As we wait to talk to our correspondents, it is about putin putting down his leverage, trying to outflank the United States. The addresses will include major speeches. Our commentatorcommentators, th some of them, are standing by to break it down. Theres a lot to coverage over the next several hours. Well begin our coverage with jim sciutto, our chief National Correspondent. Well see so many of the Foreign Policy challenges facing the u. S. And the world confronted on this stage at the u. N. Issues in ukraine, in syria, Climate Change, u. S. Relations with cuba, and the president speaking today to many of the issues. Hell start with Climate Change, a new agreement with china, coming from their state visit this past week. Russias intervention in ukraine. Recent development upcoming, concerning many u. S. Officials. Russias intervention in syria, military action and personnel going there, as well. Keep in mind then, the president is going to be meeting with the russian president , as wel
towards the unga hall. we are going to be looking very closely at what president obama says and what putin says, particularly about syria. it s an incredibly tense time around the world, especially in the middle east and north africa right now. certainly, with ukraine, all these issues, jim chute tsciutt they re coming to a head. what the leaders do in the bilateral meetings on the sidelines, if they will, could be critically important. no question. you look at russia and ukraine. this is an issue where the american president has not really figured out a solution. they haven t found their common ground to move forward and, certainly on syria, as well. syria is an issue which is accelerating into danger very rapidly. certainly on the issue of refugees coming into europe, but russia s increased involvement. this is a development that the u.s., frankly, is not comfortable with. there s also an open question as to what the u.s. can do about it. russian military personnel and