us. how is it looking out there, mike? >> looking gray and getting grayer by the moment as the clouds are oozing through our neighborhoods thanks to a stout sea breeze. did you feel the difference yesterday? amazing, wasn't it. today the same thing temperature wise. starting off upper to mid-50s, and at noon, look at this, 60 to 70 degrees. that's it. then by 4:00 we are still 60 at the coast and 70 around the bay to 80, and that's well below average. by 7:00 we will start to see the low clouds roll back in as we are hanging around 60 at the coast, and upper 60s, so grab a coat if you are going to be out after 7:00 as temperatures drop rapidly once the sun sets. here's sue with a look at the commute. >> a nice commute on the east shore freeway as you make your way into the macarthur maze. intoic is flowing nicely here.n

toll plaza, metering lights were turned on at 5:08, so earlier this morning, and we had a stall by treasure island that was slowing things on the upper deck coming into san francisco. carpoolers are getting by without delay, so that's good news. if your travels take you from hercules, the upper portion of the 80 corridor, including the backup you are looking at here, a 35-minute drive time, so not too shabby. >> thank you, sue. sthaoeufp this morning we are hearing stories of bravery and survival for those that were involved in the gilroy shooting. >> reporter: it's a good idea, one central place where victims can come and get all sorts of help and they are creating it here at rucker elementary school here in gilroy, it will be a family assistance center and they can get services here such

as grief counseling and emotional support. they are really going to need that. se t had escribed a horrific been shot said they could not stop and had to keep going, and they described a supportive scene where strangers helped each other. >> i felt like a little stinging and i got grazed on my side, and i said, okay, i got grazed and i looked down and my whole leg was red, and i thought, oh, dang, i got hit in the leg and i rolled this ankle in the cement and i was on the ground and good samaritans helped me to get up to the top and a couple cops helped me out. >> reporter: amazing stories coming out of this tragedy. the family center will help victims file claims for medical bills and counseling bills and will offer counseling.

the district attorney setting up the center will open up at 9:00 this morning until 10:00, and it will be open until the end of the week, and then they will see if they will keep it open throughout next week. come here at 9:00 this morning if you need any kind of help. live in gilroy, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. hearts are heavy this morning for the three people who died in the gilroy shooting. >> the youngest victim is stephen romero of san jose. his mother and grandmother were also shot. >> a teenager from san jose also died, this is salazar. >> and also killed, 25-year-old trevor irby from new york. he was visiting gilroy with his girl friend who was not hurt in the shooting. his grandmother spoke about how much she would miss him. >> everybody was his friend.

i don't care if you met him two days ago, they would become his friend, i mean, that's how, you know, loveable he was. whenever he called he would always say i love you grandma, and i would say, i love you trevor. >> she also said trevor and his girlfriend were deeply in love and when she would ask why they had not gotten married yet, they would say they had plenty of time. the gilroy foundation established a special fund for the victims, and the relief fund will help those affected. we have a link on our website for more on how to donate. >> the impact is being felt throughout the bay area. there was a town hall meeting about youth violence. the meeting waschedg ma p cldav bee oat gs thnd theyt

>> america is about to lose its soul. we are here to try and make sure that we turn this litany of violence around. >> a grandchild of one of the parishioners was at the festival and ran for cover when the shooting started and thankfully that person was not hurt. >> the tragedy of the gilroy garlic festival talks about how difficult it is to secure large outdoor events. festival organizers used the best devices, installed tall fences and had coordination with multiple law enforcement agencies, but the shooter was still able to access that venue. industry practices will change and evolve because threats are constantly changing too. abc7 news has been tracking the latest developments in the shooting, and we sent an update on the news app just before

midnight. do you recognize this car? concord police say it could be involved in a series of illegal incidents. >> the stage is set for the second round of the democratic presidential debates, and we have a preview. i am watching clouds increase throughout all of our neighborhoods, even in the south bay where it's 69 degrees in san jose. look what the sea breeze does to our temperatures. concord and redwood city, five

it's neighborhood temperature time and we are sleeping better in the east bay with upper 50s through the valley. we have 60 in monta view, and everybody else in the 50s in the south bay. here's a look at santa cruz. everything is ready for you to head out there. breezy and cool at the rest of our beaches, around 75 with sunshine in santa cruz. strong sunshine if you are out and about today, and a small craft advisory if you are out on the bay, so be careful there. we will break out in sunshine by 11:00 with mid-60s. for the east bay, cloudy and in

the 60s through 11:00. we will see sunshine and reach the low 70s this afternoon. we will never get rid of the clouds in san francisco. we're in the 50s through 11:00. low to mid-60s this afternoon. let's head back to sue and find out what is going on with the commute. good morning, everyone. we are looking at walnut creek. this is 680 and the heaviest traffic is coming at you on the screen there and it's looking pretty good. it's a little sluggish as you make your way towards the 24 interchange but traffic seems to be getting by okay. we will go over to the golden gate bridge where it's hazy there. you have four lanes in the south direction and two lanes in the north direction, and a 20-minute drive from san rafael to san francisco through marin county. otherwise a couple areas of slow and go. we'll take a look at your drive times. 580 westbound, just about one hour from tracy to dublin. you are slow and go from antioch into concord, about 25 minutes, and your drive time from san

rafael into san francisco, 17 minutes. antioch police arrested a father and son on disturbing charges on sexual abuse involving multiple children. the 64-year-old and his 31-year-old son provided foster care from 2011 to 2017. police say multiple children under their care were sexually victimized. they are accused of sexual abuse and sex with a minor and lewd acts on a child. concord police are searching for a suspect accused of shooting at homes and cars. the suspect may have been driving this dark green or black yukon. there are several reports of somebody firing a pellet gun in the area of north u. soccer is now responding to complaints that the women's team is paid less

than the men's.

welcome back. the stage is set for the second round of democratic presidential debates once again bringing 20 candidates together over the course of two nights. former vice president joe biden

is expanding on the lead, enjoying 34% support and that's up from 22%. kamala harris sits at 12% nationally and her recently released health care plan is drawing attention from democratic opponents. >> under medicare for all plan, there will be no more co-pays or deductibles. >> the biden camp says health care would unravel with that plan. but harris is leading the way in this new poll. 19% of voters responded they would back harris, and support for elizabeth pete buttigieg was the only other candidate to reach 5%.

new developments in the fight for equal pay. u.s. soccer says women's cup winners were paid more than the men's team. they paid the women's team $34.4 million, and the men's team received 26.4 milli$26.4 millioh they have a different pay structure. the women's team filed a federal lawsuit claiming gender discrimination. another big hotel group is ditching the mini shampoo and conditioner bottles in a bid to cut down on waste. they will replace the single use minis with the bulk sized pump dispensers at holiday inn, holiday express and intercontinental hotels. other hotel chains already vowed

to move away from smaller bottles. >> i think it feels like you are at the gym with the big dispensers. >> my mom has the big ziplock bag of what we have collected over the years. >> we have two cabinets full. >> are you even a mom if you do not have a collection of these little things. >> it soon could be a thing of the past. >> i like it, you don't have to worry about tsa and all that other stuff. i like it, and that's me. hopefully you will like my forecast, because we have a minute and 15 seconds to talk about it. delays at sfo because of the low clouds.

50-mile-per-hour gusts at 8:29 last evening. we will have clouds and partly cloudy conditions today and cool tonight with above average temperatures but not until the weekend. all our neighborhoods, by noon from richmond and san rafael bridge to the san mateo bridge, the best cloud cover away from the coast. even the coast will be is a clearing, but not completely but it will be breezy for you also. mid to upper 70s for most of the south bay. gilroy, low to mid-80s. 68 in millbrae. a little cooler. 60 to 63, that's your spread along the peninsula coast. 63 to 66, downtown san francisco and sausalito. breezy across the north bay, and not much cooling around your coast. mid-80s to near 90 as you go north of santa rosa. along the east bay shore, the

breezes keep us in cooler. my accuweather 7-day forecast, minor changes, wednesday, thursday and friday, and then temperatures take off away from the coast saturday, sunday and monday. have a great day. here's sue. we are going to the richmond san rafael bridge, and talk about traffic pattern changes. it's a commute every day that backs up for quite a delay getting to the toll plaza. starting off tuesday morning stacked up here for an eight to ten-minute delay getting to the tolls, and then another eight to ten-minutes getting across the span. here's where the backup is approaching the richmond and san rafael bridge. give yourself plenty of extra time. we have a new accident to report. westbound 580 after grant line, and this time a car slipped a motorcycle and the motorcycle flew off the bike and landed in

an unknown lane and we don't have any other details at this time and we will be back to make sure hopefully everything is okay here. "good morning america" is coming up here on abc7. >> let's go to cecilia. >> coming up right here on "gma," we are starting with hurricane eric strengthening, and it's headed to hawaii and there's a tropical storm gaining steam, and the second time we told you about in a week, beware of the bison, a 17-year-old attacked at a national park in north dakota. he is now telling his story. you guys know it's a big night for bachelorette nation, and hannah down to the final two and she said even she doesn't know yet who she will choose.

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6:24 on this tuesday. want to expand on the small craft advisory because it's the entire bay all the way through the delta from 1:00 to 9:00 this afternoon to evening, you could have a cross wind from 30 to 35 miles per hour if you are traveling our north south bridges. thank you. in the north bay you are invited to another forum to hear about the rate hike to pay for

wildfire safety measures. pg&e said the typical billou go up by $10 in 2020. two public meetings willing held tomorrow at santa rosa city hall and the first meeting starts at 1:00 p.m. old town row holds the record for most weeks at number 1 on the top 100. >> the hit has been number one for 17 weeks now. this beats the previous 16-week record set by "one sweet day," and that was mariah carey and boys to men. how is mariah taking this? she went on twitter to congratulate them.

we have been blessed to hold the record with a song that means a great deal to boys 2 men and myself. >> this doesn't sound like her. i bet her intern sent it out without checking. she is usually so vicious and -- >> she's a mother now. oh, and look at the skinny legend standing there. >> now who is being shady? >> she's a skinny legend. that is the way to approach mariah carey. >> groveling. >> groveling? respecting. >> growing up to her music, that's where you crossed the line. you just started something. >> that's the kind of shade that even mariah can appreciate. >> she's like, i will allow it. he's passing the shade torch.

>> i see that. >> i am glad we broke this down for you. still ahead, a new warning for credit card customers after a hacker got a hold of a whole lot of personal data. also -- >> i am jobina fortson in gilroy where nearly 1,000 people came out to honor the lives lost during the gilroy garlic festival shooting. more on that next. and

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>> gilroy strong! >> we are -- >> gilroy strong! >> now at 6:30, a community comes together to remember the three young lives lost at the gilroy garlic festival. >> by the grace of god i had come face-to-face with a gunman and my family there and we all walked away alive. >> new help for people that escaped the chaos. >> amy hollyfield and jobina fortson both in gilroy. we will check with them in just a few minutes. thank you for joining us on this tuesday, july 30th. we will start with a check on your weather and traffic. >> gray out there and getting grayer by the moment. look at the breezes. if you are headed to the west,

got a little bit of a headwind there. look at how low the clouds are hanging. watch out for mist. 60 to near 70 from the coast to the rest of the neighborhoods at noon. 70 to 80 at the bay and inland neighborhoods. that's well below average. a cool evening on the way. at 7:00, we are 58 at the coast and upper 60s elsewhere. hope you enjoy the break from summer. it is coming back and we'll talk about it next. here's sue. checking in on the bay bridge, and nothing much has changed, the metering lights on at 5:08, and the carpoolers getting by with very little delay, so that's always a nice option if you have that option. we will take a look overall, your traffic maps seeing the typical slow and go spots. another problem after grant line, we have a motorcycle down and no word on if there's injuries to the rider or not but

apparently they cleared out of lanes but the damage is done. 580 and 205 very slow with about pn i dead after shooting at a walmart in mississippi. this is a live look at the walmart parking lot just south of memphis, tennessee. deputies say they have shot the suspect. now to the latest on the deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. the community came together last night to remember the victims. >> we are learning new information about the suspected gunman. we still don't know what led to the 19-year-old suspect opening fire. authorities are investigating social media posts and are searching his car. we know the suspect legally purchased an ak-47 in nevada and brought it to california. this morning fbi agents will be in gilroy to talk to witnesses. three people were killed and 12 others were wounded. the three victims who died were all young, 6-year-old

stephen romero of san jose being remembered as happy and positive and always full of joy, and 13-year-o 13-year-old keyla salazar was also from san jose, and she spent the morning doing chores to convince her parents to buy her a puppy, and the third victim was trevor >> survivors and the community is vowing to remain strong and not give into fear. jobina fortson is live with how the victims are being remembered. >> reporter: there was a huge support for the grieving community. the man that organized the vigil thought he would see 20 or 30 people show up, but there were close to 1,000 that showed up here. three young lives were lost,

ages 6, 13 and a man in his 20s, and on top of that the person responsible for this was one of their own. last night's vigil put a focus on those killed and everybody something horrible happened and it affects me personally. i have a cousin who was one of the people who was shot. >> reporter: the community has a long road ahead of them as far as recovery but they made it clear last night that they will remain gilroy strong. reporting live from gilroy this morning, jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> jobina, thank you. abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield is also in gilroy this morning where there's a new resource center this morning to help people that survived that shooting. >> reporter: hi, natasha. yeah, they are going to create a family assistance center here at

rutger elementary school, one place where victims can come and get a range of services like grief counseling. it's going to be open all week and it seems like a great idea for them to have one place where they are going to be able to go to get help. they are certainly going to need it after the traumatic experience they had sunday at the festival as many people were running for their lives, and just experiencing that fear as a 19-year-old open fire with an ak 47 type of gun. witnesses say it looked like he was just randomly shooting. >> it was like a military-grade guy coming to do damage. he had a bullet proof vest and a green hat and glasses, and he looked like he was going and ready to do damage. >> reporter: police shot and killed that gunman.

several agencies are now coming together to help the victims. the district attorney's office and the red cross are opening this center. they have pulled together resources to help victims with things such as filing claims for medical and counseling bills, and also offering referrals and grief counseling. it's going to open at 9:00 this morning, and will be open until 10:00 each night. it will be here at rutger elementary, and it will be open all week and on friday they will assess the need and decide whether they need to stay open into next week. available here starting at 9:00 for anybody that needs some help. reporting live from gilroy, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. still unanswered question in the gilroy attack, why? what motivated the gunman to target the gilroy garlic festival. he grew up in gilroy and was the grandson of a two-term santa clara county supervisor. the suspect had been living with family members in nevada.

that's where he legally bought the weapon used sunday evening. he would have been barred from buying that weapon in california. officers collected evidence from the gunman's home in gilroy where he grew up and investigators focused on a parked car that could be the gunman's car found three miles away, and from sky 7 you will see a robot alongside the vehicle. investigators were making sure there was not a bomb or explosives inside. sheriff deputies helped in the search. neighbors could not believe the attacker came so close to their homes. >> it makes you mad and sad that it's right there. i mean, it's -- you know, he's right there. he parked right there and walked right in. >> atf agents went door to door interviewing residents and looking for surveillance video and they want to know if the shooter was alone when he drove up and parked his car. >> some witnesses told abc news they thought they saw a second gunman or accomplice.

the weapon used was a variant of an ak-47. the owner of the store where the suspect bought the weapon posted on facebook, quote, i did not kow this individual. he ordered the rifle off my internet page. when i did see him, he was acting happy and showed no reasons for concern. in the hours before the gilroy attack he is believed to have posted a message on instagram that says, quote, read "might is right." a chapman university sociology processor said the book is popular with far right groups. >> it has long been a staple with the white supremacy movement. it's a much larger set of propaganda literature that folks that identify with the whi supremacist ideology.

>> one of the victims who was wounded in the attack is a 12-year-old girl. she was jumping in a bounce house when that gunfire began and her family's quick action may have saved her life. >> translator: when he was reloading his rifle i ran towards my niece and grabbed her and ran with her, and then we were all running. >> governor newsom met with the child in the hospital bed yesterday. he met with all four victims still being cared for at the medical center. governor newsom said that visit left him at a loss for words. >> nothing i can say can change what has happened. i don't know what i can possibly say to make you feel better except god bless you and i'm sorry. >> newsom said he spoke with the grandmother of the stephen romero. we are posting updates at

abc7news.com and on the abc7 news app. if you download the app we will send you a push alert when they have the next news conference and you can watch it on your phone. the new warning for credit card customers this morning. you are looking live at the board at the stock exchange, and we are starting the day considerably down. >> no a/c at home, no problem. sony is hoping the new wearable device could be the new answer. we are starting off foggy and cloudy. hi, mike. >> hi, reggie and natasha. increasing clouds through about 8:30 or 9:00. if you are sunny right now expect clouds to roll in, especially in the south bay. santa clara, 52. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. those are the conditions you will step out into everywhere, and brentwood, 62 degrees. this is how it looks in san rafael.

looking north towards a little fog trying to develop around petaluma. it's something we will keep an eye on. mass transit, cool this morning and warm this afternoon when you head back home and gusty breezes on the bay everywhere today, just like yesterday. peninsula, we're stuck in the clouds until 9:00, a little more sunshine but still in the 60s through 11:00 and then low to mid-70s with mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. a delightful 68 at 7:00. south bay, we will see the sunshine quicker and still will be hanging around the 60s through 11:00 and mid to upper 70s this afternoon. east bay valleys, look at this. 67 degrees, partly cloudy at 9:00 and low to mid-80s with sunshine this afternoon. you can open up the windows and let the air into the house. it has been a hot one inland, but not for the next couple days but it's coming back and i will show you when that happens. today. >> traffic is moving nicely this morning. >> like to hear that. >> a couple problem spots as

always, and it seemsticu more typical than not with the backup at the richmond and san rafael bridge. we checked and it's about a mile and a half backup to get to the toll plaza, so you are looking at about a 21-minute delay westbound on 580 approaching the richmond san rafael toll. slow and go, and once you get about one-third of the way across your speeds get back up to normal headed into san rafael. motorcycle down west of 580, and no word on injuries of the rider, but we have a backup in tracy on 205 and on 580 at the merge there. here's a look at some of your drive times from highway 4 through the bay bridge. you are looking at about a 40-minute drive or so so we're in the yellow here. once you get into san francisco, a nice drive into the airport if that's where your destination is.

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until friday. eric is a hurricane and headed towards hawaii. 11:00 thursday morning it is downgraded to a tropical storm but you caneachin o andringing waves anddsll theng. right now no watches or warnings but i will keep an eye on it. we have details about one of the bay area teens accused of stabbing an italian police officer to death. both, finnegan elder and gabriel hjorth graduated from tamalpais high. elder graduated in 2016 and that year he punched another student so hard he suffered a severe brain injury. dan noyes is in italy right now and posted on this twitter a short time ago. >> reporter: this is where the italian police officer died that night and we are learning there

were four police cars in the area at the time but could not respond in time. the young men ran down the street and their hotel was 30 s run from here to their room. >> you can follow dan's reporting @dannoyes on twitter. and then a critically wounded a co-worker at popeye's. he is accused of shooting a 23-year-old co-worker at a popeye's on lone tree way hours before. officers say they have recovered the gun used in the shooting. the defense in the ghost ship trial will deliver its closing arguments today. the prosecution gave its closing

arguments yesterday. t they listed for the jury nine crimes the prosecution has proven beyond a reasonable doubt, and that's failing to get permits and installing sprinklers and alarms. the case could possibly go to the jury in the next few days. the public policy institute of california surveyed 1,700 people earlier this month, and 71% of californians say they are very concerned about wildfires getting worse because of global warming. the bay area worries more about wildfires than other parts of the state, 75% of us say that we are very concerned. this week pg&e's inspecting power lines to reduce the risk of wildfires. crews are flying helicopters to get a better look at the lines from above. and then a hacker got her hands on data, a seattle software engineer was arrested

in connection with the breach. 80,000 bank account numbers were comprised. investigators say they tracked down paige thompson because she allegedly posted the stolen info to a site using her own name and e-mail address. her roommate doesn't think she wanted to hurt anybody. >> paige just wanted to see if she could. >> capital one said it will notify customers whose information may have been breached and will offer free credit monitoring and id theft protection. and behind scams could be military relocations, because it forces people to make quicker

relocation decisions. the plant-faced food company says money will go towards building more production facilities. higher prices for aluminum are cutting into the prices for heineken. packing costs are up close to 10% for the first half of the year. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, and you can see we are down about 96 points. netflix is spending more than half a billion on three new movies with big budget names. the most expensive is the action movie, red notice and it features duane johnson, ryan reynolds, and the other two include "six underground," another action film, and then "the irish men" that featured

robert de niro and al pesci. sony is developing a wearable air-conditioner to keep you cool during hot weather. it's controlled by an app on your phone allowing you to lower the temperature from 97 degrees to 93. the device can run for 90 minutes on a single charge and takes two hours to fully charge, and prices start around 115 bucks. >> makes you look like you have a pump. >> just a little. just like a little pump back, a little quasi. >> a little >> to stay quasi comfortable. >> i like that. >> not even in our deepest valleys where we would have the low to mid-80s where you would want that, but this weekend a different story. mount tam, 63 degrees above the fray of gray. we will have increasing sunshine but temperatures below average and could be breezy this

afternoon. changes through friday, and it will start to retreat as hot temperatures hit us this weekend. it's all due to the high pressure moving off to the east, progressing to the east for now as it should, then it will come back towards us this weekend. look at this deep trough in the cool weather that is introducing into our neighborhoods. we have slightly warmer weather, gilroy, low to mid-80s there. mid to upper 70s in the south bay with cupertino, 77 degrees. 72 to 75, that's the spread for most of the peninsula. 68 at millbrae. a little more sunshine in the afternoon. 63 in san francisco. 66 in sausalito. we will have upper 70s to mid-80s through most of the north bay valleys. berkeley and oakland, low to mid-70s. let's move inland, 80 in san ramon and pleasaton.

look, not much of a change for wednesday, thursday and friday, and then this weekend we ramp up to the low 80s around the bay and 90s inland. happy tuesday. we look at walnut creek and the cars coming toward you are headed in the south bay direction on 680. a little further to the north, highway 4 connecter to 680, there's an overturn accident blocking both lanes on the ramp. heads up there. chp is on route, and itsluggish beyond that as well. apparently the motorcycle rider is okay, and he's saying he doesn't need an ambulance or chp, so better news there but slow and go here. >> thank you, sue. a plane loaded with people headed to hong kong spent four hours in the air yesterday and didn't go anywhere. they had to turn right back to

sfo. hong kong haairlines made a saf landing back at sfo. that jet spent about four hours flying loops off the san mateo county coast burning and dumping fuel. >> typical flight, woke up halfway and saw land and thought something is off. they said something was wrong with the snap. we couldn't make it to china so we had to for four hours until the fuel ran out. >> the airline offered hotel accommodations and food for stranded flyers. hong kong airlines says it's making alternative travel arrangements. if only our eyes worked like an iphone camera. well, they soon might. scientist working on a prototype

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♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. it's 6:58. here are the seven things you need to know before you go. the community of gilroy is in mourning after the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. a vigil was held yesterday to honor the victims and rally around the survivors. three people were killed and 12 injured. a family assistant center will be available for families affected by the shooting. number three, the still unanswered question in the gilroy attack. what motivated the suspect to target the garlic festival. he had white supremacist views.

the prosecution in the ghost ship trial said the the fbi arrested a seattle software engineer in connection with a credit card breach. temperatures will below average, near 60 at the coast and near 70 around the bay and 80 inland this afternoon. number seven, we are following a now issued signal alert in the concord area. it's the connecter camp 4 east bay to southbound 680, it's a rollover blocking both lanes. thank you for waking up with us. we appreciate it. >> we will be back here in 25 minutes with an abc7 news update. >> taking a look outside, and

this is mount tam. >> the sun does exist, you just won't be able to see it except for right good morning, america. thanks for joining us this tuesday. as we come on the air, there are new developments in the investigation of that deadly rampage in california. this morning, survival stories e garlic food festival in california where a gunman killed three people as we learn more about the shooter. the social media page filled with white supremacist messages and the assault rifle he managed to purchase on the internet. on alert, hurricane erick heading toward hawaii. tropical storm flossie right behind it as the southeast braces for its own threat. rob is here tracking it all. do or die night on the debate stage. ten democrats preparing to face off just hours from now. some in a last-ditch effort to break through as elizabeth

warren and bernie sanders get ready for a center stage showdown. massive hack