the sports bra would be packed and the volume would be turned up all the way. >> that was luke burbankng. >>> it's graduation season and steve hartman has the story of one man who used his special day to inspire the whole town. >> reporter: mike and tracy thibault always believed time heals all wounds but that belief faded last fall when their 18-year-old son jake was paralyzed in a hockey game. >> i don't know how time's going to take care of this because he couldn't cut a piece of steak. he couldn't sit up, couldn't put shoes on. >> reporter: plus, jake's goal in life had always been to play college hockey and his parents couldn't imagine how long it would take him to findew purpose. they really couldn't imagine. jake had just found out he would likely never walk again when his high school principal came to visit him in the hospital here. whether jake got caught up in the moment or was simply in denial, he made a bold prediction that day. >> i don't remember much but i vividly remember saying to them, i will walk at graduation. >> reporter: what was that based on? >> i have no clue h

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luke burbank visits a portland sports bar wherever night is ladies' night. krulwich on the fossils behind our fuels. a story from steve hartman. and more on this "sunday morning" for the 19th of june, 2022. and we'll be back after this. welcome to the middle of everything! did you know that the corn dog was born right here in illinois? (gasps) woohoo! bye bye! oh, i'm scared of heights too, grandma. but then i got tall! ha ha ha. >> pauley: it's not only father's day, it is our newest national holiday, juneteenth. the day which brought freedom to the last of all enslaved people in the united states. that the two coincide has deeply personal significance for our mark whitaker. >> reporter: juneteenth celebrations have already started this weekend in g galveston, texas. the city where the holiday has its roots. it was 157 years ago today, on june 19, 1865, when gordon granger read that all slaves are free. this involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves. but it didn't happen until two years after p

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transactions do not depend on swift and will be carried out by the bank and the standard mode is burbank previously shifted to a russian based system as an alternative to swift. most banks in the country have been already switched over to that network, according to the national central bank. russia authority say that the country's financial system has been prepared for the shut off and has already withstood the initial shock of western sanctions. meanwhile, mastercard, the ceo has said swift may even cease to exist in the next 5 years. and also the south asian country of bangladesh is considering adopting new payment methods to save money. investor mich fires time, believes that the world has changed too much for swift to remain the predominant platform for international transactions. i've never seen in my career which has been long and extensive in finance. i've never seen sanctions that were successful . and i think that these were well telegraphed in advance. so i think it's more of a public relations gimmick to have these and an actual impact that it's going to have. i think the worl

. >> reporter: i'm donya bacchus as burbank airport where passengers are facing full flights and soarings. >> duncan: pride parades march across the country with new urgency and later it is a book that cast a spell on the world. tonight we look back at 25 years of harry potter mania. >> harry potter! arry >> this is the cbs weekend news from new york, with jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. advocates on both sides of the abortion battle say their fight is not done. anti-abortion rights forces are vowing to use friday's supreme court ruling reversing 50 years of federal protection of abortion to push for near total bans in every state, while abortion rights groups promise to harness anger in the streets, turning it into action at the ballot box this november. a new cbs news poll taken right after the court decision finds most people disapprove of the decision to overturn roe. a majority call it "a step backwards for america." cbs' christina ruffini is on capitol hill and leads us off tonight. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening

what's your opinion on this burbank being cut off from the swift system? is there anything that is a big deal here? well no, i don't think it's a big deal. i think that it was expected and i think that you know, the sanctions i've never seen in my career which has been long and extensive in finance. i've never seen sanctions that were successful. and i think that these were well telegraphed in advance. i think it's more of a public relations gimmick to have these and an actual impact that it's going to have. i think the world has changed pretty drastically. i mean, as, as you're aware of the central bank of russia, set up with the s p f s system years ago. and china also has the cross border inter bank payment system as competition. now i would say something like 95 percent of the transactions now go through swift. so that's, you know, that's as it is right now. but i think that there are a lot of alternatives and alternative payment systems since crypto currency started . and we're not looking at situation, we're not looking at a situation that was in the

the move intended to disconnect. burbank from the global financial system as part of the 6th round of sanctions to pressure russia to end the conflict in ukraine. but the bank says it was already prepared and the new measure will not have a significant effect. disconnecting from swift does not change the current situation and international settlements. domestic transactions do not depend on swift and will be carried out by the bank and the standard mode. suburban previously shifted to a russian based system as an alternative to swift. most banks in the country have already switched over to that network. according to the country's national central bank, personal authority say its financial system has been prepared for the shuttle fund has already withstood the initial shock of the western sanctions. the wall mastercard, c. o has said swift may have and cease to exist in the next 5 years, although the company later attempted to clarify his comments to say that he believed the network would not operate in its current form in the future. elsewhere the south asian country of bangladesh is

the move intended to disconnect her disconnects. burbank from the global financial system is part of a fixed round of sanctions to pressure russia to end the conflict in ukraine. but the bang says it was already prepared on the new measure will not have a significant effect. the west, some sanctions ah, hurting. the com is old, goes on in boise with them rather than russia. there is a limit how much you spend on energy prices and being skyrocketing in energy bill. i mean, i know of you does have a son. hi, son, living, but even them are paying through the nose and the indications is that energy bryce is going to stay with us for quite a why? because as i said, there is hardly any spare production capacity for oil or refining capacity. so they have to go with higher prices for, for longer period. and when you on the list on sanctions against russia, these prices can only go one way and that's upward. and that will destroy that. but if you think bowler, and of course some of them will feel because of went out of this coming year. international energy experts mondo santa may believe san

and russia's biggest bank. burbank is cut off from swift payment system and the latest sanctions aim to squeeze the kremlin ability to pay for the war. and the higher chrissy here is an analyst and consultant on the oil and gas industry and co founder of the roof energy consulting agency. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. how hard do you think it will? will the russian oil industry be hit by the recent you package of sanctions? russian oil production is all ready decrease in and just the recently there was in session over opec loss alliance. and this alone has allowed the rest of the produce more oil than in the previous miles. but the rest of cannot read us as much oil as these agreement lifts the country to operate years. and the oil production that i sent you already it's falling. and by the end of this year, i expect that it will fall 20 or even sorts of percent. it's a devastating blow to the resin oil industry and the rest and the economy. and just to clarify the role of opec in this has the oil cartel stepped in to make up for the lack of russian oil. yes. really

the move intended to disconnect. burbank from the global financial system as part of a thick through end of sanctions to pressure russia to end the conflict in ukraine . but the bank says it was already prepared on the new measure will not have a significant effect. disconnecting from swift does not change the current situation in international settlements. domestic transactions do not depend on swift and will be carried out by the bank and the standard mode said i'm previously shifted to a russian based system as an alternative to swift. most banks in the country have already switched over to that network. according to the country's national central bank. russian authorities say its financial system has been prepared for the shuttle fund has we're ready. withstood the initial shock of the western sanctions while most because the c o has said swift may even cease to exist in the next 5 years. although the company later attempted to clarify his comments to say that he believes the network would not operate in his current form in the future. elsewhere the south asian country of banglad

she's joining us from burbank, california. she is a former co chair of women against gun violence and was on present biden's, gun violence police equally ti when he was running for president. thank you very much. hon for being with us. when you heard the n r a's response there, what did you make 1st of the president's speech and these proposals, do they go far enough to address the issue of guns in america? well, i will 1st say i was very pleased with president biden's speech and everything he laid out is what we as activists have been calling or for decades. so it was nice to hear a president echo our words and speaking our stats. as far as what the n r a had to say, i just like to show you my jacket here. these are all buttons of friends of mine whose children were slaughtered in mass shootings and i have a whole box full of these buttons. so, you know, i really don't care what the n r a has to say. they have no facts and no data to back them up. there are people with mental health issues in every country in the world, and n

i got back to the studio that day, i never heard about that, and law enforcement before, but the burbank police, and the special police which were the guards of the studio were designed at my house, 24 hours a day, around the clock. i heard some of the studio executives speak to the chairman and say look, and say we know communists have control of the strike,, they were legitimately fold, that was the history of it. it was then that i learned something that set the stage for me, as governor and later on here, during all those months. i found out that they wouldn't, i decided the only way that i could sleep at night is to make up my mind, that if i did what i honestly believed in my heart with right, and i might make a mistake, but i could honestly believe it was the right thing to do. that's what we would do. when i became governor, i told the cabinet that on any issue that would confront as i did not want to hear any of the political ramifications of the issue. i only wanted to hear what was right or wrong, for the people. and we would make the decision on that basis, not a political ba

my duty and oath of office was not to subcontract out responsibility to a corporation based in burbank, california. that is not going to happen. they are not going to run the state. and we are going to make sure that we do what is right. so we slime signed the legislation. then they pledge their going to work to get it repealed and all this stuff. i think for a business perspective was a really dumb thing. they had markets and saw this happen. much more than the market as a whole. but put that aside. they put get massive subsidies in the state of florida. my view is as a corporation if you want to go woke, you have a right to say what you want to stand for. but you do not have the right to force me too subsidize that conduct. and so what m we did was, you he one company that had enjoyed subsidies unlike any other company in the state of florida'sr history. i would say you'd be hard-pressed to find another situation like this anywhere in the united states. they had their own government they control in central florida. they were zipped for many applicable laws and their competitors and o

my duty and my oath of office was not the subcontract out responsibility of a corporation based in burbank, california and that is not going to happen in the not winter in the state. and were going to make sure that we do is rice we signed the legislation in the pledge that they're going to get it repealed all the stuff and i think from a business perspective i think was a really dumb thing they've lost massive market staff since all of this has happened and much more than the market is able to put that aside, they get massive subsidies from the state of florida so my view is, as a corporation if you want to go woke you do have a right to say kind of what you want is simply what you want but you do not have the right to force me to subsidize that product and so what we did, have one company that enjoy subsidies like any other covered in the state of florida history, was a probably be hard-pressed to find another situation like this anywhere in the united states and had their own government. they control it in central florida numerous exempt from any applicable laws and all other competitor

my duty and my oath of office was not the subcontract out responsibility of a corporation based in burbank, california and that is not going to happen in the not winter in the state. and were going to make sure that we do is rice we signed the legislation in the pledge that they're going to get it repealed all the stuff and i think from a business perspective i think was a really dumb thing they've lost massive market staff since all of this has happened and much more than the market is able to put that aside, they get massive subsidies from the state of florida so my view is, as a corporation if you want to go woke you do have a right to say kind of what you want is simply what you want but you do not have the right to force me to subsidize that product and so what we did, have one company that enjoy subsidies like any other covered in the state of florida history, was a probably be hard-pressed to find another situation like this anywhere in the united states and had their own government. they control it in central florida numerous exempt from any applicable laws and all other competitor

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. >> owner of redstone firearms in burbank says customers with permits to carry concealed weapons havehelp with concerns their personal information was exposed. we're getting calls left and right right now as to what they can do this, they're absolutely >> upset and nervous that now their information is out there. the state justice department reports an update of its firearm dashboard portal monday went horribly wrong. revealing private information including names, addresses and driver's license numbers of californians who are granted or denied a concealed weapons permit between 2011 2021. jonathan solomon, thanks. it poses a risk to those granted permits during that time, especially being victims of domestic violence. now their names, information out there. along with law enforcement that caused the huge security risk >> can handle it. >> it comes just days after a supreme court decision that makes it easier to get a concealed carry permit in california because applicants no longer have to demonstrate a particular needs such as a direct threat to their safety. this is my practice some

. >> i was so, so focused on him and the character phil burbank and working with her i didn't reallyer ] i don't know how to describe it >> i get very defensive about that character, but i'll take that as a compliment >> jimmy: yes, because i just know you and we've done so many bits on the show you play straight. this was not you this is acting 701 it's like advanced acting class right here and i just loved it. congratulations on that. that was awesome >> thank you very much >> jimmy: and i got to see that and i go, "oh, my gosh, i'm so happy, i can't wait to congratulate next time i see you, benedict. and then, "spider-man: no way home" goes on to be the biggest film of all time makes like gazillion dollars [ cheers and applause it's so much fun >> yeah, great fun great fun. >> jimmy: i mean, what was that did you know that one was going to be -- >> yeah, i did [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, that one you felt >> that one i knew well, look, it's a testament to john watts and the three, you know, jacob z and tom, they just - they've got this beautiful sort of john hughes homage mi

this other guy took, he stole a ten pound sex toy from a place where i'm from in burbank.hat guy go. what are we going to do to him if we catch him that he's not already planning to do to himself? [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> jamie: this is tragic. it is sad. you have to worry about murders and like violent crime and you have to live in a rural area? dam. i feel like i can say that because i live in alaska. >> dana: you're out in the sticks and crime's up everywhere. kat do you think the covid explanation makes sense here? >> kat: yes. it's almost as if locking people into their homes indefinitely wasn't good for anyone. but we all said that because i mean i was among the luckiest people throughout it because i still got to come to work. i didn't have to worry about losing my job. you know, i had enough money, you know, to pay rent. but i still had a really hard time because i got sick of being in the same handful of rooms and not knowing when i was ever going to get to a new room again, which is hard for people. and that's something that we all knew and that people

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