Welcome back a look at headlines now in sudan 11 people have been injured after a Security Forces fired shots at protesters in the capital khartoum demonstrators were attempting to set up barricades outside the military headquarters defying warnings to end their assets and. Has been outbreak of fighting in libyas disused International Airport in tripoli forces loyal to the u. N. Recognize governments and they. Fight to south of the capital and Syrian Government forces have bombed rebel held areas in the countrys northwest several civilians were injured after asteroids hit parts of aleppo hama and it. Well police in the usa to the genuine identify the gunman and his victims following fridays mass shooting the way in crowd a was an engineer who had worked for the city of the ginia beach for 15 years and he say he shot and killed 12 of his coworkers was killed off to a long gun battle with police its the worst incident of mass shooting in the u. S. This year castro has more now from Virgi
Includes i think sections of the sudanese military would be happy to see a sudan become a democracy and be able to rejoin the International Community and there are sections of that Transitional Military Council made up of season war criminals who clearly want to try to shoot their way to power if they cons coopt or coerce the protest movement into doing their bidding and a key figure who is now emerging he seems to have the full backing of the powerful paramedic sure that the Rapid Support forces here we were just discussing there is general ham mattie. To what extent could possibly complicate this already this very delicate stage that saddam is at the moment trying to move from. You know what has effectively been dictatorship to democracy how could he complicate that transition. Yeah i mean this is a man with an incredibly complicated past to use that word as well i mean hes heavily implicated with the gender weight in darfur and the atrocities that have happened in darfur of an exten
About us and you know how they they almost make it seem that you know its our fault that weve been murdered for the places that we you know we gravitate towards so. You know that was a really painful time for me. And then my sister in law she was also hound in a park not a park im sorry a field just outside of a task and in 2004 her case is unsolved but at that time there was over i dont know up to 20 Indigenous Women found in trials in ditches in and around and then 10 and then many of those are still unsolved. Still ahead for you on the program. Tens of thousands pay tribute to an opposition icon in the democratic republic of congo. And the battle for bandwidth how 5 technology could affect our ability to predict extreme weather events. Hello the cold air still hanging around is pushed a long way north right up to tropical queensland now does not like it looks like the trans coming size for that is the clouds there term trying to drive at max 21. 00 in townsville should be about 27.
Oceanographic and Atmospheric Agency noah says this will no longer be the case if bandwidth in space is sold off to 5 g. Companies the reason noah says senses on satellites that measure crucial indicators like water are being compromised by the signals from 5 g. Providers in a shared bandwidth there is genuine concern here that as 5 g. Is deployed in it interferes with those atmospheric signals that were trying to detect with the weather satellites that we will not be able to provide the same quality and reliability a forecast that we have currently but the f. C. C. And the 5 g. Industry denies they would be any interference and Wireless Industry representative brad gillen said in a blog post its an absurd claim with no Science Behind it he maintains that no as claim relies on the. Study of a microwave sensor that never went to to use not so insists the scientists well i can tell you that there are many scientists know nasa and outside of the government that are looked at us and also o
All of our other top stories of course i will have more in the news in about twenty five minutes time thats off the inside story which starts now. Resign now thats the message from protestors to deal president Joseph Kabila several people have already been killed in a violent crackdown by Security Forces so what will it take for them to step down african countries slide further into turmoil this story. Hello welcome to the program im Adrian Finnegan its a new year but when it comes to politics in the democratic republic of congo theres nothing new president Joseph Kabila has been in power since two thousand and one his second term in office officially ended in december twenty sixth but hes still there and promised elections have never happened catholics in the capital kinshasa prayed on sunday they want to be allowed to leave but Peaceful Demonstrations to violence at least seven people were killed and dozens were arrested by Security Forces so what does twenty eighteen hold for the pe