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welcome back to cnn "newsroom," i'm christina macfarland if you're just joining us let me bring you up to date. a federal judge has granted donald trump's request for a special master to handle the documents found at the former u.s. president's mar-a-lago home in florida. the justice department and donald trump's legal team have until friday to nominate candidates. a record setting heat wave is stretching california's power grid to breaking point and fuelling deadly fires across the state. two people have been killed in california's fairview fire. more on those stories on "early start" in about 20 minutes time. for now back to max foster on the uk prime minister as we await liz truss' trip north to meet the queen. >> reporter: the plane is on the
trip. he said he doesn't know how to switch and jumped into the freezer after noticing it didn't sink. he survived a potential shark attack and at one point had to scoop out water by hand to keep the freezer from sinking. goodness, me. and now for the first time since stepping back from her royal role, the duchess of sussex delivered a speech in britain saying it was good to be back in the uk. meghan gave a keynote address at the one young world summit where she was accompanied by her husband, harry. according to british newspapers there are no plans for prince harry to see his brother during the trip as the relationship between the two remains strained. shame about that. that does it for this edition of cnn "newsroom." i'm christina macfarland in
update. that moment was when england broke their world cup curse. eric dyer became the first england player to score a winning penalty in a shootout at the tournament for his country ever, and england went pretty crazy. fans were dancing in the street all over the country. perhaps one of them was cnn world sport's christina macfarland who joins us live from london. here we go, another kind of down to the wire finish. a penalty shootout. and all the more important because england has a terrible track record, doesn't it? >> that's absolutely right, ivan. i can tell you, i was one of those fans dancing in the streets last night. hugging people in the middle of london i didn't even know. >> so un-english. >> exactly. and i woke up this morning thinking, is this all a dream? but, no, we did win a penalty shootout and, yes, we are through to the quarterfinals for
and i think we were like three times the size of anyone at this fashion show we were at. it's not the norm, and i think it should be. maybe it will be eventually. right now's definitely not. >> reporter: what does the next three-year period hold for you? where do you want to be? >> i just want to keep winning races. that's really my own goal. long term, world championships and olympics. after that, i don't know what's going to happen. i don't know if i'll retire or keep going. >> reporter: it's that never-say-die attitude that makes lindsey so universally loved here. the hometown champion who will keep fighting until the end. christina macfarland, cnn, colorado. that does it for this edition of "cnn newsroom." i'm mindy kinkade. in the u.s., "new day." is ahead. for everyone else, "amanpour" starts in a moment. believe it.