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voters as exit polls indicate his poise to return to power. ah, you're watching al jazeera life from a headquarters in south hines, eddie and abigail also ahead. south korea has closed air root softer north korea. fire a 10 missiles into the sea. soul has responded with launches of its own. the brazilian presidential horrible scenario speaks in public for the 1st time since losing his election, but stopped short of admitting defeat or guard of your oh and canadian fans get world cup fever as their team prepare is to return to the tournament. ah.

hello, the former is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has thanked his supporters saying he's on the brink of electoral victory. if exit polls are accurate, he'll return to power with a slim majority. he was israel's longest serving prime minister and has been out of office for the last 16 months. burnett smith reports from the liquid party headquarters in west jerusalem. ah, it looks like a baby is back after 60 months plotting his return. benjamin netanyahu seems to have pulled off his political resurrection. according to exit polls. the former prime minister is on trial for bribery and fraud. his critics fear that backing power netanyahu will bend the legal system to avoid conviction. because snowmobile resume saw i haven't got a voice, but we have your voice. you're wonderful. thank you. i want to say to my friends from the hoods from the connected, the heads from the town to volunteers. those who have gone from town to town

neighbourhood to neighbourhood house to house, and afford the results. thank you. the far right jewish power party is celebrating a significant breakthrough. they'll be the 3rd largest block in parliament and will likely be king makers, their leader, it mar, bang there, a man with a 2007 conviction for inciting racial hatred. wants to run the public. security minister. lubbock seemed i thought the florida i'm glad that we want to make a total separation between those who are loyal to the state of israel and we don't have any problem with them. and those who undermine our guilt country, it will be the 1st time ultra nationalist politicians, held cabinet positions. i believe that one of those people will be about the government. there will be allied the challenges on the complexity of these, you know, that they would have to realize that they're working under and the could lead government a low turnout amongst the minority. palestinian israeli community means their

parties have lost seats a higher turn out might have tipped the balance in favor of incumbent prime minister. yeah. le, peed opposition parties if they will be that lucky than guns are not, is diabolical as nathan. yeah. meaning that it's a no opposition voted against everything, even the stuff they believed in even, you know, extending the law, do jewish citizens on the west bank. they voted against it because they believed they have to bring down the government. there was no sense of national good. it would have been hard before the election to find any one who hadn't already made their mind up about benjamin netanyahu either love him or logan of this election ended up being about getting the boat, and particularly voters who haven't asked about in previous elections. and that it seems to have words, but now there are hours days, maybe weeks of negotiations to go on before a government can be form. bernard smith, al jazeera western, south korea hello some air routes after north korea fire 10 missiles into the sea.

air raid sirens were heard on the island for the 1st time. after one of the missiles fell close to sol, territorial waters and respond south korea fired 3 air to ground missiles towards the north of the 2 countries maritime border. rob mcbride isn't so so tit for tat responses. rob bring us up to speed with the latest. that's why this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula. with this flurry of miss r launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korea detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea, both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles. economists of that north korea has been testing on a regular basis, really since the start of this year. now interestingly, one of those missiles fired from a north, crazy east coast, waiting on

a more southerly direction than normal. in fact, in the direction of london. this is a small isolated south korean island that fits in the seas between the korean peninsula and japan. and in fact, when it was detected, flying towards the air raid sirens were activated. it's thought to be the 1st time that has actually been done. so on the island now, the missile fell far short, but again, interested me its spell as south of the de facto maritime border between north and south about 26 kilometers below the line. again, that is another 1st that a missile has landed south of that line. this all comes, of course, as the tensions are very high here with the resumption of large scale military joint exercises between south korean and us forces. and in fact, at the moment we have ad drills going on between the air forces of those 2 countries involving schools of war planes. okay. raw. thank you so much. rob mcbride without update from sol. let's continue this conversation with robert kelly

and bruce on. he's a professor international relations of tucson national university. welcome to al jazeera so significant says all of this and especially that one of the north korean launches fell close to territorial water and south of the northern limit line for the 1st time ever. yeah, that last is a pretty big deal because it's suggested the north koreans are being a little bit more reckless. they shouldn't surprise us too much, nor corrections history. a reckless behavior of the missile launch, which man, for example, last month, you know, about a decade ago, the current leader in norfolk came down with the news brother in law using a w. m d, and an airport in se, asia. so north transaction, history of this kind of stuff, drug running and things like that, right? i'm on the missile test. they have been, i suppose you have a relatively restrained and that they've not actually been of land near south korea . and so that is a step up. i don't actually think this means like a conference or anything is, is coming, but they are pretty obviously upset about the u. s. south re drill at the moment.

and that's what this is probably to me a message about a rather against what do you read into the statement made by the south korean president when he says that john gangs launch is quote, an effective territorial invasion. yeah, i mean if it was actually an invasion, we actually have a shooting war. i mean, i think part of this is because the, we're all kind of, we, the, we, that is the us, the south japanese are all kind of looking for ways to be top and respond to north korea about these tests. what actually to bring into a major conflict and i think particularly ministration in south korea, which is more hawkish and conservative administration, would like to step up and be a little bit more tough with north korea. but it's really difficult to find a way to do that. right now if there was like a good silver bullet, responded these north green tests, your any government will try that last 10 or 15 years. and so my guess is quite honestly, that was really report, well, look, i mean, as we know periods of tensions come and go on the korean peninsula. but with these latest development, how volatile is a situation and do you expect it to get worse?

yes, it will get worse because the north koreans aren't going to stop. and this is really the core problem, right? i mean, every couple weeks, every few months is in the past or something. but now they're going to be like a nuclear test before the end of the year. right? i mean, all of the sort of ad. so the threats potentially at some point there's going to be some kind of break. i mean, there's going to be going need to be some kind of response, right? ideally, that would be a negotiated solution where we can get that international atomic energy me into north korea, for example, and cameras and there and exchange for i don't know, my recognition or something like that. some kind of deal that's of course payments without just trying to do. but you know, without that it is, as you said, it's just sort of a slowly, federally escalating threat that at some point could lead to a really serious outbreak. and that's really the, the concern, i mean it's, it's not going to stop. i wonder what you're basing on. i mean, could they stop once the, the military exercises come to an end, the military exercise to take place between the u. s. japan and, and tell korea sure what i meant was that over the, if you sort of look at the long arc of the, the growth of north korean missile nuclear program, right?

we've talked and many, many times and signed many segments and then continued build and build and build. that's re me is that you even we can get them to halt for a while. which sounds from god, for example, right. eventually when the north koreans didn't feel like they got enough at the table, they came back and started testing again, right? me, what we need is sort of like a freeze with me to actually commit and follow through and we exchange something substantial for that. and that just isn't happening. so even if they stop now, you know, for 3 months or worry about, they will probably begin again next year. got it. ok, thank you so much, robert kelly for joining us from pusan. thank you. well, the thing was held cree on the prime minister, his question to police in response to emergency calls when i holler when crush killed, more than 150 people and soul handle shoes as a thorough investigation is needed. the police released transcripts if emergency calls that show the 1st warning of a possible crush came hours before the officer released receive 10 similar calls before the chaos turn faithful. so had announced 0 denmark prime minister look set to form another coalition government after her party thought that election results

in 20 years. and india's foreign minister visits the site if a bridge collapse that killed more than $140.00 people, 9 people are under arrive. ah, only last week a certain part of iran, this part here was pretty hot. but look at this change of weather already. this is effectively a change in the season now. and that's coming down sir. iraq produced big thunderstorms in the around around q weight is inducing warmth to south and the house up to $36.00 and that will be felt, but eventually the, the northwest, the will come over down through the gulf. it's showing what it does here. drying things are cooling down in northern egypt, cross levant, syria, iraq and the front of the line towards us kind of started. whereas got snow on its

head, attempt behind it, probably off the order of 10 to 15 degrees lower than they were only a few days ago is the proper change in the weather. target won't make its way all the way south yet through the gulf, but it's curling wrap. this is a big dam. pause in that part of iran. maybe you want to shout around, cut out or possibly back, right. but that is a possibility of a probability. the range in nigeria are just about to leave and i haven't gone yet to cameroon. and the gap on which is where you'd expect him to be at this time of the year. we have seen rain recently, somalia, that's becoming light and the focus to the south. and in fact, if you jumped to southern africa, virtually every country has lost a bit of heat or had this rain everywhere. ah, but very, very carefully across the u. s. millions of americans rely on conservative talk radio shows for the news under detainment. these are all you'll issues for real

people. the listening post tunes in and asks is, talk radio volume america. there is no room for capitalism and asthma. how democracy work is really just acknowledging differences that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created the republican party act, one or 2 hawks special or not just 0. ah ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera this hour, the former is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked his supporter, saying he's on the brink of an election victory exit polls. so his alliance has secured a slim majority of at least $61.00 of the kinessa, $120.00 seats. south korea has closed some air routes after north korea fired

missiles near its territorial waters. sol has responded with launches off its own. brazil's president has broken 2 days of silence following his defeat in a presidential vote on sunday. so your bill so narrow, suggested that his supporters who been blocking roads across the country should not impede transit, but he refused to congratulate his rival, residential, like le ledger silva or admit that he lost the election. lucio newman reports from sao paolo after 2 days president jade bull, so narrow, finally came out to speak in public. but he did not use his address to the name and to clearly and unambiguously concede defeat. rather, he talked about the protests that have blocked many of brazil's roads was advisable roof was the current popular movements are the result of indignation and the feeling of injustice about the electoral process. in a short address,

he said nothing about losing the election. although his authorized his chief of staff to initiate the transition process as the law demands or through, i will continue to fulfill all the commandments of our constitution. as he spoke for the 2nd day in a row, brazil's main thoroughfares remained blocked by truck drivers who support him. radical very well. i support this movement because we need to get lula out what we need to do something, even military intervention. the highway police whose director is close to ball sonata has been slow to enforce. the supreme court ordered to clear the roads, and so thousands of cars and trucks remain stuck. oh, good storm of woods. some of us are in favor. others not well, i'm not. but i'm trapped here trying to deliver my cargo, and there's a growing belief that the paralyzed zation of brazil's main roads and highways was not spontaneous. and that the hope was that it would trigger hundreds of thousands

if not millions of brazilians to take to the streets, to demand a new election that has not happened. but it is a clear challenge to this country's democratic institutions. and it doesn't bode well for a peaceful transition of power. president elect lula. the silva has named vice president intellect had i'll go out mean to head his transition team, but there is concern. after him, there was a good morning. it's either these more so now supporters will remain very organized with the ability to create chaos and not respect the law. that's for your son. here in brazil, we are going to have to co exist with this offense for some time. and judging by both sort of hurdles vowed to keep his dreams more alive than ever. it will be a rocky road for the next government to see a newman al jazeera sao paolo, water and power supplies have been restored, and chief after the ukrainian capital was hit by dozens of rich rushing missiles on

monday. ukrainians are being urged to use as little power as possible during peak hours. the u has promised support saying russia is purposely targeting energy and water supplies as winter approaches. to denmark were prime minister matter, frederickson social democrats have won the most seats and tuesday's election. it's the party strongest performance in years, but frederickson faces some challenges, including record inflation. hash m. i had about our reports from copenhagen. after a long night of votes, his bands, the social democrats and its allies, managed to secure 90 seats in the parliament. the result paved the way for prime minister matter. frederick sent a form in your government care denmark. i am so proud we have had the best selection in 20 years. we're a party for all of denmark. one of the

biggest winners in the election other moderate, the party formed by former prime minister. last look, a ross person 5 months ago is now the 3rd largest political party in the country. or is it also, we have made it to parliament where we'll make our presence fell comedy here. the social liberals had triggered the snap elections last half of the seas. they had in 2019. they now stand at 8 the center, right? vinstra was one of the biggest losers. the selection is it's worse performance in 30 years. but the far right has done well, particularly than you are right. and the denmark, democrats, who have expended their base by pushing a hard line on immigration. the election was dominated by climate rising inflation and cost of living. people here want to see the government preserve the countries well 1st aid, one of the most generous in the world. both frederickson and rasmussen agree

a centrist coalition will ensure stability and put an end to the outside world. that small parties have been playing over many years. is too early to tell whether the prime minister is willing to make enough concessions to convince the mother to join her government. how should i just either copenhagen, the man accused of attacking the husband of us? how speaker nancy pelosi has pleaded not guilty. david, the pap was charged with attempting to murder papa lucy by beating him with a hammer inside the couple of san francisco home. on friday. the 82 year old is recovering from surgery, rob rental charge more from los angeles. well, we heard the defendant david papp plead not guilty to numerous charges state charges brought by the state of california in connection with the alleged attack on 82 year old paul pelosi in his home. last friday,

the defendant has been now sent to jail, where he's being held without bail or bond. his court appointed attorney david lip . some public defender came out and spoke to reporters briefly after the, the short hearing. he said he'd only been able to chat with his his client twice briefly at that. and that his defense team was going to delve into as he put it the what he called a dispatch vulnerability to misinformation. that's a reference, no doubt, to the voluminous writings. mister de pap allegedly posted online endorsing conspiracy theories, election, denial, anti semitic tropes and holocaust denial among many other conspiracy theories. a preliminary hearing has been set for friday. the pap has

been speaking to investigators and they are saying that he's told them admitted to them that he did plan to hold speaker nancy pelosi hostage and to torture her by breaking her kneecaps to pap allegedly brought with him to the polosa residents, a backpack containing zip ties, rope gloves, and other for their paraphernalia, including the hammer that he allegedly used to attack wal low c india's prime minister, nor ins. remote, he has visited the site for bridge collapse that killed more than 140 people in his home state of good charts load. he met with survivors who are in hospital police have arrested 9 people in connection with the incident. re challenge has more from what little remains of the ruined bridge miranda remedy could see across the matcher river. and how far the victims fell. more than 100 people died on sunday

when a century and a half old suspension bridge collapsed into the river. in the prime minister visited more vig redirects to see for himself hello rescue as an inflatable things, we're still looking for bodies. a job made more difficult or dense purchase haitian growing on the river surface. after visiting the site of the disaster modi travel to the hospital, he spoke with some of the hundreds of people who been on the bridge when the cables gave way, and thank the doctors and nurses looking after them as anger among survivors. they say negligence was partly to blame, all are located what, what the company managing the bridge is responsible for this mishap. the public is also responsible, as they were deliberately swinging the bridge. so many together shouldn't have been allowed. there were 500 to 600 people on the bridge in the dining room that on the bridge we were the 3 friends. the bridge collapsed for rose. one of our friends

died because of this incident in the capital, new delhi protest is demanded increased compensation for all victims injured and families of those killed several people would attain with it shows a crowded bridge just before a collapse. the bridge only reopened last week. after months of renovation. 9 people including ticketing clocks and contractors, were arrested on monday. good route is no render moody's home state. it's announced a day of mourning for wednesday, where we talents how to 0. search and rescue teams in the philippines are still looking for bodies in the aftermath of tropical storm. now gay, at least a 110 people have died with doesn't still missing or on or below reports and the village of cushion the stench of death. oh and is sound of free with mass bureau for a dozen picked himself

a landslide in the village of crucial in the southern philippines. this is ground 0 of the disaster left by tropical storm naggie. the trauma is still visible on join must look at his face. she recalls very vividly what happened when the storm caused a landslide here now i've been a bit though, and i got stuck in barbed wires and that's when i accidentally let the girl my baby in it for sally nick, that's then i wasn't able to save her i tried, i tried to untangle myself from the wire, so i could stretch out my hand to catch her. nicholas and but i was unable to. ah, her husband and 6 year old boy also survived, but many relatives did not. 3 years ago, residents here were relocated from their original coastal settlement to keep them safe on storm surges. they couldn't imagine a landslide would kill their loved ones. now they wonder where they can't be safe. jerry anton is joins cousin. he was it near by caught about the city when the landslide happened, but he was one of the few members of their family who laid their loved ones to rest

gardening for him. a young bar, it hurts so much. it was like sleeping and then waking up to a nightmare ago, we don't know how we'll be able to start all the thing. now. on tuesday, president ferdinand marcus visited survivors who are staying temporarily in an elementary school. he assured them his government is willing to help in instructional non gonna, i already instructed social welfare check of the tardy edwin thoughtful to hand out a 100 or $200.00 to each of you. so you can buy suction matthias to rebuild your hopes. the question, however, is where to fill those hopes. boat survivors and local officials agreed it would be unbearable to have to relive this trauma. warranted. below al jazeera, crucial southern philippines, had their states or in algeria capital for a 2 day arab league summit. the opening ceremony saw tennessee and president crisis

high at hand. over the council's presidency to the algerian leader. delegates will discuss regional, political and security issues in light of the war in ukraine. mason, we are living in a fierce war against those who want to overthrow our arab countries. we can win other crises through unity and solidarity between arab countries. we are going through an exceptional international situation in terms of the magnitude and multiplicity of challenges. we need new concepts, new methods for all humanity than a 100 has more from algiers. the al terry and president making it very clear that the summit is being held amid exceptional and complex regional and international circumstances. there are a lot of pressing issues that our leaders need to deal with. the region is plagued by conflict by economic crises and the food insecurity. one of the toughest challenges rushes recent decision to suspend its participation in an

internationally broker deal to allow grain exports from u. crane will harm the middle east and north africa region. many of the arab countries rely on weeds from ukraine and weight, of course bread being the main staple, the arab league secretary general, calling on arab countries to unite to come up with a joint strategy. but it's not just the economy. our leaders have has to make political calculations really caught up in the east, west pensions over the ukraine war. so far, arab countries have opted for a neutral stance. we're going to have to see whether or not the unanimous decision will be taken on, you know, on this neutrality in the ukranian war would, which would be in one way or another, a diplomatic win for russia, due to its isolation. a lot of division differences among our

states, uneasy relationships, and this is really manifested by the fact that you've had quite a relatively low level representation. we've heard the speakers talk about the need for unity. the need to overcome the differences. it's easier said than done because in the last 2 years, the arab world has been very much polarized because of a decision by some arab states to normalize relations with israel, other states, as found against this. so a lot on the agenda and a lot of challenges that needs to be addressed the ah, the world cup and katara will see canada appear at the tournament for just the 2nd time. but as co hosts in 2026, the country is guaranteed to be in consecutive finals. joanie vance reports from vancouver. o canadians are passionate about their sports teams.

generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herdman has brought so much confidence through the canadian national team program that it attracts winners, right? winners attract, winners. he had metal success as an olympic a coach for the canadian women. he's more than brought that to the canadian men. this group of players is much more diverse than the team that played at the $986.00 world cup and mexico. among them, the canadian immigrant from ghana, alfonso davies,

the buyer and munich player has captured the attention of the soccer world and his thriving under heard men ready while croatian born b, land bori, and tells everyone how proud he is to be part of this team. happy to agree to, to give back something to canada, the gemini, give it to me, you know, new life, new everything. experts think the world cap could be a turning point for the sport in canada. now this is an opportunity to be there in, in, in cutter this year. and then in canada, united states, mexico, in 4 years, this will set a real transition for canada to the next level. the recent success is already paying off with greater enrollments in youth programs and fans ready for a taste of world cup. lori were gorgeous. oh, with hopes of being a dark horse. canadians are counting down to the tournament in could tar with excitement not felt in a generation. jodi vance edges.