know and when did he know it, and i spotted senators murkowski and some are already made up their minds. >> rachel scott, thank you. it's just after 11:00 on the east coast. dramatic twist in the senate trial this morning. a call for new witnesses, majority vote for new witnesses based on account from jamie herrera butler last night talking about a conversation ke kevin mccarthy had with president trump on january 6th. here is her accounting of the conversation. mccarthy to the president, you got to hold them and get on the tv, you need to get on twitter and call these people off. the president responding, kevin, they're not my people. the president at the time was saying these were antifa protesters on the floor. mccarthy saying yes, they are. they just came through my w windows and my staff is running for cover. yeah, they're your people.

call them off. the president saying these people are more angry and upset about the election than you are. the house managers came to the floor this morning, requested witnesses, requested a subpoena of congresswoman herera beutler and raised the possibility other witnesses will be called, as well. that got a majority vote in the senate. you seen republicans now say lindsey graham, led by lindsey graham, the president's ally saying you want to call many witnesses at this point. this appears to be a pressure tactic to get other republicans to reverse their vote, so this trial can move to a conclusion, and i want to bring in janohn cl now, our chief white house correspondent because this news, this revelation hit former president trump very hard in mar-a-lago. >> it sure has, george. this is why. donald trump was preparing for this to be over, over today. was expected to make a public appearance, perhaps immediately

after a verdict or in the next day or two to declare victory or vindication saying they went after me and i was acquitted but now we have this. this was entirely unanticipated by donald trump's legal team. they do not think witnesses would happen and we are told by sources close to the president that they are stunned, stupidfied and trying to digest what the implications of this are. what will happen next, who could potentially be called as witnesses? this could obviously, go beyond simply one congresswoman talking about what kevin mccarthy told her about his call with the president. could you also get into a situation now where the clear majority wanting more information where members of the president's personal team, people like mark meadows, his former chief of staff could be

called as witnesses on the trial. >> john, to the point chris christ christie was making, the presentation on the floor made yesterday on the senate floor by the president's team, the pr presentation president trump wanted. even repeating debunked voter fraud allegations coming out of the state of georgia. >> there were aspects of the presentation that had nothing to do with an actual defense but were here to please donald trump. particularly, going after the democrats, the extended clips that were played of people like elizabeth warren and hillary clinton, trump's favorite targets to try to somehow create a sense that they had done exactly what he had done, so there were clearly aspects of this trial that were really about pleasing the client, the client wanted to hear his voice on that senate floor. we heard extensive replaying of his speech, edited version of his speech on january 6th, and

george, we had been told that one member of the president's team, mr. schoen threatened to step down and to resign from the president's legal team in advance of that presentation yesterday because apparently, he was -- he had issues with the use of all these video clips and the repeated use of the video clips as something that might be titillating to supporters of the president, maybe the president himself but really, nothing that would help him in his defense in this trial. >> okay. john carl, thank you. let me bring heidi back. heidi, we heard rachel scott describe what was happening on the senate floor right now. give people a flavor of what they might be feeling like down there right now and they certainly seem to be carrying out what you predicted, trying to put pressure on people like mitt romney who voted for the witnesses. >> yeah, there is tremendous pressure on these republicans right now. we saw it once before, very

clearly when john mccain was pressured to vote against the aca in nosethose late hours. this is the level of pressure. they are going to engage their republican colleagues over in the house to pressure them. they're going to put full on court pressure on their state republican committees. they're going to try to find out who are their friends that can persuade them but chris christie nailed it. the reason why this is happening is because they just didn't sit down yesterday. in fact, they did not tell the truth what was happening and i can tell you one thing about my friend susan collins and lisa murkowski, you better tell the truth and now they are reaping the rewards of that failure to just stick with the constitutional argument, and so i don't think -- once you take a vote like this, even though the pressure comes, you know, barbara constock said it best. you took the vote. you already got the hit. you're going to be sitting with

that vote and hoping it was the right vote. so i don't think they have a shot at reversing this, which is why lindsey graham now is threatening to protracted trial because he thinks that will provide the pressure they need for some kind of compromise on witnesses, not calling witnesses but a compromise. >> all about leverage there. you mentioned bar bara constock. you were a top house republican staffer at that time. the possibility of broader subpoenas that on the table right now could be quite significant, quite dangerous for former president trump. >> yes, it is and i think senator graham, they are not in a position of strength because there are votes for the witnesses. there are votes to certainly get congresswoman herrera beutler

there. chris christie was right. they melssed up yet. it wasn't a great presentation. continuing to threaten people isn't a good position because you're basically threatening people who are jurors. that's not a good place to be as a defense attorney threatening a juror, which team trump has been doing all along in the house impeachment vote going after liz cheney and adam kinzinger. one of the things when mitt romney was harassed where he was flying back for january 6th, donald trump referenced that, you know, whether it was at the rally or somewhere like hey, that wasn't fun for him. he revelled, it clear from the record the president revelled in his political opponents or those who are just standing up against the mob. he revels in them getting attacked. that's why i think it so important to have this conv conviction, to stop that

bullying. you got to stand up to a bully. that's what, you know, a lot of -- not a lot but these republicans who stood up are standing up against the bully and giving a good model to the country what you need to do in these situations. >> barbara, give everybody a sense if indeed those four republican senators do not switch their votes to shut this down, we're really heading into new is another new negotiation between chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell, the democratic leader and republican leader how to move forward at this point, how many witnesses to have, which documents to subpoena and they would essentially come to some agreement on a new resolution. >> well, i don't know they need to have a new resolution. i mean, the democrats have the votes and have the additional republicans who will be with him. one of the things i suggested back on january 6th or 7th was to get the president's phone records to see who he was calling during that time to get a physical picture of what he was doing, regardless because i

don't think you're necessarily going to trust some of the people around him, but one of the -- if they do call some of those people, maybe some of the lesser aides, not a mark meadows, you have a situation where these people, many of them are unemployed and they might have a story to tell and they're not going to have expensive lawyers or anybody protecting them and they'll have to come forward and that's a danger to the president, to donald trump's case, also. >> barbara comstock, thanks very much. let me bring terry moran back. this is the first unscripted moment of the trial and it's still going to be an uphill fight to convict. it doesn't appear the votes are there. once you have a twist like this, anything can happen. >> that's right. trials have their own logic. it's a moment where the natural course of the trial is taking hold and all of the political

deals that have been struck between schumer on behalf of the white house and mcconnell and the president's lawyers and the house managers, there is something that needs to be done here. it is a search for truth and to get at that truth somebody stood forward and said i have some. they will listen to them. >> they will listen to them. we can see this on the senate floor. we don't know what this means. we thought we were 45eheading towards a final vote in the senate today. we thought it would be final arguments and a final vote but what is unfolding as soon as the senate went back in session. the senate majority called for one witness, congresswoman jamie herrera beutler talking about a phone conversation on january 6th. that has passed. they are trying to figure out how to move forward. we'll go off the air and you'll be watching gma. we'll come back as news warrants in this impeachment trial the second impeachment trial of donald john trump.

welcome back to "gma." coming up, tory johnson with "deals & steals" that let you treat yourself on this galentine's day. that's right ahead. but right now it's time for -- ♪ i never wanna ♪ >> i love that. >> wow. >> okay. >> i couldn't like register if that was really happening. >> can you sing more? that sounded really good. >> dan. that takes me back. it's time for "pop news" and dua lipa, i'm matching this background again. i keep doing that. dua lipa is helping us count down to valentine's day with a breakup anthem. the pop star dropping her brand-new song "we're good" along with a retro style music video where she performs it on a cruise ship but with some surprises and didn't stop there. dua lipa also released the

"moonlight" edition of "future nostalgia" which is up for album of the year at this year's grammys. "the moonlight edition" has four tracks including "we're good" so no matter what your valentine's plans are, dua lipa has you covered. dolly parton reuniting with her "9 to 5" co-stars. parton confirming she is set to appear on jane fonda and lily tomlin's sitcom "grace and frankie" saying they've been trying to coordinate a cameo for years. the three having gotten along so well in the classic 1980 comedy and now with the series heading into its final season, it looks like it is finally happening. so while filming for "grace and frankie" is still on hold due to the pandemic, of course, dolly says once it's safe she'll, quote, probably get around to doing that. no word yet on her role but no matter what it is, can't wait to see those three ladies back working together. dolly is very casual. i'll probably get around to doing that.

>> get around to it. also this morning, a boston auction house is holding a very special president's day sale auctioning off historic items from presidents, ranging from our first president george washington through barack obama. they're putting up this washington family heirloom for $75,000 that displays locks of hair from george and martha washington. yep, you can buy it if you want. also auctioning off an extremely rare photograph of abraham lincoln and his son tad taken back in 1864 and autographed by the 16th president. but if you're in the mood for a cozy and historic purchase starting at a mere $35,000 john f. kennedy's crimson harvard cardigan will be available as well. so go ahead and start shopping, right? the auction including other items from presidents and their first ladies like dwight eisenhower's golf club, a dollar signed by ronald reagan

and a swath of lace belonging to martha washington. wonder where they get these things? the auction continues through next week. >> wonder how much a lock of dan's hair is worth? >> it's worth a lotto him. >> it's rare, so -- >> fewer and fewer to go around. >> thank you, janai. you'll be sitting in for us the next half hour. >> maybe. whit, you have me dying. funny. >> i love how you're brushing it off like that didn't happen just then. >> you see what i have to put up with. >> we found his weak spot. >> there are so many. i'm all achilles' heel. now to our "gma" cover story, "bachelorette" star zac clark says he had a normal childhood with a loving family but in high school he started to experiment with drugs and alcohol and spiraled out of control until one day he decided to turn his life around. now he's sharing his story to help others and erielle reshef has that story. take a look. >> will you accept this rose? >> absolutely. >> reporter: this morning zac clark sharing intimate details

of his battle with addictions after nearly a decade sober. clark, who was candid with tayshia about his past. >> i was touch and go. moments of i'm not sure i'll make it to tomorrow. >> reporter: revealing the depths of his darkest chapter. >> you went to great lengths to feed your addiction. even at one point going into surgery in order to obtain narcotics. >> i went into surgery and actually had my gallbladder removed just so i could make it a couple more days without going into withdrawal. >> reporter: since high school zac said he lived life in the fast lane. >> i had a lot of nevers on my list, i'll never do heroin, i'll never smoke crack and all my nevers came true. >> reporter: in 2011 he checked into treatment and he says he's never looked back. >> i truly feel like i'm living in high definition, you know like i wake up every morning and i open my eyes and i feel like i have a competitive advantage against the rest of the universe because i'm like sober and i know where i'm at. >> reporter: zac helped found release, an organization to help others recovering from

addiction. >> when people go to treatment and they're coming back to the world and maybe they aren't ready to reintegrate into the home, we get them for three to six months and help them learn what it means to be sober. >> how did you work to reassure tayshia you would never revisit those demons of the past? >> i'm pretty comfortable and safe and secure in my sobriety today. we've had those real open conversations. i don't want her to worry about that because it's not necessary. if something was to happen like relapse does occur, you know, knock on wood, i don't think i'm anywhere near that. i will expect at least initially she would stick by me just like any other partner would stick by challenging situations presented in life. >> reporter: the happy couple now living together in new york. zac says he's living his dream. >> our lives are so exciting and filled with so much joy and happiness. >> reporter: for "good morning

america," erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> thank you, erielle. living in high definition. quite a phrase. zac says from the beginning tayshia stood by him and supported him which is one of the things he loves about her most, and, of course, everybody wants to know about wedding plans. zac says they're still enjoying living a normal life or living a life like a quote/unquote normal couple and planning something for tayshia for valentine's day. brittany, over to you for another look at the weather on this busy weather weekend. >> reporter: that's right. and travel will continue to be dangerous because of all the snow and ice. here's video from seattle. slipping and sliding on the icy and snowy roads. a few bystanders helped out those cars as well. that arctic air will continue to dive to the south leading to icing across north carolina and virginia. widespread snow around the central and southern plains, texas through louisiana and more of that snow starting farther to

the east around the midsouth through early monday. let's >> reporter: we will start to deal with all that snow and ice throughout your morning drive on monday. eva? >> goodness. can't think about monday. brittany, thank you so much. now to "deals & steals" and there's no better way to celebrate galentine's day than to treat yourself and that's why tory johnson is here with sensational savings on products that let you relax and refresh and you can get all of these deals by pointing your cell

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everybody. i'm liz kruetz. second covid-19 vaccination clinic for health care workers and residents over 75. the first was held last weekend at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo and be there again

today starting at 9:00 this morning. only open to eligible individuals who preregistered. let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen. >> brightening up behind you but in the south bay and east bay, shower activity you can see here on live doppler 7. our level one system moving through the bay area leaving sunshine and fog and breezy winds on the coast right now. this will end in the next few hours. the second half of the day is blustery with upper 50s to near 60. we can see that gray sky there in the east bay. liz? >> lisa, thank

♪ ♪ building up impossible hopes, impossible, things are happening every day ♪ and we are back now with brandy and whitney houston's show-stopping rendition of "impossible" from "rodgers & hammerstein's cinderella." the movie musical aired right here on abc back in november 1997 and is now available to stream for the very first time and it's an especially magical morning because brandy, cinderella herself, has a special message just for us. >> i remember watching that. has it been that long? that's ahead. first, here are the headlines we're following. new details about the reported explosive shouting match between president trump and republican leader kevin mccarthy during the insurrection at the capitol.

a source tells abc news mccarthy was on the phone with trump pleading with him to tell his supporters to stand down. now going into what could be the last day of donald trump's second impeachment trial. his lawyers insisting the former president is innocent. investigators in connecticut are trying to find out what caused the fire at the hole in the wall gang camp in ashford that destroyed several of the buildings. the camp was founded back in 1988 by the actor paul newman and has given hundreds of thousands of children with serious illness a chance to get away and experience the outdoors. mardi gras is looking a little different this year, but revelers in the town of cologne, germany didn't let covid restrictions stop them from having fun. take a look. thousands of people enjoyed concerts held across town from inside their cars. got to get creative. pretty cool. i like that. all right. it is time for -- [ air horn ] -- you got it, "binge this." what's going on.

>> it's time for "binge this". this valentine's day weekend, fall in love with great entertainment. daryn carp host of people tv's "reality check" is recommending what to watch. hey, daryn, love when you're here with us. >> hey, janai, good to see you. >> okay, so first of all it's galentine's day today. so how should we celebrate? >> check out "barb and star go to vista del mar". there's such a lovely ring to it brought to you from the duo who brought us the iconic "bridesmaids." kristen wiig and annie mumolo are back and this time they're headed on vacation, people. the movie follows lifelong best friends played by the two as they embark on a journey of a lifetime and head from their small midwestern town to sunny florida. what could possibly go wrong with these who? you know, of course, the movie was originally scheduled to come out in theaters but now you can get it wherever you rent movies and i couldn't think of a better way to start off this galentine's day weekend. >> yeah, looks like a musical. very bright. certainly a pick-me-up.

"american idol" is back this weekend. so, daryn, what can we expect? >> oh, man, "american idol" season 19 is picking me up. it is back and it premieres tomorrow on valentine's day. the trio of judges lionel richie, katy perry and, of course, luke bryan, are back and reuniting once again with longtime host ryan seacrest and bobby bones as the mentor, of course. this season is the first time we had virtual auditions. so from these the producers are deciding who gets to perform in front of the judges. katy perry was recently on "good morning america" and said this season is all about love. despite some creative work-arounds there is no wonder it is premiering on valentine's day. looking forward to it. >> interesting to see how that works with the auditions over zoom. we're also throwing it back all the way, all the way to 1997 this morning because a classic movie is now streaming. tell us more about this. >> boy, do i feel old but i'm waiting 20 years for it. "rodgers & hammerstein's

cinderella" has finally dropped on disney plus, this 1997 film is timeless. it's classic. it still holds up. actually received seven emmy nominations back in 1998 and was praised for its diverse casting at the time. this movie stars brandy, whitney houston, whoopi goldberg, just to name a few of the stars. whitney houston executive produced this movie if you remember and it's going to be just such a good walk down memory lane. and, in fact, we have a special message from cinderella herself, please take a look. >> good morning, america. it's brandy. i know that you guys have so much to binge watch this weekend but i got you covered. "cinderella" is on disney plus. like, oh, my god, it's unbelievable. i can't believe that it's been nearly 25 years since i slipped on those iconic glass slippers in the classic "rodgers & hammerstein's cinderella." from wearing the blue gown to

working with a true legend, a true artist, a true fairy godmother whitney houston. she's my angel. i will forever, forever continue to try to make her proud. i'm so excited for this special movie musical to come to disney plus. so we can show a whole new generation of dreamers that impossible things are happening every day. god bless. >> such a true cinderella to me and in true cinderella fashion this dropped right at midnight on disney plus. i can't wait to start my weekend off with it. >> and all of the wishes come true because 25 years and brandy has not aged a day. thank you so much. get more from daryn as she hosts people tv's "reality check" streaming monday through thursday 4:30 p.m. eastern and pick up "people's" love issue on newsstands nationwide. as we're preparing to binge, i have to say "judas and the black messiah," watched it last night. lakeith stanfield and daniel

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we are back now with our "gma" valentine's extravaganza and we are so excited about this next segment. our guest thinks that she's joining us to talk about her experience as an essential worker which is very important, but she's actually in for a huge valentine's surprise, first though let's take a look at her love story. training to be a doctor has its challenges. for couple steven bean and raaga vemula they've been through it all. they met before medical school in 2015. >> she was amazing and beautiful and then i worked up the courage to talk to her. >> reporter: now six years later they're back in texas. >> she is literally the most pure hearted person i ever met in my life. i literally think she's an angel.

>> but living apart. steven a medical resident at u.t. southwestern medical center works in dallas. raaga is a medical resident at the university of texas health science center in tyler, nearly two hours away. with their busy schedules, steven trying to find the right moment to pop the question. >> i bought the ring, i want to say, in october. i've just kind of been waiting for the perfect time. >> now we're helping him pull off the biggest surprise of his life and raaga has no idea. okay. so now we are meeting dr. raaga vemula and, raaga, can you hear me right now? just want to make sure you got your earpiece in? >> yes, sir, i do. >> okay. and i also don't know if you know this, you are live right now on "good morning america." i'm whit, along with dan and eva. so, yes, there you have that and i do want to ask you this first question. you've been a true hero during the pandemic. working tirelessly every day to help others. what has that been like to be on the frontlines through all of this?

>> it's -- i mean to be honest it was kind of scary coming in as an intern fresh out of medical school and, you know, we're not really taught the covid-19 pandemic or those types of crises in medical school. so it was hard initially, but we've had such good faculty and teaching and because we don't have any upper level residents, our attendings are like our big brother and big sister. they've been providing us so much guidance that i feel so much more comfortable dealing with covid-19 but even on the frontlines having gained all this information, the story is -- it's sad to see all these patients and their families not able to be together in their time of need. so i feel like mentally it's, you know, takes a toll on you but i feel like because we're in a very strong residency that's been very supportive and it's really provided us a lot of learning opportunities as well. and the good part is that we feel super safe.

myself and a lot of the other residents because ppe is super plenty here which has been very nice. that's one thing that we really don't have to worry about. >> absolutely. certainly great to hear that for you. we did want to have you on "gma" without having a big surprise for you as well. so as much as we are trying to concentrate on what you were saying, turn around for a moment. >> yeah. >> go ahead, take a look behind you. >> oh, my god. >> that right there is your boyfriend, steven. >> oh, my god! >> surprising you for valentine's day. >> oh, my god. >> steven. >> that's amazing. >> steven, i know you've got something to say here. why don't you take it away. >> oh, yeah. so, raaga, one of the things i love about you the most is you're so selfless, always putting consideration of others before yourself. i thought how -- i want to especially consider what you would like. i know you love surprises and i thought what better way to surprise you at work. i'm supposed to be working. you would never suspect it.

with that being said, i love you. >> oh, my god. >> you know i think you're beautiful. >> you know, i followed you to med school in a completely different state and i'll follow you anywhere to be by your side. so with that being said -- >> oh, my god. >> i do have a question for you. >> oh, my god. >> will you marry me? >> yes! oh, my god. oh, my god. ♪ will you marry me ♪ >> congratulations. yes! >> raaga and steven, we want you to know, we want to say a big thank you and congratulations to you for sharing your story. what a special story to share. we have one more surprise for you. the knot is helping 21 deserving essential workers proposers pull off special proposals as a way to say thank you for the hard work and giving you both $5,000 to put toward your wedding day

to make your big day as special as you both deserve. >> oh, my god. >> we are so happy for you guys. >> oh, my god. thank you. >> and your reaction was priceless. >> it was amazing. >> congratulations again to you guys. >> i love surprises. >> he had to stand behind you for a long time too. >> thank you both again. congratulations. and thank you to the knot again for helping us pull this one off. now a check of our weather with brittany. >> try to beat that, brittany. >> reporter: i really can't. i just love love. you can feel their happiness. i wish you two all the happiness in the world. let's check out our valentine's day cities. we're not going to let the cold and snow stop us from having a great time in valentine, nebraska. a high of 1 degree. in love, texas, 31 degrees. heart lake, pennsylvania, 31.

. good morning to you, level one system ends in the next few hours, just some spotty, light showers. mist and drizzle a blustery and partly cloudy afternoon and a dry start to your valentine's day and then rain at night. coming up our "gma" ht. valentine's extravaganza continues and bela gandhi has a valentine's day love test you don't want to miss. >> i just want to hear raaga all over again. to hear raaga all over again. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor.

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academy, to school us on love. bela, happy valentine's day to you or happy pre-valentine's day to you. this day is obviously a little bit different in 2021. so what is your advice for everybody celebrating? >> look, if you're single, don't be bummed out by valentine's day. today is self-love day for you. get the massage, lady, get the lashes, i don't know, buy the car. do whatever is going to make you feel loved and if you don't want to be alone, gather up some friends, do a virtual cocktail. couples, don't blow valentine's day by blowing it off. even if you're not the biggest valentine's day celebrator, acknowledge your partner. i'll tell you what, last year i made my husband a top ten list of the things i love about him and he hung it in his closet and still looks at it every day, easy tip for you. >> very nice. so now is the time to put our romance smarts to the test. whit, janai and eva, are you guys ready? >> notice you're not playing this game. >> they know i know so much about this.

they didn't want to embarrass everybody. >> zen master of love. >> yes. bela, why don't you take it away and ask the questions. >> okay, so first question, this body language sign may indicate that something you're saying is making your date uncomfortable. a, he/she leaves, b., touching their neck, c, leaning towards you or, d, have a little smile. >> i mean i would say a. if they leave, that's not a good sign. >> e, they put a fork into their eyes. >> they leave is way more than body language. then they're done. the answer is actually b. they're touching their neck. body language analysis shows when people are touching their neck, it's because blood flow is higher. they're uncomfortable like hot under the collar. so if you see your date touching their neck, change the subject and don't touch your own neck during the date. >> what if your date touches your neck?

>> okay. >> depends on the touch, dan. >> that's for our evening segment. >> okay. next question, what is the best way to ensure that you will have chemistry on an in-person date? a, have a couple cocktails before you meet up or, b, have an eight-hour phone call beforehand. c, wear something that looks amazing on you or, d, do a video date before meeting up? >> it has -- oh, i guess it's probably the respectable answer is probably to have the video date before. i was going to say it's got to be the cocktails, but no. >> right. after the cocktail -- no, the answer is, d., do the video dates. maybe have a couple of cocktails. no better way to kind of ensure you're going to like your date than to see them before you meet up on video. video brings everything to life in 3d. you can see what they look like,

make sure the person -- crazy can't hide for more than ten minutes. a video date will help you a lot before meeting up in person. >> i don't know. crazy can hide for a while. >> at least two hours right here. >> bela, thank you very much. for more tips follow bela on instagram at smart dating academy where she gives tips and advice every thursday at 8:00 p.m. we will be right back because crazy can't hide.

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