good morning, america. walking tall. the american doctor in full protective gear, astonishing his family as he becomes the first patient with ebola to be treated at a u.s. hospital. the tearful reunion with his wife. the extreme measures his doctors are taking. and the fears this morning about the decision to bring a deadly virus to this country. nature's fury. fires tearing across a hot, dry, california, prompting a state of emergency. while in the southwest, flash floods turn roads into rivers. and one man's encounter with a lightning bolt. >> oh, god! high and dry. an entire city warned not to drink the water because of dangerous toxins.

and boiling won't help. the mad rush for bottled supplies. >> we've been at target since 8:00 this morning looking for water. >> and what made the water undrinkable. michael strahan. >> and a giant honor for our own michael strahan, as he takes his place among pro football elite in the nfl hall of fame. what he said about his mom as we say -- >> good morning, america. he looks just like his mom. >> he does. that was an adorable scene. let's look at the pictures again. a huge honor. the huge trademark grin from our "gma" colleague michael strahan. >> infectious smile. there's robin roberts. michael one inducted into the pro football hall of fame. >> really -- kelly ripa.

>> cheered on by our own robin roberts. and kelly ripa. his co-host. we'll show you his moving, heart felt induction speech. he's fantastic. the big story. the first known ebola patient in america. dr. kent brantly surprising everybody by walking on his own two feet when he arrived. you can see him getting out of the ambulance there. he was infected while treating ebola patients in africa. dr. richard besser is covering the story from emory university hospital in atlanta. good morning, rich. >> reporter: good morning, dan. given what we heard about his condition when he was in africa, i was as surprised as anybody to see him walk out of that ambulance. it is a really positive sign. stepping out. dr. kent brantley, seen here on the right, walking into this georgia hospital in a biohazard suit. he arrived on saturday, touching down here in dobbins

air reserve base. he stayed in a capsule like this one. he was then transported to emory university hospital. seen here walking in under his own power. shocking friends and family. >> to see him walk, which hadn't occurred to me, was just unbelievable. >> reporter: brantly now getting treatment in an isolation room like this one. seen here in the university of nebraska medical center demonstration video. >> a lot of it is the really important sportive care. frequent vital signs. iv fluids if necessary. blood transfusions if necessary. >> reporter: the ebola virus is only contracted by contact with contaminated body fluids. the hospital is taking precautions above and beyond what is necessary. doctors are gowned, gloved, and masked. family members, like his wife, amber, visiting through a glass partition. saying she's thankful for his strength.

watching a along with the rest of america, brantley's family remaining grateful to those working to save their loved one's life. >> it takes a lot of worry and care about other people to put your own life at risk for people you don't know. that's what it takes to make this world a better place. >> reporter: the plane that delivered dr. brantley has left atlanta on the journey back to liberia for the other patient. no word on when she'll arrive. >> rich, i have to ask you. we keep hearing confidence from medical professionals about the decision to bring him back. they say it's safe. are you sure there is no overconfidence here? couldn't something go wrong? >> well, you know, i understand the fear. this is a deadly disease. but, these are two americans, they have a right to come home and receive the best care possible. and it's being done safely. it's what i would want for my colleague or loved one. it's the right thing to do. dan? >> reassuring words from dr. richard besser, who used to be in charge of the cdc. so an authoritative voice. rich, thank you.

>> we're going to stay on this topic. there's clearly great concern about the pred of this virus. the cdc operates quarantine stations around the country, with people trained to spot the virus. bazi kanaan any has more from dulles international airport. >> reporter: dell gragss from the west african countries dealing with ebola are arriving here for the u.s.-africa leaders summit. the president says they'll be screened to make sure they're healthy. doctor with hand-held thermometers and thermal imaging screeners like these. these are the efforts at the airports in west africa to try to keep ebola from catching a flight. a nonstop trip from the affected countries to more than 35 countries around the world. >> folks coming from these places that have an infinitesimal risk of being exposed, we're making sure we're

doing screening as they leave the country. >> reporter: on this end, more screenings. at airports in the u.s., immigration officers are trained to look for sick passengers. anyone with worrisome symptoms would be rushed to a room like this. the cdc has 20 quarantine stations at ports of entry around the country with trained medical officers on hand to assess and assist. >> we would work with the airlines and the health departments to work to identify people that are exposed. >> reporter: but ebola has an incubation period of 21 days. people like this come down with symptoms only after they come home, hospitals across the country are on alert. health experts say ebola is not contagious unless a person is showing symptoms. it's not airborne. not as easily spread as the cold or flu. the highest risk is health care workers handling bodily fluids. and not to fellow passengers. dan?

>> and health care officials say they're ready for surprises and can handle them. thank you, bazi. we want to move on to another major health threat this morning. this one in toledo, ohio. where everybody in the entire city has been told not the drink the water. there's a mad dash to stock up on supplies and to fix the problem. linzie janis is in toledo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. we're here at a supermarket in toledo. you can see the shelves empty where water once was. this store sold more than 40,000 bottles yesterday. this water crisis now in day two. people having to be careful once again while they're brushing teeth and showering not to swallow the water. this morning, nearly 500,000 toledo residents are waking up for the second day not able to drink from the tap. >> we just need to go home. >> reporter: ohio's governor declaring a state of emergency

after routine testing friday morning showed the city's water supply was contaminated by microsystins. they can cause nervous system damage. they can trigger symptoms from vomiting to numbness. they're believed to be produced from this algae bloom. the national guard delivering bottled water from across the state. >> it's awful. it's been horrible. >> reporter: as grocery store shelves cleared out by early morning, some residents faced price gougers, charging up to $15 for a case of water. >> we've been at target since 8:00 this morning. looking for water. there was no water on the north side of toledo. >> reporter: schools and restaurants closed. unable to wash dishes or produce. this man who lives outside the affected zone paying it forward. >> this is all well water. we heard everyone was in trouble. we thought we would help out. >> reporter: overnight, city officials reassuring residents

the problem will be solved. >> it is my hope that we don't need fema and we go back in. i'm not going to give anyone a false hope. this is not going to be our new normal. we're going to fix this. >> reporter: scientists have been working to neutralize the toxins by adding carbons to the water. they've sent out new samples for testing across the state. those results due back later today. in the meantime, this crisis prompting the city of chicago to order additional testing on its water supply. bianna? >> it's unfortunate to hear about the price gouging, too. linzie, thank you. now to the wild weather out west. tinderbox conditions in parts of california. fires sweeping through parched forests. nearby residents told the get out. the southwest deals with the flip side, flooding. abc's brandi hitt is in los angeles with more. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. parts of the southwest are getting hit with record-breaking

rainfall. two inches in just two hours. none of that rain is falling in the wildfire hot spots that need it most. overnight, five states are battling extreme weather out west. california wildfires sparked by lightning causing governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency after already issuing mandatory evacuations. and raging fires in washington and oregon continuing to tear through dry forests and brush, threatening to destroy more homes. across the southwest, the concern is flooding. torrential rains turning the streets in albuquerque into rushing rivers. drivers abandoning vehicles. some needing rescue. in phoenix, more flooding. strong winds also wreaked havoc. uprooting several trees in spokane, washington. some coming dangerously close to home. others crushing cars. in one terrifying moment, this seattle man says he was struck by lightning. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: lightning struck this tree in washington starting another fire.

more lightning spotted across arizona overnight. adding to grows fears that more wildfires could soon spark. unfortunately, hot and dry weather is expected to continue in the northwest, keeping the fire danger high. add in the threat of more lightning, you can understand why fire crews are so nervous. dan and bianna? >> brandi, thank you. lots of action in the american west. but this morning, there are crickets on capitol hill. congress has left for summer vacation without addressing a whole host of issues. that's friday night before they took off. they failed to cover a whole host of issues including the problem on the southern border. why this dysfunction? let's bring in george stephanopoulos. >> why in about 7,000 words or less. >> i have a two-part question. not multiple choice. the president is blaming republicans for the dysfunction. is that fair? and is there any chance of anything getting done in the three months leading up to the midterm elections? >> a little bit did get done this week. they were able to pass some fix

for the veterans problems and also a highway bill. but the big issue, on immigration, which ended in collapse this week. the republicans in the house, i think it's fair to say, have blocked what the president and senate democrats and some republicans have tried to pass. this could provoke a different kind of constitutional confrontation. the president is saying he's going to act on his own to extend some kind of legal status or defer prosecution for up to 5 million undocumented immigrants in the country right now. getting pushed hard to do that by many in the latino community. if he does that, that could help fuel the arguments of republicans who say he's gone outside his authority. one of the things the republicans passed this week was suing the president for that. >> the recipe for more gridlock? >> i think it's safe to say. at least through the midterms. >> thank you, george. >> before i go, i want to say good-bye to bianna. >> please do. >> you have done such a great job here. we have loved every minute having you.

we'll keep on watching. >> i'm excited. i have loved working with you and learning from the master. smartest guy in television. and hardest working. >> going to miss you. see you, guys. >> george will go one on one with white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer. and now, wow, i think this is the second to last time i'm going to be saying this. let's turn to ron with the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. a frightening scene in a casino in arizona. gun fire. a man with an assault rifle began firing outside the honda casino, about 200 miles from phoenix. the man allegedly called his mother before the shooting and said he was going to shoot people. he was shot and killed by police. and now the breaking news overseas. u.n. officials say there's been an air strikes near a united nations school in southern gaza. 10 people killed, 35 others injured.

no word on where the rocket was fired from. earlier, israeli military officials said one of its soldiers who they previously said was captured by hamas fighters, was, in fact, killed in battle. an innocent man is shot and killed in his own home by a los angeles county sheriff's deputy during a shootout with a gunman that police were trying to arrest. s.w.a.t. teams were aimed to arrest the man, an armed parolee, who broke into the home of frank mendoza and was holding mendoza's wife hostage. mendoza ran from the house and was mistakenly shot. the armed parolee was killed, too. and a pair of boxing gloves are making a big punch. is making a big punch, in someone's wallet, that is. they were worn by muhammad ali.

the gloves he wore in the fight of the century, the fight with joe frazier. there have been other fights of the century since then. back in 1971. they were sold at auction for a whopping 400,000 bucks. robert kennedy jr. and "curb your enthusiasm" star cheryl hines, my own "pop news" here, tied the knot on saturday at the kennedy compound. i want a compound, by the way. he's the son of the late senator robert f. kennedy. this is his third marriage. and foonl finally, great story here. they say cats have nine lives. this aging labrador retriever, lady, might argue that dogs do, too. after living with a succession of owners, she once walked back to her family that gave her away, 30 miles. she has found a permanent home finally with an heiress. she's been adopted by helen rich, heiress to the wrigley gum company. >> wow.

>> witch -- rich saw the dog's sad story on facebook. unclear how a dog got on facebook. she sent her assistant and a private jet to bring lady to her home in florida. happy ending. >> she's a real lady now. amazing. what a happy ending. excellent. thank you, ron. you may remember the story about the most outrageous closet in the country. three stories high. 3,000 square feet. filled with the many possessions of a wealthy socialite. she calls it her female man cave, which sounds like a contradiction. now it's a crime scene. our gloria riviera is on the story. >> welcome to my closet. >> reporter: a temple to house the treasures of a texas millionaire fashionista. capturing the attention of newspapers and tv cameras. but it's what teresa romer says surveillance cameras captured

that has shaken her to the core. >> it's unexplainable. unexplainable. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows a solo burglar entering the three-story megacloset entering the closet from the first floor. while she and her husband were having dinner at a local country club. >> to watch someone on film take everything out of your house that means so much to you. >> reporter: the couple told police that the burglar made off with a mother lode of luxury items. diamond jewelry, rolex watches, fur, and birken bags. she spoke about her collection of bags with melissa rycroft a few weeks ago. >> when i started falling in love with these, i fell in love with this one right off the bat. >> reporter: the former texas beauty queen says she uses the room and her collection for charity functions. and that many of the items stolen were passed down to her. >> some of that stuff you'll probably never see again. it's just sad. >> reporter: the investigation remains ongoing. as detectives say the designer bag bandit was probably a

professional, covered head to toe in a jumpsuit and gloves. using a glass cutter to break in. leaving no trace behind. and no trace yet of her things. it was so smooth, authorities don't think it was an inside job. teresa says it doesn't matter how much money you have. the feeling of violation after a robbery is just awful. she says she and her husband apparently forgot to set the alarm. i bet that won't happen again. >> just one time, showing the dark side of fame. so many people walking into her world. but we loved that story. that's unfortunate. >> let's hope they have insurance. now to what we have been covering. one of the biggest moments in our "gma" colleague michael strahan's life. taking his place among football's greatest players in the nfl hall of fame. >> looki ining smooth up there always. the speech was quite moving. >> i predicted tears. i was wrong. the 34-minute speech was upbeat. full of memories, thank yous, and a lot of laughter.

>> michaelel strahan! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a phenomenal player. now officially a living legend. our very own michael strahan. >> this is not tv michael. this is football michael. >> reporter: dubbed the best all-around defender of his generation. joining the immortals of america's number one sport. the super bowl champ, sharing his moment with the family and coach who inspired him. >> he's the most amazing, amazing man. and more so than any of that, one hell of a father. i think it's no secret that tom coughlin and i did not see eye to eye. but we finally realized we both had the same goal. and that was to win. >> reporter: and his teammate who he learned to inspire. >> with you, eli, i learned, you don't have to be outwardly excited to go out there and whip some people on the football field, my friend. >> reporter: not shying away from the woman who will always be his mvp. >> mama, you know your baby loves you.

i'm not ashamed to say that i'm a mama's boy. >> reporter: and revealing he was a fan of jane fonda. and her famous fitness videos. >> i ain't lying, marcus allen. i have jane fonda tapes. i was high-kicking and side-kicking. >> reporter: even giving a shoutout to his newest teammate. >> to my abc family. i want to thank them for coming out to support me. my tv wife, kelly ripa, thank you, baby. to the one and only robin roberts. robin, thank you for coming out here to support me. i appreciate you. i love you. >> reporter: and from all the folks here at "gma," michael, you have done us proud. >> anything is absolutely possible. >> so it's not surprising that he spent the time on the stage giving back the gratitude and entertaining everyone along the way. >> i love that the bust of michael shows him with the famous gap-toothed grin. >> they had to do that. >> it would have been a false one if they didn't. my favorite part is the jane fonda video.

>> i want those tapes. >> i would pay for a tape of him working out. >> you know kelly ripa is working on that right now. meantime, let's say good morning to meteorologist erika martin, from wtnh in new haven. good morning. >> good morning. we're going to focus on the flash flood threat for parts of the southwest. extreme conditions there. a lot of heavy rainfall across arizona. southern california getting a lot of rain as well. we're expecting between one to three inches locally. so we, of course, see the potential for some flooding. keep in mind, lots of rainfall for the southwest, as well as southern california. north, we're seeing, northwestern in the state here, we're seeing lots of lightning and the threat of dryer conditions. temperatures in the 90s. and low 100s. so, of course, the conditions there are really rough and dry. tropical storm bertha staying well out to sea. not an issue. all due to the frontal boundary

i talked about yesterday. stationary. across the eastern seaboard. lots of rain up and down the east coast. i'll track that. >> bianna and dan, back to you. >> erika, thank you. coming up here on "gma," the mystery of the missing mom. a husband's emotional plea for help finding his wife who vanished more than a week ago. the latest this morning on the search. plus, queen bey. beyonce full of surprises. what she did overnight to shock

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>> live from the abc seven broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. taking a look at some of the store is topping the news in our region today, metro confirms a man was stabbed outside of the

west hyattsville station overnight. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. injuries are described as non-life-threatening. no word if police have any suspects. we will update you as soon as we learn more. let's head over for a look at our forecast. few storms this afternoon. the heaviest rain activity right now still out of the carolinas. high temperatures in the low to mid 80's. >> thank you. thank you for watching. we will be back at a: 56. now back to good morning america.

♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> oh, be careful what you ask for. >> one of the many, many things we love about bianna golodryga, she will go to nearly any lengths to get a story. even, as you see here, jumping out of a plane. this morning, we're celebrating the many accomplishments of the woman who has been co-host of "weekend gma" for four terrific years. as she gets ready to move on to a terrific new challenge. as we look back at some of the most memorable, hilarious, maybe, maybe slightly embarrassing moments. >> what we didn't show you was literally, 30 seconds after we landed, i passed out. >> did you? >> from the adrenaline rush. i passed out. >> that's part of the mystery.

>> they took that out. ginger and i had so many stories over the past four years. i'm going tearfully watch that. i'm excited about moving on to a new chapter of my life. you will always be family. also ahead coming up, enough about me, we're going to tease big changes at the "game of thrones." an actress finds herself on the street. the funny way she's telling the world she's also ready to move on. it's not just me. this is a trend. >> that's coming up in "pop news" with the one and only sara haines. first, this half hour, the search for a mother gone missing is expanding right now. jennifer huston of oregon vanished without a trace. after leaving home just to run some errands. >> now her husband is making a desperate plea. ryan smith is here with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and dan. the search for jennifer huston, mother of two young boys, 2 and 6, has spanned dozens of miles on land, sea, and foot. but now, with police halting the official search, the family of the missing mom is trying to do they'll can to bring her home.

this morning, police halting the search for missing oregon mom jennifer huston who vanished while running errands last week. on friday, as cops conducted their final aerial sweep, huston's husband spoke out. >> jennifer, if you can see this or hear this, i love you. >> reporter: two river patrol deputies refusing to give up, keeping up their search for any trace of the 38-year-old along the nearly 50-mile-long river near where she was last seen. >> time is against us. >> reporter: this is the final image of the mother of two young boys, stopping at the local drugstore, where police say she purchased a sports drink, trail mix, and a bottle of generic sleeping pills. >> the more i think about it, the more usual they seem to me. they're normal purchases. >> reporter: police say she stopped at a local bank for cash. and later, another surveillance camera captured the missing

mother's '99 lexus suv here at this gas station. >> the fact that we haven't found her car yet is odd. that's what i ask people to look for. >> reporter: her husband sent a tearful plea to his wife. >> the boys need you. i need you. if you can't get away, we're going to continue to keep looking for you. we'll never stop. i love you. >> reporter: her husband passed a polygraph test and has been cooperative with the investigation. police said in a statement earlier this week that there is no known criminal element to this case nor a threat to the public. so now, this case really shaping up to be a true mystery. >> real mystery. we send our best to that family. ryan, thank you. let's check the forecast once again. and meteorologist erika martin, with us from our new haven, connecticut, station wtnh. >> conditions are wet across the south. we do have that stationary front once again bringing us lots of rainfall. across florida especially.

there's a live video shot in sarasota. lots of lightning conditions. severe, of course. be mindful of that. the onshore flow moving across the south. otherwise, conditions will be mild and moderate for most of the country. conditions warmer farther south. so we'll be tracking that for you. temperatures in the upcoming days from the 70s into the 80s in new york city. washington in the mid to upper 80s. >> this weather report bought to you by zillo. dan and bianna, back to you. coming up, some real glamour pusses. furballs of fashion. strutting their stuff. that's in "pop news."

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♪ can i say it for the last time? >> yes, yes, yes. >> okay. time now for "pop news," with sara, my girl.

>> it's fitting that for our queen b.'s last day, we start with queen b. first up. a little beyonce. hear that? queen bey catching everyone by surprise overnight. she released this remix of "flawless." with nicki minaj. in the song, she actually addressed the infamous elevator situation where her sister and her husband got into a little bit of a scuffle. >> you call that a scuffle? that's a fracas. >> singing sometimes [ bleep ] goes down when there's $1 billion on an elevator. she's revealing more of her family life on tumbler. that's right here, we have a picture of 2-year-old blue ivy walking around in pink plastic heels in the aisle of a private plane. then there's beyonce's personalized manicure. a regular family taking a family trip. we went in a caravan. they go in a --

>> private plane. >> slightly different. actress aimee richardson who plays princess myrcella is being replaced by another actress this upcoming season. now after word got out, richardson posted this vine of her sitting on the sidewalk looking for work. she's appearing a little less than majestic. she kept the tiara. which makes everything in life a little better. i know because i sometimes support one. get ready for "once upon a time" meets "frozen." fans of the disney animated movie have been looking forward to the characters in real life. now we have a look at what it will look like on the show this fall. georgina haig will play elsa. and scott michael foster will play the prince. he's known from appearance on shows like "greek" and "chasing life." could that reindeer he's feeding be sven? stay tuned for more when "once

upon a time" comes back for the new season. >> ron is a big fan of sven. >> huge, huge. >> i think everyone loves sven. >> who doesn't? >> i mean, seriously? this next one is for dan. what a night in new york city. for some fabulous felines. they got all dolled up for a fashion show. costumes inspired by broadway shows. like "pippin," "mama mia," and others. all to raise money for the city's animal shelters. for all their finery, though, i think they look best in their own purr coats. get it? >> okay, can i just say that -- i like cats and everything. but dressing the cat up? that just crosses a boundary i would never do. >> for a good cause? for a good cause? >> i'm all for a good cause. but i would never put a top hat on my cat. >> don't ruin this image. put your heart in the right place. >> animal hater! >> i love animals. you don't need to dress them up to be cute.

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okay. so, this is an exciting day, but i'm going to be honest. also a little bit sad. this is bianna's last day at abc news. and at "gma." as you may know, she's taking on an amazing new role as news and financial anchor with our friends and partners over at yahoo!. you'll be working with katie couric at the online news channel. >> i'm also really excited about this new job. i can't wait to get started at yahoo!.

i'm going to miss everybody so much. i'm already tearing up. i'll will happy to have my weekends back. but i'll miss seeing you on the weekend. but uncle ron, sara, dan, my work husband, it's been an incredible four years. >> it has. it has. let's take a look back. we've had a lot of fun. check it out. ♪ >> good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> good morning, bianna. >> good morning, robin. we know the market hates uncertainty. the royal contraction watch. george, is what i'm on. >> the great kate wait continues. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. ♪ that's going to be your next adventure. what can we expect? >> we should be retrofitting for energy efficiencies. >> i want to keep these. >> some discomfort. >> good for you. ♪

>> it has been -- >> i thank you so much. mwah. >> yes. ♪ >> you remind me of my sister. are you also a prostitute? >> no. i'm actually a reporter with "good morning america." ♪ >> my story this week once again takes me back to mother russia. >> nice touch. >> bianna golodryga's mystifying russian dolls. she's been trying to get me to sing in russian. it's actually -- it's going really well. >> nyet. every russian out there is disowning me. they are russian dolls, folks. >> not all russian-americans. >> that is the formula. >> wow. i'm impressed every time by that trick. 100% of the time. ♪ ♪ just a small town girl ♪ living in a lonely world

>> she knocked 'em dead, man! she killed! >> doing pretty well. ♪ >> i like your dress. >> i like your dress. ♪ >> good job. >> you would not want to be a woman sitting behind me at the wedding. ♪ ah! [ laughter ] ♪ >> what a run you have had. and we have had so much fun. i have to say, on a personal note here. aside from the fun. the best part for me is becoming friends with you. my wife and i have been able to see you get married, become a mom, and to grow as a journalist. that has been the most rewarding part. i know before you weigh in, that sara and ron want to say a few

words, as well. >> i was the new girl last year. you went out of your way from day one to make sure i felt like a part of the family. though these weekend dates are ending, our friendship is just taking off and we're on an upward trajectory. >> we became friends first day. >> instantly. a connection. you really made me feel at home when it was scary and new. >> well, this is home. >> it is home. >> by my rough calculation, we spent 400 mornings together over these last few years. i have to say that you are one of the nicest, easiest, and most fun -- no, the nicest, easiest, and most fun person i have worked with in all my time at abc news. and i've been here since the paleozoic age. [ laughter ] which is a very long time. it's been fantastic. to be right next to you. >> we have had so much fun. you have literally become my uncle ron. one of my best friends. this guy saved my life from wild horses if you recall.

when we were camping out. >> i fought them off. >> it may be a slight overstatement. >> it has been a true privilege sitting with all of you. i think people at home know this. you can't make this up. the friendship and the connection. and the chemistry. and, you are the best colleagues anybody could have. calling you my work husband has been an honor. and all of you. who else wants to wake up at 4:00 in the morning unless they're coming in to be with people they love? and everyone here from management on down to our producers, hair and makeup, it really is family. i'm excited about the next chapter. i've been here for four years. over those four years, i got married, had a baby. you were all here throughout the entire process. >> it was great. >> i'm touched. i'm going to miss you guys. but i get my weekends back. >> we're going miss you. >> and bianna is going to sing for us. >> she will not sing. >> more news. a cake specially made by buddy. the cake boss. we'll tear into that in the commercial break. as we go to break.

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>> business news from the capital region. this is "whingtoton business report" withth abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >> hello and welcome to business and finance here in the washington region. coming up, two of our most popular interviews. the head of the greatest show on earth and the ceo of mgm resorts international. first, what hurdles they face in the business world and how they overcame them to become among the top ceos in the country. and we look at two success stories that we featured on the show before. one offers a solution to our password headaches and the other allows residents to purchase clean energy in bulk. he graduated from wilson high school here in the district and now he's a bi