doors. >> we're looking in why this is happening and we're joined live. liz? >> reporter: hi, larry and ama. it's friday night. we're here outside palomino, what was palomino. people have been showing up here for happy hour, only to find out that it is closed for good. and palomino is not the only one. several restaurant owners saying san francisco just makes it too hard to stay open. after 26 years on the embarcadero, the iconic palomino sign coming down. it's just the latest san francisco restaurant to close its door. >> palomino, pete's tavern, mission pie, the list goes on. >> reporter: another one, the south indian restaurant chain, shutting down the t rise in food delivery. it has changed eating habits and restaurant profits. >> we're giving up about 25%, 30% of our prices to the

delivery companies. >> reporter: mittra is not alone. jeff foster closed two restaurants this year. he penned this essay where he said customers want instagramable food delivered to their doors without having to wait. he said we were a $3 million company at the time, but even that wasn't enough to survive in san francisco. the golden gate restaurant association has been looking into the trend. closings are outpacing openings by 9%. last year there were 325 closings versus 298 opens. rising rent costs and increased labor requirements. >> these laws were well-intentioned, but i don't think you rilize what a devastating impact it's going to have on neighborhoods. the restaurants have vibrancy to it, something we feared for a while. >> reporter: and that iconic

palomino sign coming down right now. restaurant owners have asked for considerations, including subsidizing the high costs for small businesses. in the meantime, some are trying to adapt and going virtual. they literally only cater to delivery companies. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. meanwhile in berkley, a controversial decision about the neighborhood home to many of the city's restaurants. >> it's a controversial decision, but a north berkley business association has decided to drop the name gourmet ghetto. it was adopted in 2014 but commonly used by residents and visitors for many years before that. >> laura anthony is live on shaddock avenue with the u were saying, the name has only been used officially for only about the last five years, but's been part of the local dialog here for decades. but now the local associa evolv

announced it's time to get rid of it. the banners are still flying high along shaddock avenue, but the name, gourmet ghetto's been officially dropped by the north shaddock association. >> if there is a name even in common parlance and in the culture that is offensive to some members of our community, perhaps to many messages of our community, then we should try to change the culture around that name. >> reporter: in a statement, the north shaddock association said we want all members of the larger community to feel invited. and with respect to those who feel a strong kwex to tconnecti spirit of the gourmet ghetto name we support dropping the moniker. it comes after some business owners and residents objected to it, saying the ghetto is especially hurtful. >> it's great that we're actually reviewing this and

taking it a step forward. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees. abandoning gourmet ghetto is the right way to go. >> don't like it. don't like the fact that they're abandoning it. i'm all for. i mine, you explain things. >> it's colorful. >> yeah, you don't just -- >> it's got alliteration. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's just so berkley to get upset about that. i can't even begin to tell you. >> ooh. >> know what i mean? i mean, it's like, do i really care? with all the problems in the world? probably not. i minean we're dealing with climate change. >> when we were first looking for places to live, this was dubbed gourmet ghetto, everything that you use to find a location around here is branded gourmet ghetto. >> reporter: now i think i'm going to toss back to you. back to you guys. >> all right, laura. makin' friends in berkley, not

necessarily those that you want. >> we do want to hear -- >> reporter: he moved on. >> can we go back to laura? >> sounds like she may be gone. laura, are you still there? >> reporter: hi, i'm still here. my friend moved along here. so i am standing in front of chez panesse. i was told, i just don't believe in the word "gourmet." i think it is a word associated with spending money, and i think "ghetto" is so destroyed by world war ii that we can't ever use that word without it feeling really discriminating. as for the north shaddock association they told me they're going to take some time to figure out what to do next. they're not going to rush in to picking a new name. live, laura anthony.

abc 7 news. >> good talkin' to you. in the north bay, the winter cleanup is just under way. >> the debris from a massive landslide is finally ready to be removed. cornell bernard is live in sauce lee leto with details. >> reporter: many thought this would never happen eight months later, but all this landslide debris is about to be clean the up and hauled away. so much of it, including what's left of that house, the long delay has pushed the project into the rainy season. that's a big concern. >> i'm sure there's a lot of nervous neighbors next to that property anytime it rains now. >> reporter: neighbor oscar salavar speak jiegiant excavator moves debris.

a winter storm unleashed a landslide from the top of kress the avenue. >> i was looking at the debris. i was pretty amazed by it. them i heard her calling for help. >> reporter: ted heard those cries for help after susan gordon survived the mudslide while asleep in her house. the home was carried off the foundation and smashed to bits. >> my life is gone. i have to build from here. every day is a new day. >> reporter: maher says he feels lucky but wants all this debris to be gone. >> we're just glad our house is still here. it's frustrating, but yeah. >> it's a big job. >> reporter: kevin mcgowan says it's taken so long mostly due to funding delays from fema. now the worry is rain, likely not far away. >> always concerned about the rainy season, been talking to the contractor from day one about how are they going to address rainfall if it does

occur. we want to make sure we are filtering any water coming off the site and make sure it's controlled in a way that doesn't cause problems downstream. >> reporter: oscar just hopes it all goes according to plan. >> i think it's a little foolish to start this close to the rainy season. >> reporter: after the debris is gone, the city tells me they will shore up the hill and create an area for stormwater runoff. they say it should all be done by december. corps noel bernard, abc 7 news. climate change activists converged on chevron headquarters where the group made of mostly children were picketing as part of the global climate strike. many are holding signs to pay attention to the movement ignited by a 16 activist. there was also a small group of counter protesters. >> falling.

that's simplest thing. the seas are not rising. the temperatures are fraudulent, the rising temperatures. there is no doom. >> the power of the people because the power of the people -- >> this is one. last global climate strikes in the bay area. earlier this week tens of thousands filled the streets of san francisco. school officials in the east bay are trying to reschedule a football game that was threatened by gang violence. it was canceled and then back on again and then it was canceled again. eric thomas, live with the latest. eric? >> reporter: and larry t is awful quiet here and awful deserted for a night where there's supposed to and home football game here at san leandro high. we know football is a violent sport, but it was violence off the field that officials were worried about. >> there will not be a game tonight.

>> reporter: kickoff was scheduled for 4:00. but there's no clash of bodies, grunts of effort or cheers of support tonight. >> we originally worked with oakland to cancel the game. and now we're looking for a way to be able to play it, because we know how important it is for the kids to play. >> reporter: while the varsity sits this one out, the jv continues with preparations for their game tonight at clayton valley. but even the jv is disappointed. >> yeah, because i wanted to see them play. that game's mostly fun to watch. >> the kids are hurt, you know, you're taking away from the kids, the kids who have been working all week, all week to work, prepare for a game that we're looking forward to on friday night. >> reporter: snd ss was called offer after wo after unspecified threat involving gang violence, possibly shooting at the field. >> we heard what was happening. we're concerned that not only for the team's safety but the

families and the kids. >> reporter: oakland unified released a statement that reads in part, quote, after consulting with our police departments, we decided out of an abundance of caution to cancel the game. we are working to find a later daetz in the seas date to reschedule the game. no date or place has been settled on. if so, they won't announce it. the jv says it could affect their future. >> you get calls from san diego state, they come to the game to see both parties.. >> reporter: so administrators in both oakland unified and san leandro unified are supposed to be working on scheduling for a later date. that date has not been settled on yet, and coaches at san leandro weren't talking but coaches at mcclimbens say you have to treat like there's not going to be a game and move on.

so we are waiting as you guys re to see what's going to happen, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> hopefully they can get it rescheduled. thieves in the south bay have been hitting up this church, getting away twice with equipment belonging to the boy scouts. how the community is rallying to the to help get their belongings back. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures fell today. i'll let you know if the cooling trend is going to continue for your weekend plans. a vacant so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack.

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sausal in the south bay, burglaries have broken into an almaden

valley church twice in the past six months, stealing thousands of dollars worth of goods that belong to a local boy scout troupe. >> reporter: frustration for many at almaden hills church in san jose after a break-in sometime sunday into monday. >> they came over the rafters, had a bolt cutter in order to get the garage door open and the trailer hitch, the lock off the trailer hitch, and they took the trailer. >> reporter: a trailer belonging to boy scout troupe 262, filled with more than $12,000 worth of camping equipment, everything from multiple tents to cooking supplies all gone in a matter of minutes. >> it could be that the people who stole it and ended up with the trailer were not the same folks. >> reporter: that's because police found the trailer at a homeless encampment, however, hoev sto whoever stole it had to have the

means to remove the trailer. >> they were stealing to sell. >> reporter: this is now the second time the church and troupe have been targeted over the last six months. >> the first time we got broken into, the troupe came together and collected bottles and cans, and that's the way reraiswe rai money. >> we're a small church. i really want people to stop breaking in here. i want people to stand up and say this is enough. >> reporter: police say the case remains under investigation. >> the fact that this happened, this is a symptom of a bigger problem that needs to be addressed in the city of san jose. >> reporter: if you'd like to help, the church is accepting donations on behalf of the troupe. the boy scouts will also be selling popcorn at the safe way store at cherry and almaden expressway tomorrow. we're in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. committed to build ago

bett building a better bay area. >> the site of the old mervin's ore. >> woodrow has our story. >> reporter: pretty soon, this empty hayward lot will begin looking more like this. in 2008, retailer mervins shut down after nearly 60 years in business. >> it sat vacant for well over ten years, became an eyesore and blight on the community of hayward. >> reporter: crews demolished the property in 2017. >> became a homeless encampment. the city of hayward, the police were responding to calls by the neighborhoods around here. two and three calls a week. >> reporter: developer dolinger bought it with a vision in mind. >> we're building 474 apartments, but 82,000 square feet of retail. >> reporter: scott says the future of hayward will be called

lincoln landing. the project is expected to open in two and a half years, the first major downtown project to be opened since a new downtown-specific plan to create more space for housing and retail entertainment and other non-residential uses. >> our entire site will be affordable is what we say, compared to the peninsula. >> reporter: hayward residents say they're thrilled. >> i think it's important that we're just developing more and more housing for the growing population and the bay area. >> reporter: derrick broadway is especially excited. he moved to be closer to his daughter jamaica. >> i love it. i wish i had been here ten years ago, but it's just so expensive, you know. >> reporter: the goal to revitalize hayward for visitors and residents. turning to the weather. a few days ago it was hot.

this morning i was looking for a sweat shirt. >> we went from one end of the extreme to the other. the marine layer deepened overnight, and this morning we woke up to drizzle and overcast skies. and, as you will notice right now, there is still a lot of cloud cover lingering. it impacted the temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. we're running 14 degrees cooler. down 12 degrees in san francisco. the wind certainly playing a role onshore, coming off the cooler ocean water out of the southwest, gusting to 30 right now in san carlos. the sun is trying to peek through. 59 in the city, 61 in oakland. 60s for showan jose, gilroy. a live look from the tahoe camera. they're going to be seeing snow over the weekend. 63 in livermore. so yes, you snead a jackneed a o sweater if you are stepping out tonight or tomorrow.

temperatures will be in the 40s, 50s. noontime still cool and wind eyeyewindy.windy. a live look from the south beach camera, the clouds are pretty much stacked up. here's a beautiful view of the fog from the mt. tam cam. and at that is a shaky view. blustery and below average in the afternoon. and we are expecting the possibility of isolated showers in the hills on sunday. the hour by hour wind forecast. tomorrow morning it's going to be gusting 20-30 miles per hour. the winds will pick up going into the afternoon. and even in the evening hours it is going to be a very windy day, especially near the coast and around the bay. as we take a look at what's going to happen, it's a cold system coming out of canada that is going to bring in some drier air for the baych will sweep those clouds out, but it will bring moisture to the sierras, starting saturday afternoon, evening, some

showers, snowshowers in the mountains. be prepared for reduced visibility if you're heading there. there is a winter advisory going up tomorrow. mid-40s to mid-50s in the morning. yes, it is going to start out chilly, windy. for the afternoon we hang onto windy conditions. 63 half moon bay, low 70s from san jose to fremont, livermore. 74 concord. 73 napa. 70 in san rafael. not exactly where you should be this time of year, but it is certainly feeling like the seasons are changing. accuweather forecast. yes, it is autumn, and we are going to be noticing cooler than average conditions for your weekend going into next week. by the time we head into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we'll start to bounce back closer to average with low 80s inland, mid-60s at the coast. bright skies. mild weather coming your way, but fall is all about ups and

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goup has now yanked its offering, the "wall street journal" says part of the reason for the move was the disappointing ipo yesterday by peloton. clothing retail company rent the runway isn't accepting any new subscribers or event rentals for a few weeks. it comes as the clothing platform is dealing with inventory. some describers have had their orders delayed, due to a software transformation. they're anticipating the issue to be resolved by october 15th. wells fargo has a new ceo, its third in three years. the san francisco-bank is hiring charles sharf. he replaces alan parker. wells fargo has been trying to recover from numerous scandals, including employees opening millions of fake checking accounts. it's been fined several times, including a record $1 billion

last year. sharf's salary, $2.5 million annually, plus a $5 million bonus. coming up, stanford suntudes showed their support for shanell miller. >> and we're getting new insight into the impeachment inquiry, nancy pelosi's daughter talking to abc 7 today about what may have changed her mom's mind on impeachment. >> it's been one month since san francisco stores were forced to bring back cash. we take a l

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washington still reeling from the whistle-blower complaint that's now triggered an impeachment inquiry into president trump. >> the president has engaged in serious act of wrongdoing. >> reporter: as lawmakers prepare for their next recess, an official appears to have confirmed a key detail in the complaint, to keep hidden details of a call president trump had with a leader of ukraine. >> their is is a coverup. >> reporter: the president urged the ukraine leader to investigate joe biden and his son. the top intelligence official caught in the tug-of-war between the white house and congress. >> this appears to be the first intelligence community whistle-blower complaint that has ever, ever been withheld from congress. >> it is, in fact, as far as i'm concerned, unprecedented. >> reporter: the whistle-blower said white house officials told them they were deeply disturbed by the call, raising concerns they had witnessed the president abuse his office for personal

gain. democrats say that complaint gives them a road map for their impeachment investigations. republicans taking issue with the whistle-blower's credibility. >> the fact is, he was not a witness to any of it. >> reporter: the committee plans to continue their investigations through the congressional recess. the president behind closed doors, venting his frustrations as seen in this video by bloomberg. >> who's person who gave the whistle-blower that information? because that's close to a spy. you know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart, right? with spies and treason, right? we used to handle it a little differently than we do now. >> reporter: and as for that call with ukraine, the president has insisted it was perfect and accused democrats of defrauding the american public. rachel scott, washington. >> we heard from house speaker nancy pelosi's daughter news at her what might have changed her mother's mind to pursue impeachment after hearing calls

from a growing number of democrats for months. >> it's one thing to say there's a person that's done a lot of bad things that we believe, we're not sure we can prove, but he went out and released a transcript, well, first, well, notes and recollections, but ultimately a transcript of the conversation, even his summary was impeachable. >> kristine is also a democratic party strategist and was with her mother nancy as news of the ukraine conversation broke, along with the political firestorm that came after, but kristine says since she was a little girl, the more hectic things have gotten the calmer her mother is. jill biden is in the bay area tonight. she will be at manny's in the mission district for e'll bealking about her husband's campaign for president and meeting with donors as well. you do need a ticket to get into the event. she has made a few trips to the bay area in the past. those were mainly to advocate for president obama's college promise initiative.

one year ago today former palo alto resident professor christine blasey ford testified before a congressional committee about sexual assault accusations against now-supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> indelible in the hippo campus is the laughter. the uproarious laughter between the two. and they're having fun at my expense. >> blasey ford said she was 100% sure he assaulted her when they were teenagers. kavanaugh said i0%e did not hap. two reporters say as recently as this january she had not returned to her job and is still receiving death threats. kavanaugh was confirmed on october 6th. this october 6, a protest is

planned at the supreme court. chanell miller used virtual technology for a plaque. miller and stanford couldn't agree on words that would go on a plaque. the plaque was never installed. today the public was invited to visit the spot and experience her own words in her voice and using their tablets. >> you took away my worth, my anything. >> here's a space that has something missing, physically missing that we can use technology to kind of, not replace, because we still think there should be a plaque, but to at least correct some aspect of it. >> the augmented reality experience is called "dear visitor" abc 7 was told it welcomes augmented reality in the space. miller has launched an instagram page, "know my name" was released tuesday and she posted a message thanking supporters.

presentation high school is hiring an outside law firm to investigate past reports of sexual abuse and misconduct at that catholic school. they claim administrators mishandled the claims. one student wrote in the "washington post" two years ago. presentation has hired a law firm that specialized in probing sexual harassment complaints. federal investigators say a two-week investigation of the burned-out wreckage of conception, the diving boat, has not revealed the cause of the fire, but investigation is far from over and parts of the vessel have been sent to labs for testing. 34 people died when the bt fbi, attorney's office in los angeles and e safety board are taking part in this investigation. fall horse racing season began today at embattled santa anita park in southern california.

30 horses died during the park's winter-spring meeting. it's propgt it's prompted activists to call for it to be shut down. jerry hollendorfer was banned from santa anita and other tracks under the same leadership. four of his horses died at santa anita. he is still banned there. today we saw prince harry follow in his mother's foot steps quite literally. he traveled to angola to help clear an area of land mines. it's the same exact walk the spot is now known as han 2.

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well, it's been just more than a month since san francisco's ban on cashless stores took effect. so we wondered, how's that going? >> michael finney and a secret shopper have been looking into that. >> it's kicking in, just not all at once. my recent spot check is showing. cashless stores are making real inroads into san francisco. speeding up the shopping process and at amazon go, doing away with the checkout line all together. >> customers walk in, take what they want and walk out when they're done shopping. >> the process was faster if you owned a smartphone, downloaded an app and had a credit card. but

>> i always say cash is king. and i'm like, if you have cash you should be able to go anywhere you want. >> the new regulations have been it was time to see if businesses were complying with the new law. the day before the law went into effect, sweet green still had this cash-only sign on his front door. yesterday the sign was gone, and cash is accepted. amazon go said it was taking cash at all of its stores, but before the ban was official, i was told at this market street amazon go location cash was not accepted. 7 on your side secret shopper went back to the store and cash was accepted. the secret shopper checked other amazon go locations and cash was always accepted. the 7 on your side view irasker us to check out the organic coup. the store still had signs saying no cash. i was able to pay with a $10

bill. those signs have now been removed. there's a good reason for businesses to comply. steep fines. >> they can fine you $100 for your first offense, and then if you still don't take cash, they'll i up infremtly. by the third, it's $1,000 and a misdemeanor. >> ouch. there are only three city of sa francisco. popups, food trucks and professionals like doctors and lawyers. if you experience anyone else not taking cash, please let me know about it, i'll look into it. i was i have happy with what we were finding every where. >> if you need any support secret, mystery shoppers, i'll put on a mustache. >> hellooo? >> they won't know who i am. today it was all about dad at some schools around the nation and the bay area, we're going to

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police in virginia are investigating an alleged assault on a black sixth grader who says several white students held her down and forcefully cut her

dreadlocks. she says they called her hair ugly, when they pinned her down and cut her dreadlocks during recess. her family met with school officials thursday but feel as though the school isn't taking them seriously. >> they put their hands on my back, their hand over my mouth and started to cut my hair. >> no other child has to experience what she experienced and they just walk away. >> officials with the school where the vice president's wife, karen pence, teaches part time say they are cooperating with police. >> on to business and entertainment news. spiderman will not be leaving the marvel cinematic universe anytime soon. waltz disn walt disney says they will be teaming up to produce spiderman again. the next spidey film will star tom holland, expected to hit theaters july 2021.

google is turning 21 today. the search engine, which has just turned into this huge thing, just celebrated, according with a google doodle. the doodle shows what a typical desk top computer looked like in 1998, when google's co-founders, then stanford students created it. >> be really nice to have google stock from 21 years ago. there was a celebration of fathers and father figures across the bay area. that got the excitement of fairview. the school took part in the nationwide fathers getting involved in education. >> it's great to have everything, a lot of energy, a lot of great mus people. and it's a great cause for the children. >> her mom is a single mom that's working hard for her and her sister and to be able to be

part of her family and support her family and the wonderful people that are here as well. so it's great to be here. >> the hay with regard schohayw participated for many years, and more sweatshirts than would you have seen on monday or tuesday. >> to have the dads involved, great thing. >> let's get to sandhya patel to find out how long the sweater weather will hang around. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. plenty of cloud cover along the bay and the coast. inland areas, you're seeing the sun. we're watching a system in the pacific northwest bringing showers and snowshowers there. it's going to be dropping southward. as it does, it's going to bring snow to the sierra, down to 6,000 feet, which is why winter weather advisory is in effect 2:00 p.m. tomorrow until 5:00 p.m. monday. three to six inches expected, up to a foot for the tallest peaks.

if you're headed to tahoe, make sure you have your chains, passes will be impacted. an early taste of winter if you will. tomorrow afternoon it will feel like november, not september, as it is going to get windy and cooler than average again. low 60s to mid-70s for your saturday. the accuweather seven-day forecast keeping it below average right on through monday before temperatures rebound beginning on tuesday. by midweek we'll be closer to where we should be this time of year with bright skies and a nice a little warmup, no major warmup. >> looks good, thank, sandhya. >> i'm already cold. nba training camps opening up. >> seems like the season just ended. just ahead, dub nation is just getting used to seeing kevin durant in a uniform.

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nfl for sexual assault allegations. he's denied any wrongdoing. the bay area will get its first official look at the warriors on monday when they hold their annual media day. today some of the other teams in the nba were on display. this is going to take a while to get used to seeing. kevin durant in a brooklyn nets uniform. he's not expected to play this season after blowing out his achilles in the nba finals. now kyrie irving, his new teammate says he won't allow anyone to rush kd back onto the court. >> i felt like it was time for a change, and i wanted to play for a new time, and simply put, i just did it. i didn't really think about what i was leaving behind or like what we accomplished. i put that up on the shelf already. when it was time to make a decision on my future, i just thought solely about me. >> a lot of people have responsibilities for why that ended up happening the way it happened on a national scale. we all know k was not ready to

play ina environment, we all know that. whether people want to admit it or not. he was out 31 days, and we put him on the national stage in the finals to sell a product that came before the person kevin. and now i'm here to protect that. >> well, hollywood has some new stars. anthony davis and dwight howard are joining lebron james this season for the lakers. for howard, it's his second stint in l.a. davis comes over from new orleans. lebron should be fresh. >> i'm very motivated, but i'm right now not in talking-about-it mode. i've been very quiet this summer for a reason. my mother always told me, don't talk about it, be about it. that's where i'm at. >> the as have just clenched a wildcard spot before they hit the diamonds. cleveland has just lost to washington by the

th 8-2. the bears are 4-0. cal will take on arizona state under the friday night lights. cal squeaked past ole miss. an extra effort could go a long way to getting a w tonight. >> they know how small the margins are in winning and losing. we found a way to win four games, which is great. we all know we got to get better. >> that's what great teams do, they continue to improve. if we stay the same we're going to have a lot of different conversations. they know that. >> second round of the safe way open in napa. tony romo fans watching their man after shooting 2 under in

the first round u , he struggle. needing this eagle on 16 to give him a chance. oh, he's still good at reading defenses, but not that putt. a 78 today, misses the cut at plus 4. your leader going into the weekend, bryson dechambeau from the central valley. the long birdie putt goes in on 6. 8 under 64. he is at minus 12. and a birthday shout out to ste steve kerr. he turns 54 today. he's heading into his sixth season as head coach of the dubs. he's led them to five straight nba appearances. med media day on monday for the warriors. >> and the worst fear is steve kerr coming after you. >> join us for news at 11:00. >> cal bears are undefeated. will they make it 5-0? we'll have reactions from fans and highlights of the game tonight at 11:00.

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this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a graduate student from tallahassee, florida... a college psychology professor from winter springs, florida... and our returning champion-- a researcher from washington, d.c... 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, and welcome, everybody. we're happy to welcome a new champion in gabe, only the second champion so far in this 36th season of ours. at the end of yesterday's program when we said goodbye to jason, i mentioned that, don't worry.

he's gonna come back in our tournament of champions, but when he won his first game, he was too late to qualify for this year's tournament of champions. he'll be back to play next year in the tournament. laurel and steve are the newcomers. let's see how you fare against gabe, the giant killer. good luck. here we go. ♪ now let's take a look at the categories, shall we? the "oxford english dictionary." that's followed by... followed by... - all right, gabe. - museum-podge, $1,000.