so in york city un general assembly with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of us and people are closed for the 1st amendment rights celebration of quote and see is competition is expected to china. host the page, the game september on out. just the the one to says north korea's leader could be planning to meet the russian president to discuss a possible weapon states the pro carry johnson. this is i'll just say a lot from to have also in the news. got bones to lead to a sworn in this can take a president that's giving a date to the end of miniature rule for cause 1st climate son. they did discuss the challenges and potential benefits of climate change and heavy rains cause chaos. in spite of the summer record breaking temperatures, the the water test says it's expecting north korean leader kim jong and to meet with the russian president vladimir putin. washington is express concern of a growing military ties on a supply of arms from the gun young to musket on monday rushes defense minister sa

preconceptions and using the platforms to change societies. wildly dis, gathering new york city un general assembly with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of us n g for golf clothes for the 1st amendment rights to celebration of quote and see is competition is expected to china who c h. a game september on al jazeera. according to the un, since the conflict broke out into done in april, more than 700000 people have fled the country. most of them have fled to chatter egypt, but now some are arriving here in libya. some people bring dispute a more set, but it's not enough for all the children, if to fighting continues and neighboring through that many fear that could possibly be an influx of refugees and possibly fighters crossing into libya. you image the yours is libya, is not a safe place for refugees and asylum seekers. and that they try to give assistance to those who are the most vulnerable, which for the women and children here. that's just not enough. the pos, the central reduced to rubble and survivo

york city. >> carley: you are in washington, president biden is in new york city at the un general assembly.e did speak to other nations and say secure your border so we can secure our country, as well. he did not do that. he so far hasn't met with mayor eric adams, much to his anoticeance, listen to what he had to say yesterday. >> president biden is coming to the city, i hope he understands this beautiful city, economic engine of the country, is being saddled a $2 billion that we spent already, $5 billion we will spend in this fiscal crisis, $12 billion in the next two budgetary cycles. new york don't deserve this, asylum seekers don't deserve this. >> carley: he's saying, listen, president biden, we're allies, carve out 30 minutes of your day to talk with us and come up with solutions. >> joe: he's right to call them out. there are 108 shelters, certainly one can be passed by. reality is he came in office in 2021, changed policy at the border, appointed kamala harris the border czar, saying we're going to stop the crisis and nothing like that happened. it has been abject failure, we have

there in new york city, for him not to meet with the president of mexico is a complete disgrace, he has fundraiser scheduled tomorrow i in around new york city around the un general assembly and not tackling this. the borders are, we keep giving russian titles to come and she is a wall on the topic. it is reported that 8 million migrants have come over on joe biden's watch, that is largely when the population of 30 states . it's larger than delaware in wyoming for her just to put it in context, 7501 day? that's larger than a lot of college campuses. larger than the town i grew up in parent's people see this and they want answers. all of this, all the while in americans are suffering great they say were living paycheck t paycheck, they can't afford every day life and people are getting stuff for free. >> you can see the stations and what they're covering, the medi is covering for them, they're not covering. >> it's fascinating to look at that. the previous imminent administration attempts to secure the border, the border i what makes you a sovereign nation. they called the securing of the border and human rights crisis, then when you target over the control of the border t

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the summit comes just days ahead of the un general assembly in new york city. i see and hungry and suffice. eric sensing a bond on ukraine's grain and force despite the listing of restrictions by the european union. 5 e u members, including bulgaria and romania were allowed to bind the sales of ukrainian grain in may to protect federal funding. industries and measures will expire on friday at midnight to off the key. you've agreed to introduce any measures to stabilize grain prices. your claims, as, as we taking control of others, just outside bye with the village of andre lives, just for yourself and the bloody as possible. in russia's war on ukraine, north korean leader kim jong and is continuing his tour of eastern russia and spoke to the factory that produced as rush as most people who will plains kim. so a demonstration flights of the f. 235 flights of jet. there's all your headlines, one use of the the bottom line the . ready a hi, i steve clements and i have a question 30 years after the palestinians and israelis signed their historic peace planet oswell

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me say, the summit comes to stays before the un general assembly in new york city. out as there is less than american edison. lucy and human is that the summit in atlanta. the g 77 summit is now well underway with at least 50 heads of state foreign ministers and find a level ministers from some 134 countries. it is the largest inter governmental organization within the framework of the united nations whose secretary general unplug. you will have. this is also here, the voice of the, the $77.00 plus the china will always be central at the united nations. as i called on your groups, we have long been champions of multilateralism to step up to use our, our insights, the host presidents we get disconnected from cuba. i began by saying that this would be an all spirit conference, a recognition that cuba is facing eastern on the crisis at this moment. not surprisingly, he also began by lashing out at the developing countries when he said, have maintained the world's global south in poverty and injustice for centuries. but the, one of the main themes of this conference is

science and technology during its 2 day meeting, stomach problems just days before the un general assembly in new york city. at least 6 people have died in northern. so don, off to the days of torrential rains triggered flash flooding. thousands of homes in the white nile and north quarter found states have been destroyed, and hundreds of people displaced millions already affected by the slicing between the army and the power made it treat rapid support forces. all right, there's a headline. news continues here now to their off to generation support this year and there's been heavy hearts in the refund, the 1st minute of the expiring of the ceasefire. something has changed at this border crossing whether they are civilians or spiders. none of that seems to matter here. now those forms, human data you and hcr is here and someone told us that they have never seen it this bad. many people say that even when they are about to prophecies neighboring tad dave, i've been talking to incredibly tragic day, seeing refugees streaming in this turned into a nice they seem terrible things, experience, unimaginable hards

sure, with the un general assembly happening in another hall in the same building here at the un headquarters in new york city. we saw the security council, the 15 member body that leads the un meet to discuss the ongoing crisis. and that meeting turned in to kind of saver at like a saber rattling session between azerbaijan and armenia. now, the foreign minister of the hazard by john pointed out the presence of armenian military forces in as or by johnny territory, is at this point, pretty obvious. see, showed photographs of military hardware. he talked about the land mines, etc. here's what the foreign minister representing bach, who had to say before the council source itself is everybody's young launch logo. going to tell them interest to the son of this illegal informations, and can utilize the immune and threats both to safety and security of otherwise any civilian a new 3 percent of the content that i'm interest. so limited in proportion to the threat posed to so we're going to into, to integrity officer by john as well as safety and well being before with citizens . the concept that the mission exclusi

he was actually in charge of new york city police department role in securing the un general assembly for a nuclear device on about. clearly, no one's gonna say what the plan is. as a citizen of new york, i'm glad to hear that. what is different now about this than when you are doing it? >> one of the things that's different today is, you know, two of the countries who are visiting the u.n. are at war, that is russia and ukraine. one of them this time is not us. but anytime there is anything going on in the world there whipple reaches new york. and we've seen that again and again. doing -- actually, it was yesterday, the anniversary, but during the 2016 general assembly, we had bombs go off on the west side of manhattan during the u.n. conference. that was, you know, inspired by i.s.i.s. and al-qaeda, and those were the ripples of a different war coming to new york. you can lock down, you know, a box around the u.n. and those hotels where the world leaders are state. but you can't lock down a city. you remember that ended in a battle in new jersey where the bomber was captured. so all

over 15,000 protesters in new york city kicked off "climate week", ahead of the start of the un general assembly leaders to end the use of fossilfuel, and drive action to combat climate change. sunday's demonstration is part of 500 planned protests across the globe. you're live with bbc news. here in the us, more people than ever are dying from fenta nyl overdoses, as a fourth wave of the opioid epidemic sweeps the country. in 2022, deaths due to drug overdoses hit a new record, killing more than 100,000 people in the us, according to data from the centers for disease control and prevention. of those deaths, more than two—thirds were tied to fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, 50 times more powerful than heroin. the drug is illegally manufactured and sold by criminal gangs. most of the illegal fentanyl found in the us is trafficked from mexico, using chemicals sourced from china, according to the drug enforcement administration, or dea. earlier, i spoke with prof carl latkin, vice chair of the department of health, behaviour, and society atjohns hopkins university in baltimore. prof latkin, thank you

un general assembly today. thanks richard, to and that's cross over now to our us corresponding, janelle do my own who's being the following. the events from new york city hygiene out good to see you. so tell us what else can we expect at this un general assembly today? well, as we heard there earlier, were really, really waiting for uh, the ukrainian leader of loading mirrors, a lensky to speak. everyone is very curious to hear what kind of tone he will strike. what is expected is that he will think of all the countries assembled for their continuing support of ukraine, but also try perhaps to put on a bit of a charm offensive for especially countries of the global cells who throughout this conflict have chosen to perhaps pursue a non aligned or multi aligned, foreign policy when it comes to ukraine and the war that russia has waged on it. so very interesting to see whether he will be able to, to charm them, to be able to recruit them more to train side. apart from that tough president biden, perhaps a, you know, we can see this as a signal of the us trying to create more of an effort to counter russia. yet again, it is a, he's couldn't reading the 1st

over 15,000 protesters in new york city kicked off "climate week", ahead of the start of the un general assemblye of fossilfuel, and drive action to combat climate change. sunday's demonstration is a part of 500 planned protests across the globe. co—founder of rolling stone magazine, jann wenner, has been removed from the rock and roll hall of fame�*s board of directors, after controversial comments he made about female and black musicians, in a new york times interview, promoting his new book. wenner apologised for his remarks, through his publisher, little, brown and company. you're live with bbc news. in the us, more people than ever are dying from fenta nyl overdoses, as a fourth wave of the opioid epidemic sweeps the country. in 2022, deaths due to drug overdoses hit a new record, killing more than 100,000 people in the us, according to data from the centers for disease control and prevention. of those deaths, more than two—thirds were tied to fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 50 times more powerful than heroin. the drug is illegally manufactured and sold by criminal gangs. most of the illegal f

somebody comes just days before the un general assembly in new york city or less than america as police and human joins us now live from havana. understand what all the leaders of the world's largest insect government to prove that the g $77.00 plus china say the with this is very much as you mentioned, a, a preview to the general assembly meeting in new york that's coming up now. and we are certainly hearing any are full about the problems on the so no, but sells, particularly in relation to the lack of access to technology, science and innovation. that is the main theme here. but what is the most interesting speeches of all was from the secretary general of the united nations antonio. but that was when he was the 2nd one to speak after the president of to about the whole country. who, by the way, apologize for the fact that this would be what he calls an austere summit, given economic problems that this country is facing. but i thought it would, that was said that the conclusion that the world can come to right now is that developing countries that the world rather is failing the worl

quite the week for zelenskyy, first address the un general assembly in new york city in his signature. zelenskyy's first in-person address to the annual gathering since the start of russia's unprovoked war. he did not mince words, he never does. he warned that russia's aggression is not just a threat to his home country, but as he has been saying since day one, it is a threat to the world. the following day, zelenskyy had even stronger words for the u.n. security council, telling the body that it was essentially useless and resolving conflicts as long as russia has veto power, which it does. he said, quote, ukrainian soldiers are doing with their blood with the u.n. security council should do by its voting, veto power in the hands of the aggressors what has pushed the u.n. into deadlock. zelenskyy then traveled to washington, d.c., to lobby american lawmakers for more aid. he faced dozens of republicans who have voiced their opposition to providing more money and weaponry to ukraine. zelenskyy met privately with republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy. mccarthy denied the leaders req

his visit comes just days after he addressed the un general assembly in new york city and at a criticaluncture for his alliance with the united states. president biden is seeking an additional $24 billion in military and humanitarian aid for ukraine, but his request is uncertain. due to a growing partizan divide in congress about how to proceed. house speaker kevin mccarthy says he wants more ukraine aid to be debated on its merits. when you meet with him, will you commit to another round of funding for ukraine? if zelensky elected to congress? is he our president? i don't think you have to commit anything. i have questions for him. where is the accountability on the money we already spent? what is the plan for victory? leaders here in the us senate say they would like to combine the ukraine aid with the short term spending bill that will likely be needed to avoid a government shutdown at the end of this month. all right. let's shift back to our weather here in the bay area as we give you this live look here that we showed you at the top of the newscast here from our sutro camera in san

well, new york city is full of high-profile visitors for the un general assembly this week.nder the radar, it is the future king of england, prince william to you and me and he is in town for the earth shot prize summit. get this. he went for a run in central park this morning and, apparently, nobody noticed that there was a royal in their midst. >> did you go running in central park this morning? >> i did. i decided to join the hordes of new yorkers doing their morning routine as they went around central park. >> so, if a prince runs in the park and nobody notices did it really happen? or was it just new york city, everyone? thanks for watching, our coverage continues. . my customer was enjoying her new car, when her windshield cracked. [gasp] >> customer: my car! >> tech vo: she didn't take i it to the dealer. she scheduled with safelite. we have the latest technology for the newest vehicles. and we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: don't wait-- schedule now. ♪ pop music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safel

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and the man who did this, putin, cannot even come to the un general assembly because he is subject to arrest in new york cityigned to him the label of being a war criminal. so yes, there are opportunities here. i would love to see him point out the reality of these four tr adversarial countries of the united states and like-minded democracies china, russian, i run in north korea they are indeed working together but they are also destabilizing the world. china and the end of pacific region intimidation and coercion of the countries there, it is russia starting as an indicator a major war again in europe. it is iran with a proxy wars going on in the middle east and we see kim jong un with his belligerence and rhetoric. more significantly with increasing nuclear arsenal and also his ballistic missiles and threatening the use of them. these dictators are destabilizing the world. i would love the president to really go after and point it out we have to recognize it for what it is. see the truth of it in stand up against it. steve are what is so ironic the united nations general assembly has condemned the invasion

york as he arrived to attend. the un general assembly demonstrates his talk through the streets of the city in simple, it's all the current process in israel against nothing. you always propose traditional overall. over 3500 academics on office, signed an open letter urging us presidents, as well as the un 60 journal not to meet all invites missing yahoo to attend the un general assembly. we spoke to one of the people who signed the lights. it is very single at, you know, i'm, meaning you says that the pm's attempt to, we can do additional system is related to accusations, bolts against him for bribery and breach of trust in progress from individual trust. she doesn't know what she wants to work. the next thing is to have time cancelled solution, but not have to pay the consequences of his actions and maybe go to the order to do that has to work. and it's not just for the traditional system. so the top of that is really supreme court has to do that, created a clinician with just experienced terms for this race to corrupt individual.

in new york ahead of the un general assembly, we begin all coverage in the flood ravaged eastern libyan city of done a nearly 900 buildings that have been destroyed on the you and says around 46000 people have been displaced. its fed up to $20000.00, could be dead. malik china reports to please it's been a week since the eastern live in city of deadman the changed forever. those who know me like wave of water that goes down. this valley has left a deep scar on the city, its people, and in the hearts of the nation. of those who survive the floods are trying to process this your loss while recovering what remains. still wondering if their loved ones are alive or dead and 100 bucks up. thank god for giving this patients. i'm sitting in the area trying to clean it and trying to verify who's missing. i'm trying to and this time to come and situation. i didn't leave. thousands are dead. thousands more are missing. dozens of local and international search and rescue teams are working to recover bodies from under the rubble or those last us or into the muddy c. authorities are still trying to unders

york city. it's an annual event and it's held in conjunction with the un general assembly to showcase global climate action. a san francisco state senator scott wiener is applaudi g the governor's decision in his social media threat. shared the significance of the move for climate action and says the governor is reaffirming the state's global climate leadership. it's 10, 0, 9 and a man was arrested for shoplifting beer from a pacific. that shopping center on saturday. police were patrolling the pacific manor shopping center and they came across a bmw suv was parked illegally in front of retail business. so they're investigating that one. this guy comes running out of the store towards them and he is got a ski mask on and he's carrying a grocery hasket full of beer. police ended up arresting a resting him and ended up finding a loaded pistol and ecstasy and xanax pills on him 10. 0, 9, is a time right now. and also in gilroy. we're looking at what happened with a pedestrian on electric skateboard was writing saturday night and ended up being struck and killed by a car. and this happened around 9 o'cl

york. since he arrived to its end, un general assembly demonstrates as so to the states of the city in support of the current process and israel against us. and y'all has proposed traditional overall over 3500 academics on the opposite, signed an open letter, urgent us presidents, and the un general secretary, not to meet all inviting us and you all have to attend the un general assembly. you spoke to one of the people who signed the last a speech barely st. guess at, you know, i'm meaning it says that the fans attempt to weaken the judicial system is related to accusations both against him for, for the progress from richard trust. he doesn't know what he wants to work and he's been helping time cancelled solutions and not have to change the consequences of his actions and maybe go to do you want to do that has to work and not destroy the traditional system. so at the top of that is really supreme court has to do that. created to coalition, we just explained terms with risk to corrupt individual conflicting criminal was the worst of the worst 0 folks in such an est homophobes market. crew of p

york city. this is some of what we've heard from the leader of brazil. little of desilva when he spoke to the un general assembly shop with me last year, the i m f made available, a $160000000000.00 and special joined rights to european countries. and just 34000000000 to african countries. beyond the cool and distorted representation of the management of the i, m f and the world bank is unacceptable. bricks was the results of this paralysis and constitutes a strategic platform to promote cooperation between the emerging countries. the recent expansion of the group at the johannesburg summit meeting strengthens the fights for an order that accommodates the economic, geographic, and political plural, etc of the 21st century. we are a force that works towards fair global trade in the context of a serious crisis in multilateralism at that mood that put them on. now, the leader of cuba, the representative of cuba, spoke before the un general assembly and highlighted an issue that this body has voted on. many times, the un general assembly has voted resolution after resolution condemning the economic blockade of cuba

york city. this is some of what we've heard from the leader of brazil. little of the silver when he spoke to the un general assembly shop with me last year, the i m f made available, a $160000000000.00 and special joined rights to european countries. and just 34000000000 to african countries. beyond the cool and distorted representation of the management of the i, m f, and the world bank is unacceptable. now, the leader of cuba, the representative of cuba, spoke before the un general assembly and highlighted an issue that this body has voted on many times. the un general assembly has voted resolution after resolution condemning the economic blockade of cuba imposed by the united states and the aftermath of its revolution and intended to destabilize the country and cause economic difficulties with the in terms of overthrowing the cuban government, the cuban representative emphasize why the economic blockade is a violation of international law and why it is completely unfair to label cuba, a state sponsor of terrorism with need and demand financial institutions that have true capacities. nations of the global souls n

city's children are on pause. anna foster, bbc news, derna. more on our top story now, and the un general assembly here in new york.ng forgotten issues to the forefront. with the crisis in syria now entering its 13th year, i asked geir pedersen, the united nation's special envoy for syria, what he wants to focus on. great have you on bbc news. you were recently in damascus. you are in touch with civil society members there. the conflict in syria is in its 13th year. what did you find there? what is the situation like? situation inside syria, wherever you live, whether you live in government—controlled areas or in the three other areas that are not controlled by the government, it is extremely difficult. but it is also difficult for the syrians living outside of syria. the living in lebanon, injordan and turkey. and the economy is collapsing even further. so i said when i talked to people in damascus, i said to me it seems now that the situation economically is worse than what it was even during the height of the complex. what has made it worse? what has made it worse is a combination of factors. it is a long proces

. >> sean: un general assembly didn't just lure our mumbling, bumbling, blundering out of touch commander in chief into new york city also now reported that it attracted scores of high end escorts from around the country and arnold the world but made their way as far as vegas and europe to meet up with the dignitaries and here now with reaction, he's the host of fox across america and big comedy special. long island special huntington and october 13th at the paramount i'm standing and filming the one hour special and these high end herebies. >> you know what, we learned something thousand. now we know why bill clinton was at particular events in town this week. >> sean: can you pay me in singles? i'm a former cacodriver and this is absolutely a true story. be careful a lot of woman in the naked have adams apples. >> i'm just saying there's a fine line between daisy duke and dylan mulvaney. >> sean: people coming from new york staying where could i go and not meet the people. >> some of the women would offer to barter for the fair. there's certain things you don't want too cheap in life. know what i'm saying. like ev

york wednesday and he will address the un general assembly on friday. meanwhile, work is underway right now too repair the wharf in capitola after that massive storm last winter. the city says contractors have started staging materials to rebuild the borth construction set to begin a week from today. the repair job will include the installation of new pilings to support the wharf and the replacement of the decking railings. >> a project like this that is in the pacific ocean. there are a lot of permits involved. there's a lot of a structural calculations after be done. people love walking on it, going out to the couple restaurants out there and fishing it's it's critical to get it back. >> new restrooms will also be installed and that work is expected to be done before the end of next year. hopefully in time for people before the end of this year, i guess that is so people can enjoy it by next summer. still ahead. >> not so fast. the closure of golden gate fields might later than initially thought when the horse race track could plus. there's a new member of the ownership group of the oakland it is and how you can get in on the action. and san francisco police releasin

city, stepanakert, many of them gathering at the airport. they are coping with dwindling food, medicine and fuel supplies. in new york, azerbaijan's foreign minister, jeyhun bayramov, told the un general assemblybaku was determined to "reintegrate" karabakh armenians as equal citizens but his armenian counterpart demanded the un establish a mission in the region to prevent further killings of ethnic armenians. the bbc�*s olga ivshina is one of the first journalists to have reached the region since this week's hostilities began. she filed this report. this is the first time journalists have been allowed into karabakh since the start of recent hostilities. we're currently in susa, a key point in the area. it sits on the mountain which overlooks several strategic roads and towns. the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia has taken tens of thousands of lives. so, the question everyone is asking now — will this ceasefire hold 7 azerbaijan military has told us they're currently in control of khankendi, a city down there, which karabakh armenians call stepanakert and consider their capital, so it's very important. however, azerbaijan has provided no details, no evidence, and this is as close as we

frankfurt and board city managed by front bought the this is dw news life from the climate. protesters take to the st. the head of the un general assembly sizes of people's demonstrates in new york, demanding a stop to the use of fossil fuels. would lead as a jew to attend the climate action summit. the assembly also on the program, european commission, president of underlying takes the 1st time look at it, leaves michael in crisis. she visits the island of allowing me to do the with prime minister, georgia maloney after a record number of migrant arrivals.

york city last night and is scheduled to speak tomorrow. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky also plans to attend the meeting, which will focus largely on the russian invasion of ukraine. leaders at the un general assemblyeeting will also discuss ways to respond to climate change. governor gavin newsom was in new york this weekend speaking on the issue. he vowed to sign two climate change bills here in california . they are designed to force big corporations to be more transparent about their greenhouse gas emissions. as the world we invented paralysis by analysis is gotten in the way of progress. s and we've got to move with that. they're sucking into their lungs. political business and environmental leaders from around the world meet every day. excuse me, every year for climate change week to discuss how they're responding to environmental programs as our state is accusing big oil of deceiving the public about fossil fuels and climate change. it's suing five major oil companies, including san ramon based chevron, the state's attorney general's office says these corporate actions privately acknowledged their effect on global warming. the lawsuit seeks to fund relief efforts from the state's weather rel

the protest in new york as us present joe's buys and met israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu on the sidelines of un general assembly in his opening remarks. spies and cities concern the state of democracy in israel. meanwhile, and occupies westbank funeral, as well as the 5 palestinians killed buys very forces. thousands of people were injured as well, which the soul attended jeanine refugee camp. israel has confirmed using a drone in the attack, is carried out. several raids on the densely populated area this yeah. the, the abraham reports from ramada just in the past 24 hours passed. it is of late to rest. the bodies of 5 young men who were killed by is really forces fire who could inducted rates in different cities in the occupied was back on tuesday night. these really forces rated janine for 2 hours in during more than 30 palestinians and killing 4 of them. and on wednesday morning, they've redid jericho in the west bank connect. one ruled palace simeon. these words are becoming much more regular. we're talking about sometimes it doesn't for day in different places in the occupies last spring. and why these really forces you to really say that the ma

york city. president biden delivered an urgent message to world leaders and lawmakers in washington today, telling them to stay the course on support for ukraine in the war against russia. biden made his case before the un general assemblythis very stark warning. >> russia alone bears responsibility for this war. if we allow ukraine to be carved up, it's the independents of any nation secure? i suspect that the answer is no. we have to stand up to this negative aggression today and deter other would-be aggressors tomorrow. that's why the united states, together with our allies and partners around the world, will continue to stand with the brave people of ukraine as they defend their sovereignty and territorial integrity and their freedom. >> ukraine's president zelenskyy was there for biden speech, and just a few hours later, gave his own warning that russian aggression could soon reach beyond ukraine's borders. >> the aggressor is weaponizing many other things, and those things are used not only against our country, but against all of yours as well. the goal of the present war against ukraine is to turn our land, our people, our lives, our resources, into a weapon against you. while russia is pushing the world to the f

york city. president biden delivered an urgent message to world leaders and lawmakers in washington today, telling them to stay the course on support for ukraine in the war against russia. biden made his case before the un general assembly

york city last night and is scheduled to speak tomorrow. ukraine president vladimir zelensky also plans to attend the meeting, which will focus largely on the russian invasion of his country. leaders at the un general assemblyg will also discuss ways to respond to climate change. governor newsom was in new york this weekend speaking on the issue. he vowed to sign two climate change bills in california. they're designed to force big corporations to be more transparent about their greenhouse gas emissions. the world we invented paralysis by analysis is gotten in the way of progress, and we've got to move political business and environmental leaders from around the world meet every year for climate change week to discuss how they're responding to environmental problems. california's accusing big oil companies of deceiving the public about climate change and fossil fuels. five major oil companies are being sued by the state of california, including chevron based in san ramon. the attorney general's office says these corporations privately admitted how they have affected global warming. this lawsuit seeks damages to pay for relief efforts from weather related disasters like wildfires and extreme drought. commerc