♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ here are today's contestants-- a lighting designer from ottawa, ontario, canada...

a stay-at-home mom from san pedro, california... and our returning champion-- a graduate student from birmingham, michigan... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thanks, johnny gilbert. and welcome to a new week of "jeopardy!" on friday's show, the game ended in a thrilling tie-breaker in which the quick buzzing skills of our current champion, drew basile, allowed him to prevail again and head into the weekend as a 3-game winner. today we welcome erin and graham to the alex trebek stage. good luck to all three of you. let's get right into the game. here are the categories you'll be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. first up, a little... then we have... hey...

then we have... and finally... each correct response is two words, one with a single "e," one with a double "e," like "bet" and "beet." drew, start us off. e's for $400. drew. what is très and tree? no. graham. what are très and trees? trees, yes. uh, can we have directors for $200, please? erin. what is "lord of the rings"? right. i'm feeling positive for $1,000. drew. what is "positive thinking"? correct. um, e's for $600.

drew. what is per and peer? correct. e's for $800. drew. what is ken and keen? correct. e's for $1,000. [beep] what are pep and peep? i think just occurred to drew. yeah. you select. poetry for $400. drew. what is heart? right. poetry test for $600. graham. what's success? "success is counted sweetest," right. uh, let's do prehistoric animals for $200, please. though it had a 10-foot bite diameter, megalodon, the biggest ever of these, died out in the pliocene, and i'm not especially sorry.

drew. what is a shark? big shark, yeah. prehistoric animals for $600. graham. what's a saber-toothed tiger? that's right. uh, let's do prehistoric animals for $400, please. the answer there is the daily double. [cheers and applause] you're at 1,000 bucks off the lead, graham. uh, let's... let's go true double. betting it all on prehistoric animals. here's your clue... what's a woolly mammoth? that's correct, yes. you are now in the lead. [applause] uh, let's do prehistoric animals for $800, please. erin. what is an otter? right, a big monster otter. uh, let him cook for $1,000.

graham. what's lyonnaise? no, i'm sorry. drew or erin? [beep] that's a sort of salmon nicoise. back to you, erin. let him cook for $800. drew. what is kimchi? yes. let him cook for $600. graham. who's emeril? bam! you get 600 more dollars, and we're going to a commercial. we'll come right back with more "jeopardy!" in just a moment.

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graham hicks is a lighting designer from ottawa, canada, and, graham, i understand this is not your first time hanging out with a "jeopardy!" host, right? i had the opportunity a few years ago to light a charity-- a charity fundraiser for the university of ottawa, and one of the more famous alumni from university of ottawa is a man named alex trebek. - right. - when alex trebek walked into the room, it was like you could hear a pin drop. everybody just, "oh, hello. it's him." that's a whole 'nother level, right? just a really charming guy, really-- really friendly, really charismatic. it was a--it was a really great event. i remember the first time i saw him walk out at the top of my first show, i was like, "i can't believe it." yeah. "he's real! that's alex trebek!" [laughter] very exciting. erin buker is a stay-at-home mom from san pedro, california. and i understand your daughter had a very difficult question for me, right? yes. uh, last week at taping, 'cause i was the alternate... okay. ...um, she asked you, i believe, uh, what--where you think "jeopardy!" will be in 20 years, or what it will be like. she wanted me to predict the future. imagine what it's like to be her mother.

[laughter] you're getting stumped all the time at home! absolutely. that is how kids are. drew basile is our returning champion, a grad student from birmingham, michigan. and i understand, speaking of difficult questions, you caused many questions once in a sushi restaurant. yeah, well, ken, as you can probably tell, uh, i'm quite tall. you know, i'm 6'6". so, that was a little unheard of last summer when i went to japan with some friends of mine. and i can remember, there was one particular night-- you know, it was late, we were going into this sushi bar, and it was this low entrance, so i really had to stoop. and then when i came to my full height, the full restaurant, there were gasps. [laughter] people were so in awe that they began to get up and compare their shoes to me, uh, and they bought me free things, and then the rest of the trip i walked on my tippy-toes. [laughs] it's like a godzilla movie... yeah, it was. ...for everybody who saw you. all right, drew, you have the lead right now, but it's graham who has command of the board. let's get back into the game, graham. where to? let's do let him cook for $400, please.

drew. who is gordon ramsay? right. let him cook for $200. graham. what's alfredo? you got it. let's do director's cut for $400, please. graham. what's "blade runner"? you're right. uh, director's cut for $600, please. erin. what is "the abyss"? no, i'm sorry. graham. what's "close encounters of the third kind"? that's it. uh, director's cut for $800, please. graham? what's "little shop of horrors"? good. directors for $1,000, please. he has created the director's cut for "watchmen," as well as "batman v superman: dawn of justice."

drew. who is zack snyder? he loves his own cut, yes. e's for $200. drew. what is ref and reef? yes. poetry test for $200. graham? what's "realize"? i'm sorry, no. drew or erin? [beep] the poem is "still i rise." back to you, drew. poetry for $800. drew? what is the aeneid? correct. poetry test for $1,000. drew. who is plath? good for $1,000. prehistoric animals for $1,000. sea scorpions called eurypterids could reach 8 feet, making them the biggest ever members of this phylum

that includes crustaceans and bugs. drew. what are arthropods? that's right. i'm feeling positive for $200. drew. what are protons? yes. positive for $400. drew. what is memphis? yes. positive for $600. drew. what is 1 and 9? very good, yes. and here's your final clue... erin. what is a node? sorry, no. drew? what are terminals? positive terminal, that's correct. you're on quite a run right now, drew. you have the lead as we head into double jeopardy! erin, you'll select first when we come back.

closed captioning sponsored in part by... ♪♪ let's show our contestants the categories in double jeopardy! now. we begin at the left with... then a little trip... followed by... and finally, ooh... erin, where would you like to begin the round? let's go with 14-letter responses for $1,200.

drew. who was nebuchadnezzar? right. 14-letter for $1,600. drew. what is libertarianism? that's right. 14-letter responses for $2,000. erin. what is manifestation? no, i'm sorry. [beep] that would be autosuggestion. back to you, drew. around italy for $1,200. graham. what's largest? uh, yeah, it's bigger than they are. uh, let's do live music for $400, please. erin. what is heavy metal? no. graham. what's punk? punk has more spitting, yes.

[laughter] could-- live music for $800, please. graham. what's coachella? yes. uh, live music for $1,200, please. drew. who is adam levine? yes. around italy for $1,600. drew. what is firenze? florence, right. nothing like live music for $1,600. answer there is a daily double for you, drew. [applause] what are you thinking? not much. uh, $2,000. all right, here's your clue in nothing like live music...

um, who are nine inch nails and... jane's addiction. [beep] oh, right before the buzzer! that is the acronym, yes. nine inch nails and jane's addiction. well done. you add $2,000. [applause] around italy for $2,000. here's sforza castle, a 15th-century fortification commissioned by the family that ruled over this city for nearly a century. drew. what is milan? good for $2,000. around italy for $800. drew. what is the forum? yes. presidential nicknames for $1,200. drew. who is monroe? you got it. presidential nicknames for $1,600.

drew. what is his accidency? right again. presidential nicknames for $2,000. graham. what was silent cal? correct. presidential for $800, please. drew. who is buchanan? good. presidential nicknames for $400. drew. who is trump? sorry, no. erin or graham? [beep] it was reagan who was the teflon president. back to you, drew. where's the meeting? for $1,200. drew. um, what is germany? sorry, no. erin. what is scotland? also incorrect.

graham's gonna try it. what's the netherlands? you are right. uh, let's do meeting for $800, please. kaiser wilhelm i watches over the deutsches eck, or german corner, in koblenz, where the mosel and this river meet. drew. what is the rhine? that's it. where's the meeting?-- $1,600. - [beep] - camp meetings. - back to you, drew. - olde cars for $1,200. erin. what is cortes? sorry, no. drew. what is desoto? desoto is right. olde cars for $1,600. answer there--the other daily double, drew. [applause] what will you bet this time, drew? $200. just $200. here's your clue in olde cars...

notre dame. no, i'm sorry. don't forget your phrasing... what is notre dame? ...but also, notre dame is not the town. - south bend, indiana... - right. ...would be the right town. - well-- but you only lost $200. select again. um, where's the meeting?-- $2,000. erin. who is hughes? sorry, no. drew or graham? [beep] probably not happy about "citizen kane"? william randolph hearst. back to you, drew. around italy, $400. drew. who is stradivarius? yes. where's the meeting?--$400.

drew. who is churchill? yes. 14-letter responses for $800. drew. what is gentrification? good. 14-letter responses for $400. drew. what is correspondence? yes, it is. olde cars for $400. drew. what is the model t? yes. olde cars, $800. here is a 1958 hawk from this u.s. automaker, now a name more familiar as a partner in printers. graham. what's packard? yes. uh, olde--uh, live music for $2,000, please. this singer who often honors her predecessors paid tribute to ms. mitchell by hosting a 2023 joni jam. [beep] who is brandi carlile? and here's the final clue in olde cars...

[beep] what is the hudson hornet? erin, you're still in the red at the end of double. you were trying to get out and taking risks, and i admire that, but you were going up against someone who had 33 correct responses today. that's our strongest game of the season, from your opponent drew. so you won't be here for final, but, drew and graham, you two will be facing this category-- names in the heavens. and we'll come right back with the clue. ga, the advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration, can irreversibly damage your vision. it can progress faster than you think. when ga threatens your eyes, take a stand. slow ga with syfovre. syfovre is an eye injection that was proven to slow damaging lesion growth over 2 years with increasing effect over time. it's the only fda-approved treatment to slow ga

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we'll be back with final jeopardy! right after this.

the category for this monday final jeopardy!-- names in the heavens. here's the clue... 30 seconds. good luck. ♪♪

we'll come to graham hicks first, in second place with $11,000 even. his response? "what are sam, jacob, and callista?" wouldn't it be weird if that were correct? - [laughter] - my-- unfortunately, it's not. it's your kids-- my nephews and my niece. ah, nephews and niece. that's great. you wagered all but a buck, dropping you down to $1. drew basile had a big lead today-- $26,400. he wrote down... "what is ceres?" that's the roman equivalent of persephone's mom, but i'm afraid that's not correct. she was the wife of the god of the dead, hades or pluto. this is actually pluto's moon, charon, discovered in 1978.

how much did you wager, drew? $4,000, dropping you down to $22,400 today. - still a pretty good haul... - [applause] ..especially considering your 4-day total... congratulations. he's playing for a tournament of champions invite tomorrow. join us then. captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc.

covers new information linked to last week's raids in oakland. >> breaking news a fast moving wildfire in butte county is already triggering evacuation orders.

>> late june rainfall today. what might tomorrow bring? i'll have the accuweather forecast. i decided to marry you. >> i decided to marry you. >> the biggest night in high school musical theater. and a local star got to share the stage. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> tonight, the abc seven news i-team is following the money linked to recent federal raids in oakland. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> for the first time since those raids were hearing from oakland mayor shing town. >> yeah, her home was among four locations raided by agents four days ago. we saw the fbi, the irs, and u.s. postal inspectors spread out across oakland looking for evidence. >> and now the abc seven news i-team is following the money, uncovering new information linked to the fbi's political corruption investigation. >> i-team reporter stephanie sierra discovered the alleged fraud schemes date back to 2016. >> new details about the man,

seemingly at the center of the fbi's political corruption investigation that raided the mayor of oakland's home last week. now it's getting more interesting. a short search on andy duong's instagram page shows he frequently posts with people in high places in the political world, including president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bonta and health and human services secretary and former ag javier becerra, the list goes on, including some in other states like nevada ag aaron ford. according to an investigation by the fair political practices commission, which is a state oversight arm, andy duong was the true source of at least 93 contributions to multiple local campaign committees when he created a campaign contribution laundered scheme to benefit his family owned company, california waste solutions, or ors, falsely using

the names of intermediaries or straw donors. instead of disclosing as the true source of the contributions. according to the fppc, this is an ongoing investigation with evidence suggesting it started around 2016 through at least 2018, and included some campaign contributions that were fraudulently concealed from the public. all but one of the campaign committee's targeted were in jurisdictions with local contribution limits, and the investigation found during this time, the city of oakland prohibited campaign contributions from contractors providing services to the city, requiring city council approval. yet documents show many of the targeted committees were candidates running for city council. for example, xiang tao running for city council in 2018, received $9,900 from duong that the fppc alleges was laundered through 13 different people. the report also alleges

that larry reed received $5,600 that was laundered through eight different entities. dan kalb received $4,200, allegedly laundered through six different people or entities. rebekah kaplan allegedly received $3,500, laundered through seven people, and former councilmember desley brooks received more than $18,000 over two campaign cycles , allegedly laundered through 24 people. former council member abel guillen, who is now california's deputy superintendent of public instruction, received $4,200, allegedly laundered through 12 different people. >> shady, shady, unethical, you know, they you know, they you know, they're, they tend to, you know, you know, they tend to operate like, in this sort of kind of bribery system. you know, to buy influence and to influence and, and they do, you know, they get a little more sophisticated here in america

because we have more rules. >> shirley gee is the executive director of the vietnamese-american community center of the east bay. she says she got to know the dongs at a gala fundraiser for vietnamese american seniors in the, gala. >> he jumped up and said he was going to pledge $1,500 to the seniors. and, you know, everybody clapped and, you know, thought that was wonderful. and then when we went to collect from him, you know, we sent multiple emissaries, you know, to him within the vietnamese community and said, hey, what's the deal? you pledge this money, it's for the seniors. where is it? you know, and he at first, you know, tried to do that hiding game. and then we sent emissaries to try to collect and then, but in the end, he stiffed us. >> according to an abc7 news analysis of state and federal data, both andy duong and his father, david, have made contributions totaling more than $250,000 to 28 candidates across california, more than 300 other

contributions, totaling over $2 million, were sent to candidates or political action committees across the country, including donations to the campaigns for representatives eric swalwell, adam schiff, barbara lee and even former president donald trump. a campaign spokesperson for congressman schiff wrote. the i-team following public news reports the campaign will be giving $26,000. the total contribution received from mr. duong and his family to a local nonprofit helping address housing and homelessness. we reached out to the other public officials directly, but haven't immediately heard back for the i-team. stephanie sierra, abc seven news the mayor of oakland appeared in public today for the first time since thursday's raids. >> abc seven news reporter ryan curry was there in the room as she addressed her city, the accusations against her and the calls to resign. >> oakland mayor shengtao,

appearing publicly for the first time since the fbi raided her house, law enforcement sources tell abc seven news the raid was part of a public corruption investigation. mayor tao says she is innocent. >> and i want to be crystal clear. i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. >> the mayor read a prepared statement questioning the fbi's tactics when agents showed up to her house early thursday morning . >> i want to know what probable cause the fbi has. what evidence have they collected that justify raiding the home of a city mayor without notice, and without the courtesy of a conversation outside city hall? >> she resigned following the mayor's media conference. calls for her to step down were once again shouted by a group aiming to recall her. >> you can bluster and everything and pretend that you are a victim. we don't need victims, we need leaders. we need leadership, tao says.

>> the recall is backed by people outside of oakland. >> i want to know more about the handful of billionaires from san francisco and from piedmont who are hell bent on running me out of office. >> the recall supporters say they are willing to accept donations from groups outside oakland, but they say the effort is led by oaklanders. >> those signatures that we gathered were not based on some kind of conspiracy. that's right. these are people coming every day, people who are hurting and who are looking to you for leadership. >> the mayor says she has no intention of heeding calls for her resignation. >> i'm seeking the truth right now, just as much as you all are. but i will not be bullied and i will not be disparaged, and i will not be threatened out of this office. >> mayor tao did not take any questions from reporters. her staff says her attorneys advised her not to. we did reach out to the fbi office for an update on the investigation. we're waiting to hear back in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. today on abc seven news, our insider,

phil matier, broke the news that the mayor had changed. lawyers had happened on our 3 p.m. newscast getting answers. >> mayor qingdao's attorney, tony brass, a very competent and experienced former federal prosecutor. i had talked with him and basically it appears that he is terminating his relationship with the mayor. that just began. and the reason she said yes, it was it appears to be, first of all, that she held the press conference without giving him a heads up about what she was going to say. and that's one of the first things you don't do if you're someone's client, if somebody representing you, you don't go out on your own. the second thing, i think he was not at all comfortable with her uh- sort of insinuations that the fbi was out to get her, that the fbi was somehow in collusion or timing this deliberately. after the recall petitions qualified, putting a recall of her on the ballot. >> as you can see, this story is far from over. you'll want to

stick with abc seven news to learn the latest about the fbi investigation and its impact on mayor qingtao and the city of oakland. we'll continue to update abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> still to come tonight, our shelter beds going unused. why those claims are now being made in santa clara county. >> plus the doctor is in town. that is what brings doctor anthony fauci to the bay area tomorrow. >> and the first presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden is this thursday. it's hosted by cnn, and you can watch it live here on abc seven. abc's coverage the race for the white house begins live at 5

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being called the apache fire. so far, firefighters have zero containment on this fire. a wildfire that's burning for more than a week in sonoma county is now fully contained. cal fire says the point fire scorched more than 1200 acres between geyserville and las lomas. it started june 16th and destroyed three buildings. of course you can track the fires burning in the bay area and across the state with our abc seven news wildfire tracker. click on the fire icon to learn the latest on each of the fires, including acres burned and containment. you can find that information at abc seven news.com/fire map. >> firefighters handled a grass fire in san jose this afternoon. heavy smoke as you see, and flames could be seen from highways 85 and 87. traffic was at a standstill once crews cleared the highway, they were able to gain ground on the flames. the all clear came shortly after 2 p.m. and then check this out. san jose had a pretty good downpour this afternoon. there were even a couple of lightning strikes.

this video was shot outside our san jose bureau near san jose. minetta international airport around 3 p.m. i guess you just never know what you're going to get unless you listen to spencer first. >> exactly. let's go. let's get this check of the forecast now with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian spencer . no more this rain coming our way. right. >> okay, okay. no more. we. it was rather unusual, though. late june rain here in the bay area. we had a lot of instability in the atmosphere, some moisture coming up from the southwest. as you can see here on the satellite radar. composite image. quite a big disturbance down there. the southern tip of nevada and northern mexico. and you can see a widespread area of subtropical moisture moving into the interior southwest and western us. and some of it, of course, flowing into the bay area. thus the showers we had in the south bay today, they didn't last very long, but they were fun to watch and unusual as well. right now we're looking at our surface winds across the bay area, and you can see the winds are very, very light. the one exception sfo with 16 mile per hour breezes. that's not very

strong either. 24 hour temperature change is not terribly significant, but important to watch because it's a warmer now than it was at this time last night by about 2 to 5 degrees. so that warmth from this afternoon is holding on. right now it is 61 in oakland, 66 hayward, san jose, 71 degrees. some of our reporting stations have been on the blink this evening. not reporting hour on every hour on the hour as they typically do. these are, however, 57 degrees right now in santa rosa, petaluma, 5263. in napa we have mid to upper 70s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and then we go to the view from mount tam looking down onto the bay. and these are the forecast headlines. tomorrow we'll see lots of lingering clouds in the morning hours, but lots of sunshine spreading around in the afternoon. remainder of the week. bright skies for the most part with mild temperature ranges and for the weekend coming up. sunny for the for sunday's san francisco pride parade. we've got some great weather ahead, so here's the forecast animation for the overnight hours. those clouds will continue at the mid-level and upper level. streaming

through the bay area. we're not expecting any showers, but a sprinkle or two is possible because of the moisture content in these clouds. and then by about oh 830 9:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see a little bit more sun breaking through. still, though, a lot of clouds lingering tomorrow until around midday or so. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s, so it's going to be mild overnight as that afternoon heat i was talking about is going to be slow to retreat. some locations will not see lows dropping below 60 degrees, which is uncomfortable warm for the overnight period unless you have air conditioning highs tomorrow under sunny or afternoon skies. 60 at the coast, mid to upper 70s right around the bay shoreline. generally upper 80s inland. some locations like morgan hill, livermore, antioch will top out at or above 90 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast and cools down a bit on wednesday by several degrees. as a matter of fact and then from wednesday through saturday, actually, we can expect highs inland only in the upper 80s to about 90 degrees. that extends into sunday as well. mid 70s around

the bay shoreline. sunday is looking great for the sf pride parade as temperatures bounce back a little bit, but it won't be hot. there will, however, be hot in some inland areas on monday as temperatures rise into the upper 90s. that could be the beginning of another period of hot weather. okay. >> thank you, thank you. >> well, getting a break from the heat is top of mind for unhoused people and those advocating for them. and now there are claims santa clara county isn't utilizing all of its shelter beds to bring people inside when it's hot out. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has more on the allegations and the response from officials. >> rising summer temperatures have made the toughest living conditions not only more unbearable for unhoused people in santa clara county. advocates say it can be deadly. >> a lot of the people who are dying, one of the secondary, primary, secondary causes of death is diabetes and hypertension. and those are things that definitely go through the roof during heat. >> but advocate sean cartwright. unhoused people and other community groups say the county has left at least 80 beds at

this sunnyvale shelter unused. the shelter has been going through transition. the current operator is pulling out after allegations that it discriminated against black employees and residents. the new operator will eventually transition it from serving single adults to homeless families, something advocates say is a disservice to older single people. still, they say the immediate need this summer is moving people into air conditioned shelter. the county's office of supportive housing confirmed with us that the north county shelter is operating at reduced capacity, while site improvements are being made. in a statement, it said the county stopped new referrals to the shelter in late april 2024, so the remaining residents could be served in one part of the building. while the county completes repairs to other parts of the building and parking lot this summer. >> it makes no sense whatsoever that they need to have less than 60 people in this half to do that half, county supervisor otto lee said. >> he's focused on making sure the shelters upcoming transition between operators goes smoothly for staff and residents, and also shares concern over underused shelter beds. you know, doing renovation, maybe you can not fill every single

bed, but is there a way we can increase the capacity? >> because right now, from what i heard, they have not been accepting climb for a few months now. and to me that's not that's not right. >> those who say they've been waiting for shelter beds say they're upset knowing that beds are going unused. >> why do they say they're going to help you and they don't do it? i mean, if you're going to help me, then let's do some help. >> the office of supportive housing said that if there are high overnight temperatures, it will work to offer resources such as cooling centers in santa clara county. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> next up, the alameda county grand jury's concerns about the oakland police department. the list it compiled of, quote, missed tech opportunities

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