and then ultimately to the father zamora and shane shane, crazy have been convicted now in connection with the fentanyl distribution conspiracy. the rapid spread of covid is affecting services in the bay area. the superior court of alameda county now is reducing its hours for certain services, including drop boxes and the clerk's office on the peninsula. all town facilities in coma have closed until january. 28 and san francisco mayor london breed says the number of breakthrough covid cases in the city is now affecting health care workers along with police fire and muni and other city workers as well. workers, by the way, calling out sick and mass and that's leading to suspend its subway trains extended school breaks and some other notable changes in workplaces across the country. some businesses are even being forced to close out right? brian entin has more now on the omicron surge that's being felt in just about every industry, including public safety. >> it's hard to get the job done when workers aren't showing up on the kron causing a record number of sick calls in just about ever

shane cronin, thank you so much. shane is _ to come. shane cronin, thank you so much. shane is a _ to come. shane cronin, thank you so much. shane is a vulcanologist - to come. shane cronin, thank you so much. shane is a vulcanologist at - much. shane is a vulcanologist at the university _ much. shane is a vulcanologist at the university of— much. shane is a vulcanologist at the university of auckland. - sophie raworth will present the new sunday morning programme on bbc one at 9:00 this morning. sophie, what do you have on today's show? i'v e i've got a lot on the programme this morning. the prime minister under pressure this weekend. we have the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, who is flying high in the polls. he will be joining starmer, who is flying high in the polls. he will bejoining me. we will also be talking to the conservative party chairman, oliver dowden, he was giving a press conference during 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 fro

we begin with assistant deputy chief shane tireloa. shane's been one of the busiest people in the fire department as we look to training opportunities in the month of december. public information class. instructor class and engine boss class. a task personal aviation detector. disaster initiative. vehicle training, combined space spanish for first responders in conjunction with our employee group. we can also see we participate in the yearly live burning training at the airport. deputy chief brown will speak more to that later if you have any questions. you can see here, we have the 128th class came to the rescue just in time for the holidays. they are participating in their physical training on the embarcadero and i believe that's the comm room on station four and there's the happy graduation day with all the smiles and we told them shortly thereafter we'd be working christmas day and new year's eve day. and here's a great photo. we can just see this screams pandemic, this photo with everybody with their masks on. it will be in the sa

on new year's eve shane bartek was killed during one. >> mostly shane wanted to be remembered as someone who cared. >> reporter: police stress you should know what the carjacking hot spots are, residential driveways, gas stations while drivers fill up their cars, atms, and streets with poor lighting the main advice police say is be aware of your surroundings, and once you get in your car make it a habit to start the vehicle and drive away immediately, lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds the raging battle over masks in schools reaching a fever pitch now in one state, and the supreme court agrees to hear the most serious challenge to college affirmative action in years. >>> in minnesota today the federal trial of three former officers charged in the death of george floyd getting under way today. the three are accused of violating floyd's civil rights by failing to provide medical assistance as a fourth officer, derek chauvin, kneeled on his neck for more than nine minutes. chauvin was convicted last year of murder and sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison >>> let's r

we can speak now to shane chronan, a vulcan ologist from the university of auckland. hi shane. what more do we know about the situation in tonga? right now, after these surveillance flights by new zealand and australia and plains. yes. are we seeing now a picture image of quite some damage? certainly there's 2 nami, have created quite a damage and they've been around 2 centimeters of s fall over the main inhabited island of topper and a similar amount of ash in the north on the positive side of the coins or that damage is not as much as we would've 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 fallen into the ocean and, and places where there aren't islands. now not to undermine the seriousness. somebody because there are some places in august i'm low lying. vices impact has been quite major. so when we spoke to you 24 hours ago, shane you were somewhat optimistic. the damage in tonga was not as bad as some had feared. what is your assessment now? yeah, in terms of the volcanic definitely is ab

cronan, a vulcan ologist from the university of oakland. shane, do we don't mo, now about the situation until after the surveillance flies by new zealand and australian plains yeah, good morning. we do, we do a lot more and also some of the satellite imagery that's being collected through the you in the program. and so we've seen extensive damage due to those, you know, me and also as a whole across most of the islands. thankfully the school is not too thick, so mainly around to seem to me to think on the 9 island upon the top and some of the other islands to the north have looked like they have a little thick ash. and. and then this unami damage is mainly combined to 2 or 3 very low lying islands with major damage. most of the others have relatively well major damage, but not the live site. it's not a big thing. a lot of we have the housing is so we spoke at 24 hours ago and then you were somewhat optimistic that damage until by itself from the reception was not that bad. i use still optimistic about that. i think the damage is slightly more than what i was expecting and the damage is

well that's 1000000000 shane crone and he's vocal knowledge is from the university of oakland shane books and you tell us about this erection just how powerful was it. yeah. so it was an extremely powerful event and so it was very short lived. so when you compare it to other erections, it's quite difficult box. essentially, during the short list containment along eruption, the power it released was very similar to that of the 1991 eruption append to by when the philippines. and so it seems shock waves around the world literally. so pressure away sexually atmosphere pressure waves. they traveled around the world and in some parts the world on the other, on the other side of the globe from, from tongue. i've actually got 2 last one. translate one side of the trembling around the globe, so remarkable for many of them. so, so remarkable with the nominator generated. so what kind of damage from your experience? what kind of damage can we expect that because we don't hear anything from tangle because communication links that down. yeah, we have some, some recent information now. and the actual

hazel, georgia libertarian governor candidate, the one and only shane hazel. >> but to be here. kennedy: jon gabriel, i will start with you. when an arsonist says why am i out? this is a horrible idea? maybe we are doing something wrong. >> i found in life i rarely agree with arsonist but i agree with this one, he's maker better points and people leaving the city right now. criminal justice reform is very important but doesn't mean you change the definition of criminal justice and it means justice not only for the accused, also for the victim as well so he's completely right, i'm writing him in for mayor if i ever moved to baltimore because he's right on the money, you have to give fair sentencing and treatment, not just completely ignore serious crimes putting people in baltimore at risk. kennedy: and there are a lot of people have been caught up in the system who have unpaid tickets turn into a bench warrant, they are arrested and those of the people who shouldn't be held on bail but oftentimes are. people who try to kill people, i don't think they are the ones who should rece

shane warne coming up best, good luck. shane warne coming up for you. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. congestion on the capital's roads costs london's economy £5.1 billion a year. the figures revealed by city hall are based on an estimate of the average earnings that drivers could be making, or the leisure time they could be enjoying, if they weren't stuck in traffic. car travel has been the most resilient form of transport in the last couple of years. the mayor's warned unless more efforts are made towards greener travel londoners face replacing one public health crisis with another caused by filthy air and gridlocked roads. meanwhile drivers who break the rules on london's red route roads will face fines of £160 from next monday. it's an increase of £30. tfl says it will help reduce congestion and improve air quality. one of the most crucial raf bases defending london in the second world war, bromley�*s biggin hill airport, is to get a memorial garden. it's one of the show

host: let's get back to our phone lines and talk to shane: from lakewood, california -- shane calling from lakewood, california. caller: i was incarcerated in l.a. county for 45 days. it opened my eyes to a lot of things. first, it is really broken. you know, yeah, the gangs do run the jails for the most part. what, there is part between gang leaders and corrections officers. after running -- getting out i was on probation and i found it hard to find a job. one of the things is that on the application you have to check the box that says, are you a felon? when you check that box that says you are a felon, even though it does not automatically disqualify you, employers look at that and do not want to hire you. so guys have to go out there and commit crimes to make that money to pay off their probation, to pay off the court fees. so we need to do something to fix the whole system. host: let's talk to angela from indianapolis, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a loved one who currently is serving time in a georgia state prison. this individu

host: let's get back to our phone lines and talk to shane: from lakewood, california -- shane calling from lakewood, california. caller: i was incarcerated in l.a. county for 45 days. it opened my eyes to a lot of things. first, it is really broken. you know, yeah, the gangs do run the jails for the most part. what, there is part between gang leaders and corrections officers. after running -- getting out i was on probation and i found it hard to find a job. one of the things is that on the application you have to check the box that says, are you a felon? when you check that box that says you are a felon, even though it does not automatically disqualify you, employers look at that and do not want to hire you. so guys have to go out there and commit crimes to make that money to pay off their probation, to pay off the court fees. so we need to do something to fix the whole system. host: let's talk to angela from indianapolis, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a loved one who currently is serving time in a georgia state prison. this individu

shane i interesting to watch. shane mcguinness and karina ford, thank you very much, from melbourne. melbourne has been the centre of attention for the last half an hour. if you have just switched on your tv, one of the big stories of the last few days or so, novak djokovic has won his appeal against the has won his appeal against decision to refuse him a visa. he will at the moment to be able to take part in the australian open which begins next monday. he the australian open which begins next monday-— next monday. he will stay in australia — next monday. he will stay in australia and _ next monday. he will stay in australia and had _ next monday. he will stay in australia and had his - next monday. he will stay in i australia and had his passport returned to him, and be released from detention immediately. we will bring all of the details they unfold. critical workers in england will be required to take daily covid—19 tests from today, to help reduce the spread of the virus. there have also been renewed ca

shane warne thinks he will be roundly _ out there? shane warne thinks he will be roundly booed. _ out there? shane warne thinks he will be roundly booed. the - will be roundly booed. the australian _ will be roundly booed. the australian public _ will be roundly booed. the australian public will not be happy about it but there is quite a big serbian community who will be very positive and cheering for him. thea;r positive and cheering for him. they were outside _ positive and cheering for him. they were outside the _ positive and cheering for him. i“i9: were outside the court positive and cheering for him. i“i91 were outside the court on monday. positive and cheering for him. they i were outside the court on monday. as many viewers as prime minister's questions — many viewers as prime minister's questions today! a many viewers as prime minister's questions today!— many viewers as prime minister's questions today! a mixed picture in the weather. _ questions today! a mixed picture in the weather, carol, _ questions today! a mixe