GEOFF BENNETT: In New York today, Israeli Prime# Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the U.N.## General Assembly, touting his country's# operations against Iran and its proxies in## the Middle East and vowing to press ahead# with Israel's military offensive in Gaza.

(CHEERING) MAN: Please, order in the hall.

GEOFF BENNETT: As dozens of delegates walked# out in protest just before he starte.. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu# delivered a defiant speech at the United Nations.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, Israeli Prime# Minister: That is why Israel must## finish the job.

That is why we# want to do so as fast as poss.. GEOFF BENNETT: A speech that at times included# visual aids, placards, maps and charts... BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: Let's do a pop quiz.

GEOFF BENNETT: ... in defense of Israel's# intensifying.. BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: But, regrettably,## many leaders who are represented in this# hall, they send a very different message.

GEOFF BENNETT: He also delivered# a sharp rebuke to nations that## have acknowledged a Palestinian state.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: Your disgraceful decision# will encourage terrorism against Jews and## against innocent people everywhere.# President Trump understands better## than any other leader that Israel# and America face a common threat.

GEOFF BENNETT: That's as President# Donald Trump today said he was close## to forging a deal to end the war# in Gaza, offering few details.

DONALD TRUMP, President of the United States:# It's looking like we have a deal on Gaza.

And## we will let you know.

I think it's a deal that# will get the hostages back.

It's going to be a## deal that will end the war.

It's going to# be a deal with -- it's going to be peace.

It's not going to happen.

GEOFF BENNETT: It follows the# president's commen.. vowing he won't allow Israel# to annex the West Bank.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: For decades,# the very ideal peace between... GEOFF BENNETT: In an unprecedented move,## the Israeli military today broadcast# Netanyahu's U.N.

speech into Gaza.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU: I have surrounded# Gaza with massive loudspeakers in the## hope that our dear hostages will hear my message.

GEOFF BENNETT: Meantime, in Gaza City today, the# chaotic aftermath of another Israeli airstrike.

RAHMA JAROUANA, Sister Killed in Airstrike# (through translator): They said they were going## to the south.

Then we heard they were bombed.#.. moving from place to place.

What is our# fault in all this?

What have we done?

GEOFF BENNETT: Hope for an end to# the war still nowhere in sight.

Also today, the U.S.

Supreme Court is letting# the Trump administration move forward with## freezing $4 billion in foreign aid that had been# allocated by Congress.

Mr.

Trump said last month## that he would not spend the money and instead# invoked something called a pocket rescission.## That's a rarely used maneuver that allows Mr.# Trump to bypass Congress to hold up the funds.

Today's ruling is just the latest legal# victory for the Trump administration and,## in particular, the president's broader push# to have greater control over federal spending.

A wide range of industries are bracing for# the latest round of President Trump's tariffs,## which are set to take effect next week.# Major pharmaceutical companies are hoping## to avoid the worst of his planned 100# percent tariffs on imported medicine.## Officials say there are carve-outs for# companies that are already building plants## in the U.S.

and for countries who already# have deals with the Trump administration.

President Trump also announced tariffs of 50# percent on kitchen cabinets, 30 percent on## upholstered furniture, and 25 percent on# heavy trucks, all set to kick in on Wednesday.

Federal officials say they have removed an# immigration officer from his current duties## after an altercation at a Manhattan immigration# court.

Video provided by ProPublica shows the## officer shoving an Ecuadorian woman# to the ground in front of her crying## children after her husband was arrested.# She had been pleading with him in Spanish,## saying at one point: "You# don't care about anything."

In a statement today, the Department# of Homeland Security said:## "The officer's conduct is unacceptable# and beneath the men and women of ICE."

The incident is a rare example of# the Trump administration holding## ICE officers accountable for their behavior.

Sinclair Broadcasting and Nexstar are# ending their blackouts of Jimmy Kimmel's## late-night program.

That means the show# is set to air across all ABC affiliates## across the nation tonight.

The two major# broadcast owners had continued preempting## Kimmel's program even after Disney ended# its suspension earlier this week.

Disney## had suspended Kimmel last week for his# comments following Charlie Kirk's murder.

In a statement today, Sinclair wrote# -- quote -- "We take seriously our## responsibility to provide programming that# serves the interests of our communities,## while also honoring our obligations# to air national network programming."

Democratic Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill is# calling for an investigation into the release## of her unredacted military service records.# The New York -- the New Jersey Democrat is## running for governor against Republican Jack# Ciattarelli.

The documents came to light## after an ally of Ciattarelli filed a Freedom of# Information Act request for her military file.

The National Archives apologized to Sherrill# after releasing documents that included## personal information like her Social Security# number and home address.

An official with her## campaign says the Trump administration may# have violated federal law with the release.

On Wall Street today, stocks closed higher to end## the week.

The Dow Jones industrial# average gained roughly 300 points.## The Nasdaq added around 100 points and the# S&P 500 snapped a three-day losing streak.

Activist and fugitive Assata Shakur has died.# She was born Joanne Chesimard and in her 20s## joined the Black Panther Party and later# the Black Liberation Army.

In the 1970s,## she was given a life sentence for# the fatal shooting of a New Jersey## State Trooper.

She maintained her innocence# and escaped from prison, fleeing to Cuba,## where she lived under political# asylum for the rest of her life.

Here she is in 1998 speaking# to NBC News from Havana.

ASSATA SHAKUR, Activist and Fugitive: I# never received justice, and I escaped,## because I was afraid for my life, and, B, because# I knew that I would never receive justice.

GEOFF BENNETT: To her supporters,# Shakur was a symbol of resistance.## She was also considered a godmother# to the late rapper Tupac Shakur.

But, to law enforcement, she was one of the# country's most notorious fugitives.

In 2013,## she became the first woman ever on the FBI's# most wanted list.

Cuban officials said she## died of health conditions and advanced# age.

Assata Shakur was 78 years old.

And Robert Barnett, the Washington lawyer# and power broker who helped shape book deals,## careers and contracts for some of# the nation's most prominent figures,## has died.

Barnett built a reputation as# one of the capital's premier dealmakers,## advising corporations, journalists and# politicians across the political spectrum.

He was behind multimillion-dollar# publishing agreements for the Obamas,## the Clintons and George W. Bush and his wife,# among many others.

Barnett was married to## longtime CBS News correspondent Rita Braver, who# confirmed his death, but did not give a cause.

And he was also a friend to many of us here# at the "News Hour," generous with his advice,## quick with his wit, and always supportive# of our work.

Bob Barnett was 79 years old.

Still to come on the "News Hour":# ahead of consequential state elections,## how the Trump administration is trying to change# the way people vote; David Brooks and Jonathan## Capehart weigh in on Comey's indictment and# the upending of Justice Department norms;## plus, Scarlett Johansson discusses# her feature film directorial debut.