moderate as you will notice. we are going to pan around the bay area but it has not been around -- not been like that all day. right now it is moderate around santa rosa also toured oakland, san francisco down toward san jose. it is good over on the santa cruz mountains. hayes has been continuing through tonight. a spare the air alert has been issued. it runs all the way through sunday. you will notice poor air quality for the north bay, coast and central bay. also for the santa clara valley, moderate elsewhere. if you are sensitive to would running smoke pollution keep in mind you want to limit your outdoor time. you'll want to keep your doors and windows closed to avoid exposure. you will notice a weak system coming in and it is bringing a few sprinkles in light showers.

as we get you closer to the north bay you will notice around fort ross taking you to street level, light rain showing up. a bigger storm in the forecast. >> when you cannot have a wood running fire, enjoy the yule log. it is streaming all the time on the bay area streaming tv app. >> the holiday travel rush even messier than usual because of what the national weather service is calling a once in a generation storm. airlines have already canceled more than 2400 flights across the country. suzanne is live at sfo with the latest. >> right here at sfo it is relatively calm but earlier it was packed. lots of people facing delays and cancellations. at sfo everyone is trying to get somewhere. some like prey coverage county have faced delay after delay. >> been here at the airport for four hours.

i've been standing in line for three hours. > it has been a nightmare trying to get the bozeman montana to meet up with his friends for a ski trip. >> we tried dozens of different airports. i called the airline. they tried that there is no availability until after christmas. >> blizzard conditions. freezing temperatures around the country. >> i have never hit -35 degrees before. the high is -16. that is crazy. >> so now the only option -- >> i am heading to salt lake city. we are going to drive up like six hours. > scott is trying to get the sun valley, idaho. he faces a four alley delay. >> they have to deice the plane to think it is one plane that goes back and forth. that just put a wrinkle in their schedule. >> this woman had her flight to vancouver canada delayed two days. >> the weather in vancouver canceled the flight.

i have to wait till i could get another flight. >> sfo international has seen plenty of delays and canceled flights because of ice in some parts of the country and flooding in others. so many of today's cancellation stem from chicago and denver. as hectic as today was there may be more headaches tomorrow at sfo. >> we think tomorrow will be the busiest day for the christmas holiday. we are forecasting 100 36,000 people total in and out of sfo tomorrow. that number today, 124. >> some people are taking holiday travel all in stride. this emily in flannel for comfort. >> sure. it is jammy time. >> delay or not they say the end result is worth it. >> just happy to see my family. >> i just checked here at sfo. there were 220 delayed flights today and 25 canceled flights. >> relatively speaking how pack

how busy was the airport today? >> i think it was busy today. it was packed but when we checked in with airport officials they say it was 80% of pre-pandemic levels. 80% of what travel was during the holiday season in 2019. airport officials remind us as busy as it was today it will be even busier tomorrow because tomorrow is supposed to be the busiest day for christmas. >> we wish everyone traveling safe trips. >> travel experts say there is still time to rethink your plans without saving money. katie nastro says most u.s.-based carriers are waving fleas associated with changing flights. >> there are different dates you can travel on and rebooked by. there are differences between them. it just pays to take a few moments. read the emailed airline sent to you.

sign up for text alerts. >> she also says if you are planning to change a flight do it as soon as possible. if the airline decides to cancel your flight you are entitled to a full refund. if you're driving, gas prices are a lot lower than a few months ago. san francisco is just under 450 per gallon. san jose drivers pay for 40 gas in oakland is 435. >> developing news out of humble county and a recovery from tuesday morning's earthquake. water has been restored to 90% of customers. people are still being warned to boil their water as a precaution if they're going to use it for drinking or cooking. practically everyone has their power back. check out the pg&e outage map. the fern bridge reopened 24 hours ago. only one lane is available to traffic should because repair work is ongoing. the earthquake had a in trade

6.4. two people died good teen others injured. at last count 30 homes were unsafe to live in. the red cross is distribute in cleanup kits and is operating in overnight shelter so people can have a place to sleep and charge their phones. >> i suspected drug dealer is under arrest accused of selling fentanyl laced pills to teens at los gatos high school causing several to overdose. the 23-year-old faces felony drug charges. the santa clara street attorney's office says students were aware the pills could be deadly. some even carried narcan in case they overdosed. investigators say he urged teens to share his contact information to get more buyers. those who overdosed did survive. the latest place to combat crime in oakland appears to be working. this year the town has recorded in hundred 16 homicides. that is lower than last murder total of 123 but is still among

the highest numbers in recent years. we spoke to the police chief about what to expect heading into the new year with a new city mayor and city council. >> for the first time ever the city of oakland is hosting its toys for the town holiday event. >> as a kid growing up in oakland my family was sometimes in need of gifts and we would go to places where gifts were donated. >> oakland police chief armstrong says his officers donated over 2000 toys for the event. one way the department is giving back to the community. good times for a city that seemed to be on the brink in late september. nine people were shot and killed over nine days sparking the deadliest time of violence this year. that is when chief armstrong implemented a new crime plan. >> what has been effective is the focus on gun violence and those carrying guns. approach included adding officers to the investigation in

the investigation in a and more patrols. armstrong says it has worked pretty says violent crimes and homicides have sent dropped 50%. they recovered more than routine hundred firearms which armstrong says is a record. >> we will finish this year with a decline in homicides. what is more significant is a 25% decline in overall shootings. >> there has been opd's controversial traffic unit. data from the stanford open policing project finds across the country there is significant racial disparities and traffic stops. people of color more likely to be stopped and searched. chief armstrong acknowledges the impacts of over policing of some communities armstrong believes traffic stops keep guns off the streets. > i think the introducing of our new traffic motor unit in the community making stops we know people drive around with guns in their cars and we went to get those guns off our streets. >> armstrong says he has met with the mayor elect and they have a lot of agreement on how to move the city forward. >> our officers and staff focus

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>> universal basic income has been getting momentum across the country and in california over the last 10 years. it addresses income inequality through monthly cash payments to families need extra help. race and social justice reporter julian glover followed one family to see how this money changed their lives. >> from chocolate to sugar cookies, daisychained loves making sweet treats at this bakery in the mission. the early days and long hours standing can be tiring but it is all in support of her family. we first met daisy in november of 2021 when she and her family of four called this tenderloin apartment home. before the pandemic another couple lived in the three-bedroom apartment and paid half the rent. that couple moved out during the

pandemic leaving her and her family with the entire bill. when they moved out it was daisy, her husband and her two boys. a three-year-old and 13-year-old. daisy primarily speaks spanish and indigenous language native to mexico. she only speak some english so she spoke to us in spanish as she put her dinner for her boys. it is expensive to live here she said. she is paying more than $3000 in rent. it is tough buying angst for the kids because she has to save for rent. saving got easier and financial burdens less stressful. a month before we met her and her family and i told her of showing 21 she received $350 of additional cash, the first of six monthly checks as part of a guaranteed income pilot program. it is a great help she said. she is able to buy food for her family without worrying if she

can afford it. our youngest is growing fast. now she is able to make sure he has the basics thanks to the unconditional cash. daisy and her family were selected to be one of 13 families enrolled in the basic income pilot program run through compass family services. the san francisco nonprofit has been around for more than 100 years focused on safety net programs for families on housed around the b brink of living without shelter. it offers services like food assistance in free childcare. daisies youngest is enrolled here. that is how she heard about the program. >> a little bit of money can make a big difference for the families. families are using these funds for basic needs. >> executive director said the basic income pilot was made possible by a $35,000 grant from wells fargo. the nonprofit survey the families before, during and after the program concluded. we followed daisy and her family for the six-month of the program. >> one of the words they used

when they were describing how the funds impacted them was it increased their calm. the idea that families are so stressed out by their finances or lack of finance is and that x everything. just the idea we could reduce that tension and stress and support the family's calm feels like it is a good use of $350 a month. >> of unconditional cash the 13 families enrolled in the pilot program received wraparound services like access to family counseling and money management classes. much needed help when you are one unexpected bill away from homelessness. >> the situations they are facing is they can pay their rent or they can buy she's. -- buy groceries. >> is exactly the situation daisy and her family found themselves in when we checked in halfway through the program. we spoke of resume as the entire

family recovered from covid. she tells us her husband was out of work for two weeks because he was still testing positive. paid sick leave through daisy and her husband's job kept the family afloat. still sick her husband could not work his part-time job so money was tight to daisy said she is unsure how they would purchase groceries without the extra question. she is grateful for the assistance and is already saving what she can. planning ahead for when the famed 10 longer have the added help. >> julian glover tomorrow we will show you how the rest of the program turns out for daisy and her family. if you cannot wait you can stream all of the story right now on our abc 7 area streaming tv up. go to the new and popular section. >> high water levels known as king tides have hit parts of the bay area. the video is from san francisco's embarcadero. king tides are the highest astronomical tides of the year. it will bring minor coastal

flooding to parts of the bay area coastline. >> nothing extreme here. not like what we are seeing back east. >> we are very fortunate here. let's take a look at the coastal flood advisory due to the king tides. it remains up in till 2:00 p.m. sunday. as those king tides, the highest astronomical tides of the year will continue to cause minor coastal flooding in low-lying areas. tomorrow at 10:24 it is about seven feet. saturday it is 11:14 a.m. as we head toward sunday it will be just afternoon. as we look at live doppler 7 here is a week thing system starting to bring in some showers. street-level radar. dry creek road. avenue healdsburg to your getting a little of wet weather. you are not seeing the wet weather in the south bay. 48 in san francisco. low 50's from san jose to half

moon bay. from our sfo camera to are noticing things are quiet in terms of the weather. fortier in santa rosa. it is chilly if you are step. livermore in the mid 40's. the cadaver all debt the holidays. scattered light showers tonight good through early tomorrow morning we are looking at a stronger storm arriving early next week. let's check out our christmas eve planter 9:00 saturday temperatures will be in the mid to upper 40's. i will be some fog around. hazy sunshine in the afternoon hours. you are looking at low to mid 60's. by 9:00 temperatures will be falling. it is a late level 1 for tonight 's body let showers will create slippery areas. accumulations. just enough to slow you down. as we go and work by our, you

will notice a few showers popping up in the bay area. they are isolated in nature. in the wee hours of the morning there could be a few more showers trailing through. tomorrow morning we will have to deal with the clouds and damp roads. tomorrow morning you are looking at temperatures in the 40's. little bit of fog toward the delta. tomorrow afternoon temperatures will range from the mid 50's to the low 60's. a mixture of sunshine and clouds and hazy conditions. hopefully the wood-burning smoke gets wiped away by tuesday storm. it is going to bring quite a bit of rain to the bay area. levels will be high. a rain and snow mix in the sierra. more showers in the four asked for thursday. when full projections monday night through wednesday looking pretty impressive. one to of three inches of rain.

milder pattern. we warm it up over the weekend. christmas day is looking beautiful. mota upper 60's. a chance of rain on monday evening. level two tuesday. level 1 for wednesday and her stay. this is the way we want her to unfold which is wet weather. >> we should enjoy this pattern here because it looks a lot different in other parts of the country. we are going to show you more of what is happening in other parts of the country affected by

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>> severe storms and terrible travel conditions across the country as people try to make it to their holiday destination. 45 states from washington to florida will see dangers wind chills, flooding or blizzard conditions. >> the national weather service calling it a once in the generation storm. visibility near zero in parts of the country as drivers hit the roads for the holidays. >> this is just the beginning. >> a multi car pileup in washington state. numerous accidents caused by icy conditions in wichita, kansas. president biden urging everyone to he local with the spirit >>

it is not like a snow day when you are this is serious stuff >> parts of the country could to the coldest temperatures in more than years. nearly a 50 read lozier wind chill in cheyenne, wyoming. george's governor declaring a state of emergency. >> communities across the state are about to see temperatures they have not experienced in a decade or more. >> the severe cold will reach as far south as texas. >> one in dallas. -26 and a st. louis for a wind chill. >> the storm also taken on air travel. weary passengers dealing with thousands of flight delays and cancellations. >> tired, stressed, hungry. hopeless. >> this couple headed to minneapolis. >> hoping we make it there on time and safely. once we get there we are hoping we can drive safely to our destination. >> the east coast will not

escape the winter mess. wind chills saturday morning would dip below zero from washington, d.c. all the way to boston. even miami expected to see temperatures in the 40's christmas eve. >> holiday tradition begins today bc and hulu are teaming up to track santa. are tracking santa technology makes it feeling you are riding along in santa's sleigh. this is as close to santa as you can get without being a reindeer. you will get c christmas trivia and a whole lot more. don't miss tracking santa, a hulu abc holidays shall this christmas eve only on hulu. >> 7 on your side explains when and how to save money at the dentist. >> how this palo alto mansion is securing freedom for a

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>> a history making house arrest. this palo alto home is where disgraced cryptocurrency mogul sam will spend his days awaiting trial. home belongs to his parents. house arrest is a condition of his release on $250 million bond. >> a prosecutor called it the largest ever pretrial bond. authorities have seized his passport and he has an ankle monitor. >> alex has the details. >> s ceo of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange ftx released on $250 million bond and placed under house arrest at his parent's california home following his first court appearance in manhattan federal court since being extradited from the bahamas. federal prosecutors announced a nominal charges against 30-year-old former executive that included fraud, conspiracy, money laundering and campaign-finance violations.

they allege he defrauded investors and diverted billions of dollars in customer money to his hedge fund which he used to fund his lavish lifestyle as well as risky regional investments and little donations. in an interview with george stephanopoulos bankman-fried denied knowing ftx customer funds were being improperly used. >> did you know these funds were being funneled to alameda? >> i did not know there was any improper use of customer funds. >> two former colleagues of eichmann freed, the chief executive of alameda and the cofounder of ftx have waited till tea to federal charges and are cooperating with prosecutors. the u.s. attorney for the seven district of new york urging others to come forward. >> if you participated in misconduct at ftx or alameda now is the time to get ahead of it. we are moving quickly and our patience is not eternal.

charges, he is facing several related civil suits from the securities and exchange commission and the commodities future trading commission. country's largest robo call operation with its largest financial history. the agency has proposed a nearly hundred million dollar fine against cox and jones enterprises for what the fcc calls egregious violations. the company is accused of making more than 5 billion calls in three months connected to a nt scam. it is enough calls to contact each person in the united states 15 times. some positive economic news. the commerce department reported gross domestic product grew by more than 3% last quarter did slightly more than economists predicted should the dow lost 348 points to end trading at

33,027. the nasdaq went down 233 points and the s&p dropped 56. the house select committee >> investigating the deadly january 6 attack on the capital has released transcripts of interviews with the key witnesses to the events that day. jay o'brien looks at the transcript for one witness in particular, casey hutchinson. >> the house january 6 committee releasing this transcript of cassidy hutchinson and one of the most powerful witnesses shedding new light on the intense pressure she says she faced. hutchinson telling the committee under oath the lawyer provided to her by the trump team and who had served as an ethics lawyer in terms white house had told her i don't way to perjure yourself but i don't recall is not perjuring. they don't know what you can and cannot recall. in statement saying he represented ms. hutchinson honorably, ethically and fully consistent with her sole interest.

hutchinson also claiming an aid to trims former chief of staff mark meadows told her meadows notice you will do the right thing tomorrow and those he will protect him and the boss. revelations come the same week the site that select committee voted to refer trump, his lawyer and others to the justice department. 's work investigation by the 117th congress that began with a violent assault on democracy almost two years ago. >> we have a vital roadmap in ensuring justice will be done. and that this will not happen again. >> most house republicans unmoved the committee's findings. kevin mccarthy vowing to an s to get the january 6 committee itself and republicans take control of the house in january. >> today the fda approved a new drug to treat hiv. it is made by a company based in

foster city. the drug is administered through injection and pills. it is expensive to the first year of treatment is expected to come with a price tag of more than $42,000. the company hopes to have the drug available for patients in january. >> half of the bay area is in high stage of covid-19 community levels. those counties shaded orange include san francisco, alameda, contra costa, santa clara and solano. the rest of the bay area is in the medium stage. >> it is really hard to find anyone who enjoys going to the dentist. regular visits are important for oral health but a dentist visit can be stressful and expensive especially if it is for something other than team cleaning or checkup. do you always need those recommended procedures? like wolf any with the help of consumer reports takes a look at five, dental procedures to help you figure out if and when you

really need them. >> sitting in a dentist chair, the last thing you want to hear is you will need a filling, a crown or even a root canal but do you always need every procedure that is recommended >> there is a lot of gray area in dentistry and there >> there is a lot of gray area in dentistry always one answer for a given problem. some dentists may pressure patients to get or expensive treatments. that is why it may be wise to get a second opinion. >> a recent consumer reports survey says only 27% of patients have received a second dependent on a recommended dental treatment or procedure. consumer reports sought the -- the advice of dentists to find out what you should do if you are told you need a procedure. take something routine like a filling. replacing or repairing a filling can be important when they are damage but we've -- but be wary if your dentist recommends replacing them simply because they are old. >> age alone should not be the

only reason for new fillings. push back if your dentist recommends replacing the fillings because they are old. >> if your dentist recommends a root canal make sure they perform the adequate testing which may include x-rays and a sensitivity test. if your dentist recommends pulling a tooth, consider asking if there are other ways to extend the life of the tooth because in implant can cost you thousands of dollars. >> a tooth extraction is generally the last step for a damaged tooth so if your dentist recommends an extraction, ask them to explain why and consider getting a second opinion. >> to find a dentist for a second opinion consumer reports recommends asking friends and family or searching on the american dental association site. we should ask for records including x-rays to give to the second dentist. >> good information and when you do ask for a second opinion don't explain what the first opinion was so the dentist can examine you without any preconceived notions. 7 on your side wants to hear

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>> the season of giving is in full effect in san francisco. volunteers prepared meals for vulnerable communities over the holidays. volunteers are spending countless hours preparing thousands of meals to be served either on-site or to go. we spoke with the volunteer who brought her two cousins along. she says it is the perfect way to spend time with your family. >> it is a nice family bonding kind of way. sending to music on the radio and talking with each other and getting to know each other more. >> if you would like to volunteer this we can all you have to do is show up before 10:00 a.m. saturday or sunday and they will put you to work. >> this holiday season a disney counsel is -- disney counsel as we enjoy to a contra costa family.

an anonymous donor made their christmas wish come true. >> it is three days before christmas and the, family did not have to wait to open their main president -- main present. the disney castle is already the centerpiece of their home. for years they have been eyeing the coveted sold out almost $400 counsel. >> we have never had that kind of money to spend on something like that. >> this christmas their wish came true. it all started with this ad on facebook marketplace. >> and maybe that basically said free disney castle. >> remain anonymous. seven months ago he was going through a personal hard rake and found peace and distraction building legos. >> i did not want a house full of lego. they said why don't you put it on marketplace because i was trying to figure out how i could if it and who i could gift it to. >> the only catch he wanted to

hear people's stories. in the first hour his post got over a thousand replies. > it was unbelievable. i think i had shared -- i getting a response about every three seconds. about 800 responses in less than an hour. the story i ultimately chose had to do with running a family together during the holidays. >> that family is the thomases . >> her mouth dropped. i won the counsel. >> this castle represents more than legos. >> we got engaged in front of the castle and we announced two of my pregnancies in front of the castle. it has been a huge thing for us. >> they have matching tattoos with the coordinates of the castle. >> the second one is disneyland castle where i proposed to her. >> for two years they lived in this rv to save money to buy their first home.

a couple months ago they made the biggest purchase they ever made some money from casement -- so money from kiss -- from christmas gifts was tight. >> after living in an rv it feels like a mansion. >> they having a home is your human sized castle? >> 100%. >> great story. >> absolutely. it is our first full day of winter today. there are some winter storms in the seven-day forecast. when and where it is going to rain next.

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>> tonight at story that proves anything as possible. it is about a baby in medical distress in small alaskan village. zohreen shah shows you how a community came together to save a life. >> less than 40 miles arctic circle a small community from an alaskan town of 160 people gathering together to help save a baby's life. the windshield dipping to -20 degrees. airport worker calvin the only maintenance operator for the

town's airport getting a call that a plane needed to land to get the baby airlifted to another clinic. he had one big problem. the runway lights at the airport had been out for over a week. that meant no planes in or out in the dark. >> if anything were to be done we were going to have to get together and do this. >> that is what they did. gathering 150 people in below freezing temperatures to light the runway with 30 atv's, cars and snowmobiles letting the plane land to pick up the baby. replacing every runway light was a vehicle leading the way so the plane could land. >> it felt really good once the plane took off. >> the baby's parents really grateful for the holiday heroes. >> almost everybody sat there on their vehicles and paused watching the plane leave. extremely grateful. >> the baby's mom said it was emotional to see the community come together.

it felt like they were committed to making sure their child got help. >> amazing. >> all of them coming together. >> and everybody is ok. >> let's take a look at the weather. it is bad in some places. >> sandhya patel is tracking that and what we can expect here. >> nasty conditions around the country. from the pacific northwest all the way across many parts of the central and eastern seaboard we have cold weather in freeze warnings. flood watches. this storm is bombing out as we look at the midwest. that is where the focus is going into the east coast. out west, nothing here that as we head toward the east coast this is where you will find the delays. 82 minutes, new york. new york's jfk as 30 delays because of the stormy weather. look at the arctic blast bringing in bitter cold weather. minus eight in omaha.

you combine it with the winds and the wind chills are in the life-threatening category. 20 degrees below green bay. des moines, -34. as we check out the forecast, the northeast will be the problem spot for tomorrow. if you are traveling parts of the pacific northwest in with an rockies looking at some showers. a few showers around the north bay. light stuff so far. a couple hundredths of an inch is what i'm finding in the northern part of her viewing area. it is a weak system. tomorrow afternoon it is dry. hazy and milder. 50's and 60's. the seven-day forecast features warmer weather for a christmas eve, christmas day. we will see a drop in those temperatures. a level two storm coming in tuesday. we will soak the bay area. a one for wednesday and thursday. hopefully you get through the holidays without the wet weather and we get much-needed wet

weather. >> chris alvarez is here. >> the forecast looks good for saturdays niners game showed a saturday showdown with washington playoff positioning. the latest developments in the carlos correa position. what

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after the carlos correa deal and apparently it felt because of an injury he had before he was a major league her in before the giants won the 2014 world series. espn reports the giants backed out because of the broken fibula he suffered when he slid in a minor-league game in 2014. he was apparently in san francisco with his family ready to go to the press conference on the giants postponed rings. espn said he had plans to go on a cable right and househunting. instead early in the afternoon the giants told him and his agent they would not go ahead with the 13 year contract. the mets deal happen when they were here in the bay area. >> where was carlos when they told him they were calling off the press conference? >> we were all in the hotel in san francisco. he had his parents there, his brother, his wife's parents. it was certainly a roller coaster for the family.

he was obviously surprised. as we all were frankly. >> he was scheduled to take a physical with the mets today. the niners enter the final three games of the season to playoffs already clinched. they can move have a viking. brock purdy will make his third start of the season at quarterback. the niners riding in eight game win streak. could provide some help on the defensive line. deebo samuel got some conditioning. the niners had some six players make the program. coach shanahan was asked how he approached the team with regards to who was and who was not on the team. >> i don't like being the one to address them because i don't like having to address all the guys that screwed. i know how happy some people cheer. i don't want to look at all the other guys who are crushed.

let them find out naturally. i don't like to make it too big a deal in front of everybody. there are number of guys who should have been in there. >> 49ers museum they'll a new exhibit tomorrow. the long game spotlights prominent bay area sports figures. all who have elevated social justice conversation into the mainstream. >> when you look at this list, there is a representation of some pretty iconic people that went through some experiences that are really tough to imagine. and i think it is that awareness for all of us to acknowledge they went on and they happened and now? hopefully the benefit is what to do moving forward as a society? >> the long game exhibit also open ahead of saturday's

kickoff. most of the nfl games being played because of the christmas holiday. the niners in good position right now. they are right around the corner. the lawyers are on-air sunday. they need to get a win in the wrist way. not have and so good on the road. >> a little christmas gift. >> coming up tonight on abc seven at 8:00, celebrity lafortune followed a 9:00 i press your luck areas at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. that'll do it for this edition of abc7news. thanks so much for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheers and applause] today's contestants are an administrator from sunnyvale, california... a salmon conservation associate from boise, idaho... and our returning champion-- a scenic artist from toronto, ontario, canada... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, folks. thank you, johnny. welcome to "jeopardy!" our champion, ray lalonde, has done it. with his fifth win yesterday, he has punched his ticket

into our next tournament of champions. now for those of you keeping track at home, ray is actually our third official toc qualifier of the season. he's alongside 5-game champion luigi de guzman and 21-day champ cris pannullo. today we welcome mitch and kathy to the alex trebek stage. who knows if one of them is about to rattle off a 5-game streak of their own? let's start finding out. it all begins with the jeopardy! round and these categories... first, then... each correct response is two words, different by one vowel. we then go to... and finally... you'll have to name the movie or show in which she speaks each of these lines. ray, you begin the game. we come to this place for $400. we come to this place for...