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here to tell us about the second season of the royals. but also to talk about breast cancer awareness month. and if you re in the mood to crack up, we have a very funny lady. amy bryant is with us. she s here for some girlfriend talk and a preview because snl is kicking off this weekend. with miley cyrus as host. and all of the way from the big easy, chef in the kitchen with his grandma s fried chicken. that s low calorie, right, john? exactly, just for you. and louis and jill were out early scouring the crowd looking for a very lucky lady. and it s breast cancer awareness so there s some special women there. they re all special but those who have gone through that, there s a sisterhood, isn t there? there sure is. yeah, there really is. i kind of heard this. right? kelly clarkson, we know she s expecting her second baby. everybody was hoping to hear her perform heartbeat song live but she had to cancel her tour. her doctor says she needs to re ....
and abc news goes pink. fur or colleagues, our mothers, our daughters, the empire state building lighting up tonight. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with new developments as we come on the air this evening in that first case of ebola, diagnosed here in the u.s. and tonight, the first images of the patient. his name is thomas eric duncan. he was visiting family in dallas. this evening, all eyes on that hospital in dallas. he s fighting for his life amid new questions about why he was sent home the first time he went to the hospital, telling nurses he felt sick. meantime, elsewhere in that city, letters going home to parents. schools being cleaned. extra precautions being taken this evening as authorities try to track down everyone this man came into contact with. dr. richard besser standing by with your questions about the flights he took, about schools. but first, abc s cecilia vega right there at the ....
yourself right now. and abc news goes pink. fur or colleagues, our mothers, our daughters, the empire state building lighting up tonight. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with new developments as we come on the air this evening in that first case of ebola, diagnosed here in the u.s. and tonight, the first images of the patient. his name is thomas eric duncan. he was visiting family in dallas. this evening, all eyes on that hospital in dallas. he s fighting for his life amid new questions about why he was sent home the first time he went to the hospital, telling nurses he felt sick. meantime, elsewhere in that city, letters going home to parents. schools being cleaned. extra precautions being taken this evening as authorities try to track down everyone this man came into contact with. dr. richard besser standing by with your questions about the flights he took, about schools. but first, abc s cecilia ve ....
spend all those millions if you are one of the lucky lottery winners. if you know, you probably know it already. if not, share it with us. there s tallahassee, florida. that s where the winning numbers were drawn. and here they are. 5, 23, 16, 22, 29 and powerball 6. so close. oh, my gosh. good morning, america. as you all know, robin is at home recovering. welcome back to amy robach. i had one with 6 as the powerball. but that s it. that s not bad. i mean, i got up this morning, i really did. i was so mad. it is the richest powerball jackpot ever. a record $587.5 million jackpot. those winning tickets were bought in arizona and missouri. each winner gets $192 million payout. whoo! at their peak, lottery tickets were selling at a rate of 130,000 a minute, coast to coast. wow. a lot of losers. let s get right to ground zero, arizona, the home of at least one winner. and abc s david wright is on the scene in phoenix. good morning, david. reporter: good ....
and abc news goes pink. for our colleagues, our mothers, our daughters, the empire state building lighting up tonight. good evening and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with new developments as we come on the air this evening in that first case of ebola diagnosed here in the u.s. and tonight, the first images of the patient. his name is thomas eric duncan. he was visiting family in dallas. this evening, all eyes on that hospital in dallas. he s fighting for his life amid new questions about why he was sent home the first time he went to the hospital, telling nurses he felt sick. meantime, elsewhere in that city, letters tonight going home to parents. schools being cleaned. extra precautions being taken this evening as authorities try now to track down everyone this man came in contact with, including children in his own family. a team of cdc investigators on the ground now. dr. richard besser standing by with your questi ....