look at jarvis. this is such great sportsmanship.m to know that it's okay, that he'll be fine. >> reporter: that pitcher, kaiden, on what that moment meant. >> i felt really bad. so whenever he walked up to the mound and hugged me, it really helped me. that's when i realized that baseball, like it teaches life lessons. >> reporter: the extraordinary show of sportsmanship on the pitcher's mound. >> our thanks to david. what's also so extraordinary about this is the stakes were so high. >> yes. >> this was really -- a big rivalry game in terms of getting to the little league world series, which by the way ten american teams will earn their places at the regional tournament. that starts august 17th. >> yeah. the compassion that he showed at such a young age -- i told you to bring out the tissues. e swea do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to

jarvis comes over to console him. gave him a hug.told him it's okay after he got hit in the head just a great show of sportsmanship right there. start them young. that's all i havetosay. >> there's so much iofielwith lg so neat. >> itscary moment. i got out of the game of baseball because a 40-mile an hour heater got me in the ribs so i can't imagine one at that age hitting you in the head. >> you felt for the pitcher because it was an accident. he felt for the batter. >> it was a good moment. >> good to see good sportsmanship no question. >>> and dogs in the bay area found wandering through a >>> a dog from has been reunited from his owner after found wandering the streets of germany. police pieced together about how that happened. a facebook user who found the pup contacted the department after noticing his gilroy id tag. it turns out the dog was found about 90 miles from the military base. police believe his owner hoy th we'll be right back. >>> thanks for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is next. the news continues st

jarvis comes over to console him. gave him a hug.s okay after he got hit in the head just a great show of sportsmanship right there. start them young. that's all i have to say. >> there's so much emotion on the field with little league. it's so neat. >> it's a scary moment. i got out of the game of baseball because a 40-mile an hour heater got me in the ribs so i can't imagine one at that age hitting you in the head. >> you felt for the pitcher because it was an accident. he felt for the batter. >> it was a good moment. >> good to see good sportsmanship no question. >>> and dogs in the bay area found wandering through a in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses t

isaiah jarvis in the batter's box when he's hit by a pitch in the head, falling to the ground in painim. >> it's awful good to see this young man come to his feet. >> reporter: jarvis getting up and heading to first base. the pitcher, kadin sheldon, still shaken. >> i thought he was really hurt. but, like, when he started walking up to me, i mean -- it looked like he was better, but -- i thought he was going to throw a punch or something like that. but yeah, he hugged me. and it made me feel a lot better. about myself at that moment. >> this is really cool. this is such great sportsmanship. he wants him to know that it's oay, that he'll be fine. >> he hugged me, and he told me, just throw strikes and take deep breaths. >> i wanted to go up there, because we were pretty good friends, i wanted to give him a hug. we're all brothers. baseball, it's just a game. >> and that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you

and rebecca jarvis back with whether this is the right time to buy. reason is that prices are expensive. they're up about 20% from a year ago, the other reason has been stutting to changendhe po ithat two-thi tt homes up the market for 3 rtulcause mortgage rates have been climbing. there are these questions about the economy and people just aren't certain, george. so when you have fewer buyers, potentially out there ready to go and sellers are waiting to see what's going on, you have the kind of market that we're looking at right now. >> of course, those mortgage rates climbing comes with inflation. >> reporter: it does come with inflation, and what we've seen interestingly is that prices so far have not come down despite the fact that you're seeing this increase supply of houses on the market. what we have seen is that prices are going up slower and mortgage rates are also doing something interesting in recent weeks. they have actually come down, so they started the year around 3%. they got as high as 6%. now they're below 5%. but they might not be t

kayden shelton from houston hits isaiah jarvis in the head. jarvis stayed down for several minutes. scenes. watch what happens next. jarvis leaves first base to control -- console the pitcher. the gesture brought tears to fans. that is the ultimate show of sportsmanship. two kids, one young man knew it wasn't intentional. the pitch just got away from him. you never see this kind of thing happening and it is fantastic that he was able to get up feeling ok and trying to let his opponent know, i know you didn't made it. that she didn't mean it. >> would sure like to see that more often in major league baseball instead of charging the plate? that is one of the challenges with little league. pitches can be wild. i got hit in the head when i was playing little league. it is fun to throw hard, but we are not always accurate. that is a touching moment. >> you can see the people in the audience crying. adults seeing a kid do that. i think that's amazing. >> normally everyone, time to fight, you throughout our guy, we throughout yours. you see that often in professional baseball. >> he saw th

rebecca jarvis joins us now. what's the message the fed chair is sending here? >> reporter: the message tonight, is whit, you can't fight historic inflation without causing some pain for the u.s. economy. fed chair powell signaling today, more rate hikes ahead, including one next month, and this is even with gas prices, down more than a dollar since mid june, data out today on consumer prices and personal consubjects showed little easing of prices in the month of july with things like groceries and housing costs continuing to climb. in real terms what these rate hikes mean is that the cost of borrowing gets more expensive. everything from new car loans to mortgages and credit cards. whit? >> all this having an impact on every american family. rebecca, thank you. >>> now to the legal battle shaping up between moderna and pfizer. moderna is suing phaser and its german partner accusing them of copying the mrna technology behind the vaccines. pfizer denies the claim and says it will vigorously defend itself against the allegations. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> re

that batter, isaiah jarvis from tulsa, clearly in pain. coaches racing to check on him. good to see this young man come to his feet. >> but it was just a short time later, isaiah at first base, noticing the pitcher, kaiden shelton from texas, still upset. and this is what he did. >> so, this is really cool, because as a pitcher, he looks shaken up right now, because of what he did and look at isaiah jarvis. this is such great sportsmanship. he wants him to know that it's okay, he'll be fine. >> and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> that pitcher kaiden on what that moment meant. >> i felt really bad, and so when he walked up to the mound and hugged me, it really helped med and that's when i realized that baseball, like, it teaches life lessons. >> tonight, the extraordinary show of sportsmanship on the pitcher's mound. a life lesson indeed. good night. >> only on abc seven news, the batmobile taste escalates. the officials taking an interest in the story broken by the abc7news i team. the monkeypox outbreak in the bay area might be about to get worse. also ahead, fin

chelsea jarvie.is summer, concern is now turning to the risk of wild fires across the uk. fire chiefs have warned that our cities need to be better prepared by learning from the rural services that have been tackling and preventing fires in the countryside for years. claire marshall reports. the searing heat coupled with the lack of rain has made the countryside bone dry. wildfires normally seen on moors or grasslands have come closer than ever to houses. in early summer, this blaze began on a country parkjust south of birmingham. it came within a few metres of local homes. we went to look at what was left behind. the wind direction changed and it's pushed it this way, north. so the houses, where are the houses? just over there? the houses are sort of down here, through the trees, yeah. so when that happened, the decision was made to start evacuating some of them houses. not one house was damaged. david swallow�*s team managed to contain the blaze, helped by his expertise as the uk's leading wildfire

but thanks to his helmet, jarvis was alright, took his place at first base.ed on the mounted. shelton obviously was shaken up by the experience, one of the most positive examples of sportsmanship you'll ever see. jarvis asked for time out so we could go tell the picture, no hard feelings on my right for the record. texas was a 94 winners just love to see that moment with a lot more events such a special moment. wow fantastic! yeah great for that young man. you have to go to go over there and do that really shows his character little bit different than in the pros. where they go. you killed one of ours. we're going to drill. one of yours walked over, saw that he was shaken up and said you can see how from the crowd just so glad that that he's okay. well, absolutely alright. glad we had time for that. absolutely on that happy note there. thanks again for joining us, for sure again for joining us, for sure to join almost there. you're doing great. (strained): thanks for lifting my spirits. next time, try lifting the box. please hurry. mrs. wolowitz: i don't need

jarvis asked for time out. so we could go tell the picture.s worries gonna be alright. for the record. texas was a 94 winter, but that moment about a lot more than what the final end up, scoring a lot of adults who could learn from a moment like that baseball players just say you hit one of our guys. we're gonna hit one of your guys plays out yourself manually special. no question about you bet. coming up next here at 11. they have to keep lower class sizes so that the students can be safe and the teacher is able to serve. a rallying cry from east bay teachers. they say they're fighting to keep class sizes small as they're set to continue negotiations with the contra costa county office of education. 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. group of teachers rallied today in the east bay not only working to keep class sizes small but also to demand better pay. hello again, everyone. i'm alex savage heather holmes, the teacher serves special education students and say more students in the class could jeopardize safety and new tonight ktvu ja

jarvis walks over to shelton, who was visibly distraught on the mound.. >> looks shaken up right now because of what he did and look at isaiah jarvis, such great sportsmanship. he wants him to know it is okay, he'll be fine. >> hey. >> you're doing great. >> look at me. you're all right. look at me. look, look. >> kaiden bub shelton, the pitcher there, and isaiah jar s vis who is conselling him there, joining us now. first thing, isaiah, how are you feeling? is everything fine? >> yeah, i had a small bruise, but i'm all right. >> you're doing fine. tell me what was going through your mind as you decided, hey, i got to go over and console bubs? >> yeah, i mean, so i was on first base, you know, i was talking to my coach a little bit, as soon as i see him starting to get emotional because he hit me and i wanted to go over there and spread god's love and, you know, make sure he's okay, and make sure he knows that i'm okay and that i'll be okay. so -- >> i have to say, clearly you guys are on the same wave length, based on your fashion choices here. the hat,

i'm joined now by cyber security expert, chelsea jarvie.oday. what more do we know about how this attack took place and the extent of it? we have had slightly mixed messages and some of the reporting of this story in the last 24—hour. of the reporting of this story in the last 24-hour.— of the reporting of this story in the last 24-hour. , ., ., the last 24-hour. yes, at the moment there isn't a — the last 24-hour. yes, at the moment there isn't a huge _ the last 24-hour. yes, at the moment there isn't a huge amount _ the last 24-hour. yes, at the moment there isn't a huge amount of - there isn't a huge amount of information about what has actually happened. what the nhs have said is that the software that has been affected, they get it from third party, and the nhs are working with the software company, advantage, sent —— —— to see what has happened and how the attack occurred and looking at how they can reduce the impact and fix any vulnerabilities that come out of this going forward. the difficulty is the nhs is a big organisation but it

former player matt jarvis explains where things have gone wrong.r format. europa league have not quite hit theirformat. i think europa league have not quite hit their format. i think rice's trying to take on their of leaving. for me he is their best player by far, he once the ball he truck the t—bond he galvanizes the team. they had a tough start and the city did not expect them to win i was actually at the game and you could hear the crowd till about crowd getting frustrated. and that's down to the manager, that they install in the team and everyone works for the chart there and they will be disappointed and being at home and losing to braden it is really disappointing. forthem losing to braden it is really disappointing. for them they have villa away and spurs at home and it's a big day and they have to win the spurs game that's just for the fans. for me it's a lack of composure in the final third, i think that's what they were good at last year i think the final cross was good, the finish was composed this year. certainly three games in and they

sportsmanship this weekend from the southwest regional championship in waco, jarvis.as shaken up, went over and embraced him and told him that he was all okay. it was very sweet moment. >> greg: though crying in baseball. right, jesse? >> jesse: just a game. >> dana: do we care? we do very much. josie dean of new castle, wyoming, she won the junior all around cow girl on the western county junior rodeo. her prize was a saddle. i do the saddle every year. she won that it's an annual event for young cowboys and cowgirls held in new castle, wyoming. she did a great job. congratulations to all of those who participated. here is a clip from her doing the polls there and she said this. >> thank you, dana perino, i'm so excited. i love it. >> dana: good job. that's where you are going to go. jesse, aren't you going? >> jesse: yeah, i am going. >> dana: who is next, jesse? >> jesse: dr. fauci was in seattle where he threw out the first pitch at the mariner's game. the throw was weak like his character. the guy has no arm and threw an absolute rainbow to the plate after his la

a touching moment between opponents, jarvis striding over to the upset pitcher with a hug. >> i wantedl right. >> we felt bad for each other. i felt bad for hitting him and he felt bad for when i was crying. he came and hugged me and made me feel better. >> the crowd giving a standing ovation. >> this is the best thing i've ever seen in little league baseball. >> i was sick to my stomach. to be completely honest, i was sick to my stomach. the things he said to kaiden and the way he hugged him, isaiah, you're a great kid, you're amazing. >> reporter: parents' worries turn to pride. >> i'm a college baseball coach. it's ooh high stakes game. obviously it's win or go home. in that moment, that's what came out of him, was to be a good person. just overwhelmed with pride for him. >> ripped. caught. >> reporter: of course, the game must go on. pearland now headed to the little legal world series. in that moment, sports man ship more golden than a trophy and a new friendship players say will endure. >> you met a few days ago. you think the friendship is going to stay alive? >> yeah. >> i thin

this is a very jarvis family household original. becky, scour the house, where are the pens? every year. >> i got two sitting in my pocket right now right there. >> who wants them? >> rebecca, thanks for coming in. michael. >> all right, thank you, george. >>> now to the invasion of the spotted lanternfly. beautiful to look at but usually destructive to a wide variety of plants spotted in at least 11 states, and now there's a group dedicated to stomping out the problem, and will reeve is in central park with more. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. the name sounds pleasant, kind of like that summer favorite, the firefly, but experts say the spotted lanternfly is not for frolicking or putting in jars. if you see it, smash it because this pest is a problem. the spotted lanternfly is back, and it's bad news. >> these little guys are spotted lanternflies. >> reporter: on tiktok the #budgettokspottedlanntern fly swarming with more than 110 million years. >> it's the grossest thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: so what is the issue with these insects first seen

jarvis was knocked to the ground. moments later there was this touching scene. jarvis walks over to shellton to console him. see that? texas went on to win the game 9-4. perhaps we all can be heartened by the sportsmanship some of the young in in country are displaying. thanks so much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with new reporting and new details on the search of the former president's florida mansion. new word tonight that the secret service was told in advance that the fbi would be going in. also what the basis for the search was and how concerns about national security played into the decision. so there's a lot of new details, which serves as an antidote to a day's worth of speculation and partisan conspiracy theories and warnings of violence. let's go to our reporter, cnn's pamela brown and kaitlan collins. kaitlan, what more are you learning about the type of documents that were recovered in the search and what they may have related to? sorry, couldn't get kaitlan yet. pamela, you've been reporting on what triggered

jarvis saying you're doing great. the gesture brought tears to fans in the stands.manship is all about. that's what you want from little league and that young man, i mean, just an incredible moment. so often, we see, especially in the pros, you hit our guide, were going to throw out your guys. and this was obviously the exact opposite of that. dan: so sweet. thank you, larry. ama: coming up on abc 7 at 8:00, catch celebrity wheel of fortune. that is followed at 9:00 by generation cap, celebrity family feud comes on at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. remember, abc7news is streaming 24 seven. get the bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that will do it for this edition of the abc7news. thank you so much for joining a speed i'm ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley good for mike nicco, larry beil, all of us here, we appreciate your time and hope we see you again for abc7news at 11:00. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks a

little league world series when a wild pitch by a texas pitcher kaidan shelton struck oklahoma's jarvisthe head. the pitcher was distraught about it, after taking his spot at first base, jarvis came over and gave that pitcher a little hug, a little pep talk, probably said sorry, buddy, you didn't mean it. just what he needed to make things okay. >> i saw the comments and people are like great sportsmanship to me, obviously they could say how kaidan plays too. >> the "today" show will talk with both boys how that became a learning lesson at 7:00 after "today in the bay" and that's why you play youth sports, not because you want a scholarship, not because you want the letter jacket butot about what they've been taught at home, too. >> yes. >> props to the parents. >> they didn't show at the end, the pitcher goes, tag! >> sorry, guys. that's the way the game's played. >> trying to win here. >> great sportsmanship. >> we are winning when it comes to the forecast. it has been nice. home run. >> the sunrise, this is a winner, too, right behind us. this is beautiful looking at san francisco. i

it it hit isaiah jarvis in the head. he had on a helmet and he was okay, thankfully, but the pe the picture was shaken up about it. watch as the batter runs over to make sure his opponent is okay. >> as soon as i saw him, i was starting to get emotional because he hit me. obviously he was feeling bad for me. i wanted wanted to go over there and spread god's love and make sure he was okay and make sure that he knows that i'm okay and that i'll be okay. >> after i hit him and he fell to the ground and he came over to me, once he hugged me, i fele felt like -- i felt really good. it felt like he cared. i mean, i also cared about him and that just showed that, like, basebals baseball is sportsmanship. like, like, there is a lot of sportsmanship and baseball. >> here is what the boys had to say about all of the attention they are getting for this now. >> i mean, it is really crazy. i i mean, who thought one hug would get this crazy? do nice things and you will get rewarded, i guess. i mean, it is is really crazy and i am real

jarvis was knocked to the ground. moments later there was this touching scene.sole him. see that? texas went on to win the game 9-4. perhaps we all can be heartened by the sportsmanship some of the young in in country are displaying. thanks so much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with new reporting and new details on the search of the former president's florida mansion. new word tonight that the secret service was told in advance that the fbi would be going in. also what the basis for the search was and how concerns about national security played into the decision. so there's a lot of new details, which serves as an

the better as a jarvis of oklahoma nailed in the pitch thrown by a boy from texas.were facing off in the little league world series goes to first after getting hit by the pitch and then sees that the guy him the pitcher is crying. a subset about, you know, hitting him and think any hurt him. and that's kaden shelton just stopped the game walked over. gives the kids a hug a little pep talk says it's all right. i'm all right. you're going to be alright, we're all right. a really touching moment. the whole crowd, you know, emotional as you can imagine. that is what sportsmanship is that it is all the kid. kids can teach. >> i think a lot about for sure. saying they're cools. really, really nice scene there. sorry got hit in the head. it's why they wear helmets. and i guess he's alright. glad to see that. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. ken and pam are here with a look ahead to what's next on kron. 4 news at 6, everybody. thank you. thank you. coming up tonight at 6 and abortion rights activists suing san francisco claiming she was injected with a sedative by law e

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and a jarvis started because she remembered her mother going to these mothers days. and this was her 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 in a world politics. isn't that cool? this is where we get mother's day, then. but this idea of women taking a role, and taking a role because they are different, starts really to take off in the 1870s. so 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 18 70s, you get the growth of this idea that women should have rights because they are different. because they have a 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. the w c t you. instantly they became politically involved. they organized under any within my or. they become politically active because what th

i spoke to chelsea jarvie about what sort of risks there are to the nhs from using third party contractorsrent services and suppliers, but that comes with the additional security risks where those supplies have to be maintaining their own cyber security and keeping that good cyber hygiene in place so that we are not then impacted by an attack on their side. there was an attack on the nhs, slightly bizarre attack a few years ago that seemed to be linked to north korea. yes, that wannacry attack was five years ago now, it was a massive ransomware attack which affected organisations and governments right across the globe. the nhs was caught in a crossfire without attack. so, it wasn't a targeted attack, in particular, so we do see some people come under targeted attacks from cyber security hacking groups, and then others, it is just a fluke. somebody has clicked on a phishing e—mail or you have been unlucky, really. you see, that is very striking, that one could think that one keystroke by one person using part of the service that relies on a particular software, can actually end up disabling

chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to tell us what this means.ood morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy, and this is just the latest sign that the housing market which was booming at the start of this year is stalling out. existing home sales fell in july for the sixth straight month. te longest stretch in decline in eight years. for anyone who's trying to buy has seen this, and then soaring mortgage rates. after starting the year about 3%, the 30-year fixed rate average now is about 5.5%, and prices still remain stubbornly high. the median price of a home sold in july was $403,000, up 10.8% a year ago. when you factor it all together, home affordability is at its worst level since 1989. people buying today are typically having to shell out about 25% of their income towards their mortgage. that's up from 15% pre-pandemic, and it's led the national association of realtors to declare that we are in a housing recession. now builders, they're not building new homes. buyers can't find them. the good news, if you already own a home an

pitch got away from caden shelton, known as bubs, playing for texas east, it hit the player, isaiah jarvis in the head. he was okay, he had on a helmet but the pitcher was taken up so he ran over to make make sure his opponent was okay. >> as soon as i see him getting a little emotion because he hit me, obviously feeling bad for me, i wanted to go over there d there and spread god's love and make sure he is okay and make sure he knows i am okay, and that i will be okay. so-- >> after i hit him and he fell to the ground and he came over to me, um, once he hugged me, i felt like, i felt like really good. >> texas east ended up winning the game, isaiah says he will be rooting for his new friend.e friend. nice thing to do. >> it looked so dangerous, you are just glad he was okay, butr but for him to have that peace of mind to say, hey, i am okay. okay. >> nice kid. >> yeah. >> very sweet. jacoming up, manr many foster children struggle to get through high school, about half don't graduate. how this week's jefferson award winner is determined to change those numbers, one student at a time. > >>

protested in central baghdad since july, briefly occupying parliament as there was a summer been jarvis, his reported extensively from iraq and has more incentives, decision to turn his back on politics. the people who follow souther obviously believe that he means it. although he said similar things in the past has been. and that is why in a, in a place where iraq find itself now without a government since october last year, heading in a direction where there seems to be no hope for the people who voted for, for those people who are in power. you have to remember that these people have had no rest bite. it looking forward to the politicians. they can't even agree on forming a government. so yes, it is a very interesting time. we're southern has decided to call it quits for politics. but in a few hours of when he did, you also heard him tell his people that there should refrain from violence, saying that he's going to go on a hunger strike until the violence comes down. and that's something that has been broken by the prime minister as well. so yes, you can believe as much as he said th

so i asked jarvis, begun bow a political analyst and governance experts in nairobi. it's such big promises can be trusted. o briskly their promises and commitment that have been met by 2 of the leading. put visual candidates where loading and william, brutal arm. i miss a just a wheel coaching the voters to put them in to selection because of no government has ever achieved even 50 percent of the magician. all the commitments med through the are but it's money crystals. and if at all, the performance of the julia administration under the present regime of looking at is anything to go by intrigue. judging by the time we go to 2017 general election, the julian was trish under whooping, as i had not even a gene to, to present the magician of the 1st when he 1st unfold intervention. upper note, the commitments that we're looking at are made during that election about the big 4 agenda have not even been achieved at 45 percent. and so in realistically looking at the kind of commitment that i've been met, none of these that have been beg, that being implemented within the p

>> rebecca jarvis for us. thank you. michael? now to the flash flood emergency in the south drenching parts of louisiana and mississippi. trevor ault is in brandon, mississippi, where dozens of seniors had to be evacuated from a nursing home amid dangerously rising waters. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. workers at this nursing facility told me there was fast-moving water halfway up the doors at every entrance. the only way to get these people out was to pull them through it. these were life-threatening conditions, to be sure, and it took massive efforts all over the area to get people to safety. a flash flood emergency issued in jackson, mississippi, after torrential rain pounded the state with as much as a foot of rain in some areas. first responders racing to evacuate dozens of residents and employees at this assisted living home outside the city. >> the whole thing is probably 2 1/2, 3 feet deep inside the area. >> a lot of flooding. almost over mailboxes. >> reporter: firefighters pulling elderly nu

and we've already had these remarks from jarvis scenario. he is casting doubt on the electronic voting system, possibly their concerns. he's laying the groundwork to, to dispute any result that goes against him. what has been the reaction to this in the region? well off in the region walls course, people are worried because brazil is the us, a latin america's largest economy. ah, there has never been any problem with the electronic voting system, which has been in place in brazil for decades already. it was through this same system that present able sonata was elected president, and before that was elected congressman, his sons were elected out to congress also by the same system will and here in, in, in latin america. well, they've seen, we've seen moments where our electoral results are not accepted and it has caused a lot of damage. so, but lula has the support of the new presidents of columbia and chile war left wing, as he and also of the president of argentina here. i'll bet the felon this who, when he was inaugurated his 1st speech wa

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well, that's bring in, jarvis begun bow, he's a lawyer and a governance expert. he joins us now from nairobi. java, so let me just start by asking what's taking so long. thank you so much. what? 4 days now, since the close of the falls for the when the volume was done, canyon's i still have a waiting for the election body to announce that as us. now this is taking a bit longer because of the procedure on the kind of him laid down the law that day i. e, b, c, the independent electoral boundaries commission. much use both follow the process of verification of, of the results to ensure that no errors on these checks are allowed or can be boned when the final telling is done. and this is because of the kind of political history of gum form where electron violence as a result from electrical disputes of the potential result. and so legally speaking in kenya or the electrical more, do you have a good 7 days from the day of elections to announce the. ready presidential results, but i'm sure that it will not credit to the 7 days because from my job day, the 7 days and th

and look at jarvis, such great sportsmanship. >> sandra: isiah jarvis plays short stop for the tulsa nationals, and kaiden is from texas. we have been looking forward to this all day, ever since we saw that moment. we have watched it many times and still cry. you really took one to the head there. >> i'm doing good. i just have a bruise. >> ok. what led up to that moment? you obviously took -- you took the pitch into the head, you took some time to recover, you walked it off to first base, but then what happened? >> yeah, so -- i got hit, i went to first, and then i saw kaiden getting emotional on the mound a little bit, so i wanted to go out there and try to be like, you know, like give him comfort, like make sure he was not -- he wasn't like feeling bad. i mean -- but he -- that he wasn't like -- i wanted him to know that i was ok. >> oh. >> and i would be ok. >> kaiden, what was going through your mind? >> i thought like, i thought i sent him to the hospital and i thought he passed out, but when he got up i felt a lot better a

rebecca jarvis has the details.r: this new trend redefining worklife balance for young professionals. >> quiet quitting is quitting the hussle culture that goes along with work in our society. it can still be a productive worker and not have to focus on work 24 hours a day. reporter: #quiet quitting seen millions of times on tiktok. >> i realize this is what i have been doing against my will. reporter: the new form of quitting happens when workers mentally step back from the burdens of work, working the bare minimum number of hours and not making their jobs the center of their lives. >> i did not want to constantly feel the stress of work the job and feeling like i needed to put in 1000% so i scaled back and just did the work required of me. reporter: with covid blurring the lines between home and work, many are using this as a way to set more boundaries between professional and personal lives. >> i was really struggling with the idea of the 9:00 to 5:00, especially when we were all working from home and i was stuck

scary moment when the pitcher lost grip of the ball hitting jarvis in the head. first base. but when he saw that the pitcher was advisably upset, he walks over to the mound and hugs him. isaiah said afterwards he had just a headache, but when he saw caden crying on the mound, he would probably do the same thing. the crowd moved by this moment. tears in the stands as well. and isaiah's coach said it was the most remarkable thing he's ever witnessed. >> there is crying in baseball. good crying. and those two will be on "new day" later, so we'll hear more about that story. coy, nice to see you. thanks for joining me thong, ever this morning, everybody, i'm christine romans. "new day" starts right now. >>> new revelations this morning about the unprecedented fbi search of a former president's home and what was found inside. good morning to our viewers here in the uts and around the world, it is wednesday, august 10th. i'm brianna keilar in washington with john berman in new york. >>> sources are telling cnn the fbi was so concerned that donald trump and his lawyers w

rebecca jarvis is back with more. rebecca, good morning again. >> hi, michael.hink of this as econ 101, my dream come true, that could actually benefit you. class is now in session. here's how to find the deals. this morning, labor day's super summer savings is already a go. big brand stores giving customers discounts on popular items due to the surplus of merchandise that has flooded the shelves over the last year. >> the stores are not only left with the inventory that's being returned, but they're also being left with the inventory that they overplanned for during the supply chain issue that was happening last holiday season. >> reporter: adobe reporting earlier this month that prices for electronics fell 9.3% in july compared to a year ago and toys dropped 8.2% over that same period. the result, experts say, savings this fall that we haven't seen in years. and more cash in your wallet. >> we expect a lot of them to just be kicking off the end of this week. don't wait till labor day itself. in fact, you can probably start shopping as soon as ten days before l

our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here to explain.ecca, the surge raising a lot of questions and concerns as you know. good morning. >> oh, yes, robin. good morning to you. this one is tough to wrap your head around. this company amtd digital which is a little known financial technology company based in hong kong has become the latest obsession of the wall street bets reddit community now up an unprecedented 14,000% in less than a month. take a look at this. the company went public and started trading on july 15th at $7.80 a share. it got as high as $1,679 this week before crashing to $1,100 yesterday. now, at this point it is worth over $200 billion. that means it's bigger than target. it's bigger than general motors and bigger than mcdonald's. amtd management apparently was in a letter this week they thanked investors for the exceptional run and conceded there is no fundamental reason that this stock is soaring. this is unprecedented in many ways, but we have seen these manias play out before in other stocks like gamestop and amc. t

chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us now with all the answers. nationwide average today, $3.97. we are back below $4 a gallon for the first time since march. american drivers saving about $400 million a day because of those lower prices. so how much lower could they go? well, gasbuddy predicts we could see five to ten cents lower this in the coming days but the break we're seeing isn't expected to last long. and that's because the main driver of gasoline prices, oil, has started to climb again. there's also hurricane season around the corner and when that impacts the infrastructure, we don't know if it will, but if it does, that tends to send prices higher and finally, there are those european sanctions on russia. they have yet to take effect. they will do that later this year. when they do economists predict that prices will start to climb and then one last factor, you guys, with the weekend here friday and saturday according to gasbuddy, most expensive days of the week to fill up. monday and tuesday, if you can hold out, tend to be the cheapest

. >> yeah, rebecca jarvis going to share that with us. >>> but right now, our abc news exclusive.ng plane crash. erielle reshef is here with the story and how they were found. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: it is absolutely unbelievable. when you look at that wreckage, it is hard to believe that anyone could have made it out alive, but remarkably everyone survived. now they're recounting those terrifying moments and how they narrowly escaped tragedy. this morning, a family who survived a fiery plane crash speaking for the first time. >> the world sort of slowed down there and those moments felt a little bit like an eternity. >> reporter: ronny kamal, the pilot, his wife, the olympian, chirine njeim and their niece siena and their dog charlie taking off in single-engine aircraft from this small michigan airport last month. soon after 17-year-old siena felt something was amiss. >> the plane started shifting a little bit in an irregular movement like just wobbling, and i knew that it wasn't turbulence. it wasn't really weather. >> reporter: within minutes, the plane took a nosed

chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with more.u're starting with christmas trees. >> i have to go there, cecilia. the temperatures may indicate it's summer, but there are christmas trees up at some costcos and sam's clubs and the labor day sales are on, basically everywhere, especially on furniture. cateo tch. at home depot we found this frigidaire electric range for more than $230 off, cecilia. >> any time you give us permissiiate it. you've got more to tell me - about. >> i don't want to stop. why stop there? there's clothes too, cecilia. so if you're after clothes you'll find them on sale virtually everywhere from gap to j. crew, to club monaco. there are two things working to your advantage right now. retailers, target, walmart, nordstrom, they all ordered too much of certain products during the pandemic. so if you think about comfy clothes, electronics you're after, they're going to be seriously marked down through the end of the year, and the other issue is that analysts are predicting shoppers who have been battling higher

but after making it to first base, oklahoma hitter isaiah jarvis did this.nd to console shelton and gave him a hug. the two described this moment this morning on cnn. >> as soon as i see him starting to get emotional because he hit me, and obviously, he's feeling bad for me, i wanted to go over there and spread god's love and make sure that he's okay. and make sure that he knows that i'm okay. and that i'll be okay. >> it felt like -- it felt like he cared. i also cared about him. and that just showed that, like, baseball is sportsmanship, there's a lot of sportsmanship in baseball. >> isaiah's coach says no one told him to walk over and console the pitcher, and added, i knew he was going to do something kind when he began walking toward the mound. inspired a whole lot of people with that game, and you're seeing the inspiration spread across the country. i'm going to toss it over to "the lead" with jake tapper. it starts right now. >> donald trump usually has a lot to say, but not today. "the lead" starts right now. >> the former president under oath, refusi

rebecca jarvis, we appreciate you as always. >>> we want to turn to what we've been seeing in france, a raging wildfire and thousands forced to evacuate after the fire there pretty much erupted. the fires have been burning since last month as much of europe is dealing with unprecedented heat waves and drought. ginger has made her way to france now. ginger, hello to you. >> reporter: t.j., it is painfully obvious how dry it is. the torched trees and one of the many homes burned out in the most recent fire and wildfire is nothing new for france. they get about an average of 65 a year. this time more than five times that number. this morning, wildfires in france forcing thousands to evacuate. 10,000 people fleeing the heart of wine country in southwestern france. and now french officials asking volunteers to help battle the blaze, which was exacerbated by the driest july on record and france's fourth intense heat wave since june. satellite images showing france with gray smoke above and near this region. so far in 2022, 141,000 acres of french countryside have been scorched in wildfires.