. when means by and maintain a 6 point lead over dorman, at the top of the table, you watching d. w. news use a reminder of the top story we're following for you. judges in australia have upheld the deportation against novak jock of fans. of the serbian tennis store expressed their disappointment at the wound he came to australia without being vaccinated against covet. 19 up next shift looked at how netflix and other streaming platforms are changing. the film industry is plenty more for you on our website, d, w dot com and will be back with more news at the top of the hour. for now, michael. okay, t

i asked shane cronan, vulcan ologist from the university of auckland. yes, i think now a picture of quite some damage certainly is to nami, have created quite a damage and they've been around 2 centimeters or bashful over the main inhabited island of topper and a similar amount of ash in the nor on the positive side of the coins or that damage is not as much as we would've expected for such a large explosion. and i think it's been quite lucky for the people of tonga, that a lot of the ash has actually fallen into the ocean. and in places where there aren't islands. now, not to undermine the seriousness of it because there are some places and target some low lying places where this nami impact has been quite major to the corona virus pandemic. now, south africa was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the on the cross variance . now the wave is passed and other countries are looking to learn from its experience. data shows how the cranberry causes a spike in case numbers because it is highly infectious. a lot more than previous corona virus variance.

i ask shane cronan of vulcan ologist from the university of auckland. yes, i think now a picture image of quite some damage. certainly this unami have created quite a damage and it has been around 2 centimeters of s fall over the main inhabited island of duncan topper and a similar amount of ash in the north. and on the positive side of the coin though, that damage is not as much as we would have expected for such a logic explosion. and i think it's been quite lucky for the people of tongue that a lot of the ash has actually fall and into the ocean. and in places where there aren't islands now, not to undermine the seriousness of it because there are some places in tang. i'm low lying places where the c nami impact has been quite major. now to the corona virus pandemic, south africa was the 1st country to sound the alarm about the on the kron variant. now the wave has passed and other countries are looking to learn from its experience. data shows how the micron buried causes a spike in case numbers because it is highly infectious. so a lot more than prev

siouxsie wiles is associate professor and microbiologist at the university of auckland. want to start by asking you, we look back at the last couple of years, what are some the biggest lessons that you think we have learned? in many ways, i look in wonder whether we have learned anything at all, to be honest. here we are, two years and in and we still have massive transmission of the virus in many places. so, ifeel like in some ways, we've had some incredible milestones, we've had the development of safe and effective vaccines much quicker than i thought it would happen, but we also have to stop transmission and the vaccines are not doing that completely and get many places are not using all of the other tools in your toolkit to stop transmission. aerosol and airborne viruses, but it's not enough to actually act on. when i look at how— enough to actually act on. when i look at how different _ i look at how different countries are coping with the pandemic at this point in time, you've got some getting rid of restrictions like we heard in france in the uk but other countri

a professor from university of auckland told new zealand science center that research indicates that when there is this kind of eruption episode that it could last for weeks or months. it could potentially trigger other blasts. how do you feel about that assessment? >> yeah. that sounds perfectly reasonable to me. the sort of thing that is hard to pin down sometimes. i know viewers are familiar with the eruption in the canary islands. that began several months back. it was unclear, it is going to go on for weeks or months. one of the hardest questions is how long will an eruption last. they're better knowing when an eruption will stop more or less, but when it ends is tricky, you can't see how much magma is supplied from deep parts of the crust up to the surface. it is hard to tell. but good to be cautious. scientists generally say based on historical evidence of past eruptions, these things can go on for days, weeks or months. it is to be seen. it is much harder to pinpoint when an eruption will end relative to when it is probably going to begin. >> impressive, the power of mother na

university of— much. shane is a vulcanologist at the university of auckland. - sophie raworth will present the new sundayng the first lockdown just minutes before a bring your own bottled drinks party took place in the downing street gardens. we will be getting the latest from melbourne on novak djokovic losing his appeal, and he is back. a different channel, morning tv, piers morgan will be here tojoin me morning tv, piers morgan will be here to join me to go through all the papers. dojoin us for that. could be lively. sophie, thanks very much indeed. look forward to seeing you. let's get more on that breaking news this morning. tennis world number one novak djokovic has lost his appeal against deportation from australia. let’s deportation from australia. let's talk to the _ deportation from australia. let's talk to the sports _ deportation from australia. let�*s talk to the sports broadcaster shane mcinnis, whojoins us talk to the sports broadcaster shane mcinnis, who joins us from melbourne. mcinnis, who 'oins us from melbourne._ mcinnis, who 'oins us from melbourne. ., ., , ., melbourne. good morning

. >> kevin trenberth is an honorary academic in the department of physics at auckland university and me now from auckland. so is it unusual to see bomb cyclones this time of year, let alone so many in the past couple of months? >> not at all. the term was created back in, i think, the 1970s m.i.t. and i was a student at m.i.t. then as it turns out. so these storms has been happening to one extent or another for many years, but there does tend to be a pattern where things get set up in the storm track persists. and so a number of storms with follow similar storm tracks in a particular period. and that's evidently what's been happening now. >> interesting. so is it just our perception then that they seem to be happening more often? and is there something maybe different in the places that we're seeing them, then? >> well, the places and the overall regime is affected by things like the la nina phenomenon. cool temperatures out in the tropical pacific, which helps to influence the wave patterns of -- the atmospheric wave patterns across the united states. but, one of the factors is that

auckland, new zealand. we have robert bartholomew honory, senior lecturer in the department of psychological medicine at the university of oakland. he is also the co author of havana syndrome, mass fica, genic, illness, and the real story behind the embassy ministry. and hysteria and cultures in essex . in the u. k. we have natasha lind, stats, ortho, and specialists on us foreign policy. she's social sciences deputy dean at the university of essex and in boston, massachusetts. in the us, we have glen, call a korea cia officer, and formerly a deputy national intelligence officer. welcome to you all glen call in boston. havana syndrome. what might it be? well, the immediate thought, i think of all of my colleagues and the institutions involved in foreign policy is that the, the russians are the most likely ones to have done this kind of activity. whether to obtain intelligence or to harass or both we don't know. and we don't know that it's the russians, but that's the, the reflexive thought there are probably only 4 countries or so that would have the capability or the interest in doing this sort of thing. assuming tha