housing." the owner, wedgewood, posted an eviction notice. a judge found in favor of the owner and ordered the squatters out. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more. >>ood g. all four people who were arrested were released a couple of hours ago. money was raised on a gofundme page. but the moms for housing arrests seemed to ignite even more anger. >> man, i'm fightin' this fight, period. >> reporter: two mothers, misty cross and talani king, along with two supporters, jesse turner and walter baker, were released from the alameda county jail angrier than ever after they were arrested this morning byff's living in.

>> this is the reason we're going to keep this fight flaming. this is the reason this movement is going to keep moving and building. i want people on planes right now to shut this city housing could not legally live in the vacant home they took over two months ago in desperation over the homelessness crisis. they turned down an offer for the home's owner, wedgewood properties, for two months of housing, refusing to leave. after the early morning arrests, a fence was put around the house and security guards were stationed inside. >> we're going to send in a paramilitary force when the only thing the people had outside was dream catchers and drums. it's obscene. >> the doors were barricaded. they had fortified the doors. making entry into the residence was very difficult. >> my heart goes out to those mothers. these are mothers. they're not criminals. they are mothers that have

engaged in what i believe is a courageous act of civil peacefully. we respect what the women said. we don't respect what they did. no one's property should be invaded and stolen. >> reporter: the charges were all misdemeanors for resisting eviction and for obstructing officers. we did hear from law enforcement late this afternoon there might be a vigil or protest of some kind at the house in oakland on magnolia street. now, i asked mom misty cross about the fence that's now up around the house. what she told me as she walked out of jail this afternoon is, anything built up can be broken just like the system. in dublin, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> leslie, thanks. it's a hot topic, and on "midday live" tonight we asked viewers in a live poll how they felt about the moms for housing group. the overwhelming majority, 77%, voted for sets bad precedent.

the second most popular option was waste of resources. 7% called the group an effective protest. >> this story has thrust a company into the spotlight that has been quietly flipping houses in the bay area fordecades. >> reporter: wedgewood properties has been flipping properties in the bay area for decades. here is what they had to say. are you proud of flipping houses? >> flipping houses creates better neighborhoods. it takes a home that's been distressed or foreclosed upon and invests money into that house. >> reporter: on wedgewood's website it states the flip business is the backbone of the company. valerie hearter understands the

opportunity. she is a relat local homeless groups. her concern, companies like wedgewood swoop in without community outreach. >> you can make a substantial profit without having to make pricing so unaffordable that you're taking people away from their homes. there has to be a way for them to also give back. >> reporter: over the last ten years, the median home prices in the bay area have spiked to well over $1 million. many residents have seen their own neighborhoods flip. >> i think it's a business practice that people decide to do. i've never thought about the morality of it. >> people are flipping to make their own profit. they can afford not to do that. >> i watch hgtv all the time. i think it's awesome. i would do it. >> reporter: wedgewood was established in 1985. they buy and sell 200 properties in the bay area every year. before and after photos on the website show what a difference a

renovation can make. the real hot debate, who ends up reaping the rewards. >> definitely as a corporation with that kind of funding, they definitely have the upper hand. >> reporter: how would you answer those people who say that flipping houses actually drives people out of neighborhoods? >> i don't think it drives people out of neighborhoods. i think it drives people to neighborhoods. >> reporter: at the heart of this debate is the question, we would love for our viewers to weigh in, how to invest in neighborhoods in a way that feels fair. that's why it's a complicated issue. wedgewood told us they never leave their properties vacant and many customers are happy about their work. chris reyes for abc 7 news. >> chris, thanks very much. a fight over a ten-unite apartment complex in san mateo highlights the ongoing search for a fix for the housing crisis we're enduring. several housing groups have sued the city of san mateo after it rejected the project. advocates cite the decades-old housing accountability act as a

reason why it should be approved. but a judge in the case issued a narrow ruling that could challenge the law. that's when the state decided to step in. the attorney general's office says it will defend the law. sonoma county is tackling a mile-long homeless tra lless caa rosa. it's a hot issue, and just a short time ago the county decided to move the people to los guilicos park. abc 7 news' wayne freeman has more. >> reporter: good evening, kristen. it's a big surprise, until an hour ago people expected the board of supervisors to place the residents of that homeless camp here on the county administration campus. then we found out it was only a few feet, or would have been only a few feet from a nursery school, a preschool. those parents came in, they complained. now a new decision, they're going to move the residents of that homeless encampment roughly

ten hours out of town. it's a site of a juvenile detention center and other facilities and just across the highway of a retirement community. the county intends to create a full service facility for the homeless, including 60 portable housing units. a few moments ago we spoke with barbie robinson who will be running the program for the county. >> our plan is to have resources for coordination of logistics, to move individuals and their things out to whatever site it was going to be. if it was here at campus, we would have had to have transportation and logistics for their belongings. >> reporter: not everyone in the county agrees with the decision. >> it's going to be a waste of time and money because nobody can go out there. people are trying to get a job. people are trying to find a place to live.

they're going to solution security. they have to go to legal aid. they have to do all these things. they can't be all the way out there. >> reporter: no perfect solution to a very non-perfect, imperfect problem. the question now is when will this happen. the county it is not to clear the rodota trail by the end of this month. they say they'v been working with the residents already, they've been enlisting them and they're thinking they will move to this section out of town. live in santa rosa, wayne freeman, abc 7 news. >> thanks, wayne. we want to hear your ideas for building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. new at 6:00, san francisco police arrest four kids for a string of cellphone robberies. this map shows where the crimes took place. all three happened last month within four days' time. the three victims had a similar story. they were on the street when at least two boys came up, snatched their cellphones, and took off running. police arrested two juvenile

suspects after the third robbery. investigators identified two others. just two weeks ago, search warrants served in hercules and richmond netted all four suspects, all under the age of nit for sed chase chp says last night officersrr. tried to pull over a car with no tail lights near gilroy. officers say the driver took them on a high speed chase into san jose and they opened fire after the car slammed into a patrol vehicle. the driver, a teenager, ran and was later arrested. despite all the chaos, no one was hurt. parents convicted of certain crimes in san francisco could skip jail time and instead take part in a diversion program. district attorney jason boudine said his office will implement a

new law that covers serious and nonviolent felonies. boudine's parents were incarcerated when he was a toddler. he said in a statement, i grew up visiting my parents behind bars. i know the kind of trauma the sudden loss of a parent can have on a child and the kind of resources that are needed to make that child whole again. no one was hurt this evening after a south san francisco fire at a waste transfer site. trash inside the building caught fire. sky7 was ove the scene as firefighters put out the flames at 5:00. employees were evacuated as a precaution but nobody was hurt. our strongest storm of the week is less than 36 hours away now. and it could bring more than an inch of rain where you live. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. conditions are calm but the approaching storm is a moderate storm, ranking 2 on the storm impact scale.

we can expect gusts of 40 miles per hour at times. chance of thunder and snow over the highest bay area peaks. starting at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon, notice by 9:00, 10:00 tomorrow night we'll see rain developing in the north bay. then that frontal system starts to sweep into the north bay a little bit after midnight wednesday night into thursday morning. and that front is going to bring some downpours, some strong gusty wind. it's going to be complicate the morning commute on thursday for sure and it's going to produce snow over the highest bay area peaks as well as dumping a good deal of snow over the sierra. i'll give you a closer look at the storm and the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes, dan and kristen. >> spencer,thanks. being good to the environment is certainly part of building a better bay area. >> new at 6:00 tonight, an update on an issue with california's recycling system. michael finney has been telling us about this for months and a fix could be in the works. 7 on your side helps out a family who thought they would be able to text and tweet for free on vacation. they came home to a $2,000 bill.

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traffic continues to increase by 3% per year. at the same time, the airport plans to add more baggage handling facilities along with more tsa security screening lanes. te eight existing lanes in terminal "b" are often backed up during peak periods. with expansion comes concern about jet engine emissions. the air quality district estimates an increase in emissions of 0.15%. the airport says it wants to balance demand for more flights with an environmental awareness. >> rather than having airplanes sitting out on the apron after they've landed waiting for a gate to open up, because we're gate constrained, idling their engines, generating more emissions, by having a more efficient facility we'll be able to move people and planes through here more efficiently both from an environmental and customer perspective. >> reporter: the mayor believes san jose is leading the way. >> we have launched the largest all-electric bus fleet of any

airport in the country. we are introducing today what i hope will be the start of an incentive program to encourage airlines to use electric and hybrid and low emission fuels. >> reporter: the new terminal is expected to be built on this parking lot. the environmental impact study process is ongoing. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. a major milestone for bicyclists in the bay area. the bike share system known as bay wheels passed its 5 millionth ride last night. bay wheels is owned by lyft. the 49ers of course are gearing up for their big divisional game this sunday. they took time today to honor martin luther king jr. ahead of his holiday. as abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen explains, the team

connected with students at a school in the south bay. >> reporter: ahead of the nfc championship against the packers, members of the 49ers teamed up with the children's literacy nonprofit called  reading partners to share in the fun of learning. >> this is an extremely important week. this is also extremely important, making sure kids understand the importance of education, learning, and having fun. >> reporter: a fateful surprise for students atson anto soan ann jose. >> my brothers are both teachers. to be able to be a part of this community with the team being here is just awesome. >> reporter: some players read to a kindergarten class while others provided one onne tutongo studts >> the a literacyrisisn studeang at g lel at therd resourced communit it's even worse.

>> reporter: at this school the principal knows firsthand how meaningful it can be to receive support from the 49ers. >> straight out of compton, another american story of believing that i can. >> reporter: he's reciting a poem he wrote for richard sherman, whose foundation donated $7,500 last fall to eliminate student lunch debt at the school. >> they have a clean slate so they can focus and concentrate on being students and coming to school and giving it their all, just like richard does on the football field. >> reporter: back in san jose, students and staff at san antonio have more to root for after their special day with the niners. >> it's more than just sport. this is a community effort, it's a team effort. not only do we see them as role models but they're here on the ground with us. >> reporter: a community coming together to show their love in more ways than one. in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> how coothat?

go to abc 7 news' facebook page and show your niners pride with this badge to wish the team good luck as they get ready for the championship >> and it looks like the weather is cooperating with us as well. >> christian spencer is tracking that for us. >> exciting before the big game comes on sunday. as we get ready for the rain coming our way, we have calm conditions right now, and dry. sutro tower view looking out over san francisco under pleasant conditions this evening, 51 in the city, 49 across the bay. 50 in redwood city and san jose. mid-40s at gilroy and half moon bay. this is the view unobstructed by clouds or other formations from west wood. 47 in santa rosa, 48 at petaluma. from our rooftop camera here at abc 7 news, looking at calm conditions around the embarcadero. we'll see a level 2 storm

arriving early thursday morning, starting at midnight tomorrow night. periods of heavy rain and strong, gusty winds will accompany the storm and light showers will move in on saturday. overnight, look for partly cloudy skies and perhaps some areas of fog. overnight lows on the chilly side, mid- to upper 30s, chillier in some parts of the north bay. tomorrow, breezy conditions especially at the coast. highs tomorrow in the low to mid-50s, a relatively cool day. the approaching storm, once again, ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. a storm of moderate intensity. it will be moving into the area late tomorrow night. but we'll really feel the full force of it early thursday morning. it will bring moderate, heavy rain, gusty wind, isolated thunderstorms and snow over the highest bay area peaks as some cold air will accompany the storm. forecast animation looks this way. late tomorrow night we'll see the first wave of rain arriving in the north bay. a steadier wave of rain will

strike eastward. it will be quite stormy t get a little bit of not clearing but calmer weather bymidday thursday. the storm moves away from us and starts to become a major snowstorm over in the sierra. we project that rainfall totals in the bay area will range from a half inch to 1 1/4 inch, perhaps more in the upper sierra. we expect one to two feet of snow above 2,000 feet. higher elevations will see even more. nfc championship game on sunday, niners against green bay packers, 3:30 game time. partly to mostly sunny and mild, 62 degrees, pretty good football weather. the accuweather seven-day forecast, don't forget, a stormy day coming our way on thursday. it will begin to get a little stormy late tomorrow night.

friday will be drying out. light showers arrive on saturday. they won't last long or amount to much. short break on sunday for football. then we get light showers coming in again on monday and tuesday. >> showers like what my teachers told me, "you'll never amount to much." >> they were wrong. >> in this case it's okay. thank you, spencer. is this the night we'll find out who was "jeopardy"'s greatest of all time?

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a winner could be crowned tonight in the "jeopardy" greatestime tournament. contestant ken jennings is close to winning the title. the tournament is a showdown between "jeopardy"'s three greatest champions ever. the special one-hour edition of "jeopardy" can be seen at 8:00 right here on abc 7. a special honor for one of the greatest members of the abc 7 family. [ applause ] that's our vic lee receiving a rousing ovation at the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. vic retired last week and today the board honored him for his amazing 50-year career in journalism. most of it right here in the bay area, the last 15 as a reporter for abc 7 news. the supervisor there hailing vic for, quote, calling out the

wrongs and celebrating the rights. chinatown. he covered the asian-american community and the entire as wel. we're so proud of vic. we hate to see him go but wish him well in retirement. >> we'll still see him around. >> i'm not convinced. nickels and dimes add up when you're talking about bottle deposits. california law states you get that money back when you recycle. >> taking care of the environment is part of building a better bay area. plus the impeachment proceedings against president trump move forwar and tomorrow is shaping up to be a milestone

>> announcer: news to build a better bay area from abc 7. five cents here, ten cents there, it's what you pay on bottles and cans in california and you're supposed to get that

money back. but it's getting hard of her. >> a new report trashes california's recycling system, an issue abc 7 has been studying for many months. >> we're talking about bottle deposits. it's harder than ever to get back the california redemption value because recycling centers have closed. >> now tomorrow, state lawmakers will talk about changing the system. annabelle munoz from our sister station in los angeles looks at what would improve it. >> reporter: recycling is good for the environment. and it could mean some extra cash. but consumer watch dogs say the system in california is not wrking. >> it was built to rely on redemption centers that now are closing right and left. and do that up front. >> reporter: the golden state is lagging behind others.

>> california is one of the worst of the 50 systems we've looked at. we've seen states like my and i oregon with 89, 90% redemption rates. california is 68%. >> reporter: the report found high contamination rates at recycling facilities, saying one in four items in bins are not recyclable. a bill working its way through the state legislature proposes a major overhaul. part of the proposal would require retailers to pay consumers. right now that's a catch-22. >> our law is so convoluted, they're prevented from taking a bunch, huge loads of bottles and cans and contracting with a recycler to pick it up, give them money for it and take it away and market it on the scrap market. >> reporter: the law would also require bench makers to come up with a new system and extend provisions to wine and liquor makers. >> that would involve making sure there are fair and

equitable payments to all the industry players involved and that they figure out awe transportation system themselves that makes sense. >> reporter: we reached out to the california retailers association. a spokesperson told us the bill is amended and is being reviewed. a hearing will be held on it tomorrow. abc 7 news was at san antonio park this morning where the town launched a new praogra, oaktown proud. mayor libby schaaf says the plan starts with what she calls the three e's. >> we must educate. we must eradicate. if worst comes to worst, we must enforce the laws against illegal dump and littering. >> the city is expanding its garbage blitz crews which

focuses on illegal dufrmmping. it's also creating an environmental officer unit to check on dumping sites. today house speaker and san francisco's own nancy pelosi announced that tomorrow the house will send its two articles of impeachment to the senate in the case involving president trump. the trial could start this week. abc news reporter sabrina marshall explains what to expect. >> reporter: after a five-week delay. >> is tomorrow the day? >> reporter: the house is expected to vote wednesday naming the impeachment managers who will act as prosecutors and sending the two articles to the senate for president trump's trial on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the majority leader calling the delay arbitrary. >> nothing in our history or our constitution says a house majority can pass what amounts to a half-baked censure resolution and then insist that the senate fill in the ld to new evidence given to impeachment investigators just yestan attorney for lev parnas,

indicted associate of rudy giuliani, provided his client's cellphone which he says includes a trove of data and tweeting out these videos set to music, showing his client with the president and his inner circle. >> new evidence always can be admitted. >> reporter: also during pelosi's hold, the president's national security adviser john bolton offering to testify under a senate subpoena. the president saying he may invoke executive privilege to block him. mcconnell is still pushing for a quick trial with no witnesses but that decision is up to a simple majority, 51 votes. the top democrat in the senate telling "the view" -- >> how do you run a trial with no witnesses and no evidence? >> reporter: president trump, meanwhile, pushing for a full dismissal of the case. the president is firming up his own legal team. sources familiar with the matter say they expect it to be led by

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the folks in napa and sonoma are not going to like this. wine consumption is down in the united states for the first time in a quarter century. a report by alcohol industry group iwsr found that americans are drinking more hard seltzers and liquor. analysts say it's a part of a broader trend of people looking for healthier choices. tariffs are also a problem. the trump administration imposed a tariff on wine in october. fhe prosed last month. we've seen a trend of robot restaurants emerging in san francisco. >> it's an interesting idea, but as some open, others are closing. abc 7 news's luz pena tells us

request. >> reporter: some robots can make coffee. others a burger. henry is the founder of cafe x. a week ago he closed all three of his san francisco locations. he says his robots are thriving. >> we opened those initially in 2017, running prototype machines we hacked together ourselves. throughout the years we've worked on building a strong in-house engineering team on the hardware side, the software side, and also manufacturing. >> reporter: and figuring out how people like their coffee or food is not an easy task, for humans or robots. >> robotics, automation, hardware, food business, it's very hard. >> reporter: in july, eatsa closed. this year, zumi, a robot pizza restaurant, also closed. what happened to zumi? >> a similar situation. you're seeing someone experiment with a new business model.

some parts of that business model work, other parts don't. >> reporter: the timing is crucial. >> every small business and startup business is a period of trial and error. we're seeing this entire robot food industry go through a period of trial and error. >> reporter: like every human, this robot also has a name. his name is finn. guess what, he's two weeks old. what's next? >> this year, now that we've launched this new version of our machine, our focus is growth. and so we are setting up manufacturing to build 100 of these machines a year. >> reporter: because like the saying says, you either innovate or die. in this case some robots got fired. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> interesting. one opens, one closes. but clearly it's sort of a trend happening, we'll have more of these. is it a trend for us to get a little shower? it's certainly still clear right now. get outside tomorrow morning, you'll want to be inside by

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an east bay couple received a nice anniversary gift from their two daughters, a cruise to mexico for the whole family. >> turns out the girls charged it to their dad's credit card which he laughed about. what wasn't so funny in this -- >> the huge bill they got when they returned home. 7 on your side's michael finney, good thing you were there to help them out. >> cartoon eyes, when this guy saw that bill, had to have been. this is a problem we're hearing more and more about. the family of four had unlimited calls and texting on their cellphones even in mexico. and yet they came home to a horrendous shock. their free roaming cost thousands of dollars. >> reporter: the family was all smiles on their cruise to the mexican riviera. >> we want to cabo san luke ucl. >> when you land, you're always in a new place.

>> reporter: daughter charmaine had fun posting pictures from the ship. >> texting friends, snapchat and all that. >> reporter: the family figured they could use their phones freely. sprint aassured them their plan included unlimited calls and texts from mexico. >> my dad went out of his way to make sure it wouldn't cost extra, we could use the phones as we normally do. >> reporter: so they were stunned when they got back home. sprint called to say they owed thousands of dollars for using their phones on the trip. >> i was in shock for sure. i was like, this is not right. >> reporter: at first roland thought the call was a scam but sprint confirmed he owed $2,300, almost as much as the cruise. >> i said, well, how could i get charged for that, my plan includes roaming in mexico. >> reporter: charmaine alone sent 1,700 messages. >> my phone number was the one that racked up the most amount

of money. that kind of sucks. >> reporter: sprint said roland's plan does cover mexico but not for this trip. why? because they were on a cruise ship. roland wasn't buying it. >> all i know is i'm going to mexico and it just happens we arrive in a boat. >> reporter: sprint offered 10% discount, then 20%, then 50%. roland kept refusing. >> i said, it's not fair. >> we have to call michael finney about this. >> reporter: 7 on your side reached out to sprint. it says its plan doesn't cover r calls own cell towers. but sprint waived the fees. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: check with your carriers about what ratesey're rates on land and your cruise

ship will likely offer its own cellphone plan. you may want to call in advance and ask about that. i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you can reach me at my facebook page or at abc7news.com. >> glad that one worked out. >> people may encounter that on the alaska cruise too, canada, international waters. on to the weather forecast. series of storms coming up. >> dry for tonight, hopefully, spencer. >> dry for tonight it is, kristen. a look at live doppler 7, you can see we have calm weather at the moment. during the overnight hours we'll see a few clouds around, maybe some local fog as well. overnight lows will be on the chilly side, generally mid- to upper 30s, even chillier in the north bay valleys. tomorrow, clouds increasing. breezy but a dry day. high temperatures again on th t part. tomorrow night, a storm late tomorrow night near midnight, a storm will be moving in, ranks 2 on the storm impact scale.

it will be a thursday morning storm, developing overnight tomorrow night, producing moderate to heavy rain, gusty wind, snow over the highest peaks. the accuweather seven-day forecast, after that stormy day on thursday, we get drying on friday, light showers on saturday. then a short, dry break on sunday for the big nsc title game at levi stadium. monday and tuesday, scattered showers again. timing is perfect for the football game. >> thanks, expense of hspencer. >> let's hope the 49ers' timing is as good. >> nick bosa hoping to meet up with aaron rogers early and often on sunday. the rookie has become a

good evening. nick bosa has turned into a one-man game wrecker for the 49ers. and the entire league has taken notice. today bosa received two honors, rookie of the year and defensive rookie of the year, voting done by the pro football writers of america. bosa did not have huge sack numbers, a total of nine. he's relentless pressure creates all kinds of the vikings on saturday. the rematch sunday, nsc championship game at levi's. matt

outcome. >> they're solid on special teams. i have to go back and watch that tape again to really try to grasses what happened and why it happened and how can we adjust and what are we going to do to ensure it doesn't happen. >> bosa happen and kidd will happen. josh jacobs was james offensive rookie of the year. jacobs led all nfl rookies in touching yards and yards after contact. what's even more amazing is that jacobs played much of this season with a broken shoulder. didn't want to stop carrying the ball. more fallout in the wake of the houston astros firing their manager and gm yesterday. late this afternoon red sox manager alex cora agreed to part

ways for his role in the scandal. major league baseball's official investigation pretty much says he was the ringleader of this entire scheme. r a different sign stealing n scheme with the red sox in 2018. they won a world series that year and that investigation has yet to be completed. in a statement that was released, the red sox says we decided it would not be possible for alex to effectively lead the club going forward. >> you have no doubt seen video of the terrible fires going on in australia, the smoke having an impact on the australian open. a slovenian player doubles over in pain during a qualifying match. she had to stop playing, she simply could not breathe anymore. >> i just couldn't breathe. i couldn't walk. i just went down because i couldn't stand up, to be

straight, because i just couldn't breathe. i couldn't have a deep breath. after that i had a panic attack because i couldn't get some air. i was very hard, i have to say. >> so sad, what is happening in australia. a lot of usc fans wondering how things might have worked out if they had kept their head coach a few years ago. now he's beloved after ls touch lsu to the national championship last night. he was asked how he would celebrate the win. >> we're going to get a ham sinned wit sandwich and wake up and do it again. >> come on, coach, you just got the national title, you got to at least find a gas station that's got some chicken on a stick. >> go tigers. >> go tigers. the harlem globetrotters are in the bay area and today mixing

hoec13-tim wld pizza tossing champion tony gemiani. the team's first ever player from china showing off his moves. this guy defies graft with the way he handles the ball. tony is hanging with him on the immedia pizza and it's harder with the pizza than it is with the basketball. that's good stuff right there. my goodness. that is fantastic stuff. the globetrotters always reinventing themselves. >> i've never seen a pizza rolled on its side like that. >> tony is amazing. >> that's good stuff. quality entertainment right there. >> i feel like i've seen him several times, each time they do something a little different. >> lucky the new guy, he'll spin the ball and it almost defies gravity. you have to watch it. it's ridiculous. >> i remember seeing meadow lark lemon.

>> oh, yeah. >> classic. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> reporter: i'm amen did a dell castillo in union station. fire station 30 shuts its doors tomorrow morning. we're talking to neighbors about what this means and what's next. a california school playground covered in jet fuel. tonight hear from the kids and how exactly this happened. and coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, "jeopardy," the greatest of all time, featuring ken jennings, followed by "mixed-ish," at 9:30, "black-ish." abc 7 news at 11:00. >> "jimmy kimmel live" comes on at 11:35. >> a good night. look for news any time on the abc>> i t :00.

♪ this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a business analyst from austin, texas... a stay-at-home mom from irving, texas... and our returning champion, a librarian from portland, oregon... ...whose 2 day cash winnings total $21,999. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. veronica got off to a good start on yesterday's program. led throughout the game. in double jeopardy! expanded her lead

to turn the game into a runaway. but what will happen today? today, after all, is another day. alissa and marlan, welcome. pick up those signaling devices. hope you get to use them often. ♪ here are the categories for the first round of play today, starting off with... that should be fun. we'll deal with... hey... each correct response will be two words differing by one vowel. veronica, start. okay. uh, anagrammed u.s. cities for $200. alissa. what is durham? that's the city. u.s. cities, $400. marlan. what is tucson? good. uh, $600, anagrammed cities.