e'soingobct a cylinder many times and then he'll win all the games. >> we hope so. >> larry beil is proud good morning, america. that major winter wallop hitting right now. back-to-back storms slam the west, now moving east, bringing heavy rain and feet of snow. schools canceled. airlines bracing for the worst and an arctic blast on the way. ginger has the very latest. breaking overnight. the new report claiming president trump directed his former fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress about a trump tower deal in moscow and that the special counsel has interviews, messages, and e-mail evidence to prove it. all this as the shutdown showdown gets personal. president trump hitting back at speaker nancy pelosi, canceling her trip overseas on a government plane after she threatened to postpone his state of the union.

breaking new details in that royal scare. prince philip's suv flipped over while he was behind the wheel. what we're now learning about the women and baby he hit and what the man who saved the prince is now saying about the rescue. cruise ship shocker, the 27-year-old seen in this video jumping from the 11th floor deck, now speaking out as the cruise line bans him for life. ♪ and exclusive new images of the shark and the swimmers. the moment this massive great white, deep blue, sneaks up on them and what really may be behind her massive size. ♪ good morning, america. happy friday to everybody. i thought we would play that song "baby shark" but that's not a baby shark, that's a massive shark, wow. what a great, great image we

have there. and we're happy. we have cecilia here this morning. >> i'm glad to be here. it is a really busy friday morning, especially in washington. >> coming from your daily beat at the white house. this break suggesting president trump may have instructed his former attorney michael cohen to lie to congress about that trump tower in moscow. we're going to dig into it in just a little bit. >> the president's attorney speaking out about that. we'll hear more on that soon. >> yes, we are. right now we're going to go to weather and winter storms heading right for the east coast and heading here right now, a winter one-two punch. we're going to go right to ginger who will start us off in times square. good morning, ginger. >> yeah, michael. we have had that snizzel here in new york city. all of you waking up, it's still snowing in the sierra. had already four feet. some places will end up with six feet. you go lower in elevation, like reno, nevada, it only took an inch or inch and a half to sub

merge cars. up to 10 inches of rain throughout southern california and central and northern california. that 10 inches will be repeated in a new storm. a little farther north. here's where to look for the next atmospheric river to pour. southwest oregon. extreme northwest california. more snow into the rockies. and then just the warn you all, if you're traveling to the east coast anytime saturday night through sunday. even monday. there will be impacts. philadelphia's airport this morning giving you a taste of what to come. wind chills around 20 below next week. cecilia? >> it is going to be brutal, ginger, thank you. the storms, as you said, are bringing the first nor'easter of the year and cities are getting ready to mobilize. and abc's whit johnson has a look at how they're preparing down there -- up there i should say. good morning, whit. >> reporter: cecilia, good morn you.

bo, sangetoajor snowstorms. and so they are doing everything they can to keep people safe and the roads clear. take a look at all of this salt. mountains of it that they've got ready to go. again, we talked about those slick, icy roads being a concern. they lay this down on the roads before the snowflakes start to fall to reduce the risk and the danger to the people driving on it. just in this pile 300,000 tons of salt they have here in boston. they've got 150 trucks ready to deploy and distribute this salt to the areas that need it most. and we just got new information that they're bringing in another 45,000 tons of salt by monday. they actually haul it in by boat from egypt. so all of that ready to go. but it's not just boston. it's also the entire northeast. let's take a look at our new york city road cam. right now a bit of a wintery mix. ginger was talking about the dusting of snow in some places. there, slick roads here.

that is a major concern as the temperatures go up and below freezing. those roads icing over. but the big one coming overnight saturday into sunday. in boston here, they are preparing for up to a foot of snow in some places, so this salt really going to come in handy. again, sunday seems like it's not a busy day, here it is because the new england patriots are taking on the kansas city chiefs in the afc championship game. the game in kansas city but they're expecting a lot of people to be out and about on the roads here. guys, back to you. >> it looks like he's on a mountain. >> see that boston snow mountain every year, every winter. we move to the breaking news overnight. a new report in buzzfeed claiming president trump directed his former fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress about negotiations for a trump tower in moscow. the report adds that special counsel robert mueller has evidence to back that up. congressional democrats calling for an immediate investigation declaring that trump must be impeached if the story is true. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning.

some democrats on capitol hill are jumping on this report and calling for an immediate congressional investigation and some potential presidential candidates are now using the "i" word, impeachment. this morning, an explosive new report from buzzfeed news claiming president trump directed his former attorney, michael cohen, to lie to congress about negotiations with russia to build a trump tower in moscow, citing two law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter, the article claims that after the election, the president instructed cohen to say that negotiations over the building project ended months earlier than it actually did. in an attempt to, quote, obscure trump's involvement. abc news has not corroborated buzzfeed's account. and overnight, the president's current lawyer, rudy giuliani, told several media outlets, if you believe cohen, i can get you a great deal on the brooklyn bridge.

the buzzfeed report also claims special counsel robert mueller learned about the president's alleged directive to lie not just from cohen but from interviews with witnesses from the trump organization, internal company e-mails, and text messages. during the campaign president trump claimed he had no business ties with russia. >> i don't deal there. i have no businesses -- i have no loans from russia. >> reporter: but late last year the president admitted op twitter he lightly looked at doing a building in moscow. cohen made clear to george stephanopoulos that his actions were directed by president trump himself. >> he's saying very clearly that he never directed you to do anything wrong. is that true? >> i don't think there's anybody that believes that. first of all, nothing at the trump organization was ever done unless it was run through mr. trump. >> reporter: the issue of obstruction specifically addressed during william barr's confirmation hearing for attorney general. >> in your memo you talked about the comey decision and you talk about obstruction of justice and you already went over that, which i appreciate. you wrote on page one that a president persuading a person to commit perjury would be obstruction, is that right?

>> yes. >> reporter: now responding to the new buzzfeed report, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, democrat adam schiff, called the allegations among the most serious to date, vowing to do what's necessary to find out if it's true. we have no comment from cohen so far. and his attorneys last night also did not comment on what could be a major development. a significant part of any mueller report. george? >> pierre, thanks. let's bring in our chief legal analyst, dan abrams, for more on this. so let's begin with the basics. if the heart of the story is true, that in a phone call or face-to-face meeting president trump says to michael cohen, go lie to congress. >> yeah, now it's easy, right? up to this point we talked about where is the line for obstruction of justice? it's not enough, for example, some people say to fire james comey. what would be witness tampering? this is easy. if he told michael cohen to lie to congress, no one would suggest that's not obstruction of justice or witness tampering and that would be a crime.

>> it was the first impeachment order against richard nixon. we know from what mueller told -- said during cohen's sentencing that he provided relevant and useful information. he described the circumstances preparing this false testimony to the congress. what if he did something more subtle than the president saying, go lie. what if all the lawyers are talking and sharing information and sharing stories they know are not true and saying we have to be consistent, basically knowing that michael cohen is going to lie but not directing it? >> first of all i'll hope all the lawyers together aren't gathering and sort of talking together about how to lie. >> they did have a joint defense. >> they did, they did, but a joint defense agreement is different than saying all the lawyers are getting together and saying we have to work on how to deal with this lie. so, but assuming it's a little grayer, assuming that it's unclear and that maybe there's an understanding and that there's no directive, that makes it a lot harder to prove because you need -- that's one of the most important points from this

article is this idea that there are e-mails to back it up. that there were interviews with numerous witnesses. so you want to, as much as possible investigating this, take it out of michael cohen's hands and put it in the hands of others. >> then finally in the article it does describe activity all during the campaign. ten meetings with the president over the trump tower in moscow suggesting it's going to bring in $300 million. he needs russian help for it. he's lying about it at a time that russia is helping his campaign. >> and that no question will be part of the essence of mueller's investigation. because this is the most important point, when the russians are hacking, the question is was anyone from the trump campaign in any way assisting in that? meaning you don't have to actually be assisting in the hacking it. it could be the coordination, it could be the distribution, whatever the case may be but if they're coordinating, colluding is the word that everyone is talking about with the russians, in some way, shape or form at that time, that is potentially

perilous. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. staying in washington, today marks day 28 of the government shutdown with talks at a complete standstill. it is now a war of retaliation between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi after she suggested he postpone the state of the union. he abruptly canceled her trip to afghanistan on a military plane. chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has more from washington. jon, this morning one newspaper headline says washington is a sandbox where the adults need a timeout. >> reporter: cecilia, if we haven't already reached it, now we have reached the point of absurdity with this government shutdown. the president waited until democratic lawmakers had already boarded the bus to leave capitol hill before calling off their trip. this, of course, coming after nancy pelosi made the extraordinary step of calling for the president to postpone or perhaps not even give at all his state of the union address, an address that is scheduled for a week from tuesday. in a measure of the frustration

here, lindsey graham, republican senator and perhaps the president's closest ally in the senate, said both sides deserve blame. he said one sophomoric response does not deserve another. speaker pelosi's threat to cancel the state of the union is very irresponsible and blatantly political. president trump denying speaker pelosi military travel to visit troops in afghanistan and our allies in egypt and nato is also inappropriate. meanwhile, there is absolutely no negotiating going on. the president is not budging and democrats are saying they won't even talk about his central demand for a wall until he re-opens the government, openly comparing him to a young child. as one democratic senator put it, you don't hand them that cookie or candy when they are screaming because then you are going to be doing that until they are 18 years old. cecilia. >> neither side is at the table at this point. what are you hearing from your sources at the white house? is the state of the union going to happen on the 29th? is that possible?

>> reporter: well, you talk to democrats on the hill, they say, no, way, it's not going to happen. they haven't even responded to nancy pelosi on that here and they are proceeding as if it were going to happen but i would not count on it, cecilia. >> all right, jon, thank you. michael. at the center of the shutdown is the battle over the border. and this morning, there's a new government report that says thousands more children were possibly separated from their parents by immigration authorities than were previously thought. the report saying the total number is, quote, unknown because of poor communication between federal agencies. our chief national correspondent matt gutman has more at the border in yuma, arizona. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, michael. that report also says that children were separated from their parents even before it became official policy. that as we have learned that the single biggest group of asylum seekers tunnelled into this area. nearly 400 people scooted across

before being detected by border patrol. this morning, that exclusive new video, the biggest group of asylum seeking families ever to cross into the u.s. and all 376 mostly central americans crawled through tunnels beneath this wall on monday. and they were only detected by authorities once they squeezed through seven holes dug by smugglers. and then they waited for the border patrol to pick them up. yuma, arizona, sector chief anthony provaznik took us there. >> there's 176 kids in that group of 376. so quite a few kids in there, and a lot of little kids. >> reporter: while the total number of unauthorized crossings has plummeted, the numbers of parents with children quadrupled over two years ago. >> number one challenge we have here in the huma sector is humanitarian -- the humanitarian problem. as i mentioned, 87% of the apprehensions here are family

units and unaccompanied alien children. >> reporter: and in a couple of hours we were with the sector chief, more asylum seekers. in this video you can see them scamper into the u.s. and file in line to wait for the border patrol. to get people across, smugglers have burroed underneath the wall. they've cut through it. pulled it down in parts. what border patrol needs is a barrier system. that includes sensors and camera systems. >> thank you, matt. hope they reunite those families. >> certainly do. let's head overseas for the latest on prince philip. queen elizabeth's 97-year-old husband is recovering this morning after his suv collided with another car flipping on its side. we're now hearing from the hero who stopped to help rescue him. abc's james longman is at buckingham palace with all the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yeah, a real shock for the royal family. the queen's husband, prince philip, pulled from the wreck of his car after a crash flipping it on a busy main road near a rural country estate. the passer-by who rescued him telling his story this morning.

a near miss for prince philip in a car accident moments after pulling out of a driveway not far from the queen's sandringham estate. >> there was quite a bit of debris on the road. we all had to move into the center of the road and go past slowly. saw a range rover on it side and the car in the hedge. six or eight ordinary cars around parked around with people helping. >> reporter: witnesses say the 97-year-old was conscious but shocked and shaken after he was dragged out of the driver's side of his land rover which rolled after this collision with a kia carrying two women and a 9-month-old baby. >> i saw the car rolling across the road tumbling across the 8149. >> reporter: roy was driving past when he spotted the crash and rushed to help free the queen's husband. >> it was an astonishing escape for everyone. it looked like it was extraordinary severe injuries but fortunately the injuries were very light. >> reporter: he went on to describe the rescue. >> i told him to move one of his legs. and that freed room for the other leg. i put my hands under his arms

and helped ease him out. >> reporter: he initially told a british newspaper, i locked down and had the prince's blood on my hands. the duke taken back to sandringham for medical evaluation while the passengers in the car were treated at a nearby hospital and released. an incredibly lucky escape for all. it takes serious force to make a car flip particularly if it was reinforced. miraculous that a 9-month-old baby and a 97-year-old came out relatively lly unscathed. of course questions being raised about whether prince philip should have been behind the wheel of his car at all. >> a lot of questions there. okay, james, thank you. should we turn to a big victory on the court for a young american star, 17-year-old amanda anisimova, take a look at this. she's now the youngest player still left in the australian open. she scored a huge win overnight in the fourth round of the grand slam tournament. there she is celebrating. she said it was an amazing feeling and she couldn't believe it was happening. she won the junior u.s. open

title in 2017. and she will be back on the court tomorrow. >> 17. >> wow. >> what were you doing at 17? >> i was just going to say. not that. >> yeah, i was just figuring out how to tie my shoes. we're going to go back to ginger who has more on the snow that's coming this weekend. >> michael, you're so good at tieing your shoes though, that's a good thing. at least four feet of snow, can you imagine, in just one week? they're going to get more. they're getting more, mammoth lake, california. it won't be four feet, but more than a half foot for chicago and des moines tonight and through tomorrow. and it moves to the east coast and starts here tomorrow night through sunday.

coming up that shocking stunt. 27 years old, jumps 11 stories off a cruise ship. he did survive. now he's speaking out. but banned from cruises for life. >> yikes. as those winter storms barrel east causing accidents like this one, a new warning about worn tires. how to be on the lookout. arning about worn tires. how to be on the lookout. ...well, dad.

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coming up on "gma," hear from the man who jumped from the 11th deck of a cruise ship.

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directed his former fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress about negotiations for a trump tower deal in moscow. and that the special counsel may have interviews, and text messages, and e-mails to back that up. and if you're up late sunday night, look up. there's going to be a super blood wolf moon. it happens when there is a total lunar eclipse. the earth aligns to block the sun's light there the moon. it appears red and it also is going to look larger. that's why they call it super. >> the wolf makes you howl, that is, i guess. woo! now we'll move on to the guy who jumped 11 stories from a cruise ship balcony, a potentially deadly plunge. he survived and now royal caribbean is banning him and his pals from their cruise line for life. abc's paula faris is joining us now and, paula, he is lucky to be speaking out about the jump this morning. >> reporter: yeah, he certainly is. and he knows that. reaction to this stunt has been extremely critical. he admits he was not thinking clearly after a night of heavy drinking and knows that he shouldn't be alive after that

jump. [ bleep ] >> reporter: this morning, one of the most popular cruise lines in the world tells abc news it's exploring legal action after this jump off a balcony of one of its ships went viral. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: 27-year-old vancouver, washington, red resident nick naydev leapt from the 11th deck of royal caribbean's 238-foot tall "symphony of the seas" ship on friday while it was docked in the bahamas after a night of drinking with friends. >> i just thought it would be call to just jump off the ship. all my friends cheered me on and happened so quick and, you know, the next minute i was jumping off the ship. >> reporter: naydev, plucked from the water seconds later by a small boat he spotted nearby. he says he spoke to police and was not charged with a crime.

but royal caribbean taking a hard line following the potentially deadly jump. calling it stupid and reckless behavior, banning the group from ever sailing with them again and kicking his entire group of friends off the ship. medical experts say that falls from seven stories or higher have a 90% chance of ending in death. naydev luckily survived his jump from 11 decks up. >> six or seven hours after, i was in quite a bit of pain and took about three days for that pain to go away. >> reporter: he now says he hopes his story will caution others against making the same mistake he did. >> i realize how dangerous this is. the height is pretty high and at that height the water is -- i mean, it's almost like cement. i would never do this again. >> you just heard him say he'd never do this again. but he's also hoping he does not inspire anyone to do what he did. he said he didn't realize how high up he was until he jumped. but you could hear his friends all egging him on in the background. he said every friend was encouraging him to do it except one. >> that's when alcohol comes into play and not in the right way.

>> exactly. he said he wasn't thinking clearly. >> a very lucky man. >> very lucky to be alive. we move to that scandal that brought down a christian tv empire 30 years later. "20/20" has a look at m and tammy faye bakker. amy is here and you also looked at what jim bakker is doing now. >> that's right. he could have been in prison right now. he was sentenced to 45, and he only served 5. he is out and back in front of the cameras. ♪ i'm talking about ♪ end times, oh i've got powdered food ♪ >> reporter: it's the talk show that describes itself as a daily broadcast featuring prophetic and biblical revelations brought to light in today's world. but take a close look at the host. he may look very familiar. >> welcome to "the jim bakker show." >> reporter: it's jim bakker with closely cropped hair and a white beard, looking markedly different than his days as a

household name back in the '70s and '80s. bakker along with then wife tammy faye rose to fame with the praise the lord network. >> i'm asking you to start giving and jusorter: but the co suffered a very public downfall in the late '80s. jim caught in a sex scandal. >> all i could tell you is it certainly was not an affair, okay? me too movement it probably could have resulted in criminal charges. now, if you believe jim bakker's version of it, it was a consensual liaison. >> reporter: the bakkers lost control of their ptl empire, and allegations of fraudulent fund-raising led to a federal indictment for jim. >> jim bakker was found guilty on all 24 counts of wire and mail fraud and conspiracy. >> reporter: tammy filed for divorce before passing away in 2007. bakker appealed his sentence and was released from prison after serving just five years. now jim bakker's back on tv. >> if the power goes out we believe in being ready for

anything. ♪ i guess you'd say ♪ jim and lori help me be prepared today ♪ >> reporter: once again spreading his faith alongside wife lori. >> he's back on tv talking about salvation and jesus and selling a lot of stuff. >> now, actress kristin chenoweth who says she grew up watching the bakkers as did all of us on tv is now developing a musical based on tammy faye. that's something i'd go see. >> this was a big scandal and i remember this to a "t." >> remember the mascara? >> oh, yeah. >> and you can see a lot more on "20/20" tonight. it's called "unfaithfully yours." that's at 9:00 eastern. cecilia? >> looking forward to that one. coming up, the new warning about your tires as those winter storms move east. a simple way to tell if your car might be at risk. might be at risk.

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we are back with that new warning about your tires after scenes like this one, cars crashing in these winter storms that are now moving east. abc's gio benitez is here and, gio, driving on worn tires in wet conditions -- that is very dangerous. >> reporter: incredibly dangerous, cecilia. good morning. we know cars are loaded with safety features. they warn us about important things like low tire pressure. but one thing they may not tell you is when you have low tread tires. that's when they have smoothed out and lost their grip so "consumer reports" is out with an urgent warning about worn

tires. and we are with them for a test run. they're like scenes straight out of action movies. a hydroplaning accident caught on camera. and there's this near-crash on wet roads. experts say many times low tread tires are to blame. >> people aren't aware so much that as their tires are wearing they're also losing performance in certain areas, wet, snow, ice. >> reporter: to show how dangerous low tread tires can be we go to the "consumer reports" auto test track. our first demo, hydroplaning. that's when tires lose contact with the road. this can happen when your tire has such low tread that it isn't able to disperse the water on the road. a wedge of water forms in front of the tire and the driver loses the ability to steer. first we try brand-new tires. >> i'm going to enter the water. >> reporter: we approach the slight curve at 50 miles per hour driving through less than an inch of standing water. >> and i'm able to stay on that curve. >> yeah, you never lost control.

but it's a different case when we switched to low-tread tires. about half the amount as the new ones. experts say this is when you should start shopping for new channels. >> there's less channels, less grooves for the water to dissipate from. >> reporter: our car is not able to stay on that curve. we completely lose control of steering. >> the car wants to go straight. >> reporter: next we try braking in wet conditions. >> the tire that has good grip will stop in a shorter distance. >> here we go, 0 to 60. at 60 miles per hour on the wet track -- >> i'm going to do a panic stop. >> reporter: -- we measure the distance it takes for the car to stop. with the new tires the car stops at 161 feet. but when we hit the track with the low tread tires -- >> we're going to do the same speed, 60 miles per hour. >> reporter: ryan slams on thos difference. the car stops at 202 feet, about 40 feet farther than with the new tires. that's more than the length of two cars.

>> these tires are technically worn out completely. they're at 4/32. a good time to start looking at new tires. >> reporter: a decision that could save a life down the road. it really could. so how do you know when it's time to look for new tires? well, there is a really easy way. you can use a quarter to measure that tread depth. check this out. so nothing but love for george washington. but we want to actually put him upside-down and we want to make sure that his head is being, sort of cut off there. the top of the head, you don't want to see that. that's when you know you have brand-new tires. that's okay. but look at these right here because when you put that quarter here, you can still see the top of george washington's head so that is now when you need to start looking for new tires. remember, all-season tires, that's about every 50,000 to 60,000 miles when you need to start looking. >> i see you have more change. you have another tip for us on when you have to immediately change the tires. >> that's right. we'll use a penny. it's so small that we really want to show it's a really worn

tire. this one has abraham lincoln and look at that. with the penny it is so tiny and still you can see abraham lincoln's head. that's when you just can't drive on these. it could be illegal in some states. >> come inside and give us our money back, gio. thanks. >> a good message for everybody. take a few minutes to do that. you can save your life. >> especially in this weather. >> absolutely. coming up everybody, we have the exclusive new images, there he is, deep blue. and what those swimmers think may be behind her big size. treating advanced lung cancer. treatments like keytruda with chemotherapy really break through barriers that we had not too many years ago. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patients.

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ramsey calls her the grandma shark and thinks grandma might even be pregnant. >> she's that big, gentle grandma cruising around doing her job and using our boat as a scratching post and being quite calm. cruising casual. >> reporter: the shark made it here all the way from mexico where it was last spotted five years ago. ramsey describes the breathtaking moment the enormous shark appeared. >> the dolphins start to come up and with the dolphins, she started to ascend and it was kind of like she's being escorted by the dolphins. that were dancing around her. it was just absolutely incredible. >> reporter: the timing of the visit comes as ramsey pushes for stronger legislation to protect the mammoth creatures of the sea. >> what's most important, people are getting images and messages of conservation. sharks are not monsters. i'm happy and overjoyed to be able to be approached and to share the water with her. >> we say 20 feet. great white, big shark. let me give you an idea, 20

feet, what's a 20-foot shark? what's a 20-foot shark? what's a 20-foot shark? now, i know she said these are calm, docile creatures but if you got something two tons, this big in the water with you, that is going to scare the mess out of you, all right. but still we have to understand these creatures. we're more a threat to them than they are to us. >> dangerous what she was doing. >> it's very dangerous. do not do this at home. i can't believe i had to give that warning but they're unpredictable, but this one, it was a calm shark. it didn't mistake her for a piece of food. but this is a great educational tool to see how they behave. >> who swam with sharks? >> not us. >> you're the only one. >> i'm the only one. makes me smart or stupid. i don't know. >> the footage is really beautiful. >> we're glad you made it out. from would you swim with sharks to would you take a familymoon with your ex? i don't know. gwyneth paltrow did it. we've got all the details ahead. we've got all the details ahead. gwyneth paltrow did it. all the details ahead.

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. the winter weather one-two punch. back-to-back storms slam the west, now moving east, bringing heavy rain, so much snow and the arctic blast that's about to put us in a deep freeze. ginger tracking the latest. also breaking overnight, the new report claiming president trump directed his former fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress about a trump tower deal in moscow, and that the special counsel, robert mueller, has evidence to back it up. and breaking new details in that royal scare. prince philip's suv flipping over while he was behind the wheel. what we're now learning about the woman and the baby he hit and what the man who saved the prince is now saying about that terrifying rescue. very modern family. gwyneth paltrow opens up about her familymoon with her new husband, her ex-husband and all

their children. ♪ started with a whisper how to dazzle like the duchess at a fraction of the cost from that sequinned gown to that $35 maternity dress that sold out everywhere. and the story you have to see to believe. the woman who became a foster parent, then adopted one baby. the phone call she got that changed everything as she adopted a second baby and wait until you hear this morning how their family is growing. grab the kleenex for this one as we say good morning, america. ♪ as we walk on by good morning, america. just a little drizzle on our camera this friday morning but the snow is coming here in the east. hope you're well. >> definitely cold out there. we have another installment of isnealoutynd ers a secr tool in your wallet or perhaps your purse that could put an end to those eye makeup smears. we will tell you all about that

morning. we'll start with that major winter wallop that's hitting right now. back-to-back storms slam the west and are now moving east. ginger, we already have four feet of snow just this week alone. >> yes, in parts of the sierra still snowing. they could end up with six feet. we're not talking about those numbers with the storm that moves through the midwest and northeast but what you can expect. let me start with what the blizzard conditions look like because that you could see with this next storm. this was in mammoth lake, california. it's not just the snow, you go to a lower elevation, it was heavy rain taking over cars in reno, nevada and then creating mudslides. that was the issue. the precipitation a lot lighter now out there and the warnings up but there are plenty of high wind alerts in the southern plains, all for this storm that's really getting going today. by tomorrow morning, i do think it will impact travel in chicago. i think by tomorrow night it begins along the east coast. i think the heaviest snow ends

up like albany through parts of new hampshire and maine. closer to the coast you could have a little icy mix. i promise you the cold on monday morning could freeze anything that was wet. it'll be some 30-degree drop, the windchill feeling like 20 below in new york city or 7 in raleigh by monday morning. believe me, i will not be standing gloveless out here on monday. >> you'll come in, ginger. thank you. new report in buzzfeed claims president trump directed his former fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress about negotiations for a trump tower in moscow. the report adds special counsel robert mueller has evidence to back that up. we want to go back to pierre thomas with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. democrats are all over this bombshell report and if it's true that cohen is saying he was directed to lie by president trump, the key will be whether the special counsel has clear-cut other evidence to support the claim. this morning an explosive new report from buzzfeed news claiming president trump directed his former attorney, michael cohen, to lie to

congress about negotiations with russia during the 2016 campaign to build a trump tower in moscow. citing two law enforcement officials involved in an investigation of the matter, the article claims after the election the president instructed cohen to say that negotiations over the building project ended months earlier than it actually did. in an attempt to, quote, obscure trump's involvement. abc news has not corroborated buzzfeed's account which claims robert mueller learned about the president's alleged directive to lie not just from cohen but from interviews with witnesses interest the trump organization, internal company emails and text messages. during the campaign president trump claimed he had no business ties with russia. >> i don't deal there. i have no businesses there. i have no loans from russia. >> reporter: but late last year the president admitted on twitter he lightly looked at doing a building in moscow. cohen made clear to our george stephanopoulos that his actions were directed by president trump himself. >> he is saying very clearly that he never directed you to do

anything wrong. is that true? >> i don't think there's anybody that believes that. first of all, nothing at the trump organization was ever done unless it was run through mr. trump. >> reporter: so far neither cohen nor his attorneys are commenting on the story. all this coming as cohen is scheduled to testify before congress in february with a prison term set to start in march. there's a lot at stake, george. >> a lot of hearings heating up. pierre, thanks very much. cecilia. now to london with new details on prince philip. his suv flipping over while the 97-year-old royal was behind the wheel, hitting a car with two women and a 9-month-old baby inside. let's go back to abc's james longman at buckingham palace for the latest on this. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, cecilia. this has been a real shock here in the uk. the queen's husband, prince philip, was driving near the sandringham estate when he crashed with another car, flipping his suv on its side. the passenger who dragged him to safety is now telling his story this morning.

a near miss for prince philip in a car accident moments after pulling out of a driveway not far from the queen's sandringham estate. >> there was quite a bit of debris on the road. saw a range rover on its side and the car in the hedge. >> reporter: witnesses say the 97-year-old was conscious but shocked and shaken after he was dragged out of the driver's side of his range rover which rolled after this collision with a kia carrying two women and a 9-month-old baby. >> i saw the car rolling across the road, tumbling across the road. >> reporter: roy was driving past when he spotted the crash and rushed to help free the queen's husband. he went on to describe the rescue. >> i told him to move one of his legs and that freed room for the other leg. and then i put my hands under his arms and helped ease him out. >> reporter: he initially told a british newspaper, i looked down and had the prince's blood on my hands. the question now, will prince philip continuing driving? >> the fact is nobody can tell this man what to do, not even the queen. >> reporter: the duke taken back

to sandringham for medical evaluation while the passengers in the car were treated at a nearby hospital and released. an incredibly lucky escape for all. miraculous really that a 9-month-old baby and 97-year-old weren't badly hurt. an investigation has been launched but the big question this morning, should the prince be driving at all? guys? >> that's the big question. thank you. coming up here, oscar nominations revealed tuesday. we'll tell you which comedians are waking up early to give us the big news. that incredible story about a single mom and her big adoption surprise. plus how to get that markle sparkle for less as in thousands of dollars less. we'll tell you when we come back. back. but we also know how tough it is to keep up with your medication. that's why we're introducing a new and easy way... ...to refill, prepay and skip the line... ...or have your prescriptions delivered. so you never miss a day.

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[ applause ] welcome back to "gma." welcome to our fantastic friday audience. big exclusive coming up monday, a "bachelor" exclusive. >> wow. >> blake and jason from bachelor nation will talk about colton's journey and i'm told that's a very big deal. >> okay. [ applause ] >> good show. >> now to "pop news." >> let's do the "pop news," y'all. we begin with big oscar news. the nominations will be announced live right here on "gma" and overnight the academy reveals who will be making those special announcements. it's going to be tracee ellis ross and kumail nanjiani. [ applause ] yes. both hilarious people. they are so ready for it. tracee tweeting, kumail, text me when you wake up so we can coordinate our looks. i'm thinking pjs and glasses, my dressy ones. you? he replied i'll set my alarm for 5:15 a.m. at the latest.

that's pacific time so it's going to be dark and early but you can catch them right here live on "gma" tuesday, january 22nd. the oscars live on abc sunday february 24th,:00 p.m. eastern so we all get to sleep in. >> a lot of people will be up waiting to see if they get the call. >> that's right, that's right. a nice call to get. marie kondo's organizing tricks have been transforming people's lives. have you guys have been watching this? have you heard about -- >> heard about. >> isn't it amazing how trendy -- she's become so prolific. seems like a short amount of time. everybody is cleaning out their closets now thanks to her series "tidying up with marie kondo." it launched on netflix. so guess what, celebrities, they're just like us and clean out their closets too. jennifer garner getting inspired by the queen of clean and posting this hilarious instagram video trying to declutter her junk drawer. who doesn't need a rain bonnet? is that a rain bonnet? i guess that is. is she trying things on?

my junk drawer is similar. kondo says keep items that spark joy. if not throw it in the trash or donate it. she responded, kondo saying she is here if she needs any help and, you know, i have always believed if you're moving especially like don't you go through your items and think i'm not going to take this into the next chapter of my life? >> no, i take my junk drawer, i dump it into a box and then when i get to the new place i dump the box into the new junk drawer. >> no. >> no, i'm joking. i don't do that. [ laughter ] >> i was going through things i had at home and found -- i have a rock i found when i was 10 years old on the playground that i thought was hidden treasure. and i still have that piece of rock and -- >> it sparks joy. it sparks joy. keep it. >> makes sense. following the rule. >> keep your happy memories. here's a super cute moment at seaworld. those are baby manatees we're about to show you.

jose and ursula rescued stated from their part, photographered by michael george for his new kids' book "life at the zoo." look at the little one. oh my goodness. every three hours they're fed this infant formula. they have to have their bottle. so cute. thank you to seaworld rescue team. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> teaching kids about conservation. "life at the zoo," look for it by michael george. that's "pop news." >> thank you, adrienne. we move to our cover story. honeymoons, babymoons now gwyneth paltrow opening up about her familymoon where both her new husband and ex-husband join for a trip. amy is back to tell us all about it. >> strahan, you're laughing. >> i'm just smiling. >> we're laughing at this. all right, when gwyneth headed to the maldives with her new husband after she got married she wanted the vacation to be a family affair so brought her kids and her ex-husband, chris martin. >> reporter: this morning we're getting new details about

gwyneth paltrow's nontraditional honeymoon. >> who did you bring? >> well, my husband, my new husband and myself and his two children and my two children and a family that we travel with a lot and their five children. >> oh. >> and then my ex-husband came. >> speaking with goldie hawn and kate hudson on "the ellen degeneres show" the good creator opened up about a familymoon and poking fun at the friendship between her ex, chris martin and new husband, brad falchuk. >> cute husband. pretty cut husbands. >> the familymoon showed gwyneth and her ex and new husband have their kids' best interests in mind. that's a great example to set. >> reporter: the oscar winner tying the knot with the "american horror story" and "glee" co-creator brad falchux announcing it on the cover of

her magazine and gushed about planning her big day. >> it's a very happy time. i've never had a wedding or any of these fun like bride kind of things so i'm really enjoying myself. >> paltrow and coldplay frontman chris martin eloped in 2003 and have two children together. the pair are still on good terms despite splitting up two years ago. famously dubbing their split the conscious uncoupling. >> from conscious uncoupling to the familymoon, gwyneth paltrow is helping us redefine what it means to be a blended family. >> everyone made fun of her with that conscious uncoupling thing but she is walking the walk. she didn't just talk the talk and those of us who have blended families and divorces like, wow, my hat's off to her. >> it seems to be working. >> she is a better woman than me. >> and the guys are better men than me. i know the feeling. all right, thank you so much for that, amy. now to that "gma" exclusive with a single mother and the stunning discovery she made about her adopted son and the baby girl she was about to adopt. abc's abbie boudreau has more on this story. good morning, abbie. >> reporter: good morning,

michael. this story is unbelievable. katie page knew she wanted to start a family through adoption but had no idea her journey would end with the shock of her life. ♪ >> reporter: single mom katie page is calling it a miracle. >> i don't know that i believed in miracles for sure. i have no doubt now. >> reporter: newly divorced and in her 30s, katie wanted a new life. >> i definitely wanted to be a mother. that was at the top of my bucket list. i had been through fertility treatments and stuff while married. my family would have encouraged me to do the perfect scenario, wait for a man. >> reporter: so she became a foster parent giving temporary homes to poor children. >> definitely moving forward the next placement, at least a long-term placement or foster to adopt. >> reporter: then she received the phone call that changed everything. >> i still have a voice mail that she left me one day in the

middle of work and she said i know it's a long shot but if you call me back we have a baby. >> reporter: 11 months later katie legally adopted her son giving him a new home, a forever mom and his name. grayson. >> that was the day i got to give him a name. he had been baby boy so he finally got legally what he deserved, was a name. >> reporter: then only days later another phone call from the same hospital about a second baby, a little girl. abandoned by her birth mom. >> we potentially have an emergency placement and i want to talk to you about -- a little about maybe getting a second placement newborn, very little baby. >> something about it is telling me i'm supposed to say yes. i'm telling you god is telling me to say yes and i do not know why. >> reporter: just a few hours later katie was home with baby hanna in her airports. that's when she noticed the baby's hospital bracelet. >> i had noticed on her bracelet that she was wearing the name and the mother's first name was the same as grayson's and i was like, that's weird. could this be true these kids

could actually be related? >> reporter: katie reached out to her caseworker and within two weeks learned she was right. grayson and hanna were brother and sister. >> i was happy just to get grayson and i thought that was big but i didn't feel like it was enough. so to give him his sister, i couldn't imagine something better. another strange twist o fate, grayson and hanna's birth mom had another baby and katie feeling compelled to keep those sibling bonds unbroken hopes to adopt him as well. michael. >> oh wow, abby, i mean, katie has a lot of love. that is an amazing story. thank you for that. now over to ginger. >> yes, time for your "gma" moment. y'all ready for this? i'm ready to dance. i don't know about you but a young lady is a dancer. she's dancing at a casino and the security guard says, you know what, i'm going to mimic you. i'm going to join in on this,

and they have a full-on dance-off right there in the lobby in atlantic city. [ applause ] sandy is a security guard and just i thought this was so much fun, just seeing those two dance together and her mom said they kept going. i had to stop them and pull them away, like we got to go. anyway, i love to see that. we are back now with what we're calling the markle we are back now with what we're calling the markle sparking.

sw y how you can get those looks for less in a minute. first a look at her style evolution. >> hello. >> reporter: duchess meghan stepping out this week in this sweater maternity dress from h & m's new maternity line called mama. the price, just $35. it sold out within hours. markle going from dazzling fast fashion to sizzling in a sequin dress later that evening called the sarandon by designer roland mouret, with the significantly higher price tag of over $3,000. mouret becoming a favorite of the duchess wearing it the night before her wedding and the black gown aes heirloom, a gold bracelet that belonged to prince harry's mom, princess diana. now duchess meghan blending high and low, present and the past. >> all right.

we are joined by style expert melissa garcia. welcome. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> let's start with a couple of nights ago, this week in london, there she is in those beautiful sequins out on the town, cirque du soleil. >> looking gorgeous and always and i have to say, she always knows how to balance it out. it's nice and sophisticated and sexy, tight fit but that neckline which she loves, the boat neck and the long sleeves, pulled all together beautifully but incredibly expensive, in the thousands, so we'll show you how to get this look less. >> we have "gm fer ok whe offus. >> w not >> we go from dg fm re theunonlt ivery meganesque and i think it looks beautiful pulled together with the clutch which we rented for $35.

>> low, low price for the dress again is how much? >> 150 we rented it for. >> amazing. we have another one i believe, this is something she wore when she visited women in london women who helped her with her cookbook, right? >> yes. >> tell us about it. >> she's all about monochromatic looks and wears a lot of tone on tone and i love this. this is expensive but looks polished and pulled together. we're going to show you how to do it for less. >> this is my friend and producer sara russell looking extra gorgeous. >> so cute. we found this coat from old navy under $60 and got this great dress from rachel roy under $200. again, a monochromatic look. stay in thsame chaoramve to be same color and looks polished, pulled together under $200. >> thumb's up, sara? >> of course. >> she looks gorgeous. we've got one more and we just talked about this one in "pop news." i think it was just yesterday.

this is the h & m look that >> people are going crazy about this. and i have to say i give her kudos. she has every designer at her fingertips and still can wear h&m fast fashion under $35, of course, this dress is sold out everywhere now. but we have one that is on a very special model to show us. >> da, da, da, da. [ applause ] >> i love this. >> so beautiful. >> you look gorgeous. >> you recently announcing you get to rock some maternity wear now. >> that's how i got this job today. there was a very limited amount of pregnant people to choose from so i'm your girl. >> tell us about the dress. >> you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> i love this dress. h&m, under $35, it sold out in this color. if you act quick they have the gray available. we just gave her her nude heel, pulls together monochromatic,

polished, refined and comfortable. >> looks really nice. >> soft. >> it looks high end. it doesn't look $35. >> so beautiful. >> all the way over. >> model job, you're so good. >> what's coming up with you after this? you're busy. >> i am busy. we have "gma day" today and you know him from "ocean's eleven," and "the avengers," we have don cheadle hanging out with michael and i so it will be super fun and i'm really tempted to wear the dress. >> you should. >> i think you should. >> grow till the last day. it's got room. >> we'll be seeing it again. >> you ladies look beautiful. next, elizabeth banks joins us live. live.

good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. good morning, it's 8:27 this friday. happening now, oakland teachers are participating in a one-day strike for better wages. teachers are walking out of classrooms, calling it a day without educators. this is video of a similar protest last month. oakland administrators say students have modified schedules but schools are still open. and so are roads. >> yes, except for one. we've got a shutdown of ramp from -- this is a sig alert from west bound 80 to eastbound 780. a jackknifed big rig is blocking the ramp and will have to take georgia or magazine street. they're shutting down the ramp until further

now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> doppler 7 sees a few sprinkles and light rain in the higher elevations but for the most part, pretty quiet right now. we still have a slight chance of scattered, light showers throughout the day because it will be so mild and humid today. so just a few damp spots this morning. otherwise enjoy the commute. sunday though, we got a bigger .

north abc7 update in about 30 minutes and you can always find >> announcer: next friday, the boys are back on "gma." ♪ gma all right >> announcer: with an epic morning takeover and we dare you not to get up and dance. next friday, the backstreet boys live only on "gma." [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." and you saw it right there, the backstreet boys are coming back to "gma" next friday. all right. [ applause ] it's hard when you hear the song, yeah, da, da, backstreet back, all right. come on, george. help me out. [ applause ] we're excited about that and excited for our next guest and we've got our lego desk out for a reason. for our next guest who is an actress, producer and director. you know her from "pitch

perfect" to "the hunger games" back in lego form in "the lego movie 2," please welcome elizabeth banks. ♪ [ applause ] >> hi. nice to see you. >> hi. >> hello. >> hello. >> so nice to see you. look at this. what service, thank you. whoo! hi. >> welcome. >> you look -- i love that outfit. >> i know, i feel like i was born in the wrong decade or something. >> very '50s. feeling fancy but sexy boots. [ applause ] >> sexy boot. >> speaking of decades and time, everybody has been having fun with this ten-year challenge. >> oh, yes. >> you actually had some fun with it as well. >> i had a little fun. >> look at that. >> i was a brunette for a minute, yep. >> you have not changed so other than your looks, what else hasn't changed about you in ten years? >> what has not changed in ten

years? i'm still afraid to come out on "good morning america." >> no. >> i always get nervous. what else hasn't changed? i've been with my husband this entire t and a lot longer. >> you do not reallybit, i do. yeah, you guys are so fancy. so fancy. >> you got two son. >> two little ones. >> 6 and 7 years old. >> almost 8. >> what do they think about the movie? >> they love legos. we actually were just in --% [ applause ] >> everyone loves a legg goh. we went to germany -- we had to shoot. i just shot the next charlie's angels movie in germany and were living there and came home and seven of the ten boxes that we shipped are just filled with loca legos. >> super fans. >> all they wanted to do while we were in germany. >> lucy your character their

or the t ve -- >> not their favorite. i they really love the lego movie and ninjago and batman and mail with anything and doing the thing which i love now which is instead of just building the thing that's in the box, they'll take it apart and build something new with it or combine things. >> creative. >> they get creative with it which is really fun. >> i like that. >> have you stepped on any yet? that's always fun. >> i found a lego in my bed so i was like princess and the pea in the bed sleeping like what is this thing? couldn't figure it out. covers back and it's just a little tiny lego piece and thought how did this get in here? >> kid. >> you shared a photo. want to show it to everybody. >> oh, yeah, uh-huh. >> what is it with the feet? barefoot every time. >> i just always record barefoot whenever i do any of the voiceover like, i like to feel rooted to the ground, also it's very physical. we do a lot -- it's an action

movie, lego and i'm a master builder fighter obviously. [ laughter ] so we do a lot of fighting and you really have to --d i you ha do that well anyway and so i just do everything barefoot. >> makes sense. this movie bricksburg is under attack. you're trying to avoid getting brainwashed. want to see it? >> yes. ♪ ♪ ♪ this song is going to get stuck inside your head ♪ >> you got to be kidding me. oh. ♪ going to get stuck inside your this song is going to get stuck ♪ >> unikitty. >> ah. >> let's get out of here. >> wild style, it's fun. sing along. >> my leg is a piano. >> this song is stuck in my head. and my head loves it. >> what's wrong with you. [ applause ] >> now it's stuck in our heads. >> it's hard not to get that

stuck in your head. >> they went right at it that time. i don't know if it seemed obvious but wanted the song to get stuck inside your head. that's the new everything is head.me insid y u said f charlie's acheles movi overseas. you're actually directing the new charlie's angels movie, as >> you're directing and you're actually playing the role of bosley. >> yes, i play the first female bosley in the -- >> any inspiration from some of the past bosleys. >> bill murray is one of my all-time favorites ever and, you know, i love that bosley was always a little comic relief in the franchise whether it was the old tv shows and the films and so i just -- i love that it was the way for me to sort of have a nice fun light vibe on set in a

big fancy action movie. >> we hear that you are a big fantasy football fan and i'm the serious football expert at this table. [ laughter ] this week is the week we'll find out -- >> that was -- t we're chael this, this y getting -- we're doing just fine. i actually -- >> whoa. >> i get it. i get it. we win a lot. >> oh! except for when you play the giants, oh! >> it's always for me, i live in l.a. and these two little boys and my husband loves football and trying to make them rams fans so we're just sort of all in on rams for the -- i mean i'm going to stick with my hometown but the rams are also up so it's

going to be an interesting weekend and it's going to be an incredible super bowl. >> hopefully you get a 50% chance of being happy because one of those could win and the afc and the nfc so your kids could be rams fans and patriots fans and get away with it both. we're big fans of yours. we love it when you're here. you might get nervous coming out. we get excited when you come out. in "the lego movie 2: the second part," yes, that is the name, hits theaters friday, february the 8th. make sure you go check it out. next week we'll have elizabeth's co-star will arnett here as well. coming up our "takeout fakeout" tala edition is coming up next. mrs.

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[ applau ] so are you all ready? bring out the delivery. [ applause ] tina is going to help us out. what do we have? >> oh, wow, shrimp alfredo. [ applause ] >> that's not all. >> wait, there's more. cheesy breadsticks. [ applause ] >> nice job, i love the way you did it. >> that was very good. loved it. >> we're going to start out with the shrimp ail parade doct--

alfredo. >> i was blown away and tried a few different versions. obviously in cold weather when you get it it's kind of noodles with like bathroom caulk. it's lehe goo and i wanted to add flavor. i wanted to make it flavor forward so christened some prosciutto. only 30 calories a slice. plus, that's going to go super thin. not a lot of fat and cook a lot of the fat off and replace it with flavor and put in the equivalent of about four cloves of garlic, we'll let the garlic bloom and then if you want to eliminate dairy what i have a chosen to do is we'll do some coconut milk, some coconut -- that's okay. mazel tov. mom, i finally broke a glass. [ applause ] there's no grandchildren, i'm sorry. so coconut milk, coconut cream

and almond milk, use cashew milk, make dame yamiling. what i try to do is substitute the dairy. i understand that you cook for your daughters a lot so i'll ask we'll replace a lot of the sort of decadence with more of like flavor forward cheeses so if you wouldn't mind throwing in parmesan. >> in there? >> pecorino romano, parmesan and throw in some asiago. >> perfect. we'll re-create the weather system we're dealing w make it . instead of white flour or extra cream we'll use tapioca flour. if you wouldn't mind dumping it in, i'll sift it burl ives style. [ applause ] >> all right. we eliminate a lot of gluten and cook it down and it will get nice and thick and we'll add even a little bit more cheese if you wouldn't mind throwing those guys in there for me. >> there we go, perfect.

why not. toss them on in. >> one thing i noticed is that the shrimp was an after thought so what we'll do is put it right in and cook tail on right into the sauce, make sure they don't overlap. you want them to go until they're nice and pink, firm. >> about three or four minutes. >> yeah, approximately, yep. >> we'll substitute typical noodles, lots of gluten, lots of flour with butternut squash noodles. you can replace it with a rice noodle. just remember whatever sort of macros you want your calorie load to reach so we'll do this and actually mix it and what we'll do is top it with the beautiful crispy prosciutto and let the flavors soak into one another so you have a little bit in every bite but one way to make it decadent use one of the decadent i more parmesan and pecorino so it has the bite of a much richer dish but it's not? and getting good reviews over there. >> so far, so good.

so i'll let you step in and we'll make really quickly really easy super easy cheesy breadsticks. follow along. we have a paste made of salt, pepper and garlic powder and brush inside and on top so we have them cut kind of like a 3d model of pac-man. talking about lego earlier so 3d modeling is the vogue. >> inside as well. >> inside as well, garlic with salt, pepper and a little olive oil and use hard cheeses because there's a lot less fat. parmesan, we'll put that on top and inside. pecorino romano inside, on top. asiago on top and inside and then, again, mozzarella. you can do part skim mozzarella inside and on top and then press it down, bake it for about seven minutes tops at a 375-degree oven and have these beautiful things and they're absolutely amazing, again, using the hard

cheeses you cut a ton of calories and it's easy to make, great pizza crust. >> all in five minutes. thank you. thank you. you can get all these recipes on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. now ginger has got something. >> we've got a little update for you. there's just a few days left in our annual warm coats and warm hears coat drive and partnering with burlington and delivering good and have a little extra special drop by, by the way. thank you, put that right in there. donate a coat. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks for the food. you can do that too. bring your gently used coats to your local burlington store to keep someone warm. go to our website. you can still learn more about

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all right. back now with our fast fixes for 2019 so we've shown you easy solutions for fashion and fitness problem, now it is time for beauty. heather muir is here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> four fixes this morning. >> we do. >> starting with i suffer from this problem, probably a lot of women, fading lipstick. >> yes, it's like before you have that first coffee your lipstick is already gone. i the worst thing. you don't want to spend all day reapplying. ehat color. >> very quick. >> how pretty is that? [ applause ] you're going to take a tissue, blot it up to your lips and then

very carefully take a fluffy brush with translucent powder it's not going to give you a powdery finish and didn't affect her color but it will last all day. >> did the powder go through the tissue? it did, just a little bit. >> okay, so you're not eating powder. >> no. >> we don't want to eat powder. >> you look gorgeous. you have another one down here, i believe. this one is for -- >> yes. >> also don't have time for this. never have time to get a manicure. >> say you have a big event. i can't make it to the salon. all you have to do is take an old toothbrush, take a little dab of whitening toothpaste and just buff and scrub. really going to brighten them up and make them look super healthy and wash it off and the finishing touch is you want to take a drop of cuticle oil, it just kind of adds this really pretty sheen like you just came from the salon even when you didn't. >> kleins up your cuticles especially in this weather. >> cuticles, people depdz to skip but it's one of those things if you just take a little

time it makes all the difference. >> look at that sheen. >> very nice. >> you're like a hand model. >> we've got another one down here. >> this one might be my favorite. >> smudging mascara. >> ladies know you're getting ready and trying to whip through your routine and coating that mascara on and get a smudge. it ruins everything. you have to start over. >> or you sneeze. >> the sneeze is the worst. >> our trick, you take a business card and use it as a shield. you're going to put it behind your lash, lisa is demonstrating. brushing that on and allows you to get to your base, the trick for mascara is, lady, really wiggle at the base and pull it through. it's going to give you great volume and no smudges. >> that's fantastic. [ applause ] >> everybody has a business card. >> credit card, whatever you got. >> okay, you're going to personally save me with the last one. >> this one is so good. >> the poor people who work here know first of hand this is my bane of myrainy.

>> frizzy hair. >> help. help us. >> so ideally we would all want to take a bottle of anti-frizz serum with us but it's not the most practical thing so voila, on anti-frizz sheets, this, you can keep it anywhere in your purse, in the office, i keep one in my car. so when you're on the go and the weather is not working out, all you do is open this guy up, it's made from hemp paper and has a little bit of coconut hole and shea butter in it. it's not greasy at all and take it around your hairline, anywhere you have flyaways, i have breakage from coloring so it's this perfect little detail and look how that tames it right down. >> i am sold. >> you can also use i've been told dryer sheets. >> you can use them. >> these smell better. >> exactly. this is kind of the little upad you know, use a dryer sheet if you're in a pinch. if not check these out. >> where do you get these. >> wei.com.

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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. good morning. happy friday to you. mike nicco, what do you have in store? >> a warm front this morning. early morning commute now moved on and sitting in mild and humid air mass with a potential for scattered shower here and there. better chance during the evening hours and light rain up in the north bay. steadier in usual areas along 101. your high country, bay and beaches have issues today. it will be wetter for all of us and breezy. a sig alert in vallejo, remains shut down with a jackknife big rig there. until further notice, you cannot get through on the ramp. you will want to take georgia or magazine to get around it. >> got it. thank you for the warning, sue. time for "live with kelly and ryan." see you again at 11:00 for a

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