Hello everyone and welcome to Amonpur. Here's what's coming up.

Prince William, in his own words, from Rio de Janeiro, we bring you Christian's sit-down interview with the Royal on climate and making a better world for his children.

Then, Mamdami's moment. We look at his historic win in New York and what the other

election results tell us about the state of play today. Plus, notes on being a man. Professor

Scott Galloway talks to Hari Shrinivasa about why he believes American men are in crisis. Welcome to the program, everyone, I'm Bianago-Ladriga, New York, sitting in for Christiana Manpur.

World leaders are heading to Brazil ahead of the upcoming UN climate summit there.

COP 30 will be held in Bellum, the gateway to the Amazon, but comes at a worrying time for climate action.

Two-thirds of the nearly 200 countries that signed up to the 2015 Paris Climate Accord

have failed to meet a deadline to publish new climate plans, with officials now admitting

that the target of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels is effectively

dead. So is there somewhere to look for hope? One of the highest profile attendees is Britain's

Prince William, and he is in Brazil to attend the conference on behalf of the King. But before that,

he's hosting his own gathering for his annual Earthshot Prize. It's in its fifth year and awards

$1.3 million to each of five prize winners who are finding on-the-ground

solutions to repair our planet. Today, Christian moderates the Earthshot Impact Assembly,

speaking to finalists and world leaders making a difference. And as part of that assembly,

she sat down with the man at the center of it all, Prince William.

Well, I mean, this has been very inspiring, a lot of incredible finalists, a lot of optimism and action, and really hope.

You've been in the five years, this is a 10-year action project.

I mean, I think you've sorted through thousands and thousands of finalists, you've got hundreds of partners, and apparently 75 actual solutions. What have these tangible efforts done? And are you satisfied with the progress so far midway?

Because, I think it's days like today that there's a chance for a bit of reflection as to,

I can't quite believe we are the halfway mark of the 10-year plan of the decade of change that Earthshot was there for.

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