right now at 6:00, a deadly hit-and-run in the east bay. a 12-year-old girl killed. now police are hoping somebod recognizes this truck suspected of taking off after the crash. our team is on trains across the bay area right now and we're tracking the progress on social media. good morning on this tuesday, february 25th. >> a lot going on. checking in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. bone-dry. abundant sunshine, as much as we can squeeze in. a few of us are in the 50s. look what happens at noon. we're already about 20 degrees warmer in the mid to upper 60s and by 4:00 we're in the mid to upper 70s away from the coast

where the 60s remain and still in the 60s at 7:00. here is jobina. how is the commute? we have positive news for people traveling through dublin. this four-car crash that's been blocking three lanes on westbound 580 before hopyard the chp is telling us they should be opening up all those lanes in about five minutes. you can see the backup here more than four miles. a live look in san francisco, 280 at king street and then moving over now to a live look where things are beginning to fill in. reggie and kumasi? developing news in the east bay, police searching for the person who right and killed a 12-year-old girl crossing the street. >> it happened at manter and crow canyon road yesterday. police are looking for the truck you see on your screen there. julian glover is live with more this morning.

julian? >> reporter: traffic has picked back up here off crow canyon road this morning and i can only imagine how busy it was yesterday afternoon when the 12-year-old girl and her sister were walking across the street in this crosswalk when she was hit by this driver in this ford f-150 pickup truck here at crow canyon road. right to the picture you have shown. this black ford f-150 truck is what the chp is after this morning and the driver behind it they believe is the person responsible for this preteen's death. this image was captured by a neighbor's surveillance camera seconds before the crash happened at canyon -- crow canyon road and manter road. >> it's terrible. i mean, you should have the right for your children to be able to walk. >> they did everything right. they waited for the cross walk signal. they started crossing the road

when they were allowed to and just the individual made a few bad choices which severely impacted a lot of lives tonight. >> reporter: so many lives affected. again, chp hoping the driver makes a good decision this morning turning himself in. you are looking at the ford f-150 pickup truck that the chp is searching for based on initial surveillance and interviews it sounds as if the driver is a 25-year-old man. if you know where he might be or that truck is, again, if you need another look at it, the picture is on our website. chp wants to hear from you this morning. reporting live, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> julian, thank you. demands for action following a racially charged attack in san francisco. police are looking for a person who taunted an older man collecting empty cans.

the video posted on instagram -- it shows a man robbing and assaulting the older asian man. vowing to expand the vision zero plan to combat violence and lobby for more resources to unify communities. >> i truly know that the way to address this type of violence is bringing communities together and making sure that people are educated how to address differences. >> police have not yet called it a hate crime. they're trying to find and identify the victim and witnesses. detectives say their investigation into a shooting that killed five people has gone cold. five other victims were hurt. somebody opened fire. "the chronicle" reports sheriff's deputies say some witnesses changed their stories, others refused to cooperate.

deputies arrested five men but prosecutors declined to charge them. the second and final day of president trump's visit. >> we think we're at a point where our relationship is so special with india. it has never been as good. we feel strongly about each other. >> president trump alongside india's prime minister. he paid respects to ghandi by laying a wreath. now to your voice, your vote. seven democrats take the stage tonight in south carolina. it comes after front-runner senator bernie sanders unveiled an itemized list of kol and medicare for all platforms as well as how he plans to pay for them.

>> this is a list of how we pay for every program that we have developed. we pay for it through a rather modest tax on wall street speculation. that is how we pay for that. >> tonight's debate is the first 2020 debate in the south. it will include michael bloomberg, his second debate. next week is a big money prize for delegates. we here in california join 13 other states for the first time in voting super tuesday. b.a.r.t. is the most widespread transit in the bay area, the cheapest and fastest way to go. >> it's been a huge focus in building a better bay area initiative. riding every line from open to close to see what it's really like for commuters. >> jobina is tracking the progress. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield on the trains sharing experience on twitter. amy is making her way to walnut

creek. you can see the photo that says, quote, packed in and sleepy. you have to get up early to get a seat on b.a.r.t. this is 5:10 a.m. in concord. and juan carlos posted this photo. he started in daly city, stopped to check out complaints that the kiss and ride drop-off area is too dark in the morning and at night. some people feel unsafe. you can follow along on this journey with amy and juan carlo. we have much more throughout the morning and on abc 7 news. >> thanks, jobina. the dangerous situation prompting officials to take action and what it could mean for water rates. a fast cat caught on camera. where the animal was spotted hopping a fence. a live look at san jose. it's about 46 degrees right now. record territory possible as temperatures are 9 to 17 degrees

above average. in the 70s to near 80. and this

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i wanted to give you an idea what's going on with the winds and how it will affect your activity planner.

a northeast breeze. milder temperatures at the beaches. sunshine on the bay. still the allergy issues if you're going to be outside with the tree pollen really cranked up. about 48 to 54 across san francisco this morning. some of our milder temperatures. 39 at petaluma. on the cool side. near 70 at noon. mid-70s for a couple hours this afternoon. 46 this morning. 58 at 9:00. from noon through 6:00 and for the south bay 45 and sunshine dominates. noon through 5:00. some record highs possible. a look at mass transit right now. the ferries, b.a.r.t. and ace all on time right now. a great time to hop on mass transit. keep your eyes peeled for juan

carlos and amy hollyfield this is our b.a.r.t. week. metering lights came on at 5:18 this morning. the bridge is moving along just fine. we are seeing brake lights as people make their way, so be prepared for minor delays. our drive times are good. it's about a six-minute ride. amazon is launching a maj

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on the peninsula, look at this, a home in san bruno got a visit from a mountain lion. this is near rolling wood drive, by the way. right over, no problem at all. police say it's a reminder to all of to us keep your pets inside because mountain lions tend to be most active at dawn, dusk and at night.

federal officials ordering the south bay's biggest reservoir to be drained by october 1st because of fear of what might happen if an earthquake strikes. the anderson reservoir sits between morgan hill and san jose just east of highway 101. it could increase water rates. draining the reservoir will leave them with no way to control water downstream into coyote creek and that has sparked worries. >> it affected a lot of people. i saw lots of flooding in the streets. >> they are pushing a bill that would speed up permits for the project. tsa employees are banned from using tiktok on the job. it's a risk given the chinese

ownership. chuck schumer is accusing the tsa of still posting on the platform though the pentagon and homeland security have banned its use. schumer believes it gives too much security information away. the tsa tells abc news it has no official account. the agency says employees have been posting from their individual phones but the practice has been discontinued. >> when, when we're going through the check? >> i don't know -- i don't want anybody filming me to be doing a tiktok when we need to be looking at the x-way machine. what is this world? mike? >> the tsa was doing that? >> allegedly. >> yeah, employees. >> can we do the shake my head emoji on that one. or -- the winds in the east bay hills, faster up in the hills helping to scour out any chance of fog this morning which was

pretty much none anyway. total sunshine and increases with that offshore breeze, the warming we felt. clear again tonight, slightly milder tomorrow morning and through the next several days we have a chance of record high temperatures and that one computer model saying we still have a chance for wet weather sunday, that one computer forecast model. livermore, concord, santa rosa the best chance of record highs. even 80 in santa rosa. some of the cooler spots around our bay, 66 at half moon bay the coolest spot along the coast. a look at tonight's temperatures from 40 in fairfield to 49 in san francisco. now as we head throughout the weekend, an onshore breeze saturday. increasing clouds and cooler weather. sunday morning, your one chance of wet weather that goes away rather quickly by sunday afternoon and evening. what will happen for sure sunday temperatures will be closer to average. it's a one-day thing.

the 70s are back and so is jobina. good morning. good news for everyone moving through dublin, the crash we've been following has officially cleared. it was involving four cars blocking three lanes. there were injuries involved. this is westbound 580 before hopyard. you will experience a slowdown and a backup. speeds are still down to about 22, 13, but then it picks up around 30 miles an hour once you move through the area where the crash was. people are making their way south. expect some delays in the area but no crashes. looking good, a slight slowdown for highway 85 to the san jose airport, about a 22-minute ride. good morning gong coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. good morning. great to be with you both this morning. coming up live outside bellevue

hospital where harvey weinstein was rushed overnight after being found guilty of sexual assault. we are talking to ronan farrow who helped break the story and one of weinstein's victims who faced him in court. the coronavirus emergency, we've been reporting on this but now the hotel full of tourists in spain on lockdown. the trump administration asking for billions to fight the outbreak as stocks tumble. we'll get into all of those points. and then live outside the staples center after that powerful memorial service for kobe bryant and daughter gianna. vanessa spoke publicly for the first time and we'll go over that moment michael jordan was brought to tears. shark tank, the sharks are here live. we have a lot of pancakes. that's what i can tease for here on "good morning america." i have a pancake of my face. >> really? >> what? >> mm-hmm, yeah. really puts to shame the pancakes i make for my children, like the mickey mouse pancake

isn't going to do it justice. >> it's just not the same. now i have a new thing to request. i now need a pancake of my face. i didn't even know that was a thing. okay. i look forward to seeing that, ginger. >> you'll see it. >> extra sugar. see you later. coming up next how you can get free pancakes today but no face, sorry. students in oakland are returning to class but not at their school. where mcclymonds high will be holding classes today. let's see what our mt. tam cam has for us. lovely in yellows and orange this is morning as you get out the door.

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that allows you to be that person. mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you. it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordinary woman, she supported him all along the way and that's very much a part of who he is. mike supports women, he promotes women, and he respects women.

all right. welcome to february 25th and, again, another dry day up on the board. we made a significant jump from yesterday to today. yesterday was the 13th longest streak. today 28 consecutive rain is in the forecast until at least sunday. thanks, mike.

expedia is slashing 3,000 jobs, nearly 12% of its workforce n. a letter to employees yesterday company leadership said they are trying to streamline and focus the business. the move comes months after expedia's board fired its ceo. drama in silicon valley this morning. palo alto-based hp says it will buy back $15 billion in stock to stop a hostile takeover by xerox. xerox is preparing to offer $24 for their stock about $2 more than hp stock is trading for this morning. they are asking not to sell to xerox. amazon will open its first ever actual grocery store. amazon's latest venture will resemble a larger version of its amazon go stores like the one that you see here. it will feature more items like shoppers would find at an amazon-owned whole foods store. amazon says it will feature low

prices you would find along with the quick shopping times of a ghost store. that sounds good to me. today is ihop's pancake day. >> ihop is also giving out 250,000 prizes including a grand prize of free pancakes for life. ihop is hoping to raise $4 million with donations going to the children's miracle network hospit hospitals. >> what do you put on yours? >> friend, i just like simple. simple syrup. maybe lemon or berries. >> i'm there. i like it. we'll get along. next at 6:30 our special coverage of b.a.r.t. >> reporter: abc 7 news is spending the day on b.a.r.t. i'm amy hollyfield zipping around on the trains talking to commuters. stay with

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now at 6:30, a day on b.a.r.t. >> reporter: we will be riding b.a.r.t. all day long. i will start on the first train. >> abc 7 news is riding every line from sun rise to sunset to identify problems and potential solutions. right and run rampage in san francisco. a driver targets homeless people before smashing into a police cruising.

what witnesses say happened before the crime spree began. the dow plummets losing more than 1,000 points yesterday. what will happen when the markets open today. plus kumasi's one-on-one with oprah. oprah's tour, her vision for 2020 and bringing people from all walks of life together. >> that's the joy for me to being able to connect people that way. 6:30 this morning and we are taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. the opening bell just rang following that sell-off. it fell more than 1,000 points at the close of trading. >> all of our fears of a global economic slowdown because of the coronavirus outbreak. overnight, though, we saw some hints there could be a republic today. futures up more than 100 points. we'll keep tracking this and will bring you an update in a few minutes.

some people saw how low it was and said i'm going to buy. good morning on this tuesday, february 25th. >> never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is mike. >> our temperatures keep going up. a look at doppler 7. unlimited. no fog out there. no clouds either. there are a few neighborhoods warmer where the breezes were up. getting closer to average by noon. we blow right through that up to record levels. mid to upper 70s and still some low 60s where you'll drop into the 50s. good morning, everyone. it is 6:31 right now. an overall look at our maps so you can see overall it's pretty green. green is good. we do have a slowdown for our super commuters.

a live look in emeryville. metering lights came on at 5:18 this morning. moving over to the south bay, san jose. 280 and traffic very light at the moment. a antioch to hercules. reggie and kumasi? new overnight, san francisco police arrested two suspects accused of running over two people in haight-ashbury. >> right back to jobina who is tracking this. and that's not all. san francisco police tell us this morning the pair also rammed their car into a police cruiser in twin peaks. officers say the suspects were yelling at homeless people in the haight and drove on to the sidewalk, hit two people, drove off and hit a building. the people that were hit are expected to be okay. about ten minutes later officers

responded to shots fired on crown terrace. >> they spot add car coming towards them at a high rate of speed. the car ak sem rated and made contact and struck the front of the patrol car. >> officers did catch up with them. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no information has been released an none of the officers were hurt, thankfully. kumasi? new this morning a really wild police chase across the bay area. this all started when vallejo police went after a car they believed was involved in a shooting. chp took over the chase and then the car went south on 880, then into observing, back on the freeway and across the bay bridge. a lot going on this morning. this is how it all ended. vallejo police then arrested the

driver. students in mcclymonds are heading back to class but won'ting at their own campus. mcclymonds has been closed since thursday. testing is under way to determine if a cancer causing chemical is inside the school after it was found in groundwater near campus. tests showed no sign of the chemical called tce. the final results are expected to come out at the end of the week. >> abc 7 news is devoting a week to covering b.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we are riding the trains all day long. our mission is to talk to riders, to hear their concerns and frustrations with the system. amy hollyfield has been tweeting all morning long giving us minute by minute updates as she makes her way around the east bay and is live right now. how are you doing, amy?

>> reporter: well, i've learned that it pays to get up early, reggie. people have done the math on that and they're willing to get up, to have a good ride. take a look at my video at 5:00 a.m. heading to san francisco. it is already standing room only. and i talked to a passengers who told me he gets to work an hour and a half early so he can have a pleasant ride on b.a.r.t. he wants a parking spot. he doesn't want a crowded train. another passenger i talked to told me she has seen improvements on b.a.r.t. in the last year. >> i have noticed a lot more police activity which makes me feel better. >> reporter: activity as in officers? >> yes, riding up and down b.a.r.t. because they can be there to help take away the people causing a disturbance on the train. now i'm commuting in normal hours. after a certain point there's

more space for me to sit down. >> reporter: i came to the walnut creek station to see the new parking structure and see how it's working and i saw that it has plenty of spots available. then i figured out why. it costs $18 a day to park here. it's a city owned garage. people are choosing the b.a.r.t. garage next to it which is only $3 a day. i did not know that. i was hoping to come here and find some good parking news and i suppose later in the morning when this b.a.r.t. lot is full and the city lot has spots available maybe $18 sounds okay, i don't know. would you spend $18 a day to park at b.a.r.t. knowing there's a $3 a day garage right next door? that's six times the cost. i was surprised by that one. >> the whole idea unaffordable. i'm going to give that a

down, amy. >> reporter: a thumbs down from reggie. got it. >> i don't know, yet, friend. i have to decide. >> we're going to continue watching you throughout the morning. >> reporter: i'm going to keep going. bye! 8:00 in the morning -- okay, bye. >> we will get it. >> when the delay hits. it messes up the conversation. i'm sorry, amy. i did not mean to dismiss her. all this week we're dedicating our building a better bay area coverage to b.a.r.t. you can find all the stories on our website. >> oh, man. >> a live look at the new york stock exchange and, look, this is what we were talking about. down 1,000 points yesterday and up about 91 points this morning. we're going to keep tracking the situation. >> my one-on-one with oprah. she is bringing people from all

walks of life together under one roof in her 2020 vision tour. first, we are checking on weather and traffic with mike. here is a look at what's going on with your school day forecast. temperatures, you'll need a jacket this morning, 40s to near 50. look at that. low to mid-60s. 62 to 65 by 11:00 and away from the coast we're in the 60s. the rest of us are in the 70s. that is a good run of warm temperatures during the afternoon hours. a look at other neighborhoods and what's going on. we'll start with the peninsula. a lot like yesterday. look at 58 in daly city. pacifica 55. it just changed right there. san rafael, 58. 46 and a clear commute this morning. there's no fog, to real breeze at the lower elevations. at 7:00 we're already at 70 and 11:00.

from noon through at least 5:00. 61, though, we'll cool quickly during the evening hours. the east bay, 46. and then 66 at 11:00. we gain about 10 degrees every two hours. quick warming in the low to mid-70s this afternoon. and for san francisco temperatures will start around 50. look at all the sunshine to near 70 and warmer days are still on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. first over to jobina. >> hi, mike. thankfully no hot spots right now. a live look at -- excuse me, a look, i should say, at our mass transit updates here. the ferries no delays. b.a.r.t. on time has 52 trains running now. one of which amy hollyfield is on and ace, all trains are on time this morning. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge looking great. metering lights came on at 5:18. smooth sailing from there if you're moving into san francisco this morning.

101 looking nice and clear. no problems overall. i will leave you with the drive times. albany to the maze about nine minutes. fremont to san jose a 17 minute ride

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developing news, castro valley police in the east bay want to find the driver responsible for a hit-and-run collision. it killed a 12-year-old girl. this is the photo of the truck they want you to see. they hope this will lead them to the person behind the wheel. julian glover is live with the latest. >> reporter: tragic and heartbreaking steer here. she went to the crosswalk, pushed the signal sign, was in the crosswalk when she was hit by the driver. again, 12 years old. i want you to stop what you're doing if you can and take a look at your screen. this is another picture of the vehicle police are trying to track down, this ford f-150

pickup truck, again, hitting a 12-year-old as she was crossing the street on crow canyon road yesterday evening. police beginning to put a description together. they believe it was a 25-year-old man. neighbors nearby caught vehicle on their surveillance camera. some saying they saw the vehicle but they did not recognize it. >> my daughter says it was a ford and my son said the tires were more than half his size and parked up here after school. it was a truck they had never seen before. >> reporter: so, again, you'll notice the large tires on this black ford f-150 pickup truck that the chp is hoping you recognize this morning. if you need another look at the truck it is up on our website, abc7news.com. i tweeted out a picture but, again, the chp and, of course, this family hoping you recognize the truck and if you do you give

them a call so they can bring the driver to justice this morning. julian glover, abc 7 news. julian, thank you. happening today, santa rosa leaders will vote on which legal team it wants to represent the city's claims against pg&e for the disastrous kincade fire. santa rosa is hoping to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars lost in defending the city last year. the night the fire started pg&e cut fire for much of the region but deactivated high voltage lines near the fire's origin. the official cal fire investigation is ongoing. >> oprah is gearing up for the next stop of her 2020 vision tour. i am still thinking of her last stop in san francisco. i had the chance to interview her about the tour, bringing people together and how you can create the future that you want. here is more of the exclusiven't view you'll only see on abc 7 news. ♪ kumasi kumasi ♪

>> my interview with oprah started with her singing and dancing to my name then showing me how to say it. ♪ kumasi kumasi ♪ >> that's how i have to say it from now on. >> yes, kumasi. your chin must lift. what is your name? kumasi. it is not a humble name. i am here. >> you have to say it like you mean it. >> like you know what you're talking about. >> somehow i held it together long enough to ask her a few questions about her 2020 vision tour. you look like you're having a blast. >> i am having more fun than i imagined, and i imagined i was going to have a good time. i didn't imagine that even stop would bring its own kind of energy. every city has its own personality, its own vibe and i find myself flowing into whatever that vibe is.

first of all, i can't even -- this vibe is too much. it's too much. >> in san francisco the vibe was electric. not just when the 14,000 plus people were up on their feet dancing together but even in the quiet moments of reflection. >> this is what i was feeling for myself, kumasi, i was feeling we are so disjointed, disunited, disconnected in every area of our lives, in our culture. we come together under one roof with one goal and that is to be well and to live in the space of wellness. and so that's the joy for me, to being able to connect people that way. >> it seems like a big undertaking for the eight hours we're in but people are really transforming. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i wouldn't do it otherwise.

otherwise i would stay at home under my trees. my word this year, and i believe everybody needs to figure out what their word is and that's why i love the group does the same thing, outdoor afro, my word is purposeful. i don't do anything unless i believe it's going to have some purpose or some meaning, not just for myself but for also other people. so i know, i know, you can't be in this room and over 12 and not have had some struggles. i don't know yours but i know you've had them. sometimes what holds us back is holding on to the past. >> oprah says it's about the future and the vision we create for it. >> setting a vision for who you want to be not just what you want to do. who do you want to be in the world and what do you want that being space to look like and to feel like. you need to define for yourself

with clarity what the vision is you hold for the partner you choose to have in your life not just that it's male or female but what are the qualities that you wish to be surrounded by, to empower your own source of being because that's what we're all here to do is take the gifts that we have earned and that we yearn to learn and to share those with other people. that's the goal. that's what we're doing. kumasi. >> i can't take it. >> it's so funny every time. kumasi. it was just so cool to talk to her, that last answer, people always say, oprah, hook me up with that person, that person. you just want a man. what you need to do is find somebody. oprah has all the advice today. >> wow. >> she gets it. she really does. the connection between people, between not only people but also people and the environment and the planet. she talked about that a couple times, everything works

together. and if everything works together right we'll be much happier. >> were people cool? >> yes. >> the other people there were cool? >> yeah. >> you don't want to be embarrassed in front of oprah, be on up best behavior. >> the way oprah interacts with you is like she knows you. you are so calm, kumasi, but oprah treated me like i was her friend, she knew me. i couldn't be like oh, my god, because she's like, hey girl, what are we talking about. >> hey, girl, kumasi. >> let's be clear. >> clear about that. >> she was out there because she was doing a hike with outdoor afro, started in oakland and they work to expose african-americans to nature. she loved being out there doing that hike, looking at the trees. i'm going to share more about that group and our hike with oprah tomorrow. >> all right. sounds good to me. >> can't get enough no matter how many times we watch it. 6:50. we have to talk about the weather because, speaking of nature, she will throw us some

warm weather today and record highs. possibly through at least friday the reality of temperatures reaching near the upper 70s to near 80. we're 46 at san jose. notice the lack of fog this morning. so it is mardi gras, fat tuesday. let the good times roll. i know we need rain, but might as well enjoy this nice weather while we have it. a limb bit cooler this weekend briefly, and that slight chance from that one computer model that says we have a chance of rain. double barrel of high pressure pushing both jet streams well away from us bringing us the offshore flow, the air that heats up faster. no moisture in the ground or in the air. they heat up faster. that's why we're in livermore, concord, napa and santa rosa. mid to upper 60s along the coast. tonight we cool back into the 40s. lack of fog once again. increasing clouds saturday with that onshore flow. that's why the 70s will be gone

saturday. we'll be back in the 60s. sunday, here you go, that one chance of rain mainly in the morning and it's a couple hundredths of an inch of rain if it even happens. we have leap year, saturday when it's cooler is the last day and it's going to be dry. we will set a record for the driest february ever. we rebound back above average monday. hi, jobina. we are continuing to follow another crash in dublin almost in the same spot we were following a four car crash this is at westbound 580 at dougherty road. two cars blocking one lane. the issue is that this backup never fully recovered from the

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it is 6:55. you already have your mardi gras beads on. it's already happening. whether you're going out the door or staying inside or whatever, here are seven things to know before you go. number one, castro valley police are searching for the hit-and-run driver that killed a 12-year-old girl. officers say this black ford f-150 hit the girl in the crosswalk last night and sped off. >> number two, students at mcclymonds high school are heading back to class. they're going to be at three other schools as testing continues to determine if the cancer causing chemical is inside the school. number three, former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is

telling possible replacements, think twice and don't come for her old job because they won't have it for long. she says the political environment in the department can be toxic. >> number four, the 2020 democrats take the debate stage tonight in south carolina. this is the first debate in the south ahead of saturday's primary. number five, check out the gorgeous sun rise. yep, it is up and it is unimpeded by fog. look at the warming from 30s and 40s to 60s and 70s. record highs possible starting today. and number six, we're following a crash right now in dublin, almost in the same spot we are following an earlier four car crash. this is on westbound 580 before dougherty road involving two cars. expect delays in the area. abc 7 news is riding b.a.r.t. all day today to talk to riders and hear their concerns and frustrations with thesystem. you can follow along on twitter. >> that looked busy. >> sure did. every morning. >> crowded.

>> you know where else is busy, bourbon street. >> i made shrimp and grits -- >> you sure did. >> and you better taste it and like it.

the most empoweringmike experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture that advances women. i was the first woman ever appointed to be council to the mayor. he expects excellence out of everyone, but he also provides the kind of support that allows you to be that person.

mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you. it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordinary woman, she supported him all along the way and that's very much a part of who he is. mike supports women, he promotes women, and he respects women.

good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday, harvey weinstein rushed to the hospital right after he's convicted of sexual assault. breaking overnight. harvey weinstein treated for chest pains hours after being found guilty of rape and sexual assault. the former hollywood mogul facing up to 29 years behind bars. the verdict hailed this morning as a watershed moment for his victims and the me too movement. now mimi haleyi and ronan farrow who helped break the story join us live. chaos and confusion. this hotel full of tourists in spain now on lockdown after a case of coronavirus is confirmed. fears spiking over the outbreak. the stock market plunging more than a thousand points. overnight, the trump