jarvis wright was one of the protesters marching tonight, jarvis, i think i have it right that it was a peaceful demonstration, folks coming out of a hot night but they included families and kids and there were speaker and there was a march? but this was a peaceful night at dallas? >> yes, it was, that was accurate >> tell us what you saw and heard and when you saw it and heard it. >> well, we were actually pretty much done with the march and we were headed eastward on maine. i was at the intersection of maine. i was standing with some of the protesters. i noticed some people are running a block ahead and i am like what are they running and i heard somebody said they're shooting and shooting. i heard gunshots. i thought what the -- they're actually shooting. people started screaming and yelling and i have been in several protests before, i saw my daughter, she was with me. i found her and know that she was safe, i started directing away from the direction of the gunfire. they were just hysterical. i just started to direct people away from gunfire. i had no idea. i started running and

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here's abc's chief business technology and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it'sze to hit smartphone users across the country. pokemon go. the new app going viral with more android users than tinder. number one in the itunes store. ♪ got to catch them all >> reporter: based off the series and playing cards, the app mixes the virtual world with reality. using the gps and camera in your phone it lets you see and catch pokemon everywhere you go. over the weekend #pokemongo trending online. gaming gurus getting in on the fun. >> i found one! >> reporter: nintendo stock price soaring adding $9 billion in one week. outside of central park, looks like it is filled with pokemons. of course i had to give it my own test run. where is he? there you go. even making some new friends along the way. >> this is what i've caught so far. >> it's pretty good. those are like rare, i think. >> rare? i got three of them. >> reporter: the pokemon go craze hasn't been all fun and games. in wyoming one user happened upon a dead body while playing. in missouri authorities say armed robbers

for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis trying to catch them all in new york.

here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: according to a newly released article in "new york" magazine kelly, one of the network's biggest stars -- >> welcome to the kelly file. >> reporter: told investigators that ailes made unwanted sexual advances toward her about ten years ago. >> for her to level these allegations is devastating against ailes. >> reporter: attorneys for ailes abc news the 76-year-old has never sexually ha rationed megyn kelly. 21st century fox denied he's been fired. the possibility of an ailes departure comes on the heelgs of a lawsuit filed against him by gretchen carlson. allegations he vigorously denied. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> and happening overnight garry marshall who was one of hollywood's most prolific personalities passed away. marshall wrote, produced and directed some of the most popular sitcoms including "happy days," "laverne and shirley" and, of course, "mork and mindy." he was also successful on the big screen with smash hits like "pretty woman" and "runaway bride" as well as "beaches." in 1999 he sat down with our own diane sawyer.

and on august 1st, jonathan jarvis, the director of the national park service, will address the club. now i'd like to present our guest with the traditional national press club mug. chairman hart: thank you. mr. burr: and this is why i was chuckling earlier. mr. chairman, have you seen "terminator ii?" and aren't you afraid that if some level cars could become smarter than us? chairman hart: no, i have not seen "terminator ii" and it's very likely that cars will become smarter than us, but i'm not afraid of it. i think it'll be a good thing. mr. burr: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the staff of the national press club as well as the staff of the national press club journalism institute. thank you very much for being here, we are adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> this weekend on the c-span city's tour, along with our comcast cable partners, we will explore the history and literary life of provo, utah. has been's proprietor collecting rare books from all over the world for the la

>> rebecca jarvis in new york. rebec rebecca, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the bomb scare in new york city's times square. the suspect throwing a package into a police van. officers inside. we'll have much more coming up. >>> also, major new developments in the manhunt for a dangerous prisoner who escaped from court. it was all seen on that surveillance video. what we learned today. >>> and america strong tonight. the moment that had everyone cheering, breaking out their camera phones inside an american hospital today. and when you find out who it was, you'll be cheering at home, too. daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a

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rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> and here in the studio with me right now from the food bank oflano, executive director larry sly. and you have been doing this for so long. it's so nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> how many years now? >> it's coming up on 40 years. it's a long time. >> eh, you're just a pup. you're just getting started, right? >> hopefully i'll get it down. >> [ laughing ] maybe some fool will hire you, right? >> yeah, right. >> you started the first -- one of the first food banks back in the '70s. why? why did you do that? >> well, okay. at that point what we were doing was providing a supplemental assistance. somebody went in to apply for a government assistance program, had forgot to bring their children's birth certificates. they sent them to the local church, where they could get three days worth of food to help get them through until the government assistance programs were available to them. it's been interesting, cheryl, because what we've seen now is we've become part of the network that provides service to people in need because of the acces

>> rebecca jarvis with us from new york.ebecca, thank you. >>> now, to yet another major crane accident tonight. crashing down over the hudson river, just outside new york city. it comes after another crane collapse in manhattan that one was deadly. abc's gio benitez is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: it was a terrifying ordeal for drivers on one of new york's busiest bridges. just after noon, a construction crane collapsing right in front of oncoming traffic on the tappan zee bridge. >> the crane kind of, like, collapsed literally in front of my eyes. >> reporter: incredibly, no cars were hit. one contractor reporting minor injuries, and at least three others hurt, after a car crash. the drivers trying to avoid the debris. and just take a look at that massive traffic mess behind me. people h hours. this crane has been working on the biggest instfrastructure project in the u.s. right now, a new tappan zee bridge. >> holy -- >> reporter: this disaster on the heels of another crane collapse in new york city. last february,

larry: rebecca jarvis has the details in today's "gma first look." theeports that roger ailes, head of fox news, may soon be out of a job. a word to a newly released article, megyn kelly, one of the network's biggest stars, told investigators that he made unwanted sexual advances towards her about 10 years ago. for her to level these allegations is devastating. >>'s attorneys fired back abc news thatng the 76-year-old has never harassed megyn kelly. the possibility of his departure comes on the heels of a lost filed against him by gretchen carlson. allegations -- lawsuit filed against him by gretchen carlson. i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? and louder that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale prices as low as these don't happen every day! book your low fare now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding by finding a policy to fit your budget. [ coughs ] sorry,

rebecca jarvis has the latest. >> reporter: roger ailes, the head of fox news, in one of the most mostl men in television reportedly facing new accusations and turmoil over the sexual harassment charges. "new york" magazine reporting the network's biggest star, megyn kelly, told investigators for 21st century fox, the parent company of fox news, that her boss, ailes, made unwanted sexual advances toward her about ten years ago when she was a young correspondent. the first public allegation came earlier this month from gretchen carlson. the former miss america-turned-"fox and friends" anchor who filed a sexual harassment suit against ailes. tweeting this video today. >> i want to support all women who have been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: ailes has vigorously denied the claims. more than a dozen fox news personalities have publicly come to his defense. but reports say investigators are speaking with a number of current and former employees who have made similar accusations of similar harassment against ailes. the "wall street journal," which is owned by the same company a

for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis in new york. >> thanks for watching. and we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on facebook. thank you for watching and good night from cleveland.

rebecca jarvis, new york. >> sources say the severance package is getting about $40 million, and he gets on as a consultant for a year. >> wow. >> not too bad. >> it's a tough resignation for you. >> coming up, the kiss count at the republican national convention. >> are we bringing jack in for that? how those kisses, tender and awkward, compare to conventions gone by. >> analysts, we need you. >> okay. let's look at this kiss in the motionhe >> one, two, and then the big one. >> yeah. so a double kiss. there from donald with his wife. >> that's immediately after his fiery, and implanted speech. he planted two kisses on her. the crowd goes wild. >> he also kissed his sons and kids. and a single campaign kiss, a hit or a miss, can positively or negatively impact a campaign. >> how did the double kiss compare to other kisses planted on the stage of past conventions. here's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: of course voters are not picking candidates based on how they kiss their spouses, but it has become some of the most watched and memorable moments. mike pence got a hug and kiss meth but saved l

rebecca jarvis with the latest. >> reporter: the man who built fox news from the ground up is out.n a resignation letter obtained by abc news, roger ailes referencing the recent sexual harassment charges against him, writing, "i will not allow my presence to become a distraction. a shockingly swift exit less than a month after gretchen carlson filed a suit claiming ailes sabotaged her career because she refused his sexual advances. >> i want to support all women who been victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: ailes vigorously denied carlson's accusation. but other women have also reportedly have come forward, including one of the network's biggest names, megyn kelly. groomed for stardom by ailes. >> he's a mentor to me and a friend. he is my boss. we're not equals. >> reporter: according to "new york" magazine, kelly telling investigators he made unwanted sexual advances toward her about ten years ago. an attorney for ailes denying the claim. in that resignation letter, ailes says he will take over as an advisor and the head of fox's parent company, rupert murdoch, will assume

jarvis with the solo shot off hunter strickland. that made the final 5-3 padres.weep the three-game series. >>> the a's day got off to a bad state when rich held had to leave because of blister on his left middle finger. after toronto took a 3 or lead, oakland rallied in the sixth. marcus semien with the slow she home run. his 20th of the season. then with two men on, alonso comes through with a double into the left field center -- left fl gap and the gamed tight but josh donaldson rips a double, two runners score. jays win, 5-3. tomorrow houston is at the coliseum. >>> stage 15 of the tour de france, the race entering the alps. patano won the stage in four hours, 24 minutes, 49 seconds. it's his first ever tour stage win. chris froome retains the yellow jersey as the leader. the tour ends a week from today in paris. >>> in soccer, david bingham will represent the earthquakes in the all-star game held july july 28th. so big win today for henrik stenson. somebody said how sweet it. >> thank you. ahead, a day to celebrate the universal language of a generation, and

and jarvis solarte with the big shot. >> the a's day got off to a bad start after rich hill had to leave because of a blister. after toronto took a 3 or lead, oakland rallied in the sixth. marcus semien with the slow low home run, his 20th of the season. then whiff two men on, alonzo comes through with a double into the left field gap. valencia and davis score. game tied. with two outside outs in the ninth. josh donaldson rips a double into the left corner two runners come home. jays win 5-3. after the contest, hill talked about his blister problem. >> i really can't explain it. never had anything like this before. i've had blisters on my finger in different part of my finger before but nothing like this. >> unfortunately in the first inning, a piece of skin came off and it's frustrating for him because it looked like he was fine leading into the start. but we'll have to give him some time. not sure how long yet. >> at the new hampshire motor speedway, matt kenseth tried get to out of the pit but finds himself boxed in. he did out and with 44 to go, kenseth passes martin truex, jr. to ta

i'm rebecca jarvis. doctors provide us knowledge and comfort sometimes at our darkest moments.he relationship we have is often built on trust and respect. tonight we learn how that trust has been violated. a new investigation revealing thousands of cases of sexual abuse by doctors. it's a shocking tale on par with some of the most infamous abuse scandals in our nation's history. here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: it happened in a hospital room after minor surgery as she regained consciousness and her doctor leaned over. >> i remember him kissing me on the lips. and then manipulating, physically manipulating, my hand to basically rub him, first through his scrubs, but i do believe there was then and he told me at that time, when i was very hazy, he said, "it's okay, this is just how we wake you up." >> reporter: erin vance of oregon is one of the thousands of women in this country who have been sexually abused by their doctors. now coming forward to speak about what has been largely unspoken. >> i was completely at the actual mercy of whoever

and jarvis solarte with shot. >> the a's day got off to a bad start after rich hill had to leave becauser. after toronto took a 3 or lead, oakland rallied in the sixth. marcus semien with the slow low home run, his 20th of the season. then whiff two men on, alonzo comes through with a double into the left field gap. valencia and davis score. game tied. with two outside outs in the ninth. josh donaldson rips a double into the left corner two runners come home. jays win 5-3. after the contest, hill talked about his blister problem. >> i really can't explain it. never had anything like this before. i've had blisters on my finger in different part of my finger before but nothing like this. >> unfortunately in the first inning, a piece of skin came off and it's frustrating for him because it looked like he was fine leading into the start. but we'll have to give him some time. not sure how long yet. >> at the new hampshire motor speedway, matt kenseth tried get to out of the pit but finds himself boxed in. he did out and with 44 to go, kenseth passes martin truex, jr. to take the lead. kenseth

for "nightline," i'm rebecca jarvis in new york. >> thanks for watching.w, and we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on facebook. thank you for watching and good night from cleveland. >> welcome to bucket list week. today our players are chasing their bucket list dreams, but they're gonna need a big financial boost if they're gonna make them. well, let's make that happen right here right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's get to it. our returning contestant's deep appreciation of aviation has led him to have one of the most unique bucket list items i have ever heard of. from egremont, massachusetts, please welcome back oskar hallig. [cheers and applause] oskar, welcome back, bud. good to see you. >> you too. [applause] >> it's unique, but i also love this bucket list item that we're trying to take care of. fill us in. >> well it's basically to turn my den at home into a commercial airline, so getting ev

here's abc's rebecca jarvis tonight. >> reporter: it started when this e-mail was received from amazon. address in florida she'd never heard of. a hacker taking full advantage of the $1,700 gift card credit she had on her account. >> i was calling amazon at the same time to alert them. i reset the password, as i reset them, he was still in there making orders. >> reporter: the hacker then sending this e-mail. "listen, buddy, this is a holdup." >> your account has been quit canceling them. amazon will take care of you, just let it be. i'm like, okay, no. >> reporter: she says amazon refunded her the full amount. amazon telling us, if a customer experiences an issue with their account, our customer service team will work directly with the customer to resolve the matter. david, to add an extra layer of security to your account, enable two-factor authentication, that time, amazon will text your try to sign on. david? >> thank you, rebecca. >>> when we come back here tonight, new developments in the yo urgent search for a family lost at sea. >>> also, the urgent warning for every pregnant w

we have tropical storm jarvi that's going to continue to track west-northwest, affecting the big islands the rest of the islands of hawaii. monday morning 50-mile-per-hour winds and 10 to 15 inches of rain. >> ninan: pamela gardner from our cbs boston station wbz, thank you. a russian balloonist set what's believed to be a new record, flying around the world nonstop in 11 days. his 21,000-mile journey ended with a thud in the australian outback. the pilot survived temperatures of minus 60 in antarctica. his first order of business back on earth? a hot coming up on the "cbs weekend news," they want affordable child care. now, many immigrant families turning their children into satellite babies. we'll explain next. when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums. you made with your airline credit card.these purchases hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me

payload specialist greg jarvis. >>> 30 years ago on january 28, 198, the space shuttle "challenger" 73 seconds after lift-off taking the lives of seven crew members pictured up. up next on american history tv's "reel america," a 1986 nasa video report detailing the causes of the disaster. the conclusions are the findings of the presidential commission on the space shuttle accident released on june 6 of 1986. first, nasa's video of the shuttle launch followed by president reagan's remarks to the nation from the oval office about five hours after the accident. >>> t minus 15 seconds. t minus ten, nine, eight, seven, six -- we have main engine start -- four, three, two, one, and lift-off. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. and it has cleared the tower. >> rock and roll, "challenger." >> confirmed. >> "challenger" now heading down range. engines beginning throttling down. at 94%. normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. will throttle down to 65% shortly. engines at 65%. three engines running normally, three good fuel cells. velocity 2,257 feet per second. .243 naught call mile

jarvis has been named the community secretary. jarvid is the new secretary. been quite a 24 hours when it comes to shaping cabinet. he is a guest on bloomberg as well. check that out. the pound got a big bounce, the bank of england's decision. u.s.of gains over the dollar after the boe. the economy real from britain's decision to the european union. did you anticipate anything? we were leaning in the direction given the signaling that probably 25 basis point cut was coming. a statement on qe next. it was a bit of a surprise. because the easing caused by the pound partially did the job for them. financial conditions have not been tightening. sayne side, one could brexit aside, several aspects of the u.k. economy, particularly the service sector are rolling over. i can see why giving -- we are getting revisions to the forecast in a couple of weeks. i can see why from the perspective they want to wait and see the two meanings as one package. it is a matter of time. today is no different. how has oppenheimer manager and analysts change since the brexit vote? >> w

anna jarvis starts it because she remembers her mother going to these mothers days. this is an attempt to turn it into a day personally for her mother. but the idea of mother's day comes straight out of this post-civil war period with the idea that women as mothers could clean up world politics. isn't that cool? this is where we get mothers days then. this idea of women taking a role and taking a role because they're different starts really to take off in the 1870s. in the 1860s right up through 1870 you get the idea that women should have rights because all humans should have rights. but during the 1870s you get the growth of this idea that women should have rights because they're different. because women have perspective that is going to be able to do things like stop war and stop the dangerous aspects of industrialization. so in 1874 we get the creation of the women's christian temperance union. they organize under annie whitenmyer. they're trying to stop excessive drinking. and many cities have theoretically saloons are being regulated, but they're really not. an

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> we should point out when asked who carlson complained to aboutl harassment other than ailes, attorneys responded that we're not going to try the case here. yes, she made a complaint, and to whom and what format, that's something that will come out at trial if it makes it to trial. >> a lot of people weighing in. carlson pointing out they're still getting paid. >> yes, they are. >>> coming up, grabbing a piece of the rock. >> what you may not have known about hollywood's newest superstar, dwayne the rock johnson. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" ♪ >> rocking himself all the way to the bank these days is the pro wrestler turned hollywood superstar dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> and as he opens up about his personal life, the more we see him, the more we like. >> we do. here's abc's michael strahan. >> this is how i walk in my kitchen. >> reporter: okay, this is how i do. ladies and gentlemen, i have smelled what the rock is cooking. >> i'm starting to buy into this thing that you know what you're doing. >> reporter: his signatur

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> not only do they hack you.u along the way. >> what a gutsy hacker. >> just let them be. amazon will take care of you. >> good for her for sticking up for herself and good for amazon for making good on that. >>> coming up, the florida family lost at sea found alive. what we're learning this morning about their conditions and the 4,000 square mile rescue mission 40 miles off the coast. we'll be joined with that. >>> there's a new money trail exposing the special treatment for big donors. you're watching "world news now." you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. ♪ what the world needs now is love sweet love ♪ ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ >>> several stars took the stage singing the classic there we all know and love. it was reported last month to honor the victims of the orlando nightclub massacre. >>> those e-mails that hacked f

rebecca jarvis, abc news noyvrjt small town ino' colorao has marijuana in the water.t 100 miles south east of denver after investigators found the chemical ingredient in pot called thc in drinking water. recreation medical marijuana is legal in colorado. people there have been warned not to shower or drink the water. to pull next 84 all star game from charlotte, north carolina over the state controversial bathroommv law. commissioner silver says he's disappointedas done to modify the law which requires transgender people to use public restrooms that match the birth gender. they reach out to multiple host city as alternative for the all star game. coming up in sports, sports director larry has reaction from warrior superstar and north carolina!Ñ native stepw($c curry. >>> two teenager boy from his menlo park help police track down and find their stolen boa boat. chris harris and nick gar were visiting the family vacation home in washington state on wednesday when thichbs tied the launchn÷ed his drone[Ñ. graduation giftéf from his parents=m for making the honor the boat

sicklerville road between jarvis road and mullen drive is closed there because of police activity.gain, that is in new jersey. and we also want to give you a look at 76, passyunk avenue. things looking pretty good there. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" neighborhood weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, we're in the development of another heat wave. and as we look at center city. it's a little hazy. we have a little humidity out there as we go into the afternoon. temperatures heating up again so a "first alert" for the pennsylvania subburrs, philadelphia, delaware and new jersey. we're fought including the lehigh valley because of the air quality alert. and because of the intense heat a little farther away from lehigh valley. for the areas included, tomorrow, extreme heat and humidity will make it feel closer to 100 degrees. as i mentioned, poor air quality because of this heat that we're in, if you're suffering from asthma or respiratory illnesses, you're going to want to avoid being outside for several hours. if you are staying in the shade make sure you'r

if you google mother's day, it will say it was started in 1908 by anna jarvis. that is wrong. she started it because she remembered her mother going to these mothers days. the idea of mothers days comes out of the post-civil war period, with the idea that women, as mothers, could clean up world politics. this idea of women taking on a roll and taking a role because they are different, start really to take off in the 1870's. in the 1860's right up through 1870, you get the idea that women should have rights because all humans should have rights. during the 1870's, you get this idea that women should have rights because they are different. women have a perspective that is going to be able to do things like stop war and stop the dangerous aspects of industrialization. in 1874, we get the creation of the women's christian temperance union, the wctu. they became politically involved and organized under annie wittenmyer. they are trying to stop excessive drinking, promote temperance. theoretically, saloons are being regulated, but they are really not. the wctu begins to do things li

anna jarvis starts it because she remembers her mother going to these mothers days. this is an attempt to turn it into a day personally for her mother. but the idea of mother's day comes straight out of this post-civil war period with the idea that women as mothers could clean up world politics. isn't that cool? this is where we get mothers days then. this idea of women taking a role and taking a role because they're different starts really to take off in the 1870s. in the 1860s right up through 1870 you get the idea that women should have rights because all humans should have rights. but during the 1870s you get the growth of this idea that women should have rights because they're different. because women have perspective that is going to be able to do things like stop war and stop the dangerous aspects of industrialization. so in 1874 we get the creation of the women's christian temperance union. they organize under annie whitenmyer. they're trying to stop excessive drinking. and many cities have theoretically saloons are being regulated, but they're really not. an

august 1, jonathan jarvis will address the club. and on august 14, the award winning actor michael york will speak from this podium. also, i would please ask the audience to remain seated until admiral rogers has exited. i would like to present our guest with the national press club mug. i promise you it's not bugged. >> thank you. thanks very much. [ applause ] >> so i'll ask you two final questions. first question. do you play pokemon go? second question, as a chicago native, do you think the cubs will win the series? and is there anything the nsa can do to get them out of that 100-year drought? >> so i am a north -- no, i do not play pokemon go. i do not. although i'll watch net utilization jack up with this thing. secondly, i'm from chicago. lived there my whole life before i left to college and then joined the navy and got my commission. i'm a northside guy. so i'm cubs all the way. boy, i sure hope we're going to win the world series. it would be interesting coming out of the all-star break. so we'll see if we get a little at