for much of the deforestation and all the problems we have so far have an overwhelming obligation to the nations who in fact are not there, have not done it and we have to help much more than we have thus far. god bless you all and may god save the planet. thank you. [applause] harris: you were watching the president of the united states as he is abroad for the 26th meeting on climate. this is a large summit. some said it rivals what happened in 2015 with the paris talks then. today the president talked about the u.s. long term strategy. it is his idea of going forward. he says he will release that today. it has 2050 goals. what was interesting, don t know if you caught this, he was boasting and bragging quite a bit about his build back better plan. and as you may know there are 550 billion set aside for climate change and people can argue over the fact there are
change so the royal family have credentials in addressing world leaders on the subject. i think that is another sign that leaders are starting to walk the talk and the earth shock prize in particular is a snapshot of how our view is shifting. the idea of having a prize specifically for people tackling this issue of climate change is the one thing we need to tackle to basically to save the world and i think the idea, that very premise of this being too slow and too much talk in the pre meeting in milan greta thunberg refer to it as a lot of blah blah blah and that sense of frustration will come out of this cop26 meeting as well. this is the 26th meeting, this is a decades long
so thankful and so humble. he s just humble and kind and just, oh, i m so glad. always wants to talk about how he s going to move forward. oh, let s talk about school and how we re going to work this out and what i can do. i m going to pay off my loans with this. so for other people, you go on the website. what do you do? it s fairly simple process. you just sign up. it tells you, gives you a step by step directions and then the biggest thing i would recommend is sharing it. that s how we were able to create this enormous fund for him, was just facebook and the social media sharing. it just was circling nonstop. bridget thank you so much. i really appreciate it. thank you. when we come back on this labor day, all the action from the u.s. open from weather to the williams sisters. the stage is set for the most famous sisters in tennis to play each other once again this week. what is in store for the 26th meeting of these two?
rivalry. it was the sisters 26th meeting. serena williams is seeking her 21st major title. she faces the former number one in the quarter final. it s going to be incredible. they re still sisters even afterwards. that s the most important thing. the women s world cup champions are back home in the u.s. fresh off their huge victory over japan. they had the largest u.s. audience. including a dog. jeanne moos reports. reporter: to score three goals in 16 minutes, no wonder the u.s. soccer team joked that carli lloyd should be on the $10 bill. while she celebrated victory, one of the vanquished players lay sprawled. the japanese could offer only