Calendar: Week of September 18

Here's a look at the week ahead on our "Sunday Morning" Calendar:

        
Monday is Day One for the Yale Climate Conference, featuring sessions on everything from the future of energy to citizen activism. 

• Yale Climate Conference, Yale School of Management, New Haven, Conn. (Sept. 18-19)
  
• Report: Federal climate findings counter Trump's stance on climate change (CBS News, 08/08/17)
  
• Will global warming lead to Earth's demise? (CBSN, 07/11/17)
  
• All climate change references deleted from WhiteHouse.gov as Trump takes office (CBS News, 01/20/17)
  
• Here's where climate change will hit the U.S. the hardest (CBS News, 06/29/17)
  
• Doctors warn climate change is harming our health (CBS News, 03/15/17)
  
• Gallery: People's Climate March
  

          
On Tuesday, baseball writer Roger Angell, the author of "The Summer Game," celebrates his 97th birthday.

• "The Summer Game" by Roger Angell (Bison Books)
  

        
On Wednesday, nominations for the 18th annual Latin Grammy Awards will be announced.

• Latin Grammy Awards
  
• 18th annual Latin Grammy Awards to air on Univision on Thursday, Nov. 16
  
• Follow @LatinGRAMMYs on Twitter
  

     
Thursday's the day Fortune magazine unveils its list of the most powerful women in business. General Motors CEO Mary Barra topped last year's list.

• Fortune's Most Powerful Women
  
• Fortune reveals 2016 Most Powerful Women list ("CBS This Morning," 09/08/16)
  
• What drives GM CEO Mary Barra? ("Sunday Morning," 05/03/15)
  
• gm.com
  

     
Ready or not, Friday is the first day of Fall.

• Where to travel with your family this Fall (CBSN, 09/14/17)
  
• Fandango editor on what movies to watch out for this Fall ("CBS This Morning," 09/04/17)
  
• Nature up close: Autumn colors ("Sunday Morning," 10/27/16)
  
• Missing autumn? You can buy a piece of Fall online (CBSN, 10/14/15)
  
• Autumnal equinox explained (livescience.com, 09/22/14)
  

        
And Saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Louis Armstrong's classic rendition of "What a Wonderful World," composed by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss.

Satchmo later released a version with an extended introduction: