hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i m lynda kinkade. good to have you with us. coming up on cnn newsroom, will they win or will they go home? the u.s. women s soccer team playing their first match of the stage of the world cup. we re live at a new york watch party. plus i consider it a great badge of honor, because i m being indicted for you. i am being indicted for you. despite the growing list of legal battles, donald trump is rallying his supporters with his latest indictment. we ll look at what comes next for the former president. and decision time in niger as the deadline to reinstate the country s ousted leader is set to expire today. we re live in the region with the latest. we begin this hour in melbourne, australia, where a clash of heavyweights is now underway at the women s world cup. team usa, the two-time defending champions are taking on sweden, the third-ranked team in the world. and this is a do or die
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[ cheers ] good morning, everyone. that was wimbledon champion, carlos alcaraz. he s basically our best friend now this morning. and we kept him from breaking the trophy. i may want to keep trophy. his second grand slam title, first at wimbledon. we ll have more with our conversation with the new champion in a little bit. but let s start with extreme weather impacting millions of americans, deadly flooding swamping the northeast while a record-breaking heat wave grips the south and southwest. and new overnight, explosions rocking the bridge that connects russia to crimea. the russians say it was attacked by drones in the water. a source inside ukraine s security service tell cnn that it was a joint operation by ukrainian intelligence and naval forces. and hollywood grinding to a halt. actors and writers are digging in for the long haul, as they demand fair pay from the studios and from the streaming services. coming up right here, leah delaria and emma miles, two
direction, from africa, hence that heatwave across the mediterranean with all that sunshine. so let s touch on that. by the end of today, we will have seen temperatures into the 40s, mid 40s perhaps, across some parts of the mediterranean. tomorrow could be the peak of the heatwave around about here, so in sardinia, parts of italy as well, temperatures up to 46 celsius. not completely unheard of. these past records show temperatures have actually reached 47 celsius, even 48 in greece, which is officially the record, according to the wmo, in 1977. but i think what s more telling is that we are realising these temperatures more frequently, so i think certainly in the last couple of decades, we frequently reach the high 40s. but let s switch to the weather for today. just the chance of some showers and thunderstorms across eastern parts of the uk, but showers are possible almost anywhere across the country. lots of big cumulus clouds if you look at the horizon today developing,