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what an incredible career that kelce has had there in philadelphia. he said good-bye philadelphia but the people are happy he said good-bye to the other guys that had to line up against him. [ laughter ] >> you know that. >> so congratulations to him. >> what he said about his wife. ah. we're gonna share that. >> don't give it up. >> all right. stay in your lane. we're going to begin with super tuesday. [ laughter ] we're already seeing voters heading to the polls this morning. the contest in 15 states around the country. >> donald trump is effectively the nominee already. set to shut nikki haley out today with a clean sweep, setting up his rematch with president biden. rachel scott is tracking it all from mar-a-lago. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, this morning voters are heading to the polls in 15 states and donald trump hopes to sweep super tuesday and close out this republican primary. trump's only remaining rival, nikki haley, making one last stand, telling voters he is a drag on the party. >> the choice come downs to this. we can either have more of the

same or we can go in a new direction. >> reporter: the polls show trump with double digit leads in most of the states voting today, and with just hours to spare, a rare unanimous decision from the u.s. supreme court, rejecting a colorado decision to take trump off the ballot because of his actions on january 6th. >> you cannot take somebody out of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way. >> reporter: the court did not t address the question of whether he engaged in insurrection, but declared that only congress, not individual state, like colorado, can remove a candidate under the 14th amendment which says no one that has taken an oath to support the constitution then engaged in insurrection can hold public office. >> i have great respect for the supreme court and i want to just thank them for working so quickly and so diligently and so brilliantly. >> reporter: the court thrust into the middle of the presidential race, justice amy coney barrett calling on the justices to turn the national

temperature down, not up. to disqualify insurrectionist candidate, the court ruled congress must pass a law laying out how. in a concurrent opinion, the justices said that goes too far insisting the decision could insulate the court itself and trump from future controversy. haley backing the decision saying the public should decide, not elected officials. >> look, i'll defeat donald trump fair and square but i want him on that ballot. >> reporter: but she has largely failed to defeat trump and now his supporters calling for the party to rally behind the former president. >> why are you still in it? other than to deflect? >> reporter: despite trump's dominant lead, there are warning signs ahead with independents and moderates. lisa waldren in texas said she's a life long republican but won't vote for trump. >> i would vote for that microphone as opposed to voting for president trump. >> reporter: trump and haley do not have any scheduled events today.

haley has always vowed to stay in the race through super tuesday, but she has not outlined her plans beyond that. of course, even if she does pull off an upset in one or two states today, it would not be enough to stop donald trump. he has all the momentum, robin. >> certainly does. rachel, thank you. let's bring in rick klein for what to watch for as the returns come in tonight. good morning to you. >> good morning, robin. this is where we see so far in the race. donald trump winning another state in north dakota just padding a huge delegate lead. donald trump still needs a lot of delicates 1,215 to get the nomination. tonight alone 865 on the ballot. he could get close. this is today super tuesday the single biggest day of voting we're going to have until election day itself. some of the biggest prizes on the map, california, texas aupl the way up to maine and massachusetts. this is an opportunity for someone to really lock down the

lead. here's the problem for nikki haley. there are huge parts of the country where she hasn't picked up any delegates. california is off the map, for all intents and purposes. donald trump will win all of those delegates. same thing through the deep south. instead she is focusing on utah, new england, vermont, maybe massachusetts where trump is unpopular. >> that is all but a certainty. i know you have a busy day ahead of you. we'll have live coverage of super tuesday tonight on abc news live and on the network with david muir and the power house political team at 10 p.m. eastern. michael? now the explosion overnight outside of detroit that sent debris flying a mile away. crews are battling the industrial fire. alex perez join us with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, michael. explosions from this fire could be heard for miles. firefighters working through the night to put out those flames. overnight mayhem in michigan after this massive fire erupted at an industrial building in the

far suburbs of detroit. explosion after explosion sending debris flying up to a mile away, injuring at least one firefighter and a bystander. one person killed by fallen debris, a tanster. the fire starting at a business, a supply company known to stock combustible material, according to local authorities. >> there was fire everywhere. once we got that close we kept hearing more loud booms and more debris flying everywhere. it was crazy. i have never seen anything like that before. >> reporter: dramatic video capturing those thunderous booms. plumes of smoke billowing into the night sky turned orange. residents feeling the powerful impact for miles and miles. >> i live six miles from here. the explosions that were shaking my house and sounded like a lot

of loud rumbling. >> reporter: first responders scrambling to the scene around 9 p.m., battling the blaze for hours. local police urging residents to stay away, saying, quote, we cannot stress enough the danger that is happening right now. please please please stay inside and out of the vicinity. firefighter worksing into the early morning hours to extinguish the flames and clear debris. the exact content of what went up in flames remain understand clear, as officials work to test air quality in the area. and firefighters were finally able to get that blaze under control at about 2 a.m. officials say that facility sells supplies to smoke shops and contained butane. an exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. george? >> okay, alex. thanks. another round of snow in the west on top of the ten feet that's already fallen in some places. faith abubey is in truckee, california. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. this homeowner telling me he's about ready for a break in the winter weather so this community can finish dig out. he's cleaned his vehicle twice in the last four days.

take a look at how much snow is still packed on top. this community is used to a lot of snow but take a look. it's gotten to the point where they're concerned about the structural integrity of their roof tops. here's why. there's so much snow from the ground to the top of the house, covering all the windows. there's several feet of snow on top of the roof, going all the way up to the chimney there. we've gotten more than 10 feet of snow since friday in some parts. wind gusts up wards of 190 miles per hour. crews have been on the roads, the interstates, clearing all of them. interstate 80 opening for the first time since friday. there are problems on the surface street, the community roads that are still dicey to travel on. officials are warning people once out and about, they should be cautious because we're expecting more snow as the system moves through. robin? >> faith, thank you and the crew

for being in those conditions. we appreciate it. we're going to bring in ginger with the track and typing of the storm, as well as the heavy rain that's headed for the eastern part of the country. >> as disruptive as that's been the snow did help. california went into february about half of where they should be for average. that's not great for reservoirs. now they're at 104% of average. in a month they doubled everything. that's great as far as water goes. speaking of water, we got a lot of it coming to the east coast and too much. lot of us have had too much rain. new orleans, part of this system that caused flash flooding there, will be making its way in rounds up the coast. so look for this both wednesday, then thursday. the heavy rain all the way through the weekend. that's why some places will end up with 2 to 5 inches. michael, rhode island for example, providence, about half foot above average for rain and way below for snow. going to be really wet. >> tough for everybody this weather, i tell ya. thank you very much, ginger. now to the wild fires burning in texas, as crews struggle to contain them. a new lawsuit alleges the power company is to blame for the biggest fire in state history. mireya villareal has the latest.

>> reporter: this morning the battle to contain the smokehouse creek wild fire rages on. these stunning satellite images released by maxar capturing the toll of the wild fires. photos showing the once vibrant landscape now blackened earth in texas. now the first lawsuit has been filed in the wake of the wild fires. a woman suing the power company excel energy and two other utility, saying a wooden pole that they failed to properly inspect snapped at its base, adding power utility lines hit the ground, igniting the fire. two of those companies responding to that lawsuit. excel energy saying there has been no official determination of cause or causes for the fires. while saying they are committed to fully cooperating with any local investigation into the cause of the fire. >> where is it coming from? >> it's coming from all over the

state. >> reporter: this bait shack in texas is now housing victims of the wild fires. authorities are estimating thousands of cattle have been killed as a result of the fire, potentially impacting the nation's beef supply. >> there is no grass on the ground for them to eat so hay is of dire importance. >> reporter: if you don't get the hay to the live stock, what happens here? >> the meat market dies. >> reporter: one of the hardest hit areas, it is a daily struggle to get water and gas to homes in some of these areas, even a week after the wild fires broke out. the good news is, we do know the conditions here should help cooperate. we should be getting cooler temperatures and definitely some rain later on this week so it should help. george? >> thank goodness for that. thank you very much. now the biden administration new crackdown on credit card fees. a new rule to limit how much banks can charge for late payments. rebecca jarvis has details. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. the average late fee on credit

cards is currently $32 but this rule will cap that at $8. it will save american families up to $10 billion a year. this comes at a time when credit card debt is at a record high. the federal reserve say americans owe more than $1 trillion on credit cards or an average of $6,000 a family. the average annual percentage rate is above 20%, making getting out of debt far more difficult. the banks and credit card companies are against this new rule. consumer bankers association says in a statement it will harm those consumers, not help them. this final rule will benefit a small minority of frequent late payers by off setting the cost of their late payment by increasing cost amongst the 74% of card holders that pay their bills on time. 45 million americans are currently paying their credit bills after the due date. the rule goes into effect in mid may, guys. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. now to jason kelce making it official, announcing his retirement from the nfl after 13

years. >> the beloved eagles star played his entire career in philadelphia. true to fashion, he delivered the news with all the emotion he brought to each game as one of the greatest nfl centers of all time. >> thank you, philadelphia. from the bottom of my heart. >> it's the day eagles fans never wanted to come. >> i'm retiring from the nfl after 13 seasons with the philadelphia eagles. i must admit, i am officially overrated, vastly overrated. it took a lot of hard work and determination getting here. >> one of the most beloved centers in nfl history, 36-year-old jason kelce, announcing his retirement, overcome with emotions before he could even begin. >> not a good start. there you go. >> tearfully reflecting on his future hall of fame career. >> the best way i can explain it

is what draws you to your favorite song, your favorite book. it's what it makes you feel. the seriousness of it, the intensity of it. stepping on the field was the most alive and free i had ever felt. >> jason thanking his coaches and teammates for the way they shaped him, and his family, for making him who he is. >> i'd like to think i got my toughness, aggression and lunch pail mentality from my father. and from my mother i learned the all too important lesson of never -- of never letting anyone tell you what you can't do. >> jason also singling out his younger brother, chiefs tight end, travis kelce. >> this is where it's going to go off the rails. there is no chance i'd be here without the bond travis and i share. it made me stronger, tougher, smarter and taught me the values of cooperation, loyalty,

patience and understanding. >> travis, wiping away tears. the two nfl super stars each other's biggest fan, even when coming face to face in the 2023 super bowl. he's father to three girls with his personal mvp, wife kylie. >> i still remember the moment she walked through the door. the first instance is burned in my retina. it was like she glided through the opening, an aura around her. then she started talking and i thought, man, is this what love feels like? >> jason remaining thankful for his time with the eagles. >> thank you for letting me represent this city and allowing me into your homes every sunday. it has truly been a privilege. >> from the heart. >> from the heart.

what a story. it's not the last we're going to see of jason. >> oh, yeah. >> he's too entertaining, too funny, too everything not to see every week covering sports. >> she has so much personality. >> you know this. how hard is it to step away? >> it's tough. your whole identity and everything that you've done, all your friends, relationships are in that locker room. it's scary to know you'll be out there without that every day routine of being around the guys. when i retired, i smiled. i was happy. i'll be honest with you. >> do you think there's any chance he goes back? >> no. nah. i think he aos done. he deserves to be. what an incredible career. >> you got new teammates now. >> i do. i'm very happy here. i'll cry when i retire from here one day. we'll see. >> not happening any time soon. not gonna let that. >> all right, everybody. coming up princess kate spotted in public for the first time since her surgery. we have the new images and reaction this morning. >> plus why cookie monster is speaking out against shrink-flation. how capitol hill is responding.

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hitting the royal family, including king charles cancer diagnosis, the world began questioning kate's condition with wild theories popping up online. >> they decided to keep their by private. as a result some of the online world is in a frenzy, coming up with all sorts of conspiracy theories and claims about her health. >> reporter: concerns continued to mount after the prince pulled out of an engagement last week, citing a personal matter. the palace brushing off concerns at the time, telling abc news in a statement, quote, kensington palace made it clear in january the timeline of the princess' recovery. we said we'd only be providing significant updates. that guidance stands. royal watchers breathing a sigh of relief for the mother of three thanks in part to this brief glimpse of the princess. >> as the palace decided not to put things out, no photographs, the currency for getting a photograph went up. it meant it was worth the

paparazzi to, in a way, do things they're not supposed to do, which is pursuit, to follow the princess. >> reporter: with kate and the king both out of action, it has been a challenging time for the royals. while the king undergoes cancer treatment, queen camilla has been stepping up for her husband. representing him at events. the 76-year-old also bowing out of the public eye this week, taking a break. >> she needs a holiday. she likes to be paced when she is carrying out public engagements. >> reporter: that leaves prince william holding the royal fort, making two appearances last week. but he did not respond to questions about his wife's health. the prince fiercely protective of her privacy. just this morning the ministry of defense announcing an engagement for princess kate. that appearance is not until june. kensington palace has yet to confirm it. the palace is sticking to its original timeline for kate's recovery.

if that's the case, we hope to see her back in public around easter. we sure do. >> hope she's doing okay. >> hope she's resting up and getting better. all right. thank you, lara. now the economy and the outcry over shrink-flation with one sesame street character speaking out over high grocery prices. trevor ault is here with details. good morning, trevor. >> we are hearing from one of the great economic minds of our time, the cookie monster who is venting about paying more for less. actually now some politicians are weighing in too. we know that cookies are shrinking. is it corporate greed or bad policy? this morning the cookie monster has had enough. >> chocolate chip cookie important to me. >> his beef with shrink-flation is getting attention on capitol hill after he posted, quote, me hate shrink-flation. me cookies are getting smaller. senator sherrod brown responded me, too, cookie monster. people in ohio are fed up. they should get all the cookie they pay for. >> yum, mmm.

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>> lot of people have their parties at home and they get all glammed up. also ahead the first over the counter birth control pill is about to become available. we'll tell you what you need to know including if it will be covered by insurance. >> first a look at the top stories breaking at 8. starting with super tuesday. voters heading to the polls with contests in 15 states. donald trump effectively the nominee already. he's set to shut out nikki haley. rachel scott is tracking it all from mar-a-lago. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: good morning, george. voters are heading to the polls in 15 states this morning. all the momentum is behind donald trump on this super tuesday. he is holding double digit leads in most of the states that are voting today. so the former president is hoping for a clean sweep to lock up this republican primary and knock nikki haley out of the race. one of the states voting today is colorado. you may remember there was a push there to try to get donald trump off of the ballot because of his actions on january 6th. well, just hours to spare, the

u.s. supreme court weighing in in a rare unanimous decision, making it clear that states cannot kick candidates off of the ballots. so those votes for donald trump in colorado will count today. while the former president and nikki haley did blitz through many super tuesday state, neither candidate has any campaign events scheduled for today. nikki haley has vowed to stay in the race until super tuesday but has not outlined what her plans are beyond that. even if she does pull an upset in one or two states today, she's showing no signs of being able to stop donald trump. michael? now the storms across the country with heavy rain headed for the east, thunderstorms in the south and up to two feet of snow expected in the west. ginger is tracking all of this weather that's going on out there. all over the map. >> lot of storylines. that's for sure. we'll start in the east. that's where we see rounds of rain for the next week. going to be a super soaker of the week. take a place like philadelphia is about to get a lot of rain, already coming off the fifth wettest winter on record. so lot of us are already saturated.

when you add 3 to 5 inch, you're going to have problems. there's some today, some tomorrow, thursday and through the weekend. speaking of super soaked, louisiana with the flash flooding there. parts of that moisture is headed east. that's where another bulls eye, 3 to 6 inches from mississippi, central alabama into western georgia. we're watching that, with the potential for severe storms. here's that last part. what's a couple extra inches once you've had ten feet? sierra nevada just a few. if you up along the oregon state line, that's where they'll have one to two, all the way into wyoming and colorado. >> lot happening out there. thanks. now the first birth control pill that will be available at major pharmacies without a prescription. we have what you need to know and when it will hit shelves. good morning, erielle. >> good morning, robin. the move to make this medication available over the counter has been hailed a possible game changer expanding access to birth control because women will be able to get it without seeing their doctor or having a prescription.

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good morning again. >> nice to see you again, michael. here's one thing about buying a home. men are usually starting sooner than women and reaping the benefits faster. now a couple of real estate agents in texas are trying to change that. >> to wait until you have a spouse. >> reporter: this morning the texas realtors hoping to change the face of home buying. >> we started pretty young. >> i think after living with five roommates i was kind of like, why couldn't i buy a house? >> reporter: christina and stephanie are co-founders of open house austin. the women met in their early 20s, becoming instant friends after struggling to and then successfully buying their first home. today men are more likely to get a head start in buying a home and reap bigger benefits than women. researchers find that women pay more for homes and make less when selling their property. >> men are profiting more. for women looking to enter the market, they need to make sure

they negotiate as well as just buying a home. they need to know that they have power. they have a place at the table. >> reporter: securing that place at the table is exactly what christina and stephanie are working to do. >> community is one of the most important parts of this process. every buyer that comes tows says, i know nothing about buying a house. so we are like, we didn't either. >> reporter: their biggest tips? first up, offset that monthly mortgage by renting out part of your home. >> you can make a difference with having a little more affordable rent. >> reporter: second, if you're single, you don't have to buy it alone. >> get into a partnership with someone. a friend. >> reporter: finally, go for the fixer upper. >> everybody wants that beautiful home right now. so we're trying to get people to change that pattern in their brain and say, okay. i can buy this starter home, essentially, and make this into a tool to help me become more free. >> reporter: which is exactly what 27-year-old alyssia parker

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ask before putting their savings down on a down payment? >> this is likely going to be the biggest purchase of your life. the biggest thing you'll do with your money. you want to make sure do i have at least six months of emergency savings to cover my life. mortgage, utility, groceries? you want to be realistic about what you are able to spend monthly on a mortgage, especially if you have student loans. and how long am i willing to own this home? it should be at least five years. i love the conversation we were just having here. you bought your first home. >> i was late 20s. >> you, too, robin. it can be something that really works if you think through the economics of it. >> it just made sense compared to renting. that's something for people to think about. >> and the fixer upper. i know you're on call for that. >> i am there for them. >> you told us yesterday, a family home. you can do that as well. >> think about that. get in on it as a group. >> thanks, rebecca. we got our try before you buy series oscars edition.

becky is back, getting glammed up for the big show. she's checking out hair extensions. becky, looking good. good morning again. >> robin, every once in awhile i come across something totally foreign and it's a complete mystery to me. hair ex-en the shuns were one of these things. in this shopable segment, i went long to learn about extensions. all those long tresses flowing down the red carpet. how does one lock in those locks? >> hair extensions are enhancements of what you already have. so if you want fullness, you want length, that's what it's for. >> reporter: we have two abc staffer, abby and stephanie, who are red carpet regulars, willing to give home hair extend shawns try. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: all three of us buy extensions off amazon. i start with a zoom tutorial from our beloved gma hair

stylist merilyn mitchell. >> pop them in, pop them out. >> she said there's two types of hair. synthetic, which is presometimed. if you heat it like this, it just goes straight. but then there's human hair which is more expensive. >> you can wash it. you can blow dry it. you can curl it. >> first, we try the halo which is a partial wig. this one cost $9.99 and is made with synthetic hair. oh my gosh. wow. >> the halo string is pulling it forward. it doesn't feel like 100% locked in. stephanie was impressed. >> i gotta say this is a ten out of ten. >> but fell her hair didn't blend and got too tangled. >> this is what i can't have on a red carpet. >> abby had some trouble at first. >> something's not working. >> so she called in her hair stylist sister for assistance. after a full day? >> they stayed in really well. >> the second option clip in pieces. this set is human hair and cost

$99. merilyn tells me to section off my hair. back comb. >> take your two fingers. snap. >> i pull the extension tight to my head and snap snap snap. i feel like a disney princess. can you see any combs or anything? >> nope, nope. you did good. >> abby attempts the clip in extension. >> i don't know where i should be clipping everything in. >> once again calls in her sister. >> this does feel more secure. >> she wears them all day. >> i had so much fun flipping my hair around. i do feel them slipping a little bit. they have been on for seven hours. >> stephanie loves the texture. >> this is go silky and soft. >> she said some of the clips are tough to secure. >> i don't want it falling out on the street. that's not cute. >> to style her hair, she sleeps in heatless curlers. in the morning, voila.

>> i love the fullness. too cute. >> both of our l.a. staffers ready to rock the clip ins. >> all of a sudden i have got hair. i love these extensions. i definitely want to wear them again. >> huge thanks to abby and steph for trying these out with us. they are so much fun. you can try these synthetic extensions for less than $10. it's a great way to experiment. and you can buy two or three different colors to see which one matches your hair best. pro tip from merilyn, if you're going for fullness not length, take them to your stylist. have her show you how to put them in and then trim them to match your hair. robin, these are so much fun. >> looks great. you don't have to break the bank to do it. all right, becky. thank you very much. >> indeed. >> lot of people are having oscar parties sunday. >> oh, yeah. >> y'all are going to have a

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>> can't wait for that. but right now some dinner ideas. if you're looking for a good one, we have three of the best cooks in the business this morning. top chef judges tom colicchio, gail simmons and kristen kish are all with us with everything from appetizers to entrees to deserts. >> there's a little twist. today happens to be national cheese doodle day. i didn't know it was a thing but it is. national cheese doodle day. we challenged them to get a cheesey crunch into every course. >> yes. >> in another twist we're going to start with kristen. we're going to start with dessert. >> i love that. >> okay. this is an ice cream sundae with cheese doodles. how are you doing that? >> think of caramel corn and cheddar popcorn in the same bag. very much in michigan and chicago there's a place there. right? so i was like why don't we just do that all in one bite.

you make a caramel, brown sugar, corn syrup, butter. you boil that altogether. and then we're going to add baking powder. the baking powder -- baking soda rather, lightens it up. aerates it a little bit. when you stir it all in there, right? in a perfect world this would be liquid. let's pretend it is. it's not. so we go like that. >> pour it on top. >> mix it all together, throw it in the oven for about 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes. wow. >> it will help solidify the caramel. then because ice cream sundae needs peanuts, chocolate, little sea salt. >> oh wow. i love the mix of the flavors. >> what do you got? >> this is whipped cream with vanilla pudding. that's a constant. >> little pudding mixed in. >> not enough sugar in there. >> pop it with the cheese doodles and you have an ice cream sundae. >> bam. that's what we've got. kristen, this is your first season hosting the show. >> it is. [ applause ] >> you won season 2.

what's it like being on this side of it now? >> so much better. [ laughter ] i forgot what it feels like to have to cook in front of people so i'm a little nervous. it's much better. i love sitting next to them and spending the days with tom and gail. >> i love it. you are a great mix. as is my entree. >> what you got? >> gail is going to give us our entree. a twist on chicken milanese. my favorite. >> it is a staple in my house. i love it. i serve it with big crunchy salad. why not? usually milanese has parmesan in it. i just used cheese doodles instead. i have chicken cutlets that i pounded really thin. also going to put salt in the flour. you want to season everything. you're going to flip it around. i'm going to whisk and salt my eggs. just basically very standard mix. >> okay.

>> whip these. get the egg in there. do it do it do it. hold on. wait wait for it. >> patience. >> i have got some chilis. >> you tell that to the control room! [ laughter ] >> there you go. you're right. >> i say it with love. >> lemon zest, chili, panko bread crumb, cheese doodles. there you go. >> lemon zest nice addition. >> makes it fresh, bright. >> look at that. >> what you hope is a sizzling pan. >> your pan is not quite sizzling. >> leave that. it comes out brown and crispy and cheesey. i have got a salad with some parsley. >> can i just ask you a question? when you're doing the milanese, how long do you want it in the pan? >> pound it thin. the chicken will cook quickly. one minute on each side. >> two minutes on each side.

>> okay, two. you want the chicken to be cooked all the way through. >> yes. i have a radicchio salad with lemon juice. >> you added apples. >> i added apples and celery. i pile it on top. just to enforce that cheesiness a little bit of -- beautiful shaved parmesan on top. >> nicely done. >> wow. >> you nailed it. >> perfect to have cheese doodles. the new season, tom, was filmed in wisconsin. >> the cheese capital of the world. >> what kind of challenges are they going to face this year? >> there will be some cheese. there will be cheese. [ laughter ] there won't be cheese heads but there will be cheese. we did a cheese fest. it's cool. >> you have burrata and tomato. >> yeah. so, tomato, in the off season -- people love tomato, so in the off season not so good fresh. so we roasted them with some olive oil. just take garlic. just throw it in there. don't even have to peel it. salt and pepper. this goes in the oven.

>> for how long? >> anywhere between -- depending on the water content, anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours. >> really? >> you will see as this starts to roast, the liquid will come out. you pour it off. this will roast and get dried out. not dry where it's crispy, but dry. okay. and then we do a salsa verde. parsley, shallots, caper, garlic. this is also acid. if you do this in advance, don't add vinegar because it will turn it brown. okay. you want to add that at the last second. in this case we'll do it last second. the other thing we put the top on but take this guy off. turn it on. there we go. come on. >> there you go. >> trust me. everybody is like, come on, you can do it!

we get the idea. >> it will come out like that. we just put a piece of burrata over the top. >> the crunch? >> i moved a little away from the puff and made my own. parmesan. spread it out, put it in the oven five or ten minutes, depending on your oven, to get crispy over the top. >> so easy and good to make. >> little salsa verde around it. >> that looks delicious. >> they make it look so easy. >> you make it look so easy, it's not even fair. >> all of these dishes look fantastic. a new season we cannot wait for. wisconsin, here we come. all right. thank you guys for coming. if you want these cheesey recipes go to good morning america.com. new season of "top chef" premieres march 27th on bravo. coming up the gma book club selection for march. we'll hear from the author.

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welcome back, everybody. raining in new york, times square. it is time to reveal our gma book club pick slt welcome back, everybody. raining in new york, times square. it is time to reveal our gma book club pick for march. we're not lying when we say we think you're gonna read it in one sitting. eva pilgrim has details. good morning, eva. >> it is so good. so good even stephen king called

this book, quote, a world class who dunnit. we recommend clearing your schedule. once you start reading, you're not going to be able to stop. let's see what it is. it's "listen for the lies" by new york times best selling author amy tintera. i got to talk with her about this one of a kind thriller. take a look. when lucy chase is found wandering the streets covered in her best friend's blood, everyone in her small texas town believes she was behind her murder. only problem, lucy can't remember what happened that night. that's the back drop for auer this amy tintera's latest novel "listen for the lies" a thriller about a true crime podcaster who was determined to crack the unsolved case. >> lucy left her home town five years ago and has been living in l.a. since, sort of avoiding thinking about what happened. she can't remember what happened. that is a true crime podcaster

who decided he's going to solve it because he already solved one big case on his true crime podcast. so we are listening to the podcast as he puts it on. >> a huge part of this story line is that obsession with true crime. what made you want to tap into that? >> i listened to serial years ago with everyone else. i loved it. i listened to it on a road trip. i binged the whole thing. it seemed like a really interesting way to get background about a story. if you put that into a book, what an exciting way to hear about what happened. >> amy says the idea for the novel started during the trials of amanda knox, who was accused of killing her friend and then later exonerated. >> i was really struck at the time how no one seemed to believe her, that she and meredith were friends. the reaction was, no, you weren't, you're lying, you were jealous of her.

that made me realize that is often the portrayal we have seen of women's friendships in the media, jealous and catty. i have always had very close friendships with other women, so i thought that would be a really interesting idea to explore in fiction. >> it is a murder mystery, but there are moments of funny in it. why did you think it was important to weave that through the seriousness of the topic? >> i personally can't really write a book without being funny. i need to make jokes in serious situations. maybe it's my coping mechanism. writing a murder mystery felt natural to me. it is funny when you think about it. terrible situations but then we're listening to these very dramatic portrayals of them. i have got to make some jokes about it. >> amy, artfully walking that dark comedy tight rope as readers hunt for clues and listen for the lies. >> even though there are serious issues like domestic violence, i really wanted it to be a page turner.

lot of my writing process is about that. trying to make sure i keep you in your chair just flipping the pages. >> we do find out who did it. it's not who you expect it to be. i will tell you that. "listen for the lies" is available now. you can get it on our website and keep reading with us on gma book club. >> i'm hooked. >> i'll take one of those copies. >> i have a long flight today. i'm ready. >> thank you so much for that, eva. now ginger with a gma exclusive announcement. >> you can't wait for this one, michael. >> anybody with a toddler can't wait. right now we can reveal miss rachel the children's you tube singer, entertainer and educator is gearing up to release her first ever children's book. we've got a special message just for her. check it out. >> good morning america. i'm so excited to announce my first picture book. miss rachel and the special surprise.

it's available september 24th. but you can preorder a copy now wherever books are sold. like our show, it encourages speech an learning through play, music and research based techniques. i can't wait to share this story with you and your wonderful little ones. >> miss rachel and the special surprise is just the beginning. miss rachel is teaming up with random house to write multiple books with the book hitting shelves everywhere this september. i have a long flight. that's what i'll read. let's get a check now closer to home. >> coming up, our good friend dan harris is back, baby! celebrating the tenth anniversary of his best seller.

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everybody here is so everybody here is so happy because our friend and former colleague dan harris is with us. he has brought the practices of meditation and self-compassion to millions. now his book "10% happier" celebrating its tenth anniversary with a special edition which, by the way, is out this morning. congratulations. >> thanks for having me on. [ applause ] >> great to see you. >> it's great to be here. the panic attack was right there. >> that's what you were talking about. >> i have not shut up about it for ten years. [ laughter ] >> you went -- i don't want to say this is the best thing that happened to you but it was transformative. >> your friend robin roberts said make your mess your message. and so for me having a panic

attack right here on this show, it felt like the world was ending. actually it turned out to be a huge gift. my wife and i were taking a trip right after the book came out and we landed in miami and were settling in at the beach. she turned to me and said, look how far you being an idiot got us. [ laughter ] >> very loving. she's off camera saying, i did say that. what would you say is the biggest thing you learned in this journey the past ten years? >> i think that we all -- i know we all have, and i'm sure this will sound familiar to everybody. we all have a voice in our head, a voice that chases us out of bed in the morning, that's yammering to us all day long. judging people, comparing ourselves to other people. this nonstop talk, if we broadcast alive, you'd be locked up. it is happening whether you are aware of it or not. what meditation can do is give you the self-awareness so that you can respond wisely instead of reacting bluntly.

instead of being yanked all over the place by these voices in your head. >> genius. >> i have been doing the math. 10% happy over ten years. are you 100% happier now? [ laughter ] >> i am happier. i do think though that, like a good investment, it compounds annually. these are skills. happiness is not a factory setting. a set of skills that you can develop. that is radically good news. so you can get way happier, way more than 10%. >> what can we expect for this, the anniversary of 10% happier? >> i rewrote the introduction because i wanted to talk about what i have seen change over the last ten years. at the end of the book i included guided meditation. if you want to get it for free i have a website dan harris.com where you can get some guided meditations and a quiz that will help you figure out, what's the meditation style for me? how long should i be doing this? and then i will, for better or worse, i will be the guy teaching you how to meditate.

>> thank you, because you taught now my husband and silenced his inner voices at night. he was a terrible sleeper and that has completely changed. that's what i want to share. i'm, as we know, very high energy. if i can meditate, i feel like anybody can meditate. [ laughter ] we're calm, we're soothing. dan, really, you've unlocked this gift in a way that's very approachable. i do feel like scary. the word meditation sounds far away. you make it very tangible. >> thank you. i appreciate that. i think the most important thing to say to people worried about it is, i think the primary worry people have is, i could never do this. my mind is too busy. the reason why people think this is because we've been sold the idea that meditation involves clearing your mind. that's impossible unless you're enlightened. or you have died. the whole goal of meditation is just to focus on one thing at a time, usually your breath.

every time you get distracted, start again. that seeing of the distraction, of how loud the mind is, is proof that you're doing it okay. the whole goal is not to reach some special state, it's to become familiar with the inner chaos so that it doesn't own you. that is a game changer. >> you talk about your panic attack. lot of people have anxiety. >> yeah. >> there's something you say we can do, pretty easy, just for some quick relief. >> one thing i will say, anxiety is at record level. we have never seen it like this. there are a bunch of causes for this that i can go into if we had more time. we are in an extremely anxious moment. one thing you can do, this is the type of thing your mom might have told you growing up. but it is backed by science. take a series of deep breaths. what you are doing is resetting the nervous system. it's a very powerful thing that can help you get off the anxiety train.

one other thing you can do is talk to yourself the way you would talk to a good friend. this has been researched and it feels a little forced and cheesey. but if you can talk to yourself the way you can talk to a good friend, you are less likely to feel anxious. >> so true. you had one other thing you said that i say all the time. ask your 80-year-old self when you don't want to work out. ask your 80-year-old self. your 80-year-old self would say, i wish i could go out and take a walk. i think your social media's great. we are so proud of you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. [ applause ] >> my twin is back. my twin is back. >> danny de vito and arnold schwarzenegger. that's the twins. >> that's what we are talking about. hey, guys. tenth anniversary edition of "10% happier" is available now. highly recommend it. we'll be right back.

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