>> the letter released by the ntsb today shows the company drew criticism from the agency because of information released in an investigation. the i-team investigated a crash in mountain view that killed mawalter hwaun. i rode to the scene in a same model. right after that report, tesla issued a statement confirming auto pilot was on at the time but that huang had his hands the wheel for six seconds. today's letter says this past friday night in a phone call, he warned elon musk about releasing information in an ongoing investigation. then came tuesday's i-team report with the widow, brother

and lawyer who have filed to sue tesla. >> i try not to cry in front of my child. because they feel afraid. >> unfortunately, it appears that tesla has tried to blame the victim here. >> after that report, tesla released another statement that read, the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road, despite car providing multiple warnings to do so, adding the reason other families are not on tv is their loved ones are still alive. and that statement, according to the ntsb's letter led to another phone call from the ntsb chairman last night in which he informed elon musk the agency was removing the company from participating in the investigation. it is unfortunate that tesla by its actions did not agree by the party agreement wrote robert sumwalt. it does not serve the public

interest. tesla's firing back, writing this afternoon, it's been clear in our conversations with the ntsb that they're more concerned about press headlines than nationally promoting safety. the company accuses federal investigators of releasing partial bits of incomplete information to the media, in violation of their own rules, at the same time they were trying to prevent us from telling all the facts. tesla says they're going to make an official complaint to congress about the ntsb. an attorney for the family told me that tesla feels more concerned about blaming mr. huang and less concerned about the safety of drivers using the auto pilot system. i'm posting this all on abc 7 news.com. online you'll find the videos of the stories that dan and the i-team have done about this crash. we will send out push alerts when news breaks.

the santa clara district attorney's office has charged rubin foss toter with multiple felonies. wou we have more on the disturbing charges. >> reporter: rubin foster did not enter a plea today. that has been delayed until the end of april. and tonight he remains out of jail on $75,000 bail. inside this santa clara county courtroom, a stoic rubin foster faces the seriousness of allegations against him. >> we do not care who the perpetrator is, their status in the community or anything of that nature. we are here it to try to get you justice. >> reporter: two months ago, police responded to foster's home in los gatos after his girlfriend flagged down a stranger to call for help. >> her boyfriend beat her up. two weapons, an ar-16 and we're

still getting further. we do have history here. >> reporter: prosecutors released new details saying foster dragged her by the hair, threw her out of the house and punched her in the head leaving her with a ruptured eardrum. police found an assault weapon and magazine. both of which are illegal in california. >> in is beyond a simple domestic violence case. the d.a. has alleged multiple strikes. he is facing two strikes under the three strikes law. >> reporter: richard sherman was there to support his teammate. foster has not been cut from the 49ers organization. they said they will ten continu follow the serious matter. rubin is aware that his status is under scrutiny. the judge ordered foster who have no contact with the victim

but will return on april 30th for a plea hearing. foster is the fifth niners player since 2014 to be arrested on charges involving violence against women. the others were tremaine brock last year. his case was dismissed. ahmad brook in 2015. bruce miller in 2015. and ray mcdonald in 2014. none of those players is currently on a team. in all, according to data compiled by usa today, 17 49ers have been arrested in twifl, second only to the new york jets with 18. a situation had been improving in contra costa county until last night. freeway shootings without clear motivation. there were two incidents in the span of two hours last night. laura anthony is live in walnut creek near the scene of the first of those shootings, laura? >> reporter: well, after a year's long string of shootings,

finally, the numbers were way down. this year there were nine shooting incidents until yesterday. it happened twice in a matter of hours on two separate highways, about seven miles apart in contra costa county. the first shooting came at 9:45 wednesday night on interstate 680 near treat boulevard after two drivers got into an altercation on the freeway. >> the vehicle threw bottles at him. and then the victim's rear window shattered out. he thought his car had been struck by a bottle. he drove home and about 11:00 at night he discovered a bullet fragment in his vehicle. >> reporter: a short time later near the port chicago exit there was another shooting incident, also allegedly caused by road rage. >> it is a very busy corridor. >> reporter: karen is a contra costa county supervisor whose

district includes 680. thanks to local funding from the city of pittsburg and money from the state, a stretc of road now has cameras, but she would like to see a similar system along 680. >> we need to all be working to the. because our constituents don't care which jurisdiction or agency has responsibility. they just want to feel safe in their cars. >> reporter: in the meantime, drivers say they'll try to keep cool cool even when someone else isn't. >> i don't really think about somebody shooting. that's something to be aware of, your surroundings, both sides. >> reporter: in walnut creek, laura anthony. abc 7 news. alameda police are asking for your help in solving the first murder of a the year. a 61-year-old restaurant owner has died from injuries she received on webster street last year. eric? >> reporter: we're going to show you surveillance video in just a minute.

it's hard to tell from that exactly how many people were involved. but alameda police tell us they're looking for at least two attackers in the incident that happened outside this restaurant last friday night. they don't have a good stripgs of those assailants, but they know the victim was brutally beaten and died days later. you'll see the struggle that changed this case from attempted robbery to homicide. this surveillance video from a nearby business shows the attackers beating cindy lie and a 28-year-old man who tried to help her. it happened last friday night around closing time. both victims were rushed to the hospital. >> the female victim sustained serious traumatic injuries and succumbed to her injuries on tuesday april 10th. >> reporter: the male was treated and released. employees didn't want to go on camera, but they did say lyonned

t -- lee owned the restaurant here and another with her husband in oakland. they vow to find the killers. >> since this occurred, we've devoted every investigative resource to exclusively to this investigation. all of our investigators led by our violent crimes unit have been collecting and analyzing evidence. >> reporter: if you have any information, you're asked to call alameda police in alameda, eric thomas, abc 7 news. new developments emerged today in the search for a missing family bound for the bay area. highway patrol investigators confirm a suv carrying four people plunged into a northern california river last friday. the family from southern california vanished while driving from portland, oregon to san jose. searchers found items alongside the river in mendocino county and the items were confirmed to have belonged to the family. the river is running very fast right now, so divers plan to look for bodies once the water is calmer.

in a separate characteristic the search continues in mendocino county for three children missing after a suv plunged off a cliff last month. two women and three children all from the same washington state family were killed. a body found near the scene this weekend has not been identified. emergency call records from washington state show one of the mothers sent a text saying she was so sick she might have to go to a hospital. the suv was found two days later. the chief executive of backpage.com has agreed to plead guilty money laundering charges and cooperate with prosecutors after federal agents seized the online forum. prosecutors call back page a quote online brothel. colin farrell will testify as part of plea deals he reached in california and texas. he could face prison sentences of up to five years in each state. back page's founders face charges after being indict bade

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friedman joins us with the story of progress. >> reporter: good evening. they are doing special patrols with a special unit and with an awareness campaign. new signs that they're putting on signs around the city and in airports. according to san francisco police, the people doing this are coming in from out of town and essentially making a living on people parking their cars with belongings inside. are you looking at a target-rich environment, maybe even living in it, one in which diamonds litter the streets. and if they came from your windshield, think are not your best friend. >> our city cannot continue to thrive if people cannot leave their cars unattended. >> reporter: the police announced a crackdown against automobile break-ins. >> my car was broken into a few years ago. our home was broken into last year. our family home, so this gets personal very quick for a lot of people. >> reporter: san francisco police logged 30,000 automotive

smash and grabs last year, 82 per day. fisherman fisherman's wharf. but we found glass avenue wheev look. >> make sure you take your things up to the hotel room. >> reporter: you'll see these signs on streets, buses, in rental cars and printed in at least four different languages. david lasarra came up with the plan. >> we want to say this is not the place to do t. >> reporter: meantime across the street in the buena they saw the officers and then began to inventory what they left in their cars. >> clothes, computer, everything.

>> reporter: things an irish coffee or two or three or four won't help. a little less than two months remain until the primary election and the tightest battle for gubernatorial candidates is for second place. gavin newsom is in first place in the latest poll with 26% of the vote. hours ago he picked up the endorsement of the california labor federation which represents more than 2 million union workers. republican john cox is polling 15%, followed by antonio villaraigosa. and travis allen at ten. the top two candidates regardless of party will advance to november's general election. another southern california city has voted to join the fight against california's sanctuary status. last night's vote by the westminster city council was 3-1. it comes after several orange county cities voted to support a

federal lawsuit against california. the federal government is suing the state over the law which limits state and local authorities' cooperation with federal immigration officials. a post-holiday slump leads tonight's bay area business watch. fewer imports arrived in march, like lay becau likely because of the lunar new year holiday in asia. most imports come from asian factories. mozilla announced a new version of its firefox browser that includes tracking detection turned on by default. websites won't be able to capture your information unless you grant your permission. it made the decision over consumers' increased concern. the san francisco company,

you kn uber is including a button in the app to call 911. starting tomorrow, american express, mastercard, visa and discover are doing away with signatures. with new technology like chips in credit cards, signatures have become less necessary as a safety measure. rain? >> spencer christian's tracking the weather. >> we have sunny skies. we have a few spotty sprinkles and light showers around the bay area, but they've pretty much ended. conditions are relatively calm. look at the gusts right now, between 20-24 miles per hour. this is the view from sutro tower. looks like a lovely evening here in san francisco and the entire region. 55 degrees in the city. temperature readings in the mid

to upper 50s in oakland, mountain view and half moon bay. this is a view of the western sky from the emeryville camera. nice and crystal clear there. 57 at both napa and novato. 60 in concord and livermore. 57 in half moon bay. looking west ward from mt. tam, these are our forecast futures. the breezes will calm down a bit we'll see sunny and warmer conditions the next few days and rain returns late sunday and continues into monday. conditions along the bay area beaches a little rough as wave heights are climbing, and there's a beach hazard statement that will be in effect from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. so look for northwest swells, 10-12 feet and breakers up to 20 feet. bear that in mind if you're going to be along the coastline. overnight, clear skies, chilly conditions, low temperatures are going to drop to the mid to

upper 30s in many inland valley locations. highs in the 40s near the coast and the bay. then tomorrow, around the 60s. and we'll see temperatures up to 70, 71 degrees in the inland areas. looking ahead at the three-day forecast. saturday, the warming continues with inland climbing to the mid to upper 70s. cloudy and cooler conditions on sunday as rain returns to the bay area, and showers will continue overnight in monday. monday's looking like a wet, breezy and chilly day. the storm impact scale indicates that the system rank continui continuing. here's animation take us into sunday afternoon at rain starts to push into the north bay. we'll see the rain sweeping through the remainder of the bay area, continuing through monday and tarpipering off around middy

monday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. two lovely, sunny and mild to warm days tomorrow and saturday. then the showers coming in late sunday, continuing into monday. another sunny and warmer day will develop on tuesday, then a chance of showers again next wednesday and thursday. so, as ama pointed out earlier, it's an unsettled, disconcerting forecast. >> yes, very. >> offputting. >> thanks, spencer. it is the time of year fans live for. live for. talking about the post ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine.

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well, after what seemed like an 82-game preseason, the warriors begin games that really count. they'll host the san antonio spurs in game one this saturday at noon. the warriors held their first preseason practice with steph curry still side lined because of a knee injury. can they flip the proverbial switch? we will find out on saturday. >> i don't think we can just fit the switch. >> that's a lot of switches. our defense is better, will be better. and the dimmer will start to go off on that switch. >> the coverage starts at

11:30 a.m. saturday right here on abc 7. be sure to tune in. shan jose sharks begin thei first ever quest for the stanley cup as they take on the ducks tonight. support for the sharks can be seen everywhere. banners on light poles and the jerseys of the entire team hanging on san pedro street. >> go to any of the spots, everything's sharks territory, everybody starts wearing all the stuff. it's a cool crowd. >> great for the city of san jose. when we can drive more excitement about the city, the team, to downtown area, it fills restaurants which s you know, a great economic impact to the city. >> the team has only missed the post season twice in the past 20 years. two seasons ago they went to the stanley cup final. next, a look at the massive construction project that would

bring underground trains right into the heart of san francisco. also tonight, a story of resilience and rebuilding as we return to one of the most devastated

live where you live. this is abc 7 news. more than $2 billion and almost a decade of work. when will san francisco's transbay transit center finally be complete? we're still holding our breath. >> the project is months past the original deadline. once it's finished, the transit center will bring 11 systems together in one location. >> it will feature a bus plaza, retail places and a park. leanne ma lynn d lyanne melendez gives us an update. >> reporter: the board of directors was told decision still have to be made about the downtown rail extension tunnel, 1.3 miles long, taking cal train and high speed rail all the way to the trans-bay transit center, completion date? >> as early as 2029.

>> reporter: so here's what needs to happen to meet that deadline. what has yet to be decided is the route it will take once it enters san francisco. the mission bay alignment? or the pennsylvania street alignment? the mission bay alignment shown here in green would go past the warriors arena and at&t park onto second street and ending up at the transit center, the pennsylvania alignment would go past the potrero hill, and the existing fourth and king train yard, making a left on second street and finally to the transit center. the selection will depend on the cost of each alignment. in the end, it will be city hall and its supervisors who will decide which will better serve san francisco. the good news is that phase one will be completed as early as this summer. think buses for a moment.

they will pick up thousands of people. >> operations for buses in august of this year. >> reporter: we found out phase one was supposed to be done by december of last year. because it wasn't, an additional $2.5 million will now be spent to oversee its completion. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. one san francisco leader is denying accusations that officials are trying to outlaw scooter services. the city has spent more than a month working on guidelines for scooter permits. the comments come after bird, one of three rental firms operating in the city claims supervisors plan to ban the scooters in an emergency action. many residents have complained to city hall about scooters being ridden on sidewalks and left blocking entrances to buildings. well, the ferries that cross

san francisco bay are charting a course for cleaner air. they will begin switching to renewable diesel fuel. the fuel is made from sources like grease, vegetable oils and natural fat. experts say it can cut the level of greenhouse gases from engine emission by more than half. san francisco mayor mark farrell calls it a bold step in an era when federal environmental regulation are under attack by the trump administration. >> kwae are pursuing these initiatives to debunk the mift that is continuing to come out of washington, d.c., that we cannot spr a strong environment and strong economy at the same time. in san francisco, we are proving them wrong every single day. >> in addition, the ferries, the fire boats will also be make being the switch. former fbi director james comey blasts president trump as unethical and untethered to truth in his book "a higher loyalty, truth, lies and

leadership." he talks about his handling of investigations involving trump and clinton. comey writes, quote, one of the pivotal questions that i presume bob mueller's team is investigating is that whether or not president trump was attempting to obstruct justice, which is a federal crime. abc news chief anchor, george stephanopoulos goes more in depth in an exclusive event airing sunday at 10:00 p.m. it has been six months since the north bay wildfires, and all this week we were reporting on the road to recovery. one of the hardest-hit areas was coffey park. and our news team has been there from the very start. tonight a look at hope and hard work as the neighborhood literally rises from the ashes. >> there are things that really

shocked us, reported hurricane-force winds, fire tornados. >> our worst fears have been confirmed. we have found a neighborhood that has been wiped out. >> every house was on fire, including mine. >> reporter: before the barricades go up, residents get their first look. >> armageddon. >> reporter: four people dead, 1200 homes gone. sky map 7 shows the scale of the destruction. dana hanson lost his house and the tools he needs to make a living as an ironworker. >> i don't now where to go from here. >> reporter: it's a thought that echoes. >> like how do you come back from that? >> reporter: the entire neighborhood is looking for the answer, and our abc 7 news team right along with them. families sifting through ashes and bureaucracy. >> nothing left. >> reporter: six days after the fire, governor brown visits coffey park. later he sus spends planning and zoning requirements to speed up rebuilding. people line up at an assistance

center. >> i've started this binder that has everything from my fema to my checks. >> reporter: government agencies start clearing toxic debris. the team works rain or shine for three months, cleaning lots for anyone who gives permission. >> happy halloween! >> reporter: the community makes sure young fire victims get to trick-or-treat. >> it's great. we have nowhere to go. >> reporter: an auto salvage company makes a deal with fema to haul away burned cars. thanksgiving, a restaurant on the edge of coffey park serves hundreds of free meals to fire victims. >> thanks for being here and letting us provide something for you. >> reporter: early december, sale signs are going up. and so are christmas decorations. community donations fund a holiday party. >> for the first time after the fires, the neighborhood is alive. >> reporter: a few years later, a tour of the first new house under construction in coffey park. >> what's the secret? >> be assertive, maybe

borderline aggressive at times when you have to be. >> reporter: as the house goes up, dead and dying trees are still coming down. by march, a few more houses are under way. on easter, the neighborhood holds an egg hunt. the next day, pg&e starts 15 miles of underground trenches for new utility lines. now six months after the fire, this santa rosa city map shows 38 coffey park homes under construction. 32 more have permits to begin construction. one of those belongs to dana hanson. the ironworker. a woman saw the report and gave him the tools that belonged to her son who passed away. dana is putting them to good use. that first house to start construction is on track to be finished next month. though some neighbors are moving on, many still plan to stay. >> it's still your home, and it's just part of you.

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a real tragedy is under investigation in ohio. a teenage boy suffocated inside a mini van after calling 911 more than once. the 16 year old was somehow trapped in a honda odyssey on a school campus on tuesday. he called 911 and told the dispatcher where he was, but responding officers didn't find him. >> i looked in the van. i didn't see anybody in it. >> the 911 operator who took the second call was put on leave for

not relaying all the information he was given. it's not clear how he got trapped. the monterey county teacher who accidentally fired a gun inside a classroom while teaching gun safety has resigned. seaside teacher dennis alexander submitted his resignation last month effective at the end of the school year. he was pointing the gun at the ceiling to make sure it wasn't loaded when it went off. a bullet fragment grazed a student's neck. you see it there. alexander who is also a reserve police officer and seaside city council member is on administrative leave. community college students will be guaranteed admission in uc schools if they do well in courses that uc faculty help develop. applicants may not get into their first choice but will be admitted into one of the nine undergraduate uc campuses. from a storm to sun, and back again. back again. enjoy the blue skies while you ♪ ♪

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s&p added 21. stock in bed bath and beyond tanked today, dropping 20% after the home goods store gave a poor forecast for its future performance. even though fourth quarter performance was strong, sales growth has been down for eight of the last ten quarters. in case you haven't finished your income tax returns, tuesday is the deadline to file them or get al get an extension. officials say they'll handle more than 18 million tax returns. 2 million will mail their returns, but 90% of taxpayers in california now file electronically and been fit from that. >> you'll traditionally siee a refuld quicker. >> if you do mail them in, california officials urge you not to use staples or paper clips. those could delay getting your

refund and you don't want that. google has been sitting down with community groups on the impact of megacampuses. >> one group delivered a list of demands to mountain view headquarters. david louie was there as the group silicon valley rising showed up. >> reporter: plans are still vague on just what google is going to create on 20 acres of land west of san jose. parcels are still being purchased for a complex that will draw 20,000 workers. >> there is a lot of fear about what google is going to draw to san jose and others desire to get actual details and see action. >> reporter: she is campaign director at silicon valley rising, a coalition of faith and labor groups. they showed up at headquarters with a list of demands, they include an affordable housing fund, an agreement to hire local workers and support for local

schools and bus service for residents. the list of commands received a blessing from father john. >> we ask blessings upon google as well. that they take the time to take us seriously, to hear the needs of the community. >> reporter: google's public affairs manager was on hand to receive the document. >> we look forward to discussing these topics in the city-led community engagement process. and thoroughly reviewing that with the community. >> reporter: residents have also raised concerns about being displaced and forced into the fast-rising rental market that they can't afford. >> if ne thithey think they're e hook, they're not off the hook. soon enough they won't be able to pay their rent either. >> reporter: they hope google will sign an agreement to meet the community's demands, pointing out that facebook reached a similar deal with east palo alto. there are 38 organizations in dialog with google.

the company says it's going to be a long conversation, stretching out over the next perhaps ten years. david louie, abc 7 news. let's get back to the weather. you never know what's going to happen. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> skies are getting clearer and temperatures will be dropping tonight. it's sunny right now. overnight under clear skies with an a little bit less wind than we have now. chilly inland with lows in the mid to upper 30s. mid-40s around the bay. tomorrow's highs will range from the mid-60s at the coast and upper 60s in the bay. low 70s in the inland spots. two sunny and warm days coming our way, saturday and sunday. breezy on monday. sunny and warm on tuesday, then a slight chance of rain coming in wednesday evening and continuing into thursday. so it's ups and downs of weather. >> yep. >> the vicissitude. >> that too. now it gets fun. >> yeah, larry's here.

>> it is about fun! we've been waiting months for this. the warriors getting set for the spurs in round one of the playoffs. so much talk about flipping the switch. where is the switch? by the way? by the way? how about teacher ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure,

kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure.

good evening. spencer's making jokes about me. if you can give truth serum to

steve kerr and the warriors, they would tell you of all the teams they would face, they hoped secretly it would be the spurs, because the spurs are without their leonard. they tried to model san antonio as they built the team step by step. steve kerr played for and remains close friends with gregg popovich who has a hall of fame resume. >> he doesn't like to see me lose. i like to see him lose. i think sometimes bob it needs be humbled a little bit. so i'm looking to really rub it in and enjoy, if we're able to beat them, it would just bring me great joy to see the anguish in his face. i hope you heard the sarcasm in that. >> is he a good coach? >> no, he sucks. he's a special coach.

he gets the best out of all his guys. he's been doing that for 20-plus years. >> the ying and the crank yang f game one, high noon here on abc 7. the pregame starts at 1111 followed by live post-game interviews. take a look at this. larry o'brien trophy and lord stanley's cup, the chalice, otherwise known at nba and nhl trophies. wouldn't it be nice if both were to reside in the bay area this next year? speaking of, the stanley cup playoffs start tonight for the sharks. they're against anaheim. they will be at the tank in san jose monday and wednesday. three of the games went to a shootout. so close games. physically, the sharks know they can win a tight encounter, but with the playoff pressure on,

when one wrong pass can mean the difference between a season continuing and abruptly ending. >> it's about getting your emotional level to the right place. and we've got guys that i now are going to be there for that. and we've got young guys who have been in that environment before that need to understand that. >> big series for every single player on our team. playoffs are when we want to be playing hockey and when you want to be playing your best hockey. a lot of guys in this room were in that run a pfew years ago. we want to do it again. >> the raiders wishing luck to the golden knights? nothing about the sharks? no love for sharkey.

colin kaepernick remains a man without a team, and travel arrangements, everything was all sell. then the seahawks made one more inquiry, asking if cap was still planning on kneeling during the national anthem before games. why they didn't ask that earlier, i have no idea. apparently, cap may want to continue kneel eing, and upon hearing that, the seahawks canceled his visit. so that tells you a lot right there. warriors coming up on saturday here. who's worried? >> me? >> you worried? >> no. >> they haven't been playing great. what do you think? will they play it switch on? >> steph hasn't been playing. i think they'll be fine. you'll know in the first five minutes of game one on saturday.

they'll come out with renewed intensity and the joy that steve kerr likes to see. warriors have five. >> you don't see that very often. >> no one does. >> thanks, larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, possible good news for people with peanut allergies. the new study on an experimental vaccine that appeared to turn off the aller. >> i mice. and new developments tonight involving a lawsuit against the oakmont senior living facility in santa rosa following last fall's wielld fire. coming up, "grey's anatomy," "station 19", followed by "scandal." >> that will do did for now. look for breaking news on twitter. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm john ashley.

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this is the "jeopardy!" college championship! here are today's contestants -- a senior at vanderbilt university, from jacksonville, florida... a sophomore at swarthmore college, from ridgewood, new jersey... and a senior at the university of chicago, from princeton, new jersey... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. this is the fourth of our quarter-final matches. so at the end of this half-hour, who will it be, carsen, rebecca, or harry, being assured of coming back as a semi-finalist next week? good luck. let's start finding out.

now let's find out about the categories... followed by... you'll love that one. or... but this time, there are -- quotation marks are there. you know what that means. harry, start us. "add"/"drop," $800. rebecca. -what is drag and drop? -that's it. "add"/"drop," $600. carsen. -what is "add to cart"? -good. college slashes, $400.