And we start the day's other headlines with efforts by Ukraine's president to keep the world's attention on his country's war against Russia.

Blodemeer Zelensky's speech today at the UN General Assembly comes as much of the focus has been on events in the Middle East.

He warned neighboring countries in Europe and Central Asia that the war could come for them as

well.

And Zelensky urged world leaders not to accept any peace proposals from

Russia or its allies to end the conflict. When some propose alternatives.

Half-hearted settlement plans, so-called sets of principles.

It not only ignores reality, but also gives Putin the political space to continue the war and pressure the

world to bring more nations under control.

Shortly before Zelensky took this stage, an official in Ukraine said that a

Russian strike hit the town of Kramatorsk. Two people were killed and a dozen more

injured, including three children. Tomorrow, Zelensky is set to meet with President Biden in Washington to lay out what he calls

a victory plan.

Details have been kept secret, but Zellensky has said it's meant to be a bridge toward ending the war.

A bipartisan Senate investigation says secret service failures during the July assassination

attempt on former President Donald Trump were preventable.

The interim report from the Senate Homeland Security Committee found mistakes and

planning, communications, and the use of resources.

The report also found the Secret service was notified about an individual

on a nearby roof about two minutes before the gunman opened fire. And 22 seconds before the

shooting, a local officer sent a radio alert that was not relayed

to vital secret service personnel. Mr. Trump was wounded in the ear in the July 13th shooting.

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