good morning, america. as we join you this wednesday morning, the latest on the more than 200 americans being evacuated from the center of the coronavirus outbreak. race to evacuate. hundreds of americans boarding a u.s. government flight to escape the potentially deadly coronavirus, on their way to a military base in california. the death toll and infections mounting overseas. 20 airports in this country now stepping up screenings. and the white house now considering suspending all flights between the u.s. and china. new video this morning showing the final moments before the deadly helicopter crash that took the lives of kobe bryant and eight others. the new details about the investigation. why it was traveling without a warning system on board and overnight, teammate shaquille o'neal leading fans in a dramatic tribute.

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george had an answer to that last question that i posed. good morning, america. the super bowl four days away. as you know the ad wars are already on. >> we're going to have an exclusive preview on that coming up. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus. take a look. that's the plane evacuating more than 200 americans from wuhan china with families and diplomats on board. >> that plane landing in alaska overnight. it's diverted to a military base in california and there's a live look at the base there. this as cases of the coronavirus climb now. more than 6,000 around the world. >> at least 132 people have died. back here in the u.s., we have five confirmed cases. now the cdc is expanding screenings to 20 domestic airports. the white house reportedly considering banning all u.s. flights to china. will carr starts us off from riverside county, california, where that plane is bringing all those passengers. good morning, will. >> reporter: and, robin, this is a fluid situation.

that flight started in the hot zone in china. it landed overnight if alaska and now landing here in riverside county. there were 201 passengers on the plane and everyone quarantined for at least three days. authorities saying they're not taking any chances. >> we are finally boarding the plane. here is all 230 citizens who got a spot. >> reporter: overnight more than 200 americans evacuated touching down in alaska arriving in a chartered flight arranged by the u.s. patrick stockstill and his family were on that plane. the aircraft lined with rows of passengers in face masks. officials with hazmat suits on board as well. stockstill and his family thankful to be back in the states. >> we just touched down here stateside. big cheer let out from the plane when we landed. we are set to go through customs and should be back wheels up in about three hours for our final destination.

>> reporter: the stockstills and everyone else on the flight will now have to spend at least three days in quarantine. if any passengers show any symptoms they could be forced to stay up to two weeks or longer. so far five americans here in the united states have contracted coronavirus and authorities at 20 domestic airports will screen passengers for symptoms. >> americans should know that this is a potentially very serious public health threat, but at this point americans should not worry for their own safety. >> reporter: as the chinese take extreme precautions to prevent the spread of the deadly novel coronavirus, the white house is not ruling out suspending all flights between the two countries. british airways is already suspending all of their flights to and from china. we found out that all 201 passengers were screened. china and twice in alaska. they were all cleared to come here to california. when everyone on the flight found out, they started cheering.

amy? >> i'm sure a lot of relief there. will carr, thank you. the latest now on the investigation into the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. federal investigators now say the chopper was missing a warning system on board and t.j. holmes is at the staples center in los angeles where the memorial for the lakers legend continues to grow. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: it continues to grow, robach. if you take a look at this, people leaving jerseys, candles, notes and flowers. tributes are going all over downtown for kobe bryant. but as you mentioned this investigation into the accident continues. yes, there was a warning system that wasn't necessarily required for this helicopter that some say could have helped it and helped the pilot understand how close he was to terrain. others say that wouldn't have helped because there was such a rapid descent and that is the focus of the investigation now. why there was such a rapid descent of this helicopter that resulted in what the ntsb calls a high impact crash.

a last sighting of the helicopter carrying kobe bryant, his daughter gianna and seven others just minutes before the deadly crash. the videos capturing the circling aircraft were taken at 9:30 a.m. sunday morning 15 minutes before the helicopter went radio silent. >> we know that the helicopter was at 2,300 feet when it lost communications with air traffic control. the descent rate for the helicopter was over 2,000 feet a minute. we know that this was a high energy impact crash. the helicopter was in one piece when it impacted the terrain. >> reporter: the investigation presses on. >> i was asked about terrain awareness and warning system, which provides terrain information to the pilot. i was asked whether that was on this helicopter. we have verified it was not. >> reporter: the coroner confirms all nine victims are now recovered from the scene in the pasadena hills.

overnight an emotional magic johnson recounted his relationship with kobe on jimmy kimmel. >> every night you came to staples center you knew you were going to see something special, something great that you've never seen kobe never made an excuse and the man gave us everything that he had. >> reporter: former teammate and close friend, shaquille o'neil, emotional before tnt's nba pregame show. >> the fact that we're not going to be able to joke at his hall of fame ceremony, we're not going to be able to say, ha, i got five, you got four. the fact that we're not going to be able to say if we stayed together we could have got ten. those are the things you can't get back. >> reporter: shaq later stopped with these fans getting everyone silent before leading a powerful chant. >> kobe! >> all: kobe! kobe! kobe! >> reporter: a source tells

"people" magazine vanessa bryant kobe's wife of 18 years is, quote, devastated by the loss of her soul mate saying, quote, she can hardly keep it together, adding she can't finish a sentence without crying. but she is working very hard to pull it together for the other girls. she now has to be the strong one. the bryant family one of several devastated by this tragic accident and at their season opener, a moment of silence. >> ladies and gentlemen, a moment of silence for john altobelli. >> reporter: honoring the orange coach college longtime head coach john altobelli, his wife keri and their daughter who all died in the crash. they have now, the investigators, collected all the evidence from the scene and the debris and turned it over to local authorities and now the work begins. we could have a preliminary report, robach, in about a week and a half into the crash but we can expect a final report on exactly what happened really much, much further down the road even up to a year or more. >> wow, all right, t.j., and we know so many stories are coming out now about kobe and his love

for his daughters and now the #girldad is trending on twitter. >> reporter: yeah, this is something that was started by really a friend, elle duncan, anchor over at espn recalling really one of her moments with kobe in which he said people always asked him don't you want a son to carry on your legacy. don't you want a boy. he has four girls. he said i'd have five more if i could. he enjoyed being a girl dad and that message got out by elle duncan at espn and that message has taken off trending big time and people putting out images of dads and their daughters, just something to being a girl dad and i'm one as well. >> well, we appreciate it, t.j. thanks so much for the very latest. george? >> t.j. knows there's nothing better than being a girl dad. >> so do you, george. we're going to switch gears and get the latest on the impeachment trial entering a key new phase. next two days devoted to senators questioning the legal team. a new poll says 75% of americans think senators should call witnesses like former national security adviser john bolton

before they end the trial. our senior congressional correspondent marry bruce is on capitol hill. and mary, right now we don't have a firm vote of where the senators stand. >> reporter: we don't know where the fight is headed. this morning, it seems several key republicans are still undecided. that's why this next phase is so critical. senators will now have two days to ask pointed questions of both sides and at the end, they will have to decide. do they have enough information or do they feel they need to hear from additional witnesses? this morning, uncertainty on capitol hill. the pressure on to call former national security adviser john bolton to testify. >> the witness vote, i think, could easily be close. >> reporter: a firsthand witness bolton reportedly writes in his upcoming book that the president explicitly linked military aid to ukraine to investigations into his rivals. >> are we really going to require the country to wait until his book comes out to find out information that senators could have used? >> reporter: on twitter overnight the president asking

why didn't john bolton complain about this nonsense a long time ago when he was very publicly terminated? heai not that it matters, nothing. trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani with some blunt words for bolton. >> here's the only conclusion i can come to and it's a harsh one, and i feel very bad about it. he's a back stabber. >> reporter: all eyes on four key senate republicans who suggest they want to hear from bolton like senator lisa murkowski. >> i think that bolton probably has something to offer us. so we'll figure out how we're going to learn more. >> reporter: on the senate floor our team spotted republicans trying to sway the alaska senator. john thune, the republican whip, huddling with murkowski appearing to debate the issue of witnesses. meeting with republicans late yesterday leader mitch mcconnell warning his members that right now he does not have the votes to block additional witnesses. >> that ends our presentation. >> reporter: the president's legal team has now rested their case arguing this impeachment could set a perilous precedent.

>> if you lower the bar that way, danger, danger, danger, because the next president or the one after that, he or she will be held to that same standard. >> reporter: now, all eyes here are on four key republican senators who will ultimately decide whether or not they call additional witnesses like john bolton. but, george, we are also closely watching several key democrats from red states who are undecided and wrangling with this broader decision of whether or not to acquit the president which is likely going to be a politically risky decision for them. >> yeah, it sure will. mary, thanks very much. i know you'll join us for live coverage of the impeachment trial. i'll be anchoring with our political and legal teams at 1:00 p.m. eastern. also right now reaction coming in to president trump's new middle east peace plan revealed during israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's visit to the white house tuesday. it proposes a palestinian state but allows israel to take

control of a significant portion of the west bank without input from the palestinians. netanyahu says he accepts the u.s. proposal but mahmoud abbas blasted it saying, quote, we say a thousand noes to the deal of the century. george, breaking news overnight, the pentagon revealing 50 american service members suffered traumatic brain injuries in that iran missile attack, a dramatic increase from previous reports. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more on all this. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the power of those cruise missiles striking that base in iraq is still being felt. this morning, the pentagon now saying 50 u.s. service members have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury from that iranian missile attack. that's nearly five times what was originally announced with eight of those injured serious enough to be sent home to the u.s. for treatment. >> some conditions improved,

some got worse and some had severe enough symptoms that they were transported on for further treatment. they will continue to receive treatment in the united states either at walter reed or their home bases. >> reporter: the symptoms include headache, dizziness, sensitivity to light, restlessness and nausea, symptoms that president trump who initially said there were no injuries dismissed. >> no, i don't consider them very serious injuries relative to other injuries i've seen. >> reporter: those comments sparking outrage among some veterans groups. the vfw calling on the president to apologize for those, quote, misguided remarks. 31 of those who were injured have been returned to duty but traumatic brain injury has impacted hundreds of thousands of service members since 9/11. amy? >> thank you so much, martha raddatz. now to those new developments involving fotis dulos, the connecticut man charged with killing his estranged wife found after a suicide attempt. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: this morning, fotis dulos, the man accused of

murdering his estranged wife and mother of five children, jennifer dulos, is in critical condition after his lawyers say he attempted suicide. police conducting a welfare check after dulos failed to appear in court for a bail hearing, finding him unresponsive in his connecticut home. >> they could see through a window that mr. dulos was sitting in his vehicle and he had obvious signs of medical distress. >> reporter: dulos was airlifted to a new york hospital and is being treated in a hyperbaric chamber for carbon monoxide poisoning. the 52-year-old was under house arrest out on $6 million bond facing a murder charge in the death of his wife jennifer who disappeared last may after dropping off their children at school. the couple had been in the middle of a bitter divorce and heated custody battle. dulos has always maintained his innocence. according to court documents investigators say security video shows a man they believe to be dulos riding a bicycle towards jennifer's home the day she vanished.

police think when she returned home, dulos was, quote, lying in wait, alleging he used zip ties to secure and incapacitate her. they said her blood was found in multiple locations in her home. jennifer's body has not yet been found. here at the hospital dulos is being treated with specialized oxygen therapy. his girlfriend, michelle troconis, and his former civil attorney have also been charged in connection with jennifer's death. guys? >> okay, thank you, stephanie. we switch gears to the super bowl. just four days away, a match-up featuring two quarterbacks with something to prove. victor oquendo has the highlights. >> reporter: it's been 50 years since the chiefs have appeared in a super bowl and the pressure is on. all eyes on 24-year-old patrick mahomes, the fifth youngest quarterback to start a super bowl in nfl history. >> it's awesome. i mean, just to be able to be here in this moment it's a tribute to the guys i have around me. i got put in a great situation

early in my career and i'm trying to take advantage of every single day i get. >> reporter: mahomes receiving a massive amount of support from those who helped kick-start his professional career. his former texas tech coach surprising his high school coach adam cook with tickets. cook writing in a letter the opportunity to watch patrick start in his first super bowl will be forever etched within my heart. as for the 49ers this is their sixth visit to the big game. quarterback jimmy garoppolo admitting that facing off against mahomes won't be easy. >> the dude just does it all on the field. he can run, he can pass, go short, go long, whatever it is so it'll be a tough test for us on sunday. >> reporter: garoppolo already has two super bowl rings from his time spent as tom brady's back-up with the new england patriots. this is miami's 11th time hosting the big game making it the city to host the most super bowls ever breaking a tie with -- and please don't hold this against me, robin -- new orleans. >> i knew you were going to say that. why did you have to bring that up? good to see you there. great time in miami.

we are following a lot of other stories this morning. up next our interview with one of prince harry's closest friends. what harry told him about the royal exit. that abc news exclusive. amy's interview with the fiancee of the late nfl player aaron hernandez. but first off the dance floor back with us is ginger zee. >> slept a couple hours. that's all you need and you need a lot more in liberal, kansas, you've had nine inches of snow. outside the city about a foot. the roads are rough and winter weather advisories stretch to st. louis so on 44 down it could be slick. a series of storms to watch. part of the energy in the pacific northwest will try to make their way to the northeast. windy conditions around southern california, especially in the mountain passes. your local weather in 30 seconds. first the sunny cities sponsored by state farm.

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considers suspending flights between the u.s. and china. and a new phase of the impeachment trial begins today. opening arguments are over and now senators will get to question the legal teams as the battle rages on over whether witnesses like former national security adviser john bolton should testify. also this morning, thankfully no one was injured after a major 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit the caribbean and was felt as far away as miami. buildings there evacuated and tremors from the quake sent shelves toppling, water sloshing at a grand cayman swimming pool but remarkably no major damage was reported. >> remarkable. >> thank goodness for that. we're going to turn now to new details on meghan and harry's life in canada. hepretime special on the couple tonight and you spoke with one of harry's closest friends. >> good morning, george. yes, one of harry's good friends breaking his silence and others speaking out too about the couple. since harry and meghan's engagement they have been rewriting the story of the modern monarchy but their latest chapter, deciding to quit royal life and move to canada with

baby archie, is more than a salacious page turner. in the midst of this intense media storm so many asking what happened? who is to blame and what next for the rule-breaking royals? >> reporter: the first week into their new lives has been quiet for meghan and harry, following a frenzied week of headlines, emotions and paparazzi. >> it brings me great sadness it has come to this. >> reporter: the couple's announcement that they're breaking away from the royal family in the coming weeks exploding into the stratosphere. >> the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i made lightly. it was so many months of talks after so many years of challenges. >> this is a great, great story. >> harry has abdicated from his royal role. >> a family fighting. two brothers butting heads. maybe the in-law women don't get along. the grandmother is getting frustrated. dad doesn't know what to do. hello? that goes on in every house. >> it was kind of dropping a nuclear bomb in the middle of the queen's lap. >> they started to get a lot of

criticism about the way they were living their lives. were they just being naive? >> it's not all palaces, fast cars and lots of money. it's the gilded cage. in the end it's not about you, it's about anything you can do to support the queen who is the head of state. >> reporter: by all accounts the harsh tabloid press was taking a toll on the prince and his independent american wife. harry's longtime friend polo player friend nacho figueras is sharing his concerns. >> i spoke to harry a few days ago. he has suffered a lot from all of the things that happened to him. he wants to live a normal life, as normal as his life is going to be, right, because when you have a thousand paparazzi outside your house in canada waiting to get one picture of your son, that's not very, very normal. he's protecting his family, his wife and his child. he was the son of someone that has suffered the attack from the press in the first hand and it's undeniable, and he doesn't want for that to happen to his

family. >> reporter: while many fought the media, other blames meghan for the royal rift. julie montague understands what meghan was up against. she too left her american roots to marry into the british aristocracy 20 years ago. her husband luke is in line to become the next earl of sandwich. >> people have commented she knew what she was getting into, she knew it. >> could she have? >> i've got to be honest. no. you don't know until you're in it. i can attest to that. as an american, we have been brought up from day one, you are told, you can do anything you want to do. you can be anything you want to be. all of a sudden she's moved over here. she can't be anything she wants to be anymore. she can't do anything she wants to do anymore. and i think it can be suffocating for somebody who's an american and their whole life

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we're back with amy's we're back with amy's exclusive interview with the fiancee of aaron hernandez. she is breaking her silence about that new docu-series about aaron. so many people are talking about it. >> that's right. shayanna jenkins is still shaken and emotional nearly three years after her fiancee, the former nfl star who suffered from cte, died by suicide while in prison for murder. well, now she says this controversial new series that

speculates on how his life unraveled, even his sexuality, has caused more pain for her and her daughter. >> you stood by aaron every step of the way. you stood by him then. do you still believe that your fiancee was innocent? >> yes, i -- of course, i do. i'd be a cold person to leave someone that had nobody else. >> reporter: aaron hernandez was on top of the world. >> touchdown to aaron hernandez. >> reporter: a bona fide superstar in the nfl with a $40 million contract to back it up. >> touchdown, hernandez. >> reporter: his arrest for the murder of his friend odin lloyd ending that dream. lloyd found shot to death near hernandez's home, and the mounting evidence against the football star resulted in his conviction. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: ultimately leading to hernandez taking his own life in 2017. prison officials calling his death a suicide. netflix's new docu-series "killer inside: the mind of

aaron hernandez" chronicling the former football star's life. >> now, the guy has a house. why does he need another apartment? >> reporter: this morning the former fiancee of hernandez is speaking out about certain claims made in the docu-series. what was in the documentary that shouldn't have been, in your opinion? >> i would have to say aaron's sexuality. you can't describe someone's sexuality without them being here. although i've had a child with aaron, i still can't tell you how he was feeling inside. no one can. >> do you want to comment at all on that aspect of this documentary and the rumors that had been there that aaron may have been bisexual or gay? >> if he did feel that way or if he felt the urge, i wish that i was told. i wish that he, you know, he would have told me because i

wouldn't -- i would not have loved him any differently. i would have understood. it's not shameful, and i don't think anybody should feel shameful on who they are inside regardless of who they love. i think -- i think it's a beautiful thing. i just -- i wish i was able to tell him that. >> well, what books am i going to be sending you, aaron? >> harry potter's. >> harry potter's? okay. >> the phone calls i know were painful for you to have to listen to, but they did make you feel like you knew him in a way that you didn't necessarily see, especially if you were just someone who tuned in for the games and then the courtroom. >> reporter: the series playing phone calls from prison between hernandez and his friends and family including from the couple's young daughter. >> it's just again very hard to hear, you know, especially with my daughter being a minor, hearing sacred --

>> her giggle, her laugh. >> yeah. those are things as a mother you want to keep to yourself. although they may not be played back, it's just -- it's hard. it's hard to listen to. >> were you approached by the documentarians to participate in this series? >> i was approached. they offered compensation for my participation, but i wanted to leave it in the past and let my daughter grow without her having to have bad memories to look back on. >> reporter: attorney jose baez who represented hernandez in court during a separate double murder trial, charges hernandez was acquitted of, taking issue with the docu-series he appeared in. >> i think they're trying to find a simple answer for a complex situation. his health was a huge factor. i mean i don't understand why we need to search around for an answer as to why he committed suicide when he was at an advanced stage of a disease where the primary symptom is suicide.

>> cte. >> yes. >> he had a posthumous autopsy. they looked at his brain. it was clear he had suffered from cte. >> and had severe brain damage. what more do you need to look at except to assume something? and i agreed to be part of the documentary based on a representation that certain people would be taken out that were discussing his sexuality and after i was done interviewing, they went back on that promise. and that's the issue i have. >> in the wake of the netflix series, hernandez's now 8-year-old daughter growing up in the shadows of controversy surrounding her late father. how do you describe aaron hernandez to your daughter? how do you want her to remember him? >> i would describe her father as a loving individual who obviously loved her. i think it's more bringing back the memories for her and let her form her own opinion and i think

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thousands of parents how to install those baby car seats correctly, showing us all how to do it correct, live. ♪ super showdown, your sneak peek at what could be the biggest ad of the game. missy elliott back and painting it black. going head-to-head with post malone and what has jason momoa in a bubble bath before the big game? ♪ i won't give up get ready for miami because our "gma" kid correspondent going one-on-one with the super bowl's biggest stars. and would you look who is saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ i won't give up good morning, america. i hope you're well. you guys are happy. >> oh, yes. song by shakira and counting down, of course, to the super bowl. our kid correspondent quentin having a lot of fun there. >> adorable. >> he is so cute. there's quarterback, of course, patrick mahomes. >> he is adorable. >> he's very adorable. their interview going viral. we're going to have more on that.

>> what? >> confirmed viral. >> okay but first we have a lot of news to get to starting with the latest on the coronavirus.n world. at least 132 people have died. and overnight more than 200 americans evacuated from wuhan, china, to alaska before heading to california. so let's go back to will carr who again has the latest for us. good morning again, will. >> reporter: and, robin, that plane started in the hot zone in china. it flew to alaska overnight to refuel and should land any minute on the military base behind me in river county. there are 201 passengers on board that flight. everyone will have to be quarantined for at least three days. if anybody shows any symptoms they could be here for two weeks or longer. at this point five americans have contracted the coronavirus and now 20 domestic airports are koreani

koreani koreaning screening jer passengers. as for that charter flight we know that all 201 passengers were screened both in china and in alaska. they were screened twice in alaska actually. they started cheering when they boarded and you can imagine they'll be screening louder when they touch down on ground. george? >> bet they did. will, thank you very much. we turn to the investigation into the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter and seven others. federal investigators now say the chopper was missing a warning system on board. i want to go back to t.j. holmes at the staples center in los angeles. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: hey, good morning again, george. you're talking about what's called a terrain awareness and warning system. it lets a pilot know of an imminent impact. well, this hel have one, was not required to have one and there are questions now could it have even helped in this case given that this helicopter was at such a steep and rapid descent. the videos capturing the circle aircraft were taken at 9:31 a.m. sunday morning. 15 minutes before the helicopter went radio silent.

>> the descent rate for the helicopter was over 2,000 feet a minute. we know that this was a high energy impact crash. the helicopter was in one piece when it impacted the terrain. >> reporter: the investigation presses on. >> i was asked about terrain awareness and warning system which provides terrain information to the pilot. i was asked whether that was on this helicopter. we have verified it was not. >> reporter: overnight i spoke with kobe's former teammate and friend metta world peace. >> when i seen vanessa after he retired, i said i'm so happy for you and when he retired, man, i was so happy for vanessa because, like, she gets to have kobe now. >> reporter: i'm standing outside staples center where the memorial to gigi and kobe continues to grow. investigators have finished collecting evidence and debris and will now issue possibly a preliminary report in the next week and a half. but a final report, amy, is not expected. maybe up to the next 12 to 18 months. >> still a lot of questions out there, t.j., thank you.

now to a health alert about the hand sanitizer purell. the fda issuing a stern warning to the company saying it's making unproven claims that it will protect users from viruses. this coming when so many are looking to protect themselves from the coronavirus. gio benitez is here with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, amy. the fda sent that stern letter . they pointed to marketing claims on the company's website and social media. let's show you one of them. here's one claim, purell products help eliminate mrsa and vre. another suggesting it could reduce lost school days. the fda said the company also suggested that hand sanitizers like purell could prevent disease like the ebola virus, coronavirus and influenza.

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welcome back to "gma." >> they don't even know, george. >> no, they do not. they do need to know about tomorrow. first of all, welcome to all of you. [ applause ] great having you right here. and also tomorrow you want to come back, thursday "deals & steals." big savings on problem solvers. now it's time for "pop news" with lara. >> thank you, george. good morning, everybody. we're going to begin with some more oscar news for you. the academy announcing that timothee chalamet, will ferrell, gayle godot, mindy kaling julia louis-dreyfus, lin-manuel, mark ruffalo, kelly

marie tran and christiane wig with all be presenting. statuettes during the ceremony, though no one in the crew there nominated for their performance, many on that list star in this crop of nominees. the academy saying in a statement, we're excited to welcome these talented artists to help celebrate this year's movies. each bringing their own unique energy and appeal to our global audience and we sure agree. they will join the reigning best actor and actress. they always hand out the big awards of the night. do not forget, the 92nd annual academy awards airs right here, sunday night, february 9th on -- >> abc! [ applause ] >> it's trending. >> it's trending. >> speaking of which, robin, now to the legacy of mr. kobe bryant. earlier we told you about the #girldad and how it was trending inspiring fathers everywhere to share their stories about their

relationships with their daughters. now here's how it all started. espn anchor elle duncan told the story of how she met kobe a couple years ago. during the conversation they talked about the possibility of him adding another girl to his family. take a listen. >> i asked if he wanted more children and he said his wife vanessa really wanted to try again for a boy but was sort of jokingly concerned that it would be another girl and i was like, four girls. are you joking? like what would you think? how would you feel? and without hesitation he said i would have five more girls if i could. i'm a girl dad. >> oh, wow. >> of course, kobe did go on to have good girl named capri. since elle shared that story the #girldad has gone viral with dads everywhere sharing how their daughters changed their live including, george, we know you love being a girl dad, a-rod tweeting in response i'm so lucky to be a girl dad. check out mark ingram. he shared this photo along with

that hashtag. as of this morning, everyone, there are over 100,000 posts and counting. if you want to warm your heart, i highly recommend you check out #girldad. it's really, really special. >> beautiful. thank you. >> very, very nice tribute. and finally a fun one for you. this is a first from my old home. "antique roads show." an appraisal knocks a guest off his feet. it happened when the show taped in fargo, north dakota. the guy on the right, you just saw him there, a u.s. air force veteran and bought a rolex for $345.97 because he heard it was a good brand for scuba diving and bought it on the base. they have that store where they can go. >> the px. >> the px, yes. i knew that was the name. after he got it he decided it was too nice to take into the salt water. it was an entire month's

paycheck even with the discount and kept it in a safety deposit box for nearly 40 years and heard "roadshow" was coming to town. he brought it in to see what it might be worth. take a look. >> a watch like this at auction is worth about $400,000. [ laughter ] >> don't worry. i love the appraiser. he's checking. he's fine. but guess what, it gets better. he really needed to sit down when he found out the watch was actually worth more like $500,000 to $700,000 because it had never been worn. it was in the original box, had all the paperwork. that particular style is the most collectible of all rolexes. it's called the paul newman. >> why is that? >> because the actor wore it in the '60s. it's just very highly sought after. there were not a lot made. the "road show" expert believe

it's the finest example of its kind. the executive producer my frien. that's "pop news." >> thank you, lara. we'll move on to our "gma" cover story counting down to the super bowl with an inside look at the ads that feature star power during the super bowl. adrienne bankert with an exclusive sneak peek. >> hello. the competition over who has the most talked about super bowl ad can be as intense as the game. companies are paying over $5 million to broadcast a commercial. they're being released early before sunday in hopes they go viral. it's just days to the super bowl but the biggest competition this sunday could be the one off the field. as companies compete in the battle of the brands for your attention. remember this ad, the moment the world met the apple macintosh computer. a defining moment for apple as a brand and super bowl as must see tv for commercials.

from this memorable mcdonald's ad. ♪ what you want >> reporter: to "star wars" kid for volkswagen. companies are again paying big bucks just for the chance to get your attention. >> they're paying upwards of $5 million for a 30-second spot and the thinking is let's try to get as much buzz and as much attention out of what we're paying for these ads so why not release them early, you know, build up some momentum before the big games. >> pepsi is going for a touchdown this sunday with one of the biggest names in music. >> pepsi has a long history in the super bowl of featuring pop stars in its commercials and they're going back to that. >> reporter: this morning our first look at pepsi's new play with missy elliott's take on the rolling stones' "paint it black" with singer h.e.r. ♪ i see a red door and i want to paint it black ♪ ♪ no colors anymore i want them to turn black ♪ ♪ i see a red door and i want to

paint it black ♪ ♪ i paint the red door black n w unapologetic and i do my own thing ♪own brain ♪ no colors anymore i want to paint it black ♪ >> reporter: and it's not just pepsi making moves with a big music star. bud light teaming up with post malone seen here in this exclusive clip. >> i'll get both. >> reporter: we don't know the answer to this one yet. why is jason momoa making a splash? >> bet you've never seen jason momoa like this. >> reporter: that we won't find out about until game day. [ cheers and applause ] jason momoa, that ad could be a game changer. okay, it's often a contest of which ad is the funniest with multiple celebrities packed into one spot. wait till you see hyundai's stp john krasinski, chris evans and

rachu. now to our insta-parent series getting top parenting tips from some of the most popular online influencers. this morning we're meeting a woman behind an instagram account teaching car seat safety. take it from the comedians at saturday night live. >> we've got kids' jackets so big and thick they won't fit in their car seat anymore. >> reporter: getting kids buckled in can be tricky. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's why mom michelle pratt became a licensed car seat technician. >> when i was leaving the hospital i was certain someone would show me how to buckle in my little 7-pound baby and that did not happen. >> reporter: pratt starting her instagram account at safe in the seat. >> of the 200 families i met with 100% have had some type of misuse. this stuff is complicated. >> reporter: the safety expert answering frequently asked questions from new parents about how to pick the best seat. >> every car seat on the market is safe to use.

it all meets the general safety requirements but if you buy it and you don't know how to use it, that's not going to save your child's life in a crash. >> reporter: to where to install the car seat. >> i always recommend that our first option would be to try in the middle seat install. it is still safe to put the infant seat on an outboard seat but i always start with the middle. >> reporter: what to do when their baby falls asleep in the seat. >> they shouldn't be sleeping in the car seat. however, real life tells us they'll be asleep in the car seat outside the car. short periods of time, supervised at all times fully harnessed in at all times. let's practice. >> reporter: one of her biggest tips for new moms, practice makes perfect. >> their back is flat up against the back of the seat. if you've never harnessed a baby in a car seat before, it's not intuitive. straps are coming out at or below their shoulders. we want the chest clip at armpit level. get someone's child or doll and really work with your specific car seat to get it set up and

ready to be able to bring your baby home safely from the hospital. your baby is safely in the seat. >> and michele pratt is here now with anthony and his dad to demonstrate how to stay safe in the seat. welcome to all of you. thanks for being with us. [ applause ] we're in the middle of winter obviously right now and anthony has his winter coat on. >> he does. >> tell us -- i mean it's been a while since i strapped a child in. it looks perfectly safe to me, but you say there's something wrong with it. >> there is something wrong with it. it does look safe because it looks like the harness is tight but in actuality we'll show you that it's tricking us, right, anthony? so we'll get out of the jacket and show you -- so i'm not going to loosen it in any way. he's going to wiggle his way out. let's wiggle out of this. let's show everybody, anthony, that it's loose. want to? >> yeah. >> okay. good job.

good work. so this is what can you do at home too. if you have any type of bulky clothing to figure out is it too thick to wear in the car seat. at all, check this out. now we can see that it is really, really loose. >> so is the advice then to take the coat off? >> yes. the advice is any time you have bulky clothing to remove it before you get in the car seat. we want that harness to be as close to your child's body. >> how tight should it be? you don't want it to be too tight either. >> we'll tighten it up with the tightening strap. >> ow. >> it's too tight when your child goes ow. if you can't pinch slack or can't pinch the webbing together you know it is tight enough but usually it's pretty tight. >> all right, michele, thank you. anthony, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> good job. >> anthony's dad too. let's head over to ginger. >> amy, my kids say every time

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i have not heard -- wait a minute, guys. have you ever heard of tcl? >> tcl was an up-and-comer but no rookie anymore. see my sport analogies. see what i'm doing here? >> i see what you did there. >> this is 699 at amazon and cnet says this is the best tv for the money, period. it has bezel to bezel glass. it is gorgeous. i've been testing this. it is so pretty to look at. $699. great price, again, pay attention to the model number. that is really good. >> third down. >> moving down, moving down the field. >> okay, now, you know, we're talking about a 70-incher so it's time to go big or go mahomes. >> oh! >> i've been working. you see that? >> that was good. >> so 70-inch tv. this represents this time of year where they're tryin tryin n

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you can always find us on our news app and abc7news.com. now here's mo ♪ ♪ don't stop the party we welcome you back to "gma." super bowl liv is just four days away. >> that's right. and our kid correspondent right in the middle of the action covering the excitement as we count down to the big game. 13-year-old quentin corr got to interview the big players at media night. >> so cute. we're about to talk to him live from lowes hotel in miami beach. first let's take a look at what quentin has been up to. >> hey, america, it's "gma's" kid correspondent quentin corr and i'm at media night for super bowl liv in miami. let's check this place out. what's the greatest advice you've ever been given? >> never change who you are and be the best you can be. >> i love you just like you are. >> i appreciate it.

>> do you have any secret handshakes you do with your teammates? >> hi, kc wolf. how are you feeling? i guess he doesn't talk much. he's a dancer. i like to play video games. what's your favorite video game that you like to play? >> my favorite of all time is halo 3. the best video game of all time. >> i like your shades, bro. whoo. thank you. >> do you play football? >> yes. >> what position? >> either wide receiver or quarterback. i like both. >> either one? >> yeah. >> there we go. you can throw it? >> yeah. >> nice, man. >> that's it for media night. it was so much fun and now it's time to get ready for the big game. super bowl liv. [ applause ] >> well done. and quentin is joining us now live. you're a natural, kid. so tell us, what was your favorite moment of the night? >> favorite moment, probably speaking to patrick mahomes, so inspirational. and then doing the handshake

with travis kelce. that was so cool and just so amazing. he taught me his secret handshake. wow. >> you got it out of him. that shows you're an intrepid journalist, got him to do something like that. as a journalist are you remaining impartial and being, you know, not rooting for a specific team or do you want someone to win? >> you know, i got to say it. i'm going with kansas city. i'm going with kansas city. that's what's happening. [ applause ] >> so give us your reason why. why k.c.? >> you know, i just -- i really like k.c. i like patrick mahomes and i -- hmm, both teams are good but i just -- i want k.c. to win. >> i got you. i got you. well, you're having a great time. thank you so much for your hard work, young man. get back at it. [ applause ] enjoy. all right.

and for some reason, lara won't let us participate in this next interview. she wants it all to herself. i don't know why that could be. lara? he is a two-time oscar nominee now starring in the new thriller "the rhythm section." we are so thrilled to have jude law back with us. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> we've been catching up. can you believe it's been 20 years since "the talented mr. ripley." >> good lord. >> such a fantastic film. >> in many ways i can. [ laughter ] 20 years. yeah, that's funny. the way i kind of remember it is that my boy who is now 23 was a little one running around. a little toddler so, yes, i can believe that. >> it was such a huge film for you and really -- >> it was a life-changing experience for me. >> it was, right. and such a big film that year. what do you know now that you wish you had known then? >> gosh.

if i were to meet that young actor now, what would i -- i mean, i think, you know what, i remember myself, i was always full of enthusiasm and i was always a real stickler for being civil and polite and i would tell that guy to keep being polite. work hard. don't believe the hype. >> about yourself or the business. >> in general. >> great advice. [ applause ] well done. and you mentioned your son. congratulations. sounds like he's following in dad's footsteps right into the world of acting. >> he's a musician. a he is in a band, a great band. after stellar overband and played a lead in his first film. he is a modern retelling of oliver twist. >> i imagine you would give him the same advice you would give yourself. >> he doesn't need any advice. he's so smart and sensible and beautiful.

yeah. >> it's great. >> he probably wouldn't listen to it anyway. >> that's the real truth about being a parent. let's talk about "the rhythm section." we had blake on yesterday. we want to hear your side of the story. you guys have a fight scene in it. she says it's her proudest moment in the film. you did it in one take. >> that's right. we did. we rehearsed it for weeks and weeks. >> it's a phenomenal scene. she calls herself, blond, james blond. >> yeah, that's good. >> and tell us about what happened this that scene. did you know it was as bad as it turned out to be? she said her hand was like feta cheese. >> she broke her hand on my chest. that's all i'm going to say. >> say no more. the visual is just right. >> i tell you what, she threw herself into this film 100% and that particular scene in a way i can -- yeah, it's a sort of -- it's a macro of the film in its entirety and she is committed to it and, yeah, the fact that we

had our wonderful director who chose to shoot it in one take and that is not easy, i tell you. the fight scenes are broken up. that's how you either slip in the stunt person or slip in the sort of fake punch. the fact is we were in there doing it for real. >> that's what she said. >> and she broke her hand on my chest. [ laughter ] >> you play the wise -- former m-16 agent. >> yes. >> this is by barbara broccoli. >> the producer of the bond films. >> and you're training her because she wants revenge. >> she wants revenge. she comes to the one person whose name keeps coming up and finally realizes it can maybe help her find these people and maybe help her seek and wreak revenge on the villains. >> you have teed up the clip. are you ready? okay. roll 'em. >> you got to get your breathing sorted. don't panic. be calm. be still. you got to get your rhythm section under control like music, remember?

think of your heart as the drums. you're breathing as the bass. you get those sorted and you're sorted. >> heart as the drums, breathing as the base. [ applause ] >> the music is so tense. it's great. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> the film is fantastic, guys. "the rhythm section," blake lively and this guy, jude law. [ applause ] in theaters on friday. thank you so much for coming in this morning. >> thank you. >> we will be right back with much more on "good morning america."

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[ applause ] back now on "gma," my "dancing with the stars" family took over radio city music hall here in new york last night. it was a sold out show and unlike any they have ever done before. true art. how lucky was i? they asked me to be a small smart. i wouldn't call what i did art but i would call it fun. >> reporter: it's your monday night. >> hey, welcome to "dancing with the stars". ♪ >> reporter: coming to life on stage. and they invited me to dance with them. here, yes, radio city. no pressure. good thing i got this guy.

♪ don't make me close >> my former partner, val chmerkovskiy, has been bringing dance year-round. for me it's been a while. >> just got a video from val, a dance he'd like to do with me. i think he's forgotten it's been four years. super ambitious so, you know, we'll see how this goes. i learned it in about an hour and then i'm back in the jive. >> not bad. >> in less than 24 hours later i'm backstage and i am with my friends, sold out at radio city. yes. it's happening. congratulations. >> hi. thank you. >> all of you. oh, yep. it's definitely been four years. >> go, ginger, on three. one, two, three, go ginger. >> i'm going to need that. i'm going to need it.

what's your advice for me? >> advice? it's radio city. >> yes. >> feel the energy from the audience. >> it's a lot of people. >> it's going to be electric. it's going to be epic. enjoy the show. >> thank you. >> have fun. >> you too. y'all look great. we'll see you out there. >> i love this ponytail. work it. >> everybody please welcome to the stage -- >> i'm about to go on. no turning back now. >> ginger zee! >> right here. >> hit it. dog crying all the time ♪ ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog crying all the time ♪ ♪ well you ain't nothing for a rabbit and you ain't no friend of mine ♪ ♪ well they said you was high class but, well, that was just a lie ♪ ♪ yeah they said you was high class ♪ ♪ well, that was just a lie ♪ yeah, you ain't never caught a rabbit and you ain't no friend of mine ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

>> i did it. i made it. it was far from perfect. i just danced at radio city. [ applause ] >> you can see them too. the "dancing with the stars" live 2020 tour is dancing its way across the country until april 7th. i have seen a lot of these tours. it's best one they have done yet and in just a few months i'm actually headed on a vip getaway to paradise island in the bahamas with the whole cast and you can come with us. "dancing with the stars: journey to paradise" is a trip of a lifetime. you get performances by all your favorite pros plus joey fatone and nfl champ rashad jennings going to join us. a lot of dancing coming your way. let's get a ch

fun. all right, it's time now for our ultimate nachos week to continue. of course, we are counting down to the super bowl with 20 nacho recipes for 2020. bring them on. so far we've seen potato nachos. we've got a cheese fountain but if you're big on the pig, today is your day. [ laughter ] patti jinich is here with two delicious recipes. i don't know why i thought that was so funny. i love -- you do a really fun substitution for the nachos. >> i'm laughing too. it's outrageous, we're doing pork, pork, pork. it is the first time i've done chicarrones pulled pork. the first time i've ever seen -- >> pork rind nachos. >> instead of tortilla chips pork rinds.

they are airy, crisp, salty. the crunchiest thing ever. >> do tell us, can we buy them from the store or do you want us to make them? >> no, no, you can get them at the gas station. you can get them anywhere. >> check. >> just open up a bag and the amazing thing about them too is not only -- we're starting a thing here. >> yes, we are. >> say chicharrones. >> we've got to get going or we're not going to get to your bonus recipe. you do a salsa that you control the heat on. >> this is amazing. important thing about making your own salsa at home, you need to have fresh ripe ingredients so we're using tomatoes. they need to be ripe and sweet, tomatillos, they shoud be firm. onion, jalapeno. adding the chile a little bit at a time.

we're taking the salsa to the extreme and pushing ingredients to really bring out the sugar, the sweetness, the juices. we're leaving the charred skins so it's nice and rustic and then, wait. we're using jalapenos two ways. we're using the fresh roasted jalapeno. but then we're adding chipotle. did you know that the chipotle sauce is the jalapeno. >> i did not. >> that's been smoked, dried and pickled in a tomato vinegar sauce. >> does it make it slightly less spicy? >> to die for. sweet and smoky, yes, so add the salt. >> done. >> and then, yes. >> pretend it works. there you go. okay. >> we get the idea. >> we get the idea. >> on the way. >> and then -- >> and then you have this. >> now we have to be careful so

that's a spicy -- as spicy as you want, you have oil here. and this is, again, like another step that is going to take the sauce into like a deeper, deeper -- >> smells so good. >> so you're making the sauce which is already flavorful even more intense. we're adding the sauce to the chicharrones. >> we have tasters over there and we have a special taster right here. >> take a smell. >> can you say chicharrones. >> si, si. >> you can see how they start to transform. >> you use a cheese, keep it real. >> queso fresco. a little bit of onion. >> cilantro. >> and, guys, not only are we doing a little avocado with the chiccarones we're doing a bonus with a regular pork. >> those are the bigger chip, car neat tas. you have the recipe, the bonus recipe. >> this smells so good.

i wish you could -- you can because you can go online, get the recipe on our website. try this. so delicious. so creative. we love when patti is here. >> oh. >> tomorrow, more nachos. more nachos. >> mwah. >> more nachos. sofia carson coming up performing live. let me get in america's getting sicker. sick of donald trump, there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs.

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