the latest on the coronavirus. new information this morning on new potential cases. how the stock market is reacting and how to protect yourself and your children. what you need to know. the south carolina primary. voting now under way. when to expect results. what to know as voters head to the polls. will biden's campaign get the surge he's hoping for? and how the state may impact the democrats' race for the nomination. we've got the latest. the secrets to a salon blow-out without the salon. which tools work best and how to use them right at home. we're breaking it all down in our battle for the perfect blow-out. get a jump on spring cleaning with our closet cleanup.

how to maximize space and cut out the clutter so you can get organized and stay organized just in time for spring. ♪ a lovely day it's leap day and our "deals & steals" will make the bonus time fly from puzzles to arts and huavinn goodieto help us pass the time. all that and more as we say, good morning, america. ♪ hey, good morning, welcome to our second hour. it is, as we said leap day, thank you for spending this extra day with us. we'll put our knowledge of february 29th to the test. >> answers are in the script already so you guys are cheating. >> you're not supposed to look at them ahead of time, eva. some of us will play by the rules. >> i'm happy to cheat. >> he's happy to cheat. we are also rolling out a brand-new saturday series called "give me your gram." kimberly brooks is doing a deep

dive into the biggest buzziest instagram accounts you have to follow. tell us what to expect. >> that's right. we're going to have a party. i'm so excited to show you this. we'll go green with a plant guru you have to know about. >> i need that help. i've killed all the plants in my house multiple times. we're looking forward to that. first, we want to get to the news. a lot going on. kaylee hartung is following the latest developments in the coronavirus outbreak. she joins us live from california. kaylee, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning again, eva. more people in the united states are getting sick, and health officials don't know how. multiple people have been infectd who haven't travelled to any known hot spots around the world and haven't had contact with anyone known infected. the first case of unknown origin in solano county, california. the woman hospitalized. she's critically ill and on a ventilator. the other case south of here and

overnight we learned of a case in oregon. the first case in that state and another in washington state. both of those spread within the community. while health officials are furiously trying to retrace these people's steps, health officials acknowledge they have no idea how many people in the united states have been infected. there's growing concern this virus is spreading by way of people without symptoms. people walking among us who don't know they're infected. 80% or more of these cases are mild. all this uncertainty even impacting the stock market. we're coming off the worst week for the market since the financial crisis of 2008. all eyes will be on the market when it reopens on monday. whit? >> alarming developments. kaylee, our thanks to you. the race for president and voters going to the polls in south carolina for that state's pivotal primary election. abc's rachel scott is in columbia, south carolina, with the latest. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. well, the polls are open here in south carolina and former vice president joe biden has a lot

riding on this state today. he is betting on south carolina for a comeback hoping that a victory here in this state will propel his campaign forward ahead of super tuesday where more than 1,300 delegates will be up for grabs. but other candidates already flooding those super rich delegate states, and biden is being outspent when it comes to ads there. now, the front-runner in the race, senator bernie sanders, has the lead in the delegates and sprinted from south carolina over to massachusetts rallying thousands on senator elizabeth warren's home turf. one candidate that is skipping this state entirely, billionaire mayor michael bloomberg. he is zeroing in on that super tuesday strategy. his campaign now planning a massive voter outreach effort planning to hold more than 2,000 events in 30 states ahead of super tuesday. whit. >> all right, rachel, thanks. abc news will have complete coverage of the results of the south carolina primary tonight and our new streaming channel abc newslive will have it as well.

then on super tuesday, special coverage of 15 contests across the country beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> we are in the thick of it now. coming up on the show, the five things you need to know about the coronavirus. dr. ashton is back as we head into the weekend. it's our "gma" health alert. up ahead, get a salon level blow-out without ever leaving your home in our battle for the perfect blow-out. the inside scoop on which products to buy and how to use them to get the perfect salon styled looking hair. our tory johnson is standing by with two rounds today, two rounds of "deals & steals" that will help you enjoy the extra time this leap day, gourmet dinners, diy crafting kits and a lot more fun still ahead. ♪ we don't love you anymore

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this one. >> he didn't know when this next segment was starting. >> he didn't know. >> what you got? >> not just any saturday morning, it's february 29th. leap day, so every four years we get an extra day tacked on to the end of february. to celebrate we thought we'd play a game of leap day lowdown. >> okay. >> to put your leap day knowledge to the test. >> trivia questions. >> yes. >> a couple. you guys ready? >> oh, boy. >> question number one, the odds of being born on leap day are -- there's a bunch of numbers on the screen there. >> i'll go with "c." >> why not "a." kind of a trick question. >> 1 in 1,461. >> the days times four. math. simple plamath.

i'm on a roll. what's next. >> there's math every day of your life. which of these stars is a leap day baby? >> i'm going keanu. >> oh, yeah. >> ja rule. >> ja rule. fyre fest. >> correct answer. guess how old he is? he turns 11 years old today, technically 44. which u.s. town has deemed itself the leap year capital of the world. >> wow. >> can't be "c or "d." >> anthony, texas. >> leap day babies come from all over the world to this town. it was like a 1988 town resident was born, and they celebrate with all the leap day bie final " yr" >> "b." >> good one. >> yes, "b." amy adams. >> the only one that -- >> she goes to ireland. >> a key to multiple choice questions. that's how i got through college. [ laughter ]

>> kid, if you want to become a meteorologist, you just learned something very important. >> senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> time for "pop news." what's going on? >> there you go. you are right. no math here. we begin this saturday morning with harry styles. the singer just dropped a new music video for his song "falling," his latest single from his album "fine line" and this one is a ballad. take a listen here. ♪ i'm falling again i'm falling again. i'm falling ♪ >> look at that. harry proving he can play the piano and apparently sing under water. >> hard to do. >> see him singing underwater. if that makes you want to see him live sometime soon the u.s. leg of his tour starts this summer and he announced two shows at madison square garden here in new york city on october 30th and on halloween.

>> trying to figure out how his hair was floating so perfectly. >> yeah. >> like aquaman. >> really good. something about tv magic that made that happen. now to a surprise proposal peloton style. remember all the drama with the husband and wife, none of that here. robin was conducting her regular 10:30 a.m. class while streaming to riders all over the country and she had a special shoutout for one of her riders named rachel taking a class from home. check it out. >> your boyfriend, sam, reached out to me and asked if i could help him with something. so why don't you turn around 'cause he has a question for you, girl. >> and there he is. there's sam popping the question. she said yes and their pup seemed pretty excited. >> then she was like, i got to finish my ride. >> exactly. >> sam tells "gma" that he got the idea when he was riding his

peloton and the song "marry the knight" came on and the instructor referenced marriage. he added robin will definitely be invited to the wedding. peloton says this was their very first live stream proposal and i doubt their last. congrats. >> i once took a ride with robin and i was so tired that i didn't feel right until the next day. she's a really tough teacher. >> so maybe she was wanting to get off the bike. >> yeah, this is the best. >> needed a break. >> yes. now from a proposal to weddings. if you've ever thought that you would get married or married again only if and when hell freezes over, yep, i said that right, well, consider this. there is a town in michigan called hell where it does, in fact, freeze over and today they're offering free weddings for leap day. as you know, february 29th only comes once every four years and in honor of that, the local minister of the town will marry 29 couples at precisely 2:29 p.m. this afternoon in a, quote, short and sweet ceremony

come rain, shine, snow or flames. it'll take place outside hell's tiny chapel officiated by reverend yvonne williams who says, quote, when you get married in hell, there's nowhere for your marriage to go but up. >> easy anniversary to remember, too. once every four years. >> i guess so. >> wouldn't you accidentally forget it if you only have to remember it once every four years? >> accidentally forget it or intentionally. >> i'm not good at remembering things as it is. >> nowhere to go but up. >> going to be cold in hell today. i got a lot of friends there. [ laughter ] got some friends who are -- >> most accurate thing you've said in months. >> look at this. this is for you. i mean is this guy not ripping up some turns? look at him laying down that edge, just surfing the groomers there in jackson hole. even the devil can ride a beautiful groomed slope like that. that is some serious awesome technique.

send it, dude. that good saturday morning. i'm abc7's frances dinglasan. temperatures are cooler because of the onshore flow. especially along the coast, you'll notice the cooler weather. oakland, 62, san jose, 68. in the inland areas, they'll warm up to 70 degrees. tomorrow slightly cooler because of the sea breeze but then lots of spring warmth next week. w w >> thank you, rob. xt week. w w time for our "gma health alert." coronavirus has hit countries all over the world. dr. jen ashton joins us now with five things we need to know about the virus as we head into the weekend. jen, good morning. thanks for being with us. we really appreciate your guidance and so many people are talking about this story. let's start with thing number one to know.

what is it? >> okay, dan, we're going by facts, not fear here so the first thing is, you have likely had a coronavirus before. so have i. they are responsible for 30%, approximately, of common colds seen worldwide. they are first discovered in the 1960s, but this strain is completely new. >> that's why we call it the new coronavirus or novel coronavirus. >> exactly. >> so what's the second thing you want us to know? >> i think the next thing is , published data thus far says that about 83% of all cases are mild. that is really important. the other important silver lining if you will thus far is that children appear to be largely spared. the reports out of china indicate that children make up only about 1% of all confirmed cases, and no pediatric deaths thus far. >> i find that profoundly comforting. and your second point leads to the third point, which is this

is -- we have likely -- most of these cases are mild and, therefore, it's probably quite a common thing. >> yeah, and there's a great saying in medicine, dan, common things occur c hear hoofs outside the door, think horses and not zebras. what does that mean? if you develop a run of the mill fever and cough, you are much more likely right now to have a virus like rsv or influenza than coronavirus as of today. >> the number four thing that you think we ought to know is that it has to do with the number of people affected. >> yeah,ok at these numbers, dan, much bigger. we have to look at the denominator. how many have been exposed, infected. how many develop symptoms? then of that number, how many are tested, how many test positive and how many then develop severe disease and the fatality rate from there. so we have to expand our view to consider at least the possibility that the numbers are much bigger. >> finally we just have a few seconds.

tip number five, how do we stay healthy? >> go to ready.gov. you will see a large list that people can do. the can work on this weekend to be prepared. not just for this, as the cdc says, but this is your preparedness list in general. i've already looked at it. >> thank you so much, dr. ashton, we really appreciate it. eva, over to you. now to the battle for the perfect blow-out. we are turning to an important innovation in hair care. becky worley joins us with products that could make that salon blow-out possible at home. good morning, becky. >> reporter: good morning, eva. critical hair care innovation. a good blow dry mandates technique, time and focus so new technology that could let you create your perfect hair day? yes, i want to try it out. ♪ this is a home blowout. the old conair and a round brush.

takes about seven minutes but i end up with frizzy hair that's a little bit curled on the bottom. when what i really want is that salon blowout look. enter some new devices that say they can help. two blow dryer curling combos and a new type of curler. first on the high end this crazy contraption from dyson. you use the brush function to dry the roots then to get curls you have to switch to this vortex extension. you let it grab your hair and then it winds around the barrel. hold for a few seconds and you get a curl. you end up with a beachy look. it took about 8 1/2 minutes to dry the roots then curl all the hair. was doing it with a hair dryer and a curling iron. but there's just one problem. this kit retails for $499. oh, pricey.

a less expensive option is the amika blowout curler at $100. it's not a blow dryer but just a curling brush. i like how you get right up to the root with this. the curl is different than anything i could get with a traditional barrel curling iron. dare i say salon worthy? more of an understated curl. but on top of blow drying it took another seven minutes to get the curls done. for more of a sleek straight look, this from revlon. their blowout brush is $59. to get from wet hair to dry, three choices to make your morning and your hair more manageable. now, one thing i like about all of these, they're great for clean hair, but i've also used

all three on -- i won't call them dirty hair, but hair i washed yesterday. all three can perk up the roots and give me an extra day of curls before i need to wash. so, eva, becky with the blow-out hair signing off. >> not having to wash your hair day. thanks so much, becky. now over to whit. >> thank you so much. okay. we have "deals & steals" and a special time today. our first of two rounds happening savings this morning. it is leap day which means we have extra hours to play with this year. our tory johnson showing us amazing ways to pass the bonus time. "gma" deals debut, wild + wolf, puzzles, not just any puzzles but we have them with sort of special themes and they're challenging so we've got the dog lovers, i would get that for eva, a thousand pieces, unbelievably challenging. cats back here for dan. >> dan is the cat man? >> you and i are loving this inspirational women's puzzle. a thousand pieces, 54 iconic

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>> good morning everyone. i'm liz kreutz. local law enforcement spending the day helping getting unuse the order illegal guns off the streets. their joint gun buyback lets you drop unwanted order illegal guns anonymously no questions asked. you'll get paid too.

$100 for each handgun. $200 for the assault rifle:00 f. at 8:00 a.m. to noon at the presbyterian church on fremont avenue. >> liz, base rate out there winds to contend with today. a cooler afternoon. and then wind advisory tomorrow. 49 in san francisco. oakland, gilroy and pacifica. here is a look at the airport. winds gusting to 32 miles an s there. 41 santa rosa. chilly with fog there. upper 50s at the coast with gusty winds today. liz. >>

good saturday morning, everybody. taking a look outside over times square, welcome back to "gma's" second hour. now to the stories we're following right now. the new coronavirus spreading across the u.s. oregon has confirmed its first presumptive case of novel coronavirus which is awaiting confirmation from the cdc. as washington state announces two presumptive cases there, one likely travel related and one possibly spread through the community. and new cases confirmed in california. there are now at least 62 confirmed cases in the u.s. and globally more than 85,000 cases. america's longest war may finally be nearing an end. secretary of state mike pompeo in the qatari capital of doha for the signing of the historic deal with the taliban that could allow for the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan in the

coming weeks. it's hoped this agreem pave the way for lasting peace. and a historic moment in detroit as the last chevrolet impala rolled off the production line. the plant where the car was made will now only make electric vehicles. more than 16.8 million chevy impalas have been sold since it was first introduced in 1958. janai? >> i learned how to drive on an impala. >> did you really? nice. >> a sad day. all right. janai, what do you got? >> not in 1958, though. right? >> close, close. all right. now it is time for -- [ air horn ] so much entertainment to keep us busy this weekend. entertainment journalist hannah cranston is back. welcome. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me back. >> she's going to tell us everything we need to know to binge this weekend. first up, an eerie movie just hit the big screen. what should we binge? >> i know it seems like we are in some crazy times right now

but i have some truly dystopian stories for you that will hopefully make you feel a little better, probably not but at the very least you will enjoy binging one of my favorite shows, "the handmaid's tale" on hulu. it stars elisabeth moss who you may remember from "mad men" which may seem like a dystopian story but it wasn't. and, of course, jordan peele's "get out." >> yeah. >> now, all of this gets us ready for "the invisible man" which just hit theaters last night. >> oh, i saw previews for that. it looked very eerie. >> yes, it is. it is horrifying and it's about a woman who is being haunted by her abusive husband who supposedly died but whom she believes has figured out a technology to become invisible. now, because the same people behind "get out" are behind this movie, you know that there's more than meets the eye, quite literally in this case, and the social commentary about domestic

abuse and female empowerment is just truly riveting. >> yeah, that one is going to be good. okay, so keeping with the girl power theme, mother monster just made a splash with the new single. tell us what music to binge to get ready this weekend for that. >> as if you needed another reason to binge lady gaga, you're going to want to binge all five of her albums. i personally have, rah-rah. ah, ah, ah. >> so did rob. rob's been singing that all morning. not kidding. i'm nod kidding. different than what that was. >> "bad romance," right? >> yeah, exactly. >> that was my -- >> you guys are going to want to binge the "a star is born" soundtrack. don't worry. i will spare you from my rendition of "shallow." what's your favorite lady gaga song? >> either "telephone" with beyonce or "just dance." >> yeah. dan, i peg you as a "just dance" kind of guy, right? >> didn't she do can't get no

satisfaction? wasn't that her? no, that was the rolling stones. that's my favorite. >> very close. i have a new favorite for you, fear not, it is her new single which just came out yesterday, it's called "stupid love." now, it's the first single from her upcoming album "lg6" which we don't know a lot about but if this single is any indication of what is to come, i am already obsessed, and i will be back here to serenade you all when it comes out. >> perfect. looking forward to that. and a great book is coming out. what should we watch before we binge this book? >> you're going to want to binge my favorite movie ever, "13 going on 30." it actually came out when i was 13. now i'm going on 30 wishing i could go back to being 13. and you're going to want to binge the age swap classic "big" with, of course, tom hanks, and all of this gets us ready for the new novel "oona out of order."

oona takes her first age jump from 19 to 51, but throughout the novel she hops backwards and forwards through time, pop culture fads, fashion and love interests. guys, i devoured this book in a few hours, and i know you'll love it too. >> all right. there you go. hang out on the coach. a lot to read, listen to and watch this weekend. >> exactly. >> than na, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> guys, back over to you. well, coming up, how to organize your closet. i know that's what all you guys want to do. we're getting ready for spring. that's what you do in the spring. >> i'll listen to lady gaga while i'm doing it. >> you want to make the most of your space. we have some expert tips on ditching the mess for good in our closets. >> i'm still offended that rob described our relationship as a bad romance. >> it is what it is. >> oh, man. plus, the big debut of our new series, "give me your gram" showing instagram accounts you will want to follow and the

cool people behind them, a plant stylist will show you how to make your greenery pop. >> there you go. pump up your green game. plus, we've got a second jam-packed round of "deals & steals" to make the most of your extra time this leap day with everything from craft projects to language tools. projects to language tools.

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♪ i got a ♪ i got a feeling all right, it's round two of "deals & steals." tory is back with stuff you can do on this extra day of february. >> i'm going to turn you into a knitter. >> good luck with that. >> you joked with me and said i'm really good at knitting. and i was like, you are and you said, no, not at all then you told me you don't do anything to blow off steam. >> i do play the drums. that's the one thing. >> the drums. i do know that. i watched you play the drums last week. but these kits from wool and the gang are beginner friendly, very easy and they're gorgeous so if you start now, you'll have like a mother's day present ready to go. >> i think by the time my 5-year-old graduates from college i would be able to finish one of these. >> to the rest of you these are awesome kits and they're very easy to do and you can make something gorgeous. they start normally at $42, today they're 50% off so they start at $21. >> okay. so the next savings is for someone who wants to learn a new language. >> a new language.

rosetta stone or brush up on a language, you get either a 3 or 12-month membership to the app. what's great about this, they've got this unbelievable voice recognition software so that they can help you feel confident about your pronunciation. they are all designed in ten-minute lessons, and because you can do it on your phone, you can do it any time to brush up on a language. >> what's the savings? >> the savings are big. they normally range from $36 to almost $90 for the memberships. you choose the length you want slashed in half today starts at $18. pretty good. >> magnifique. all right, let's -- see my french there? >> that was good, that was good. >> you're welcome, america. delicious soups. >> gullah gourmet, a woman evened based. 25 years in charleston, south carolina, and they make all of their recipes from scratch. so if you want to spend a little more time cooking, but you don't have a lot of time, it's kind of

done for you. you just add some ingredients and you can make all kinds of chowder, cobblers, soups, just there's a big, big assortment. everything comes in kit, normally $18 to $27, and they start at $9. >> you add your own parsley. that's the deal. thank you so much for doing it twice. we appreciate it. by the way, we partnered with all the companies this morning on these great deals. you can get them on our website, now outside to rob. hey, rob. hey, dan, great crowd out here. we got people from france. and then people from all of south florida and arizona and this young lady has got some help from this young man to show her young man some love as far as the signs go, i i can't read them all it's a family friendly show but excited for him to get back from the air force and africa. i want to show you this piece of video of my friend, jeff, who got out in smugglers' notch. look at this powder in vermont. two feet in the last two days as those folks continue to ride for jake. ride on, jake. that's a check of what's good saturday morning. we're seeing temperatures cool

way back today. we have a front on the way increasing the clouds throughout the day today. upper 50s coast to to it low 60s inland. well now to closet cleanout. we'll show you how to turn your messy closet into a masterpiece of organization. here with us is lauren makk, an interior design expert and judge on the new disney plus show, "shop class," a competition for kids that shows how to build and design everything from take aook. >> it would be to go through the propeller straight down to the hole. >> okay. >> but if you don't make it you have to go under the wings and dodge all the clouds and the mountains and take the long way. >> lauren, what are your thoughts? >> you know, you put so much attention to detail and it really looks clean and really well thought out. i'm really proud of you guys. >> thank you. >> looks like such a fun show. >> yes. >> and you're here with us this morning to show us how to get our closets in line.

>> absolutely, because while you're binge-watching our new show, "shop class, you can be cleaning your house and getting ready for the spring, right? >> perfect. we are going to open the door, right? >> yes, whit, show us the disaster. >> i'll do my best vanna white. vanna whit. vanna whit. >> ah. show of hands, who has a closet that looks like this? totally fema ready. total disaster. the clothes are disorganized. no rhyme or reason or no sense to the storage, right but a closet is a great, important place to utilize your real estate. >> beyond the obvious mess here specifically, what's wrong with this closet? >> well, like i said, the clothes are disorganized. you've got these old hangers. hello. >> turned every which way. >> every which way. there's no storage and actual accumulation of stuff, it's just a jumble of mess. let's close the door and show how it's supposed to be. >> through the magic of television we're about to see. >> hocus-pocus. with a flick of the wrist. >> tah-dah.

>> how do you like that? >> magic, baby. >> sweet stuff here. >> okay, what did the pixie dust do here? >> this is really simple, you guys and it doesn't take a lot of money to have an organized space, great way to live more efficiently. first and foremost, i forgot to mention, big news, i'm pregnant. i'm having another baby. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's another little mini makk. so i need my life to be as seamless as possible. >> yes. >> i need no drama. i need to be able to find everything i need is one easy step. my closet is a great place to start my zen life and organized all the clothes according to color. really great way to know where you're going. i want to wear my pink sweater, pull it out, it's done, so utilizing storage, color coordinating. these hangers is the way to go. the velvet hangers are huge. they really actually -- instant way to maximize and actually add more cubic feet to your closet space. plus, they're really efficient and affordable. you can find them online or in your local store.

next up -- >> the storage bins as well. >> the storage bins are huge. when you start to accumulate your stuff in storage bins, you know where it is and can find it easy. it's super simple, and you can add extra storage to your space. then, of course, this is your vertical -- excuse me, this is your horizontal real estate. utilize your vertical real estate. come over here, baby. get close to me. i won't bite you. you can utilize your vertical real estate whiclly important to utilize the back of the door and add things like your cords for your computers or whatnot. little things, makeup and whatnot. even like things to clean off your nice suit, so you're nice and good to go for the day. isn't that easy? >> one of the tricky things for a lot of people are t-shirts. you got a tip on how to organize them. >> we've got the baskets, what you've seen in here, but sometimes something as simple as rolling them up, you can add a lot of extra storage into your closet space by keeping all of your t-shirts rolled up as opposed to folded and then put on the top, nice and easy like this. boom. now you've got ten t-shirts in one little box. >> there you go.

>> super easy, right? >> you can see lauren on "shop class" on disney plus and stream the first episode now and new episodes available every friday. >> great to have you. still ahead here we are kicking off our new series "give me your gram" showing you some of our favorite instagram superstars you need to follow. still ahead. ♪ you take me places ♪ you take my places about the colonial penn program. here to tell you

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segment. it's called "give me your gram" introducing you to the coolest accounts on instagram. abc's kimberly brooks is here with our very first feature. kimberly, welcome. >> hello, there. hilton carter is his name but i like to call him the lebron james of plant styling. the beyonce of green spaces because any man who can keep 200 beautiful plants alive in his own home is definitely a man you want to follow, so take a look. ♪ >> my name is hilton carter, a plant stylist. a dad of two fur babies and over 200 plant kids.

>> reporter: hilton is a plant stylist from baltimore, maryland, sharing with 270,000 followers. he doles out tips and tricks for caring for his over 200 houseplants including his famous fiddle leaf fig, frank. >> this here is my favorite plant. this is frank. frank, say hi to everyone. >> reporter: his message, you don't need a green thumb to bring a little green into your home. >> everyone doesn't have to have 200 plants but i do because i love how it makes me feel. i love caring for them. i love putting effort and energy into them. having plants in your home adds light. why would you not want to bring light into your space? >> all right. amazing, right? okay, so obviously his space is very beautiful but so is his instagram page. you can just scroll for day answer gets lots of inspiration. he even has a book that's coming out on april 7th. so you guys can pick that up. it's called "wild interiors," but here's the deal, okay. hilton has 200 plants, but plants are expensive.

so he's giving us tips on how you can save some money and not break the bank when you want to fill your space with some green. so the number one thing you have to do is propagate. okay, that's the word of the day. it means you cut a stem from the plant. >> basically take it from someone else. >> you steal it from someone else, you put it in some water and, boom, baby plants. >> wow. >> he does this at his house and it's really, really a good idea because you can have 200 and you only bought 10. >> we just learned how babies are made with plants. >> easiest to propagate the spider plant, the money plant or pothos. any variety of the pothos. >> the money plant is the only plant i haven't killed yet. >> good for oxygen. >> definitely. >> good for the air. >> speaking of killing plants, that's the other way to save money is by not killing them. need plants that are easy to take care of. don't try to act like a green thumb if you are not. get some that are easy to keep alive. he says the easiest ones to care

for, again, are the pothos plant. you cannot kill that, rob. >> i could. >> we're running out of time. i want to say thank you and want to give you a chance to give us your gram. head over to "good morning america" on instagram, comment and give us your -- give us your gram post and tag and any accounts that you think we should share with america an ♪ the wait is over.

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>> is said my name in the teleprompter. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> good-bye. less kreutz processes the this ises final week before california's primary. we are following everything leading up to supertuesday when 14 states vote in california is as it is big one. secretary of state sasz $says about so% of registered voters turned in ballots early. new in year californian can register on election day wherever ballots are cast meaning a surge of last mint

provisional ballots. happening today some brave individuals will be jumping eaa for the special olympics of the northern california. . costume 5 k appear 10 with the peep police jumping in. having to raise 125 before jumping. the raise race at 10:00 a.m. at aacquatic park. the people plunge at noon. now check with the weather with lisa argen. >> check it out pretty out there from the roof camera but doesn't tell the story. the winds kick up. a cooler day out there. live look there 48 in redwood city. only upper 50s on the peninsula today. here is a look at tahoe a winter weather advisory tomorrow using the sno he anywhere from six to ten inches for the miest peaks boy seeing this in a month thp

thp. this view looks nice. but you know only about 40% of normal in the mountains. 50 in delta. of a in concord. so the winds kicking up up to 25 miles an hour. we're talking about what to expect the rest of the weekend which includes cooler weather and any rain in march stay tuned. lisa thank you up next the latest on the coronvirus hear from a bay area man about being cooped up with the advise

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it's saturday, february 29th. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. good morning, lisa. >> it's been a dry month. we're going to add some northerly winds increasing our fire danger. we have a few clouds around. a little bit of fog. bright skies here from the golden gate bridge. you see the flag blowing there. the northwesterly winds, the on shore winds bringing in the chill. 55 in san jose. 53 in gilroy. a little haze here with low 40s from santa rosa. we're in the 30s earlier this morning. it's been a cooler start. it will be a cooler afternoon and then we have more clouds moving in today. first half of the day i