good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, chaos and confusion in the iowa caucus. breaking news, the nation's first contest of this election cycle grinds to a halt, no winner declared. >> i imagine -- have a strong feeling that at some point the results will be announced. >> as officials blame "inconsistencies" for major delays. >> of course i'm concerned. i'd like to see those numbers but i think they'll get them. >> complaints growing about the brand-new app used to report results and now the demand for answers. when will we see the final results? who was the winner? as frustrated candidates vow to push forward. >> we are one step closer to defeating the most corrupt president in american history.

>> by all indications, we are going on to new hampshire victorious. >> now the candidates flooding the granite state, that crucial primary in new hampshire just one week away. our powerhouse political team spread out on the ground, breaking it all down this morning. president trump weighing in on iowa as he prepares for his state of the union address just hours away and on the eve of that final impeachment vote. emergency evacuations. the u.s. preparing to fly more americans out of china as the number of coronavirus cases tops 20,000 and this cruise ship now quarantined. more than 3,000 ordered to stay on board after a former passenger is confirmed to have the infection. abc news exclusive. shannen doherty one-on-one. revealing a difficult new turn in her private health battle. >> i don't think that i have processed it. >> why she's speaking out now, only on "gma" this morning. ♪ let's get loud

and super bowl stars, jennifer lopez, making a loud statement about that super bowl performance. the new video right before she hit the stage with her daughter. as we learn new secrets to her show with shakira. and we're one-on-one with mvp patrick mahomes on the ride of his life. >> good morning, america. and good morning, america. kind of a crazy morning in politics. the iowa caucuses in chaos this morning after the iowa democratic party says it can't yet declare a winner. >> this comes amid massive confusion over a new reporting system. the biden campaign openly questioning what it calls considerable flaws. >> and the candidates, they aren't sticking around waiting for the results. they already arrived in new hampshire this morning for the next race. >> and as we said, no official results from iowa until later today. so much is up in the air at this hour. eva pilgrim starts us off in des moines with what we know right now. good morning, eva.

>> reporter: good morning, george. what a mess. this is not the finish that anyone expected here in iowa. the state democratic party now having to go through all the paper documentation and manually verify the results. overnight, iowa caucus chaos after hours of delays, still no official results and no winner in the democratic race with the party blaming inconsistencies in reporting. but that didn't stop some candidates from claiming they came out on top. >> iowa, you have shocked the nation. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg's campaign releasing their own unverified numbers saying their candidate outperformed expectations and the competition. >> we are going on to new hampshire victorious. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders' campaign releasing their own figures in response showing sanders with a commanding lead. >> when those results are

announced, i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> reporter: senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar both claiming big finishes too. >> it is too close to call so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> we are punching above our weight. >> reporter: the candidates now jetting off to new hampshire, the site of the next contest with the iowa results still in limbo. organizers in the state cite a domino effect of problems for the delay. several issues with the new app where results were to be inputted. log-in trouble, reporting confusion. the state department saying they need to do quality check, but results should be delivered later today. >> we are validating every piece of data we have against our paper trail. that system is taking longer than expected, but it's in place to ensure we are eventually able to report results with full confidence.

>> reporter: the general counsel for biden's campaign sending a letter to election officials demanding full explanations and relevant information regarding the methods of quality control you are employing and an opportunity to respond before any official results are released. >> well, the iowa democratic party is working to get this result, get them straight and i want to make sure they're very careful in their deliberations. the results end up being, this is a real momentum buzzkill for whoever actually ends up on top, george. >> you put that pretty well, eva. no iowa bounce this year. at least it doesn't look like it. thanks very much. michael? >> even though there's chaos the candidates aren't missing a beat heading directly to new hampshire this morning where the first primary is taking place one week from today. whit johnson is there in manchester tracking the latest. good morning to you, whit.

>> reporter: michael, good morning to you. despite the debacle that unfolded in iowa, there's now a new sense of urgency as the candidates touch down here in new hampshire and they are hitting the ground running. we have video from overnight. those campaign planes landing in manchester. senator amy klobuchar among the first to arrive greeted by a group of supporters telling the crowd they had a good night in iowa, and won delegates in places they never expected to win. new hampshire's primary one week from today with 42% of the electorate made up of independent voters, candidates trying to lock down any of those still undecideds including mayor pete buttigieg who is claiming some victory from last night in iowa. he is about to speak to reporters here in new hampshire and supporters as well. he has a busy day of events. he's raised the most money in the granite state, $400,000 in 2019, but bernie sanders keeping up with his national trend still has the largest number of individual donors here. senators sanders, klobuchar and warren making their case to voters in new hampshire later today, but all then have to rush back to washington, d.c. by

tomorrow morning to make sure they're in place for that vote on president trump's impeachment. robin? >> busy times. all right, whit, thank you. president trump is reacting to the iowa results this morning as he prepares to deliver his state of the union address tonight on the evening before he's expected to be acquitted on the senate impeachment trial. our chief white house correspondent jon karl has the latest on all of this. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the trump camp is positively gleeful about the problems democrats are having with the caucus results. just take a look at this tweet from the trump campaign, using a clip from "spongebob squarepants." the tag line live look at the democratic party doing quality control. the president himself tweeted about the mess in iowa this morning saying, quote, the democratic caucus is an unmitigated disaster. nothing works.

just like they ran the country. this isn't the only problem. turnout, only about the same number of democrats turned out this time as did in 2016. far short of the results of the turn in 2008 when barack obama had his big victory. >> a lot of issues there in iowa. jon, let me ask you, what can we expect to hear from the president tonight in the state of the union address? >> reporter: i'm told the president has been working through his speech on teleprompter with his aides. white house officials say it will be a positive and forward looking message, the opening chapter of his campaign, touting the success of the economy. unclear at this point if he'll even mention the impeachment. we'll have to wait until game time to see. >> thank you, jon. george? let's talk to two top democrats, former mayor of chicago rahm emanuel and yvette simpson, ceo of democracy for america. you come from different wings of the democratic party. let's see if you agree.

i wonder if you agree on one big thing, always been questions about the iowa caucus, unrepresented, 92% white. is it dead now? >> i think we have to have a conversation about iowa being dead. first of all, the state does not reflect the diversity of our party. we have to make sure it's not first. second, this caucus thing is unwieldy and i don't know about you i'm worried about nevada. they have a similar process. are they going to be ready? >> iowa has always been known as the iowa bounce for some candida candidates. barack obama, bill clinton. now it will be known as the iowa blunder. everybody will go back and reconsider the whole state, and the fact that one state in the whole system and structure about a caucus like that, and so it may go -- be part like four states is based on some indication, bernie sanders did well. but all the changes were demanded by bernie sanders so he in 2016 after the process he said i want the whole process changed in iowa. he got the change. >> he wanted a more transparent process and came up with three numbers and this app and created all kinds of confusion. >> it's not his fault but the irony is he would have been the

beneficiary of that bounce. and the other thing, george, usually you have 36 hours of a bounce. because of the state of the union, and the acquittal, this is 36 seconds. you won't get anything out of this and iowa in every way it's blundered, shortchanged. new hampshire and the next two meaning south carolina and nevada will set the tone. >> our debate coming up friday night in new hampshire as well. so, yvette, coming into this iowa caucus, joe biden was the national front-runner. bernie sanders right behind him but this appears to be more of a muddle. what does that mean? >> well, i think progressives had a great day. it sounds like if sanders was at the top, and elizabeth warren had the day she did, it's a good thing, and we've been talking about electability. it's not good for biden to say he's electable if he comes out fourth or third in this and worried about him in new hampshire as well. will he make it to south carolina if he has two terrible -- >> where he has been leading. >> if he makes two horrible first starts, will the money still be there? will people be behind him? >> sanders, it looks like, again, we got a little information. it's more ether.

there is a tie for second and the real winners in this process -- >> pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. . >> pete and amy probably, and elizabeth warren. she touched bottom and bounced back in her organization, proved valuable. mayor pete coming out of south bend and amy who basically people was at 2% just three months ago in the rearview mirror is a contender. >> usually you say there's three tickets out of iowa. now i say five or six. >> the other person if it's true again is mayor bloomberg has an argument to make on super tuesday. >> i still think it's a tough road for bloomberg. you're getting in the race late. i don't know if he had the momentum. >> i think you would agree with this. if you're going shopping and you got a billion bucks, it's something to say. >> it's the democratic party. you can't buy an election. it should be about the people and about how you're galvanizing the base. >> it's about both. >> this debate could keep on going. we'll move on. friday as i said, we're hosting the final democratic debate

along with manchester's wmur at 8:00 eastern. the coronavirus emergency as cases now top 20,000. the government is sending new flights to china to evacuate americans and gio benitez is at bellevue hospital here in manhattan with more. good morning, gio. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the cdc is investigating more than 80 possible cases in america right now. one of those patients is right here at this hospital in new york city. a 40-year-old woman and now this morning the chinese government is reporting 425 deaths in china alone. this morning, hong kong's first death from the coronavirus now sparking protests as the u.s. prepares to evacuate more americans out of wuhan, china. multiple flights out of china will be sent to one of four american military bases where passengers will be quarantined. wisconsin native sam roth has been working with u.s. officials to get his wife and two daughters out of wuhan where they were visiting family. >> trying to get medical attention in wuhan is very challenging at the moment. since the hospitals are

overwhelmed. >> reporter: time lapse video on chinese state television showing two hospitals built in just the last ten days. one is now already taking patients. this as a princess cruise ship is quarantined off the coast of japan after a passenger who already left the ship was confirmed to have the novel coronavirus. american author gay coulter is on the docked ship. >> we've been in many lines and group situations and theater situations. so it's not unlikely some of us have been infected. >> reporter: here in america at least 11 confirmed cases, most traveled to wuhan and two lived with an infected person. some officials like administrators at princeton university aren't taking chances now having some students who recently traveled to china self-quarantined. health officials are working on a vaccine, but that is still months away. our dr. jennifer ashton visiting the national institutes of health. >> what do you think the chances

are that this novel coronavirus outbreak could become a pandemic? >> part of the concern in the global health sphere is what happens when you get those cases in countries that don't have a health care system? will you see the kind of unfeathered spread from one person to another? >> reporter: and now this morning the first american diagnosed with the virus in washington state is out of the hospital. it took him 13 days to be well enough to go home. and the cdc says we will likely see more confirmed cases in america in the coming days. but that officials are taking unprecedented steps to prevent that. robin? >> all right. gio, thank you. now to the health news from rush limbaugh. the radio host revealing he's been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. steve osunsami is in atlanta with more on this. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. rush limbaugh says he plans to be off the air this week until at least thursday while he meets th his doctors to try and figure out how to beat this.

>> i have to tell you something today that i wish i didn't have to tell you. >> reporter: for his devoted listeners, nearly 14 million a day, this is hard to hear. >> i have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. >> reporter: rush limbaugh has announced that he's fighting for his life. >> and as is the case with everybody who finds themselves in this circumstance, you want to push ahead and try to keep everything as normal as you can, which is something that i'm going to try to do. >> reporter: he is a kingmaker to conservatives and regularly pokes his finger in the eyes of liberals and for more than 30 years now he's held court at the mic. he says he's known he's been sick since last month, but waited to share it until now because he'll need to take time away to fight the late stage cancer. >> what led to shortness of breath that i thought might have been asthma or, you know, i'm 69, could have been my heart. my heart is in great shape ticking away fine, squeezing and pumping great.

it was not that. it was a pulmonary problem involving malignancy. >> reporter: over the years the conservative radio host has helped raise millions for cancer charities. limbaugh says he has a great team of doctors who he's meeting with to discuss a treatment plan to attack this disease. he also says he has a deep and personal relationship with god and he's been working intent on that relationship this week. guys? >> all right, steve, thank you. we wish him all the best. >> yes, we do. also this morning, super bowl mvp patrick mahomes, his dreams are coming true. not just because he won the super bowl, but also because he got to go to disney world. that's right. the chiefs quarterback was the star of a parade in the magic kingdom and seven years ago mahomes tweeted, it must be amazing to be the quarterback who gets to say, i'm going to disney world after winning the super bowl.

well, now that guy is him. he did it. he even got time to enjoy rides in the magic kingdom and will reeve drew the assignment to go down and talk to him one-on-one. amazing player. we're looking forward to that amazing interview in our next hour. >> he really opened up with will. >> yeah. >> really shared some things. >> i hope will goes on some rides as well. >> i think he did. we are following a lot of other stories this morning including an abc news exclusive. shannen doherty one-on-one with amy revealing the difficult new turn in her private health struggle. that's only on "gma" this morning. and secrets behind the halftime performance with jennifer lopez and shakira. how they got in super bowl shape and the video showing the moments before they took that stage. but first let's go to ginger. good morning, ginger. good morning. biggest snowstorm of the season in salt lake city, utah. nine inches of snow and we're following all the road closures. schools this morning delayed in denver. we're following that too. boulder had up to nine inches. colorado springs between three

and six inches and now the storm is diving south. so texas, for example, ft. worth is under a winter storm watch. you were nearly 80 degrees on sunday and now you're going to have some snow coming at you. oklahoma city going to get somewhere between 3 to 5 inches. tulsa could get snow. snow in the plains but a damaging wind threat from mississippi, louisiana, balabam and into the florida panhandle. thursday it makes its way to atlanta where you could see super heavy rains. there are flood watches there from charleston to raleigh, back to tampa all with the damaging winds going into thursdays afternoon. let's get to your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the tuesday trivia sponsored by chase.

a gorgeous image from fairbanks, alaska, for more than one reason. the sun dogs on either side but also they have now doubled their sunlight. so, you know, we're coming into spring basically is my point. it's getting better. >> yes. thank you, ginger. amy talks to shannen doherty when we come back. ack. o shannen doherty when we come back.

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caucuses. officials blaming inconsistency for major delays and complaints growing about the brand-new app they wanted to use to report the results, but the candidates aren't waiting around. >> they already headed to new hampshire for the next race. also right now president trump preparing for his state of the union address just hours away. that comes up on the eve of the final impeachment vote. and take a look at this. there they are, kansas city chiefs back in missouri bringing home the lombardi trophy winning the super bowl for the first time in 50 years. big parade in kansas city tomorrow. and coming up we'll hear from patrick mahomes revealing what he told 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo after the win. >> looking forward to hearing what he has to say. now to that exclusive interview with shannen doherty sharing for the first time a new turn in her private health battle as she talked to amy about it. good morning. >> good morning, robin. shannen doherty has been hard at work filming the "90210" reboot all while secretly sharing this

burden. she only shared it with her immediate family and one cast member who she says all helped her through this terrible time. ♪ >> reporter: for three decades shannen doherty has been a television fixture rocketing to fame as brenda on "90210". >> i thought i felt something. >> where? >> here. >> reporter: and on "charmed." >> we're desperate and it's working. >> reporter: then in 2015 a shocking breast cancer diagnosis. and years later remission. now nearly five years after that initial diagnosis, doherty is revealing a new struggle she's kept out of the public eye. tell me why you're sitting here today. >> it's going to come out in a matter of days or a week that i have stage 4. so my cancer came back and that's why i'm here. >> you've been living with it privately for a year now, correct? >> yes. >> you wanted to keep it private. >> i still do. i mean i don't think that i've processed it. it's a bitter pill to swallow in a lot of ways. >> it's not fair.

why me? >> there are days when i say why me then i go why not me? who else? who else besides me deserves this? none of us do. i would say my first reaction is always concern about how am i going to tell my mom, my husband? >> you're worried about everyone else around you. >> i think so. >> reporter: doherty went back to work on the set of the "90210" reboot which launched soon after luke perry's tragic passing. all the while keeping her secret to herself. what was going through your mind at that moment because you didn't share this with anyone? >> why wasn't it me? so weird. for me to be diagnosed and then somebody who was, you know, seemingly healthy to go first. it was really like shocking and the least i could do to honor him was do that show. >> to luke.

>> to luke. >> i still haven't done enough in my opinion. so it's a hard one because i thought, well, this will -- when i finally do come out i would have worked 16 hours a day and it will be a good -- people can look at that and say, oh, my god, she can work and other people with stage 4 can work. our life doesn't end the minute we get the diagnosis. we still have living to do. >> it's actually kind of nice to be back. >> how did you make it through shooting keeping that dark secret? >> brian austin green. >> wherever you are in life is exactly where you're meant to be. >> i had moments of great anxiety where i thought i can't do this and brian was the one person who of that group of people that knew, that i told like pretty quickly and said, here, this is what i'm dealing with. so prior to shooting he would always call me and say, listen, whatever happens, like i have your back and we were able to talk about luke in a way that

was very positive and uplifting and sort of remember a lot of great moments. >> reporter: amid her battle with cancer doherty is in the middle of a fight with her insurance company state farm. after her california home was damaged in the woolsey fire in 2018. >> my house was severely damaged. you walk into the house and it just wreaked of smoke. and, you know, i tried. i communicated with my insurance company. i called. i got passed around from claims adjuster to claims adjuster. so i ended up suing state farm and the result has been one of the most horrific processes i have ever been through. >> doherty claims she has been forced to pay out of pocket for losses she believed should be covered by her insurance policy and that some of her claims have been unjustly denied. state farm telling abc news, we empathize with ms. doherty's health issues and wish her a full recovery. adding we strongly believe we've upheld our commitment to our customer and paid what we owed

on this claim. according to court documents, state farm says they have paid nearly $1.1 million to clean and repair plaintiff's home and personal property and for temporarily housing and furniture rental. adding that the plaintiff nevertheless alleges she is entitled to additional benefits under her homeowner's policy. doherty says she's only speaking out about her cancer diagnosis because court documents detailing her health conditions will be made public ahead of the trial. you want to own your cancer story. >> yeah. i mean i'd rather people hear it from me. i don't want it to be twisted. i don't want it to be a court document. i want it to be real and authentic and i want to control the narrative. i want people to know from me. >> how do you handle the fear? >> i don't know. i mean i'm petrified. i'm pretty scared. my mom is, you know, a ridiculously strong, courageous human being. so is my husband but i worry about him.

>> lawsuit aside, have you decided how you want to live? are you going to change how you live? >> i think the thing i want to do the most right now is i want to make an impact and i can make that impact through the lawsuit and by saying enough is enough with big business and corporations running the little person over. it's not fair. and i'm taking a stand for all of us but it's more about how i want to be remembered for something bigger than just me. >> state farm says they are prepared to defend their position in court while doherty's attorney tells us the situation has cost their client dearly in time, energy and emotional well-being, all while suffering a terminal illness. but i wanted to share something shannen said is helping her get through a quote she loves. we have heard yolo. you only live once. she says you only die once. you live every day.

and that's how she's living her life right now. >> that's what stuart scott said. you beat cancer in the manner in which you live and she is showing how to live with cancer and it is very difficult. we know this, to go public with something because people treat you differently. she had a fear that she would not get work because of that, because people look at you differently. so for her to come forward now -- >> so brave, so courageous. >> a lot of fight in her. >> she made that very clear. she is going to go down fighting is what she said in every way. >> she is. much more of the interview tonight on "nightline" with shannen doherty. thank you, amy. >> george, you have to head out early. >> i'm heading to washington for the state of the union address and be right back here tomorrow. >> are you going to make your flight? >> i'm going to try. >> run, george. get out of here right now. coming up next, everybody, we'll go behind the scenes of jennifer lopez and shakira's halftime show. jlo's moment with her daughter, right before taking the stage.

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j.lo brought out a stripper pole on sunday. this show has evolved, all right. so now we are still on this big show, big stage. came down to the little details. it's the performance still reverberating around the world. shakira. ♪ yeah, baby ♪ i like it like it >> reporter: and jennifer lopez. ♪ don't stop keep it moving put your drinks up ♪ >> reporter: that historic halftime show resulting in huge spikes in their music sales. on sunday the songs performed during the halftime show resulted in more than 16,000 downloads. that's over 1,000% sales increase for both women. ♪ together forever >> reporter: shakira, the biggest winger with "whenever wherever" downloaded 4,000 times

and overnight lopez released a new video on instagram sharing the moments just before her entrance, embracing her daughter and sharing a prayer. >> lord jesus christ, thank you and we are so grateful because we are gonna rock this stadium. >> reporter: her choreographer with the pep talk. >> have fun. have fun. >> miami, are you ready? >> reporter: lopez then hanging from that pedestal for her opening number. gobel who worked with ariana grande and rihanna shares with abc news exclusive details, telling us lopez's entrance was meant to be a mod to her bronx, new york roots in a king kong moment on top of a simulated

empire state building. ♪ we from the bronx, new york ♪ if you want to live your life live it all the way and don't you waste it ♪ >> reporter: in her instagram post lopez writes all i want my girl, the girl littles on stage with me and all over the world to know how to use their voices. we are proud to recognize that all of us together are what makes this beautiful country truly great. the process of choosing songs locking in a set and rehearsing all began last october. combined with shakira's medley of hits. the singer born in colombia but has lebanese roots danced and stomped her way across the stage. she played the guitar and drums and played to camera as well. this viral moment believed to be a nod to her lebanese background. on monday the three-time grammy winner paid tribute to her home country in a touching message, posting i want to thank columbia for giving me the mapale, the champeta, the salsa and the afro-caribbean rhythms that allowed me to create the super bowl halftime show that i dreamed of more than a decade ago. her trainer said her workout was

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. iowa caucus chaos. no winner declared overnight as officials blame inconsistencies for major delays. complaints about the brand-new app used to report results, the demand for answers. when the final results are expected as frustrated candidates vow to push forward heading to new hampshire this morning. also this morning, the new study linking red meat and processed meat so many of us eat to a higher risk of heart disease. what you should be swapping in on your plate. dr. ashton with what you need to know. ♪ i'm on top of the world one-on-one with the super bowl mvp. patrick mahomes opening up just hours after the super bowl

victory. what went through his mind moments before the win? what he said to the niners qb right after the game and what he says is the best part about success. ♪ bad romance bachelor peter live in times square. what really happened in that accident that left him with 22 stitches? he's at the midway point in his journey to love and answering your questions this morning. >> pilot pete is here to say. >> good morning, america. [ applause ] ♪ bad romance good morning, america. it great to have you with us on this tuesday morning. fingers crossed that george is going to make that flight. but the show must go on here. >> looking at the clock. he better hurry up. >> i know. >> we have some great guests this morning. jim carrey is here live. there he is. that's his new movie. and so is oscar-nominated actress margot robbie. >> yes. >> cannot wait to talk to those two. >> her look you're seeing in "once upon a time in hollywood"

creating a major fashion moment. so we'll show you how you can get that look. there you see and some of the other most popular big screen outfits in real life. first, we have the top headlines we'll share with you. we're following what is -- what is -- starting with the iowa caucuses in chaos. the iowa democratic party saying it cannot declare a winner yet. this comes amid massive confusion over a new reporting system. let's go back to eva pilgrim there in des moines who has the latest for us. good morning again, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. yeah, this is not the finish that anyone expected here in iowa. right now the state democratic party is having to go through their paper documentation and manually verify these results. overnight iowa caucus chaos after hours of delays, still no official results and no winner in the democratic race with the party blaming inconsistencies in reporting. but that didn't stop some candidates from claiming they

came out on top. >> iowa, you have shocked the nation. >> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg's campaign releasing their own unverified numbers saying their candidate outperformed expectations and the competition. >> we are going on to new hampshire victorious. [ cheers ] >> reporter: senator bernie sanders' campaign releasing their own figures in response showing sanders with a commanding lead. >> when those results are announced, i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> reporter: the state democratic party saying they need to do quality checks but results should be delivered later today. >> we are validating every piece of data we have against our paper trail. that system is taking longer than expected, but it's in place to ensure we are eventually able to report results with full confidence. >> reporter: and again the state party saying they hope to have that manual verification done sometime soon and they will

announce those results at some point today. robin? >> at some point, all right there, eva, thank you. you can see live coverage of the results all day on the new abc newslive streaming everywhere. michael? >> all right, robin. we're going to turn now to our "gma" health alert. in a new study out this morning that says eating meat may increase your risk of heart disease, and consuming red and processed meats in particular could raise the risk of early death. dr. ashton is here with this study. and, doc, what did this study find? >> i know you love your steak. this appeared in jama done at cornell and gave people food questionnaires, and they basically found people that eat more than two servings a week of processed meat, unprocessed meat, even poultry, had a significant but small increased risk of heart disease, cardiovascular disease. if they just looked at meat that risk went up a little bit. so death from all causes. so basically even though this was done by association, not cause and effect it suggests

little less meat, more fish. >> but what type of diet has been associated with lower risk of heart disease and also longevity? >> associated is the key word but things like the mediterranean diet, the dash diet, plant-based diets, the more color you put on your plate the less meat the better so, again, my doctor advice, my nutritionist advice, especially for you because i know you love your steak, once in a while, okay. on a daily basis, just add that color and that fish. >> add color. don't mean ketchup either. i got you, doc. thank you so much for that. coming up, going to go one-on-one with super bowl mvp patrick mahomes and what he wants to accomplish next. plus, best supporting actress nominee margot robbie is here. we'll talk oscars and her new movie. and lara, what do you have upstairs? >> hi, robin. look who is with me. pilot pete, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] he's going to answer all of your questions about the drama going down on "the bachelor." we have a great audience as you hear, and so much happening on "good morning america" so don't

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daveed diggs. [ applause ] lafayette and jefferson, leslie odom jr. as aaron burr and jonathan grom as the hilarious version of king george. the sisters at the center of the story and anthony ramos playing hamilton's son philip. the movie version will not be an adaptation. it will be a live capture of the stage performance. lin-manuel taking to twitter to confirm the news writing, disney presents, "hamilton" with the original broadway cast filmed on stage at the richard rodgers theatre in a theater near you october 15, 2021, everybody. so exciting. [ cheers and applause ] such a terrific show. now everybody can enjoy it. also popping this morning, guns n' roses coming to a paradise city near you. ♪ take me down to the paradise city where the grass is green

and the girls are pretty ♪ >> we have something for everyone here. the rockers just announcing a 2020 north american tour kicking things off in milwaukee on the fourth of july promising fireworks all along the way. the band also will be the first rock band to play a concert at l.a.'s new sofi stadium. i'm watching amy who knows every word. >> i love guns n' roses. >> that's a karaoke song for you, i can tell. >> a lot of people love this band. axel, slash, the rest of the crew kicked off their first gig in 2020 as part of the super bowl music fest in miami, and we heard it was rocking. [ applause ] also in music news this morning, if that electrifying super bowl performance by shakira has you wanting more, you're in luck. the "she wolf" singer will hit the road for a world tour in 2021 she just announced. and she's doing it right.

she wants to make sure her fans are the first to get tickets. you can sign up on the ticket master website before february 16th to get the details first. considering how many people watched the show on sunday, there might be a little bit of competition. deadline reporting 103 million people tuned in to watch that amazing halftime performance. >> a lot of people. [ applause ] >> i'm thinking ticket sales will be brisk. >> they will. finally a story of super bowl champs giving back. kansas city chiefs defensive tackle derrick nnadi celebrating his team's win on sunday, taking selfies and making confetti angels and paying for adoption fees for every animal currently at the k.c. pet project shelter.

guys, that's over 100 animals so far and no small feat financially. adoption fees range from $75 to $300, so donations like derrick's are invaluable. the shelter sharing the amazing news writing in part all adoptable dogs can go home with you free thanks to derrick. philanthropy runs deep in his family. they run a nonprofit foundation that helps several groups of in need people. the nnadi family's mantra, we don't receive. we give. [ applause ] >> wow. >> beautiful. thank you, lara. going to move on now to our "gma" cover story, just hours after winning the super bowl the mvp and chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes celebrated with a trip -- where else? to disney world. and will reeve was right there with him. did you go on some rides? >> i did not. he did though. lucky guy. super bowl champ and he wears number 15 on the field but i want to talk about the number 7 as in seven minutes left in the fourth quarter of the super bowl, chiefs down ten, the comeback, the trophy leading to the realization of a dream mahomes tweeted into existence seven years ago going to disney world as super bowl mvp. >> when the clock struck zero

and i know we're the champs and i know we won the super bowl, i mean, i'll forever remember that moment. >> and they have done it. chiefs are super bowl champions. >> reporter: patrick mahomes leading the kansas city chiefs to their first title in half a century. the super bowl mvp 24 years old talking to us right in the middle of his post-victory trip to disney world. the superstar quarterback dreamed of this moment and put it in writing seven years ago, tweeting, quote, i bet it feels amazing to be the quarterback who says, i'm going to disney world after winning the super bowl. >> now you're here. how does it compare? >> i couldn't even imagined how it feels to be here. i mean i thought i could when i sent the tweet out, but to be here with all chiefs kingdom behind me and be a super bowl champion, it's amazing. >> reporter: and telling us what was happening on the sidelines of that super bowl comeback. >> can you put me in your mind?

like what's going through your mind as you guys take the lead back in the game? >> yeah, i just told the guys to keep fighting. i said, keep fighting till the end. you never know what's going to happen especially when you play a team like the 49ers and the guys did that. the whole fourth quarter i think we played the best football we played all season long and found a way to get a win in the end. >> reporter: mahomes says he spokes to 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo right after the game. >> i saw jimmy and i mean he played a great game so i congratulated him on a great game and he's a great dude and he's a great quarterback. >> reporter: what does he say about enjoying the success, experiencing the disney world parade in his honor and joining 10-year-old make-a-wish recipient nathaniel on rides of the resistance? >> the biggest thing to me is being able to go out and enjoy it with my teammates. to be able to win these football games. no words honestly. it's surreal. it's amazing. just to be here and be in this moment. i'm going to enjoy all of it. >> mahomes will be another

another super bowl parade tomorrow. this time in kansas city and i asked him what else he hopes to accomplish and what is sure to be an amazing career. he said more championships but also he wants to win the walter payton man of the year award which is about excellence away from the field. really great guy. >> says a lot about him. >> absolutely. >> thanks, will. >> you got it. >> all right. all right now we move on to the bachelor's search for love. a lot of drama as you can imagine as the footage of pete's injury that led to 22 stitches in his head was revealed, and that wasn't all. we'll speak to him live but first we'll catch up. take a look. >> ladies, get excited. we're going to costa rica. >> reporter: it was a bumpy ride in paradise. the moment finally revealed that led to pete injuring himself, the so-called freak accident. first revealed by our chris harrison back in october. saying on instagram, he got a cut on his head. he did get stitches but he's 100% okay. peter telling the story on the show last night. >> i was walking out of the lobby yesterday. and there was a golf cart. and i ran into the golf cart.

>> reporter: revealing he needed stitches after running into that golf cart, hitting his head with a glass he was holding, but the bump on his head didn't stop the turbulence with the women competing for his heart. >> she's emotionally unstable. >> reporter: it all heats up even more in a special bachelor episode wednesday night. >> are you even ready for a marriage? this is getting so serious for me. >> why are you calling me out? you have brought me down and said i'm 22. i'm immature and this and that. >> because you act like a child. >> she doesn't act like a child, tammy. >> i'm not talking to you, kelsey. [ cheers and applause ] >> lots to get to. pilot pete joining us now live. everyone is so happy to see you here. >> thank you. >> lots to straighten out. we just saw tammy picking yet another fight at the -- in that clip. did all of this drama freak you out? >> yeah. i mean, obviously you don't like to see that as you're going through the whole experience but i kept looking back on it. without that -- the drama kind of showed this is working. if all the women were just

getting along super well they probably wouldn't have been super into me. if it would have been too easy it wouldn't be a good thing. but it definitely interfered with some stuff. >> it did interfere? that's what i was wondering. >> there's no doubt, but going through it, i did my best to weave through that drama as best as possible and make the decisions in that time that i could. >> let's catch everyone up. there are ten women left at this point. in the last episode shian given a warning that not all the women are who they say they are. >> that's not what you want to hear right after the rose ceremony. i was so confident at that point and knew exactly what i wanted to do. that's obviously -- i canceled that ceremony before. i didn't want to delay the inevitable, and she comes up and tells me that and it's like are you kidding me and then she leaves. i can't even ask her questions. >> i have a few more questions now. >> speaking of which we have some questions from twitter. our twitter fans. this is kiersten, she wants to know, does pete have a tattoo on the inside of his left index finger?

if so, what is it? >> that's funny. i do actually. it's a 12. >> can we see it on camera? >> you got that. i'm the world's biggest seattle seahawk fan, the 12th man after they won their first super bowl and my brother and i got matching tattoos. >> kiersten, we have answered your burning question. >> yeah. go hawks! >> this is from mickey. she wants to know are you rethinking some of your decisions now after watching all of this live? great question. >> you know, it's crazy for me to watch back. there's moments where i'm like why did i do that? again, living in the moment or being in the moment dating that many women is not easy. so i know i made so many mistakes and i'm sorry, guys. it's very difficult. if there's anything maybe i wish i would have put my foot down during certain situations, but i also know the type of person i am and i give everyone the benefit of the doubt. i love to see the good in people and i know that's kind of coming off on screen and people are frustrated with me, but that's just me being me. i'm not going to change. [ applause ]

>> thank you as always. everybody, you can see the second part of the two-night "bachelor" special tomorrow 8:00 p.m. on abc. ginger, over to you. lara, thank you so much. a "gma" moment now from jonesboro, arkansas. listen to the words of the song and watch rosie rose. ♪ tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen ♪ ♪ pour myself a cup of ambition ♪ ♪ yawningstretching trying to come to life ♪ >> there she goes in the shower. she's following everything dolly says. she's that good. thanks for sending us that "gma" moment. there she is working 9 to 5. drop your "gma" moment on my instagram page. ginger, underscore zee or

[ cheers and applause ] i'm here now with the one and only jim carrey, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> michael strahan, ladies and gentlemen. >> jim carrey, everybody. >> strahan. ♪ take it easy >> there he is back on the big screen. >> come on, man. >> oh, i don't want to. i'm afraid. i'm afraid. >> see if you still got it? >> try trust how are we going to make it

through this interview? i don't know, but jim is here. >> hey, how about those iowa caucuses? >> fantastic. fantastic. >> i'm glad it just didn't turn into streptococcus. i'm glad about that. >> i tell you what, we're here now for "sonic the hedgehog," your new movie, man. congratulations. [ applause ] and you're determined to capture sonic. you're determined to take his powers and once you got the role in this movie, though -- you have a 9-year-old grandson. >> i do. >> once you got the role in the movie, i heard you two started playing the video game together. >> we have been gaming together, but i'm not motivated to win. that's the trouble. he can beat me because i'm robotic. so whenever i get the controls i just throw that character down on the spikes immediately. >> so you don't even care. >> no motivation to win whatsoever. oh, damn. >> we got a midshow fix to your microphone. i can still ask you this question while they're doing it. >> i'll just talk like this. okay, so, anyway -- >> okay, so we're going to watch a clip right now. >> let's watch a clip. >> this clip is of jim and so c

sonic. your character going head-to-head. >> i couldn't have said it better myself, man. >> time for talking is over. it's time to push buttons. >> don't worry. i know exactly what to do. >> aaaghhh! >> i was not expecting that. but i was expecting not to expect something so it doesn't matter. >> great mustache. i like the mustache. [ cheers and applause ] >> that mustache -- that mustache had an attitude, man. it really did. it's, you know -- it thought it was calling the shots. >> but it wasn't. you're calling the shots. robotnik is out to take over the world. i'm curious, what would you do if you took over the world? >> are you saying i haven't? are you saying i haven't? >> you have. >> how do you know? i'm omnipresent. i'm all that is and ever was. laughter ] >> but this movie is funny. we can see right now people love you. the way you come out. you're such an entertainer. [ cheers and applause ]

>> especially this guy right here. [ applause ] >> but you have so much coming up. you have a book coming out. >> i do. >> you have your show "kidding." >> i have my show "kidding" which is a beautiful show. a beautiful show. it's lovely to be a part of that. it's really incredible. wonderfully creative show. >> and ben schwartz is the voice of the hedgehog. >> that's right. >> he's coming on our show. >> he is? >> do you have anything we can ask him? >> yeah. what's it like to be with me? >> oh. >> what's it like to hang out? >> what is it like to hang out with an enormous ego like mine? >> you're fun, man. i can do this all day long. i think you're all good. this is like getting a private show. >> i enjoy my life and i enjoy your life. >> you know what, "sonic the hedgehog" is in theaters february 4th. february 4th.

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we'll have another "abc 7 mornings" update in about 30 minutes. you can always find the latest news, weather and traffic on abc7news.com. ♪ it's time to get the chains out ♪ [ applause ] welcome back to "gma." i know we said it earlier but i got to say we do have a wonderful, incredible audience. this tuesday morning. [ applause ] >> i know. >> oh. >> we have some special guests in the front too. >> my sisters. [ applause ] yeah. love to have them here. have you recovered? >> from? >> jim carrey? >> oh. >> that was awesome. >> i'm going to sleep like a baby after that interview. that's a lot of energy but i love it, though. he's got a spirit that makes people happy. >> absolutely. >> he shares it with the world. >> oh, we just saw. >> oh. that sweet move of yours at the end.

>> i didn't want to play football against him. i'm afraid of him. take me out. >> but we have an embarrassment of riches. our next guest can do it all. she's the oscar nominated actress we enjoyed in "i, tonya" and "bombshell" and "once upon a time in hollywood" and now she's bringing back super villain harley quinn as an executive producer and star of "birds of prey," please welcome margot robbie. [ cheers and applause ] >> wonderful. >> hello. nice to see you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. oh, my. i know. this is wonderful. normally i don't like tuesdays. i'm loving this tuesday. a great tuesday. >> i didn't even realize it was tuesday.

>> do you realize what's coming up this weekend? >> sunday, it's a big day. >> you have a nomination for "bombshell." >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> how did you learn and what was your reaction when you learned about the nomination? >> i was racing for a flight and i was with a bunch of friends and, yeah, they all kind of like yelled it at the same time. i was, like, what? you got nominated for an oscar and then we ran around trying to find a bottle of champagne to pop open and had to sit still for the next 15 hours. i wanted to run around. >> you're not just one but in two movies that are nominated this year, "bombshell" and "once upon a time in hollywood." [ cheers and applause ] and you have some fun this weekend at the baftas and you accepted brad pitt's award. >> i did. >> how did you get roped into doing that? >> i mean, yeah, no pressure. he's really good at making his acceptance speeches and has done a couple this season already so, yeah, like the night before he was like can you do my speech for me?

i can't be there, and i was so panicked about his speech that i didn't even think about preparing one for myself because i was for both films in my category, and it wasn't until i was in the car on the way there i was, like, oh my gosh. i hope i don't win because i don't have anything to say. >> oh, my goodness. >> you had a lot of fun with it. hey, not my words. >> not mine. i'm not as funny as him. >> you delivered it well. all about the delivery. you are a multitasker because while you were filming "bombshell" you were also producing this "birds of prey." >> yes. [ applause ] >> i don't know how you found time and we arned that kate mckinnon, your co-star was saying in between takes you were like on the phone producing, taking calls and doing all that. it took five years to put it together. >> just about. i pitched it initially when we were still shooting the first "suicide squad" film in 2015 so, yeah, it's been a long time in the making and, yes, "bombshell" overlapped with our

preproduction so i would go from set to the office, back to set, back to the office. then "bombshell" also overlapped with "once upon a time in hollywood" so i used to go from set to that set. i'd run back and it was just -- it was madness. thank goodness it was all in l.a. >> i think the first time i certainly met you but i feel the first time you were on "gma" was maybe for "wolf of wall street" and you were like, can i have a mug? look at this. >> my mom still has that mug at home. >> she really does? >> you know what's so funny, it goes from can i have that mug to once we're done, the guys backstage will want your mug. >> it's so true, but i mean to now think you're producing a movie of this, i mean this is a major movie and it's not just an action movie this is all about girl power. very important to you. >> yeah. >> i know the scene is set with you and joker breaking up.

>> yeah. so. >> so tell us about that and her evolution. >> you really see holly becoming her own woman this this movie and at the beginning they break up but holly is also will tell you it was on her terms and handling it very well but actually she's definitely not and he definitely broke up with her and then you kind of see her go through the stages of breakup. impulse purchase, buying a hyena, burning things up, crying into a pint of ice cream. the usual things, relatable breakup stuff so it's really -- the film itself about seeing the formation of the birds of prey coming together and we kind of need a mr. j. out of the picture to get to know the other characters. >> mr. j. >> he's had a good year in his own way. he's fine. >> he's doing all right. >> you use a variety of accents. harley qui has a unique accent. how did you come up with that one? >> i mean in the comics it's

evident she's got a brooklyn accent, and from the animated series i loved the high register that harley has there, but in the first "suicide squad," i was acting opposite rick flag playing in a pretty grounded way so was trying to find a happy medium between the animated side and also being able to deliver in a grounded film and with, of course, her typical -- >> you did it once again. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> ah. >> you're lucky because margot is going to stick around and she's not only going to stick around but brought along her "birds of prey" co-stars. we can't wait to chat with them after the break so don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. >> lovely. [ applause ] ok, so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we're determined. we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. whoa. floor and decor is amazing. look at us. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contractors. i love this tile. and this one. and, these prices!

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they're all here for me. aren't they? >> no. >> they're not. >> no, they're not. do you know what that means? that means he's not just after the kid anymore. he's after all of us. sure as hell after me. i just robbed him. you just betrayed him. you just killed his bff and you're dumb enough to be building a case against him. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back and that was a clip from "birds of prey." the supervillain harley quinn is back and she has a powerful girl gang with her. they're all here with us this morning. please welcome margot robbie, rosie perez, jurnee

smollett-bell and ella jay basco. [ applause ] welcome to you all. so much girl power in this film, but in everything about this movie. this is the first all-female superhero movie produced, directed and written by women. [ applause ] which is amazing. and, rosie, did this set feel different than any others? >> yes, you know, i've had the privilege -- excuse me, i'm a little sick. i'm not contagious, don't worry but i've had the privilege in over 30 years in this business to work with female directors and producers but never on this magnitude. never on a studio level big budget film have i ever experienced this ever before and i hope it continues and i have to say this is one kick ass executive producer. [ applause ] >> really is. really are. really done very, very well. you are killing the game as they

say. but, jurnee, a lot of tough days on set. >> yeah. >> a lot of work to make these s but there were nice fun get-togethers hosted by these two here. >> who is telling all our business? >> for real. we have a code of silence. >> i mean, yes, we trained for over five months to be able to do most of the stunts in the film and felt incredibly powerful and strong, but it kicked our butts and we definitely had moments where we were like, you know, gathering in rosie's trailer and taking shots. >> shots of -- i heard you had a special drink. >> she has the greatest drink. >> you guys, cohitoes. >> coquitoes. >> i can drink it, show. >> that's all that matters. you can drink it. >> but i love that about you. that you guys being so close when you're not even filming but i got to say, ella, for you, you talked about training. your training was a little different, you're 13 years old so your training was a little

different. >> i did do a lot of magic training and worked with a magician from the magic castle and he taught me some sleight of hand and how to steal some wallets and some money. [ laughter ] >> such a great lesson for a 13-year-old. >> i know. >> wonderful role model. [ applause ] >> stay out of my dressing room. but, margot, obviously there's so many characters in this universe so if we get a sequel, is there -- is there a certain contact you would like to bring in if there is a sequel? >> i would love to see poison ivy on screen. >> i love her. >> and of course, oracle was pretty integral. really, this film is like the formation of the birds of prey, and she's a key member as well, and i hope after this film they can shoot off into the universe, and it would be

there's so many more female dc characters. >> i'm just like bring them both. >> bring them all. >> catwoman. we could have a good time. [ applause ] >> i am happy that we brought you all here. seriously. cannot wait. "birds of prey," everybody hits theaters this friday. make sure you go check it out and we'll make sure our audience does because you're all going home with imax tickets. there you go. [ applause ] thank you. margot, rosie, jurnee and ella. we appreciate you being here. we go to ginger. what you got? what i want is coquitos all around. we'll be mild today. denver went on a 66-degree plummet over about 30 hours. there are about 8 earlier and it will happen in houston tonight into tomorrow. you'll be nearly 80 today and down into the 30s tomorrow.

lara, your turn. >> and we are on the road to the oscars. now taking a closer look at a powerful film nominated for best documentary feature. natgeo's "the cave" and erielle reshef sat down with the doctor at the center of it. how was that? >> it was unbelievable. lara, amani ballour hopes that the cave will shed light on the raging civil war in syria that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced millions. >> reporter: she's the doctor at the center of national geographic's haunting oscar-nominated documentary. "the cave" follows the subterranean struggle of ballour, the first female

physician to run a hospital in war-ravaged syria. ballour taking riders on a -- viewers on a chilling journey to a makeshift medical center beneath a damascus suburb where she and her colleagues secretly treat tens of thousands men, women and children tormented by daily bombardment of chemical attacks. >> a lot of doctors flee. i decided to stay. >> reporter: she sat down with "gma" just hours after arriving in the u.s. for the first time. the now 32-year-old saying she was reticent at first to allow cameras to follow her. >> i wanted this story to stay to tell the truth about what happened in syria and what is still happening now. >> reporter: ultimately risking her life to bear witness. >> why was it so important to tell your truth? >> this is important for the history of syria, for everyone around the world to know how the syrian people struggle. >> reporter: she was forced to flee in 2018 now living in turkey granted a visa to enter the united states just in time for the oscars.

>> what do you think it will be like to hear "the cave" called out over the speaker at the oscars? >> it's really a pride and honor to hear that, to all the people to know what happened in the cave, it's a story. it's my reality. it's not a movie. >> so many referred to you as a hero. do you believe you're a hero? >> i'm a human. i believe in humanity. that's why i did what i did. >> important to remember the syrian civil war lasted nearly nine years. this documentary, lara, is just so compelling. it's a must watch. >> thank you very much for bringing that to us and you can see the 92nd annual oscars this sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5 pacific right here on abc. meantime, michael, what's coming up on the big show this afternoon? >> thank you, lara. we have a great show for you guys today because celebrity couple nick and vanessa lachey will stop by. >> they are here to tell us all about their experimental dating show called "love is blind" which keke and i were just

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♪ we're back now with more on our road to the oscars and this year some of the movies are creating a big fashion moment for many people. "good housekeeping" style director lori bergamotto is here. [ cheers and applause ] we'll show how to take those looks to the big screen right into our very home. >> yes, we are because costume designers were the original influencers, weren't they? >> yeah, they were. >> you see fashion on film. i'll show you how to do it. >> margot robbie who was just

here, wasn't she adorable? oh, my gosh. "once upon a time in hollywood," the go-go boots and everything like that. you're going to bring that look to us. >> we'll bring it to real life. >> ann, come on out. >> where are you, ann? >> here she comes. >> okay. so the costumes in "once upon a time in hollywood" are oscar nominated. arianne phillips is the costume designer and has the '60s mod look going. that can look costumy. the boots are from lulu's under $70 and went with something a little bit more of a winter white ankle boot and it's crock embossed and has texture. that increases the versatility because a white go-go boot will feel costumy and we swapped out -- we gave her the black turtleneck. every woman has one of those in their closet. >> a staple. >> a staple, totally. swapped white leather mini and made it wearable with this denim skirt, more a-line and the length is longer and anne wears it well. >> the buttons on the skirt.

>> 30 bucks. >> thank you, ann. okay, you're on tv. smile, people, smile as we stroll past you right here. "knives out." chris evans, that sweater that he wore. you can't find it anywhere. >> it's crazy. we'll show you why this sweater, which by the way has its own twitter fan account. i swear. it launched a thousand knockoffs and launched a thousand think pieces. if russ will come on out so we can show how cute is russ. adorable. so the costume designer for "knives out" said she was inspired by the east coast in the fall and winter and wanted to do something cozy. what's cozier tan a cable knit. >> i know. >> this one is from old navy, robin. under $40 then we got this coat from amazon. you can get it tomorrow, people. so wool blend camel. i mean we took him into real life and swapped out the pants and loafers for jeans and boots. >> looks great. i know who you are.

"little women." prairie chic. come on out. come on out. so we can see. >> oh. >> this one is also nominated for oscar for costume designer jacqueline durant. it's sort of surprising that prairie chic is having a moment, isn't it? >> i'll give you that. >> it has a lot of details like eyelet collar, longer hemlines and frilly necklines like melissa has. you don't want to wear it all at the same time. you will look like you're in the 1860s. that's not the vibe, guys. the vibe is cool and modern. the silhouette is very "little women" except the fabric is denim. it's available at asos for under 70 bucks. >> judy, judy, judy. >> come on out, judy. >> come on out. >> renee zellweger. looks amazing. >> i love that. >> costume designer is jamie who said she started it with this

bright brocade suit and replicated it from inc. at macy's. very affordable. while it has the power suit vibe it has a feminine sensibility. get it at macy's. >> oh, my gosh. we love that. lori, you've done it again, thank you to all, thank you very much. we'll be right back. [ applause ]

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