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one of our correspondents, amy robach, has announced that she is battling breast cancer. >> amy was diagnosed after getting a mammogram live on "good morning america" just six weeks ago. she did the test on the air for breast cancer awareness month. at 40 years old, it was amy's first mammogram, one she had been putting off for a year. amy described the moment she found out in a story she filed for "gma." >> then, last week, a tornado of tests. doctors move quickly when their concerned. finally, the diagnosis, that's still hard for me to say out loud. i have breast cancer. i know that i have a fight ahead of me. but i also know that i have a lot worth fighting for. >> truly an inspirational woman. this is something she's going to have to deal with. but she has all of the support of everybody here and her family, as well. >> amy does plan on having a double mastectomy. you can see that she broke the news alongside "gma's" robin roberts, a breast cancer survivor herself. she put it off for a while. but hopefully this serves as an inspiration for women -- if you're scared, it's better to know th

. >>> "good morning america"'s amy robach has found her breast cancer has spread. show underwent a double mastectomy last week and they discovered another ma -- malignant tumor that was not detected. she will have further treatment, but her prognosis is good. she found out she had breast cancer after having a mammogram live on gma last month. >> we wish her well. >>> microsoft sold a million x box consoles. the sales started at midnight and sold out at midnight. if you tried to buy one you may have found this was the case. some have run into problems. they report that some customer consoles make a grinding noise when the system tries to read the disks. microsoft is sure about that. >> ready to get your wallets out and shop. >> michael finney has been reporting on the steals and deals all week. now, more on the best deals out there. >> and what you can expect to pay for them. here is what you can expect to shell out if you are looking for some of the hottest items this holiday season. >> on black friday you can expect to see many items discounted 30 to 50%. >> you c

. >>> "good morning america"'s amy robach has found her breast cancer has spread. show underwent a double mastectomy last week and they discovered another ma -- malignant tumor that was not detected. she will have further treatment, but her prognosis is good. she found out she had breast cancer after having a mammogram live on gma last month. >> we wish her well. >>> microsoft sold a million x box consoles. the sales started at midnight and sold out at midnight. if you tried to buy one you may have found this was the case. some have run into problems. they report that some customer consoles make a grinding noise when the system tries to read the disks. microsoft is sure about that. >> ready to get your wallets out and shop. >> michael finney has been reporting on the steals and deals all week. now, more on the best deals out there. >> and what you can expect to pay for them. here is what you can expect to shell out if you are looking for some of the hottest items this holiday season. >> on black friday you can expect to see many items discounted 30 to 50%. >> you c

. >>> "good morning america"'s amy robach has found her breast cancer has spread.w underwent a do double mastectomy last week and they discovered another ma -- malignant tumor that was not detected. she will have further treatment, but her prognosis is good. she found out she had breast cancer after having a mammogram live on gma last month. >> we wish her well. >>> microsoft sold a million x box consoles. the sales started at midnight and sold out at midnight. if you tried to buy one you may have found this was the case. some have run into problems. they report that some customer consoles make a grinding noise when the system tries to read the disks. microsoft is sure about that. >> ready to get your wallets out and shop. >> michael finney has been reporting on the steals and deals all week. now, more on the best deals out there. >> and what you can expect to pay for them. here is what you can expect to shell out if you are looking for some of the hottest items this holiday season. >> on black friday you can expect to see many items discounted 30 to 50%. get get d

our good friend, amy robach is here. she has some important to share. america," getting a mammogram. it was part of our pink initiative. the whole network going pink. and, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. robin. well, i decided to take one for the team. this was, for me, about public service. because you know me, i didn't want to have that mammogram. and just a few short weeks later, words i never expected to hear. i was told that i have breast cancer. >> three, two, one. >> we're going pink on "gma" this morning. >> we're live. in a perfectly pink times square. >> reporter: it was just six weeks ago that pink took over "gma." i had no idea then, of course, how quickly my life was about to change. >> we have made a commitment, a real commitment to bring you what you need to know to be healthy and to be informed. >> reporter: we were kicking off breast cancer awareness month with real survivors and celebrities alike. >> pink, pink, pink, do it. go pink. >> reporter: i want to say i was happy to do my part. honestly, i was a little reluctant at

amy robach announced she had breast cancer after a mammogram on live television the test results are forcing her into action and doctors say women must remain vigilant when they do not have the risk factors. >> we are all at risk, with the major risk are being female and getting older. there are thing we can do to reduce our risk but that doesn't mean we can eliminate risk. >> she will undergo a double mastectomy on thursday and admits to being scared and delaying it because she was busy. thank goodness, they caught it early. >> best wishes with amy and the "good morning america" crew. >> now the storm system that refuses to rain on us. >> it is trying. but there is an area of thick dry air at 11,000'. live doppler 7 hd shows radar runs are out there and yellows thrown in with the sprinkles reaching the ground but right now over the bay water pushing away from scandal stick to oakland and alameda and piedmont and san leandro and in the next 20 minutes it could be to dan ville and possibly orinda. as we head to the peninsula, it is clearing a little. if you look at the visibility, eve

before we go, i want to thank both of you for thoughts and prayers for my colleague and yours, amy robachthe e-mail ended very well, we appreciate the thoughts and wellishes amy received. they meant a lot to her in a trying time. >> the well wishes continue. give her our best. >> the sentiment from the bay area viewers, too, and we continue at 6:30 with the top stories including continuing coverage of our developing news in oakland and a crash on 880 southbound in oakland with two people dead and shuts down lanes for several hours. >> the new caldecott tunnel is open and we will show you how the first morning commute is going through the tunnel, how it is going. >> backups remain in oakland because of the early sig-alert and we have a multi-vehicle accident in pleasanton and another involving a big rig >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, 6:30 on this monday, this is live doppler 7 hd with clouds not showing any rain yet but that will be changing soon. tomorrow morning could be a different story. meteorologist, mike nicco, will fill us in. >> new deta

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. >> amy robach is recovering after having a double mastectomy, the mother of five announced on "goodorning america" monday that she found out she had cancer after undergoing a mammogram on "good morning america" last month. yesterday, row back had both breasts removed and will undergo reconstruction. >> if you have gone to mcdonald's and it felt like it is taking longer to get your food, it is not your imagine, the president admits you are right. the slow down is because the company added too many new menu items too quickly. mcdonald's added wraps and muffins and a new style of quarter pounders all proving to be quite a challenge for the restaurants. they land on putting in new prep tables at the united states locations. >> now a story generating a lot of buzz and heat on social media. a family decided not to leave a tip for a waitress because they didn't approve of her being gay, the couple made the judgment of a marine veteran by looking at her on wednesday so rather than a tip for the dinner they where a note on the back of their ticket saying, sorry, i cannot tip because i do not

abc's amy robach caught up with her in an abc news exclusive. >> reporter: it is a face that launchedou seen the mystery girl? >> reporter: with the glitch plagued obama care website mounted, people turned their attention to the mystery woman on the home page and until now her identity remained secret. >> why did you want to speak out? >> a chance to tell people who i am rather than let everyone say what they want. >> reporter: who is the woman who was the face of the obama care website? >> i'm a mother and a wife. i'm not a professional model. >> reporter: adriana, who asked we not use her last name, is from colombia and not a u.s. citizen but eligible to apply for health care under her permanent residency status. while she says the picture was supposed to be a typical stock photo, she never anticipated it would be a laughing stock. >> we signed a release that said it was supposed to be used for material for promoting health care, which is know it will have a negative impact. >> you have been dubbed glitch girl, the most despised face on the planet. did you ever anticipate this type

. >>> amy robach, now of abc and gma announced on "good morning america" she has been diagnosed withhe discovered the disease because of a gma assignment in october to have a mammogram live on the show for early detection, weeks later she shared her diagnosis. this thursday, amy will be going a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction surgery. we thank what you're doing as you share your story. we're all with you in spirit in this sorority that none of us wanted to join. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. it's eb. want to give your family the very best in taste, freshness, and nutrition? it's eb. want to give them more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggla

. >>> our former nbc colleague amy robach has announced she has breast cancer.d her diagnosis on "good morning america" this morning on abc where she now works. it came as a result of gma assignment for breast cancer awareness month in october when she underwent a mammogram live on the show. >> is it absolutely surreal to be sitting here. as scary as it all is, i'm so lucky, because you guys pushed me into that mammogram and thank god you did. i know me and i wasn't in any rush to have that done any time soon. i had cancer the whole time we were sitting in the office and i was saying i don't have a connection to the disease, should i be the one to do this? wow. boy -- >> we all wish her well. now after setbacks over the weekend, there are signs of progresses from iran towards a potentially broad agreement with the u.s. and other nations concerning the nuclear program, a deal that would be organized with the u.n. would expand international monitoring of the country's nuclear sites. john kerrie said the iranians were not willing to accept the terms. >>> back here

amy robach with the bartenders serving up confessions tonight. >> reporter: friday night. almost anywhere wildness in bar ..and you'll find people looking to unwind . bust loose...and get their drink on. but someone has to run the party. and that someone .is the master of mixology the bartender. because ultimately you're in control. >> yes. >> reporter: you have got the alcohol. >> exactly. >> reporter: and that's what they want! >> the customer is king in the service business. but you know it's not absolute. whether it's absolute, heineken, or jack daniels, ben molina has poured it all. >> i'm thinking we're doing something fun, something exciting with whiskey. >> there you are customer. thank you sir. thank you, enjoy!! and the bartender and co-owner of cinco in los angeles. poured it all out to us. revealing all the little ways barkeeps can mess with customers they don't like. how do you deal with rude drunk people? >> um there are steps you can take. >> reporter: steps bartenders rather you don't know, such as. the silent treatment. an obnoxious customer might simply g

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and abc's amy robach spoke to her in an abc exclusive. great to see you, amy. >> thanks so much. good morning, robin. >> her picture may be gone from the website. but the woman who has a name, adriana, says she's not completely over the sting of what she calls bullying. it's the face that launched a frenzied hunt. >> that smiling lady. >> have you seen the mystery girl? >> reporter: as frustrations with the glitch-plagued obama care website mounted, people turned their attention to the mystery woman on the home page. and until now, her identity remained a secret. why do you want to speak out now? >> because i deserve a chance to tell people who i am, and just let everybody else say whatever they want. >> reporter: who is the woman who was the face of the obama care website? >> i'm a mother. and i'm a wife. and i'm not a professional model. >> reporter: adriana, who asked that we not use her last name is from colombia, and not a u.s. citizen, though she is eligible to apply for health care under her permanent residency status. and while she says the picture was supposed to be a ty

abc news correspondent amy robach has announced she has breast cancer. ica" six weeks ago. she did the test on the air in a mobile clinic for breast cancer awareness month. at 40 years old, it was her first mammogram, one she had been putting off for a year. >> the whole reason i walked in the van was to raise awareness for people to get mammograms. and little did i know that i would be a walking example of having a mammogram to save my life. you are a walking example -- >> reporter: she plans to have a double mastectomy. as you can see, she broke the news alongside robin roberts, a breast cancer survivor herself. two strong women. >> it is a battle for untold number of women around the world and to do it on tv is brave. >> it is hard. >> the thing that struck me on "gma" yesterday was, amy said she put it off. she didn't want to have it. didn't want to do it period let alone on tv and she did on the gma episode where the network went pink for breast cancer awareness. but had she not done it, it could have been worse. it is a miracle she agreed and got it

. >> also, wwant to give a big hug and kiss to a robach. amy worked anbc for many years. good friend to a lot of us here. she was agnosed with breast cancer. she and i had a conversation last week about it. because she was lookg for doctors and stuff. amy's one of the coolest strongest people inow. so i just -- i said something to her that someone said to me when i was diagnosed. made me feel so much better. i never forgott. he said, hoda, i kw a lot of men with breast cancer. they all have one thing in common. i said, wh's that? he said, there still here. i never forgot it. thought, you know wh? if you catch it early, thas the thg. we wish amy all the best. >> special praye on thursday wh she undergoes the dble mastectomy. >>witching gears a little, two of our favorite people -- >> quite the segue >> jimmy falloand billy crysl. >> that's gic right there. >> they do this weird skit. it's called lip flip >> thetrade lips. >> they trade lip. want to see how it rks. >> jimmy, would you like to sing a song with ? woulyou? >> yeah, sure, sure. >> you start off i'll follow afte