i mean light and i, the circus to the south. and in fact, if you jumped to southern africa, virtually every country has lost a bit of heat to have this rain everywhere. ah frank assessments, if the united states that you're running a good program was there to build a nuclear weapon, they were assigned to deal by informed opinions. i believe that armenia agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many time. critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king charles will take in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah,

israel's former prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears set to return to power poles suggest his right wing block has a slight lead in elections. ah, clubs of robin you're watching. i'll desert like my headquarters here in denver. also coming up. north korea is accused of territorial invasion after it launches more than 10 missiles sole calls it intolerable. brazil's present jaya bolton aro, breaks his silence after his election loss. he's promised to respect the constitution, but didn't concede and possible changes coming to twitter. the social media platform is considering charging for verified accounts ah, bottom to the program,

benjamin netanyahu is on calls to return. as israel's prime minister exit polls suggest his right wing block will secure a slim majority in tuesday's election. he was israel's longest serving prime minister and has been out of office for more than 16 months, but at smith's reports now from the liqueur to 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 back in power netanyahu will bend the legal system to avoid conviction. honey, because lamar bush meal 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 hood, from the connected, the heads from the towns, the volunteers, those who have gone from town to town, neighbourhood to name hood 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 ministry, liberty seemed our thought of robert, 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 will undermine our jo country. it will be the 1st time ultra nationalist politicians of held cabinet positions. so i believe that once those people will be part of government, there will be either the challenges or the complexity of the issues and other they would have to realize that they're working under ally could lead the government a low turnout amongst the minority palestinian israeli community means their parties have lost seats,

a higher turnout might have tipped the balance in favor of incumbent prime minister . the, i'll repeat opposition parties if they will be that lockheed and guns are not as diabolical as nathan. yeah. meaning that it's in our position voted against everything, even the stuff they believed in even, you know, extending a lot do jewish citizens on the west bank. they voted against it because they believe 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 about benjamin netanyahu either love him or logan of this election ended up being about getting the boat, and particularly voters who haven't passed about in previous elections and that it seems to a word, but now there are hours days, maybe weeks of negotiations to go on before a government can reform. bernard smith, al jazeera western, and stephanie decker joins me now from west jerusalem. and stephanie,

the vote count continues, that's to serve, bring us up to speed on many what's going on rama yes. well, those exit polls, of course are predictions and now you're getting into the facts of the counting with just over 70 percent of the vote counted as of now the way the numbers stand is that benjamin netanyahu is block, has 67 seats, and the opposition that 49 is can change. there's still 2 small parties, ballard, which is one of the policy in israeli parties and merits the left wing party. both of those would play into the hands of the interim caretaker prime minister. yep. he'd that they're not in the connected in terms of they haven't crossed that 3.25 threshold at the moment. they could still, once all the votes have been counted, which could change the numbers, it could mean that their 10 yahoo, perhaps doesn't get a majority perhaps gets around 60 seats, which is the ha again, we're gonna have to wait and see. i think by the end of today, we're going to have a clearer picture. however, what is clear are you still there inverters packet as well?

is that there is a massive victory for the extreme. far right. the party of been given a clear that he will probably get the 3rd biggest a party in parliament around 14 to 15 seats. this is an extremist ideology, and this is a man, as you heard there as well. you will. if we do get to a benjamin netanyahu government be taking a major role in a major seat. someone who has extreme views on palestinian saying that he wanted to expel all palestinians went into an x, the west bank, and also calls for the right of jewish prayer on the luxembourg compound, which is of course a red line, not just for policies, but for the muslim world in general, so it gives you a sense of the change here in the politics when it comes to this 5th election and 3 and a half years. so significant change is happening on the ground, which certainly when it comes to, if you speak to the palestinian israeli community to palestinians extremely concerning a book. but brings me to that next question. you just touched upon the fact that israel had so many elections in such a short space of time. i mean,

how is the media reacting really to yet another election and the potential as you've suggested to a netanyahu lead guzman? i mean, everybody has an opinion directly. yes, i think is interesting also if you look at the turnout of voter turnout, you know, many people would say, well, it's the 5th election and 3 and a half years. many people are joking. that might be a 6 because we're still in this fracture stage of very, very minor majority. and yet you have this massive, unexpected turnout over 70 percent. so i think there is a change on the ground and we're seeing it in terms of who's been voted and who's getting massive numbers. and particularly the party of been given which are far ultra religious nationalists that have never had this kind of presence before. when it comes to parliament, when it comes to politics, when it comes to holding power in the country. so i think this 5th election has

been significant. if you look at the last 5, there's always been slight changes like the last one significantly for the 1st time benjamin netanyahu was ousted from his role as prime minister. yep. he'd managed to clobber together a coalition, ranging from left to right, to the 1st time, the palestinian israeli party in government. they couldn't keep it together. it took a year and netanyahu always vowed from the moment he was out, that he would do everything to work for the full of the government and to come back into power. it seems that potentially maybe he's managed to do that. we'll continue to follow events with us that vote current continues in west jerusalem stuff tech about for us. thank you. south chris has fired several missiles in response to northridge. launch of 10 missiles into the sea. soul says it's the 1st time a missile from the north fell so close to its territorial waters. launch early on wednesday, following statement from showing young warning, the u. s. and south korea that they would pay a terrible price if they decided to attack. sol says the launch amounts to

territorial invasion. robert bride has more from the south korean capital. been unprecedented. miss al, testing since the start of this year. but this was a very large number of missiles all fired at once. and at least 3 of those all said to have been short range ballistic missiles. now significantly, one of these missiles fired from north korea east coast took a more southerly route trajectory. in fact, towards the island of young go. this is a very small isolated south korean island in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. as it was detected, flying towards that island, the air raid sirens was sounded on that island. it's the 1st time that a residence that can remember the air raid sirens being activated. the missile fell far short of the island, but again, significantly, it actually fell south of the de facto maritime border between north and south korea. at the, in fact, 26 kilometers south that has been seen has been

a very serious escalation. and it comes as north korea is angry response, it seems to join the military exercises that are taking place at the moment since the earlier this year we've seen a resumption of large scale military exercises between the north, between south korea and us forces. and at the moment, they are conducting ad drills involving scores of warplanes, which always angus north korea. robert kelly is a professor of international relations at peace and national university. he says north korea is being reckless. dition surprises too much, nor acts as a history or reckless behavior under miss launch or japan. for example, last month, you know about a decade ago, the current leader in norfolk him, john one half news brother in law using a w. m. d. in 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 it's a relatively restrain and that they've not actually sort of land near south korean

. so that is a step up. i don't actually think this means like a conference or anything is, is coming, but they will get worse because the north koreans just aren't going to stop. and this is really the core problem, right? i mean, every couple weeks, every few notches in the past or something, but now they're going to be like in the nuclear test before the end of the year. right. i mean, all of the serve as a threat, potentially at some point there's going to be some kind of break. i mean, there's going to be, need to be some kind of response, right? ideally, that will be an associated solution where we can get the international atomic energy into north korea, for example, and cameras in there and exchange for i don't know my recognition or something like that. some kind of deal that's of course famous. donald trump was trying to do, but without that, it is, as you said, it's just sort of a slowly, steadily escalating threat that at some point could lead to a really serious outbreak. and that's really the, the concern. so chris probably minister has questioned the police response to a hollowing crush that killed more than a 150 people. 100 to says a thorough investigation is needed into what happened in solemn saturday. the police released transcripts of emergency calls that show the 1st warning of

a possible crush came hours before the disaster. please receive 10 similar call before the calles turned fatal. kenya is deploying its troops to the democratic republic of congo to help in the fight against m. 23 rebels that comes as the un mission withdrew its troops from a major military base. the east by the rebels are trying to advance angry protest to set fire to you in vehicles in the city of gamer. i'm 23 of us lost a new offensive. it'll take these control of 2 major towns on saturday. kinshasa has accused rwanda of supporting the group, but could garley denies any involvement? well, still here on algebra, denmark social democrats, led by the prime minister, had met frederickson, retains the majority in parliament. and that as well as president becomes columbia as new leader as the 2 countries, but to re establish diplomatic ties. after 3 years.

ah, well, finally autumn, weather is claiming western europe having had well month's mouth temps. well above the average and estella on the high side in eastern europe, but all the weather behind he and i was back down to where you might expect to be at this time years windy is often west and temperatures are in the mid to low teens . the most part of the british isles and across scandinavia haven't quite reached much further south yet with the wind and rain, but the temperatures are on their way down a hasn't yet happened around the mediterranean. admittedly, still, spain is in the high twenty's but not the 30s, and we got the middle twenty's further east, for example, now bade you or remain. yeah, there is some rain breaking out here, but the general lack of re in the general wolf, particularly in france and spain is producing pretty unpleasant conditions. dr.

conditions, for example, near nice. now that probably is going to be relieved to some degree by this incoming change of weather. huge manager potential rain and the cut as year for example and snow once again in, in the lower out. so a definite change of the feel to the season. in africa, the rain is to long renewal for this time the earth guinea or it can be on. and it's still potentially topping up the trucks in southern nigeria. but the rain main rain is going size back. ah ah

ah ah, look about your watching. i'll just bear with me the whole robin in doha, remind to of all top new stories, fulman israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears on calls to return to power. exit poll suggests that he'll get back into office, but only with a slim majority. vote is what the polls for the countries 5th election in 4 years on choose day. south brianna's fod several missiles in response to north korea's launch of 10 missiles into the eastern sea. sol says it's the 1st time the bizarre from little falls so close to its territorial waters. kenya is deploying its troops

to the debit. contract republic of congo, help in the fight against the m. 23 rebels. it comes as the un mission withdrew its troops from a major military basely east, for the rebels of trying to advance. brazil's president has broken 2 days of silence following his defeat and a presidential vote on sunday gibe also. norah suggested that his supporters who have been blocking roads across the country should not impede transit, but he refused to congratulate his rival, president elect to let a silver or admit that he'd lost the election. to see a newman has more from supp holler. after 2 days, president jade boss, soneta finally came out to speak in public. but he did not use his address to the nation to clearly and unambiguously concede defeat. rather, he talked about the protests that have blocked many epistles, roach was otherwise the more visible,

blithe the current popular movements are the result of indignation and the feeling of injustice about the electoral process. in 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 waterloo, 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 val sonata has been slow to enforce the supreme court order 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. there's

a growing belief that the perilous zation of brazil's main roads or 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 that i say good morning and 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 bullshit 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 was unlocked nowhere. prime minister met frederick

songs. 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 abra report style from copenhagen, half to law night of votes. his bands, the social democrats and its allies, managed to secure 90 seats in the parliament. the result, by 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 are 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 bison 5 months ago is not the 3rd largest political party in the country. or

is it also, we have made it to parliament where we'll make our presence felt 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 country's welfare state, one of the most generous in the world. both resurrection and rasmussen agree a centuries coalition. we insure stability and put an end to the outside world that small parties have been playing over many years. but it's too early to tell whether

the prime minister is willing to make enough concessions to convince the mother to join her government. how should mobilize either copenhagen water power has been restored in kiva after the ukrainian capital was hit by dozens of russian missiles on monday. ukrainians are being urged to minimize the use of electricity during p cows. the ease energy commissioner has promised support saying russia is purposely targeting power and water as winter approaches. well, russia president says that he may consider rejoining a grain export deal with ukraine once the investigation into attacks on russian ships is completed. vladimir putin held a phone call with the turkish president, wrapped up the one on tuesday to discuss the deal. moscow suspended its participation on saturday in response to what it said, while ukrainian drew the tanks on its fleet in crimea. heads of states and foreign ministers, ronald g as in capital for 2,

they are oblique summit. the opening ceremony saw to missy and the president said hand over the council's presidency to the al jerry and leader. delegates will discuss regional, political and security issues in the life of the war in ukraine. now, we are living in a fierce war against those who want to overthrow our arab countries. we can win the 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, the precipice of columbia, and that his whaler have met for the 1st time since re establishing diplomatic relations. 2 months ago. on a sunday, yet he has moved from caracas. if you think that would have been unthinkable just a year ago, but they are, they were the president of columbia and venezuela speaking together in a car wreck. as for the simple fact that this happened means

a new chapter has started in the regional and global approach to the venezuelan crisis after a coalition lay, but by the us and the previous government of columbia failed to house. my lord, it's a 100 degree, turn for colombia, and there's a new left. if that means ration of gustavo pay through who has insisted he doesn't see eye to eye with my daughter, but also said that having no relations with its neighbor, would it be suicidal if not to rouse you don't natural and against history to separate columbia and venezuela it has happened in a bad moment and it shouldn't happen again because we are the same people. blood ties unite us when i saw that the president say they spoke and a number of fundamental issues among them, increasing border collaboration on border security and the flow of trade between the 2 countries. after the reopening of that border and pinterest trying to present

himself a sort of a mediator that could help venezuela return to a full democracy. if you want to essentially saying that he's open to help with getting venezuela back into the n d and community which would help venezuela economically in exchange for me as well as returning to the inter american human rights system that the country abandoned back in 2013 the man accused of attacking the husband of us house beacon, nancy pelosi has pleaded not guilty. david pap with charles with attempting to murder poor policy by beating him with a hammer inside the couple something cisco home on friday. the 82 year old is recovering from surgery. rob rentals has moved 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 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 pap vulnerability to misinformation. that's a reference, no doubt to the voluminous writings. mister de pap allegedly posted on line 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 residence a backpack containing zip ties, rope gloves, and other for their paraphernalia, including the hammer that he allegedly use to act called low c. tropical stove, neglect is moving close to hong kong, after leaving a trail of destruction in the philippines. such a rescue efforts are still ongoing. at least a 110 people have died with doesn't still missing. bother below reports now from

the village of cushion the stench of death. oh, in the sound of free with mass bureau for a dozen picked him sir for 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 joined muskets face. she recalls very vividly what happened when the storm caused a landslide. you know, i've been a bit though and i got stuck in barbed wires and that's when i accidentally let go of my baby. and then if it does, 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 catcher 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 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 her had quite a young part at her so much. it was like sleeping and then waking up to a nightmare. we don't know how we'll be able to start over. 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 construction materials to rebuild your hopes. the question however, is where to build those hopes. both survivors and local officials agree it would be unbearable to have to relive this trauma burn below al jazeera,

crucial southern philippines. twist, nevada says the social media platform will begin charging $8.00 a month for uses. with verified accounts, elizabeth says the move was essential to defeat spam all scam. he described the previous method of so called a blue tick verification as a lot of peasant system. the book, twitter for $44000000000.00. santos ro is head of research at manhattan venture partners'. he says the move by law must to solve twitch his revenue problem. what he wanted to do was open up the whole system. he felt that it was, it kind of discriminated against, it wasn't a fair system. he just wants to script the script rather and open it up. he wants it to be a free speech haven and he wants to verify as long as he can verify. anybody can come on board one wild ation and you'll be kicked out. but i mean,

he's going to have some gadri of around there. but overall, he believes this is the right way to open up the system to everybody, all the verify the users and get the thing. and his main thing is to just going to get, let it be a free for all town square. one of the problems with twitter is it's a great service for everybody except for the company. they're not making money, it has a revenue problem. it has a monetization problem. so i think the money needed to be made somewhere, and this is the right approach. he needs to see if it works and people will come back. it's a very powerful platform, people who matter. people who wants to stay and engage in a dialogue. i think they will come back. so initially, i appreciate people dropping out coming in there is going to be some luck. there's going to be some movement around in the next few months, call it, but then the dust will settle in the end, the platforms power will come out and he will been out in the long run. but of course the counsel, the moderation counsel that he's setting up that needs to be effective for the.