the nato alliance. they are not proposals for peace. instead they are proposals for surrender. at the same time, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in new york for the united nations general assembly. the u.s. and france are pressing for a 21 day cease fire along the israel-lebanon border. but netanyahu is rejecting that and telling the military to keep striking hezbollah militant targets in lebanon with, quote, full force. coming up, which presidential campaign is getting the most funding from silicon valley? new numbers showing where the millions of dollars in donations are going. we have a breakdown. and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a warmer day with 85 here in walnut creek. some 60s by 10 p.m. we're going to talk more about hotter temperatures tomorrow. plus hurricane helene right now bearing down on the coastline of florida. i'll have the brand new update we just got in coming up in minutes. and heads up. you can now order more free at-home covid tests from the federal government. starting today, you can order four tests per household at covidtests.gov. they'll be shipped starting next week, and we'll west and northeast. there's also a spotlight on silicon valley. lo

thank you for joining us in new york for the united nations general assembly were world leaders urgedlation in the middle east as israel warns of a possible invasion in lebanon, attacks continuing on both sides of the border. israel carried out extensive strikes against the militant group hezbollah after earlier in the day it intercepted a hezbollah missile targeted towards tel aviv. in the south of lebanon thousands of people are on the move to escape israeli strikes. more than 90,000 people have been displaced in lebanon since monday. wednesday lebanon's health ministry said 51 people were killed in israeli airstrikes. the israeli military says it is entering a new phase of the campaign. the israel defense forces in chief of staff herzi halevi says they are preparing for a ground offensive of lebanon. >> we will continue striking hezbollah. today, has put up expanded its range of fire. later today they will receive a very strong response. prepare yourself. >> following those words from the idf a spokespeon from the pentagon said the u.s. does not believe israeli incursion into leban

> and finally, tonight, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is here in new york for the united nations general assemblylls a victory plan. gma anchor robin roberts sat down with president zelenskyy on what his plan aims to do. >> so your victory plan does it include. and i know you don't want to get into into details until you talk to the leaders. but negotiating with with russia and how can you trust someone. >> it's not about negotiating with russia. no it's about like i said, it's a bridge to diplomatic way. how to stop the war. the bridge is the plan of victory or victorious plan. it's a strengthening of ukraine, ukrainian army and ukrainian people. only in the strong position we can push. we can push putin to stop the war. diplomatic way. >> our thanks to robin. you can see more of her interview with president zelenskyy tomorrow morning on gma, and a 30 minute special streaming wednesday night on abc news live. that's nightline for this evening. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> more americans choose abc

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also coming up. israel's prime minister arrives in new york for the united nations general assembly. resisting schools for a ceasefire on living on is really a tax co more civilians in gauze of 15, palestinian sheltering in a school or among dozens killed in the latest day of flushes. and warnings of a catastrophic storm, such as are going to need except the spring to category full and barrels towards the us state of florida. the israel's prime ministers facing increased pressure to scale back fighting along the board with lebanon, as the death toll following days of attacks continues to rise. benjamin netanyahu arrived in new york on thursday ahead of his address to the united nations general assembly. meanwhile, he's instructed his military to keep fighting with a full force on the country's northern border as well leaders and the head of the un cool for a seas file on the on thursday, this really military carried out what it called a precise is strike. and they route 7 suburbs killing at least 2 people. it says the target was the head of his beloved grow unit. and the past 4 days i

is alison 0 live from the also coming up, israel's prime minister, arise in new york for the united nations general assembly resisting calls for a ceasefire on lebanon. is really attacks, kill more civilians and gaza. 16 palestinian sheltering in a school or among dozens killed in the latest day of bloodshed plus the white house pledge is an additional $8000000.00 in military age. so ukraine during presidents lensky is visit to washington. the israel's prime minister is facing increased pressure to scale back fighting along the border with lebanon as the death toll following days of attacks continues to rise. benjamin netanyahu arrived in new york on thursday ahead of his address to the united nations general assembly. meanwhile, he's instructed his military to keep fighting with full force on the country's northern border as world leaders and the head of the un call for a ceasefire. earlier on thursday, the is really military carried out what it called a precise air strike and bare with 7 suburbs killing at least 2 people. it says the target was the head of his blogs. drone units in the past 4 days is real

and the israeli prime minister netanyahu has delayed his trip to new york for the united nations general assemblytage planning to go is he still? that is correct, he is due to speak there on friday, originally it had been thought he would go there for much of this week, the opportunity to meet world leaderss, but we have had this confirmation of a postpone. by had this confirmation of a postpone. by his office, he is expected to travel tomorrow coming back on saturday, of course, at the un general assembly it has been so much a focus of world leaders this escalating violence in the middle east, these fears being raised of a wider middle east war, expanding out through the war in gaza that has been going on for close to one year now, we had the us presidentjoe biden said he said a diplomatic solution between israel and hezbollah was still possible, we are expecting later today that the un security council will meet to discuss the latest developments. yolande knell injerusalem. across the border in lebanon, our middle east correspondent in beirut, and he told me the lebanese government's reaction t

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meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is delaying his trip to new york for the united nations general assembly due to the ongoing fighting his office says he'll fly to new york on thursday and is expected to speak at the un on friday. let's bring a cnn senior international correspondent, ivan watson. we're going to talk about the situation on the ground of people in just a moment. but first of all what did you make of that image, of that interception near tel aviv, which is the commercial capital, isn't it? if israel sure. >> i mean, this appears to be the first time that a ballistic missile has been fired in the direction that commercial capital a single missile being fired, hezbollah has claimed responsibility for it, which seems according to some analysts, we've been talking to more symbolic than actually an attempt to hurt anybody as an a warning in this deadly game of chicken that is being performed by these two enemies, the israeli military and hezbollah meanwhile, max, we're learning more about the aftermath of the israeli aerial bombardment of law lebanon on monday, the lebanese health

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now who has delayed his trip to new york for the united nations general assembly due to the ongoing fighting is offers says he will fly to new york on thursday and is expected to speak at the un on friday so let's go live now to beirut, lebanon. eddie higgins is a deputy representative with unicef. thank you so much for joining us. >> because morning from beirut israeli airstrikes on lebanon have killed hundreds of people so far, including many children. >> and now we're hearing reports of 150 schools being used as shelters there. what is the level of suffering in the country right now? now and how a citizens coping with these constant bombardments from israel in fact, since monday the situation has rapidly, rapidly escalated and gotten much worse. >> rosemary, even since we share those numbers publicly yesterday, as since then, the government's updated us morning on there are now over 250 senators that have had to open many of these are screws, meaning that school, the new school year, which should have started by now with children going with their new school bag

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deadly escalation is adding new urgency to agenda as world leaders gather in new york for the united nations general assemblye. lebanon's health ministry said today's strikes killed 274 people and injured more than a 1,000. the israeli government is sending lebanese residents evacuation warnings directly to their phones. hala gorani is reporting and ben rhodes. hala prime minister netanyahu said he promised to change the security balance in north, what's happening, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, the lebanese people, chris, are very resilient, they've weathered many crises, many wars, but i've spoken to some of my sources and indeed friends in that country and they're very, very nervous. the israeli prime minister has issued a message directly to civilians telling them to evacuate. to not remain in areas where the israeli military believes hezbollah might have hid in weaponry, but israeli -- i'm sorry lebanese civilians are saying we don't know where some of these secret weapons are stored, they're secret that's the whole point. you mentioned over 270 killed, that's a very high death toll, perhaps the

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foreign policy in the final months of his presidency of the united nations general assembly is happening this week in new york. >> so what is on the agenda for the white house? >> you're exactly right. he has a lot of foreign policy goals in these final months of his presidency and tomorrow on monday, both biden and vice president kamala harris are expected to meet with the united arab emirates president here in washington and they're expected to speak about tensions in the middle east. the crisis in sudan, and a number of other bilateral and regional topics. then after that, biden is traveling to new york for the united nations general assembly and we he's expected to address that group on tuesday. and then throughout that time, meet with leaders on a wide range of topics, including international peace, top talks. but it's important to keep in mind that some of these leaders they're already focusing their attention on what's next for the united states and some of them looking to meet with vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump while they are here and making those visits. now so far only one liter of pure there's to b

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for a possible evacuation. chris mason has more in new york. the lofty urban heights of new york. the prime minister swapped his party conference for the ultimate conference of world leaders — the united nations general assemblyith the air strikes. now they say they'll work from the street to save lives. orla guerin, bbc news, tyre. calling on british nationals to leave at once, 7oo calling on british nationals to leave at once, 700 more uk military personnel are on their way to cyprus to prepare for a possible evacuation. chris mason has more in new york. the lofty urban heights of new york. the prime minister swapped his party conference for the ultimate conference of world leaders — the united nations general assembly. and uppermost in mind, lebanon. i call on the security council to seek political solutions that can break repeated cycles of violence, like that in the middle east. the region is on the brink. and his message to uk citizens in lebanon... leave now. it's very important — the situation is escalating. we need the situation to de—escalate, but i say to british nationals, don't wait, leave now. i'm very concerned about the increasing escalation, which is notjust day on day but almost hour on hour

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for the first time since he became prime minister. now starmer is currently in new york for the united nations general assembly . e prime minister has been as well. and i believe christopher hope is there now, christopher. is that that looks like is it is it trump tower? what's going on? what's going on with you ? with you? >> hi, patrick. well, behind me are the famous gold elevator doors, which you've seen a lot, haven't you, with donald trump. and yes, i'm in here in trump tower, having just asked a question on behalf of you and all our colleagues and viewers and listeners to gb news about sir keir starmer. now, what's happening very shortly is sir keir starmer will meet will with donald trump. i said what do you make of, keir starmer. some of his colleagues are quite critical of you, mr trump and he said this to me. well i'm going to see him in about an hour, so ihave to see him in about an hour, so i have to be nice, he said. i actually think he's very nice. he ran a great race. he did it very well. it's very early , but very well. it's very early, but he's very popular. i then said to the former president ,

mike meagher of century 21, president biden at this hour is up in the air he's headed to new york city for the united nations general assemblyes strike lebanon in a bid to wipe out the iranian backed enemy hezbollah we have a live report on the middle east crisis at head of un week, nailbiter for the 2024 election with new polls showing vice president, by harris and former president donald trump neck and neck in the race for president, we break it down with her political power panel more countdown on the way the dow was up 49 points the s&p up 14. moving forward with node-positive breast cancer. my fear of recurrence could've held me back. but i'm staying focused. and doing more to prevent recurrence. verzenio is specifically for hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence versus hormone therapy alone. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell

the go-ahead for this attack was given by benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. he was in new york at the time for the general assembly of the united nationsd was watching what was happening from there. the israeli military command immediately gathered in tel aviv after the attack, in the general staff building to think through and calculate. the next steps possible countermeasures of hezbollah. netanyahu was on the phone with them , and just recently his representatives reported that he was cutting short his trip to the united states of america. he was supposed to board the plane on saturday evening, but he is already flying out, violating the sanctity of shabbat, which is an extremely rare event for israeli political culture, so we can expect serious events in the near future. let me remind you that at the border of lebanon. a powerful ground group of the israeli army is concentrated, there are hundreds of merkava tanks there, so it is quite possible that in the near future we will be expecting a message about the beginning of a ground operation. thank you, sergey, our own correspondents in the middle east, sergey pashkov and alexander b

its president, william ruto is in new york for the annual meeting of the united nations general assemblyresident, william ruto spoke about the war in sudan, the kenyan—led un operation in haiti, and his own government's response to protests in june. thank you forjoining us on bbc news today. it thank you for “oining us on bbc news today.— news today. it is good to have ou. news today. it is good to have you- thank — news today. it is good to have you- thank you _ news today. it is good to have you. thank you very _ news today. it is good to have you. thank you very much - news today. it is good to have you. thank you very much and j you. thank you very much and thank you for having me. i would like to start with the situation in haiti because i know this is something you've been talking quite a bit about here at the un. just visited haiti and it is rocked by gang violence and you said that kenya will deploy hundreds more police officers and that the deployment will be completed by january, i understand. what deployment will be completed by january, i understand.— january, i understand. w

the savages. you think that would be easy for those countries to do. >> yes, absolutely. >> harris: leaders from around the globe are in new york city for the annual united nations general assembly. biden may see it as a last chance to cement his legacy. he is lame duck now. mike pompeo with this. "politico" is writing biden's foreign policy goals slip as clock particulars. the problems are starting to pile up. war in the middle east, disastrous afghanistan withdrawal, russia's invasion of ukraine, iran's growing nuclear program, china's aggression in the indo pacific and illegal immigrant criminals. biden leaves his successor a world of disorder. his time in office adds up to the worst decline in the world order and the largest decline in u.s. influence since the 1930s. yet mr. biden continues to speak and act as if he pro sided over an era spending peace and prosperity. whoever gets the white house they have to abandon the biden policies. your thoughts on whether or not the vice president is distant enough from joe biden to lead us in a new way with foreign policy? >> absolutely, harris. what you just said with the world on fire, this is vice president kamala harris's legacy.

the united nations general assembly in new york city. he accused russia, china, brazil and african nations of imposing a colonial past on ukraine and called for the united nations to be united to bring peace to ukraine. this is 15 minutes. applause] mr. zelenskky: thank you very much. dear leaders, your excellencies, i want to tell you about a day that must never come. on the night of march first i received one of the most terrifying reports of a russian invasion about russian tanks six nuclear reactors. the russian army stormed the facility just as brutally as any other without thinking about the consequences. this was one of the most horrifying moments when russia strikes a nuclear facility and everyone was reminded of sharon noble. now there are russian forces at risk of nuclear incidents. a major source of radiation danger and that is why i presented nuclear safety. what we are dealing with, i want to think the general assembly members for adopting a resolution in ukraine. the general assembly demanded control of the power plant go to ukraine. only then security will return to europe and the world. and now since russia cannot win on the b

for the administration. world leaders head to new york next week for the united nations general assembly cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz's in delaware or lead to what is hoping, what is biden hoping to do well, fraud president biden at any moment now is expected to start welcoming the leaders of india, australia, and japan japan. >> i hear in claymont, delaware, as he has had to kick off this quad summit, the quad alliance between these four countries has really been at the cornerstone of president biden's efforts in the indo-pacific the civic and the white house will try to argue that this quad alliance is not about any one country, but there's no denying that one of their chief concerns is china beijing, and its aggressive moves and they've south china sea are expected to be key features of the discussions between these leaders. today, it comes at a time when the president is really trying to cement his foreign policy legacy. but also trying to ensure that this alliance has staying power beyond his administration as they are hoping that the u.s. can continue to find ways to counter china's growing influ

the beach and supposed to be a place for family and fun. >> steve: it's the mediterranean right there. meanwhile, president biden is heading here to new york city today for the united nations general assembly, also known as unga around here. after appearing to have another gaffe on the world stage. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live on the white house for us. >> peter: white house officials insisted there would be little, little press conch of president biden's meetings over the weekend with the leaders of japan and india and australia. and the little bit that the press pool was allowed to attend got kind of awkward. >> i want to thank you all for being here and now -- who am i introducing next? who is next? distinguished guests, the prime minister of the republic of india. >> peter: you can see in that clip, prime minister modi was sitting right behind president biden the whole time. it's unclear why that part of the program was so confusing although it is worth pointing out. the advanced stamps who have helped president biden at events like this over the years have moved onto the harris campaign to help the vice president. there is just one president at a time. that's why it's notable that

now speaking to gb news political editor christopher hope during his trip to new york for the united nations general assemblyr starmer has admitted that people who are worried about immigration are absolutely not far right. >> do you understand? people have legitimate concerns about immigration?! have legitimate concerns about immigration? i think people are genuinely concerned about immigration, aren't and should not be. >> people are worried on the far right, are they? they're not worried. they're not far right individuals. if they were about immigration. >> no. absolutely not. many, many people across the country are concerned about immigration, but they wouldn't for a minute go on to the street and throw a brick at a police officer. and i think it is wrong to pretend or that they are one and the same. >> yeah, i think he squirmed a bit there, to be honest with you. but that comes after home secretary yvette cooper yesterday stuck the boot into nigel farage's reform party and the tories over the response to last month's riots. i've been shocked by the response from some of those in political parties on th

for its part, urging israel to immediately cease military operations in lebanon. a great many of the world leaders and their foreign ministers of course in new york at the moment for the general assembly of the united nationsf israel, benjamin netanyahu, was when these strikes against the hezbollah leader took place last night. israel's defence minister has issued this statement about the killing of hassan nasrallah. the state of israel has eliminated hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah. he was the leader of hezbollah. he was the murder of thousands of israelis and foreign citizens. he was an immediate threat to the life of thousands of israelis and other citizens. to our enemies, i say, israelis and other citizens. to our enemies, isay, we are strong and determined. to our partners, i would say, our war is your war. and to the people of lebanon, i say, our war is not with you, it's time to change. not with you, it's time to change-— not with you, it's time to chance. . ,. �*, change. yoav gallant, israel's defence minister. _ anna foster spoke to ettie higgins, deputy representative of unicef lebanon. she told her what the situation is like on the ground in lebanon at the moment, after the israeli s

speeches on the world stage when he gathers with leaders from across the globe in new york this week for the united nations general assembly. among the expected topics for the heads of state, the wars in gaza and ukraine. ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, will be among the speakers this week. >>> police say at least four people were killed and dozens more injured on saturday night when several shooters fired into a crowd in a popular entertainment district of birmingham, alabama, just after 11:00. local law enforcement now asking the fbi and the atf to step in to help in the search for suspects there. >>> some great matchups, new rivalries, and thrilling finishes in college football on saturday. michigan running back mullens scored a late come-from-behind touchdown to beat usc in the trojans' first-ever big ten game. michigan 27, usc 24. and a thriller last night in boulder. shedeur sanders completing a 43-yard hail mary pass as time expired sending the game to overtime. the bufs then winning in ot after forcing a fumble at the goal line, 38-31 win, and his dad, coach prime, colorado fans storming the field to cele

the new york stock exchange this morning. international dignitaries are there in new york this week for the united nations general assembly. look at the numbers now still up across the board, continuing a bit of a rally from last week. the dow jones up about 50 points right now. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq have held on to about a third of a percentage point gain this morning. governor newsom signed a new law banning grocery stores from offering plastic bags to customers. now california already ended the use of most thin, single use bags. the new law targets those thicker plastic bags that stores are calling reusable. studies show that those thicker bags have actually led to more plastic waste. the ban takes effect in 2026. after that, customers will only be able to buy paper bags. new this morning, the biden administration wants to crack down on chinese software and hardware on vehicles driving in the united states. the biden administration has raised concerns about the collection of data by chinese companies on u.s. driver and infrastructure. it would effectively ban nearly all chinese cars from entering the market. it is

delegation's trip to new york, the united nations headquarters , and the president's speech, which is scheduled for 30 minutes on wednesday morning tehran time, at the united nations general assembly i said , the president gave a speech at the summit of the united nations future covenant, which we will have news about, but attacks and conflicts continue on the lebanese border and the occupied territories. i should also say that the trip prime minister of the regime zionist to new york, which was supposed to be held today because of the un meeting because of the continuous rocket attacks of hezbollah resistance to the northern areas. the occupied lands have been postponed. we know that these attacks were carried out in response to the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza, as well as in the southern areas of lebanon, which border with the occupied lands. in the recent attacks of the zionist regime on the southern regions of lebanon on the border with the occupied territories , more than 490 people have been killed, a large number of them are women and children, including 35 children and 58 women in in fact, they are among the martyrs, more than 160 people were also injured, but mr.