U.S. President Joe Biden will look to burnish his foreign policy legacy in a U.N. speech on Tuesday, still facing the challenges posed by Ukraine's effort to repel Russian invaders and in a Middle East mired in war.

President Joe Biden will deliver his last address as a world leader to UNGA on Tuesday at a moment of disarray for both the US and the international community.

President Biden is expected to make one of his final major speeches on the world stage when he gathers with leaders from across the globe in New York for the United Nations General Assembly. Among the expected topics for the heads of state are the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.

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Joe Biden is set to deliver his final address as U.S. president to the U.N. General Assembly. Biden's speech on Tuesday comes as he struggles to use his influence to stem a conflict in the Middle East that has put Israel on the precipice of all-out war with Hezbollah militants in Lebanon.

This is one of Biden’s final opportunities to tout his foreign policy legacy on the world stage, but the focus is likely to be on an escalating conflict.

Security is tight in New York City after the president's arrival. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.

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