good morning, america. it's our second hour and happening right now, showdown in the president's impeachment trial. the senate voting 51-49 against allowing witnesses. what to expect next. plus, new information from john bolton's book. all the latest from washington. a dramatic rescue after a woman fell through the ice and the brutal body shaming that followed. she's opening up about her terrifying ordeal plus her message to critics. ♪ i'm on the edge royal doppelganger. this missouri mom is a meghan markle look-alike and she's chatting with us live. will you do a double take? ♪

it is super bowl saturday and an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek at a star-studded super bowl ad plus a once in a lifetime surprise for a super bowl superfan. you don't want to miss this. ♪ our ultimate nachos week grand finale, and we've saved the best for last. a spicy twist on super bowl staple snacks sure to be a crowd pleaser. ♪ get ready for the super bowl with "deals & steals." we're putting the foot in football. megadeals on fabulous footwear and foot care to keep your heels feeling comfy and your feet smelling sweet for half the price. all that and more as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >> announcer: it's saturday morning. this is "gma." good morning, welcome to our second hour. i'm not sure even just using the words putting the foot in

football connects it in any way to -- >> hey. i thought it was pretty clever of the producers. >> absolutely. >> we are gearing up, meanwhile, for the super bowl tomorrow. >> that's right. coming up, we have an exclusive sneak peek at one of the biggest ads of the super bowl this year and here's a hint for you. it stars her right there, jenny from the block. >> nice. >> big time. also, big surprises coming up down at super bowl liv. t.j. holmes is in miami with all the action for us. t.j., what's going on? >> reporter: hey, good morning. i'm joined by my friend, some fans from both teams, the 49ers and the chiefs and, of course, the cheer squads from both teams, as well, but i'm also joined by in particular i want you to meet bill with nfl security. he's here to protect this. these are all 53 rings from your previous winners. there's a spot here at the end. is that going to be a chiefs

ring, a 49ers ring? remember, it was 50 years ago if you go back up here, that's super bowl iv. that was the last time the chiefs won a super bowl. that ring, they're hoping to get another one but these are all the rings. that's why bill has to be here so there's a lot happening here. we have a lot more surprises coming your way here from miami, of course. we will see you all here in just a little bit. >> t.j., i really think you can outrun bill. so just grab it, man. >> you're telling me to steal is what you're telling me. you're telling me to engage in thievery, okay. >> just lightly suggesting. my lawyer would tell me to just change that language slightly. t.j., thank you. we'll be coming back to you throughout the course of the show. we appreciate that. thanks to bill as well. we have a lot of news to get to and we start with the latest on the impeachment trial of president trump. david wright right there in florida for us where the president is waking up this morning. david, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the impeachment trial will go on for a few more days but after

the democrats lost friday's crucial vote, it's pretty much game over. final tally, 51-49, on the question of calling for more witnesses and documents. the democrats had hoped to win over four republican moderates, but in the end convinced only two of them, susan collins of maine and mitt romney of utah. lamar alexander of tennessee said no more witnesses were needed because in his view the democrats had proven their case. that said he said what the president did was in his view improper but not impeachable. lisa murkowski of alaska did not say what she thinks of the president's conduct but said that she believes that a fair trial in the senate is not possible. the process too tainted by partisanship. well, now under the schedule agreed to by both sides, closing arguments will take place monday. final vote on a verdict will likely take place on wednesday. two significant events in between now and then, the iowa

caucuses monday night and the state of the union tuesday night. president trump becomes the second president to deliver a state of the union under the cloud of impeachment. whit? >> quite the week in politics. all right, david wright for us, thanks so much. >> so many events back to back. a dramatic rescue after a woman falls through the ice. what comes next was body shaming. we'll hear from her in our "gma" cover story. also up ahead, we're all getting excited to watch the super bowl ads tomorrow. we've got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at a huge ad starring jennifer lopez, pit bull and more. and the football fun continues because our friend tory johnson is putting the foot in football, dan's favorite line of the morning. she has amazing "deals & steals" on footwear and foot care from no-show socks to comfy insoles, everything you need to keep your feet happy. >> dudes always say that to each other, right, dan? >> no-show socks, part of my game. f my game.

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welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. >> let's start with some "pop news." >> let's do it. we begin this morning with mr. brad pitt who somehow found a way to make a -- help a third grader with his school project. here's what happened. chase moh is the kid in the middle. you'll see here, okay. there's chase. his dad is actor and martial artist mike moh who played bruce lee in "once upon a time in hollywood," okay. so -- they had a fight. >> yes, you know, and that little film that brad pitt was in that earned him an oscar nomination. so chase had an assignment based off a book his class read and in the book the main character can't afford a train ticket to visit her grandma so she wears a postage stamp and is mailed to her grandmother by way of a mail car. got that? okay. so the assignment was for the kids to draw a self-portrait, give it to a relative and see where the drawing ends up in the

world. well, chase's dad mike took his self-portrait to the s.a.g. awards last weekend and then this happened. chase's school shared this photo. >> oh, that's awesome. >> you see chase's self-portrait with mr. brad pitt. they shared it on the facebook page. his teacher said most of the kids didn't even know who brad pitt was. chase, though, was impressed and the teacher to emphasize to the kids how big of a deal this was pretended to faint when she saw it and so, of course, if you want to see if brad pitt takes home the oscar for his role in "once upon a time in hollywood" the 92nd annual academy awards airs sunday, february 9th right here on abc. >> how old is this kid that the other kids -- >> peppa the pig. >> not watching a lot of tarantino movies. >> brad who? okay, so next -- >> i question their parents' judgment. >> you'll love this one, though. our feline friend perdita described by her shelter family as the world's worst cat, okay, so they say that they say that

tongue in cheek. it's just that perdita does it her way. the shelter in north carolina says when she arrived she was shy and sweet. as soon as she got comfortable, the real perdita came out. >> sounds like a cat. >> exactly. she was just a cat. they tried to do a nice photo shoot but this was as cute as perdita could get. so they leaned into it. you know, just sharing those pictures saying meet perdita. not for the faint of heart. among her likes staring into your soul, lurking in dark corners and jump scares, her specialty. well, it turns out, family still loved her and so the shelter sharing on social media that she will be going home with her chosen family. >> she is scary. >> all you need is a nice suit of armor then you can pet her. >> there you go. >> don't you think cats pick you. you don't choose a cat. >> that's exactly it. she chose her family. so this one, guys, this is really good. this missouri mom has been getting the royal treatment. akeisha land has people across

the country literally doing double takes because of how much she looks like a certain member of the royal family. can you guess? >> wow. >> yeah. >> crazy. >> the mother of two going viral after posting a photo of her daughter on instagram. people immediately mistaking her for duchess meghan markle. we had to see for ourselves. there it is. akeisha is popping into "pop news live" from her kitchen. akeisha, good morning. how are you? >> look at that. >> good morning, good morning, america. >> okay, so when did this begin? when were you first told that you looked like meghan markle? >> okay, so it first started to happen back before the royal wedding was about to start. that's when i first started to kind of hear it. >> yeah. >> akeisha, i loved you in "suits." you were great. you're from a pretty small town. >> i'm still waiting on my residuals. >> they've been sending the checks to the wrong palace. i know you are from a pretty small town in missouri.

do people stop you on the street thinking you're meghan markle? >> i don't think they think i'm meghan markle because i don't know why meghan markle would be in smalltown missouri but i have had many people like at the grocery store, at church, i even had -- this is when i knew that i looked really like her because i had this teenage boy at the bread aisle of target come up to me and he was like, you know, you look like -- you look like -- what's that princess girl's name, meghan. that's who you look like. so i always giggle when i hear it, though, so it's such a compliment. >> well, akeisha, this really went viral this week when you posted that photo we've been showing with your daughter on instagram. what have the past few days been like for you? >> overwhelming to say the least. it's just been a whirlwind and like i said, it's been so flattering and such a compliment to be compared to her likeness, so i'll take it. it's been fun. >> akeisha, it's been fun to

talk to you. thanks so much for beaming in from your kitchen. give our best to everybody in missouri. we really appreciate it. have a great saturday. >> thank you. you guys too. >> we'll have a word with the "suits" producers so you make sure you get your checks. great pop news. >> i'll check my bank account. >> i like it. i like it. all right. we'll move on to our cover story. a woman was saved after falling through the ice and then came the body shaming. our stephanie ramos has more on that. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. the video of this woman's rescue was posted on the sheriff's department's facebook page with her permission to warn others about the dangers of ice fishing. but some people instead of applauding the rescue, they started to attack her weight. >> we're going to pull her out. >> reporter: this morning the woman rescued from a lake in this dramatic video now dealing with a much more shallow issue. >> you got a hand? >> i'm numb. i'm completely numb. >> reporter: after being criticized for her weight. >> come on.

>> reporter: in the video that quickly went viral. >> stay right here. >> reporter: korisa miller says she was ice fishing in michigan with a friend monday afternoon. >> we were on the dock and all of a sudden i lost my footing. and then i slipped in. the ice broke. and it was up to my chin. >> reporter: within minutes she couldn't feel her legs. >> i'm stuck. >> grab hold. one, two, three. >> reporter: in the frigid 36-degree water for 15 minutes, miller was saved. >> we got her out. >> reporter: but says once her ordeal was over another one began. this time in the comment section of the video posted on facebook. people body shaming miller making light of the situation by insulting her weight and even what she was wearing. >> i actually had two pairs of pants on and a hoodie and a winter coat. they actually kind of floated up and it made me feel like i was sinking then every time there was a pull i felt like i was

getting choked so we ripped those off so i could breathe and we could get me out of there. >> reporter: some people coming to her defense posting, stop body shaming people. so easy to sit behind a screen and be nasty to people. thank god they got her out in time and shame on people critizing her body shape. >> the trolls out there need to realize that there are people that will stand up for themselves. you need to bring people up instead of tearing people down. >> reporter: korisa miller says she used to weigh 400 pounds. she says people have no idea how hard she's worked to get to where she is right now. now, when the sheriff's department posted the video they didn't identify her but she says she had to come forward and speak up for herself. to put it into perspective it's been viewed more than 100,000 times. there were some really great positive comments on there as well but the negative ones stick out. >> coming forward was super brave on her part and super cowardly to criticize someone

anonymously on the internet. let's get it over to rob for a look at the weather. >> we got miami. a super bowl. we've got an outdoor stadium and severe storms in south florida today again but should clear out for tomorrow. should be good. actually north wind so temperatures are going to be pretty chilly for south florida standards. good saturday morning. certainly nice from the exploratorium camera. but we have patchy dense fog from the north bay to east ayebae. then partly cloudy afternoon. strong gusty winds for sunday and sharply cooler with freezing cold mornings next week. 66 in fremont today. 68 in san jose. 64 in napa. temperatures well above average today. with the high clouds. and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows blustery day as any super bowl fan knows,

the ads are just as much of an event as the game itself. our kaylee hartung is showing us how the ads come together with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of tomorrow's hottest commercials. >> reporter: from avocados -- >> they're going to eat you up. >> reporter: -- to oysters. >> that was not me, that was john legend. >> reporter: the ads slated for super bowl liv shaping up to create another year of must-see tv. >> alexa, set the temperature t 64 degrees. >> okay. >> reporter: to learn more we sat down with social media and marketing extraordinaire gary vaynerchuk whose supersize team is behind three of this year's most talked about ads. >> are you ready for some hummus? >> what makes this company capable of doing three super bowl ads. >> we're doing a better job of listening then distributing the content where it's actually being seen instead of where people think it may be seen. >> you know it will be seen at the super bowl. >> yes. >> okay, boomer. >> what is your all-time

favorite super bowl ad? >> i think it was probably the cindy crawford diet pepsi ad. i think that was the moment i became a man. ♪ >> reporter: after making their super bowl debut last year with this planters ad -- >> people think i'm nuts. >> reporter: vayner media came back stronger than ever with their hashtag of their vip ad going viral on social media weeks before the big game. >> mr. peanut, no, you don't. don't do it, mr. peanut. no! >> you all created so much buzz. >> so much. >> pregame with the planters. >> we won super bowl before super bowl. >> reporter: but they're not done yet. inviting "gma" for a special exclusive screening of behind-the-scenes footage for their new ad for hard rock international. >> stop. >> reporter: the highly anticipated ad directed by michael bay also featuring jennifer lopez, pit bull, a-rod and more. does j. lo do her own stunts?

the surprises didn't stop there. >> this is a little bit of our hard rock piece. >> got you. >> don't take j. lo's rhinestones. >> this is the super bowl and you've got to be super. >> reporter: we noted the success of that pre-super bowl campaign for planters centered on the demise of mr. peanut. in the wake of the tragic death of kobe bryant and eight others in the helicopter crash, the decision was made to put that campaign on hold. gary vaynerchuk describing their sensitivity in the moment was more important than any buzz. >> certainly makes sense. thank you so much. now over to eva putting the foot in football. >> oh, yeah, you love that line. time for "deals & steals," and we are gearing up for the super bowl, super bowl sunday, as we count down to the big game. tory johnson is here putting the foot in football with some amazing bargains and all things foot care, footwear. welcome to you this morning. >> thank you.

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welcome back to "gma" and now to some of the headlines that we're following this morning. a public health emergency as fears over the coronavirus outbreak spread. the number of deaths and cases in china rising and now at least 170 cases confirmed in other countries. president trump restricting the travel to foreign nationals to prevent its spread and major u.s. air carriers are canceling flights in and out of china. american citizens quarantined for the first time in more than half a century. major sell-off. the coronavirus and this global outbreak affecting the economy. the dow falling 603 points, more than 2% at closing on friday marking the dow's worst day since august with american delta and united suspending travel to china. u.s. airlines were especially hit hard.

the fda has approved the first drug to treat peanut allergies in children. palforzia is meant to minimize a child's reaction to peanuts in case of accidental exposure while the child is still avoiding nuts. now it is time to send things over to janai for -- [ air horn ] >> -- "binge this." i'm next going to work as a deejay in new jersey. >> yeah, you should, totally. time for "binge this" from the big game to the big screen, it is a huge week in entertainment. and here to break it down is "rolling stone" staff writer charles holmes. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. so excited. >> everyone is excited for tomorrow. one of the biggest days probably in football obviously but one of the biggest music events of the year. tell us what we can binge to get ready. >> i'm saying we should binge a little bit of j. lo, a little bit of shakira. >> or a whole lot. >> or a whole lot of them. they're obviously headlining the

super bowl halftime show. i'm looking for a little bit of throwback energy. i would love some jenny from the block. >> bring it out, yes. "love don't cost a thing" and "hips don't lie," of course, shakira, shakira. and, okay, so we don't know exactly what they're going to offer up at the halftime show but who knows who they could bring out. >> so the first thing that potentially might happen is they might actually honor kobe bryant. there might be a memorial for him. there's rumors of that. they also might bring out i'm thinking pitbull. >> mr. 305. right? >> cardi b starred with j. lo in "hustlers," right? >> could be so good. >> maluma. >> dj khaled. hey, we will have to wait and see. maybe they'll even bring out uncle luke. so not just the super bowl but you've got more new music. we're talking lil wayne. >> lil wayne. best rapper alive. yes, you should be binging the carter series. there's five of them. the last one came out in 2018.

lil wayne, i love him. he's my top five dead or alive, okay. my favorite carter is the carter 2. what's your favorite carter? >> 3. >> 3? awesome and then roddy ricch. he has the number one song in the country with "the box." so if your kids at home are going, ee-ooh, ee-ooh, it's because this man right here -- >> hilarious. >> you can tell there's so much influence from wayne in those alien vocals. >> your top five dead or alive, dial on, dial on. [ laughter ] i had to do it. all right. finally, a certain oscar nominated actress has a new movie coming out. what are your picks this weekend? >> yeah, i have a double feature for us. margot robbie, "i, tonya." loved this movie in theaters. same thing, we have "once upon a time in hollywood," one of my favorite onitsuka contenders. she was amazing in this film. last but not least we have "aquaman." this is a dc movie. it was a commercial hit and

it showed us that dc movies can be a little bit funnier, a little bit i have referen and get us ready for "birds of prey." "birds of prey" shows margot robbie reprising her role as harley quinn leading superheroes against the villening, the black mask. excited about this movie. >> so excited to have you here and thanks to charles. of course, you can read more from charles in the latest issue of "rolling stone" on newsstands and online now and head to goodmorningamerica.com to see so that you can binge oscar nominated films at home before hollywood's biggest night next weekend. >> can i just say i cannot believe dial on from the chappelle show. on fire on a saturday morning. >> yes. >> i love it. >> i had to do it when he said top five. >> thank you, janai. we appreciate it. coming up here on "gma," we are sitting down with none other than russell wilson and ciara talking their exciting pregnancy news and more. >> i wish we had dial on coming up but we do have the capstone

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welcome back. now to some more super bowl fun. our kid correspondent quentin sat down with power couple russell wilson and ciara. take a look. >> and wilson is going to go deep downfield. >> russell wilson is the superstar quarterback for the seattle seahawks. now he's using his star power and his talents with a whole new audience. wilson is now co-owner and chairman of nfl flag and hoping to bring the sport he loves to children all over the world. >> nfl flag, the sport, okay, is going to grow so fast we'll go international to every major country. >> reporter: the 31-year-old wilson is focusing on expanding the league to not just boys but girls too. >> i want to expand the game of flag football because it's safe, because it's fun. ♪ i love it >> reporter: he and his wife ciara were motivating the players at friday's event and our kid correspondent quentin corr was front and center for all this action asking his idol

what this means for his family and football. >> quentin, how are you? >> good. >> it's so good to see you. >> there's only four states that have girls flag football as a sport. and florida is one of those states so it's really cool that we're here. >> today is about girls getting involved in football. what does it mean to you especially since you have a daughter? >> it means a lot. it really shows you there's no limit based off your gender. i always say, all it takes is one person to believe in your dream and that's you and these girls are showing what that means. >> reporter: quentin even asked the celebrity couple about some of their new life updates. the pair recently shared she's these pictures of the newest addition to their family. >> is it a boy or a girl? >> oh. it's a beautiful thing happening. >> we don't know quite fully yet. >> quentin brought gifts. >> i got you a little gift from "gma." >> thank you so much. thank you, guys. >> and, guys, i don't even know why i'm here, right? quentin is here. he's been holding down all

week as the kid correspondent. he's been here, did you say since sunday? >> since sunday. >> he hasn't just been here, you know, messing off. he's actually been working. that's pretty cool. ciara. you gave them a nice baby gift. that was cool. >> yeah. i gave it to them. i felt like it would be a nice thing to do, you know. they have another baby coming, and i thought it would be, yeah, give them another gift. >> he's a journalist and he's thoughtful, all right. but he's going to tell me more about what he's been doing this week and some of the things he has coming up. we'll be back with that in just a second, dan. you'll want to hear from him. >> most of the time you don't hear the words thoughtful and journalist in the same sentence so respect. >> we'll take that. >> quentin, great job. >> let's get it over to rob now. hey, rob. >> hey, dan, great group of fans out here in times square. you guys excited for the super bowl? you better believe it. super bowl weekend got even more special for a group of very deserving kids. "gma" got exclusive access to

join several make-a-wish families for a private super bowl stadium tour yesterday and it was all part of 19 super bowl wishes granted this year, the most in make-a-wish's 40-year history. the kids got a private tour, met several legendary players and got tickets to the big game and tomorrow stay tuned after the super bowl for a very special announcement during the mvp ceremony, disney parks is teaming up with make-a-wish to make the mvp moment even more magical for these wish kids. don't turn off the game. good saturday morning. areas of dense fog from the north bay for the east bay this morning. 40s and 50s. and throughout the afternoon. it will be mild at 11:00. 12:00 in the 50s. we got people from all over the world. even people from scotland and england where football is a whole different thing so, t.j., we'll toss it back down to you. everybody is here and everybody is psyched for the game. t.j., back in florida.

what do you got? >> all right. well, thank you again. i'm here with our kid correspondent, quentin, who doesn't need me here. i don't know why i'm here. he's been holding down all week. what's been a highlight for you this week? >> highlight definitely been interviewing the players on monday night but also going to the super bowl stadium yesterday. that was incredible. >> see, i haven't even been over there yet. you got some stuff coming up. you have nfl honors. this is a big -- one of the premiere events of the weekend. you'll be on the red carpet. you're not just going to be there, a thoughtful journalist that you are, you have some things for the players actually as you interview them. >> yes, so i made some questions tailored for the players but i also have a couple of surprises. so i have a goody bag full of healthy snacks for them or for me in case -- in case they get hungry or i, but i also have some swag like these, you know. >> see, what i told you, guys, he's thoughtful.

he's thoughtful. who are you looking forward to on the red carpet? >> definitely want to see lamar jackson. that would be cool. >> okay. but i know you're a seattle seahawks fan. >> yes. >> you were with russell wilson yesterday but you've been around him a little bit in the past. >> yes, i have. >> so i know you love the seahawks, the championship team. so i couldn't just be here with you and, you know, not do something seahawks related and something seahawks related is right behind us with super bowl champ from the seahawks, cliff avril. come on out. [ cheers ] >> oh. >> yes. >> what's going on? how are you doing? >> good. >> my man, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> now tell me what this guy means to you. be honest now. >> so cool. longtime seahawks fan. awesome to see you in person. >> yes, sir, yes, sir. you been enjoying your week? >> yes, i have. >> i heard you're killing it on tv right now. good stuff. >> we can't see the face. i'm seeing his face. y'all can't see he's giddy. super bowl champ, what's the week been for you? you're not playing in the super bowl.

>> it's a little different. it's a little different but being on the other side doing a little bit of media stuff here and there, getting to meet great fans like yourself, it's a great time and it's great for all the alums to come together, man. it's like a reunion. >> i will give you a chance now. you've been a journalist all week so i'll step out of the way. you do the job. you ask him a question. >> what's up? >> hmm. >> put you on the spot. >> what -- huh. what's it like to be -- what's it like to -- hmm. this is tough. i'm on the spot. i'm on the spot. >> this is his guy. see, what you don't know, he has two favorite players on the seahawks, russell wilson and this guy here, so we really messed him up. that's our bad. we put him on the spot. we really messed him up by surprising him. he's got something now. >> it's simple but what's it like to be a professional athlete? >> oh, man, it's hard. it's hard. it's a lot of work. you got to be dedicated. a lot of sacrifice, be away from

your family but got to do the things that people don't see. you know, it's the workouts in the evening where, you know, everybody is sleeping but yet you're still grinding it out and you're still working hard, man, but it's worth it at the end. all the hard work definitely pays off. >> see that? see that? he's a natural. he's cool. he's not used to interviewing his actual idols. he's not used to that. >> all right, t.j., that was amazing. quentin, like he said, killing it on tv in front of millions of people. >> works so good. >> absolutely. thanks so much to the both of you, t.j., quentin. we do the grand finale of "gma's" ultimate nacho week coming up going out with a bang. chef dale talde is teaching us how to whip up mouthwatering spicy shrimp nachos. stay with us. >> nachos for everyone. >> nachos for everyone. ♪ and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's?

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americans eat 8.2 million pounds of tortilla chips on super bowl sunday. chef dale talde is here and your nacho game is very strong. thank you so much for being here with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i just want to point out rob and janai are our resident taste testers. they are down there. they are tasting everything. >> we're ready. >> no, no, no. >> they fought hard for these positions. >> not waiting for the rest of us. >> so we're making spicy shrimp nachos with a bacon and smoked chili queso. >> ooh. >> so the bacon is part of the cheese. >> 100%. >> tell us how this works. >> we cooked bacon in this pot here and left the bacon fat which is kind of the best part and we've made the base of our queso with that. onions, garlic, we put flour into it. we're going to add some milk into this. this is basically your queso. your cheese sauce, right? we add smoked chilies which are chipotles with some tomato into this and it turns into this wonderful concoction that we have here.

and this cooks out for a little bit and then you put basically all the cheeses. >> what kind of cheese do we use for the queso dip? >> pepper jack, we do cheddar and good old american cheese. >> i like that it feels american. >> yes. >> you got to deal with the tail and the chip. two-handed process. >> there's got to be a little bit of work. nothing is for free. >> come on, rob. >> our lazy meteorologist. >> after you've injected the bacon fat into your coronary arteries, what do you do with the shrimp? >> we put all the butter in the pan. we seasoned our shrimp with -- >> i hope dr. jen has not stayed. >> she can't see us right now. >> just hide this part from all the guests. >> it's one day a year. come on. >> exactly. >> this day is about not doing well tomorrow. >> testing your limits. >> exactly. we cook the shrimp in all the butter and a little pro tip, when you add the spices to -- please do.

add a little moisture. maybe some water to this and it will help keep the shrimp nice and tender. don't overcook. >> exactly. >> now when you go to put this together, how do you layer this up? >> so this to me is the architectural part of the dish. you have to be very strategic on what vessel you serve your nachos in. so the more surface area, the more love everything gets. so cheese sauce is kind of the quarterback, right? it's the main event at this -- >> is it still true if the chips stick together, it's one nacho? >> this is a single serving for me. i really believe this. >> how do you make sure? the worst thing about nachos is when you get a chip that that doesn't have cheese on it, so how do you make sure you get it evenly distributed so someone doesn't steal your cheese? >> my tip for that is leave the pot of cheese on the stove. >> what is happening over there? >> you can always go back and put more cheese on your chips. >> oh, yes. >> pro tip. >> i appreciate what you're

talking about with the architecture. leonardo da vinci talked about it as well. >> in culinary school we went over this. >> you have also -- >> the kids table over here. >> that's exactly what this is. >> they're losing their minds. >> you have bonus nachos. what is going on with that? >> those are your everyday nachos but shrimp and bacon and smoked chilies, that's the kind of way to go for these nachos. >> we have the recipes on our website. you can check them out. >> oh, my gosh. >> we will be right back. we make it a mission to understand how you live.

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so i'm the only one not eating nachos, so i'm the one who is going to say good-bye. thanks to everybody in miami and thanks to the fanatics for providing all of our football fans with some fan gear. thank you so much for watching. we will see you right back here tomorrow. >> there it is. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> announcer: abc 7 mornings. >> all news all morning. >> good morning i'm liz kreutz. happening today the lunar new year celebration at the san francisco zoo. you and the family can watch the traditional chinese lion and folk danz performance. you see a video from a previous year. there is also a zodiac scavenger

hunt to learn about the chinese calendar. it's the year of the rat this yar. and guests born in that year get free admission. starpts at 10:15 this morning. a week airway from the highly awaited oscars. you can get a sneak peek of the best picture films in the theater. amc is the bringing back the showcase. today and tomorrow you can see all the nominated films. today's slate is ford versus ferrari. joker and little women. the rest tomorrow. tickets $35 online on the theater website. and here are participating theaters. bay street 16. saratoga 14 in san jose. mercado 20 in santa clara. and at the meter onin san francisco. you can watch the callum drama as the best picture and other winners announced here on february 9th, only here on abc 7. and now for a check of the weather lets go to lisa. >> see the fog behind you. we have a bit of sunshine out

there but dense fog in spots. a look at emeryville where temperatures are still in the low 50s, san francisco. 50 in san jose. we have delays at sfo. our exploratorium camera shows you the fog there out over the water. 43 up in the north bay. 45 in petaluma and the visibility in miles down to nothing in concord, petaluma a mile in hayward. two miles at the coast. the fog certainly moving around. 50s in the next hour. by 1:00 we're climbing dlup through the 60s with increasing clouds. we talk about the cool down in a few minutes. >> up next, the special event in miami that brought niners greats it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time

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good morning. it is saturday, february 1st. i'm liz. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argent. >> good morning, liz. we have some dense fog around the bay. right here, sfo, you're looking at delays of about 40 minutes. and the fog has certainly been an issue for the north bay and the east bay. it is 53 in san francisco. 54 on the coast. so mild there, but 40s on the peninsula with some fog. you see some sunshine here from the golden gate bridge, but we still have a lot of fog about 20 miles north of the bridge, even closer to the bridge. 43 in santa rosa. 45 by the delta. in the upper 40s in our inland