we're not here to punish weir. we're here to see that he follows his treatment plan and tries to get better so if he ever does reach the streets again, at least he can be a functional member of society. >> the other day you were saying though that you searched everything, so shouldn't you -- >> well, so-so. you know -- >> you might have missed something? >> i might have. like i said, i really just don't care anymore. >> last time he had stuff hidden in envelopes. just like that. look at that. >> oh, okay. >> he can't be helped. >> i can't seem to do anything. when things do get started going well, they throw something at you that brings you back down. and it's just kind of defeating. no light at the end of the tunnel, basically. >> what was it, a week ago he got in trouble for the same thing? and when we come in here, he's crying because he got in trouble? can we help him out? how do you help somebody like this? >> but he wants to sit here and talk about he can't take it anymore because the world's coming down on h

. >> weir joined the band when i was 16.> you want to be in a band? sure. >> kreutzmann then brought in another drummer, mickey hart. >> asked him to sit in one night, that was that. the most important thing about that night i remember garcia said, this is what the grateful dead sounds like. ♪ >> i a communal home in haight ash bury. >> it was really crowded. >> where deadheads still carve tributes in the tree out front. >> he lived right up there. right at the top. bus used to come back and forth. this is the home of the grateful dead. he opened window just give them a little moon out there. if that didn't work, bob w,ir would be up on the roof with water balloons. >> this is house of popular local band which plays hard rock music. they call themself grateful dead. >> in the summer of love, cbs went inside the house for documentary called "the hippie temp picks." >> i think personally the people turn out. >> later that year, police raided the house, band members on drug charges. >> he actually planted two bricks in the hous

. >> weir joined the band when i was 16. drummer kreutzmann was just 16. >> you want to be in a band? sure. >> kreutzmann then brought in another drummer, mickey hart. >> asked him to sit in one night, that was that. the most important thing about that night i remember garcia said, this is what the grateful dead sounds like. ♪ >> in 1966, the band moved into a communal home in haight ash bury. >> it was really crowded. >> where deadheads still carve tributes in the tree out front. >> he lived right up there. right at the top. bus used to come back and forth. this is the home of the grateful dead. he opened window just give them a little moon out there. if that didn't work, bob w,ir would be up on the roof with water balloons. >> this is house of popular local band which plays hard rock music. they call themself grateful dead. >> in the summer of love, cbs went inside the house for documentary called "the hippie temp picks." >> i think personally the people turn out. >> later that year, police raided the house, arresting two

. >>> a story weir aired on a highly contested deform crsm council race am. >>> hillary clinton >>> a new poll out today, confirms what a lot of people are thinking in the race for the white house. it's going to be close. >> hillary clinton with just a small lead over donald trump. kenneth craig has the story in newark, new jersey. >> ahead of the swim, bringing in new jersey rocker bon jovi for support. a new poll shows clinton leads trump, 45 to 41% in the race for the white house. voters said trump would be better at creating jobs while clinton received high marks for responding to an international crisis. scheme, where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard-working people. this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. >> reporter: tomorrow, clinton will av a major foreign policy speech. and make the case for why she believes donald trump poses a threat to national security. >> thank you all very much. >> reporter: bernie sanders is fighting to the finish line in california. where he called for a national ban on fracking. >> as elected president, we

weir where e're able to obtain the dog meat slaughter that hasn't been before. >> reporter: they workon anywhere and provided abc news with the video they recorded, much can't be broadcast under abc news standards. >> many are breeds americans know very well. >> you walk towards the slaughter house and you just hear screams. >> reporter: many of the dogs waiting to be killed appear to have collars. >> they maraud the streets and will steal dogs off the street because they know they can get 40 or $50 if they ship then down to yulin. >> reporter: they claim eating dog meat on the summer solstice will bring good luck all year. it's been a tradition in china for centuries. >> it's not widespread. there are a few pockets of china that it is still ongoing and they believe dog is healthy for their body. >> reporter: the two activists said they had a close call when some of the dog meat trainers discovered what they were doing. >> two of them picked up metal poles and hitting them in their hands and i remember silting there next to wayne thinking this might be where i die. >> reporter: the ac

they include three of the grateful dead surviving core four, mickey heart, and bob weir, joined by john. >> yes. >> like 1930's boxer. >> the keyboard player and almond brothers basis, and it is the line up, has change, but catalogue has not. the crowded fillmore to hear the grateful dead. >> you know, it requires a little adventure and you can watch the faces over the years, front row stays the same age. >> that feels good to you. >> it is great. >> dan and company, came together last fall and younger members are still learning to keep up, with the dead's >> ♪ >> how often do you get where the hell is he going with this. >> in this band, where the hell am i going with this. >> there has to come a moment where it is has to play a guitar solo and i'm not wondering, what bob thinks about it. >> do you feel it out there. >> yes. >> first time i played with john, i can handle it. >> weir and mayer connect when they played together on the tv show early last year. >> we were going to have something to say, yeah. >> it was only time i ever got nauseous, playing music. >> the return of the dead

in some of the far western counties, weirs turning to use the shower -- we are starting to see showers and storms getting closer to us. this is out toward maryland, to the west of petersburg. we can show you some of these areas to the far west are starting to be warned on. currently severe thunderstorms, not tornadoes, but we are going to continue to keep an eye out for the potential. here is the latest we have for ,ur far western counties including allegheny county and western maryland. a lot of counties all lined up down to the west. all of those areas now to the north and west are under a severe thunderstorm warning. at the very latest, they have just dropped the tornado warning -- for theans area philomont area. severe thunderstorm warning. bluemont, middleburg, be on guard. further to the west, a big line of storms is developing and making a run toward us. let's switch to macs line and give you a better view of -- max oneas just and give you a better view of what brian was just talking about. want notice here, and brian just said, these tornado warnings of all been canceled out ah

. >> we never really heard of anya gang activity out here its weirs out of the blue u it applies sat they plan to reveal moreeve information in the next few days. >>> police are investigating ata scary sexual assault on metroet and they need your help findingi suspect. we have pictures of of them. the female victim says she was approached by these three men around 9:30 last night on a yellow line train there they are. that train was traveling northbound from hung ton. has the train approached bradppo dick road station the men asked her to perfm she refused she said they assaulted her if you recognize any of these men police call police. ning n're learning new details about theew pennsylvania man sht outside the white house lastth month.e mo federal prosecutor have charged jessie oliver rewire assistinge officer with a dangerous weapon. secret service agents shot himth when he refused to put down his weep important court documentsnt say he told police quote i came here to shoot people. he remains hospitalized if convicted he face 20 years in prison. >>> 12 pink tonight there are repor

. >> weir 50 years behind india when it comes to electing a female leader. >> there are plenty of countries elected female leaders. it shouldn't be that big of a deal. i side with the and materials support horse say she is not necessarily a woman voter but very exciting. the email scandal, is bernie a protest candidate or is he banking on a clinton i am flowing? is he supposed to get out of the race and let joe come in when the cuffs go on? >> the cuffs are unlikely to go on. if they do go on then it's going to be joe anyhow. it won't be bernie even if the cuffs go on. kennedy: even though he's got pledged delegates. >> if he got superdelegate votes, i talked to a lot of the members of the dnc. if that were to happen you would see that convention adjourned so it could go to the other process, they go to the dnc and they take the nominee. if they do it at the convention, though, obviously all those first ballot commit thes will go away. but i don't think it would be bernie. kennedy: i think that's an outrage. i think people should revolt if that happens. i don't think paul ryan or mitt romne

weir's going to see -- we are going to see plenty of sunshine today. san jose, 60 degrees at 7:00 on your sunday morning. what to expect for the day ahead, partly cloudy, stark patchy fog, mild temperatures and a major warming trend on the way starting for your father's day. >>> new this morning, police are investigating a fatal overnight crash. it happened just before 1:00 this morning near hillcrest avenue and wild flower drive. a mangled car could be seen. the driver of the car died at the scene. four other people were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. the cause is still under investigation. >>> developing news, oakland's mayor says enough is enough with all the police scandals. last night former acting chief, paul figueroa became the third head of opd to walk off the job in just nine days. now this comes as mayor libby schaaf says officers in the department were under investigation over a racist text messaging scandal. >> i certainly learned that i need a chief whose own personal life gives them the morale authority to lead a pos

now weir seeing lewandowski is very much in the inner circle. donald trump likes him because his model is let trump be trump. manafort was brought in to instill discipline. he said, this is just an act, he's going to change. trump is basically saying, i'm not going to change, and i think that is trouble for manafort. >> and what the republicans who were also very concerned about for months, we heard donald trump is a very bright man. he's a fast study, he'll learn these things. his ability to digest information is great. we've seen little interest in him actually trying to learn what's going on on foreign policy, domestic policy, any given issue. that again is something that really scares republicans in down ballot races. >> the other thing i would say, if there's one quality that is so important for someone in that position to have, it's discipline. you can have politics i don't agree with or politics i agree with. you can be extremely bright or not the brightest bulb. but the one thing you can't do, and this was hillary clinton's point in the

weir very proud of that and proud of her, i think she's going to go forward and try to unify this partyknow, ensure that the white house stays in democratic hands so we can continue the progress that we've made over the last eight years. not turn back, not go back is to a broken economic system that works only for the wealthy, and that's what donald trump is promising the american people. so we're happy to take him on and we're prepared to take him on. >> donald trump has talked a great deal about expanding oral at least redrawing the map in the general election, putting those industrial states, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, in play, are there any states that have traditionally gone republican that you think hillary clinton can play? given the fact that he's a devicive defender. he's offended hispanic americans to muslim americans. i think there are states that have traditionally or at least in the past several election cycles gone republican that will be in play for us, but you know, we will, you know, put our resources to work to ensure that we're going to get the electoral

once again, weir still waiting for the results in california. she's also ahead in the other two states that are outstanding. in montana once again about a third of the vote is in. she's got 48.# % to bernie sanders. she is ahead of bernie sanders in south dakota. very nice night shaping up. overhere at the magic wall. john, good night for hillary clinton. we have anticipated she would do well in new jersey, but she won in new mexico. she's winning in very early in california. it'll be a huge night. >> starting in california, but it is possible she wins five out of six on the last big night at the democratic convention. you see the map filling in. the district of columbia which is a week from tonight, but as we finish in the last big super tuesday, let's walk through it. we'll count the final votes, but if you talk to both campaigns, even get away from their spin on truth serum, they would not have told you they expected that to happen in south dakota tonight. move over to montana, this one is still very close. we don't know how this is going to

. >> weir honoring those victims and more and more stories are coming out from the tragedy.hat nightclub and the scenes families are coping with. they thought that it was initially just a joke. >>> and the search is on for a solution as a terror attack has already become a point of political contention. the capitol floor got heated with some lawmakers refusing to hold any more moments of silence saying it's time to take action. >> and the simple gestures of kindness showing what america is really all about. like a young girl, this young girl desperate to help in any way she can, making cards for the families of the victims, one of many small beacons of light shining on this dark day. it is tuesday, june 14th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone i'm kendis gibson. >> new develops from orlando where there's been an outpouring of emotions following that attack on a nightclub. >> thousands gathered for a vigil in support of the victims, their families, as well as those who survived sunday morning's attack. all victims have been publicl

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those are with customerime service agents and many are done when we know the origination of and when weir date customersfy the exact impacted, we do provide notice and the exact amount of what the credit's going to be. several years ago we built out something called the revenue program and this revenue assurance program was find thesegned to kinds of issues and over time we found these issues and what the revenue assurance program found as it looks to tie out whether chargedpment is properly on these accounts is that of the 37 million pieces of activent that we have, on our network, a very small fraction were improperly billed. and on top of that, if you bring it down to the customer level, was about i think .07% of customers with video equipment and .03% of our modems. so as what i said earlier about winning on service, we take it very seriously and it doesn't 10,000 outer if it's of 2.5 million customers, that 10,000 or 11,000 is what we've get right and. sen. portman: let me interrupt you for a second. we're talking about 40,000 customers in ohio alone in 2015 overcharged. about manyal

i think that was andy weir and then i got intrigued by this new netflix, the man in the high castle, which is an old book, 62. are used to read science fiction when i was a kid and for whatever reason i did not read that one. so, those are kind of the light things. finished up a biography of roger shernoff's one on washington, a fabulous book come of that boy it's a long. host: you read mostly nonfiction , right? guest: yes, heavy biography, history it. i used to be a historian also that's what i enjoy. we will have things like-- every now and then-- if i read fiction is quite often work like this is like i'm going back to read-- to an zero is to science fiction books. i read historical fiction. i love kathleen macola's wonderful series on julius caesar. of mostly heavy history, heavy biography. >> you mention you have your phd. where did you teach? guest: i tire of a graduate assistant and adjunct professor at university of oklahoma. oklahoma baptist university and that was a semester gig. taught in grinnell college london program. that was a fun one. had my undergraduate degree the

more on this as we get it but it again the transformer fire weir have a crew headed to the scene. >>u, mo.than if you don't follow soccer righr now major worldwide tournamenton underway, ton night semi final matchup features team usa and argentina. before the action gets underwayy getting preview from national soccer hall of famer and sportss analyst alexi lawless who joinsi us live from houston.. alexi, good morning. >> good morning.orng how we doing out there d.c. >> we're doing pretty well. wel we're talking about copa americe give me a sense about really the -- this is an importantnt match because if they do win tht match tonight we're talking tki about a point this team has not gotten to in number of years. >> reporter: yeah. i mean look this is a big gamee tonight fort united statesed sts versus argentina obviously oio number one team in the world featuring the best player lovere play the game with messi.es great opportunity and this whole tournament has been greatreat opportunity for the copa. the 100th year celebration off it.. biggest men's tournament to comm to our shore si

. ♪ ♪ >>> weir following new developments in west virginia where severe flooding has killed at leastred a state of emergency in 44 of its 54 counties, and ordered the national guard to help in search and rescue efforts in the states. the floods has destroyed more than a hundred homes about, and so far it has knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. >> reporter: this is the worst i've ever seen, and i've seen things floating down the river, and we mad a flood, think it was in 2003, and it's nothing like this. >> some of the hardest hit areas are in the southeastern portion of the state. earlier in the week, as much as 9 inch ross rain, all because of creeks and rivers swelling up. . >> a great white shark was possibly spot it yesterday off of lindimar beach. it is a popular surfing spot, and does remain open to the public. signs are posted, warning the public about the sighting. officials say beach goinger should be careful and aware of their surroundings while visiting beaches. >> and the oakland airport hit a milestone last night. the airport had its busiest may in 8 year.

weir also learning more about what he was doing during the attack.nd the picture of who this man was. the big question is are they going to charge her? >> no question. we're learning new information about what she knew. we're also learning new information about what he was doing as the attack was underway and just moments after he killed dozens of people, taking time out, pausing the rampage to make a number of phone calls, but also to go on facebook to search facebook to see if people were talking and posting about this killing, but also we're learning to make new threats. disturbing new evidence revealing that the killer paused several times during his rampage to make a number of phone calls and post chilling messages on the internet. investigators say the killer searched for post orlando and posted before and during the attack, now taste the islamic state vengeance. in a final post, the killer threatening in the next few days you will see attacks from the islamic state in the usa. the killer also calling a friend to say good-bye. >> he said i'm th

so we have our flood problems, weir going to get another one to two inches.ston, port arthur, you are the target area for life-threatening flash flooding. we'll have more on the texas devastated flooding as we go throughout the day here. we'll be right back. ♪ hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your back. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. >>> hillary clinton's national security speech where she's touted her record as secr

what is it, andy weir. i got intrigued. i use today read science fiction when i was a kid, for whatever reason i didn't read that one and a guy name philip who is now dead. just finished up a biography, boy it's long. >> you read mostly nonfiction? >> heavy biography, history. i used to be a histonnian so that's what i enjoy. but we will have some things like, you know, every now and then if i read fiction it's quite often, it's not this case, this is like i'm going back to being 12. two science fiction books basically. i read quite a bit of historical fiction. i love kathleen mccollough. mostly heavy history, heavy biography. where did you teach? >> at the university of okay -- oklahoma, lonon -- london program. then teaching a class. i taught with don fowler. before congress a national parties and campaigns in dc and in the university of central oklahoma. >> are there any historians that when they come out of the book or the entire series you've read. >> i love anything that steven ambrose wrote. he was really -- and a lo