>> the charges he's facing could send him to prison for more than 20 years. good evening. >> we'll keep tabs on that. now to the other top story. the modernization of the main transit agency along the peninsula. >> caltrans diesel engines will soon be replaced by electric ones. after decades of preparation, today marked the ground breaking. >> alyssa harrington is now live with a look at the changes that are coming. >> reporter: it's hard to believe these trains were running back when lincoln was president. as we know, times have changed psince then, and so has the population of the bay area.

these new train also carry more people and relieve some of the bad bay area traffic congestion. >> this is a great celebration. we've made history against all odds. >> this is good soil. >> reporter: these golden shovels have been waiting a long time to break ground. the cal train electric project has been decades in the making. the $2 billion program finally able to secure funding, pushing the 153-year-old rail line into the 21st century, by converting the diesel service into electric trains. >> today, we're recognizing a successful train, it's about the future, about clean air, about efficiency, speed, and not sitting on the freeway for a couple of hours bumper to bumper. >> reporter: governor brown and other politicians marked the milestone at mill bray station. >> it's about convenience, quality of life for families, so people don't have to spend all

that time in their car. >> it was something that we desperately needed. if this didn't come through, think about having another seven lanes of traffic on 101. that's what it means. >> reporter: the trains will be faster, run more often, and carry more passengers. right now, 65,000 people ride cal train each day. the project should be complete in 2021. alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." while we're talking mass transit, you have one more week to vote on the seat colors for the new cars. there are two options, blue or black. each has a contrasting color, as well. cal train posted these on the website to show how each color would look in the new car. in may, voters picked this design for the outside of the new train cars. to vote on the seat color, look for a link at abc7news.com. new at 6:00, you can see on this map where dozens of animals were discovered in two houses. 50 cats were found in a home on

monday. yesterday, police officers turned up even more animals during a welfare check on barnsly court. officers collected 27 animals, including dogs, cats, ducks, rabbits, doves, and a rooster. work is now being done to find homes for the animals. richmond's mayor wants answers after he witnessed a man being beaten by a group of teenagers outside the b.a.r.t. station. police began a probe, and now police are investigating the crime. melanie woodrow tells us more. >> reporter: bleeding and hurt, the mayor says he took this picture of a man attacked by a group of teamers outside the richmond b.a.r.t. station thursday morgue. >> as i got closer, i saw a woman screaming at them, stop, stop, get out of here. >> reporter: the mayor called 911, but an operator told him it was a b.a.r.t. problem. so he called b.a.r.t. dispatch. he says there were no b.a.r.t.

police officers on the scene. he also took this picture of two b.a.r.t. employees. >> i was astounded that they didn't try to get out and do something to help. >> reporter: police deputy chief lance hait. >> i understand the employees were maintenance workers, so they have no law enforcement training, so we would ask them be a good witness. >> everybody has a primary job, but the secondary job ought to be whatever needs to be done at the time to make the system work. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police began the preliminary investigation but say it's in richmond police department's jurisdiction. still, given the proximity to the b.a.r.t. station, witnesses want to know where b.a.r.t. police officers were when it happened. >> as much stuff as goes on around here, they're never here. they're always here afterwards. >> reporter: the deputy chief says each b.a.r.t. police officer is assigned a beat. >> there's no way we can guarantee everyone is going to see a police officer during their trip. >> i have a problem.

i would like to find out how it's going to be fixed. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police say they're doing all they can to be proactive and reactive. melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." the battle resumed today over a key witness in the kate steinle murder case. lawyers for the suspect continued their efforts to force a federal ranger to testify in the case. prosecutors claim that lopez sanchez used a gun stolen from a ranger's car to shoot the 32-year-old on a pier along the city's embarcadero. federal officials blocked an attempt to make the ranger testify. the defense explained why the agent's testimony about the condition of the gun would be relevant. >> we find it ironic that the trump administration is trying to prevent this person from testifying or telling the truth about what happened.

>> so this is really about two things. number one, whether or not the defendant fired the gun. and number two, whether he did so with implied malice. and that's what this case is all about. >> the judge gave the defense until september to complete their request with federal authorities. in the meantime, the case will continue next week when it could be assigned to go to trial court. evacuations were lifted today near the delwiler fire. the fire has been burning for six days and covers an area nearly the size of san francisco and oakland combined. containment is up to 15 merz. 58 homes and 60 other buildings have been destroyed. the fire continues to move south. so far $11 million has been spent fighting this fire. this is a time lapse view of smoke filling yosemite. we'll get a closer look the impacts this fire is having.

if you live south of the golden gate and have plans for a trip north sunday, the marathon may alter those plans. as a safety precaution, the bridge will close all north bound lanes for the first time ever to accommodate and protect the runners. wayne freedman is live from marin county with more on that, and a preview of the race. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. we get a good sense of the danger. let's walk over. you've seen these kind of cars going through at high speed. now imagine 27,000 runners 2in lane with traffic wizzing by. that's why they're closing the lanes on sunday. if you don't yet have the perfect picture of the golden gate bridge, best to try for it before or after next sunday morning. >> you may thank the woman with 250 cameras. nothing moves on or around this

bridge that she cannot see. but it's what she might not be able to control during the san francisco marathon that left her worried. >> we have solid runners, shoulder to shoulder, for an hour and a half. you know, just an errant driver could cause disaster. >> reporter: from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. the bridge will close to all north bound traffic for the first time ever in this race. today, marathoners expressed race. >> there's a cone and you're running with cars going by at 55 miles per hour. even just a slight swerve could take out a lot of runners. >> reporter: that's dean, who ran a quick five miles just to meet us for this interview. come sunday, he intends to run two marathons, back-to-back, for individual charities, beginning at midnight. >> running through golden gate park at night, it's romantic. >> reporter: they began checking

in at ft. mason today. no complaints from them about the lane closures. >> better safe than sorry. >> reporter: after 40 years of working on the bridge, this will be her last marathon. lisa is retiring and does not want anything to ruin her perfect record. so next year you can watch? >> yes. >> reporter: and not with 250 cameras. along the golden gate bridge, wayne freedman, "abc7 news." this map shows you the route the marathon will take sunday. roads will be closed that you see here. we've posted other changes on the "abc7 news" app so you can find out what impact your weekend plans may have because of this race wherever you are. the south bay is all about soccer this weekend. on saturday night, it's the annual international champions cup at levi stadium, featuring two of the world's best teams, real madrid and manchester united. soccer fans from around the world are filling santa clara

hotels. >> it's like a dream come true. you're teeing tseeing the best best in your backyard. >> to have that opportunity, it's neat to see the progression of soccer in this country, particularly in the south bay which is a hot bed in the united states for soccer. >> organizers tell us more than 60,000 tickets have been sold, but limited seats remain at levi's. no worries about the weather this weekend, but it will be hot inland. right now we're looking live at the view from mt. tam, san francisco, and santa cruz. spencer christian gives us a look at the weekend forecast. >> going to be a sizzler. nice conditions, stay hydrated, because it will get very warm in spots. sunny skies across the bay area right now, and it's going to be sunny tomorrow and sunday. tomorrow's highs in our inland areas will be in the upper 90s to around 100 over the inland east bay. 104 at clearlake and cloverdale. sunday won't be much milder than

that. look for highs in the mid to upper 90s. i'll have the complete forecast coming up. thousands of people expected to kick off their weekend with a concert tonight. >> next, we're live at the reason it's been rescheduled and why it will be only half as good when it goes on. plus, what makes this new apartment building in san francisco the only one of its kind? humans and robots living together in harmony. it's really happening, at least in this kitchen. i'm jonathan bloom with a local startup's new take on making pizza, ahead on "abc7 news."

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take a look at this video from the east river in new york city. the fire department says a sea plane heading for the hamptons tried to take off. it hit water on the thirdhirdhid attempt. a fireboat took the disabled plane to the 23rd street marina. that's what you're watching here. no one was injured, which is remarkable and good news. let's go to washington now. new faces will represent president trump after a shakeup at the white house. press secretary sean spicer announced he's quitting after six months on the job. his resignation became after president trump appointed anthony scaramucci as white house communications manager. he spoke after being introduced to reporters. >> i think there's been, at times, a disconnect between the way we see the president and how much we love the president, and the way some of you perhaps see

the president. i certainly see the american people see the president the way i do, but we want to get that message out there. >> back here in the bay area, one of president trump's biggest critics, how minority leader nancy pelosi, weighed in. >> i don't have any comment about sean spicer. what's important is the six-month anniversary of the president's inauguration and he talked about jobs. we haven't seen a jobs bill. >> deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders will replace spicer. she's filled in for spicer during white house press briefings recently. a business that's been in the same place for 20 years has been forced to move, and the owner is wondering why it happened now. a popular taco truck that's parked by the intersection for 18 leslie brinkley joins us now.

>> reporter: the taco truck has been an iconic stop for workers on their way two and fro and fre day. she's had no problem, she says, until this year when she was shocked to learn that she had to move. the mexican food and cold drinks have been hot sellers at nellie ramirez's food truck for 18 years now. construction workers and locals stop by for lunch along busy vineyard avenue. loyal customers are going to bat for her. >> it's very, very sad. that somebody who has worked hard for 18 years to build a business where her clients expect her to be, she is now forced to relocate who knows where. >> reporter: she says her truck was always pulled over near the entrance here located on

property owned by ruby hill winery. they complained this year, because increasing traffic volume meant patrons were parking on the winery's private road. in some cases, big rig trucks. nellie says the city told her they were forcing her to move because her truck was obstructing traffic. no one from the city returned our call. >> she was there for more than 18 years, so she does not understand why they're moving her now, that they didn't 18 years ago? >> reporter: now her truck is parked across the street, and business, she says, is slipping. >> oh, yeah, 75%. not too much people come. >> reporter: the winery issued a statement saying -- >> reporter: i'm leslie brinkley, "abc7 news."

the amphitheater was supposed to be less happen an hour away from a concert with matchbox twenty and counting crows. but tonight it's all quiet. david louie is live to explain why, david. >> reporter: dan, those two signature bands are cooling their heels tonight, unable to perform here because of a collapsed roadway that blocked access to the stage for their equipment. and their fans are really disappointed. the big decision to cut the cord, to so speak, was made at 1:00 this afternoon. live nation says it discovered a collapse in the road that gives bands access to transfer their equipment to the stage, very important. and the hole got bigger overnight and it was decided metal trench covers were not viable to cover the hole. the show is rescheduled for tuesday evening with one big change, counting crows will not perform due to another

commitment. so matchbox twenty will do a longer set. still, fans are not too happy. >> never heard of anything like this. can't unload the equipment, really? we'll help carry it, guys. >> exactly. >> so without speakers, you can't have a concert. it should have been better preparation here for that. >> things happen. >> yeah, it does. but you still have to, you know, make sure everything works all the time. >> reporter: the tuesday show won't help those who came from out of town or had other plans. they can get a refund. one couple told me today, it happens to be their anniversary and this is how they wanted to celebrate as big fans of matchbox twenty. the wife will have to wait you are till tuesday to see her favorite, rod thomas. all of that is contingent on the repairs being made. live nation says that will happen over the weekend. they'll try to get it wrapped up

for tuesday. counting crows was not very happy on social media. they were not kind in their wording. you might want to check that out. david louie, "abc7 news." >> a lot of frustration there, david. thanks so much. time to turn to our weather. >> spencer christian has more. >> if you like warm weather, you'll get that this weekend. the bad news is it might be a little too hot in some inland areas. here's the seven-day forecast trend for concord, one of our usual hot spots. tomorrow and sunday, highs in the mid 90s. temperatures will drop sharply monday and tuesday down into the 80s, and all around the bay area, that will be the pattern. temperatures will be higher tomorrow and sunday, dropping off rather sharply by monday and tuesday. but temperatures will rebound next week. sunny skies across the bay area right now. no hint of fog at the coast, at least not much of a hint. just a little patch developing

there along the coastline. right now, looking at blue skies from our roof top camera here at abc 7. currently 63 in san francisco. low to mid 70s at mountain view and gilroy. 62 at half moon bay. this is the view, sort of, from sutro tower. you can see puffs of thin clouds moving out through golden gate over the western portion of the city. not much of a marine layer building right now. 87 degrees here. low to mid 80s at fairfield and livermore. one more live view here, looking back at san francisco. and these are the forecast features. hot conditions inland this weekend. bripgt a bright and mild near the coastline. temperatures bounce back up again toward the end of the week. starting late this afternoon into the evening hours, we'll see just a little fog developing

at the coastline, moving out across the bay tomorrow morning. back to the coastline by afternoon with sunny skies and mild conditions just about everywhere. overnight, even with the fog over the bay, it won't cool down much. lows in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow's highs, up to 100 degrees in antioch. upper 90's in many locations. the beach forecast shows mainly sunny skies, a high uv index. please apply sun screen if you're going to be in the sun. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. after hot withconditions inland temperatures drop off monday, tuesday, wednesday, bouncing back up again on thursday and friday. sort of a typical summer pattern. >> thanks, spencer. coming up next, the technique that turns these bo

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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> it looks like a typical apartment building, but there's nothing es like it in san francisco. in an effort to keep low income residents in their hometown, the

city is taking steps to provide affordable housing and ensure locals get some of the vacancies. >> a new apartment building just opened up here. kate larson visited it today and spoke to some of the grateful residents. >> reporter: today, community leaders celebrating a first of its kind housing development, hoping it will set the tone for more low income homes. >> other neighborhoods that are facing the pressures of gentrification that can build housing that can accommodate those facing displacement. >> reporter: they used the city's new anti-displacement housing preference to ensure locals get a better chance at winning the house lottery. >> i wanted to make sure that when this property was built, we had people from this neighborhood who live in this place. >> reporter: of the 98 units in this complex, 20 are reserved

for formerly homeless seniors. >> market rent, they go up about 1200, 1300 on up. >> reporter: robert cunningham couldn't afford to live where he grew up. so he was living with a friend before he found out he won a spot at the kennedy apartments. now they spend 30% of wherever their income may be in rent. >> they handed me the keys, and i went upstairs, and i kissed the floor and said thank you, god. >> reporter: federal housing officials were opposed to the city's neighborhood preference plan, but officials made their case in washington and now h.u.d. is on board. in san francisco, kate larson, "abc7 news." "abc7 news" was in livermore

where apartment residents found themselves the victims of the latest instance of bay area smash and grab robbery. smash as in breaking car windows and grab as in stealing items. >> the police officers told us it was about 15 cars in this complex that were broken into. and items stolen. >> police told them 19 cars and other complexes were broken into this morning. in march, the windows of 24 cars in fremont were smashed. some developing news. the detwiler fire is moving away from yosemite national park. but smoke is filling the park and there are warnings about respiratory issues. so what does that mean if you have a trip planned there soon?

he here's our report. >> reporter: that just shows how much smoke is covering the yosemite valley, smoke from the detwiler fire is bringing hazy conditions and unhealthy air quality. the vibrant views of yosemite are barely visible, as smoke from the fire blocks the park's most famous views. while visitors are still coming from all over the world to snap a shot, it's not the sight they expected. >> that's why we came here. we planned this for quite a while. to see all this haze from the fires is disappointing. >> reporter: flames from the fire are about 50 miles from the valley floor, causing hundreds of people, including 50 park employees, to evacuate their homes. >> we have temporary housing set up in the park. we do have employee housing in the park and have been able to accommodate most. >> reporter: the fire also damaged a transmig line.

pg&e says the power is now back up in the park. >> after we lost that transmission line due to fire, we placed some mobile generators in the area. >> reporter: park rangers say with the recent closures of highway 49 and highway 140, roads often filled with crowds are unusually quiet. >> we do have a little less visitation than normal. >> where's the nose at? >> reporter: visitors can expect the smoky air as the blaze continues to burn. the park is fully operating. high bay area 140 to yosemite is open to travelers. but those already at the park are making the best of it. >> you can see it barely. >> reporter: natalie granda, "abc7 news." tomorrow morning, muni begins partial subway shutdowns to test new trains. metro will close all day on weekends and will shut down at

9:30 on weeknights. buses on surface streets will be available. the closure starts tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. and scheduled to last through august 20th. check this out. this high tech truck can bake a pizza as it drives to you, and it's not necessarily a person who puts that pizza together. as we take a live look outside from our cam, spencer will b

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jimmy kimmel says billy is doing well just three months after undergoing open heart surgery. the late night host posted this update today. oh, look at that smile. he says that billy is three months old today and doing great. thanks for all your love and support and remind your congress people that every kid deserves the care billy got. he revealed that billy was born with congenital heart disease in may. you can watch his show every weeknight at 11:35 on "abc7 news." americans eat about 3 billion pizzas every year. there are the mom and pop pizzarias.

tonight, jonathan bloom goes inside one joint that's trying to offer the best of both worlds and using robots to do it. >> reporter: been the sliced onions and cheese, the first ingredient for a great pizza is an obsessive chef. pizza runs in your veins? >> 100%. i've got marinara pumping through my heart. >> reporter: so it took him some convincing to get inside this kitchen. >> it's been quite a ride. never thought i would be making pizzas with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: zoom plans to serve all of silicon valley from this location. >> i pay much less in rent. something like five times less. and what do i do? i reinvest that surplus into higher quality ingredients. >> reporter: they have their own starter dough, no prepackaged

produce and no mystery meat. >> trying to replicate really restaurant style pizza. >> reporter: if there's one secret ingredient, it's the last one. when thfinish the cooking on thr way to your door. >> so it's always fresh out of the oven. >> reporter: this truck is a pizzaria on wheels. >> we have an oven rack that contains 56 ovens. >> reporter: some contain pizza premade. but one contains your pizza set up just to finish. >> they were looking to cook enroute. that's what got me here. >> reporter: hello to laser guided cyber pie baking its way to your door. jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." can convenience cost you? >> next, michael finney looks

to you like your drycleaner and how do you pick them? >> michael finney has been looking into the best and the

worst of the bay area cleaners. >> drycleaners tend to operate in their own little world. most of us use the one in our neighborhood, but is that a good idea? in some areas, there's a drycleaner on every corner, so competition keeps prices down and quality up. right? not always. >> we found just astoundingly large price differences from place to place. >> reporter: that's kevin brazler. he's with bay area consumers checkbook. they found you don't get more just because you pay more. >> people just don't shop around. they go down to the corner and dump the clothes off. some people have a sense of their getting ripped off. but for the most part, people just don't shop around at all. >> reporter: one of the most highly rated drycleaners is glenn park cleaners. it gets good reviews for price and service. michelle lynch is a customer. >> they're efficient.

they always seem to know who you are. they've got you in their system. and they have fair prices and they're quick. >> reporter: i showed the ratings to the owner. he didn't know about the ratings. >> i guess i'm doing something right. >> reporter: you are. do you know what it is that you're doing right? >> i guess the trust. yeah, the trust is the most important thing. must be the trust. >> reporter: he is trusted. the reviews show that. prices are very good, as well. he says his land lord plays a big role in that. >> been here for 30 years and all this time they've been really good to us. >> reporter: so the important thing to remember is that there are huge differences between price and service. so if you don't feel well treated, check out other local dry cleaners. >> if you use our price ratings, we found that just among regular shops, some charge three times as much as the shop around the

corner. and i think most people are just unaware these differences exist. >> reporter: checkbook has some great advice, and a buyer's guide. it's on magazine racks right now. however, because you're watch thing program, you can view it online for free. i'll have a link on our web page and my facebook page, as well. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open monday through friday. 415-954-8151 or reach me through facebook and on abc7news.com. congress is considering a bill that would block states from making their own rules about when truck drivers have to take a break. california requires truckers to take a 30-minute meal break for every five hours, and ten minutes break for every four hours out on the road. federal guidelines give truckers a 30-minute break after eight hours of driving. supporters say it doesn't make

sense for individual states to set their own rules. opponents say getting enough rest prevents accidents. time to turn back to the weather. >> we're not going to let spencer rest. >> no rest for the weary. it's going to be so warm this weekend. right now we have sunny skies across the bay area. we'll have a little fog forming tonight. overnight, low temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 50s for the most part. antioch, a low of 62. tomorrow, get ready for temperatures rising, especially inland valleys with highs of 100. many other inland locations will have highs in the mid to upper 90s. around the bay, upper 70s to low 80s. great weekend for going to the beach. but the uv index is going to be very high. if you plan to be in the sun for long periods of time, apply sun

screen. we'll have temperatures moderating a bit next week and low 90s inland. low 60s on the coast. n extremes coming our way, but it will be toasty in our inland areas. on to sports tonight. >> larry has the latest. >> you know how much i love espedes. he wants to come back to the a's. what's the catch? and making the catch was the hard part for

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good evening. the giants aren't confirming anything but a guy on twitter, and twitter is never wrong, posted a shot of pablo sandoval getting on a plane bound for san francisco. wish i was going to the bruno mars concert. giants getting set for the padres. matt cain took one swing in batting practice, homered and walked off. can you teach that to hunter pence? he's homerless at at&t park this year. the skipper, he knows nothing.

>> no, i haven't talked to pablo. i haven't talked to bobby about pablo. so i don't know where we're at right now. until i hear further, i can't say anything. >> a's in new york taking on the mets. cespedes says he wants to finish his career as an a. a's up 1-0 in the second. this makes it 2-1 mets. and ryan healey takes a rocket to the temple. that is going to hurt. later in the sixth, bases loaded, a's up 3-2. rivera singles, davis throws to matt chapman, then he gets greedy and throws it to the middle of nowhere. the ball just rolls forever. 5-3, mets at that point. 7-3 mets now in the eighth. stars everywhere looking for their own super teams. a jaw dropper today in

cleveland, with espn reporting all-star guard kyrie irving wants out, requesting a trade. he supposedly wanted to be the focal point of a new team and get away from lebron james. it's not like lebron is hogging the ball from him. maybe he knows lebron will be going to l.a. after this season and wants out. his reported number one choice for a trade would be to the spurs. classic british open conditions for round two today, meaning windy, rainy, cold, horrible, unless your name is jordan spieth. nasty, nasty day at royal burkedale. justin thomas, two shots off the lead. three consecutive shots gets eye iron stuck, then hits the ball backwards but hits it forward

but had no idea where it is. missed the cut with an 80. jordan spieth, 1 under 69, saving par on 10 with this. had only one bogey on the day. long birdie try on 11. spieth is minus 6 and leads by two shots over matt kuchar. >> you get nervous. and i'll be feeling it this weekend. i enjoy it. because that's -- as long as i approach it positively and recognize this is what you want to feel, because you're in the position you want to be in, then the easier it is to hit solid shots. >> love this clip. ft. wayne, indiana, foul ball lands in a woman's beer. what do you do about this? she chugs it. the crowd goes crazy. she has a souvenir pal and a million guys watching tv thinking, i would marry her. that's a wrap on sports.

and happy birthday to spencer christian. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. the video is just coming in of an armed robbery at a starbucks. how a customer stepped in to save the day. happening now, dozens are lining up in the south bay on "abc7 news" at 11:00, the big name sports superstar coming face to face with fans tonight. coming up tonight at 8:00, the premiere of "the descendant's 2." 10:30, the "after party," followed by "abc7 news" at 11:00. finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. fortunes rise and fall. for decades, the golden state warriors were terrible, now they're the best team in the nba. the giants are near the bottom of their division. a couple of years ago they were at the top of the heap. here's a live picture of at&t

park, a crown jewel in the major leagues that plays host to a team that is failing as spectacularly as they were succeeding in 2014. pablo sandoval is playing as poorly now as the team he hopes to rejoin. how does that happen? how do such dramatic reversals of fortunes happen in sports? the same way in life. one minute you're up, the next you're down. a lost job, failed marriage, unexpected illness, on and on. we all face those chance. what matters is, as the old saying goes, not how many times you get knocked down but how many times you get back up. let me know how you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> that is it for this edition of "abc7 news." >> for spencer christian, the birthday boy, larry beil and all of us, appreciate your time. >> have a good night.

this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a writer from coweta, oklahoma... a university instructor from winnipeg, manitoba, canada... and our returning champion, a high school history teacher from homer, new york... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i really thought deborah was going to be around for quite some time as champion on "jeopardy!," but along came justin yesterday. mastered the material and the signaling device very quickly, very impressively,

picking up a lot of money in the process. george and connie, welcome and good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, find out what we're dealing with... sounds good. next... and finally, you're gonna love this one... we'll give you a word with all of its consonants removed. you identify the word for us. justin, you start. consonant craving for $200, please. connie. what is the umbilical? that's it. consonant craving for $400, please. george. what is acupuncture? right. craving for $600.