get serious and move beyond just token change and get to the kind of transformative change that we really need to get to our climate and decarbonization goals. the importance of this, i think, can t be understated right now. we re seeing more and more extreme weather. the tragic fires in maui. you can t link it directly to climate change, but declining rainfall. rising temperatures, invasive species. all of these things certainly contributed. there s no doubt in my mind this was climate, this latest unprecedented disaster, the largest in hawaii s history was directly linked to climate change. two of our 14 plaintiffs in this particular lawsuit live right in that impact zone. one of them, koleko, was recently covered in a new york times. already in her short 13-year life she suffered two climate fuel disasters. just five years ago her entire house was washed out in an
whoever wins this will be remembered forever for being the team that hoisted the women s world cup trophy for the first time in their nation s history. check out the scene live in london. it is on and hopping. countless watch parties all over england for the lionesses. meanwhile, the world number one s tennis player is on their side. alcaraz is scribbling out a message. can t wait. men s soccer now. in less than a month lionel messi has taken miami from the worst to a title. leo letting loose. tenth goal in seven matches. one, two, three, four, five, six defenders around him and the goalie. doesn t matter.
california s threatened by what could be one of the most devastating storms that we ve had hit california in more than a decade. make no mistake, this is a very, very dangerous and significant canned storm. hillary has passed through parts of mexico and is headed straight for southern california. we ll tell you how the region is preparing for the storm, plus you ll hear from a georgia sheriff on what donald trump can expect when he arrives at the fulton county jail this week. and they are going to put their bodies on the line, their hearts on their sleeves and they are going to bring it home. england fans are hoping for a win but they ll have to get past a tough spain team to do it. we re live from sydney with a preview of the world cup final match. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. and we begin in california
players to make the game safer, this is a dangerous game. fourth quarter, bolden was trying to make a tackle. took a hit. remained on the field. players gathering to pray. scary scene. seven months after damar hamlin was immobilized, placed on a stretcher, carted off the field. bolden was as well. just like the unprecedented move to cancel the damar hamlin game due to injury, so was this one. bolden remains in the hospital for observation. here s one of his teammates and team leader matthew slater. clearly our team s shaken by what happened. i just think a lot of times all of us, regardless of the profession, you think that we re supposed to go about our day and things are just supposed to happen the way they re supposed to happen and supposed to come back home and go do it again the next day. i think we all need to realize how blessed we are.
does start. this one is also set out to be the most fantastic encounter. two sides, neither of whom have had the easiest journey to this final. englands with the injuries even before the tournament started. then to kiera welsh and then the suspension for lauren james. spain, well, it was only a couple of weeks ago they suffered what was billed as a humiliating 4-0 defeat to japan. there s all the talk of the unrest in their camp. the coach says despite what other people are reading into the body language and speculation swelling around their team, this is a unified team. they are in the biggest match of their lives, of their careers before this tournament. spain had never won a major tournament, knockout game. unchartered territory for them. so, too, england. first world cup final although they have that european