but when tina brown works with the next cali project a nonprofit that backs research into marine life and promotes eco tourism as an alternative source of income to fishing for local communities. she wants to see if there are any traces of mormon eggs. if they spawn here that means this area is of great importance it would be an important argument in favor of declaring it a conservation zone. is helping than a collie project to promote citizen science that's when members of the public help conduct research little waves well and tina retrieves a sample of water thick with jelly like plankton. i'm going to put it on because one still takes some sample to drink this research is financed with the money citizen scientists pay to take part in such expeditions about 2000 euros each that's about twice the price of a regular tourist expedition. i think it's really cool to be a major and to be actually contributing to this beautiful bay that there's conservation efforts and help and understand the population the fish populations and we need to protect that better than just going on a vacation.

cbs news royal contributor tina brown joins us now. tina, good morning. some people described the relationship between the royal family and harry and meghan as all out war before this interview aired. it must be nuclear now. how damaging is this to the royal family? >> it's kryptonite. it's kryptonite. i mean, this is a hand grenade that has been thrown, you know, into the heart of the institution. and it's immensely damaging, and i really think it's extremely hard for them to refute a lot of the things that they said. you know, they -- they issued a statement saying this will recede into the mists of time. i don't think so. i hink we're going to be talking about this interview for 20 years. by the way, let's all bow down to the real queen here who is oprah. >> yes. >> what an extraordinary interview that was. it was just -- for the history books. >> the last interview regarding the royal family i think that most people remember like this, of course, was the interview with diana in 1995. which was also a hand grenade in its own way. how do you compare the

brown -- ms. tina earlier today. it's been a long night. >>> we're expecting president biden to speak this afternoon about the passing of this landmark legislation. we'll bring that to you live as it happens. thanks again for joining me this hour. as we have been saying a short time ago the u.s. senate approved president biden's $1.9 t $1.9 trillion covid rescue package. here's the moment that bill passed. >> the yeas are 50, the nays are 49. the bill as amended is passed. [ applause ] >> that vote coming down on straight party lines, 50-49 without any republican support. the bill is expected to head to the president's desk for him to sign as early as next week. obviously a huge legislative victory for the president. cnn's manu raju is tracking all the developments on capitol hill. manu, the white house, you know, had hoped for a bipartisan agreement but we heard from senator sherrod brown there, who says the report is bipartisan, not necessarily a reflection of those on capitol hill. >> i tried to talk to chuck schu