in the shootings of woods, the d.a. said no crime was committed based on the current law. >> his office could not charge the officers involved. our team coverage with an explanation of the cases. we do not bring charges against people that have not broken the law. >> reporter: with that statement san francisco district attorney gascon made it clear police officers would never face criminal charges in the mario woods and louis gongora shootings. in this cell phone video you can hear a woman yelling for 26-year-old woods to put down the knife he was holding. >> just drop it. >> reporter: the knife had been used by woods earlier against another man. despite police shooting beanbag rounds at woods he never dropped it and police fired 26 rounds. gascon said the use of force in that case was not onlyxcsive

but unnecessary. unr cu lawrrenthere was nothing he could do to charg those officers. >> under current law police officers do not have to retreat. police officers do not have to use the minimum force necessary. >> reporter: in that case police argued they feare for their safety and the public's well-being. the same aplayed to this april 7th, 2016, shooting when witnesses say 45-year-old louis gongora holding a knife confronted police. this video doesn't show the moment he was shot, but you can see when police arrived and you can hear how it unfold ed only 0 seconds later. >> put it on the ground. put that down. >> reporter: the police officers association says in both cases police acted within the department's rules and there was no excessive force. >> i don't believe they were put

in a situation they felt they needed to not only defend themselves but the public that was in the area. >> reporter: gascon told reporters the current law needs reforming. he is now behind assembly bill 931 which would allow police to use lethal force only when necessary, not when it's reasonable. >> as a society we are failing some of our most vulnerable communities. >> reporter: the officers have been placed on desk duty. they will now be back on the streets. now as the d.a. was sharing his decision, a news conference was held on the steps of the hall of justice. >> reporter melanie woodrow continues our team coverage. >> reporter: the family decided not to meet with district attorney george gascon after they said the d.a. would not

allow an observer from the mexican consulate and a family friend to attend. >> by denying the simple request he, again, slaps the family in the face with disrespect. >> and i refuse to do so because i wanted to have a very private conversation with them. >> reporter: the d.a. invited the family to meet with him ahead of announcing publicly there would be no charges in either of the fatal officer involved shootings. gwen woods also turned down the invitation. >> given the record of pressing charges, bringing forth any charges, i don't want to put myself through that. >> i'm sorry they were unable to meet with me today. my desire was to meet with both of them. >> this is just more of the same from what is supposed to be a hall of justice but what has turned into a hall of injustice. >> reporter: gongora pat's

cousin. >> translator: his job is to press charges against murderers. he is a simple coward. >> reporter: wiping tears from his eyes his brother said he wouldn't stop until there was justice for his brother. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. a bill that would give the public access to information about police misconduct is up for a key vote this week. it will make investigations of specific types of misconduct cases available in the public record. the bill is currently in the suspense file. lawmakers will decide whether to move it forward and bring it to the senate floor for a vote. allegations keep getting worse in a fairfield child abuse case that's sent shock waves through the bay area and across the country. prosecutors have added four more felony charges in the case against 29-year-old jonathan allen and 30-year-old ina rogers, parents of the ten children found living in filthy

conditions. here is reporter laura anthony. >> the father has been charged with four additional counts. >> reporter: new charges added to the torture and child abuse case involving a fairfield couple and their ten children. the father has four additional counts of lewd acts upon a child. allen and his wife ina rogers both appeared in court and entered pleas of not guilty to nearly two dozen counts. >> reading the police reports as a mom, as a prosecutor, you cannot believe the abuse these children suffered. there were ten kids under the age of 13 years old that were abused for a substantial period of time inside their own home under the care of their own parents. >> i am not a cruel dad whatsoever. >> reporter: the allegations include shooting the children with and burning, cutting and other forms of torture including waterboarding. before she was taken into custody rogers showed reporters inside her home. which was filthy and littered

with animal feces. >> we didn't see them. they were kept from us. we didn't know. >> reporter: allen's family members left the courthouse. one identified herself as his grandmother. what about the allegations themselves? >> it's hard to really say the allegations but a i know they loved their children, both of them as parents. i know they loved them. >> he's a nice person. >> reporter: what do you think about these charges? >> i don't know. you have to be tried. >> reporter: in a brief court hearing allen and rogers entered pleas of not guilty. they're expected back in court in july. in fairfield, laura anthony, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, san jose police say a kindergarten teacher arrested and accused of touching a 9-year-old female student. eduard frerking was arrested. he asked the victim to help him get his classroom ready for the day. at that time he's accused of touching her.

police are asking anyone with information about this or other incidents to come forward. also new at 6:00, two people are under arrest for separate stabbings at what has been a trouble spot in santa rosa. both crimes happened at the homeless camps. police and the parks department gave people a deadline to clear out. both victims are expected to recover. more than half a dozen fires started overnight in san jose and investigators confirm they are looking for an arsonist. all the fires started near san jose state university and one was at a fraternity house. abc 7 news report er carlos aceo shows us. >> reporter: flames shot out from several dumpsters and trash bins in the area. fire crews were busy responding to at least nine trash fires in the neighborhood. >> an isolated one downstairs. nine others, it's a bit much.

and i'm quite sure it's deliberate. >> reporter: damage was isolated inside garbage bins. the most significant at the frat house right across from the san jose state campus. >> i don't know if it was directed towards us exactly but it is a shame someone is out there not really considering he would be hurting someone else inside the house. >> reporter: this student says flames started spreading to the side of the house before being quickly put out by firefighters. a nearby dumpster was set on fire and pushed up against the building. the fire knocked out power to the house. not the most ideal thing to happen a day before benson's graduation. >> it's a bummer because we have to worry about showering. my family is trying to figure out how to get ready for the ceremony. we have good friends. >> reporter: a campus alert was sent out to students warning them about the arson. fire resources were spread thin as crews were working to put out the flames this morning.

>> they were all very small fires but at the peak we had five engines out of service dealing with the small fires. >> reporter: san jose firefighters say arson investigators are looking into the cause and possible suspects. in san jose, abc 7 news. let's take you outside for a live look right now at walnut creek. you see the gray skies above. there's a chance of rain by this time tomorrow. >> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian has the forecast for the incoming level one storm. we're going to have some wet spots. a look at live doppler 7. the storm that is approaching us ranks one on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity, spotty showers, it will be with us tomorrow and early saturday. notice pockets of moisture. there could be a wet spot for the morning commute. showers are likely to come in

the day tomorrow and taper. i'll give you a look at the memorial day weekend forecast. >> and you can get spencer's forecast in the palm of your hand with the abc 7 news app. get an hour by hour forecast. for both apple and android. >> the men who trigger the me too movement will face the music. >> after dozens of accusations spanning decades, hollywood producer harvey weinstein is ready to turn himself? come june 4th you won't be seeing these on the streets. the new scooter pilot program taking effect. and get out your phone. who navigates better, men or women? it's pretty close there. you don't have to log in,

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off the streets and the sidewalks. abc 7 news anchor to tell us about new permitting and what this means for riders. >> reporter: come june 4th you won't be seeing these scooters on the streets or sidewalks of san francisco. but if you're a scooter user yourself, don't worry. this isn't forever. judging by the scooters on the ground or in the occasional tree, there's no denying the city needed to do something about all these scooters. >> i was going the opposite of the one way and i had to go on the sidewalk. and mebody was like -- i was upset about that. >> reporter: you should be going the right direction and not on the sidewalk. similar acts accounted for 1,800 complaints since the scooter's launch this year. all will change when new permitting comes into play. >> any scooter company currently operating in the city is required to remove its scooters from city sidewalks by june the 4th. >> reporter: the city attorney

herrera along with san francisco one-year public program. allowing up to 2,500 by month 12. >> we're excited about the prospect these powered scooters could bring as a complementary part of the landscape. >> reporter: they need to address illegal sidewalk riding and parking along with education nd privacy concerns on how usern data is shared. >> i think it's a great idea. you don't know the rules to the road. >> reporter: lyme issued a statement in response saying in part, we are excited to apply for a permit and will supply with the city's request. we recognize there is still a learning curve for many riders. > a decision on who is issued permits will come out june. any scooter found on the streets of san francisco upright or not will be subject to impounding and a $100 a day fine n. san

francisco, abc 7 news. new at 6:00 the california supreme court has ruled social media companies may be required to turn over user content that is public to criminal defendants. the ruling opens up defense lawyers' request for information ignored by social media companies that argued a federal privacy law prevents the release of any user content. the high court rejected an appellate court's ruling that they were barred from disclosing communications set by the user to be public if defendants issued subpoenas. a group of latino students in san jose has been pushing for diversity change for teachers. >> they say they're not getting the same level of education as their white counterparts. david louie has their story. >> reporter: flyers are being passed out alleging institutional racism causing latino students to underperform

white students in english and math proficiency tests. three-four three-fourths of the students are latino. >> the complete disparity between the teachers and then the children's relationships and their grades as well. >> reporter: ruiz and members of the campaign team want diversity training. a petition has collected almost 500 signatures. lincoln high school has a history of listening to students. after asking for more diversity in the school's lunch menu and all gender restrooms they succeeded. this time they're trying to address racism. >> they don't want to be called racist so they kind of try to ignore it. they claim we treat everybody the same. we don't see color. that's the problem is that they devalue our culture. >> reporter: the deputy superintendent is supportive of mateo for speaking up. >> we are welcoming the school

district. this student feels comfortable sharing his perspective and story publicly. that's what public education and democracy is all about. >> reporter: the policy and state education regulations do call for diversity training. the issue is now a matter of discussion at lincoln as a result of a project-based learning exercise in a latino literature class. matteau and suppoers say they're not going to back down. they believe strongly in this issue they intend to spend the summer collecting more petition signatures. in san jose david louie, abc 7 news. san francisco state is holding its graduation ceremony at at&t park. this is video from a little earlier as people were lining up to get in to the ballpark. the ceremony is supposed to start in a few minutes and wrap up at 9:30 tonight with some fireworks. the graduation is definitely causing some major traffic problems in san francisco. this view of the skyway there shows a lot of backup there. you know it's always busy anyway especially right before memorial day weekend but also leading up

to at&t park for graduation. it's also bumper to bumper on city streets. >> as people try to get away from there later on tonight it may be bumper to bumper again. >> hopefully they can have a nice time before. we must have rain in the next few days, wouldn't you want to get it out of the way before memorial day weekend? we have clouds expanding across the region. at the coast, over the bay and out in the inland areas as well. we've had thunderstorms during the afternoon areas. that's not unusual. check out this view looking westward from emeryville. lots of clouds there. openings in the dark clouds. 57 degrees there in san francisco right now. 60 degrees across the bay. san jose, 62. 60 in gilroy. 55 at half moon bay. the view looking westward. you can see how low some of the clouds are moving across the bay. it is 57 degrees at santa rosa. novato also 57.

low 60s at fairfield and concord. 59 at livermore. the view from our rooftop camera shows little breaks of blue in the clouds and these are our forecast features. spotty showers tomorrow. clouds will linger into saturday and then will turn sharply warmer sunday and monday which is memorial day. overnight we may see a couple little spotty showers moving in just in time for the morning commute so there could be a few wet spots. lows will be in the low to mid-50s and then during the day tomorrow we'll see a few more passing spotty showers. breezy at the coast. highs will range from mid and upper 50s at the coast to low 60s around the bay. only mid to upper 60s inland. take a closer look at the approaching storm. it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity will produce less than .15 of an inch of rain. clouds will continue to thicken. we'll see a pocket or two of light rain or showers move in during the early morning commute. the middle of the day we'll see perhaps a few more numerous scattered light showers.

they won't be very widespread and certainly are not expected to be heavy. a few lingering clouds but no more wet weather. look ahead at the high temperature range going into the week. saturday's highs will still be below average, only upper 50s near the coast. low 60s around the bay and maybe up to about 70 inland. it warms up sharply on sunday. high temperatures in the low to mid-80s. right around the bay, low to mid-70s and low to mid-60s on the coast. monday, memorial day, will be even warmer. some low to mid-90s in the very warmest inland locations and up to 80 or 82 right around the bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast. such a sharp warm-up occurring on sunday. notice how it gets even warmer on monday and tuesday. that warmth will hold a couple days before we get a cooling trend wednesday and thursday of next week. memorial day weekend is looking pretty good. >> spencer, thank you. get out your phone.

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vote. >> results are changing as we speak. we need to do something about that. we are asking the question because a study from uc santa barbara that says men are more efficient navigators. using an online maze found that when navigating in a known environment men prefer to take shortcuts to reach their destinations more quickly while women tended to use routes they knew well. >> men get to their destinations more quickly. keep in mind there are differences in average, performances and more research is needed. >> and keep in mind they were playing a video game, it was a computer maze. >> that sounds like a rationalization. let's look at the results. your vote counts for that much? >> when you let women vote, things change. >> it's 50/50 now. >> you have to join the debate. >> you can still vote. still vote. keep voting. oh, shoot. we're trailing. guys, wake up. all right. not only is hope rising

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the historic diplomatic meeting that never was. president trump today canceled the planned summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. it was supposed to take place next month. >> the latest from washington on why the president says he made the decision. >> i have decided to terminate the planned summit in singapore. >> reporter: president trump canceling the meeting. >> i believe this is a tremendous setback. >> reporter: after the latest in an escalating war of words between the two countries. an aide to kim jong-un calling vice president pence a, quote, political dummy. and threatening a nuclear showdown with the united states.

>> our military, which is by far the most powerful in the world is ready if necessary. >> reporter: a letter from president trump reading in part, i was very much looking forward toeinghere with you. sadly, based on the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, i feel it is inappropriate at this time to have this long-planned meeting. secretary of state mike pompeo indicating communication may be another reason for the scrapped meeting. >> and we had received no response to our inquiries from them. >> reporter: but president trump leaving the door open with north korea, even suggesting the summit could still take place. >> if and when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. >> reporter: world leaders including the president of south korea and the prime minister of britain expressed disappointment the summit had been called off.

in washington, kristen holmes. stocks dropped this morning after news that the summit was canceled and then recovered somewhat. the dow ended with a 75-point loss for the day. the nasdaq was essentially flat. the san francisco based clothing company gap reported after the closing bell that its profits weren't as high as expected. new developments regarding harvey weinstein. abc news is reporting weinstein will turn himself in tomorrow to face charges in new york rather than be arrested. the charges are clear but weinstein has been under criminal investigation in connection with the allegations of two women. last november dozens of women accused weinstein of sexual misconduct, the most notable actress ashley judge. >> morgan freeman is

apologizing. it came after a cnn report that multiple women accused freeman of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior on movie sets and in other professional settings. people near freeman's star on the hollywood walk of fame were stunned to hear the news. >> it's morgan freeman. he's supposed to be like jesus. i don't know. that's weird. we don't want that. they have bill cosby and now want to get him. >> it's more reprehensible what he's done and we have allowed to continue for such a long time. >> the 80-year-old freeman won an oscar for "million dollar baby" and is well known for his voice-over work. today marked a huge milestone in the recovery from the north bay wildfires. >> the first house rebuilt in the coffey park neighborhood, the proud homeowner is thrilled to be back home. >> cornell bernard has this story. >> i have hot water, cold water,

it's great. >> reporter: dan bradford never dreamed he would be excite body a kitchen sink, but he is. he's come home for the second time and can't wait to get organized. >> i'm happy. i'll be more happy when everything is up and put away. >> reporter: bradford is 24 hours away from moving back to kerry lane in coffey park. his is the first home to be rebuilt. everything is brand-new. from door knobs to light switches to the backyard patio. >> little did i know when i left here october 9th it would take eight months to get back here. >> reporter: the wildfires left a path of destruction for miles. bradfo bradford, lucky to reuse the original foundation of his house. it was not contaminated by the firestorm. construction started last december but there was lots of bureaucratic red tape to navigate. >> this big, prolonged process of getting funds in hand to pay the contractor. that's the most frustrating

thing because they work hard. >> reporter: signs of new life are everywhere here in coffey park and across santa rosa. 167 homes under construction. 91 building permits just issued. >> it is good to see. it's good to see not only for us as the fire department and firefighters here trying to protect these very homes but for all of us collectively to see it moving forward. >> reporter: this was the house dan bradford lost and this is his new one. >> i just hope it continues. people see it, hey, we can rebuild. >> reporter: welcome home, dan. uber wants to give passengers more than a ride from one place to another. >> see how they're mixing in politics next. a simple mistake on a keyboard could turn your travel plans upside-down. i'm michael

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment.

in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

the bay area based ride company uber is hoping to drive customers to the polls with the company's app. uber joined with secretary of state state to announce a new partnership. it will use the uber app to share important voter information like deadlines and instructions on registering to vote. padilla believes uber can be an especially effective platform. >> get a great response, right. you have to go to where the people are. if you look at who is eligible but unregistered, it's young people and millennials. >> uber launched the effort with a message and a link to california's online voter registration site. the latest poll on the race for governor shows gavin newsom

continued to lead and a republican rising in the race for second. john cox has 19% of the vote. president trump recently tweeted an endorsement for cox up 4% in polling from the public policy institute of california. former los angeles mayor villaraigosa with 15%. the "san francisco chronicle" reports that the democrat recently picked up an endorsement from the 2010 nominee for governor meg whitman. the former head of hp is hosting a fund-raiser in the bay area. michelle obama has unveiled the cover for an upcoming memoir. the former first lady writes, quote, the process of writing this book has been so personally meaningful and illuminating for me. the book is due out in november. a snapshot of former president barack obama taken today in san francisco. this photo is from the san francisco public defender's office. airbnb ceo invited the former

president to a discussion at airbnb headquarters today. he has known mr. obama for years. he was named a presidential ambassador back in 2015. we're almost to a three-day weekend and are expecting a warm-up.

it can happen to any of us. we make an airline reservation, somehow the name on the passenger ticket gets messed up. >> michael finney warns it can be a hassle to get that mistake corrected. >> a huge hassle if you can get it done at all whether it's a computer glitch, a brain cramp or a typo, mistakes happen as one fair field woman found out. >> if you missed seeing the royal wedding in person, don't fret. serena plansvit her cousins. her mom booked the ticket in february. >> she's leaving in august. i did it a little early. >> reporter: unfortunately, the ticket issued had mom's name on it not the daughter's. >> they said when i was typing in the information i put in my name or it defaulted to my name since he was putting it on my

card. >> reporter: travel experts say mistakes like this are quite common. a travel writer and former travel agent. >> sometimes the first name and last name were switched. sometimes there was a missing middle name or initial. sometimes names were miss spelled. all of these things happen quite routinely. >> reporter: she tried to get the name on her ticket changed but numerous customer service reps told her that's not possible. ticket holders should be polite but not take no for an answer. >> it's a discretionary thing. airlines can do it. don't believe them if they say it's not possible. it is possible. you may need to get a second level supervisor before they can do it but you're asking for them to do you a favor. >> reporter: neiland turned to 7 on your side. we contacted united airlines. they said the confusion came because the flight was booked through a code share with brussels airlines. i do have to apologize to you that it takes this much effort

to make the necessary change. it should have been taken care of when you first called us. a united representative said. the name of her daughter is now on the ticket and her mother has this recommendation for anyone watching this report. >> i would recommend double, triple checking. i booked another and i double-checked. >> hasbro says airlines began being strict on name changes 20 years ago to prevent passengers from reselling tickets or giving them to other passengers. now i want to hear from you if you have an issue with the airline. the hotline is on monday through friday. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news. you have 24 hours to cancel a particular. it's good just to plan i'm going to book this ticket and go look at it again tomorrow.

>> all right. thank you, michael. the 2018 hurricane season forecast is out and officials expect a new or slightly above normal hurricane season. that means one to four major hurricanes cegory or higher. hurricane season officially stts nextfriday, june 1st and goes through the end of november. spencer is back now with an update on our forecast. >> no wild or hurricane like weather. a few sprinkles. we have cloudy skies now and we'll see some spotty showers developing in the overnight and early morning hours. overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. showers will not be widespread. breezy at the coast. maybe a couple more showers. highs will reach mid to upper 60s inland. a cooler than average day. bottlerock tomorrow through sunday in napa.

food and wine. did i tell you about the wine? maybe a few showers will fall. the seven-day forecast. memorial day monday. high temperatures inland will be around 90 degrees. it will feel like the heat of summer but it's going to cool down midweek. >> i heard a rumor there was beer there, too. >> oh, it comes after the wine. >> thank you, spencer. >> is there anything going on in sports tonight? is it bad my mood swings with every missed klay thompson jump shot? how will the war yards fare without iguodala? can they withstand this rocket attack in game five of the western conference finals?

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i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein good evening. warriors took the court tonight in game five of the western

conference finals with klay thompson but without andre iguodala. his absence critical in the game four loss to the rockets. in houston the rockets invited 300 seniors from santa fe high school following last week's tragedy. houston a quick start. inside trevor ariza plus it was 6-0, rockets. they were missing shots. a quick kevin durant transition layup. durant had the warriors first six points, iso ball. the ws down two. gerald green back-to-back offbalance threes. he can be dangerous. that one put houston up 11 right there in the first quarter. durant again iso mode for three of his 11 in the first quarter. james harden gets a step. and this is with authority dunking and posterizing on draymond green. late in the second quarter,

44-37, rockets. kevin durant makes the first team along with james harden, lebron james, anthony davis and damian lillard. k.d. averaged 26 points a game. steph curry also averaged 26 per game. he missed 31 games but was named to the third team all nba. curry the first warrior named to five straight since wilt chamberlain. on to baseball, felix felix fernandez used to be the king. the a's got to the king early in oakland. in the first inning tied at 1-1. piscotty off felix. a deep drive off the wall. marcus simien and chapman both score. it's a 3-1 a's lead. it's a single. piscotty rounds third and he will score. the mariners get back in this game in the eighth inning.

down the line. this guy gets the save. that is nasty there. the a's win and avoid the sweep. the giants have the day off. it is official. evander kane signed a contract in the neighborhood of $49 million. that's my kind of neighborhood. kaine was a real difference maker on the ice when he came over from buffalo in the trade. he did post this message. >> i wanted to say how excited i am to be able to play in front of you with the passion and excitement you show from this team makes it so much more special. >> the 49ers unveiled their new uniforms, a throwback from the

1994 season when the niners went 13-3 and crushed the chargers in the super bowl. who is that guy? so was the hall of famer who felt so good. he was talking about a comeback. >> it makes me want to come out of retirement. >> joe montana and steve young. >> i put them in the pro football hall of fame. >> yes, the greatest of all time. abc 7 sports brought to you by mazda. i like his confidence. >> i don't think he asked his niece. >> larry, thank you. join us tonight at 9:00. an alarming discovery for one family. how their amazon alexa device record add private conversation and sent it to someone randomly. more than 24 hours after

this plane landed at sfo and clipped a building, it hasn't been able to take off again. passengers are furious they may miss a historic vote in ireland. coming up at 8:00, the last days of michael jackson followed at 10:00 by what would you do? then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and that will do it for this this edition. i'm kristen sze.

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♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a project manager from west roxbury, massachusetts... a marketing director from souderton, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, a network engineer from north little rock, arkansas... whose 6-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, everybody. thank you, johnny. hello.

on a few shows earlier this week, we didn't manage to clear the board of all the clues. so i'm gonna keep my comments to a minimum. welcome, kristen and tom. wish all three of you good luck and put you to work in the jeopardy! round just like that. here are the categories for you. starting off with... next... hey... next... you identify the animal for us, what kind of an animal. and finally, we're dealing with... -josh, start. -tv animal roundup, $200. josh. -what are a mouse and a cat? -yep. what's the difference? -- $200. kristen. -what is a yam? -good. tv animal roundup, $400.