>> democrats fighting back. what they say about the gop declassified controversial memo. a new question about deputy attorney general rosenstein. was president trump laying the groundwork to fire him at the state of the union address? >> speaking out, uma thurman launching new allegations against harvey weinstein after hinting she had quite a story to tell. how she says he pushed her down and tried to expose himself. thurman also taking aim at the director quentin tarantino over this scene from "kill bill." >> we want to say good sunday morning. we'll get to all things super bowl in just a moment. we need to start with breaking news. >> there's been a crash outside columbia, south carolina, an amtrak train colliding with a freight train. >> this comes on the heels of other incidents with amtrak. ron is here with the latest. good morning. >> this happened after 2:30 this morning. here's what we know so far. at least two people reported dead and 70 injured. amtrak train 91 carrying 139 passengers and eight crew members traveling from new york city to miami. the ntsb has sent people to the scene in cayce, south carolina. person was killed and six injured when an amtrak train taking republican congressman to virginia. that train hit a garbage truck and in december a train hurling off an overpass near washington state. killing three people and injuring dozens from seattle to portland, oregon and now this accident early this morning in south carolina again, at least two killed in that accident. >> ron, thank you. joining us now is a passenger who was on the train when it cr derrek pettaway, thank you for joining us. on such short notice. from your perspective, what can you tell us about the moment of impact. >> i was asleep at the moment of impact. that's what woke me up. after that -- i mean it was -- everybody was just in shock. it was very early in the morning. everybody was tired. so it was calm. it was calm. everybody was orderly. the amtrak crew was very professional getting everyone gathered. collected. and detrained. first responders showed up really quick. it's been a pretty stressful morning. everybody seems to be taking it fairly well. >> you said everybody was sleeping at the time of impact. it happened roughly at 2:30 in the morning. what did the impact feel like when the amtrak train hit the freight train? >> i don't know. just the only thing i know is i was kind of just tossed up against the side of the car. i hit my head and just minor injuries. it was so serene where i was in the train. it felt like a really bad car accident. >> we're happy to hear your injuries are minor. we unfortunately know at least two people did not survive. as you were let off the train you described it as orderly. did you see many injured and possibly even fatalities? >> didn't see any fatalities. i saw a few people with much worse injuries than myself. looked like broken bones. other than that i didn't see much of anything. >> you said the response was very orderly. we know the red cross is taking the wounded to a nearby middle school. what has the response been like? >> i'm sorry. can you repeat the question? >> we know the red cross responded to the scene. they're taking the wounded to a nearby middle school. what was the response like? >> the response was great. i don't know about taking people to the shelter. i went straight to the hospital and was discharged. and moved back. i'm now at the shelter. i see people trickling in. you have maybe 40 to 60 folks. >> i imagine you feel pretty lucky to be alive this morning considering what happened. >> yes. >> all right. we want to thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us on "gma" this morning. >> thank you. >> abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with more on response to the crash. good morning, stephanie. >> details are still unfolding in south carolina at this hour. we do know the national transportation safety board here in washington is on the way to the state. they're sending a go team. it will consist of a dozen investigators and support staff. they're working closely with local authorities in south carolina trying to figure out what went wrong here. the ntsb will take the lead. they'll look at cameras and video from the train to the speed and braking system. they'll gather information about the track and signage. along the way. as paula mentioned, the red cross is also on site right now to help those affected and impacted by all this. they're helping passengers and those walking around with injuries at the staging area near that middle school. they also dispatched emergency resources from across the state. they'll also say -- they also say they'll be assisting first responders as well. we learned ntsb investigators will interview train engineers and the crew there. this is just the beginning and a long investigation lies ahead. back over to you. >> so many questions to be answered. thanks, stephanie. we'll being covering this all morning on abc. and on abcnews.com. we want to turn now to the story that will likely dominate the minds of many americans. the david and goliath clash in tonight's super bowl. >> it's the heavily favored five-time champions new england patriots against the underdog philadelphia eagles who are attempting to win their first super bowl. we've got all the angles covered from the game and security to the frigid weather. >> speaking of the weather there's a live shot of the stadium in minnesota. where the game will be played. the temperature frigid. we have team coverage throughout the broadcast. we'll start with eva pilgrim. she's right there in minneapolis. eva, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. you can feel the excitement already. it's not because it is insanely cold, and it is cold, just like minnesota is used to. this city is ready for the fans and they are ready for today's big game. >> reporter: a million fans have poured into minneapolis for one of the largest sporting events in the world, the super bowl. >> the super bowl is a tier one national security event. there's extra layers of security in place that are unique and different. from almost any other event that happens. >> reporter: but not without issue. the local security company hired to handle super bowl live the outdoor fan experience was fired just days ago concerns raised over how they vetted their employees. epg saying it's not at liberty to comment at changing security assignments but it has a strong track record. a new company now securing the event. as for the game, a huge security force is ready. bomb sniffing dogs, officers on the ground and in the air and this massive chain link and concrete fence surround u.s. bank stadium. the bitter cold another challenge for law enforcement. for the first time ever fans will go to security screenings before getting to the stadium. >> we'll screen a lot of people off site. so nobody has to wait in line in the freezing cold. >> reporter: once cleared from the mall of america fans will be shuttled to the stadium. with this being the coldest super bowl ever, local hospitals are on alert. >> we're quite concerned and quite ready for an influx from people unfortunately intoxicated and maybe not making the best decisions. and partying a little bit too much in a minnesota winter. that's a bad combination. >> reporter: this weather is dangerously cold. it doesn't take long to get frost bite. if you are out here and have exposed skin. just to describe how cold it is, this morning my nose wants to run, guys. it's so cold it's freezing before it actually comes out of my nose this morning. that is the level of cold we are dealing with. >> tmi. >> ron just said tmi. >> eva pilgram taking us inside the mechanics of her nose. we appreciate that. ron points out it's freezing out there, but the game is inside. that is the good news. once again thank you to eva. we turn to politics and president trump declaring the controversial memo released friday quote totally vindicates him in the russia investigation. >> this morning the democrats are out with new push back. george is standing by with analysis. but we begin with david wright in west palm beach where the president is spending his weekend. david, good morning. >> good morning, paula. the president claims the memo vindicates him in the russia probe. the democrats are blasting back accusing house republicans who voted along party lines to release that document of being part and parcel of an organized effort to obstruct the special counsel's investigation. here in florida the president is celebrating tweeting this memo totally vindicates trump. in probe. the russia witch hunt goes on and on. this is an american disgrace. trump and his allies insist the document released friday is proof positive the special counsel's investigation is nothing more than partisan politics. >> they got a warrant on someone in the trump campaign, used the opposition research paid for by the democratic party and the hillary clinton campaign. >> reporter: trump left open the possibility he may fire rod rosenstein who is singled out in the memo for criticism. >> reporter: will you fire rod rosenstein? >> reporter: do you have confidence in him? >> you figure that one out. >> reporter: this six-page democratic rebuttal written by the ranking member of the house judiciary committee insists no credible basis whatsoever for removing him. if the president is looking to fire mr. rosenstein he will have to look outside the nunes memo. for his pretext. some say the president may have started laying the groundwork for that. at the state of the union. >> tonight i call on congress to empower every cabinet secretary with the authority to reward good workers and to remove federal employees who undermine the public trust or fail the american people. >> reporter: could the broad new standard the president proposes apply to federal law enforcement officers? leaders of the president's own party have been unwilling to accept the gop memo as a reason to end the russian probe. >> this memo is not an indictment of the fbi, the department of justice. it does not impune the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. >> we should clarify this democratic rebuttal is not the classified democratic memo you may have heard about. this was circulated to house democrats on saturday. tomorrow democrats on the house intelligence committee plan on renewing their efforts to get their memo declassified. that's something that the republicans have so far declined to do. dan and paula. >> more light reading we can look forward to this week. david right. thank you. we want to bring in george stephanopoulos. good morning, george. does it appear trump has teamed himself up to oust robert mueller and rod rosenstein? you heard in that piece when asked specifically about rod rosenstein he said you figure that out. if so, what are the political ramifications? >> the white house has said no the president is not going to fire rod rosenstein. they said he's not planning on firing robert mueller. we know the president has been agitated about this and has complained about both mueller and rosenstein and threatened at times to follow through on that. the white house says that's not going to happen. what you're seeing is an effort to discredit the entire russia investigation. the president claims he's vindicated there. not only democrats, but independent analysts show it doesn't come close to vindicating the president. it's filled with inaccuracies. they claim that some of the dossier was paid for was revealed to the judge. we won't know the truth until we know the underlying intelligence. >> whatever you think of the president's motives here or the accuracy of the memo, has the president and his allies created enough fog around this issue whatever mueller releases in the end people will not believe it? >> i don't know how many people. clearly the president has a campaign going and he's backed up by republican allies in the media and congress to discredit the mueller probe. whether that will succeed i think depends on what mueller finds. we don't know what evidence mueller has. we don't know what his conclusions are. perhaps robert mueller doesn't know his conclusions. there is no question -- i think you're right we've seen an effort to tarnish the investigation and color the reaction whenever these findings are made. >> george, thank you. so much for the analysis. just a reminder george has a packed show coming up. he'll talk about the gop memo with two key members. top democratic congressman adam schiff and republican congressman will hurd. >> "this week" kicks off abc's 2018 coverage of midterms. i travelled to the 18th district of pennsylvania where a special election battle could set the tone. it's all coming up later. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >> thanks, george. we'll turn to hollywood and uma thurman's allegations about mistreatment. >> she's accusing harvey weinstein of sexual assault and that quentin tarantino put her in harm's way during a stunt. marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: uma thurman performing on broadway but staying quiet about her newly reported allegations against harvey weinstein. after months of hints. >> when i'm ready, i'll say what i have to say. >> reporter: new york times columnist maureen dodd writing thurman told her weinstein wearing a bathrobe tried to lure her into a steam room. shortly after in london thurman claims he pushed me down and tried to shove himself on me and tried to expose himself. thurman said she told him if you do what you did to me to other people you'll lose your career, reputation and family. weinstein's attorney saying he is stunned and saddened by what he claims are false accusations. >> there may be no one actor or actress more intertwined with harvey weinstein than uma thurman. this particular set of allegations is all the more disturbing because they're practically synonymous with each other's careers. >> reporter: weinstein produced 19 1994's hit "pulp fiction" and 2003, 2004 "kill bill" films. that's where thurman famously drove that blue convertible. all three films directed by quentin tarantino. who thurman also called out in the times interview. the actress now saying tarantino forced her to drive the car. against her wishes releasing this behind the scenes crash footage she says gave her a concussion. and serious bruises. and she called that experience dehumanization to the point of death. we reached out to tarantino for comment but have not heard back. dan, paula. >> marci, thank you very much. let's check the weather. as we said at the top of the show, weather is a huge factor right now in minneapolis. >> we're going to take you back there. we saw eva freezing outside. they had snow yesterday. this is outside minneapolis. i-8 i-894, big pileup there, up to vehicles involved. there were five injuries. just an absolute mess. the snow has stopped there. it's moving to the east. the cold air has barrelled in. new york seeing heavy snow yesterday as well. with little lake enhancement. there's our next batch of cold air. there it is. the wind chills minus 21. that's this morning. not warming up a whole lot. this is pushing off to the east as well. 7:00 p.m. windchills 11 below 0. thank goodness they play that game inside. here's the snow and some warm air and some rain and icing west of i-85. i-95 will be mostly rain with this system. you have to go west to see the snow mixing in. again, once it mixes in we're looking at the cold moving in. there's your potential for ice and snow upwards of a foot in some spots. that's a check of what's happening nationally. good sunday morning, just a few high clouds, the presidents mainly in the 40s and 50s a few 60s at the coast more record warmth today, temperatures above average for the next week or so and in fact, staying dry through next two weeks. highs today in the low 70s from oakland, san francisco upper 70s and down towards mountain view, >> if the cold has you down, go west. record breaking heat across california. we'll go over those temperatures in the next half hour. >> we haven't seen enough ron claiborne this morning. >> you're right. >> good morning. we're going to begin with a new report alleging dozens of young girls molested by larry nassar while the fbi took more than a year investigating claims he was sexually abusing gymnasts. in his care. "the new york times" reporting the fbi became aware of allegations of abuse against nassar in july of 2015. it wasn't until 14 months later they became public. nassar has already been sentenced to two centuries in prison. and faces more time. in northern syria militants linked to al quaeda shot down a russian fighter jet. reports say the pilot ejected but was killed on the ground with exchange of gunfire. with mows militants as they tried to capture him. in florida orlando police arrested a man they say was planning to kidnap singer lana del ray. before her friday night concert. detectives working on that case said they had a credible tip and took into custody michael hunt. outside of the arena. he was found with tickets to a show and allegedly had a knife on him. in san francisco a terrifying scene while undercover police officers chasing down suspected thieves. check this out. one suspect behind the wheel of a get away car. he puts the car in reverse and runs over the officer and one of the other suspects. then he runs over them again. the officer is okay. two of the suspects facing attempted murder charges. the police union is criticizing department rules against firing on moving vehicles. the pro football hall of fame selected eight new members. among them two linebackers, ray lewis who played for the baltimore ravens and former chicago bear brian erlacher and randy moss and terrell owens. who each played for five teams in their careers. the induction ceremony takes place in august in canton, ohio. finally rob impressed some of us with his speech yesterday. >> not you. >> not ron. >> i'll show you've something truly impressive. check this out. >> there he goes! >> wow. >> not even rob marciano can do that. no one had done that before in the winter x games. the athlete stunned a minnesota crowd on saturday with a 100-foot back flip snowmobile. he only did it once. although we're showing it over and over. >> not 100 times? >> he had been practicing this since last spring. yeah, he did not do that multiple times. >> we should have put a disclaimer on the screen do not try this at home. >> pretty amazing, huh. >> no. i wouldn't be in that crowd underneath that. >> that's what i was thinking. thanks, ron. a multi-billion dollar beverage company under fire. we hear from women who said they were harassed by executives at monster energy drinks. they have filed lawsuits. >> tom brady reveals whether he plans to hang up his cleats any time soon. it's the burning question for folks in new england. we'll be right back. >> "good morning america" brought to you by walgreens. trusted since 1901. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens. trusted since 1901. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating their cardiovascular disease, victoza® is also approved to lower the risk of major cv events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. while not for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. 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>> a whore. it wasn't uncommon for him to discuss sexual relations among employees. i thought they were going to keep my statements confidential. when i found out within a few days that john had been made aware of everything i said, i was in shock. >> reporter: she said that's when kenneally began berating and mistreating her before ultimately freezing her out. >> he refused to talk to me. our open communication was a key part of my job. he refused to work with me, refused to acknowledge me. >> reporter: paige said she was initially in a consensual sexual relationship with kenneally, also her boss. >> i realized it was the worst mistake of my life. >> she said when she wanted out angry texts and verbal abuse followed. >> he called me names nobody ever called me. >> like what? >> he would call me a whore, accuse me of -- >> reporter: she is now suing. claiming sexual harassment and a hostile work environment. in a statement to "gma" monster energy said in part the company has zero tolerance for discrimination or harassment of any kind. to date their investigation into the lawsuits supports the position that none of the lawsuits have any merit. but these women have their own stories and all say coming forward has not been easy. >> we've all been hurt. our lives have changed because of this. >> this is the only thing i have left is my voice and the truth has to be heard. >> reporter: amy robach, abc news, new york. >> thanks to amy for that report. monster tells abc news they have accepted the resignation of john kenneally. accused of harassment by two of the women you just heard from in that story. we tried to reach him for comment but were not able to reach him. >> let's check the weather again. let's get back over to rob. hey, man. >> we go out west where it's not been a good snow year, especially outside colorado. here's last year and this year. 33%, 34% of normal. well below normal. not much precip in the forecast. we've got record breaking high temperatures yesterday in oakland, san francisco, san jose, los angeles evan hitting a high tem good morning the sun from walnut creek boy is it beautiful out there that sun vise with temperatures in the 50s in our east bay value. kieming to the low to midra >> this weather report brought to you by lyrica. we have a great way to get kids reading. it's a disney thing we do every year. it's fantastic. this is happening in los angeles. 40,000 new books given to children, families and educators. disney and abc's magic of story telling campaign. it aims to give away one million books by the end of march. you can help. take a selfie with a book or book shelf. we call that a shelfy. post it on social media with the #magicofstorytelling. one book will be donated for every shelfy and disney is the parent company of abc news. this is a great way to get kids reading. >> is your book appropriate for children? 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what sounds better to you? >> they both sound good. >> yes, they do. switzerland. >> i figured you all would go that route. one of those headlines we're going to see tomorrow. for sure. another headline you'll have is this will be the coldest super bowl on record. temperatures 2 below expected to be at 5 or 6 degrees at game time. yes, they are playing inside, still this will be the coldest super bowl ever played. it's been a long week of partying. before we got to the game a lot of folks were able to get one more night in. >> reporter: the hottest party of the weekend, a star studded event headlined by j-lo who turned the place out with her greatest hits, but made time for a special tribute to prince. ♪ you and i engaged in a kiss on the same stage where he shot his hit "1999" music video. we spoke to j-low afterwards. about that prince tribute. >> i was so afraid to touch it. i was like i don't know. it's really -- he's like a god to me. we can't do that. then i thought, well, if i do it my way, maybe i can. >> reporter: also taking the stage pink despite posting on instagram she's been trying to practice the flu away. ahead of her national anthem performance. she performed her hit song "just like fire." on the eve of the super bowl the honor awards celebrating the league's best. >> whenever you can get all the guys in one spot and reflect on the year, it's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: our correspondent was there. >> aaron rogers. ry talked to aaron rodgers. >> reporter: j.j. watt took home the walter payton man of the year award for his humanitarian efforts helping the victims of hurricane harvey. tom brady was named league mvp. will he be able to do what he hasn't done before, take home that award plus a super bowl ring in the same weekend? also, a sneak peek of what justin timberlake has in store. tmz got a glimpse of j.t. rehearsing. if you were hoping for janet jackson to join the halftime show, let it go. jackson took to twitter overnight saying i will not. >> don't expect to see janet jackson. very secretive about the halftime show. you can probably expect justin timberlake to pay some kind of tribute to prince. one other note, guys, about last night, it was a big deal, it was a big party at the j-lo concert. she raised funds for puerto rico for hurricane relief. everyone who used the #jlonow during her concert donated to hurricane relief. it was a fun night and party night and a little humanitarian effort going on there as well. >> that's great. i love that. >> t.j., are you cold enough? >> cold enough? i could possibly get colder. i've been here for a few days and i've had worst days than this. >> t.j., enjoy the game. coming up on "gma" upping your food game. on super bowl sunday. the simple recipes your friends and family will love after the break. >> is that lobster? 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[ talking over one another ] >> be the man and go try it. >> nope. >> thank you, roxanne. great to have you. have water nearby. if you're going to make that popcorn. news." we'll be right back. back. 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what color shoe laces will justin timberlake be. when he starts his halftime show. how many times the temperature will be mentioned and what color will the gatorade be. >> how long will bill belichick sing? >> will he wear the hoodie? >> or cut off the sleeves because it's indoors. >> it's cold. don't cut off the sleeves. >> one more programming note, don't forget the football, furry friends are another thing we're into. >> there's the puppy bowl on animal planet. >> oh. >> team fluff against team rough. they feature puppies rescued. from areas hard hit by the recent hurricanes. there's the kitten bowl dance. on the hallmark channel. we're not kitting. >> oh. >> oh! >> we'll see you later. >> enjoy the super bowl. er. >> enjoy the super bowl. we'll see you later. >> enjoy the super bowl. abc 7 mornings all news all morning. >> the chp urging people to designate a sober driver as it increasing pral for the super bowl sunday, during last year's super bowl one person killed in california in a alcohol involved collision and more hurt. arresting 250 people on suspicious of dui all highways will be patrolled with a zero tolerance approach to drunk driving. thousands of runners engaging on golden state bridge. run is sponsored by kaiser, passing through panhandle enjoying sweeping views of the association from the highway. pomoting a healthy lifestyle. something to keep in mind while eating at the super bowl party. runners taking off at 8:00 this morning. our meteorologist, lisa. >> lots of records yesterday. waking up to high clouds in san rafael skbrel temperatures a wide variety. fog and cool conditions in the north bay and check out half moon bay, with 66 degrees. winds already out of the west and in the 50s in sfo. varying the presiden varying temperatures. here is santa cruz, high numbers in the mid 70s. very little change all across the bay area. it is 43 in napa with a little fog up towards the delta t santa rosa, 50 in concord and 51 in livermore. oakland and san francisco, coming down, above average, pleasant, 71. 76 in san mateo, >> the president's memo. >> i think it's a disgrace. the memo was sent to congress it was declassified. >> defying and targeting the fbi. democrats and officials pounce. >> this memo is false. it makes inaccurate assertions. >> this clearly is a blatant political act. >> the memo matched the hype. president trump now claims it vindicates his attacks on the russia investigation. what does it really prove? 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