i mean, the joe biden, he had the summit of america has, didn't invite some countries. other countries didn't go because some countries weren't invited. and then the ones who did show up were ushered into the white house for a 20 minute group meeting with none other than joe biden. so, not exactly making friends in that, that kind of a re, no, there's been all sorts of talk about frameworks in africa, south america, south east asia, etc. but nothing is actually come of it. so, you know, the us is now looking at a situation where, you know, this kind of combination of countries coming together at, you know, with russia in china involved to buy a lot, very, very threatening to this idea of maintaining your head, jeremy, and also the dollar keeping the $1.00 and $5.00 cheats. well obviously trump blaine's the bite and administration for russia and china for their relationship getting closer essentially, even though it wouldn't, these 2 countries have been getting closer for a long time, even before he was in the white house. so, i mean, what do you think about that accusat

he had the summit of america, is that invite some countries other countries didn't go because some countries weren't invited. and then the ones who did show up were ushered into the white house for a 20 minute group meeting with none other than joe biden. so, not exactly making friends in that, that kind of a re, no, there's been all sorts of talk about frameworks in africa, south america, se, asia, etc. but nothing is actually come of it. so, you know, the us is now looking at a situation where, you know, this kind of combination of countries coming together at, you know, with russia and china involved in them. very, very threatening to this idea of maintaining your head, jeremy, and also the dollar. keeping the $1.00 and $5.00 at the event, donald trump also spoke of his desire to see a free and fair election, something he claims there hasn't been so far. ortiz saskia taylor has been breaking down. why when it comes to going to the polls, the us may not exactly set the gold standard. it's almost the big day and it's. 1 only now tuning in rest assured, but democracy stateside is alive and w

now that has anything to do with the united states mean joe biden, he had the summit of america, is that invite some countries other countries didn't go because some countries weren't invited. and then the ones who did show up were ushered into the white house for a 20 minute group meeting with none other than joe biden. so, not exactly making friends in that, that kind of a reno, there's been whole sorts of talk about frameworks in africa, south america, south east asia, etc. but nothing is actually come of it. so, you know, the us is now looking at a situation where, you know, this kind of combination of countries coming together at, you know, with russia and china involved in them. very, very threatening to this idea of maintaining your head, jeremy, and also the dollar. keeping the $1.00 and $5.00 agency as election day nears, some analysts are warning a violent spilling onto the streets after the results are announced. the reason report shows that violent rhetoric connected to the us, the election has searched online since the beginning of october, up to 315 percent on telegram and

week, the day after biden meets with trump, president biden will be departing for a pair of summits in south america he will be stopping at the apex summit in peru followed by the g 20 in brazil. he will be meeting with many of the world leaders who are grappling with the looming trump presidency as they are trying to figure out how they will be working with trump. it will be interesting to see how his conversations with trump might form any of those upcoming meetings as well. >> as he prepares to hand over power, i'm curious if there are any steps the white house is taking to protect things that they have done, to ensure trump does not reverse them. >> administration officials are well aware that trump has already laid out ways that he would like to target biden era initiatives. they know that everything they have done will be trump proof, but they are taking steps to shore up some of those initiatives that are key to biden's legacy .1 area is getting the remaining aid and military assistance directly into ukraine's hands at a time when there is question over what future u.s. support will look like

of cities summit. this is the biggest gathering of local officials in america. clarence anthony leads the organization. that's bringing together local leaders when they leave tampa, they're inspired to go back with new ideas and ways to address the challenges that they have. how our nation's mayors are working together to make communities better. and i talk to the host city's mayor, tampa's jane castor, to be successful in this position. you can't aim to please people. you have to aim to do the right thing. why? her approach seems to be working. but first, it looked like you literally dropped a bomb. hurricane helene hit north carolina two months ago, but the recovery efforts will take years. they don't think they'll have the power grid here stabilized until march or april. how the small nonprofit is coming to the rescue. for some, those stories right now on matter of fact. in western north carolina, hundreds of people remain without power. some in remote, mountainous regions. the scale of destruction from hurricane helene is massive. the storm washed away homes

we're grateful for the partners to make this family summit happen and we'll spend time with you today. the community anti-drug coalitions of america, or va c caca. yes. [applause] >> to begin it's an honor to welcome our very special guest, the attorney general of the united states, merrick garland, this is the second national family summit on fentanyl thats attorney general has attended. he was with us last year as well. please welcome back the honorable merrick garland. [applause] >> good morning. thank you, shaun. thank you, ann for your leadership of the extraordinary men and women. dea. and thank you for fighting for the victims, the overdose epidemic and their families. to the families who have joined us today. on behalf of the entire department of justice, i want to thank you for being here. your presence today is an act of love for those you have lost. and it is an act of extraordinary courage in their memory. although you may have been brought here by pain, you are united by a shared purpose. that purpose is to vent others from experiencing the heartbreaking loss of loved ones that you have experienced. thank you so much

america editor, lucy, a newman. you're joining us live from lima, a root. so you told us last hour, the chinese president is really getting the red carpet treatment at this summit door ahead of this summit, i should say, explained to us again. china is important for latin america. of the china is definitely stealing the show for a very simple reason. it dominates the economies of just about every country of these are in latin america, north of the us border except for mexico and colombia. and that is have been happening now for many, many years. but it's becoming even more clear now. in fact, in about an hour's time president, the shooting thing will be inaugurated remotely from the presidential palace because of security reasons. a mega port, an investment of $3600000000.00 here in peru, a port that will probably be the most important vehicle for transporting goods from the asia pacific region, all the way through lat hidden america. and that's just one example of the importance and the string to economically, but also politically that china is developing and what used to be called the united states back yard. and so he is certainly getting a lot of attention when i arrived

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it's part of his six-day trip to south america for this year's group of 20 leaders summit. okay.if you see smoke here, mount diablo tomorrow, don't be alarmed. state officials say they plan to conduct a prescribed burn. it will cover more than 100 acres in mitchell canyon expert expect park closures, including part of the parking lot in that area. several trails will be closed as well. but those outside the burn area will stay open and atmospheric at northern california this week bringing heavy rain. that's according to the national weather service. should the atmospheric river hit? they say parts of the north bay would likely take the brunt of the rain cities in the north coast could be drenched with 10 inches of rain. well, in places like san francisco and oakland, they could get around 4 inches. many residents might recall a few years ago we had heavy rain. gusty winds swept through the bay area caused flooding power outages and other problems. let's take a look at our 4 zone forecast as we take a look outside at downtown san francisco. chris, been dry for now. but maybe won't

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summit in south america. >> nancy: gives families of other detainees a lot of hope. scott macfarlane, thanks so much..s.-backed cease-fire between israel and hezbollah in lebanon appears to be holding tonight. the hope is that this diplomatic breakthrough will propel israel and hamas back to the bargaining table, as israeli hostages and palestinian civilians continue to suffer in the gaza strip. today, residents of southern lebanon and northern israel began to return to their homes. cbs's debora patta was there. >> reporter: israel and hezbollah exchanged heavy fire until the very last moment. but from earlier this morning, the skies were quiet for the first time in more than a year. despite official warnings that it's still too dangerous to go home, thousands of displaced lebanese strapped their belongings onto their cars and headed south, almost as quickly as they'd fled the violence. mohamed al awney returned with his family to this. peace in his city and the knowledge he's lost everything. "as long as we are safe," he said, "possessions can always be replaced." across the border, israelis evacuat

lots of america edits of the same name and reports from the summits and name this to day. some of this being overshadowed by i'm searching the fuel, my concerns, overhaul still it to use both economic and military. it on the global scale and the knowledge that president joe biden, who is an outgoing president, cannot speak on behalf of his successor donald trump. however, president biden did meet with the 2 closest allies of the united states in asia. that is the leaders of japan. and south korea, they discussed concerns over hostilities by north korea and china. they sent out a join to communicate, saying that they quote, strongly condemned north korea's attempts to support russia in its war against the crane. i refer a reference of course to the at least $12000.00 north korean troops that are now in russia. they also promised to maintain a very, very close alliance as a way to try to dissuade china to increase it all still disease and it's tends to re gain control over taiwan. now, the president of china will be meeting with joe biden on the outskirts of the media on the

of americans are a significant voting doll. can summit swing states and demonstrators and america's largest, our majority city have and they've been inventing era. many of expressed dissatisfaction with us support for israel and don't believe either coming to have us or donald trump can offer a solution. us to raise a bow found out in dearborn, michigan. as i'm here in the dearborn visited the city with the largest american population in the united fridays, former president donald trump came here to appeal this enchantment with the current administration, with the funding it smells and failing to stop the thing here today, they said that there is no so i didn't know to need to come in a hurry, but also to going out of town on both of them. oh no, i said right now there's no genocide joining me now if somebody sees from them. and she's part of this protest about telling me a little bit why are you here today? i am here today because because we want people to know and we want everybody to know that trump and here is they were not welcome. dearborn made his visit yesterday and he made a clear that he wants to give the, i don't know w

summit. the administration is investing in america gender is creating millions of good-paying jobs,, many of which do not require a four-year college degree and its investments will continue to drive job creation for years to come. the summit highlighted the record progress to expand career pathways to these good-paying jobs and infrastructure come clean energy, advanced manufacturing and so much more. with that, josh, this could is you as always. >> good to see you, karine. regarding the meeting, president biden has given a lot of statements about his concern for democracy. do you share any of those concerns with president-elect trump in the meeting about what he feels should be done or needs to be done? >> so i'm not going to go into granular detail of what was discussed in the meeting. what i can say that it was indeed very cordial, very gracious and substantive. i mentioned at the top national security was discussed, domestic policy issues were discussed. had an opportunity to speak with the president in the oval office right were coming out to do this is breaking because i want to make

america. welcome back — we begin in azerbaijan — where the cop29 climate summit is kicking off in the capital ofu. world leaders from around 200 nations are gathering with hopes of agreeing on measures to reduce the use of fossil fuels. but the focus of this years summit is how to keep annual temperature rises below 1.5 degrees — a target set by the 2015 paris agreement. casting a shadow over this years summit is the election victory for donald trump, a known climate sceptic who has threatened to withdraw from that landmark agreement. us climate envoyjohn podesta, who's attending the summit in baku, says the push to combat global warming will continue despite what he called a disappointing election outcome for climate activists. a disappointing election outcome welcome to world news america. welcome back — we begin in azerbaijan — where the cop29 climate summit is kicking off in the capital of baku. world leaders from around 200 nations are gathering with hopes of agreeing on measures to reduce the use of fossil fuels. but the focus of this years summit is how to keep annual temperature rises be

summit in peru focused on reducing tensions between the 2 superpowers. before donald trump takes office in january. she has signaled his concern over the return of trumps america. first policies. 5 men. she's last meeting before donald from once again assumes the us presidency. the 2 leaders got together at the annual aisha pacific summit being held in peru only by a sheath reaching, preparing for trumps return to the white house. strong volume china is ready to work with the new administration to maintain communication, expand co operation, and to strive for a steady transition of the china us relationship for the benefits of the 2 peoples . during this 1st time from been post terrace ranging from 10 to 25 percent on chinese agricultural products, including sea food port and dairy. the beaching retaliated with types of its own kicking off a trade war between the wells, 2 biggest economies. trump adopted an aggressive stance while campaigning this year. my ticket is about to retain steep import taxes under his america 1st trade policy service here, including 60 percent terrorist on china. right. that could go even higher to other countries that make us pay a h

secretary general, mark rutte, says he hopes that america's allies will be able to work together with mr trump. he made this commentjust before a summit ofare discussing donald trump's victory and its impact on the security of the continent. mr rutter expressed particular concern over russia enlisting north korea's help in the war in ukraine. they are delivering technology to north korea which is now threatening in the future the mainland of the us, continental europe but also our parties on a specific, japan for example and the republic of korea. these are really dangerous new developments and we need to discuss that today but i also look forward to sit down with president trump and to navigate how collectively we will make sure we face this threat and that we keep our part of the world safe. 0ur europe editor, katya adler is in budapest. this was always going to be a big meeting, these meetings between eu leaders and non—eu european leaders. so sir keir starmer, the uk prime minister will be here as you said, president zelensky as well. they happen twice a year. and they were started up by france's president after russia's full scale i

president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering ofia pacific rim. biden reinforcing america's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time the two met was in november of last year in woodside, california. their sit down today expected to be the last of biden's presidency. on friday, biden met with south korea's president and the prime minister of japan. they discussed the growing threat of north korea and its alliance with russia. the trio, considering military signs of force, along with possible sanctions. >> i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the foundation to peace and stability in the indo-pacific for many year

next week the president will be meeting with a number of foreign leaders as he travels to south america for a number of international summits. another job he has on his plate, reassure our allies especially about what's to come next. >> so carol, i'm thinking back to 2016. fair to say trump and his team were caught off guard by this win. honestly, the transition was anything but typical. but even now there are reports that the white house is having to push trump officials to sign federal agreements to get the transition going. what's going on? what should we look for during this transition period from the trump side? >> chris, it's a really important place to put our eyes and the reporting lens of the "washington post" and other media organizations. donald trump has always been skeptical of sharing too much about what his plans are, fearful as you know during the campaign of being associated too closely with project 2025, which was branded by democrats as an extremist agenda, an effort to try to sort of tar donald trump with that agenda, one he does quietly embrace but did not want to publicly embrace. and so this transitio

summit and through the end of school, the importance of maintaining staple relations between washington and beijing, especially in the face of a potential new trade will of to double trump is sold in lots america, at least and even reports on the peruvian capital, lima for the final photo of leaders of the epic summit. us president joe biden was the last to arrive. what would be the 1st to leave the 21 nation group of asian pacific countries? this was the beginning of biting swan song on the global stage. and ahead of next week's the 20 meeting. it was his last chance to meet privately with his chinese counterpart. these conversations prevent miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our 2 countries will not fear in the conflict. the competition, not conflict. it's not so our responsibility to our people. and as you indicated to the people around the world that would change and waiting share should china us relations that critical not only to the interests of the chinese and the american people, but also for the destiny of full of humanity. the 2 countries should bear in mind the wellbeing of the people and the common interests of the international community . the relationship be

biden is in peru, meeting with leaders on the sidelines of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit — or apec. the six—day trip to latin america saturday. it's the two superpowers' first meeting since november of last year, and it's likely their last before donald trump becomes commander in chief. on friday, biden met with the leaders of south korea and japan: key us allies in the pacific. and while he acknowledged it was his last meeting with the alliance — he emphasised the partnership was enduring. i'm proud to have helped with the parts of building this partnership. i think it's built to last. it's my hope and expectation. i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the solution for peace to many years to come. i've been speaking about the summit with retired brigadier general david stilwell, former us assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific and pacific affairs. he told me about the importance of apec for diplomatic relations. those are conversations on the sideline and a chance to get to allies, in addition with the chinese side, it's good. these are all things that will help with the drc on notic

of a former school and community center. today's ceremony starts at 4 p.m. happening today. president biden is in south america attending the group of 20 summit.om the largest global economies. the agenda includes talks meant to help combat world hunger and climate change. sunday, president biden became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot in the amazon rainforest. president also took an aerial tour of the world's largest tropical rainforest. his administration announced plans last year for a $500 million contribution to the amazon fund, the most significant international cooperation effort to preserve the rainforest, which is primarily financed by norway. the visit comes as the u.s. is expected to scale back its commitment to combating climate change under the incoming trump administration. >> the biden administration is allowing ukraine to use american made, long range weapons inside russia. the u.s. has considered authorizing the use of the army tactical missile systems. some within the administration worry this will escalate the war. others are concerned it will deplete supplies. the weapon is intended to be used in the kursk regio

it's part of his six-day trip to south america for this year's group of 20 leaders summit.ee smoke near mount diablo tomorrow, don't be alarmed. state officials say they plan to conduct a prescribed burn there. it will cover more than 100 acres in mitchell canyon. expect park closures, including a part of the parking lot in that area closed. several trails will also be closed. but those outside the burn area will stay open. meantime, yosemite national park says it is out of the woods for fire danger this season. the park officially declaring an end to fire season today. officials say fire danger has been consistently low in the last few days. and with more rain expected, they believe it will stay that way. more rain is headed to the bay area. at least kron four's. gayle ong is here now with a look at the forecast, gayle. yes, the storm door will be reopening this week. works keeping an eye atmospheric river. the first of the season. but first we're gonna have to deal with some chilly overnight. temperatures starting monday night into tuesday morning. >> we saw stray showers

president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering of leaders of the asia pacific rim. biden reinforcing america's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time the two met was in november of last year in woodside, california. their sit down today, expected to be the last of biden's presidency. on friday, biden met with south korea's president and the prime minister of japan. they discussed the growing threat of north korea and its alliance with russia. the trio, considering military signs of force, along with possible sanctions. >> i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the foundation to peace and stability in the indo-pa

president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering ofica's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time the two met was in november of last year in woodside, california. their sit down today, expected to be the last of biden's presidency. on friday, biden met with south korea's president and the prime minister of japan. they discussed the growing threat of north korea and its alliance with russia. the trio, considering military signs of force, along with possible sanctions. >> i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the foundation to peace and stability in the indo-pacific for many years to come. >> biden did not mention p

.>> this is almost certain to come up where you are in south america as the president goes to the last international summit ofsidency.>> reporter: that is right, president biden became the first sitting president to tour the amazon rain forest in brazil, so making history before he joins the other leaders of the g20 summit where they will be focused on the stability of relations with allies and the u.s. including support for ukraine. that is of course before president-elect trump returns to office.>>> back at home, developing news near los angeles, with a small plane crashing into the packed parking lot of a racetrack, stunning the fans there. >> this was the chaotic scene when authorities say a single engine plane crashed into a crowded parking lot just outside the national hot rod association drag racing finals at the paloma fairgrounds 30 miles east of l.a.>> we have a single engine plane down and two trailers, everybody has been extricated.>> three passengers and the pilot were rushed to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. from the air, you can see the plane wedged between three rv's. >> t

today for the asian pacific cooperation summit and he'll spend the next six days in south america before attending the summit in brazil. the new prime minister ofbiden for a try laterally meeting on the sidelines of apec. tomorrow, he is set to meet with the chinese president. prior to attending the summit president biden is set to become the first sitting president to join the amazon rain forest. >>> president-elect trump has picked doug burgum as the secretary of interior. that official announcement he said will come later today. burgum will step down as governor when his second term ends in december. he served as an energy adviser for trump throughout the campaign and was briefly considered as a running mate. the secretary of the interior is responsible for overseeing federal land and natural resources, as well as multiple government agencies, including the national parks service. >>> former united nations ambassador and presidential candidate nikki haley is speaking out. this after social media post by president-elect trump over the weekend ruled her out of a potential job in his administration. the post was widely seen as embarrassing for

of the summit on monday. it will mark the first time in more than six years that a british prime minister has met president xi. 0ur south americaeing we are just seeing some of the leaders arriving there for the summit so give it as a sense of what it is like there at the moment. what it is like there at the moment-— what it is like there at the moment. . , ., moment. that is right, world leaders are _ moment. that is right, world leaders are starting - moment. that is right, world leaders are starting to - moment. that is right, world leaders are starting to arrive| leaders are starting to arrive here in rio dejaneiro for these two days of discussions and there is a lot on the agenda. there are issues are said to be discussed in some of the formal meetings around global poverty, climate change, but of course what you've mentioned is there around the us�* mentioned is there around the us' decision to allow long—range missiles to be fired from ukraine into russia is one of the topics really dominating discussions here in rio de janeiro, that and as you have mentioned, the prime minister keir starmer�*s meeting today with preside

summit. the world leaders are fixed on the incoming trump administration. jackie heinrich joins us from the white house. >> president biden is on his way to south america for the first ofwo back-to-back summits where he will try to ensure the foreign policy priorities remain in place when he's gone. he's a lame duck. the incoming president is making calls of his own. trump gave his cell phone number to the indonesian leader in a call this week and said call any time you want. trump is haunted by career government officials leaking calls during his first time. so he's flouting procedure and calling folks directly. he's already had a call with xi jinping that biden is set to meet with saturday. the white house would not share details about what trump and biden discussed when they were face-to-face at the white house yesterday. we can gather china was part of the list. >> i think for us to succeed in the long-term competition with the p.r.c., it will require a barn foundation. when it comes to investing in our alliances, the sources of strength at home, we'll advocate because they're not political issues but american issues that can serve this country. >> the chinese fore

of state anthony blinking last month. that the honesty and summit in laos and revelation palms as the malaysian deputy minister of investment, trade and industry stations of the nation. so looks to america know of the west and markets as a final export destination. he says it's china on southeast asian economies, the best foss becoming the top can steve us. we talked to a senior research fellow at no center academy for strategic research. who you say is washington's using a classic approach to try and push small nations into taking sides, but malaysia has his own vision of his future. oh, well, no, surprised this is i think that's the we probably noticed the homepage normally is always the issue, but we'll decide though we dare you choose them or you choose the other side of the ship being a small country, small vision, i've had the budget not the 1st time, but a couple of times i so in this case right, but i'm an easter doctor, so i knew i said no. yeah. silver ignition. uh, i'm looking for a policy based on our credential already bought there. and so i guess you do something that noticed it as friendship, malaysia, so many times, especially regarding this off, i've tried to see what a

secretary general, mark rutte, says he hopes that america's allies will be able to work together with donald trump. he made the commentjust before a summit ofurity of the continent. mr rutte expressed particular concern over russia enlisting north korea's help in the war in ukraine. one of the things they are doing is delivering technology to north korea, which is now threatening the in the future, the mainland of the us, continental europe, but also our partners in the indo—pacific, japan, for example, and the republic of korea. so these are really dangerous new developments, and we need to discuss that today. but i also look forward to sitting down with president trump and to navigate how collectively, we will make sure that we face this threat and that we keep our part of the world safe. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is attending the summit in budapest. i'm joined by the former president, petro poroshenko. thanks forjoining us. how worried are you about the election of donald trump when it comes to the continued support from the us to ukraine? thank you very much for the invitation in this very decisive moment for ukraine an

america. he arrived in rio last night for the start of the g20 summit, and it's likely to be his final major international summit before leaving office. biden also became the first sitting president to visit the amazon rainforest where he saw the effects of deforestation. speaking in brazil, he said the fight against climate change has been a defining cause of his administration. he also alluded to what president-elect donald trump might do in the fight to protect the environment. >> some may seek to deny or delay the clean energy revolution that's under way in america. but nobody, nobody can reverse it. nobody. not when so many people regardless of party or politics are enjoying its benefits. >> and before arriving in brazil, biden met with chinese president xi jinping at the apec summit in peru. xi said he's ready to work with the incoming trump administration. >>> two people were killed and ten others wounded in two separate shootings along a parade route packed with thousands of people in new orleans. in the first shooting yesterday, nine people were taken to hospitals in unknown condition. about 45 m

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president biden is heading to south america for the final international summit of his presidency.the trip, he'll meet one on one with china's president. but as fox's rebecca kaster tells us, with a second donald trump presidency, on the presidency, on the horizon, biden's influence is diminishing. >> president biden is on his way to peru to use whatever political capital he has left to reassure allies in the indo-pacific that the u.s. will not abandon them. his biggest meeting, though, will be with a rival chinese president, xi jinping. >> there is actual work to do in this critical moment between the u.s. and china, to ensure that we don't run into any problems in the next two months in this transition of power. >> biden has tried to maintain a steady relationship with xi, but his newly elected successor, donald trump, will likely take a more aggressive approach in his first term. trump piled on tariffs and promises more are coming. he's also chosen senator marco rubio and congressman mike waltz for his top two foreign policy positions. both considered ultra hawkish toward beijin

. >>> this morning president biden is in south america for his last major international summit of hismit and then to brazil for the g20 and a meeting with china's xi jinping. it's his last chance to connect with world leaders and put the final stamp on foreign policy. they're turning their sights to his successor, donald trump. joining us now senior national political reporter sahil kapur. you've been looking into the biden legacy and what could be undone when trump takes office. walk us through that. what's safe and what's in most danger? >> joe biden will hand over the reins of power to donald trump and a republican-controlled congress which leads the question how much of the legacy will survive this red trifecta coming in in january. to that end we broke this down into four different baskets ranging from elements of the biden legacy most at risk under trump and republicans and those that are safest. let's start with executive actions. there's a lot that joe biden did with a stroke of a pen that donald trump can undo with a stroke of a pen. immigration orders included. trump campaig

of a six-day visit to latin america. he arrived in lima yesterday for the apec summit and will stop in the amazon rainforest and g20 summit in brazil next week. on saturday he's set to meet one on one with chinese president xi jinping. it's their third meeting since biden became president. now this is the final major international summit for biden before he leaves office. >>> some scary moments on board a scandinavian airlines flight when it hit severe turbulence. [ screams ] some terrifying video there. the plane with 254 passengers on board was traveling from stockholm to miami yesterday when it was hit by turbulence over greenland. photos show food and carry-on bags lining the aisles. the pilot made a u-turn and headed to copenhagen so the plane could be checked out. good news, no reports of serious injuries. >>> a rare season of autumn wildfires is raging across northern new jersey, and while firefighters are making progress they say it's like nothing they've ever experienced. cbs' tom hanson is embedded with them as they tackle flames across very difficult terrain on the new jersey-new york border. >> reporter: stubb

. >> president biden is in south america for this year's group of 20 summit. this is video of him arriving in rio de janeiro late tonight. he, along with leaders from the largest world economies, will be starting to meet tomorrow. the agenda includes combating global hunger and climate change. earlier in the day, president biden became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot in the amazon rainforest. the president took an aerial tour of the world's largest tropical rainforest. his administration did announce plans last year for a $500 million contribution to the amazon fund, the most significant international cooperation effort to preserve the rainforest, which is primarily financed by norway. and this visit does come as the u.s. is expected to scale back its commitment to combating climate change under the incoming trump administration. >> president biden has authorized ukraine to use u.s. supplied missiles in its war with russia. that weaponry will let ukraine strike targets deep inside russian territory. fox's kevin corke explains this will help the co

of america's next president still in doubt, anything the biden administration can do to boost ukraine's chances of hanging on, well, that's welcome here. pauladams, bbc news, dnipro. this all comes as the 620 summitre sir keir starmer said he wants to double down on support for ukraine. we'vejust received a joint communique from world leaders there — agreeing to cooperation on a wide range of global issues — from global conflicts to climate policy and new technologies. james landale sent this report from rio dejaneiro. another day, another round of air strikes on ukraine. this time in the streets of 0desa on the black sea. the devastating impact of the russian missile in a residential area, leaving ten dead, more than a0 wounded. just at the latest bombardments in a war almost a 1,000 days old. a strike that could be resisted better now kyiv can use these american missiles against russian air bases across the border. but will the us permission mean britain and france will now allow ukraine to use their own storm shadow missiles in the same way? the prime minister, who is attending the 620 summit in brazil, said ukraine was his top priority but refused to say if he would allow british made missile

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america as part of his global curtain call. the president will attend the final major international summit of his presidency. the first stop is peru for the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. that will be one of the final chances for the president to meet with other world leaders. and the most important moment will likely be his meeting with the president of china, xi jinping. president biden will then head to brazil and make a stop in the amazon rainforest, and he'll wrap up his trip at the g-20 summit in rio de janeiro. the san jose mineta international airport is celebrating brand new facilities for his administrative and maintenance workers. the new state of the art building is on coleman avenue, across the street from pay pal park. it's more than 22,000ft■!s, and it's soon to be certified as a green building. airport and city leaders say it is much needed. for 25 years, maintenance workers and administrative staff have been using temporary trailers as their workspaces and frankly, despite how great our airport is, i think some of our facilities for those maintenance workers have been, frankly, ki

america correspondent david willis. he has been following the summit between the leaders. give us a sense of jinping and joe biden had to say there in biden�*s waning days as president. say there in biden's waning days as president.- say there in biden's waning days as president. these are two leaders _ days as president. these are two leaders who _ days as president. these are two leaders who know - days as president. these are two leaders who know each | days as president. these are - two leaders who know each other well and this was the last meeting before joe well and this was the last meeting beforejoe biden meeting before joe biden disappears meeting beforejoe biden disappears into the sunset in a couple of months time. and both stressed today the importance of the bilateral relationship between the two superpowers. president biden said he was proud of the progress that had been made between the two under his administration in areas such as military planning and discussions, areas such as counter narcotics and artificial intelligence. president xi said he was, as he put it, ready to wo

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of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. >>> next a cyber security summit looking at the biden administration's efforts to cyber issues and the progress of a u.s.-led partnership of more than 30 countries and organizations to counter ransomware and other threats. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> please give another round of applause to ann, harry and tom for that great conversation. [ applause ] >> our next session is entitled, combating ransomware on an international scale, and features members of the now 60-person counter ransomware task force. an effort launched by the international community to address cyber crime in the u.s. moderating this session will be ash, ceo of elastic. joining ash is robert barry, for the america's at zscaler. sammy corey, head of canada, ori shine, israel national cyber direct, chris gouer, minister counselor, home affairs, embassy of australia and felicity oswald, obe, interim chief executive officer, national cyber security center. we are also elated to have anne neuberger kick this session off with a few introductory words. let's please give our