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dish pizza saying your pizza is a casserole. >> those are fighting words. >> oh, snap.

>> as an impartial pizza lover. i don't know outside that jersey's twitter account that they were considered the pizza capital of the world, am i missing something? >> because new york and new jersey are close, they are all the same. they have new york style pizza, they say in new jersey, so, i mean that's what i'm told. i know i'm a southern boy and i like biscuits. >> you are like, me and my burritos in california, i don't want the problem y'all, new york got in to it and said on their twitter account, nothing beats a new york slice. there's a distinction between the new york and jersey pizza. i'm open to try them all. if you want to settle the debate, i will volunteer.

>> the producer said that the best new york pizza is cited in new jersey. >> your own people. >> oh, my god, our pizza debate here this morning. that was intense. >> guys, i'm willing to settle the debate. send me all three slices. to my p.o. box. >> the casserole and everything. >> and the epic zoom fail, a lawyer forced to tell a judge in a court hearing, i'm not a cat, and he talks to world news meow. >> and late r in the skinny, j-lo, and a-rod say what they did in their quarantine. >> go ahead, mona, sing us out. >>. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> go ahead, mona, sing us out. >>. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners,

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. breaking overnight, hundreds breaking overnight, hundreds of gallons of oil have leaked in to san francisco bay. at one point, five gallons per minute were coming out of the pipeline at a chevron refinery in richmond, it lasted for at least 90 minutes. local leaders are concerned for wild life and issuing a public health advisory for the residents. >> and special disorientation is considered the reason for the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter and

seven others. the pilot told controllers that he was climbing to get above the clouds. instead, he was descending and crashed in the a hillside. the ntsb said that the pilot made a poor decision to fly at excessive speed in bad weather. >> aunt jemima's new name is pearl milling company now. pearl milling was the 19th century company that created the original pancake mix. the new brand is set on to launch in june. >> alex trebec's wardrobe are helping those in need. they have been donated to the do-fund, it helps people looking for jobs after dealing with addiction. and prison time. it has 300 ties and suits and dress shirts. the donation was the inspiration of his son.

he tweeted out that his father would be all for this. >> definitely. >> ready, willing and able is what he said there to help out that do-fund. >> all right, when we come back, why we are all taking a trip down the yellow brick road. >> and a tribute to the sexiest man alive, "the skinny" is next man alive, "the skinny" is next . alive, "the skinny" is next

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> time for "the skinny," and a hollywood remake that we definitely need right now. >> they are heading down the yellow brick road with an adaptation of "the wizard of oz,". >> over the decades there's been several oz re-imaginings, most remembered is "the wiz." >> this latest remake is still in the planning stages. but what we do know is that it will not be a musical. >> it will not?

interesting. >> i need them to go back to the deliberation table and maybe put that as a up for question in the planning process. because what is the wizard of oz without being a musical? >> watching the scenes, doesn't it take you back to childhood when you first saw it and it wa? >> definitely pretty cool. >> the stars are just like us. >> jennifer lopez is opening up saying she and alex rodriguez saw a therapist in quarantine, she said it helped them both in their relationship. >> the couple and their four kids have been couped up in their ten bedroom home with infinty pool that we had to mention. >> she said love don't cost a thing. so it doesn't matter what they were inside of. but honestly, i love when stars are transparent about seeking therapy. couples therapy, their own therapy, it's nothing you should

be ashamed of. >> retail therapy. all of it. >> you going to call me out. >> and actress heather rae young has given her man an early gift. she revealed her tattoo. >> and her eight karat emerald cut diamond engagement ring was displayed. they said they will have a small wedding and no cameras. >> okay, more celebrity love and a special birthday tribute to the sexiest man alive. michael b jordan celebrated his 34th birthday and his beautiful girlfriend shared several photos on her story. >> it included photos of them on vacation.

before we show you the rest of it, trigger warning. with the caption, my favorite headache, my big baby, my bet friend. my sweet stubborn crazy aquarius. >> i should have taken my own trigger warning. >> i will sit on this photo for a touch here. okay. and she added the sexiest man alive. the couple just went public with the relationship last month and we all know when he was on gma earlier this week, i think robin asked him, or amy asked what can do you do for your birthday and he said, you have to ask my girlfriend and i was like, oh, he just mentioned lori harvey. >> they are official, we love it. >> and brace yourself for cuteness. >> anderson cooper has shared a throw-back of his son who is now 9 months old. and he captioned the photo "bliss," he said its like no other thing he has experienced.

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cases thisthe court of law. >> you have a filter turned on in the video settings. >> attorney rod potton, logging in to a virtual court hearing on zoom as a cat. >> i'm here live, i'm not a cat. >> which is exactly what a cat pretending to be a lawyer would say. so we did more investigating. we had him join us via zoom. >> it's great to see your face, ron. >> great, i'm not a cat. >> i know you were telling the truth. >> the attorney said his usual profile picture was there in the waiting room, the catastrophy starting when the zoom meeting began. what goes through your mind when you see the cat there -- >> [ bleep ]. >> his secretary helped him get the filter off. >> the cat had an expression of panic at the same time my voice was having an expression of

panic. >> the hearing proceeded without a hitch. the video shared by the video shared by roy ferguson, racking up millions views. rod realizing this would be his 15meow-minutes of fame, after reporters called not even an hour after the hearing ended and he said he that is happy to bring a moment of levity when we could all use it. >> if they all get a laugh at my expense and i give everyone a moment of humor, i'm happy to do it. i'm here live, i'm not a cat. >> so, how did it happen? rod said he was using his secretary's computer for this hearing and his secretary has a 10-year-old daughter might have been kittenning around. >> fur-real, that was claw-ful for him and perfect for us. >> and purrfect for us. >> a round of paws, if you will. >> we will ask him, what is new, pussy-cat, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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this morning on world news now, former president trump this morning on "world news now," former president trump reacts to the first day of his impeachment trial. house prosecutors start, a graphic 13-minute video of the capitol riots. the president's allies losing a vote to halt the trial. what to expect in the day ahead. new overnight, the incredible rescue of three people stranded on an island for more than a month. a coast guard officer explaining the delicate rescue mission. and is this the furp of dinner? a 3-d printed steak from a laboratory. so how does it taste? we'll find out. it's wednesday, february 10th.

>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." what you guys didn't see before this lovely two shot is the look of pure disgust on kenneth's face. he was like -- >> i bet it tastes flat. i bet one of the "d"s does not stand for delicious. >> i thought there was a movement moving to real food. when did we get to 3-d printed food. >> it went from organic and knowing where it's coming from, to we are printing it. >> this is from dexter's laboratory, y'all. you all right. we will get to that. right now, the focus is on the unprecedented day on capitol hill, the first day of the second impeachment trial. >> trump monitored the proceedings from mar-a-lago and he was not pleased with his defense team, he was stunned that castor complimented the democrat's presentation. castor was widely panned from both sides of the aisle for

making rambling argument. abc's rachel scott has the details. >> reporter: democrats wasted no time making their case against donald trump. forcing senators on to relive the harrowing moments from a month ago. sitting in the chamber that came under attack. >> tater pence! >> traitor pence! >> there's a million of ur out there and we are -- >> reporter: house impeachment managers playing a graphic 13 minute video. reminding senators what the president told his supporters right before the capitol siege. trying to link trump's own words and the weeks and hours before the deadly riots to the chaos that played out in the capitol. senators watching in silence. >> you ask what a high crime and miss demeanor is under our constitution? that's a high crime and misdemeanor. if that's not an impeachable offense, then there is no such thing. >> reporter: lead prosecutor representative jamie raskin growing emotional. members of his family were with

him that day at the capitol, recalling what his daughter said to me. >> you know what she said? she said, dad, i don't want to come back to the capitol. >> reporter: then the former president's team, lead defense attorney bruce castor denouncing the insurrection, insisting those responsible are criminals and should be prosecuted to the furthest extent of the law, but arguing trump is not one of them. >> we can't possibly be suggesting that we punish people for political speech in this country. >> reporter: the defense saying that since trump was removed from the white house by voters the democrats case has no ground and it's unconstitutional to hold an impeachment trial for a former president. >> for a great many americans see this process for exactly what it is, a chance by a group of partisan politicians seeking to eliminate donald trump from the american political scene. >> reporter: and after four hours of arguments, six republicans siding with

democrats, voting the trial should move forward. the trial will kick off 16 hours of opening arguments, eight hours for each side. the trial begins in earnest at noon. rachel scott, abc news. capitol hill. >> rachel, thank you. louisiana senator bill kasz cassidy was one of those senators to switch sides and voted to proceed with the trial. he was the only senator to switch sides after voting last month it was unconstitutional to impeach a former president. he was asked if other senators would flip and vote to impeach the former president? >> i'm going to have to say probably not likely, but possible. and it just depends on how it goes. how public pressure is. politicians are naturally very receptive to what people are telling them, their constituents. so i think if the general american public reacts to what they're seeing with horror and with the belief that he needs removed, as i believe, then i think it's quite possible.

unfortunately, i think politics has so much clouded everything, that even something as important as this, it's hard for people to take a vote outside of what the political implications are. >> but kinsinger said the vote would definitely pass if it was held in private. new details this morning the man arrested for a deadly mass shooting in minnesota reportedly threatened that facility back in 2018. police say 67-year-old gregory ulrich is no stranger to them. he is accused of opening fire on a medical clinic 40 mils outside of minneapolis. one person was killed and four others hurt. the minneapolis tribune said ulrich threatened a mass shooting at that same exact clinic in 2018, seemingly because he was upset over his medical care. he violated a restraining order the following months. turning now to the race to vaccinate americans against covid-19. so far, nearly 33 million americans have received at least

one dose and another 1 million doses of vaccine will be sent to hundreds of pharmacies across this country. i spoke earlier with dr. shashank ravi. dr. ravi, big picture here, are you seeing improvement in the vaccine process in the recent days? >> well, kenneth we are seeing improvements. we are surpassing a million shots in to arms on a daily basis. we are starting to reach a state where initially over the last month, the majority of shots were first vaccines and now sites are having to carefully plan between ensuring there's enough supply for the second shots while keeping the momentum going forward and getting new individuals vaccinated. >> major pharmacy chains are now taking appointments for vaccinations. is this the best way for americans who have not been vaccinated to get their shot? >> i don't think that we can say a one size fits all scenario is applicable here. i think the pharmacy chains are going to play an important role in those individuals who live in more rural -- who don't have access to large health care

systems and ensuring the distribution of vaccines. >> families and elder case advocates are speaking out about nursing home vaccinations. they're calling for visitations to resume after nursing homes received vaccines because isolation has taken a toll. your thoughts? >> i can sympathize with the toll that isolation has on nursing home residents and their loved ones. however, i don't believe we are quite ready to easy the restrictions yet. the can cases are higher than last summer and fall and we must remember that vaccines are not 100% effective, research is still ongoing on to the type of immune response that elderly mount. >> dr. ravi, thank you. >> thanks, kenneth. kansas city chiefs assistant coach britt reid is annoy on administrative leave. police are investigating a crash that left a 5-year-old girl critically injured.

they are issuing a warrant for reid's cell phone. officials say the investigation could take as long as 60 days. a go fund me of the little children hurt in the crash has raised more than $430,000. former president trump is buying tried in the senate, but he's also involved in a battle in palm beach, florida. a group of residents say he should not be allowed to live at his mar-a-lago club. they claim his presence at the club hurts property values. the issue was taken up by the town council and they took no action. an attorney for the residents is seeking to address the matter again in april. now, an update on the gorilla glue girl saga. >> a plastic surgeon is reportedly offering to help ketessa brown with her hair. she sprayed gorilla glue into her hair weeks ago. he he will be in los angeles today

and a doctor had a procedure that can get the glue out of her hair in two or three days. tmz said he is doing it for free and it's a procedure that would normally cost upwards of $12,000. >> we knew she'd need extraordinary medical help because it's been weeks now, more than a month and her hair is still in the same condition. and so, we knew she'd need the medical help and she is getting it so, good. >> definitely. well, coming up, the 116-year-old woman who just survived covid-19. plus, the dramatic rescue of two men and a woman stranded for more that a month on a deserted island. what they say they ate just to survive. >> and the fresh drama surrounding britney spears as her conservatives head back to court. you're watching "world news now." look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home.

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