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speaker in the house of representatives. kevin mccarthy getting right down to business, swearing in the 118th congress after quite the chaotic week in washington. >> oh, yeah, mccarthy taking the speaker gavel after a historic 15 rounds of voting and negotiations making this the longest speaker contest in 164 years. >> and it all ended after midnight with mccarthy getting a standing ovation, his name being ngcoespot chelcott in waingtonch, orngnc rning thiscahy five days, 15 ballots, a contentious battle for speaker that took a chaotic and unexpected turn. [ applause ] the house. republican leader kevin mccarthy finally elected as the next

speaker of the house, taking the gavel from democrats. >> that was easy, huh? [ laughter ] i never thought we'd get up here. hakeem, i've got to warn you, two years ago, i got 100% of the vote from my conference. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it was a fight that was bitter until the very end. fingers pointed, heated words exchanged after kevin mccarthy failed for the 14th time, blocked by one member from his own party, matt gaetz. tense negotiations played out on the house floor. the cameras catching it all. after already making several key concessions, mccarthy trying to convince gaetz himself and, when that didn't work, members grew frustrated. at one point republican mike uld urg a alabama had to be he ccrs ting to ay wow.frominso rise?o

[ laht >> reporter: then a breakthrough. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: a deal reached. the 15th round of voting stretching past midnight, ending in a standing ovation for the new speaker of the house. >> my responsibility, our responsibility is to our country. >> reporter: mccarthy celebrating a new republican majority calling for a fresh direction. >> our system is built on checks and balances. it's time for us to be a check and provide some balance to the president's policies. [ applause ] >> reporter: mccarthy getting his first test of that razor-thing majority. he made several key concessions, including changing the house rules that make it easier for a single lawmaker to try to force a vote to remove the speaker of the house. conservatives got just what they wanted, whit, more leverage. >> all right, rachel scott, thank you so much.

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welcome back. welcome back. let's get right to our "gma" cover story and that sentencing of jen shah. the real housewife getting 6 1/2 years in prison for her role in >> i was in the courtroom and i'm not sure the judge

necessarily believed her, but far from the combative character seen on reality television, jennifer shah presented herself in court, janai, as contrite, remorseful, even prepared to make amends for ruining the lives of thousands of elderly victims. this morning, jen shah is waiting to learn in which federal prison she'll have to spend the next 6 1/2 years. she left court wearing sunglasses after tearfully apologizing. my actions, she said, have hurt innocent people. >> i was devastated. i was so ashamed because i thought i was a smarter person than that. >> reporter: shah played a leading role in a long-running telemarketing fraud that convinced elderly women to buy services that served no purpose. victims lost everything. she made millions. >> people are wondering like how did you get so rich? >> i mean, i run a lot of different companies and businesses. >> reporter: on "the real housewives of salt lake city" shah can seem abrasive -- >> you know how [ bleep ] scare

i am? >> reporter: -- or dismissive. >> the only thing i'm guilty of is being shah-mazing. >> reporter: in court her signature tag line was written for her. reality tv has nothing to do with reality. the harm victims said they suffered was all too real. their lives, prosecutors said, have turned upside down. >> if i can talk to the people that scammed me, i would say, would you do this to your mother? to your sister? and why? why would you do this? >> reporter: when shah promised to repay every cent, the judge interrupted to ask how. she said she would use her platform to raise money and she pledged to turn over royalties from future "real housewives" episodes, but she said she stopped selling justice for jen merchandise. proceeds from earlier sales she pledged to save for victims. shah is on the hook for more than $6 million in restitution, another $6.5 million in

forfeiture, plus she has to give up all the luxury goods she bought with other people's money and must report to prison by mid-february and she wants to go to a minimum security prison in bryan, texas, same place elizabeth holmes of theranos fame wanhepr na >> wow, but she says she will try to find a way to pay all that back. all right, aaron, thank you. eva? now to a resolution reboot for your workout. we are one week into 2023 and this morning there are some simple steps to staying motivated in the new year. reena roy hit the gym for us to find out how you do that. good morning again, reena. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, guys. yeah, we all know how difficult it can be to keep up with those new year's resolutions, right? we worked out with three different fitness experts to find out their secrets to success. we all know the old saying, new year, new you. for millions across the country, heading into 2023 means heading to the gym. >> as a trainer, what do you see january 1st?

>> an influx of people interested, you know, in getting fit. i do see that they do tend to taper out. >> reporter: because sticking to those fitness goals is often easier said than done. so here at "gma" we set out on our own fitness journey to find out how everyone can aim for a little more consistency this time that will hopefully last all year round. first up, barry's, a high intensity interval training class. >> let's do two more a little slower. >> reporter: as we switched from a bike to weights and back again, i quickly learned it's no joke but it's the group atmosphere that keeps you going. >> tell me a little about the benefits of a group setting and learning from each other, the motivation, the competition. >> there's such a big sense of community here. there's a lot of mental health benefits to being in a group. >> reporter: joining that group with a friend can be helpful for

some moral support, and, remember, you can always go at your own pace. >> don't be afraid to try something new. >> reporter: speaking of trying something new -- >> up, tap, up, excellent. >> reporter: at our next stop stepping out of our comfort zone and into a ballet studio work out with former ballerina mary helen bowers. >> lift from the wrist and come up. >> reporter: she so-called swan arms might look familiar. bowers trained natalie portman for her oscar-winning role in "black swan." she's also the founder and ceo of online workout ballet beautiful. >> people are inspired by ballet dancers and their strength and ballet beautiful gives people a way to access that world without ever having to step foot in a dance studio. >> reporter: the program may be a hit amongst victoria's secret angels but these ballet inspired moves aren't just for models. this full body workout is about strengthening and lengthening for all levels. >> we have members who are, you know, from 18 up into their 70s using our workouts. you don't need any experience. >> reporter: giving something

new a go not different parts of your body, but can inspire you to keep showing up. >> the biggest thing is just get, go for it. get your body moving, try something new and, you know, really find exercise that isn't about punishing your body, it doesn't have to be a chore. >> reporter: but, of course, chores are a part of daily life and it turns out some of them can also get your heart rate up. >> i like to swiffer. you're moving -- i'm swiffering, i break a sweat when i swiffer. it's work. >> it's a workout. >> it's a workout so get that swiffer out, swiffer and mop, core, nice and tight. >> reporter: strength and conditioning coach kehinde anjarin says incorporating movement into your everyday routine is key. >> keep it attainable to your lifestyle. do something you enjoy. that's the only way it's going to be sustainable. >> reporter: even simple changes like taking the stairs instead of the elevator or standing instead of sitting while working from home can help make a difference. and at the gym, starting small helps build confidence.

for example, implementing modifications like getting up and sitting back down in a chair instead of doing a traditional squat. >> it doesn't require that much range of motion. >> you can use a wall for support while doing lunges. >> feel it throughout your quads. >> reporter: as you build strength, you can slowly level up. she says take it step by step starting with a short list of goals. >> top three things you want to achieve start with the most important thing to you on that list and i would say make it a habit for 30 days and move on down that list. >> reporter: the most important thing, give yourself grace along the way. >> it's okay to fall off because it's not a linear path. it oscillates and things happen. give yourself that room to adjust and be human and when you fall off, just get right back into it. >> reporter: just some great words to live by. don't forget the power of walking, even just getting more steps per day can make a really big difference. guys? >> absolutely.

swiffer and a sweat. that's my motto for 2023. >> is it? >> more than one workout. >> i like that. >> can we keep having reena work out for us? >> yep. the upper dorsimus. the whole thing. thank you, reena. appreciate it. now to a resolution we all make, eating better and rethinking what's on your plate. registered dietitian and nutritionist dawn jackson blatner is here to break it all down for us. dawn, good morning to you. it's great to have you. so we're going to kick things off by saying that, you know, these tips are about adding foods, right? so we're adding instead of subtracting and makes it easier. >> oh, my gosh. well, happy new year. you are so right that this is when everyone wants to eat better, but it can be so confusing about what actually to do. so people think, well, what can i cut out?

what kind of crash diet can i be on? i'm here to say you don't need any of that. if you go with what you add that makes it feel much more positive, much more motivating and i'll tell you, i have three simple tips you can use to eat better this year in a positive way. >> okay. and one of those ideas you say is to make sure that every meal and snack has a protein? >> well, first off i would always say fruits and vegetables, that is the number one tip to add them because they have antioxidants to keep your cells so healthy, your immunity high. that fiber in fruits and vegetables keeps you full and keeps your digestion going. i'm not saying just eat fruits and vegetables and that's all you eat. i'm saying add vegetables to what you're already eating. eat cereal in the morning, add berries. eat a sandwich for lunch, have veggie sticks with it. having, you know, a burger or a pizza for dinner eat a salad with it. you don't have to change what you're eating. just add that fruit and veggie and that is your first step. >> let's talk about grains.

people get very funny about grains and carbohydrates. you say do half of the grains you eat as whole grains. you have easy swaps for people. >> well, yes, i love the whole grain swap but you had mentioned something earlier i love too, making sure your plate has protein. protein is great for your muscles and great for your immunity and keeps us feeling full. there's animal proteins and plant proteins to get a mix of. so i'm talking about cottage cheese and greek yogurt and eggs in the morning and chicken and fish and beans and lentils and nuts and seeds, all of these protein foods are a huge next step. once you get your fruits and vegetables, then go with proteins and then the final step is exactly what you said. we all like grains, but, hey, let's go with some whole grains, they're more nutritious than those white refined ones and i'm here to tell you it's easier to do than you think. because like, for example, you might have white bread or white

rice or white pasta or white crackers or white tortillas or white buns or white bread. you could still eat all of that, but just swap in the whole grain version. and how you know that it's a whole grain version is you read the ingredient list of your food and then you can see if it says the word whole in the ingredients, it's a whole grain. these are positive changes. i'm not cutting anything out. we're not removing things you love. we're just saying, hey, add some fruits and veggies to what you're eating and make sure you have protein foods at your meals to help you feel full and keep your muscles strong and whole grains still allow you to eat the grains, but there's just a little more nutrition than refined versions. >> we love that. the slow motion video of like the avocado spread too. >> the milk too. >> i'm officially starving. >> thank you very much. >> i need cookies for that milk. >> dawn, you're the best. we appreciate it. happy new year to you as well. >> let's head over to brittany bell for a check of the weather. hey, brittany. >> hey, whit.

this active pattern continues for california. they've been stuck in this setup featuring multiple rounds of rainfall. so this is the setup this morning. you can see the area of low pressure pumping in a lot of moisture. that's why we have that flood watch stretching from redding all the way down towards bakersfield and higher elevations. a winter storm warning and high wind warning too, high wind alerts for medford. so timing out the rainfall, they'll get a lot of rain late tonight heading into early sunday morning. sunday afternoon should be dry but watch what happens sunday night into monday. that second batch of moisture streams in. you can see the red and orange colors indicating really intense downpours, even snow in the higher elevations and so wet throughout monday afternoon. so rainfall totals featuring around -- stretching four to ten inches for northern california all the way down towards central to portions of southern california. and locally 10 to 12 inches of rain possible, also snow, elevated spots get 4 to 5 feet of snow.

that's what's happening across the country. here's what's going on in your neighbor lisa: good saturday morning. we have a level two system today and tomorrow with moderate raining downpours getting into the evening hours and the overnight hours, so we have a flood watch today, tomorrow, monday and tuesday for widespread flooding as two systems had our way and a wind advisory until 1:00 tomorrow, so southwinds ramping up with the heaviest rain late tonight into overnight and we look for more just, unfortunately, no break in sight for the rainfall out west. >> okay, yeah, it's tough out there. well, coming up, this should be fun. the dos and don'ts ahead of the so-called super bowl of online dating. we're all married here. >> we'll give you advice. [ laughter ] not us, but an expert.

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well, now to dating day 2023. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest online dating day of the year and to get you and your profile ready for romance, we've called on the dating expert, bela gandhi, because we are certainly not -- >> not experts. >> not it. okay, so what is the big deal about tomorrow, bela? why is sunday, january 8th the day? >> so sundays are typically the busiest day, particularly sunday evenings and tomorrow is the sunday after so many singles have made their resolutions to date and fall in love. so it's such a big thing that match actually has it narrowed down that 9:05 p.m. eastern is going to be the busiest minute of the busiest day. so, you guys, this is a thing. get excited about it tomorrow. >> bela, you know now my husband and i met on tinder. it was totally the first week of the year, guys. >> wow! >> good luck to everyone. >> love on tinder. >> okay. bela, you say -- fonsi is cracking up.

the main things to consider when creating a successful dating profile are photos, texts and messaging. let's break those down starting with the dos and don'ts for photos. >> first, have six different photos in different outfits and have that friend who is honest with you help you pick your photos because studies show we don't pick the best photos of ourselves. now, professional photos can get amazing traction. we do them all the time in my studio at smart dating academy, but make sure they're not too glammed or too staged. and when you have your first picture, it's super important, have a high resolution head shot where you're looking right at the camera and smiling and then have body shots to follow that. and in your pictures dress to impress. you want to put your best face forward. even if you don't always dress up, show people that you know how to look good and you can be a hot date. >> exactly. all right, so --

[ laughter ] those are the dos. >> sorry. >> all i said was exactly. that prompted that kind of reaction? they just laugh at me trying to give dating advice after being married for 15 years, never really in the game. let's talk about the don'ts though because we can all think about the few don'ts. you have specific things people need to keep in mind. >> right, there are so many don'ts, whit, you're right. don't wear sunglasses. don't have photos with eight of your friends in there where it feels like where's waldo and don't blur your friends' faces out because it starts to look like a crime scene. have your photos be recent. they should be no more than one year old because people want to date the person in the picture, right? and no selfies, please, no gym selfies, car selfies, mirror selfies. have someone take a photo or spring for a professional photo shoot. >> no gym selfies? that's what it's all about these days like in the mirror and everything. >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm kidding. >> are you? >> i've never done that.

[ laughter ] >> okay, moving on, bela, you important and you tell people to be specific. >> yeah, absolutely. be specific and show instead of tell. let's say, for example, you're an adventurist. talk about how you're adventurous. for some it's i like going to a new ethnic restaurant when it opens. other people where adventure means i hiked kilimanjaro. be positive in your profile text. talk about what you are looking for versus not what you're looking for and talk about what do you bring to the table in a relationship. maybe i can say, i'm the kind of girl that will always have your of the day and if you're having writer's block, do a personal inventory. think about the five to ten things that make you awesome, uniquely you, skills and talents that people don't have. it makes writing a profile so much easier and makes dating

conversations more fun. >> you say messages are another vital piece to the online dating puzzle. how can people set themselves apart? >> right, be nice and normal. greet the person by name. don't say, hey, with five "ys" or yo or hi. then connect with someone. show that you've read their profile and how you connect then end your message with a question to keep the conversation going and sign your name. that's all you have to do to stand out. >> and i know we're out of time but you also say don't let that messaging go on for too long, right? you got to end it at some point. get to the next step. >> get a rapport going, then take it to video. people have to earn an in-person date with you. do video first. >> that is great. >> thank you, bela. >> don't want to rush too fast to the next step. >> let's be honest, dating isn't that easy. >> i know, god bless all those people dating. >> for more dating tips check out bela's smart dating academy

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so many of us experience in the winter. >> and you say to deal with the redness, use green? >> yes, green concealer. so, but while we're in skin care you want to think about a mask, something you could use two to three times a week as a treatment. so before we color correct, you want to think about using skin care as a base and this one -- >> you said this is like a spa in a jar. >> like a spa in a jar. >> it says beauty is the strongest form o>> it you want to thi ung a two to three times a week to address redness.iss mo uerrerasheir signure and blueberries internally and topically are super anti-inflammatory and will be great for calming that redness. this one has oats and also has wild pansies to treat eczema or any dry skin condition. >> ooh. >> then when you think about color correcting, color correcting redness specifically, it's something that makeup artists have been doing since the beginning of time and it's all based on the color wheel and color theory. so when you look at red which

you can experience on the cheeks or in breakouts, the opposite color is green. so green is going to cancel out that redness and neutralize it. that's why we're seeing so many brands use green in their skin care or makeup to neutralize redness. so this one here is neutrogena's green color corrector and i'll use it on katie to see how it instantly neutralizes any redness. this one from neutrogena contains niacinamide, a key ingredient for reducing redness. we're seeing that in a lot of skin care products. i personally love using -- when you're dealing with sensitive skin something antimicrobial so these real technique beauty sponges are fantastic because they're great for sensitive skin and helps to lay the product smoothly and, as you can see, the green concealer instantly color corrects any of that redness and what you would want to do is apply foundation over that green concealer once you're

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back now on "gma" and the force is strong with this group, yes, very strong. we are revisiting our trip to walt disney world over the holidays. we got a chance to visit the parks, interact with the characters and took on a mission in a galaxy far, far away. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: our adventure begins on the planet batu. the force is strong with my daughters leah and summer. we head off to explore while eva and janai take their own path getting the lay of the land from a resistance spy. >> the most important thing about being a spy is confidence.

just stand up tall. >> what do we feed to know? >> make sure you know the resistance phrase. repeat after me -- ignite the spark. >> ignite the spark. >> light the fire. >> light the fire. >> ignite the spark. >> light the fire. >> should we have said may the force be with you? [ laughter ]p>> i have a bad fe this. >> reporter: and then it was off to refuel taking a bite out of the best galaxy has to offer. ooh, i like it. i am what do you think, girls? and no "star wars" journey would be complete without a sip of blue milk. >> cheers. >> that's good. >> good, right? >> hey, guys. >> hey, how are you doing? >> we're definitely not with the resistance. >> on your way. >> that was close. >> reporter: after that close call we spot a familiar face and favorite fuzzball. >> chewbacca, we've been looking all over for you. he says, ignite the spark. light the fire. yes, exactly. he says, we're going to join the

resistance. >> yeah. [ chewbacca sounds ] >> perfect. >> you guys tore up the universe in this thing, this big hunk of junk. [ chewbacca sounds ] >> the millennium falcon. we should take it for a spin. can we? let's do it. all right, let's go. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in light speed we were saving the day piloting the millennium falcon. >> how about that? yes. y.whoa. want py? >> a r o nfush! >> lightspeed. go. >> i nearly lost my ears. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah, yeah.

oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> we did it. high five. >> ready to unload. >> nice. good job. you saved the day. >> thanks for bearing with us through that. eva said, i nearly lost my ears. all right, so, janai, also had her run-in with stormtroopers and kylo ren, one of the -- i believe there's video of this. >> was there really? >> yeah. literally, step aside, please. >> causing so much trouble together. >> the two of you. >> a lot of fun. speaking of celebrations, janai had a birthday this week. >> she did? >> yes. bring in the cake. >> oh, my gosh. >> happy birthday, janai. > look how cute. thank you, guys. >> oh, yes. >> you guys are the sweetest. >> now deep thoughts on the birthday, what does this one

mean to you? >> you're hilarious. that is very funny. look, 33 was good to me. >> all right. there you go. >> how about that, it even rhymes. that could be my housewife like -- >> more words of wisdom from janai when we come back right after this. let's eat.

>> announcer: "gma" monday morning -- >> ultimately i don't think we can ever have peace with my family unless the truth is out there. >> announcer: -- prince harry. >> you refer to your brother as your beloved brother and arch-nemesis. strong words. what did you mean by that? >> announcer: the "gma" interview -- >> so the heir was jealous of te spare. >> announcer: -- everyone will be talking about. >> maybe it's a difficult question to ask or for you to answer. >> i'm sure you're going to ask anyway. >> i'm going to ask anyway, i have to. >> announcer: "good morning america," monday. >> that looks like it's going to be good. g about arlie, your on monday. w husband.

amazinnddse. no, he had a great celebration for my birthday. >> he put a lot of work in it. >> mind your own stinking business, guys. it's private. >> thanks for watching, everyone. have a great one. have a great one. >> announcer: "gma" monday -- >> you refer t >> good morning. i am liz kreutz. many power and those impacted by floods continue cleanup efforts. in order to prevent further damage, the city has extended the state of emergency for 60 days. field crews and pg&e have been

working on restoring impacted areas and preparing for monday's rain. new details about the oakland zoo closure caused by a sinkhole blocking the road to the main entrance. they are working with the city of oakland and an engineering company. a large colder collapsed created a 10 foot wide single. the zoo cannot reopen until the road is safe. employees are using a back road to care for the animals and they are all safe and well. lisa argen this morning to give us a check on the forecast. lisa: we had a little break and we have the radar saying the upper levels of the atmosphere are damp. rain in the north bay by ranch and drizzle. what is to come will be heavy rain, gusty wind at a level 2 system. this is exclusive to abc 7. moderate downpours into the

overnight, increasing the flood threat. flood advisory today through tuesday and a wind advisory until 1:00 tomorrow. south winds 25 miles per hour, gusts up to 40. you can see the rain mainly staying in the north bay the morning. spotty showers elsewhere and we will show the line sinking south in a few minutes. liz: thank you. next, widespread damage left behind in santa cruz county. the iconic coastal destinations ravaged by the storm.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i hope one thing is clear after this week. i never give up. [cheering and applause] liz: now at nine :00, history is made on capitol hill. congressman kevin mccarthy wins the speakership on the 15th vote. how he managed to secure the gavel as more drama unfolds. good morning. thank you for joining us. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. we are going to get to that story, but also, we are covering the storm making its way through the bay area. more rain on the way. lisa: of the brakes have been key.