good morning, america. new details. racist rant. authorities investigating a manifesto that they believe to be connected to massacre suspect dylann roof, the chilling pictures, the words of hate. the city is gathering to heal and this morning, the church reopening. >> it's unexplainable when you lose a parent. >> we're live with team coverage from charleston. closing in? police closing in on two escaped prisoners. the new checkpoints. 400 miles from the prison. are the convicts sticking to train tracks? an abc news exclusive. a second prison worker questioned. fire and storms. skyscrapers struck.

the floods and power outages. out west, hundreds of homes threatened by wildfires. thousands of firefighters battling flames. can they get it contained? and hanging way more than ten. dozens of surfers gathering on a surfboard trying to set a record. did they pull it off or wipe out? good morning and happy father's day. we'll celebrate the day a little bit later on in the show. but first, e we want to get to the pictures right out of charleston, south carolina. they're expecting a full house at the church, as the church returns to its original purpose this time. four days after that massive massacre. >> nine roses.

in remembrance of the nine victims murdered at a bible study. this as a website that surfaced that appears to be the creation of the 21-year-old suspect dylann roof, federal investigators now trying to authentic. often posing with his gun. it also contains a deeply racist manifesto against blacks hispanics ss and jews. our coverage begins with steve osunsami who's at the church. good morning, steve. >> reporter: in some of those photos, the accused gunman is seen posing at confederate monuments. and burning the american flag. police this morning, are telling us, he's cooperating with their investigation. this morning, haunting words and pictures from authorities think may be a manifesto from the 21-year-old accused of murders of a bible study group. pointing the gun at the camera posing with a gun in one hand and the stars and bars in the other.

dylann roof's is being held on a million-dollar bail this morning and police say he's confessing. the rant online was filled with hate. "i chose charleston because it is the most historic city in my state and at one time had the highest ratios of blacks to whites in the country. we have no skinheads, no real kkk, well someone has to have bravery to take it to the real world and i guess that has to be me." ♪ >> reporter: today, vigils and services across the city will celebrate the lives of the nine people roof's accused of murdering. and bells are ringing in their honor. overnight, pendleton took our cameras to the vigil. it's unbelievable to be back at his childhood church under these circumstances. >> it's rough. it's unexplainable when you lose a parent. >> reporter: we're meeting families who are coming here

from across the country. >> people are pained by this. it's wrong. >> healing here. god can take any tragedy and turn it around into his goodness and his love. that's my prayer. >> reporter: we're meeting people like mildred, friends of victims here. who say they're still scared. >> are there still more coming? is this going to start a civil racial war? what is this -- what is this all about? >> reporter: there are vigils and services across this city today, and now the first of several funerals, for the pastor of this church is now scheduled for the end of this week. dan? >> steve osunsami, thank you. as those services are held in charleston this morning, 115 miles away at the south carolina statehouse, the confederate flag flies high.

this massacre opening a painful debate about what many people see as a symbol of slavery. jeb bush and mitt romney have come out against the flag. so, will it come down? let's go to abc's martha raddatz who will be anchoring "this week." martha while romney and bush have taken a stand many other republicans aren't sure, where do you think is this debate heading? >> i certainly think it will intensify. this is an emotional issue in this city and in this state. we talked to the mayor of charleston yesterday, he feels very strongly about bringing that flag down. we heard from rallies, bring it down. and those words from jeb bush and mitt romney do have some power, it reopens the debate in a very, very strong way. >> we also saw the senator from that state, lindsey graham, when

didn't want to take the flag down at all. he's one of the most powerful figures in that state. >> dan, there will be resistance, but lindsey graham didn't really take a position, dan, he just said, maybe we need to talk about this again, and i think people here think perhaps that's some progress. >> okay, this debate will continue as you said. martha raddatz, thank you. and a reminder, martha will have much more live from charlest coming up later on "this week." the powerful new message with some of the victims' families. that's later this morning right here on abc. paula. >> thanks, dan. now to the fast-moving developments in the manhunt for the dangerous escaped killers. several possible sightings for the two men who have been on the run for over two weeks. authorities believe they're closing in on the murderers. and abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: good morning, paula.

a busy day of searching in southwestern new york. they're focusing their efforts on the town of friendship, about a six-hour drive from this prison. the escapees possibly getting there by freight train. overnight, a search frenzy sparked by multiple reported sightings of escaped convicts richard matt and david sweat in western new york. state police, local sheriffs descending on the town of friendship with helicopters, roadblocks and canines as searchers scour interstate 86. >> he's traveling east off of i-86. by the tracks. have a confirmed track of two individuals need assistance at that location. >> reporter: officers reportedly zeroing in on the suspects. the dragnet moving nearly 400 miles this week when the fugitives were spotted in erwin and lindley, new york. while's unclear how they traveled that far, all of the recent sightings have been near train yards. this rail map revealing many of

the reported sightings have been along this freight line, which runs through david sweat's hometown, just 176 miles from the new search area. >> i have a caller on the phone, stated two male individuals just approached him outside his home, both wearing dull-colored outfits, blue jeans, flannel-type hoodies. >> reporter: police calling the possible sightings credible. and warning residents in the area not to approach the suspects but many are arming themselves just in case. >> we're kind of preparing, because being in the country, we always think we should be ready for anything like this. >> reporter: meanwhile, a second prison worker linked to the investigation, questioned by the fbi and police for nearly 14 hours overnight. gene palmer were you the escapees' guard? >> no comment at this time. i'm here on my own free will.

>> reporter: corrections >> reporter: corrections officer gene palmer put on paid leave. he and his lawyer speaking exclusively to abc news. palmer hasn't been charged or formally accused of any wrongdoing. >> my client understands the importance of finding these two individuals. >> reporter: we have learned that gene palmer is a guard at the prison's so-called "honor block,," where their cells were based and where they were given special privileges, reportedly able to cook, visit each other's cells and even given access to nonprison clothing. we want to move on now to the extreme weather. with americans at risk of severe flooding. the culprit, three storms stretching from the midwest to the eastern seaboard including the remains of tropical storm bill and rob is tracking it all. good morning, rob. >> good morning, dan. bill has held together rockbly well. now to the moving northeast with heavier rain, another pulse of

energy rolling through chicago last night. there's your third midwest storm, firing up rough weather last night. overnight, intense lightning lighting dark skies across the country. hitting the john hancock building in chicago and nonstop flashes in d.c. south dakota, baseball-sized hail crashing to the ground. >> biggest one is 3 inches in diameter. >> reporter: winds so powerful, ees leaning sideways. in iowa. power lines toppled there. in the mid-atlantic, nearly 60,000 residents without power. heavy rain closing roads closures. forcing fire crews to rescue people from flooded homes in illinois. a boy playing with friends ia drainage ditch, unable to swim out. >> help, help, help! >> reporter: his friends grabbing his arm trying to lift him, but can't. >> he's getting sucked under. >> jesus, please help this kid. don't let him drown.

>> reporter: witnesses struggling frantically. finally pulling him out of the pipe. today that boy bruised and battered but safe. scary times across southern illinois. another one to two inches expected there. with system number two. what's left of bill potentially across the northeast where they can use the rain out west, completely dry across the entire west coast. red flag warnings. and the heat continues. not good news for the fires. we want to move to those wildfires out west. conditions worsening, hundreds of structures now in danger. hot, dry conditions, the largest fire is in california, that's where abc's ryan owens joins us. good morning, ryan. >> pauod morning to you. there are 1800 firefighters on this one blaze alone. they're making some progress. what they really need is a break from mother nature. thousands of firefighters are now battling wildfires scorching

the state of california. >> it's hard. it's hard. so, we're not really sure what to expect tomorrow morning. >> reporter: overnight, some residents urged to evacuate as this fire in santa margarita in central california, burns more than 1,000 acres. 500 buildings are threatened here as the so-called "lake fire" burns up more than 16,000 acres. helicopter crews at the popular big bear lake dropping thousands of gallons of water. their colleagues on the ground battling not just the heat but that terrain. >> the extreme heat, the extreme working conditions are making it difficult for us to get a handle on some of the areas of the fire. >> reporter: it's only the beginning of the fire season. but already six states are battling wildfires. in arizona, female inmates trucked in to beat back one of the largest fires burning in that state. in alaska, crews are nearly overwhelmed with 40 active

wildfires chewing through more than 83,000 acres. the governor declaring a disaster in this peninsula after fire ravaged multiple towns there. as you heard rob said, unfortunately more dry, hot weather in the forecast, so, likely, another very long day on those fire lines. dan and paula. >> no rest for the weary. ryan owens, thank you. let's check in with ron. who's got the other stories we're following this morning, including a manhunt in new orleans. good morning, everyone. we begin with that police manhunt going on right now for a suspect accused of killing a veteran new orleans officer. the shooting occurred inside his patrol car, holloway was transferring the suspect, he managed to get his arms from behind him to in front of him. police believe he was double-jointed.

able to shoot the officer in the head. he then took off on foot. no word on where that gun came from. officer holloway's service gun was still in his holster. overseas now, pope francis posing in private prayer. in front of the shroud of tourin. thousands of people have come to view it, the 14-foot-long linen cloth. people believe that it's the burial shroud that covered jesus christ. and a new clue in the search for the former white house chef who disappeared during a hike in new mexico more than a week ago. abc news has learned that they traced his cell phone signal to the top of the mountain around lobo peak. but the ping was from the day he disappeared. the way down is said to be extremely difficult and steep. scheib was amateur hiker. he was hired by the clintons and spent 11 years for working for the presidents at the white house.

in baseball, a brouhaha this morning, nationals pitcher max scherzer, no hits, no runs, no walks, two strikes on pittsburgh pirate pinch-hitter jose tabata. watch what happens. >> and the ball -- >> it hits tabata. breaking up the perfect game. some saying that tabata actually put his arm in front of the pitch. >> i think he did. >> i think he did. >> scherzer, he got the no-hitter. the nats won. paula and sara weighing in, he did. >> my arm is going into your shot right now. >> he's wearing the elbow armor. >> there's more. >> as sara would say, i'm not done. i'm not done. finally, comedians will ferrell and kristen wiig blowing up social media with their new lifetime movie, "a deadly

adoption" that aired last night, was it comedy or was it drama? what in the world was it? >> no more heavy lifting for you. >> some fans are tweeting, their confusion. one of them saying, watching a deadly adoption is a surreal experience, is it funny? is it serious? the world may never know. another writing, a feature length film or an "snl" short? this tweet, the movie is basically "sharknado" for women. >> that is great. >> i haven't seen it. i guess we could understand the confusion there. >> what are the odds of it being serious? >> it's unequivocally -- i do. there's no way they would team up with the two actors.

>> i watch lifetime. the title is funny. >> "a deadly adoption"? >> the picture of them like this is hilarious. >> lot of people didn't get the joke, apparently. >> i'll tweet that out and clear it up. >> they can read the phone book and it would be funny. >> absolutely. here's something that the beach boys never could have fathom when they wrote their songs about fun in the california sun. involving a massive surfboard and massive surfers. >> it's a world record attempt for sure. they're trying to get the most people on the board to catch a wave. did they do it? >> unequivocally, paula, not a joke. if you have been surfing it's tough enough with one person on the board. imagine bringing 65 of your closest friends along for the ride. the record wasn't just about getting on the board it was staying on the board. check it out. overnight, surf city, usa, living up to its name, as thousands stand by to watch. not one, but two world record

attempt attempts. >> we're going to make it. >> as surfers attempt the world record for world's largest surfboard and most people riding a surfboard at once. they locked in to the stands to watch. this gnarly board standing at 42 feet tall and 11 feet wide. >> big board. >> once they finished waxing the massive board, it takes a crane to get this board out into the water and here they are, riding the wave to victory, no wipeouts here, these dudes and dudettes, ten seconds to nab the record and they lasted for 12. so, how many people does it take to make history? >> the mark to beat was 47. they had 66 people today. >> reporter: the title of world's largest surfboard, while it won't be official until next week, "good morning america" is told surf city, usa, has it in

the bag. now e today's the first day of summer. what better way to welcome in summer than that? >> i like that you clarified dudes and dudettes. >> of course. i wanted you to know that there were ladies on there as well. >> i think that fits into every needs a hobby category. >> did you see all those selfie cameras? >> oh. back to you, we were talking about that extraordinary lightning display. looked like fireworks in the sky. >> it was amazing. chicago and d.c. included. take you to d.c., now, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. there's the monument. george washington, by the way, happy father's day. we like to consider him the father of the great country of ours. going to go up to 92 degrees and steamy, but over 2 inches of rainfall there, severe storms rolled through d.c. with that lightning. look at these three clusters of storms that came through. four tornado reports. 194 reports of wind damage and

60 reports of hail just in the last 24 hours. we stretched these systems out today. severe weather threat across missouri and up to the dakotas as well. what's left of tropical storm bill exits. the rain won't last much longer. this front comes in behind it. that's what brought the severe weather in chicago last night. that will fire up the storms across parts of ohio river and that pulse will drop down across midwest. out west, scorching hot and dry. 74 degrees in san diego. so head to coastline, u.s. open up there in washington, will be

>> happy father's day, everybody. we'll talk more weather in a little bit. dan, it's your first. >> yeah. that's coming up later. >> your first and not your last. coming up on "good morning america" -- pop stars justin bieber and usher slapped with a lawsuit. to the tune ten million bucks. did they illegally copy parts of a song? plus, the abc news fixer in action, what happened when she took on a car dealer to get a dad's deposit back when he changed his mind about using a -- about buying a used car. "pop news." literally. a special father's day edition. with a sneak peek of the will ferrell and mark wahlberg movie. pitting a dad against a stepdad. >> will ferrell is all over this show. >> i love it. that's the way tv should be.

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>> good morning. checking our top stories. cleanup is underway in our area after yesterday's severe weather caused local flooding. there are also reports of trees being knocked down, blocking roadways even into this morning. power outages also take place are many residents. workers are trying to get power

restored as soon as possible. >> hail is reported at the zoo. it is nickel sized. looking at doppler radar, begins if you showers well to the east. it is up to four inches. we still have fun warning in fairfax county. father's day, by 91, and hot up there. >> thanks watching abc seven i morris jones, we would back. -- will be back.

♪ this is my heart beat ♪ oh, yeah. >> dan, is that you? >> yeah. >> listen to those cackles. the laughs. that's dan harris like you have never seen him before. no. listen to that laugh. he is so cute and so big. he's 6 months old. dan, we want to say happy father's day to you. it's your first father's day. >> thank you. thank you. >> he's playing with your nose and kicking you as little boys do. fatherhood is pretty amazing, isn't it? >> it is. >> i love you a little more right now. we also want to say happy father's day to rob and his adorable little daughter madeleine and congrats to all of the dads out there on this sunday morning. this father's day. good morning, america. >> that's so cute. >> right here.

>> i know, i felt a little pitter. >> rob, what should i demand on father's day? this is my first. >> yeah trust me demands come right back at you. there's nothing better. it's amazing. >> it's the boomerang theory. >> like the lion king. >> thank you, rob. appreciate it. happy father's day out there. we'll have a special edition of "pop news" coming up. also, coming up here, one father's dilemma, he put a deposit down for a car, changed his mind, ran into trouble getting his money back, what happened when he called the "abc news fixer," that's coming up. but we begin here with the latest pop stars to find themselves in a court battle over one of their songs. >> justin bieber and usher have been hit with a lawsuit by two other musicians, saying they were ripped off by the famous duo. abc's phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: this morning, justin bieber and usher facing a $10 million lawsuit over claims

their 2010 hit "somebody to love" -- ♪ somebody to love ♪ >> reporter: -- sounds too much like this identically named track by de rico. he and his song-writing partner filed a lawsuit in 2013 saying bieber's song closely resembles their version. >> they feel they have their competitive work and competitive energy stolen from them. >> reporter: thursday, overturning a lower court's ruling throwing that the suit out. now, ruling a reasonable jury could find the songs intrinsically similar. ♪ somebody to love ♪ >> reporter: but bieber and usher argue that somebody to love are common in songs. ♪ blurred lines ♪ >> reporter: this suit comes just months after singers robin

thicke and farrell williams was hit with a lawsuit over their song "blurred lines." the verdict, leading many to wonder, where do you draw the line between inspiration and infringement? ♪ blurred lines ♪ >> copeland and overton, they originally played the song for usher's team back in 2008, who then allegedly passed it on to justin bieber. right now, bieber and usher aren't commenting. >> probably under advice from their lawyers. phillip, thank you. appreciate it. >> unchartered territory when it comes to the music world right now. ron is back with the headlines we're tracking. hi, again, dan and paula. good morning, everyone. the historic black church that was the site of the massacre that killed nine people will reopen today for the first time since that deadly bible

study shooting. worshipers gathering this morning at the emanuel ame church. this as the fbi investigates a manifesto allegedly belonging to dylann roof. now they're zeroing in on the new york/pennsylvania border, reported sightings of the escaped convicts. all of the recent sightings of richard matt and david sweat have been near train yards. and utah police are investigating this video that appears to show a preteen boy behind the wheel of a big rig semitruck, the video shows the child driving on a busy country highway, as cars zoom by him, at one point, the boy asked the person shooting the video to the take the wheel because he's scared. finally, thousands gathering in stonehenge to welcome the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. it marks the summer solstice.

we have more sunlight hours. the opposite in the southern hemisphere of course. there was still a joyous spirit among the revelers. >> so we're saying 20 hours of daylight? >> out there is a lot. it depends on your latitude as ron was pointing out. >> you mentioned your attitude and latitude. >> i got to check my notes. but it's 12:30-ish when summer officially begins today. where they were also partying all night at 365, right, vegas, there it is. see you later. it's 89 degrees. that's the current temperature. jet stream is migrating north, it becomes weaker and as it does that, it allows the warmer air to move up towards the northern latitudes and we've got hot air that's really going to be

engulfing a good chunk of the lower 48. that's been the case the past few days. heat advisories remain up across the desert southwest. you'll stay there, maybe cooling off a few degrees across phoenix, but it has been remarkably warm there and it's been warm across the southeast, temperatures staying above 90 in places like atlanta, stay there and maybe even increase as we go through port brought to you by liberty mutual. you know we all have climbed trees as a kid. but i met up with a world-class climber who's climbing the biggest trees on the plant. check it out. i'm rob marciano, i'm hanging in the giant redwoods with

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many of us have had the experience of putting down a deposit for a big purchase, like a car, and then doing some second-guessing. should i really buy this thing? >> it happened to one dad who

handed over a down payment but didn't sign on the bottom line, well, then he had trouble getting his money back. that's when he called the "abc news fixer." he went back to the car dealership to depend answers. demand answers. >> john ochoa needed a new car and put down a cash deposit for a used set of wheels, at this chicago dealership, but when he changed his mind, never even signing the contract, the dealership wouldn't return his 700 bucks. >> kept calling them every week every day. >> reporter: for an entire month, john thought his hard-earned money was gone and that's when the "abc news fixer" stepped in. our fixer stephanie zimmermann drove john back to that dealership demanding answers. he's not talking. >> he's right here. he would really like his money back. why won't you come on out?

you guys can talk to each other. they claim they want to talk to you. >> reporter: but she wasn't leaving without john's money and called the corporate offices. >> i'm standing outside your business. all he wants is to get his 700 bucks. >> reporter: our fixer got the right people on the phone and told her the dealership accounting department made a mistake, apologizing for john for his trouble. >> got it? all right. >> reporter: and cutting him that long-awaited check. >> thank you so much. >> oh, you're welcome. >> it's fixed. thank you, abc news fixer. >> that's right. she fixed it and our "abc news fixer" stephanie zimmermann joining us now. stephanie, so glad you were able to help john, not everyone is going to have you there to make those phone calls. how do you protect yourself when thinking about a big purchase? >> yeah, and our viewer was smart to resist being pressured into signing something that he might later regret. that's thing, don't be

pressured. read the contract carefully, any promises that a salesperson makes needs to be written right there in the contract. if you put any money down get a receipt, our viewer was smart to do that. >> okay, stephanie, great advice. and if you have a consumer problem for the abc news fixer, you can find her on "good morning america."com. maybe she'll fix your problem right here on "good morning america." ron, you have too many of them. so, there's no help. >> keep her employed for the next year. >> going to put her on a retainer. coming up on "good morning america" -- you can celebrate father's day with some awkward family photos. >> more hilarious shots like these coming up in "pop news" with sara haines. keep it here. ara haines. keep it here.

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♪ ♪ laughing already. it's time for the father's day edition of "pop news." sara? >> although my dad is the favorite of all, so happy's father's day, dad. one of my favorite tv dads has come up with an adorably awkward cheer just he time for father's day. >> who's your daddy? who's your daddy? bob, rick, paul, happy father's day to all. who's your daddy? i'm not your daddy. i guess that's fairly obvious. you know i'm not your daddy. >> all for a good cause. "modern family's" ty burrell offering himself up for as an honorary dad. for a charity benefiting kids in the spotlight. a chance to tour the "modern family" set. that guy is the coolest. everything he does is cool. >> who's your daddy? >> my dad is at home right now.

i'm thinking of you. love you. well, will ferrell and mark wahlberg are fighting for the title "best dad" this father's day. with a first look at their brand-new movie "daddy's home." >> good night, my magical cherubs. >> eskimo kisses. >> good night, back scratches. who wants 20 bucks? >> what? >> will ferrell plays the eager to please stepdad who can't quite match up to the effortlessly cool wahlberg. i can't wait to see them duke it out when this movie hits theaters in december. i watched the whole thing, the trailer is hilarious. there are a lot of humor in it. effortlessly cool. drop the mike. >> unequivocally.> now to the father who definitely is in the running for father of the year. what he did for his little girl is getting him headlines around the world. this dad from illinois got creative when he found out that

his daughter would have to wear an eye patch each day to treat a cataract. he started customizing them, he's comes up with some great designs that she loves. look at how cute these are. >> so cute. >> but sweetly, he admits is best of all when she takes them off. how cute. she'll have these pictures. >> he made it a lot easier for her. >> what a good dad. >> i know. that's a good dad that he thought about that. we all know father's day is a time to celebrate the men who have been there for all our lives. it's also a great opportunity to reflect on dad's unfortunate photos. people at awkwardfamilyphotos.com have uncovered some of the best of all time. the kid is falling out of the swing. >> oh, my goodness gracious. >> that is my favorite. is he in the pants? >> yes. >> not a baby bjorn? just a pair of pants with room

in them. matching family outfits. matching binkies. can you imagine what these kids will say to their dads -- >> we need to call child protective services on some of these. >> the kid falling out of the swing is so cute, he's sweetly posing with one kid and the other -- >> has no idea. >> i'm about to hit the ground. >> now, i see it. i didn't even notice it. in the yellow swing. >> that made my day. >> he's probably fine. >> it's 2 feet. it's great. >> great "pop news," sara haines and happy father's day once again. we'll be right back with more "gma." again. we'll be right back with more "gma." food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger that it was important, that

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wonderful visual of dan with his little guy. >> good morning i morris jones. he was a look at our top stories. please are scrambling figure out whether two cases of young girls being assaulted are related. a man was caught on camera groping a six-year-old at a sick 7-eleven in riverdale. -- 7-eleven in riverdale. cleanup is underway in our area after yesterday's severe weather caused some local flooding. never also reports of trees

being knocked down. power outages also remain at this hour. crews are working to get power restored as soon as possible. here's the forecast. >> it is, after last night storm. you can see clear skies out there. 77, it feels like 82. we had about image of rain out there. look at how much rain fell just south of the city. almost 4.5 inches. most everybody got one or two inches of rain. it is now making its way towards the north. we are in the clear right now. doppler radar is clear. we do have one remaining flood warning in southeast fairfax county. everyone else, all those watches have been canceled. y today for father's day. i to the chalmers -- isolated

showers and possibility. temperatures will be in the low 90's, and a repeat performance tomorrow. a little cooler after that. >> thanks watching abc seven have a great father's day.

>> business news from the capital region. this is "washington business report" with abc7 national correspondent rebecccca cooper. thanks for joini us for a fresh look at business and finance in the washington region. rebeccaooooper is off today. i am bruce depuyt. from one food truck to seven brick and mortar restaurants in the d.c. region and six years. plus, your over driver is not an uber eloyee. he or she is a a contractual worker.. how the ruling on that c could affect the priceceou pay f your ride. in our roundtable discussion, we will aicipate -- pontificate the global warning -- warming discussion, the