coyote creek flooded over president's day. some were literal lly carried t safety. >> the repairs and rebuilding continue not just physically but mentally as well. survivors aren't looking forward to another rainy season. >> david louie has their story now from san jose. >> reporter: leaves in the gutters can well lead to clogged storm drains. debris in coyote creek could impede water flow. everyone is on alert at rain returns. >> we're on stand by. as soon as the storms happen our crews go out there and inspect trash racks to make sure everything is flowing safely. >> reporter: rob susa is learning how expensive it can be. >> it will be about $170,000

when it's all said and done, just for the garage. >> reporter: much of that will be out of his possibility. his homeowners policy paid $55,000. and he has a lawsuit pending against the water district. the city is busy working on a sanitary sewer improvement project. it was aggravated last year because the pump went out. the sight of adults, children and pets being evacuated remains. a few new residents have moved in, such as sergio as vee dough. >> it gives me some type of confidence that it won't happen again. not 100% sure. we still have to prepare just in case. >> reporter: we'll soon see if he's right. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. well, clouds got in the way

of tonight's sunset and tomorrow those clouds will bring us rein he -- rain in the bay area. >> this is pretty widespread. >> yeah, and it will become widespread as we go later into our wednesday. it's been several weeks since we've seen rain, and it is returning to the region. you do notice there are a few returns many this is not reaching the ground yet. it's so dry near the surface that this is all evaporating, but it will reach the ground in the next 24 hours. when do we expect the drops to finally reach the surface? likely midday on thursday. that's when you will see the rain arrive. and once it arrives it will be sticking around for a couple days, not only rain but the chance of a thunderstorm. much of the bay area has been placed under an isolated chance of a thundershower popping up.

if one does tomorrow, it could contain lightning and hail. once that rain arrives it will stick around for a couple days. we'll take a look at where this storm ranks on the impact scale and how much you can expect in the accuweather forecast. to keep track of the changing weather conditions where you live, use the app, it's free to download. new at 6:00, a peeping case in santa rosa escalated to sexual assault against a minor after they found that the suspect had been sexting with the victim via snapchat. he reportedly peeped into a 11-year-old girl's bedroom in late december. the girl's father found cortez and his daughter exchanged thousands of messages over snapchat, some sexual in nature. he faces sexual assault charges. police are searching for

this man. the victim works there and was inside a classroom when the attack happened about 6:30 a.m. san jose police released the sur veilance video of the suspect. there will be extra police in the area and at the school as a result of the attack. and fremont police were involved in a standoff with a 28 year old man suspected of attacking his father. police arrived at the victim's home at about 10:45. he told police his son had injured him and took off in his car on mill creek road. police caught up with him about 2:00 p.m. he was hiding in the bushes. the suspect gave himself up after negotiations. an armed robbery of an ups driver at the store's loading dock. it happened at the villa jet corda madera shopping melanie woodrow is on the story.

>> reporter: you can see dozens of nordstrom employees standing outside the department store. they evacuated employees from the nordstrom around 10:00 a.m. after an armed robbery at the loading dock. a suspect robbed an ups driver. a nordstrom employee was pistol whipped, according to police. >> it does appear there were nordstrom employees on the loading dock. >> reporter: the suspect got away in a white van. police say someone else was driving. police do not have a description of the armed suspect or the get away driver. >> it does appear that the suspect was wearing some sort of mask. >> reporter: investigators are hopeful surveillance video will help them identify the suspects and the vehicle they left in. >> it's very unusual, very unusual for us. >> reporter: law enforcement officials from multiple agencies responded. an ups spokesperson said ups is working with law enforcement and

is thankful the ups driver is safe. they evacuated the department store out of abundance of caution. >> right now we have no reason for anyone to be afraid for their safety. >> reporter: no shots were fired and police say the suspect never entered the store. police have not said what if anything the suspect got away with. in corda madera, abc 7 news. a hayward resident faces charges of murder and driving while drunk and high following a crash that killed a highway patrol officer on christmas eve. we're taking a look at the picture of the suspect, mohammad ali. they believe he was driving 120 miles per hour. the impact killed officer camilleri. they were looking for impaired drivers, trying to prevent tragedies for other families. >> drinking and driving is socially unacceptable. smoking marijuana and driving is as unacceptable.

>> if you are going to drink, smoke or take drugs that affect your ability to drive, arrange for a designated driver. >> ali will be booked into jail once he's released from the hospital. to an update on a high-profile murder case along the peninsula. it made national headlines when the key defendant put up $65 million in cash and property to post bail. lee, along with her boyfriend and another are accused of killing keith green, the father of lee's children. we are joined from redwood city with today's update on the case. so dramatic, vic. >> reporter: there are some new developments in this sensational murder case here on the peninsula. this hearing today here at the hall of justice was supposed to be a pretrial hearing. instead, they set a new trial date, which had been january 16th. and tiffany lee's attorney tells us he plans to file a motion to

separate his client from another defendant who plans to sing for the prosecution. >> we're set for trial, tentatively on march 12. >> reporter: tiffany lee's attorney jeff carr and others representing the defendants, her boyfriend and her bodyguard and trainer got the judge to agree on the new trial date. all three are charged with killing keith green, tiffany lee's ex-boyfriend and father of their two young children. she's the only one out on bail, having posted property and cash worth nearly $70 million. adelea is asking the district attorney to let him plead to less serious charges in exchange for testimony that would incriminate lee and bayat. that's what he said in this exclusive interview. >> are you going to take the deal and agree to testify against tiffany. >> yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: he says all he did

was dispose of the body in a rural field in sonoma county after the other two murdered green in lee's hills hills hills mansion. attorney carr says he is lying. >> if you've been able to see the evidence we've been able to see about what they have against mr. adella, the average person would say it's much more likely he did the killing than testify any lee. >> reporter: the deputy district attorney says adella has asked for a deal. >> he has brought that to us. i will just say at this time it is still, we are, still have charges 187 against all three defendants. >> reporter: 187 is a charge for murder. the two men facing charges for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland delayed entering pleas in court today. they both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter.

one for every victim. both suspects remain in jail. police believe they were negligent for several reasons, including storing chemicals inside the oakland warehouse. but defense attorneys claim it was someone else's fault. >> there's potential arson in this case. here's potential that the fire started because of pg&e negligence with respect to a transformer next door, not even with, you know, in my client's premises. >> they will return to court to enter pleas next month. their trial could begin in the summer. recreational pot is not for everyone. >> that's true. coming up, a bay area city is launching a cautionary campaign about cannabis. i'm michael finney with bathroom remodelling advice. 7 on your side is coming up.

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moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. although it is still illegal for teenagers to buy or smoke recreational marijuana in california, the recreational use law has prompted so's health department to launch a social media campaign to inform young people about the risks of cannabis. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez has the story. >> reporter: scientific studies have suggested that young people should wait until their mid-20s to start using marijuana. during this period of neurodevelopment, a younger brain is more sensitive to damage from drug exposure. >> you're more likely to have problems with memory, attention, affecting your school. >> reporter: the risks are higher for those with a family history of mental illness.

>> they're more likely to develop psychosis or schizophrenia. >> reporter: it's okay to have edblings, it won't hit me that hard, fact or fiction? those began appearing on social media. those ads also highlight the fact that youth consumption of cannabis here in san francisco is lower than the national average. a 2015 study on cannabis found that 71% of all of san francisco high school students reported never trying marijuana. compared to 59% nationwide. the san francisco unified school district has been tracking its students for years. from 2009 to 2015, 83% of high school students said they were not users of cannabis, 93% of middle school students were not either. >> we want kids to know that they have good company in making a choice not to use these substances. >> reporter: the health department also wants teens to know that cannabis is still

illegal if you're under 21. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> now while we're on the topic, there is a downer clouding the high over legalization of recreational marijuana in california. they expect a surge of business but still face a dilemma when it comes to the safety of their money. we are joined with more on this. >> perhaps now that california, the most populace state in the nation is in the game, banks, credit unions and other lending institutions will be open to changes. in any case, the state and local governments are trying to figure out how to safely handle these massive amounts of money. marijuana is, for the most part, an all-cash business. and where there have been robberies before with medical pot, recreational sales will boom to an expected $7 billion. possibly attracting more violent

crimes. henry is an attorney with the cannabis industry, pushing to open the doors of financial institutions t institutions to his clients. >> somebody is going to get hurt. people may be killed. it's something that shouldn't have to happen for people to, for people that control the banking industry and congress to realize that this is something that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: marijuana remains illegal in the eyes of the feds, which makes banks reluctant to open accounts. having no place to stash cash is not just a concern about crime. the attorney tells us people he represents are asking for help to come in from the cold. >> we want to buy houses. we want to send our kids to school. we need to have checking to be able to do that. >> reporter: strategies are being discussed on both the state and local levels. california treasurer john chung recently convened a working group that suggested among other ideas, opening up a state-backed

financial institution. san francisco supervisor, maleah cohen has bank. >> how do they bank and carry out their transactions in a safe, manageable, procedure. so these are all very important questions that the municipal bank is looking to provide answers to. >> reporter: and supervisor cohen will hold a hearing next month. by the way, the cities of oakland and berkley are also looking into the idea of a municipal bank. in the newsroom, care laolyn ty abc 7 news. we really needed the rain, and boy, is it coming. >> we do need it badly. drew tuma is tracking it. >> we are already several inches below normal for this time of year. live doppler 7 along with satellite, for much of the day

we've had cloud cover overhead. you do see green on the screen, but the showers are not reaching the surface quite yet. but the next 24 hours, they will certainly make their presence known. showing you market street into the financial district. this picture is dry, but fast forward 24 hours from now, we do expect drop on that lens. the storm impact scale we use here, we rank our storms from gun lig one light, five to severe. gives you an idea of what to expect. and the system arriving will linger for a few days into friday morning. light to moderate times. it could contain lightning and small hail. but it's not a soaking rain that we desperately need. we'll see about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain once the system is all wrapped up.

temperature wise, numbers have not budged too far from where we were earlier this afternoon. upper 50s to lower 60s was our high, that's where we sit. 55 in san rafael. concord, mild for this time of the night this time of the year at 60 degrees. the next 12 hours we'll continue to see crowlouds thicken. not too chilly. no 30s on the board. we will all settle into the 40s. this is our storm system right here that will bring the rain the next 24 hours. still several hundred miles offshore, but it is moving in our direction. so let's time this out for you. future weather hour by hour, tomorrow afternoon, 12:30 around lunch time, this is when we do expect drops to be reaching the surface. very isolated in nature, but as the evening progresses we do see showers ramping up. as we get to 7:00 wednesday evening, future weather showing

you scattered showers across the region, and these pops of yellow you see, some off the coast and some inland at this hour. this is the chance of a thundershower popping up. that's likely going to happen. if it does, in the evening on wednesday. of course we'll keep tracking that as they move through. future tracker rainfall estimates, as we get you through friday once again, about a quarter to three quarters of an inch of reain is a very good estimate. could see more than that. but the majority will fall in that range. upper 50s to lower 650s t0s the of the game tomorrow afternoon. there's that chance of the thundershower. a scattered shower still in the forecast on thursday, even into friday morning, and then the system is out of here. we're dry for the weekend. download the app, you can track the weather right there in the palm of your hands.

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a reason to cheer, just one trading day into the new year and the market has already recorded a new milestone. the nasdaq closed above 7,000 for the first time ever, gaining

more than 100 points. the dow added just about the same and the s&p gained 22 points. weig weight-watchers stock rose signing another deal. d.j. callan will start promoting the weight loss program. he lost about 20 pounds on weight-watchers. oprah joined the board which helped stocks rise. mcdonald's is doing another fresh beef burger test. most of their burgers are currently made with frozen beef. the fresh beef arch burger is a little smaller than a quarter pounder, just one sixth of a pound instead of one quarter. they tested them in 2016 and plan to make it the standard at most restaurants in the next few months. here's a question. have you had a good day today? the pugh research center says

the responses don't add up the way you'd think. 30% of people ranked their day as good. in the u.s., 44%. the median for countries in europe was 22%, more than double that in african countries, 49%, and almost as high in south america. these responses run in a reverse trend to the united nations human development index, which scores countries on qualities like income, education and expected life-span. countries that scored high on that scale were less likely to say they had a good day. which country had the highest percentage? nigeria, 73%. >> did not expect that at all. your personal habits could be part of a rising trend when it comes to retail. >> next see what's in the forecast for some of the biggest stores at the mall. and we'll take at the weather conditions elsewhere that make you say oh, yeah, i'm glad to be in california. >> you can get the latest news

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live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. you really think a lot of the little, little guys are going to suffer, which is sad, because i really like to support small business when i can. >> support means shoppers going inside stores instead of online. and the choices many are making could have dire consequences for businesses this year. we're not just talking about mom and pop shops either. >> no, we're not. this could affect anchor tenants at big shopping malls. melissa harrington explains. >> reporter: shoppers like sarah like to support retail stores but admit it's just easier to shop online. >> we're on our phones ordering what we need to order because it's so easy to do that rather than get out to the stores with little ones in tow, and then there's parking and there's just so many kind of steps to go into the store. >> reporter: just two days into the new year, a consumer report

predicts thousands of closures are on the way, including anchor stores like macy's and jc penney, for example, the large stores at the entrance of a shopping center that attract the majority of customers that give a boost to smaller businesses nearby. the report says 310 out of 1300 malls across the country are at risk of losing an anchor tenant. >> men have seen that the new anchors are movie theaters, are bowling alleys, are restaurants. >> reporter: the dean of business administration at stanislaus university told me over the phone that shoppers want more than just a new shirt. they want an experience. >> they need to have a reason to go to a store. >> reporter: to attract more families, the sun valley mall in concord opened up round one, a large arcade, with games, karaoke and bowling. >> we're planning on picking up

some of the vans, shoes at the vans store after we're done with this, but we're also going to eat. >> reporter: still, the business insider report says 12,000 stores are expected to close in 2018. melissa harrington, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, a santa cruz man is under arrest in south dakota after a body was found in the trunk of his car. he was seen by south dakota highway patrol traveling over 100 miles per hour. he led troopers on a 45 mile chase, bailed and tried to run off. when investigators searched his car they found a woman's body in the trunk. they are labeling it a suspicious death. in a pair of tweets today, president trump criticized the palestinians for not cooperating in a long-term peace process with israel in return for u.s. aid. he says we pay hundreds of millions a year and get no respect. they don't want to renegotiate a

long peace treaty with israel. he threatened to cut off aid to palestinians. they say they would not accept a u.s. peace pan pan pan p president declared moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the longest-serving republican senator is retiring. >> i look forward to spending more time with my family, especially my sweet wife elaine whose unwavering support made this possible. >> he'll leave office when his term expires at the end of the year. meantime, it's al franken's final day as a u.s. senator. last month he announced he would resign after several women accused him of sexual misconduct. he apologized for some of the accusations and denied others. minnesota's lieutenant governor will be sworn in tomorrow to replace franken. a special election will be held to fulfill the remaining term.

a movement is fighting sexual harassment not just in the entertainment industry but all industries. they're calling it "time's up." we show you the latest voices. >> reporter: i want to show you the gofundme campaign. it's raised a whopping $14 million. there are lots of small donations. but the hollywood a-list equipment who created time's up are giving jaw-dropping amounts. reese witherspoon, shonda rice and meryl streep. and oprah winfrey add another $100,000. all together, 300 celebrities took out the full-page ad in newspapers saying now unlike ever before our access to the media and decision-makers has the potential of leading to real accountability and consequences. this initiative, a response to the avalanche of sexual

misconduct accusations rocking hollywood and beyond. actress ashley judd, a member of time's up told diane sawyer about her alleged experience with disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. >> then he obviously grabbed my hand. it's like the look on my face, abject terror. ki s i can see it in my eyes. >> reporter: it will provide legal support to every woman involved in agriculture that has to find off unwanted sexual assaulted from her boss. every janitor trapped in a bailedi building with a trepredatory supervisor. they say if they can't fight, then who can. across the country, people are dealing with severe weather. >> they are stuck! look, this is freaking bonkers. >> that pretty much sums it up.

as many as 25 cars and ten big rigs were involved in a pileup on interstate 90. bad weather and thick snow made visibility poor, leading to the chain reaction crash. then in richmond, virginia, a swan, oh, no, stranded on a frozen lake. she was apparently stuck there for at least ten hours. >> it was like, whoa, she was locked in, around ice. she was frozen in ice. she couldn't move. >> hmm. you see those emergency responders there helping break through the ice and free the swan who seemed to be unharmed. good for her. no freezing temperatures, but we are expecting rain for the first time in weeks. plus a look at the latest

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numbers through the abc 7 news app. the app is free to download. tomorrow's powerball prize is even bigger, $440 million. so if you don't win tonight, tomorrow will be a night. >> can't even wrap my head around that number. speaking of winning the lottery that might be earth-shattering, but not quite as much as a real earthquake and the big one could happen anytime. >> for years they have studied seismic graphs. there may be a better instrument for the job right beneath our feet. >> these are called geophones. they were developed in the early 1900s. >> reporter: the sensors haven't changed much, but the lab has plans for something much smaller. >> each of these little tiny strands is a single fiber of glass. >> reporter: they're the fiber optic cables that make up the internet. >> they installed a huge amount of fiber underground with the expectation that the internet

would become a big thing and people would use it all the time. >> reporter: they were right, but they installed too much. now the unused, so-called dark fibers could be the key to learning about earthquakes. >> the key is to shine a short pulse of light through the fibers and measure. this is the mexico 8.1. >> reporter: they get measurements in places that traditional instruments can't go. >> offshore and urban areas. >> reporter: the massive amounts of data is quickly filling up piles of these 16 terabyte hard drives, but it turns out that data can be used for a lot more than studying earthquakes. >> i would say i listen to noise most of the time. >> reporter: she's using vibrations from passing trains and trucks to make a sonogram of what's underground. >> the depth of the water table

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a bay area-based smart lock company is suspending operations. we introduced you to otto. they may never ship. the san mateo-based company was in talks with a public company about possible acquisition. but in late december the process was called off, leaving them without any funding. shifting now to something very important, maybe you're in the market for a new toilet. >> in a partnership with consumer reports, michael finney helps you choose the receipt ig

for your house. and there are a lot more options than there used to be. >> when you make changes to your bathroom, the toilet is an important part of the equation. what is there to consider? the shape, the style, whether it will fit the right distance from the wall. but oh, there is so much more as dan just said. and our friends at "consumer reports" explain the tale of two toilets. >> it is one of the most used and most important fixtures of a home. when it's time to get a new one, the mall of toilets can be pretty daunting. how do you choose? not all perform the soon. consumer reports see whether they effectively wash away debris and how water efficient they are. to illustrate, consumer reports selected two that cost the

$150. one has the lowest score. the mansfield just got fair marks for waste removal. the delta prelude does its main job very well. these little test sponges won't be coming back. and how clean is the bowl surface afterwards? one consumer reports test is to draw a water soluble marker ring around the inside of the rim to see if one flush can wash it away. the mansfield bowl was only fair with markings left behind after each flush. >> a good performer has the power to rinse away most of the debris most of the time. >> the consumer reports delta model did an excellent job of rinsing the ring away. and when you shop, check out the efficiency rating. the delta uses less water than the mansfield, just 1.28 gallons per flush, versus 1.6. now, if you have a toilet from before 1990, you can save 19

gallons per person, per day, by switching to one with the environmental protection agency's sticker on it. to find out if yours is leaking or needs to be replaced, put a couple of drop of food coloring in the tank, wait 15 minutes. if there's any color in the bowl, you've got a you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> that's fascinating. great information. the bay area is a gorgeous place, and boy, do viewers prove it. >> check out the picture that craig took in petaluma. it has the #abc 7 new that helps us find it and share it on tv. >> follow us on instagram. we abc 7 news bay area. drew is back with an update on the forecast. >> we're tracking rain returning here tomorrow.

there's going to be snow in much of the northest. winter weather thursday morning. a strong storm will develop, bringing snow all the way from d.c. to boston. but in the wake of the storm system, check the wind chills, friday morning, 22 degrees below zero. that chilly air is not getting relieved for the folks near the great lakes. we have clouds overhead. we are tracking rain moving into the area. it lingers through friday. light to moderate showers. there's a chance we could see a thundershower pop up tomorrow evening. so the 12-hour planner on wednesday, out the door, likely not raining where you are, but have the umbrella with you as you go about your day because by noon and through the evening hours that rain moves through as scattered showers lingering into 7:00 with temperatures in the 50s. likely the evening commute

tomorrow will feature damp spots. the rain will arrive, but lingers into friday morning we still have to include a chance of a shower. then we dry out friday evening and are completely dry for the upcoming weekend. >> much needed. thanks. very interesting news from raider nation. >> no kidding. larry, what's going on? >> the wait is on for gruden. we flash s back to one of the biggest things about this job. >> is there a dramatic flaw? >> no, sir. >> the flaws became

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good evening. the arrival of jimmy garoppalo r changed everything for the 49ers. winning their last five games, and the future looks suddenly so bright. they held their final press conference of the season and mike shumann was there. >> reporter: the 49ers became the first team in nfl his troy lose their first nine and win at least three games.

general manager john lynch loved the way they finished. >> i'm really proud of the way kyle and his staff kept the team positive and upbeat, but at the same time never lowered our expectations of what we expected out of them. >> reporter: kyle shanahan has said they're rebuilding this team brick by brick. and this year draft class had them feeling like a proud father. >> you can see them get better each day and we see it on the practice field a lot. and i think you guys saw it the second partear. and it's nice when it's that obvious. >> reporter: the addition of jimmy garoppalo kick started, winning five straight and six of their last seven. >> jimmy came in and was, was fabulous. he was great for us. he made people around hmm better, and i think that's mark of a player who has an opportunity to be special, is do you make people around you better? he did that. >> reporter: of course the biggest question is the offseason is will they sign

jimmy grop thraroppalo to $25 m or a long-term deal? >> you have our assurances and the fans do, that we'd like nothing more than to make him a meaner f niner for a long, long time. >> reporter: good to hear, because it all it starts with your quarterback. >> jon gruden is going to work wildcard weekend for espn, then the expectation is he will take over as head coach of the oakland raiders. aside from the cash, it appears one of the main reasons that gruden would want this job is the opportunity to coach derek carr. check out the gruden quarterback camp flashback video from the espn archives. >> now i want you. >> right. >> what do you say about that? >> appreciate that. let let's win some championships now. >> gruden, enamored with carr's pedigree, despite the fact that experts didn't have him graded out as a first rounder. we may soon find out if gruden

can fix carr by next year. let's see. fresh off getting steph currie back in the line up, green only played seven minutes. he was ejected. but he hurt his ankle in today's practice. yes. >> juhe just came down on somebody's foot. we'll just see how he's doing tomorrow morning. i'm not going to speculate on anything. >> we wouldn't want to do that. nba tonight, cavs hosting the blazers, isaiah thomas, season debut after a hip injury that's kept him out for months. stop anden pop, the jumper, fr three-point range, that will go. thomas, limited in minutes, 17 points, 18 minutes, three in

transition. lebron went for 24 as the cavs win, 127-110. sharks north of the border, taking on the canadiens. right place, right time, just adjacent to the net. that's number eight for jumbo joe. later in the second, bodker with a shot. right now, it is 4-1 sharks, and they're in the third period. this whole gruden/raiders situation is going to be fascinating to see how it plays out. he apparently is already contacting people to be part of his coaching staff, so you would think he's going to be all in and mark davis would have to be all in, in terms of dollars. that's going to be costly. >> we'll be watching. join us tonight on coffee tv, dueling nuclear buttons. the president says his is bigger and better, reaction to his war of words with north korea at 9:00. then at 11:00, it's not just

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- a research analyst from new york, new york... a writer from pataskala, ohio... and our returning champion, a museum educator from everett, washington... ...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. as you saw yesterday, nick got the new year off to a good start for himself. today it's perhaps saralee's turn or olev. we'll find out in this half hour. good luck. here we go.

let's check out the categories, shall we? you tell me. we'll deal with... and... "light" coming up in each correct response. nick. go. all-american food for $200. saralee. -what is boston? -yes. all-american food for $400. -nick. -what are buffalo wings? -yes. -all-american food, $600. see the avocado peeking out of this sushi staple? said to have been created by chef hidekazu tojo. -nick. -what's a california roll? -you are right. -food, $800.