i asked him how it global tracy on plastic waste would even be enforced. i think it will have the opportunity cost eaters to find out what are really the mechanisms that mandate and make a binding certain aspects of testing, plastic pollution that all countries can agree need to happen. whether that's on setting certain targets on a recycled content on the sending certain incentives for investment in infrastructure or new business models such as refilling reuse. i think there, there will have to be a discussion. what are those elements that need harmonized and legally binding standards versus what are elements that have to be up to each country and give them to flexibility to respond to the needs and, and very local specific circumstances that they face. and you know, uh, an indian visa with 18000 islands is in a very different situation then, then a switzerland for example. and, and you, you have to take those local realities into consideration when we do at the global plastic action partnership of the world. economic form is precisely worked with countri

districts, info from the diesel, going to the mexico to the chapel hill to control associated with tracy for the discrepancy just awful of the the, the goal is to get the email. unfortunately, we had to subdue them, looking for them. you don't want to box up. i've got to keep the bottles deep. i need the in store to cut that in as well as the body, but indeed, serious. oh, why would you be waiting at the bottom of the room there, but i sort of, um, they have a list that i need. so store, i've got to do it that in the eastern shore, i still usually deal with from the o u. n. a handbook struggle and activities during war. the population leaders and to be eliminated. destroy above all the intelligentsia. how power must be terrifying to its opponents. a reign of terror of foreign enemies and traitors among our own means that sometimes counselors to go to the full she left for you to go to lunch, cooking the school. come on the 20th. okay. oh, for new little son, loans use the program which let elizabeth go gross. the laptops still be to go to a show like a queen, which would it's starting to

[laughter] any response tracy? i'll respond.rative moment right now the digital equity plans in terms of digital equity plans being followed by the state i don't think states are thinking about the partisan discussions on the acp while they are developing their state plans i think they are thinking about how we do a good job civilly go to and tia the plans can be ovapproved. one thing that we should consider for those of us working in the spaces how the programs have been parsed out with our sister agencies and very much combined. i think going tforward what we have to keep raising awareness around is that these are actually correlated experiences and the more instruction we build we don't want to be like i age myself earlier we have a lot of broadband consumers this is the 90s. when we first enter the programs we can go back a couple years we have a lot of federal investments but not a lot to show for it. we had a lot of digital equity programs but we didn't have a lot of sustainability on the ground. we didn't have the funding

the next panel, hey tracy. how are you? it's going to answer the question about that last conversation around who is benefiting and on the panel is michael collins vice president of housing and financial capability of the national urban league. we have naomi jordan, consultant and we have michael. he is director of broadband acceptability in rural virginia and my friend tracy morris who joins us to the television screen who was the director of the american india -- american indian policy. let's welcome them. [applause] >> you had a chance to hear this structural boots on the ground federal level. i'm curious and let's go to mike first to hear about what you are doing. on the local level, there were a lot of things that you heard in particular that the state of virginia taking on as in this desk as an initiative and i'm curious to hear more about what you're doing what he's been able to make sense of and this conversation around sustainability. >> thanks everyone for staying around. it's great to be in front of people who ar

the delays in that area is out of the tracy area to the altamont pass.hat is busy. 580 and 680, you can see a lot of cars. the headlights which is the commute direction heading to 680. >>> i want to get to our meteorologist jessica burch. a trickle effect from what is happening across the country. >> by all means. the weather in new york caused the faa to cancel all ground operations at the local airports. that lasted for a while. this is causing a ripple effect throughout the bay area and states really. that will continue into the holiday weekend. the storms in new york that caused that delay have moved to the eastwood. there is an excessive heat warning and watch that we are keeping an eye on in the south. that is in place for a little longer. i will show you the temperature map in a bit. if you head out of town into that region, it will start calming down around the corner. back in our neck of the woods, san francisco, the bay area, we have a light up on this map, too. one of the advisories issued by the national weather service is a heat advisory int

tracy: executive actions are incredibly important.ymbolically important, and they make small differences, but only congress and state legislatures can secure the right to abortion for people in the united states. mary: president biden can't tell the supreme court how to interpret the constitution. and the courts themselves, especially the u.s. supreme court, is very conservative now. and so i think that's made the biden administration cautious and potentially with reason. ali: grassroots activists and abortion rights groups came up with ways to get around the new laws. one california doctor proposed a floating abortion clinic in the gulf of mexico. planned parenthood launched a mobile abortion unit in the midwest. and the healthcare company just the pill, which delivers abortion medication, launched a mobile clinic in colorado. it parks near the border with states where abortion access is restricted to let visitors access pills. but access to one of those pills came under threat in april. a federal judge in texas ruled that the drug m

way most points are really great, special it out throughout the day until after nail biting final tracy went to the team appropriately named pie face. and that's it from me and the news team don't go away, but the film is next presenting deep sea greed and an examination of the consequences of the industrial exploitation of the ocean floor. don't miss this god. f. as in berlin, on the box with an update at the top of the, from in the news team. thanks for the imagine how many portion of loads us are now in the world climate change. the story, this is much less the way from just one week.

n. campaign as have been pushing for the tracy to not only deal with the pollution, but also to cope this kind of of plastic production. so will the deal actually happen? the deputies, louise osborne reports toxic and everywhere. plastics are in almost everything humans produce. and they are now being found just micro plastics in the ocean inside fish and even in human breast milk. and the problem is growing. plastic production is increasing. as is plastic waste, it's set to triple by 26. the plastic packaging will rise most significantly with consumer products and closing, also contributing to plastic waste among other sources. a representative for more than a 175 nations have been meeting this week for the 2nd to 5 series of talks with the aim of creating an international treaty on plastic only elimination reduction as full life cycle approach. transparency. and then just transition. only those can bring success because the truth is that we cannot recycle our way out of this mess. negotiate is hope to have a treaty in place by next year. but talks have been slow going. major oil pr

got that hands on the champions league, tracy back then they were something of a role modeling women's football. push like the maintenance team, which sizable investment symbols, bug based volkswagen to boots of the in special to be in restructure. the collaboration with the men's team who part of it was all great and still in that model, paved way for other major teams in europe like chelsea and select champions league fine. list spa, selena. maybe you could cool. we'll start the victims of every and success now go into sat today, short pieces under dogs, now bad ones playing catch up for that rivals live on it and it's yeah, come close to the recent beautiful. we run them for you not. we've reached the final, how do we reach the semi final and i've had not just last season, we would not count by boston loan or in the semi it's just a full. it was. i think it shows both back belong to the top 4 or 5 clubs in europe and all patient teams. go ahead and i didn't. let's be honest, over the as we've seen, that we have to invest to stay at the top end, especially in the last couple of seaso

without the tracy, any one percent of the wealth international most is a protected base. marine life is threatened by climate change. over fishing and shipping, you and high seas free seat designate especially percent vs oceans as protected areas by 20 se shipping and shipping lanes will be restricted and it also puts more money into marine conservation. tracy creates new rules, requirements for mining, etc, and then will be open for signatures at the un general assembly in september. it will take effect once it is ratified by 60 countries. let's get more on this. we can speak to pick a clock, use the global oceans, lead up the world wide from financial aid, joins us now live from preston. thank you for joining the program. us. when we refer to the high seas, what do we mean exactly, and how is this tracy going to protect these waters? well, the adoption of the high seas treaty is an enormously important step trash consultation . and the reason is that the highest phase account for up to says 50 i should. so national governments control moraine environment up to typically around 200

slow and go out of tracy, that same pattern on to 580.stays to about north flynn and gets better the rest of the way but you will be tapping the brake lights once again hitting this area. this is the dublin interchange. westbound 580 is bogging down through there. 880 through fremont looks good. no delays. traffic quiet around that area. and, again, just the brake lights working through the altamont. 47 minutes 205 to 680. certainly a slow ride already. >> oh, happy monday to you. >>> fire season officially starts in santa rosa today. the declaration allows fire officials to force weed abatement rules. homeowners are urged to take active measures. there was a scare in the hills of contra costa county. the highway patrol found a small fire outside of concord. this i guess time lapse video. you can see how that smoke was growing on the road that connects concord to pittsburg. the blaze burned five acres. it was a hot one this weekend, too. >>> apple might be unveiling the most ambitious product in years. what we are learning today. >>> movi

>> will: tracy was there for half a day. the end of the movie where his daughter was there playing a small part. so he came, you know, chaperoned her and hung around set and told stories, talked about me in third person as i was sitting there. [laughter] >> jimmy: to you? >> will: to me and to everyone else. and talked about how he was like -- i was, i was -- i watched cow bell, i was there. i saw it happen. and everyone was like we believe you. yeah, yeah. it was on tv. >> i know you were there. we were on the show together. [laughter]. >> we were there at the same time. i saw you watching me do that sketch. tracy's the best. >> jimmy: it is wonderful to see you, thank you for coming, merry christmas, happy holidays, all that stuff. the great will ferrell, everybody. the movie is with ryan reynolds you can see it on apple tv plus. we'll be back with colton baker. that's why my doctor and i chose kesimpta. kesimpta is different. it's the only b-cell treatment for rms i can take at home once a month. kesimpta was proven super

supplements, ambassador tracy and the others? >> i won't speak to the russian response. i will speak to the messages we delivered to them. >> i'm asking you to say yes or no. >> there was a conversation. it was a conversation, yes. >> one thing the secretary said over the weekend is, to the extent that russia is now distracted by what's happening internally in its country, that could create an additional advantage for the ukrainians. how exactly is the u.s. encouraging ukrainians to take advantage of this moment? >> i would save -- i would frame it slightly differently. we continue to supply the ukrainians with the equipment they need to conduct the current offensive and defend themselves long-term. we continue to have intelligence sharing channels with the ukrainians. we continue to have military channels. we continue to have diplomatic channels that are open. with ukraine. with the secretary was speaking to was the fact that you did see what wagner forces did, withdraw from ukraine and move on a russian city. how that shakes out, what happens in the coming days with re

we appreciate your time, tracy alloway. joining us now, stephanie kelton, 8% for of economics and policy at stonybrook, she's the officer author of the deficit myth, modern monetary, and the birth of the peoples economy. i've got very specific things i want to talk to you about with respect to the debt limit and all that. i just want to talk about this. you talk about the peoples economy. this is real stuff. technology has upended, for better or for worse, our working lives, for 150 years. it's happening again. >> i think it's always happening, but sometimes it happens in the ways that are very visible to us. these big bursts of innovation. like tracy said, they can be very disruptive. she's exactly right to point out that we create winners and losers when we undergo these major upheavals. they kind of thing we are talking about now with a. i., has a lot of people very on edge about what the future is going to look like for many workers in this economy. >> we are going to have to keep on studying that. i do want to ask you

tracy, it has been too long.at seeing you. >> thank you. >> folks, coming upper rin gibbs says summer liquidity crunch spells june gloom. oh, man, can't wait to take her up on that one. she is here at 2:40. first would you buy stock in a company that is raising prices all the time but their sales are slowing? david bahnsen here for fundamental school. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. i can't, you know, thank my parents enough for making sure that this connection is here. one of the things that my mother told me when she was in the hospital, she didn't tell me, actually, she couldn't speak at the time, but she wrote it down... "go see alicia." oh, my goodness. yo

tracy dublin has decreased in drivetime. trying to crackdown on illegal fireworks.livermore is looking to shut down fireworks at the parties. abc 7's gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom to describe that. gloria: good morning. all fireworks are illegal in livermore, including the safe and sane ones that may be legal and other cities. a police department spokesperson says that has been hard to enforce because officers had to see someone actually sitting off a firework. the new fireworks ordinance will change that just in time for the fourth of july holiday. the city council approved amendments to the law. the intent is to hold a host of social gatherings responsible when the person who set off the firework cannot be identified. the livermore spokesperson said officers can use their own observations, witness statements or other information to issue a citation of up to $500. >> they can cite a person who is hosting a party or gathering where fireworks are being discharged, or they can contact the property owner. they don't actua

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we are tracking a few brake lights coming out of tracy. 32 minutes, now . the rest of our freeways are pretty quiet. >>> developing this morning, six people are injured after a violet night at two popular tourist spots in san francisco. multiple shootings are reported on san francisco police say they are related. four bystanders were among those hurt including a 10-year-old girl. the first shooting was reported at beach and stockton street across from here 39 . the other happened moments later at embarcadero and howard streets. just before 7:00, not far away from here 39, they found two people with what appeared to be gunshot injuries. they were rushed to the hospital in unknown conditions. officers learned there were possibly two cars learned involved in the shooting. several were found with bullet holes. there were many witnesses around . one should this video of what she described to be a young girl on the ground and officers tending to the victim. this is on the embarcadero near howard street. you can also see a black car that crashed into a median near

>> tracy morgan and danny devito. start shooting in the fall. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you know tracy well? >> tracy is a fantastic guy. i met him a few times. then we got together with this. he's a fantastic entertainer. great actor. great energy. and he's also at the age where we can make him a little older to sell the idea that it's the same age as danny and me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> the idea is the triplets -- >> jimmy: that's not the biggest leap people have to take. [ laughter ] >> oh, the storyline is really fantastic, i tell you one thing. we've been tinkering around with that story for ten years. >> jimmy: ten years? >> ivan reitman took part of it again, the original director. he took charge of it, became passionate again, that there could be a sequel, he really got into it. he straightened it out. we have a straightened script. we have the script. we cannot wait. >> jimmy: i can't think of a group of three people who would be more fun to hang out with than you, tracy morgan, and danny devito. [ lau

it is green everywhere except for that slow spot in tracy and here's a live look at 880 at the coliseum. even in the south bay, it been fine all morning long and this is 280 time at the highway 17 interchange so that slow spot to worry about, westbound. 580 tracy to dublin, 54 minutes. kumasi: president biden is wrapping up his visits to the bay area and he attended a pair of fundraising events for his 2024 reelection presidential campaign. gloria rodrÍguez live at sfo. gloria: president joe biden will be leaving from san francisco international airport later this morning and he will head back to the east coast and we were there as president joe biden wrapped up his second of the three days here at the bay area yesterday. he was at a fund-raising dinner in downtown san francisco and he had another fundraiser at a private hoe -- home. governor newsom was also there. ea biden hosted a panel focused on artificial intelligence and joined by experts from uc berkeley and stanford. the president highlighted the benefits and the risks of a growing industry. pres. biden: these are some of the wo

those high-profile vehicles and you may see more brake lights out of tracy.nd 80 highway 4 to the maze that is the 25 minute commute. taking the ride into san francisco you will need to take the bay bridge which is not too bad but the metering lights were turned on just a couple minutes ago but fairly light traffic into the city. maybe it will stay that way. we are getting into the summer traffic patterns were a lot of people are taking vacations. kids are out of school, colleges and universities as well so we typically see less cars on the way anyway during the june time of the year. san mateo bridge getting crowded westbound toward 101. a 80 ride it looks clear in both directions and on 880. >>> two educators the of growing need of changes and taking matters into their own hands. >>> right after the show you can stick around for cbs look at you taking the win with quality top tier gas for less. oh a bird! cute! wait, what's it... ewww ok, it's not on you, that's a win. but is it on me? what did you eat? is it on my hose? take the win at arco. meet the futur

traffic even out of tracy west on 205 from byron.t this point, looking green on highway four westbound antioch to concord. 15 minutes. 101 san rafael to san francisco is also delayed -- delay free. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: lost at sea and limited oxygen. the search continues for a titanic it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief when you need it most. ♪ pass me a lipton? gotcha t-pain! ♪ ♪ i know it's up for me ♪ ♪ if you steal my sunshine ♪ open summer with lipton peach iced tea. ♪ if you steal my...♪ kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. president biden waking up in the bay area this morning. today he is expected to discuss artificial intelligence. at campaign events, one in kentfield in marin county and then another in san francisco. reggie: florida governor ron desantis is also visiting california fundraising events in sacramento and woodside area kumasi

tracy to dublin is 42 minutes. highway >> thank you. president biden wraps up his three-day visit. >> plenty of people watching working with. the president's visit. >> good morning. we are at san francisco international airport. the president will be leaving from here later this morning, heading back to the east coast. we have some footage as he wrapped up his second day in the bay area. he was fundraising dinner in downtown san francisco. he had another fundraiser at a private home. hosted a panel focused on artificial intelligence. the president highlighted the benefits and risks of the growing industry. >> you hear directly from the experts. >> crazy to see. >> many went out to try to glimpse the president as he did fundraisers. he will be leaving later. we will bring you the latest. gloria rodrÍguez, abc7news. >> maybe you heard or saw that. it is a fighter jet. it was intercepting a plane flying in airspace that was restricted because of the presence visit -- the president's visit. norad says fighter jets responded to three inciden

peet's coffe says 40% of its employees decided to remain with the company and will now commute to tracy. >>> skating is not her only passion. today, u.s. figure skating star kristi yamaguchi hosted her first family literacy festival. the event was held at the children's discovery museum in san jose. kristi yamaguchi herself was just one of a dozen performers, authors, and athletes appearing throughout the day. she showed her newest children's book, "always dream." kristi yamaguchi discredited the event as fun, empowering, and a celebration. >> lots of books being given away and song the books by some of the authors and illustrators who are here. so, just to really drum up the interest for the children with the love of reading and the love of. >> gold medal at legal picks, four time pro-champion, amazing. and, her first book was called "dream big little big." that won an award. she can't miss. the inaugural year of the family literacy festival, we will have to make this an annual event. >> video sharing a we are seeing over hawaii's kilauea volcano. hawaii's volcano national park service

it's busy for anyone out of tracy into that area. speeds as you head northbound 101 out of san jose approaching the 880 connector. amanda? >>> packaging safes the planet. we have an update on a santa cruz start up to replace styrofoam with shrimp shells. >> reporter: earlier this year we showed you a santa cruz company who is revolutionizing the package industry with the eco-friendly version of styrofoam. many of the products are hitting the market. they partnered with companies across the country including some right here down the road. verve coffee roasters had an eye to sustainability and environmental impact. >> whether that is recycling burlap into the community with local farmers or switching the entire roasting operation to a new roaste to consume less natural gas. >> reporter: when they learned a company down the road from them created an environmentally friendly version of styrofoam they jumped at the chance to partner with the start up. >> it's recycleable, minimal impact on the supply chain. that's what we were looking for

tracy to dublin is 50 minutes for your drive.lsewhere, and live camera view of the bay bridge toll. no metering lines on -- lights on yet but it looks like they will come on soon. in walnut creek at 680, the southbound traffic is where use taillights and things are moving on time there. kumasi: this morning, we have reached the final, critical hours for people a trot inside the submersible in the atlantic asked people -- people inside the submersible in the atlantic ocean. reporter: it is a critical time for rescuers to find the five people on board the missing submersible called titan which disappeared on its way to the titanic wreckage site sunday. experts recommend -- estimate the crew will run out of oxygen sometime this morning. they picked up repetitive banking's -- bagin we need to have hoped but i cannot tell you what the sounds are. reporter: they rest to the area where the sub vanished. the french came with d.c. robots that would be able to free the sub if it were stuck but would not be able to lift it to the service. o

brake lights out of tracy into the altamont this morning.ping the lights again closer to the 680 connector. travel time to plan your morning, 53 minutes from 205 over to 680. the rest of the major freeways are great. 80, highway 4, 101, it's clear. they turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge. the backup builds so slightly near the toll plaza. still a decent ride. a different perspective at the san mateo bridge. everything is quiet in both directions. >>> they don't want it on the streets, the ground, over here, over there. >> it could be the next step in san jose strategy to fight homelessness. early plans for an empty lot in the city. >>> right after our show, stick around for "cbs mornings." gayle king and tony dokoupil and nate >>> an to get people off the streets and closer to help. would current rv residents be willing to pack up and move. >> reporter: this advertise the proposed sight of the rv safe parking program. it's six acres in all. once the city is finished building it out, it could provide places to park for 85 rvs. >>

mix of flour. moved toward each other from 6 meters, a pot in the hopes of winning the much coveted tracy visitors came from as far away as japan to take part and according to the organizes, it's not as easy as it looks. skill really is going across no time as to your probably know those directly in front of you going across that's. that's the way most points are really great. special it out throughout the day. i of the doctor, nail biting final tracy went to the team appropriately named pie face and cock congratulations from us. you're watching the w news. here's a reminder about top stories. the full natalia and prime minister silvio berlusconi, has died at the age of 18. 60 was diagnosed with the wrathful lapkins of several months ago, but had suffered, it'll help for several years. that is, tony was a controversial figure to create it leads largest media company must also involved in multiple legal and 6 guns. and ukraine's military says that as recaps and several upfront plan tasks from russian forces in the southeast of the country . the 1st guidance and ukraine's culture of pensive

what basically holding out for the world to see, put in uh, showing a tracy that it showed new cranes neutrality. st key, i've signed it and then stressed it off the pressure from western vaccines. nonsense of russia, host, an african peacekeeping delegation fresh back from ukraine. molly revise, this is the constitution to actually give governance to civil institutions off the years of committee, to rule in political unrest. and the official is actually in the capital, blaming form a colonial power front for the time around and it's about people. the world continues to flourish, indians prime minister, proposes the african union to be given full membership and to the g. 20 head of it stops, and cutting the or why, what are we just being here on? how to international so much to tell you about during this evening's edition of the weekly looking back at the weekend, today's top developments, let's get started. so the russian president vladimir putin and essentially holding up a treaty showing that ensured ukraine's neutrality. you set the to, you have agreed last year in the early stage

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy is on the atlantic for a unique race that is part sailingscience. >> so, we are going to hit speeds of up to 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: a ride on this 60-foot racing sailboat feels more like a rocket ship on the water. >> whoa! go like this! we get to achieve these crazy speeds. >> oh, we are going fast now. >> oh, yeah! >> reporter: charlie enright is the skipper of the 11th hour racing team. 1 of 5 boats in a grueling six month, 36000--mile race around the world. >> you have to be more than just a sailor to get that feeling. i think that part is appealing to me. you are a sailor but also a survival host. it is not like we have an issue out there, we can just call aaa. >> reporter: alone in the middle of the ocean, they have had to fix everything from torn sails to busted rudders. while also being citizen scientists. >> degrees south. >> reporter: their boats are equipped with high-tech tools to gather data on the health of the waters they pass through. in some of the most remote places on earth. >> they are actually going to the southe

and tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy is on the atlantic for unique race that is part sailinggoing to hit speeds of up to 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: a ride on this 60-s more like a rocket ship on the water. >> go like this! crazy speeds. >> oh, we are going fast now. >> oh, yeah! >> reporter: charlie enright is the skipper of the racing team. 8:30 6,000-mile race around the world. >> you have to be more than just a sailor to get that feeling. you are a sailor but also a survival host. it is not like we have an issue out there, weans d r. >> degrees south.zents >> reporter: their boats are equipped with high-tech tools to gather data on the help of the waters they pass through. in some of the most remote places on earth. >> they are allg to the southern ocean. and this is a really important area where we are lacking a lot of scientific data. >> reporter: lucy hunt is a science advisor for the ocean race. >> and this is that ocean track. >> reporter: she says the boats take temperature, oxygen, and carbon dioxide readings. scientists around the world use this information to

i really do. >> i loved tracy for years and years. he's so funny.de it even more special. >> jimmy: yeah. and he was talking about something that you guys i guess do, unless he was making this up, which is you recite lines from "planet of the apes." the original movie. [ laughter ] >> we do. all the time. we'll text. i'll text a line, you know. >> jimmy: like what would be a choice line from the movie you'd text tracy? >> "tell me, taylor, where is your nest at?" [ laughter ] then he'll text back, "thank god for calling me taylor." >> jimmy: dr. zay, yeah. >> "i know who i am, who are you, how in hell did this upside down civilization --" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> over and over. for years watching it over and over. >> jimmy: did you have the action figures? >> i was too old to get them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, okay. >> i talked my little brother into getting them. [ laughter ] "we should get those planet of the ape toys, man." then i would play with them. >> jimmy: i know you're a "star trek" fan as well. at one time you were going t

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diplomats, ambassador tracy and the others?n't speak to the russian response, just the messages we delivered to them. >> i'm not asking you to characterize them, i'm just asking -- >> it was a conversation. it wasn't a one -- one-way conversations we deliver and the other side hangs up. it was a conversation, yes. >> and then one thing the secretary said over the weekend is that to the extent that russia is now distracted by what's happening internally in its country, that could create an additional advantage for the ukrainians. how exactly is the you state encouraging ukrainians to take advantage of this moment? >> i would say -- i would frame it slightly differently. we continue to supply the ukrainians with equipment they need to conduct the counteroffensive and to defend themselves long-term. we continue to have intelligence sharing channels with the ukrainians, continue to have military channels, continue to have diplomatic channels that are open with ukraine. what the secretary was speaking to is the fact that you did see

wooden hardly made for television host named ed sullivan. 75 years since his program made its debut, tracy remembers ed sullivan and his really big show. >> me on "the ed sullivan show"? >> reporter: between 1948 and 1971 -- ♪ >> reporter: being on "the ed sullivan show" -- >> we got a real big show. >> reporter: often led to star zom. could ed sullivan make or break a career? >> absolutely. he opened doors and he gave people opportunities. >> there you go. >> reporter: what all the y moing."ell yhing♪ coming up on >>> no surprise that when the beatles reached american shores one of their first stops was ed sullivan. most of us remember the screams and all of the photos of the fab four. this morning anthony mason tells us that one of the beatles was taking some pictures of his own. >> reporter: when the beatles invaded america in 1964, paul mccartney brought along his new pentax camera. >> and so i would aim the camera and see where i liked it, you know. >> reporter: hundreds of his photographs from that trip were recently rediscovered in his archive. >> it was lovely. just to remember, oh

in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy is on the atlantic for a unique race that's part sailinge. >> we're going to hit speeds of up to 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: a ride on this 60-foot racing sailboat feels more like a rocket ship on the water. >> we get to achieve these crazy speeds. >> we're going fast now. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: charlie enright is the skipper of the 11th hour racing team. one of five boats in a grueling six-month, 36,000-mile race around the world. >> you have to be more than just a sailor. i think that part's appealing to me. you >> reporter: alone in the middle of the ocean, they've had to fikts everything from torn sails to busted rudders while also being citizen scientists. their boats are equipped with high-tech tools to gather data on the health of the waters they pass through in some of the most remote places on earth. >> they are actually going to the southern ocean, and this is a really important area where we're lacking a lot of scientific data. >> reporter: lucy hunt is a science adviser for the ocean race. >> and this is their ocean pack.

jonathan: tracy, thank you.e on like tracy and they talk about how they are going to do more than the federal reserve. we still have ground to cover on rates. less about that and more about the potential damage that will be done to the economy from the cumulative tightening already in the pipeline. this is my view on things and not his, but what you are seeing is that the u.s. economy is denting up to rate hikes better than europe is based on the weaker data we are seeing so far. lisa: it is monetary policy versus economic growth, and i think that has been attention, which has made it confusing to figure out the right direction. tom: we own it, they do not. jonathan: exactly. i can get use on healthy stocks, if you fancy it. up next, we will catch up and washington dc. the debt deal passes the house and is now on to the senate. >> as jonathan just mentioned, the house passed debt limit passed by -- past would impose restraints through the 2024 election. lawmakers from both parties approving the bill wednesday ev