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holds open in israel's 5th election in on to 4 years. former prime minister benjamin netanyahu hopes to make a comeback. ah, i mullins, i eat this is out. is there a lie from dough or so coming up, an apology from south korea's interior minister off to stampede, killed more than $150.00 people li, submit. the response was inadequate. and russia says it's unacceptable for ships carrying grains passed through a black sea corridor and it won't guarantee their safety ah hello, welcome. voting eas, on the way in israel, in the nation's 5th national election in less than 4 years. prime minister jerry le pete has caused his vote in tel aviv israel has been in political deadlock since

2019. and then prime minister benjamin netanyahu was charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust. i've been number of coalition lead government since then, but the all failed to hang on to power in the contest it. i wanna say the biggest issue at the ballot box is whether vote is a willing to c. netanyahu return to power his in the could policies expected to finish as the largest and parliament, but is likely to fall short of a majority. as in yahoo needs 61 seats to regain power. now to get them, he's turning to the far right. politicians like ben givers and outspoken ultra nationalists have gained momentum in recent months. prime minister yeah le pete is also hoping to keep his job. he's on the other side of the political rena with his liberal party. yes. a t. all. so i'm the top job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the 63 earl is a centrist, aligned with the national unity party,

as guitar correspondent in west jerusalem, stephanie deca, she is live for us. so what is at stake in the selection? stephanie? well, it could see, as you mentioned there it if benjamin netanyahu is block winds, and if he manages to form a government within the fractious nature, which according to all the prediction of the poles, it's still going to be head to head. it's still going to be a very fractious coalition if we do indeed get a winner. but if a benjamin netanyahu returns to power, you are seeing it being a far right coalition made up of the ultra right. so it will say the religious and particularly one character is specifically to mar ben gavera, who is extremely current or controversial even by right wing standards. if you will, someone who's called to the expulsion of old palestinian some one has called for the annexation of the west bank, some one whose brandished his own weapon in occupied. his drew some taking the police to open fire. someone who calls for jewish right to prayer on their luck the

most compound. so if you see benjamin netanyahu, i'm forming a government, he will more than likely have a senior position in cabinet. in fact, some of the reports are saying he could have the, the public security ministry which is in charge of all police. so a lot of israelis find this concerning to you'll, the, a lot of the, in the process that this could also be, you know, a threat to israel's liberal democracy. so even though people are tired, as you mentioned, the 5th election and 3 and a half years, there is also a lot at stake. so turn out is going to be key in around 12 hours from now 10 pm local time. we will get some exit polls and perhaps get a little bit of a big a better picture as what the future is going to look like here the political future . and stephanie, there are 3 palestinian israeli policies are running. how are they expected to fair? yes. well, they used to run on a joint list. they are now divided it that we have to wait and see whether they're going to pass the threshold when it comes to these ready political system. parties

need 3.25 percent of the vote to get into the class. it that these are the parliament and you will automatically get for seats now for sheets might not sound a lot and apply them into the 120 seats. but that can really make or break any coalition, so it gives you a lot of power. this is what you saw, the 1st policy in israeli party last year. last selections that on party come in and really become the king maker if you will. but having said that, if you speak to policy in israelis, they will tell you that while, even though we were represented in government for the 1st time and hasn't actually changed anything. so also the policy in israeli vote is going to be crucial because in the last you know, couple of days of campaigning, it has become clear that their vote or whether not to vote could play into the hands of benjamin netanyahu. so again, we're going to have to wait and see, it's very complicated. it's really public sick when it comes to the numbers coalition building. so even if we got those results, those numbers to night were still, it's still could be

a surprise as to who gets appointed by the president to form a government. thank you for that. stephanie attack of that 1st live in west jerusalem. people in denmark also picking a new parliament today, 14 parties a vying for a 179 seats. the political battle is between the incumbent left wing block and right when candidates prime minister method free dixon was forced to call the early election off to the so called mink scandal and popularity dropped off to the coven 19 policy to coal. the entire mink population in the country. now frederickson is one of the front runners. she has been prime and assistance. 2019. she sent in left . but his embrace tightening, immigration policies. father to the rights we have jacob alman johnson. he is the head of the liberal party. he is the 3rd generation of his family to enter danish politics. the conservative party leader is sovereign pop holsen, who is long been considered the most credible politician on the right as credit.

but as he has shopped a fallen off to a recent scandal and there is form a prime minister laws lock rasmussen, he served pm twice. and as the head of the newly formed moderates, let's go to hush him. i'll borrow, who joins sly from copenhagen hush him get to see you. tell us how did the calling of minks lead to this early election 1000000 for a key element in the governing coalition, the, the social liberals. they said that the, the way the prime minister matter, fredrickson managed cove. it 19 was completely wrong, and particularly when it comes to the slaughter of the $70000000.00. a formed mink in denmark, along with the way, has been handling immigration, particularly a controversial agreement with the ones are where most of the asylum seekers in

denmark will be relocated to lawanda waiting for their documents to be processed with a potential for them to stay permanently that the social liberal said is between what we stand for as their mark and therefore we want news not elections. was it a wise decision who's likely to benefit more from that particular decision? we have to wait and see, but that's yet. there is a general consensus, a demo that this is an election which is going to be crucial, and most likely is going to end their case of political realignments in denmark where it was always a government led by the left or a government led by them. a right, that is a potentially the selection for the center to take more a ground and they are likely to shape the future of the, of the country and has them. so what are the main issues at stake in the selection mullin, if you look at what is happening now, just around the country, that is more in the ukraine video to crucial pipelines which carry russian gas

which were blown up in the baltic sea not far from the territorial waters of denmark, we have the fall out of the war in your fame, which has created a dire economic situation where you have biasing and as if by says, we have rising live. in course this is something which is undermining the what deadlocks of forces. basically it has been priding itself on being one of the most generous welfare states. no countries in the world. now people are worked out of arkansas. they say that the influx of immigrants is something which is undermining that generosity. and also they say that we need a government which is adamant. all the need to implement is genuine economic reforms. climate change is now becoming top issue here in denmark, and this explains why the socialist people's party, the s b p is likely to gain grounds because he has been pushing for swifter action to move into with new of or green energy. and they are getting a ground among many people in denmark. economy remark remains a top

a top prior to full for the danish people who are really against the ramifications from the one in the event, particularly from the of wising living costs. and they say we want any, a government, we want to fly minister who's able to adjust those issues for us. i shall. i have barbara speaking to miss bet live from copenhagen. thank you. supporters of brazilian present enjoyable snar have blocked roads across the country after he last sunday's run off. bert formally to louis ignacio lulu de silva, one by a little more than one percentage point. bosner has yet to concede defeat to research our reports from louisiana in brazil. ah, supporters of president jade was fernando gathered in the streets away to protest the result of sunday's presidential election. the waiting for press hannibal tornado to tell them what to do. there convinced lucy nasty leather silva was

selected precedent by committing fraud charges with the election isn't over. we want a 3rd round. we're not going to give the country to a thief so that we become venezuela. he was sentenced to prison and was freed by a friend. b have brought food to remain on the road, but are still uncertain about what to do next. truck drivers who support president jade was fernando. we're blocking this road that connect the capital brazilian with other parts of the country. they were removed by the police using tear gas. this is an example of the exemplar a station that exists in this country. and how there is lots of people here that are not happy with sundays resolve their road blocks in several parts of the country. at close ally of lou, let us silva compare them to donald trump's supporters. we'll try to take over u. s. congress when joe biden won the presidency, our davis only because we want to military intervention because we can't accept

these results. lula is a thief and he should be in prison. on monday, there was little activity at the blend. elder presidential palace jade wil sonata was there, but chose once again, not to speak. the press it in silence only adds up to the tension that has prevailed through thou the electoral process. he sons, while members of congress expressed their support for their father on twitter. one of them wrote that i am with you for whatever is coming next. but while the incumbent president remains quiet, president elect lola garcia, has already started planning his cabinet and talking to leaders around the world leader michael, including a meeting with argentina's president alberto for a man. this analysts say one of his top priorities should be ending the depaula or i sation that exists in this country to day a ground. it is clue of, of this final result shows

a divided country divided regionally divided between the states that mix up the brazilian federation and division with our society. and even among harmless, which make the 1st task of the new president looked to seek to establish an agenda proposal to reduce this political polarization. jane, while tornado has 2 months left in office, every one he's waiting to hear what he has to say about the election. and whether his message will bring reconciliation or self further divisions within brazilian society. there is, i will as a cedar lithuania, brazil, and his prime minister, nor under moody is expected to visit the site of a bridge collapse. the killed, more than a 140 people ascii workers have resumed such operations in the town of moby english or on state. police have arrested 9 people including the ticketing agents and employees of the firm contract to maintain the pedestrian bridge slat on al

jazeera and a not so magical experience. the guests that have disney resorts, as i know why they've been trapped in size and preparations on the way across cats on the golf nation, get ready to welcome all the 1000000 welcome visitors. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with my cattle aways. then finally, the waltz is being broken in europe. nostrils, just report is war missed october on record and those records go back to 155 years . but this is cooler and i pushing its way slowly across. but at the moment it's still settled under these high pressure in eastern europe. and this is a fairly typical scene. we expect november to be a foggy months in much of central europe. and this is just proving the point the

next day or so. this still little when does that cloud and rain just falls apart? it's why slowly eastwards it's more active in france. but he sheldon scandinavian has been for the whole of last month as well. so still some heat to hang on, particularly down in the southeast corner where you still see temps in the 20s, quite happily. the forecast, sophia does see a slow leakage of heat away, for example, to go from 25 down to 20, over the next 3 days. it still went above the average though, of 14 jumping south and the rain is going south with the sun as you might expect for africa. but still it's as far north as guinea. it is catching quite heavy the coast to dollar. and nigeria, there is a concentration south of that cam routing, gobble and the are congo, is where it is fairly wet and where it should be the weather sponsored by cattle and i was jumping to the stream when no topic is off the table. i don't think that

anybody should be borne to privilege to the president of the day. we are the subjects of little family, left, one person's opinion, but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption. clara global audience becomes a global community. the scariest part of this moment in my country is this place for a more weapon? the st. oh, now j 0. ah, ah oh oh, come back, you're watching out a 0 mind if i top stories this, our israel is holding its 5th election in less than 4 years. prime minister jerry le pete has cost,

he's posed in tel aviv. and let's say the biggest issue is whether vote is for or against the former leader benjamin netanyahu. people in denmark also picking a new parliament, 14 parties vying, or a 179 seats. the political battle was between the incumbent left wing block and right wing candidates. south quiz interior minister has apologized for a crowd surge during halloween festival and saturday. the killed a 156 people. police admit the response was not adequate, and president unit secure. as cool for more safety measures to prevent crowd accidents greater correspond. rob mcbride is at a memorial in so so the president still the prime minister is still speaking. what has he been saying? yeah, the prime minister has been giving a lengthy, a briefing for international media here, prime minister handbook sue

a he explaining the government's response to this tragedy. how it will ensure that nothing like this he says, will ever happen again, to be honest, haven't revealed too much in the way of new information if it's pop from a commitment to he says, a full comprehensive investigation of this and also repeating a promise that we've also heard from president unit, so y'all that really south korea does have to improve. it's a crowd management, it's large street. carnival events like this for all of it's sophistication and advance is that it is made south korea is still lacking in that, in the way of controlling these large crowds where they come to the actual cause. because there is now an extensive investigation underway into all of the various things that lead up to this tragedy and the search people forward. if the prime minister han says no one single thing that contributed to it, that there are multiple factors that will be looked at. but he's also promised that they will be looking at the individual responses of different institutions, bodies,

government agencies, including he says, the police. now the police have come in for a lot of criticism in this, in the number of offices that they had at the scene, given the 10s of thousands of people who were out and who had to expect you to come out for this holloway festival. and also the response when they started to get emergency calls to it. the police chief of south korea has come in for a particular criticism. he had a grilling at a press briefing early a choose day. he has said that yes, the response was inadequate. there wasn't a proper risk assessment of the all of the risks ahead of time. i was asked bluntly by one report or if he would accept responsibility for that and quit his job. but according to prime minister hon, when it comes to apportioning blame, all of that, he says, we'll have to wait until this investigation is over and investigation that he has pledged. south korea will emerge from it as a safe, a nation. and rob, you are as

a memorial service, what is going on there today? these memorial altars have been set up across south korea, allowing people to come and pay their respects to the base is $1.00 of the big ones in downtown sole in the city hall. there is another one over while the seeing that the tried to be itself president, you and some of his ministers went that to visit a government. there's also a counseling going to the fact that there is a tent just over my shoulder here. that offers just that service for any body traumatized by this event. not just people who were there on the night, but i think there is an acceptance that this is taken an emotional toll on the country. a general in the fact early a tuesday we had south korea's religious lead is coming out the group to pay their respects here. because i think there is an understanding that this is not only a country in need of psychological support,

but maybe also spiritual support as well. from that for us in thinking, russia says it's unacceptable for ships carrying grain to pass through a black sea corridor. and it won't guarantee that safety. it comes days out and moscow suspended its participation in the deal broken by turkey and the un. despite that, 12 ships loaded with grain have left ukraine's black seaports on monday, entrepreneur to get us a james basis. this report for more than 3 months, this corridor through the black sea has been the humanitarian lifeline. the un says about 9000000 tons of grain has been transported. and it says, despite russia suspending its participation after the cranium drone attack on its fleet, the scheme will continue. they have suspended, they haven't withdrawn, they have suspended that they haven't terminated. and the difference is the

difference is very, very simple. the difference is that as parties to that black sea grey initiative, they are still boundaries. but roches, defense ministry issued a statement saying the fact that the grain cargo ships was still using the black sea route was unacceptable. that followed these comments from russia's ambassador to the un risks. the roman name ordered with the russian side cannot guarantee the safety of civilian vessels participating in the black sea initiative in waterloo, which seems pretty good. so we cannot allow an unimpeded passage of vessels without our inspection, and we will have to undertake our own measures to control what was allowed by the joint coordination center. without our consent, we will provide details on our conclusions and our approaches to this in the very near future. so the 3rd big problems ahead for the un, how will insurance companies react? and what will shipping firms do if premiums skyrocket? it's also worth noting that the deal is only supposed to last until the 18th of november. will russia now agree to extend it?

james bay's outages era of the united nations. a team from the u. s. nuclear watchdog, as an ukraine to investigate russia's allegations, keep as working to create a so called dirty bomb. the i. e a says it's inspecting to side staff to request from the ukrainian government, seeming to detect any possible undeclared nuclear activities. the kremlin says keel could use a dirty bomb containing nuclear material on its own territory as a false flag operation has been no breakthrough in talks between armenia and as a by john officials have been meeting in the russian city of sachi to resolve a territorial dispute it comes a month after the west violence between the countries since 2020, to learn how to reports from 30 armina. and as i be, john have agreed to refrain from the use of force according to a joint statement issued at the end of the trilateral, summoned held here in such between russia, armenia, and as that'd be john,

the final statement of the letter of summit has also stressed on the importance of the work of the peacekeeping unit brush and peacekeeping unit that is currently operating in the disputed areas between add media and us. that'd be john. but there was no mention of the cut back region. at the end of the summit, the russian president vladimir putin said that that has been elements that hasn't been settled and thus we're left out of the final statement. also, by the end of the trailer to the summit, all 3 countries have says that they will continue working together in order to reach a lasting peace agreement between armenia and as that'd be john also dasha has confirmed that it is fully ready to present maps from the soviet era that could help in the demarkation of the borders between armenia and as i'd be john search

and rescue teams. the filipino are still looking for bodies in the aftermath of tropical storm. now gay least a 110 people have died. all than half of the fatalities were from flash floods and landslides. dozens are still missing. 800000 are displaced. on below has more from cushion in the southern philippines. this elementary school is temporarily being used as shelter for victims of the landslide in the village of crucial the province of mcginn the now nor did that's ground 0 of the death and destruction. the tropical storm naggie left in its wake. so there about a 1000 individuals here more than $200.00 families. we were able to speak to some of the victims. one woman told me that she lost her one year old daughter. they got swept away by the flash flood, and then the ensuing landslide. and they got separated from each other. she thought that all her family had already died. fortunately, many of them survived,

but the 12 bodies that were buried yesterday and the mass barrier that we were able to witness. all of them were her relatives now. right behind me, there's a huge crowd over there. president ferdinand mark as junior was just here a few moments ago. and he promised that the government would provide financial aid to the victims so that they can rebuild their homes. but what they really want here is not just to be able to rebuild their homes, they want to be able to move to another site so that they can be safe from the landslides, from possible lead slides. they were actually re settled there so that they can be safe or from storm surges. they were originally from a coastal community. but now many of their neighbors, their friends, their families have died from a landslide. so what they want is to be able to move to another location that is safe for them. visitors to shank eyes, disneyland were trapped inside on monday, unable to leave until they showed a negative cave. at 19 tasks,

there's the worst announced it would be shutting immediately to comply with china's straight 0 cove in regulations. shank, i reported 10 likely transmitted cases on saturday. at folk has been following developments from beijing. for the 2nd time, in less than 12 months, thousands of visitors were trapped inside the theme park. apparently after that beat, an infected person or a close contact infected person that had been inside. so they were told that they weren't allowed to leave until they had a negative test. authorities also announced that anybody to be in to the park since last thursday had to go and get tested 3 days in a room. we have to talk about this extraordinary video that circulating on social media as well. of people rushing for the exits and an employee of the park calling out to them saying that the amusements are still open and the restaurants is still open. i mean, this gives you an idea of how this sort of thing has really become normalized in

this country. but people are incredibly afraid they're afraid of these disruptive locked bands of right now, there are millions of people across the country in more than 200 as separate loc dance. and you know, the government has really given itself an impossible task. it said that on the one hand it wants to boost growth and help the economy recover. but on the other hand, it wants to stick with the 0 current policy. but certainly when you look at this case, the shanghai k, sir, this is really going to affect consumer spending, particularly as we're seeing cases take higher in this country with now the cats are 2022. well, cap is bringing with it. the greatest influx of people, the gulf nation has ever seen casa, has been working for more than a decade to roll out the welcome math of fans. and tasha kaneen has more the doha waterfront called the cornish. we'll host

a month long carnival during cut our 2022. the primary artery for cars will be transformed into a pedestrian, only entertainment district for an estimated $1200000.00 fans and absorb in every experience. we talked about having people walk down the street. you know, having the st. all pedestrian eyes waterfront with all kiosk through those shops, restaurants, get phase, lighting it's, it's an enjoyable space. i would believe the compact nature of this year's world cup means traffic congestion. in a condensed area, as people travel around a small country where most of the population lives in the capital, the hope is as many as half the fans attending matches will use doha, metro. it debuted in $219110.00 cars will make up 270-0000 trips each day. the red lines concordy,

1000 people every 165 seconds which can handle the demand of the over the spectator. but anyhow, i like this is the nature of the tournament. all the spectators should expect some delays controlling crowds and keeping the p said footballs. premier event is every host countries greatest challenge. nearly 50000 security personnel have been trained and multiple exercises have been held with international partners to prepare for pazzar 2020 to work hand in hand with v for. we are confident with the plans that we have in place of safety and security for us as of the utmost importance, whether it's navigating the journey or the crowds at match or concert. the organizing committee says planning and patience will create an enjoyable.