AP NewsWatch 2:30pm EDT

0:00I'm Ed Donahue with an AP News Minute. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is in Canada for talks with Prime Minister Mark Karney. We've provided support for the energy systems and beyond. We will provide more support. We provide support as colleagues, as allies, for Ukraine's path to joining NATO. We Ukraine's path to joining the European Union. Ukraine faces pressure from Russia's air war, which is targeting the power grid. The company announced an aid package for critical air defense interceptors and loan guarantees to help Ukraine and Zelensky buy natural gas. We are thankful for the energy support, also air defense. I know the decision. I'm so thankful. I'm going to spoiler now. I know where we are. I will not. This is your decision. But this is a decision for our lives. This is a very important package of air defense. Zelensky says there will eventually be talks with Russia. I'm Ed Donahue. CBS Sunday, September 13th, the new season of 60 minutes begins.

1:02OK, let's go. Every second, a story unfolds. This is one of the great mysteries of human nature. Every minute, a new question. We were vying access to the president. Every week, a deeper understanding. When we take the field, the expectations are to win. It's time. We're preparing to go out on this race for the new season. It was gunfighting. All the way in, all the way out. 60 minutes, CBS Sunday, September 13th, and streaming on Paramount Plus.