We start the day's other headlines with Veterans Day, and in particular, the first joint

appearance by President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris since last week's election.

They appeared together to honor those who serve the nation in uniform.

At Arlington National Cemetery outside Washington this morning,

Mr. Biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier.

And with Vice President Harris looking on, Mr. Biden reflected on the service of our nation's veterans

as his own time in public service comes to an end.

This is the last time I will stand here at Arlington as Commander-in-Chief.

It's been the greatest honor of my life to lead you, to serve you,

to care for you, to defend you, just as you defended us.

Meantime British Prime Minister Kier Starrmer joined French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris

to mark the 106th anniversary of the Armistististist that ended World War I.

It's said to be the first such joint appearance on Armist's Day since General Charles de Gaul

hosted Winston Churchill in 1944.

America's top climate envoy told a UN conference today that the nation will continue its

environmental efforts despite what he called a bitterly disappointing election result.

John Podesto was speaking at the COP 29 conference as it got underway in Azerbaijan.

He warned that President-elect Trump will try to reverse President Biden's climate policies, including the Inflation Reduction

Act, which funneled $375 billion into climate spending. During the campaign, Mr. Trump vowed to

take the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement once again and increase oil drilling.

Mr. Podesta said Trump should be taken at his word, but that the broader fight for a cleaner

environment will continue.

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