joe biden, and she champagne disgust, ukraine, taiwan, and north korea. israel says the united states is decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist should in a block. there is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate should in was shot dead by his really forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied westbank by hannah has more from washington dcs. there's no confirmation whatsoever from the us side. these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued a t, t e to welcoming that the a parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice, asking for exactly such an investigation to be conducted. ukraine's president has visited the recaptured city of her

north korean military flights near the shared florida. south korea and the united states have extended their military drills after a barrage of miss artists from north korea israel's former prime minister bingham initio. and these right wing allies have one is clear, parliamentary majority in the countries election. the little commission said his block $16.00 to $4.00 seats and sundays foot compared to just $51.00 for the opposition block, led by prime minister. yay! and appeared. repeat, has conceded defeat, sheffield, and heavy smog has forcible void. he is to shut down primary schools in the indian capital. daily. oldest school children are still attending classes with masks, but parents concerned about the severe pollution levels are calling for foreclosures. indian voices have deployed water sprinklers and ordered the closure of factories and construction sites. to control the small russia and ukraine have confirmed a recent exchange of 214 capture fighters rushes defense ministry released footage that it says shows the 107 russian soldiers being received. the ministry said the soldiers were heading to mos blue for medical treatment. ukraine's president vladi

signaled a desire to improve ties, joe biden, and she should ping disgust ukraine. taiwan and north korea. israel says the united states decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journal, issuing a barclay is a grave mistake, adding they will not cooperate. sharyn was shot dead by israeli forces in may while carrying a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. my county has more from washington d. c. there's no confirmation whatsoever from the u. s. i did. these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued to tweet a welcoming that the a parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this year, more than 50 members of congress wrote a letter to the department of justice asking for exactly such an investigation. to be conducted. ukraine's president has visited the recaptured cit

north korea. laura: in israel, the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on the brink of a dramatic comeback 86% of the vote counted, he is on course to win a narrow majority in parliament with the help of the far right. his coalition will be dependent on the suppo of the ultra nationalists religious zionism party. reporter: basking in the moment, benjamin netanyahu celebrating what looks like his political comeback. >> we truly love you all, from the depths of our hearts, he tells supporters. promising he will build a government of power, not weakness. but it is his allies on the far right who were jumping for joy. wi this result, their leaders, known as extremists d racists, have moved from the political fringes to key figures. his ionic cabinet post, he now looks like a conventional politician but still talks like a firebrand. this is the time we return to being the landlords of our own country, he says. and this was him last month, inflaming tensions in east jerusalem by pointing a gun at palestinians during clashes. last night, religious zionism supporters went back to the same neighbor

face meeting ahead of the summit, joe biden, and she's been paying, discuss taiwan, north korea, and the ukraine. israel says the united states is decision to launch an investigation into the killing edge is either journalist should be in a box that is a grave mistake. adding that they will not cooperate should he was shot dead by israeli forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied westbank. funerals had been held in istanbul for some of the victims of sunday's bombing. turkish police have arrested 47 people. explosion killed 6 people and injured dozens. dana holder reports from his stumble . a mother prepares to bury her daughter, ours, who are soy, and her 15 year old granddaughter. more they were among the victims of sundays bombing in the hearts of his tumble. an attack authorities blame on the outlawed kurdistan worker's party, or the p k. k. one tomorrow to see tomorrow. the last time i saw her was on friday, we had plans. i don't know what else to say, because it was here where the suspect a woman is believed to have left a bomb that exploded and assembled. busier street. miste

north korea. jean mackenzie reporting from seoul. in israelhe brink of a dramatic comeback. with 86% of the vote counted, he's on course to win a narrow majority in parliament — with the help of the far right. mr netanyahu's coalition will be dependent on the support of the ultra—nationalist religious zionism party. here's yolande knell. basking in the moment, benjamin netanyahu is celebrating what looks like his political comeback. "we truly love you all, from the depths of our hearts," he tells supporters. promising he will build a government of power, not weakness. but it's his allies on the far right who werejumping forjoy. with this result, their leaders, known as extremists and racists, have moved from the political fringes to key figures. of our own country," he says. and this was him last month, inflaming tensions at a flashpoint to the same neighbourhood, celebrating their electoral success here in the us, the federal reserve has put up interest rates again — by three quarters of i%, trying to bring down stubbornly high inflation. it'

this is israel's fifth election in less than 4 years. north koreaed three ballistic missiles into the sea. the lunches hours after israel used a veiled threat. the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul paded not guilty today to attempted murder and other state charges. david depape aeared in a san francisco court. he was ordered held without bail. depape also faces federal charges of assault and attempted kidnapping. according to court papers filed today, prosecutors alleged depape said he was on a "suicide mission" and found to target other politicians. families in florida today got a chance to confront parkland school shooter nikolas cruz. his attack killed 17 students and staffers. some cursed crews bang while others wished him a painful death. -- cursed cruz while others wished him a painful death. >> we hope that you, the monster who did this to our son, have a painful existence in your remaining days. whatever pain you experience in prison unfortunately will be a fraction of what ben endured. >> i wish nothing for

but including with iran, saudi arabia, with what has happened in israel, north korea, china, as it relatesits grip in leadership on democracy. let's -- msnbc special midterm election coverage. joined by my colleagues, alicia menendez, and ayman mohyeldin. in less than 48 hours, we will have a first glimpse at election results, key races across the country. a new nbc poll out this morning offers us a hint of what to expect. in short, it's a jump ball. 47% of americans say they want a great deal of change in the direction that president biden is leading the country. that same poll shows a highly competitive campaign landscape ahead of tuesday's election. 48% of likely voters say they prefer a democratic-controlled congress. 47% want republicans in control. that kind of deadlock is not just being seen on a national level. take a look at wisconsin which has become a microcosm of american politics in 2022. the race between the incumbent democratic governor, tony evers, and his republican challenger, tim michaels, is a dead heat according to the latest market university lawful. in the states u.s

second was syria also stopped by israel military action and third libya. fourth was north korea.as no military threat. there was a series of agreements which north korea violated and result is they have a nuclear arsenal that can threaten you and fifth ciis iran for one year alone after second gulf war, thought that america would take action against it, they suspended their nuclear program after a year they realized there was no such threat, they have been going at it i have devoted many years to do everything in my power to stop them, stop them through military operation. and political act, stop them through programs like this i think that it requires american leadership. to stop iran to prevent iran from having nuclear weapons, and proposed agreement is opposite of what is required. mark: it looks like president trump realized that. and understand that. and got out of that iran deal. and put economic sanctions on iran. looks like he saw the same with the palestinians, he cut off funding for palestinians, and he could see that abbas that they were playing money to terrorist acti

narrowed to a minimum, it’s only north korea, it’s actually iran, it’s belarus, it’s nicaragua and syria, and you understand everything, so be in this company of israeldon't imagine, as i think, tel-aviv himself does not imagine this. be in a company with iran, that's why. of course, that's why there are changes in the perception of what is happening in ukraine, the danger of russian aggression, of course, the arrangement of the iranian side. in fact, the parties to the conflict have started to talk together about the friends of the russian federation. and what about brics , then is this association still valid or not? they are for russia even during the last vote and the assembly, you know when 143 countries condemned russian aggression, 143 condemned there. about three dozen were obtained. this is brics and so on, but those i listed supported russia, in fact, they do not support the territorial sovereignty of ukraine. i mean, a clear anti-ukrainian position means this the second circle of friends brics and wider eh eh hm some closer to moscow, some smaller we, for example, hoped for a more principled position of india and we hope that this element

the latest headlines: north korea's test—launching of multiple missiles, including one that crossed the maritime border with the south. exit polls in israel'sset for a record sixth term. but his likud party would share power with the far—right. the taiwanese tech giant, foxconn, has quadrupled the daily working bonus for staff working at its huge zhengzhou plant in china — known as �*iphone city'. that's to quell rising discontent over harsh covid restrictions, which led to scores of workers escaping over external fences at the plant in recent days. 200,000 people work at the factory, which produces the majority of iphones shipments worldwide. joining me now is katie silverfrom singapore. in real terms, how much is the bonus worth to workers?- bonus worth to workers? each day there _ bonus worth to workers? each day there are _ bonus worth to workers? each day there are now _ bonus worth to workers? each day there are now able - bonus worth to workers? each day there are now able to - bonus worth to workers? eam day there are now able to earn about 55 us dollars, and able to get bonuses for forgoing leave. it's a significant proportion, as

well, if north korea threatened far away east, now they are sending their munitions here, my excuse is that if there is a rant , he threatened israelcountries next to him, so now he is sending it here with his power and at the same time he is attacking the big dogs that will now be introduced by 9 european countries against iran. let me remind you that in the 70s , even a slave - it was a fairly homely country , a fairly developing country, and in general, the civilization of the mornings - this is a fairly ancient civilization, the most ancient in the world, and it is certain that against some time and will wake up early there will be processes of purification from that what is there now, the government will change. so what is global, what ira does not send to russia its weapons arsenals, it will eventually lead to the fact that in these cities, the plans where russian crocs were kept, so to speak, those that moscow created during the soviet era union well, what about north korea? we remember it was created there by the captain of the soviet intelligence, and these countries actually exist in order to support the russian federatio

middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and has not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were epoxy rules and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with as just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and his allies, israel, as in now in a position where it has nuclear weapons. and its entire strategy is to suppress anybody else from gaining nuclear weapons, reading nuclear potential as syria or iran. and remember, it's attacked to your ran it attack syria and 27 to bomb it's nuclear facilities. yes, assassinated iranian scientists, and many other people to try and prevent any, any other middle east and power becoming a nuclear power as they are 29 states supports them. so the international community so called, which means really means united states and is western allies is not going to

dynamic economy that will develop, look at israel, it is already returning to south korea, like the one that fought, the economy is full of people, like northr with weapons, and the irish returned, fleeing from britain, there was a war in their states, but then they returned with weapons, returned with money, returned with investments , ireland today is the largest it country and the representative offices of american offices in europe and google and facebook are all there, everyone is sitting in ireland, that's why it's not a problem for us, this issue will be irish, the mobilization of ireland is not a threat to russia. believe me , they are also imperial. look, i have a question. honestly say to yourself that at least 30% of those who left the country will never return, but we have to honestly say to ourselves and now, well, there are world statistics of people, god, let it be only 30%." well, in this case, when we are, there is once again i i was just trying to say this to everyone, if before we start talking about money, we should talk about ideology, because the marshall plan was not about money, it was about what germany will be like

middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were the policy rules and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with it's just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and his allies, israel, as in now in a position where it has nuclear weapons. and its entire strategy is to suppress anybody else from gaining nuclear weapons, reading nuclear potential as syria or iran. and remember, it's attacked to your ran it attack syria and 27 to bomb its nuclear facilities. yes, assassinated iranian scientists, and many other people to try and prevent any, any other middle eastern power becoming a nuclear power as they are 29 states supports them. so the international community so called which means really means united states and is western allies is not going to

middle east. israel has nuclear weapons and is not condemn, but iran, which does not have nuclear weapons, is sanctioned to condemn because they might develop a civilian nuclear program. north korea is sanctioned because it has nuclear weapons even know it is not a party to the non patient for non nuclear nonproliferation treaty and says, all these injustices were the policy rules and the american allies are allowed to get away with doing things, but nobody else is allowed to get away with as just double standard and exceptionalism, as we've seen in every other instance in the west where america and its allies, israel, as in now and a position where it has nuclear weapons and its entire strategy.

israel is accusing iran of launching a drone attack off the coast of aman. it was not badly damaged and completed the journey. >>> kim jong-un's north korea firing off anotherlistic missile. this marks the 33rd day this year that north korea has carried out a missile test. all right. soon on "early start," the top law school in the country just pulled out of a key college rankings list. and could elon musk already be tired of running twitter? from holiday hills, illinois to rudolph, wisconsin. from santa claus, indiana to snowflake, arizona. from garland, xas to north pole, new york and everywhere in between. we're holiday ready with fast and reliable delivery, serving every address in america. the united states postal service. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you're at high risk and test positive, don't wait. ask your healthcare provider right away if an authorized oral treatment is right f

israel can help with the iron dome situation in ukraine. general, what do you make of this? and the biggest concerns you have about north koreahaving such an important part in supporting russia's invasion of ukraine? >> thanks, jose. courtney, as usual, is all over it. three storylines coming out of your excel end lead-in. this shows how desperate russia is, and they have three allies in the world, north korea, iran and belarus. that's who they're having to turn to for ammunition and they're losing in every facet of this conflict. the first thing i thought about when i saw the report on the missiles being launched by north korea, this is a reminder of how important it is that we do not give into russian nuclear threats because countries like north korea are watching to see, will we buckle under? will we put pressure on ukraine to negotiate and to cave in because of the potential use of a nuclear weapon with russia? north korea will learn from that just as from the many launches. so it's important the artillery ammunition that john kirby reported is being sold by north korea and delivered exactly as courtney describes. i'm try