a plane that disappeared in the '70s now appears to bethis wreckage at the bottom of lake champlain. how one explorer succeeded where others failed. >>> and he may not be in this year's nathan's competition, but joey chestnut is still set for major hot dog showdown later this summer against another competitive eating legend. it's thursday, jun thue 13y, ju. "early today" starts right now. we begin this morning in italy where president biden is attending a high-stakes international summit on the ukraine war. the g-7 meeting in the southern part of the country will also focus on the war in gaza. climate change, and the threat of a.i. and development in africa. for the latest, let's go to italy, and claudio lavanga reporting live. what's expected to come out of this summit? >> reporter: good morning, frances. on his way to italy on air force one, jake sullivan, the national security advisor told reporters that while they're both at the g-7, president biden and the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, are expected to sign a new bilateral security agreement that he says will send a m

five men disappeared in vermont, experts believe they have found the wreckage at the bottom of lake champlainanished after deporting the burlington airport in -- for providence, rhode island. at least 17 searches failed to find the plane until a team discovered the wreckage of a jet with the same paint scheme last month near where the plane disappeared. families of the victims say the discovery is providing some closure. >> we're struggling i think with that now. you know, the fantasy of maybe them sipping cocktails somewhere is gone. and that was -- we would joke about that. >> feeling relieved that i know where the plane is now. but unfortunately it's opened up other questions, and we have to work on those now. >> the ntsb is trying to verify that it's the same plane that disappeared. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we talk with actor daniel radcliffe about his tony-nominated performance in "merrily we roll along." tony-nominated performance in "merrily we roll along." ey disee the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious sid

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