year across the country. this past weekend there were four wrong way crashes that killed four people. >> liz kreutz has been looking into this. you have a unique perspective. >> it was a scary situation for me. i passed one of these drivers while driving to work saturday morning driving here to the station. although i was lucky i did survive and i was not hit, the person driving not far behind me was hit and i spoke to chp about these crashes. how often they happen and what is being done to prevent them in the future. it happened in what felt like a blink of an eye. driving down highway 101 early saturday morning while on my way to work. a wrong way driver came barreling toward me going northbound in the southbound hov lane. i was in the middle lane. the wrong way driver was in the

fast lane. i was able to get to the slow lane and i kept driving. the device would you give for someone in that situation? on what you told me you are probably one of the best people to offer that advice because you did everything correctly. move over to as far to the side as you can and keep going. > within seconds i called 911 but it was too late. while i was on the phone with dispatch the driver in this red pickup truck crashed head-on into a bmw less than a mile behind me. the wrong way driver was killed at the scene. the man he hit survived but with major injuries. >> it is deftly something that is not normal for us. >> chp officer barclay tells me wrong way drivers are extremely low coming for less than one half of 1% crashes in california. there were four crashes on bay area freeways this week and that

killed a total of four people. alcohol is believed to be a factor in three of them. impairment plays a part any these incidents whether it is alcohol, drugs or a combination of both. >> according to officer barclay, wrong way drivers under the influence often drive in the fast lane aching there on the slow lane on the opposite side. that is why >> we will see these crashes taking place in the fast lane. >> chp says up until last year runway crashes have been on the rise statewide. there were 208 in 2019, 2 hundred 20 in 2020 and 296 in 2021. caltrans says they are working on counter measures to lower the numbers. in addition to did not enter signs on all france they are adding reflective markers on the highways that reflect red if you are going in the wrong direction. >> so we can work with them to maybe come up with ideas to prevent this from happening. >> caltrans says a pilot program

they did in the sacramento area with those highway reflectors resulted in 60% drop in the number wrong way drivers in 2018 and the state is working on adding those to all state highways. really scary and it makes you realize and remember how will that you have to be when on the roads. >> oak investigating a deadly attack in chinatown. mn was found unresponsive around 7:30 this morning on 10th street harrison. he is known to the neighborhood and sleeps in the front door of a vacant business. there is no motive for the deadly beating. >> educators this afternoon held a rally to demand better labor practices from the oakland unified school district to the oakland education district called for ousd to take action on 21 proposals created by the teachers union. some are adjusting class sizes and increasing teacher salaries. the union is asking for a 23%

raise but the school district is only offering 22% based on pay schedule. officials say the restrictions in the counteroffer will not fix the issues. >> for us that is not the right approach. all of her educators need an increase in compensation. the salary increase is highly dependent on other items proposed that also requires funding. >> it has in a wild since we have uttered these words. tomorrow is a spare the air day. >> it is our first of the season. let's get our first look at the forecast. >> summer is coming way too early and with that comes the spare the air. let's take a look at a live picture from our mount tam cam. you can see a little haze in the air. forgive as down below. the spare the air is the first one of the year for the season. it has been issued for tomorrow. the worst of the air quality will be for the inland east bay.

the rest of you, muttered air quality. right now you are either green which is good or moderate in places like san jose at this hour and you will continue to see that declining air quality. at this hour those temperatures in the 80's inland. 50's coach side. quite a contrast from a roof camera. here is a look at live doppler 7 with the fog along the coastline. the fog will keep the coast cool but it is still pretty mild inland at 9:00 p.m. in case you want to step outside tomorrow morning. we begin with fog. 40's and 50's and look at what happens the lunch hour warming into the 80's. it is going to be warmer than today. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, some 90's showing up i will let you know how long though weather is going to last and we will see drastic changes coming up. >> you can check the forecast any time with abc 7 bay area streaming tv up. it is available on the weather on demand section. >> bart and muni are both

hurting so bad they say it is to the point where they need help from the state or else they are going to be forced to make drastic cuts to service. they are among transit agencies in california asking for $5 billion. not everyone is on board with this bailout. ryan curry explains why some lawmakers are not quite ready to hand out cash. >> state lawmakers and public transit services are asking for the -- asking the state for a large bailout or else they fear they will have to dramatically reduce their services. >> before the pandemic fare is provided more than 70% of funding for bart service. with any trade it agency -- more than any transit agency in the world. writers per week day compared to more than 400,000 before the pandemic. muni says it is a hundred million dollars by 2025. federal relief money will soon run out.

agencies are asking the state to allocate $5 billion from sources including the diesel fuel tax and the general fund to keep transit agencies running. wider ship has not recovered as quickly as we would need to make up for the loss of those federal funds and that is why the state needs to step in. >> state sen the california transit association made the request this week. he was joined by agency leaders wednesday urging his colleagues to allocate the funds. >> this is a problem that is not out of our grasp. it is very fixable. >> this plan will be paid up through one billion a year through five years while the agencies determine a long-term ridership plan. the state is -- >> there has been fraught and there has been conflict of interest. combined that with the safety problems on bart they have done very little about. >> state senator steve glaser agrees transit agencies need funding but he wants to make sure each agency has proper

oversight to make sure the money is being spent correctly. >> i am conditioning my support for transit funding on the requirement that it have the accountability and oversight i think the taxpayers and the riding public deserve. >> those at wednesday's event say it will reach a point of no return with service disruption if nothing gets done. >> agencies are already starting to see shortfalls and that is only going to cascade. units of temporary housing for the homeless. the vote came just after midnight following a seven hour special hearing that included extensive public comment on this proposal. the plan calls for the units to be located at lawrence expressway and benton street. that is an empty lot this going to be temporary housing with on-site support services, meals three times a day and staffing around the clock. >> developing news out of san francisco, the suspect accused of hitting a former fire commissioner and in the head

with a metal pipe had another court date today. his lawyer dropped the stunning claimed the attack was self-defense or the lawyer says there is video to prove it. suzanne phan was in court for the proceedings. this was quite the twist. >> the public defender claims the x fire commissioner is linked to as many as eight attacks on homeless people. authorities say he has not offered his testimony to the police or the das office and some say that could jeopardize the case. >> i would say my client was acting in lawful self-defense. >> the public defender claims are client was defending himself against former fire chief dara carmen yanni when he allegedly attacked him with a metal rod. today her office released a video from a november 2021 incident. the person seen spraying a homeless man with bear spray or pepper spray appears to be the fire chief. >> that video is shocking. >> the district attorney and the police have no reason to believe

that he was involved in separate acts of violence. these eight separate acts of violence were perpetrated against people who are homeless. >> today we asked the district attorney about those eight alleged incidents possibly involving carmen yanni. >> i have viewed a video and right now it is simply an allegation of who it is. there is more investigation that needs to take place. these are all allegations right now for any of these alleged circumstances >> da jenkins says her priorities is what happened april 5 and having carmen yanni appear in court tomorrow for the per luminary c hearing. >> the consequence if we don't go forward tomorrow is he must be released into the public. >> is he being uncooperative?

>> at this point he has not availed himself to the police for interview. >> the da says carmen yanni has not given a damage to the police or the das office about what happened april 5. >> the police department has reached out multiple times to mr. carmen yanni and they have not been afforded an interview with him. >> the da says there's no intention of dismissing the case but they need carmen yanni's help. > we need him to come and testify. we hope he shows up tomorrow. >> the da says her office will do everything to make sure dodi faces consequences. they don't have any police reports filed specifically connecting carmen yanni to those separate incidents. >> a finding -- finding a path to getting off the street. how san jose is looking to address homelessness with a brand-new program. >> is the end near for first

republic bank? bring about fears even after multiple bailouts. >> 70 national park has roared to life thanks to our wet winter. the same reason is because i

>> in the south bay a big push is being made for representation. students say the will of filipinos in historical moments has been overlooked for too long should set fuente has has more on what those students are

calling for. >> the recognition of contributions made by cesar chavez to the form movement continues to go pick this arch on the san jose state university campus is a monument. members of local filipino organizations are calling for recognition from their community. >> it is a insult. >> san a member of the filipino national historical society. the man they are honoring farmworker strike since 1939 and eventually worked alongside cesar chavez making critical contributions to the farmworkers movement. >> the filipino workers are not recognized. >> change that on a larger scale san jose state students are working to bring better

recognition on their campus. >> we are calling for an art installation built on the side of the cesar chavez arch. we went the campus plannin board ticket is a budget of 100,000 dollars plus to build an art installation on campus. >> we reached out to san jose state for comment. a spokesperson sent us the statement saying a group of students met with staff of the division of student affairs with staff expressing an intent to follow up. there has been no official request to consider. should a request be submitted it would receive appropriate consideration. their next meeting is set for mid may. >> if one falls, we off also we need to work together to get ready -- to get recognition where it needs to be. >> in san jose, a program is not only cleaning up the city. it is creating a pathway to get people out of homelessness and into a self-sufficient life.

dustin dorsey shows you how this program is literally changing lives. community a more beautiful place while a homelessness solution in san jose aims to make the city a better place. this combination makes up the san jose bridge program. >> our number one priority has to be ending the era of encampments. we have got to get people housed. we have got to get people opportunity. we have to take care of our whole city and what is beautiful about this program is it is a really holistic approach. >> they provide on housed residents what services, wages at a path to self-sufficiency. participants are employed by the city to work for 20 hours a week to assist in community cleaning efforts like today in guadalupe river park. within three to 50,000 pounds of trash have been cleaned up in the past year. >> it is not just a job. it is a way of life. everybody likes to enjoy the beautiful guadalupe area.

without the track here, it is a lot better. >> it is not just about cleaning up the city. the program provides housing opportunities through interim housing sites and motel vouchers as well as job training and employment opportunities. for 46 of the little more than 100 participants at has led to jobs with companies like the san jose airport and tesla. >> something that motivates you to get up and get to something better. if you're trying to make a change in your life, you come to strive and we are going to make a change. >> the mayor's budget calls for three and a half million in funding for this project paired destination home has found the cost is more than $65,000 but this program roughly cost 30,000 per participant. he says it is simple math with the hope these members of the community can find a way out of homelessness.

we want to create opportunities for those who are willing and able to work their way off the streets to something better and we have a role to play providing that support. >> the port of oakland's free harbor tours are back after being put on hold for three years because of the pandemic. the first tour is scheduled for may 19 but the port says tickets are in such high demand it is going to hold a lottery for them. there is one tour scheduled each month through october. >> the knob fire near little creek in san bernardino county is forcing a nearby trail to shut down. the u.s. for service as the pacific west trail is under the process of closing. the brush fire started at :00 a.m. today in pine canyon road. flames have spread across 160 acres and nothing has been contained as of 2:00 p.m. fire officials say it individually started by a controlled burn but residents

deny those claims. let's get the latest on the heat. >> tomorrow is going to be the hottest day so get ready for low 90's in our inland communities. want to show you the high temperatures for today pit upper 80's, and around livermore, concord but fairfield made it to 90 degrees. 34 degrees in -- 34 degrees cooler in half moon bay. 71 in the city. 86 in santa rosa. got to 77 degrees in oakland. compared to 24 hours ago, just about everyone running higher than where you were except for the coastline. if you were thinking about grilling, the weather looks nice. it is going to remain warm inland at 7:00 in the 70's. cool to mild at 8:00 the sun sets and we are going to notice the fog expands heading into the letter part of the evening. tonight, for thrive city in case

you're going to the playoff watch party, 62 degrees. going to be mild for game five dropping down to the mid-50's. it her own getting cool. fog is here along the coastline. the dominant feature is this area of high pressure booking us the motherly wind flow and bringing the warmer weather today away from the coast. that is going to continue as we head into thursday. looking at nothing but sunshine toward the bay bridge. 66 in the city. 69, oakland. upper 70's to low 80's from palo alto to san jose pit half moon bay, 50 degrees. it is a foggy view from our sutro tower camera as we look at the top of the golden gate bridge. marine layer is going to remain there the coast and they overnight. 81 in santa rosa. low to mid 80's from concord to livermore to fairfield. looking back toward a lovely view of the city. coastal fog overnight. some are like heat tomorrow.

hides well above average. looking at a cooling trend this weekend through early next week. uv index tomorrow will be very high. most intense heat is between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. only takes 15 to 25 minutes to burn so use protection with your sunscreen. tomorrow you have the fog. the fog will pretty much linger near the coast line but in the morning it will be dense. 40's and 50's under temperatures out the door. my oldest inland where it is going to start out clear and warm up click. 90 for gilroy. 85, redford 60 seven in pacifico. san francisco, 73 degrees. north bay numbers, mid-80's from san rafael to nap up to 88 degrees in santa rosa. temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average. 80 in oakland.

87, fremont. a few cities will get close to records but we are not expecting records. 91, concord and livermore. on friday you will notice 90's but temperatures back off near the coast and around the bay. saturday, everyone drops and by sunday it is going to be nice to have natural air conditioning. some are we will see the cooling trend kick into high gear on sunday and next week we will bring in the possibility of a few showers. it is going to get interesting around here. >> we like interesting. >> just when it looked like elizabeth holmes was headed to prison it is on hold. the legal maneuver keeping her free at least for now.

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the future starts now. > theranos founder elizabeth holmes will not go to prison tomorrow. holmes who was convicted of fraud made a last ditch appeal last night. her attorneys filed the appeal with the ninth circuit court of appeals which automatically delays her reporting date should it is the same maneuver that let sunny balwani delay his date by a month. he is now serving a 13 year sentence in san former arkansas governor asa hutchinson formally entered the presidential race today.

he touted his career and a public service as a way to separate himself from other candidates seeking the republican nomination could besides governor he was a congressman as well as a federal prosecutor. the field is growing after former president trump became the first person to announce a run for the white house. >> tourists flocking to yosemite national park check out the raging falls that returned because of the wet winter. why the valley is going to be closed for several days starting friday night.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> don't think yosemite has seen this volume of water since a janai norman's flood. >> scenic, iconic. all accurate to describe yosemite national park but there is a hidden danger raising some concern and leading to a closure friday night. >> the mayor said river runs

through the valley and it is rising as the snow melts. it is expected to be two to three feet above flood stage by monday. >> britney jacob with our sister station in fresno made it into the park today. >> hundreds of visitors at yosemite national park took in the spectacular sites at channelview. colette from oakhurst is having a ball ceiling the falls. >> it is beyond beautiful. with snow are you kidding me? that is like the perfect combo. the weather is gorgeous. there is not a cloud in the sky. >> caroline is thankful she made the trip from pennsylvania before part of yosemite valley is set to close. >> we did some lucky planning. had we planned a few days later, we would have been very disappointed to not be able to go into the park. >> that was not the case at

lower pines campgrounds. >> reservations for friday and saturday and sunday are canceled. on day and tuesday are canceled. >> these campers from santa cruz are planning to cut their 10 day trip short because of the closure. >> this has been our big trip we have been waiting all winter for. >> we are enjoying it while we can. has issued a flood watch for yosemite valley starting thursday. the warm temperatures will result in rapid snowmelt which could cause flooding along rivers, creeks and streams in the park. right now roads are w are rising and the mayor said river is full and moving rapidly. >> the mayor said river is usually a mellow relaxed river. as you can tell behind me and here it is not that right now . >> chelsea with your committee

-- with yosemite hospitality says there will be no activity east of the crossover. reservations for lodging and camp rounds in eastern yosemite valley will automatically be canceled and refunded. officials say friday's closure was a hard decision but visitor safety is their top priority. >> we want to avoid a potential emergency situation of guests and visitors being stuck and not being able to get in and out of the park so this is out of abundance of precaution and to ensure the safety of everyone coming to yosemite park. >> this will last until wednesday, may 3 or longer because flooding cannot occur in the late spring or early summer months. you can visit parts of yosemite during the closure. just make sure you prepare.

street as first republic sent the dow jones spiraling. the dow fell by 228 well and nasdaq climbed 55 points. the s&p 500 was off by 15. part of the reason for first republic's struggles, the san francisco based bank reported a significant drop in deposits. there are concerns after receiving two multibillion-dollar bailouts the bank will not survive. rob hayes with our sister station in los angeles has a look at what is next. the ropes. shares worth more than $150 a year ago today closed slightly higher than five dollars. or than 50% of its value wiped out this week after the bank said customers withdrew 40% of its deposits so far this year. >> they have low profit margins. they made a lot of loans out at low interest rates. >> president of la-based

financial he says investors are keeping a close eye on first republic after the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank last month. first republic officials say it has been able to survive because a group of large stepped in and deposited $30 billion. first republic is known for its outstanding customer service now many of those customers are fleeing. the fdic, federal deposit insurance corporation guarantees 250 thousand dollars per depositor per bank meaning joint accounts are guaranteed up to half $1 million pe. he says that encourages depositors to remove any amounts over that stripping first republic and other regional banks of funds they used to make profits. >> they are taking out that money above and beyond, that is where you see billions of dollars flooding out of that bank right when they need those reserves. >> to deal with this crisis, first republic says it will sell off unprofitable assets like

low-interest mortgages and possibly layoff up to a quarter of its workforce. >> bipartisan legislation to establish a code of ethics for the u.s. supreme court. it would require the high court to lay out the rules on its website and name an official to handle any complaints about violations. it is not clear what kind of support the measure has in the senate. the supreme court has come under pressure to adopt a code following disclosures about justice clarence thomas's gifts and trips from a republican donor he was given. now to a dangerous trend in schools across the country there's been a spike in the number of fake emergency calls. new technology is one reason why. here is andrea fuji. >> this morning, a rise in so-called swatting calls has law enforcement on edge. >> the alert has been canceled. they were getting an all clear from the campus

example, an active shooter scare at the university of oklahoma. law enforcement swarming the campus but it was all a hoax. a phenomenon experts say has doubled in the last year. since last june about 250 colleges and 100 high schools have received fake reports of bomb or shooting threats causing chaos and confusion and forcing law enforcement to expend vital resources. experts say technology including artificial intelligence has helped sweaters allowing them to disguise their voices and make their calls untraceable. >> you are using a voice over ip. these are not old analog phones that are being used to call these in. this is all voice over the internet. it is using ai and other tools. >> so far this year at least 173 mass shootings have reported nationwide. combine that with a number of these fake calls and there is fatigue for everyone involved.

so the main issue is known that a traumatizing response to the people in the building and the teachers in the building but it ripples out. the fbi does not track swatting because it is not a categorized crime ted experts fear these full sold arms who will prompt people to let their guards down allowing an opportunity for something far worse to happen. >> tonight at taking the lead in the playoff series with the kings. we will get a live report from sacramento later in sports. >> there's a lot more than just trash that makes up the great pacific garbage patch. there are living things as well. what this disc

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>> a new study is revealing one of the largest patches of pollution on the planet is teeming with life. >> with the help of bay area researchers they are trying to learn what it means for the ocean and possibly our own coast. >> spencer christian has the details. >> this is a frog fish. >> marine ecologist considered the frog fish a

remarkable sea creature but not for the reason that has her attention now. instead of its normal habitat, this one was plucked from a man-made environmental disaster zone. a massive stretch in the pacific ocean known as the great civic garbage patch. >> the thing that is interesting is it is essentially re-created a coastline of -- a floating coastline that has the three-dimensional structure that allow these coastal species -- that a lot of these coastal species depend on at eyes become a substitute environment. >> a substitute environment made up of an estimated 80,000 tons of plastic fishing nets and trash floating in the pacific. got a close-up look last year when the recovery ship returned to sausalito with the cargo hold overflowing. mary directs ocean voyages institute which organizes the cleanup messages -- the cleanup anproviding ec we discovered a s

amount on the expeditions. if you look closer, you can see things that are growing out there. >> this is a muscle. >> growing and in some cases thriving. back at the smithsonian environmental research center in tiburon she is helping to identify specimens from what are believed to be a least 40 different species. everything from tiny crustaceans to larger fish. floating with them are several critical questions. if those mounds of plastic can support life, can they also spread quickly into the marine food chain or perhaps carry invasive species from one continent to another? >> if these coastal species only found on one side of the pacific associate and are able to live out their lives and reproduce and perhaps grow in number almost on a floating garbage patch, they make it close enough

to the other side to our coast. >> many of the key questions are still left to be answered. in the meantime very clearly says her organization is hoping to add a new vessel in the near future joining a fleet that has a dual mission, to help understand the ecological effects of a massive floating garbage patch at the same time they are working to clean it up. >> researchers say some of the species found are native to the coast of japan and they believe they may have been pulled far into the ocean during the massive tsunami in 2011. >> the with everything from icons and celebrities to artists and innovators. >> we will introduce you to a bay area scientist who has landed on this year's list and her remarkable accomplishment.

>> a bay area scientist has achieved an honor inside and outside the laboratory. >> her work landed her on a list that includes world leaders, orioles and celebrities. she is a design physicist at lawrence livermore laboratory.

designer for an experiment last december that produced nuclear fusion ignition in a laboratory that created more energy than it used for the first time. >> the results and the recognition the result is getting to the entire world for the benefits of science is really the highlight of my career. >> she joins notables on the list including janet yellen, king charles and brittney griner. >> time studios>> and abc are bringing people inside the time 100 awards gala for the first time with the special time 100, the world's most influential people. it will be streaming on hulu and disney plus starting on sunday. >> one glaring omission, sandhya patel. >> how did that happen? i'll pay you both off later for saying that. let me show you a life picture from our east bay hills camera. when notice the sun a shining. it is a beautiful day today if you like the warmth. if you don't head to the coast

because you can see it is summerlike fog. i want to show you a important message here in case you are traveling to reno, tahoe. yosemite is going to be closed friday. flood watches going up beginning tomorrow and lasting through the week as the warmer weather is bringing concerns. flood advisory and winning in effect. the merced river is e flood. here is a live view from yosemite and you can see low to mid 80's the next few days which is why there is a concern. a live view from zephyr cove where it is sunny right now. upper 60's to low 70's next few days. we'll be seeing the streams running high. low 90's inland. it is going to get hot tomorrow. 60's, coast side. will coolng in a rain chance tuesday. accuweather 7-day forecast, 90's

for one more day friday after tomorrow and then the temperatures will come down this weekend slowly away from the coastline. you will notice the difference by next week. >> we need the warriors to be just as hot as the temperatures. >> or raining threes. >> all that. warriors heading into hostile territory kid decisive game five of the playoff series with sacramento. how do the dubs deal with the deafening cowbells and de'aaron

>> getting set for game five of the warriors kings playoff series. has more pressure on them? the wires, they have been brutal on the road. the kings could be facing illumination friday night at the chase center. this again? going to be going bonkers crazy loud with the cowbells clanging. unlike christopher walken chris alvarez would like less cowbell. he joins us live with de'aaron fox who is going to play despite his finger injury. i can hear they are getting warmed up. >> it is nuts here. we are about 10, 12 minutes from tip-off. de'aaron fox will start to he has a protective cover on his finger. draymond green will come off the

bench for the second straight game. he told me it is not broke, don't fix it as far as the lineup goes. as far as fox goes, he looked relatively normal. no visible signs of pain. this game is a huge swing game with the winner having a chance to win game six in san francisco. >> you can throw on all the stats and whoever wins game five wins whatever percentage of the time. none of that matters to us. what matters to us is taking care of the ball and rebounding. would not do that the first two games of the series in this building. if we do that we like our chances and that is what we are focused on. >> it is not about the sky or that guy that have gone deep in the playoffs and has been an all-star his whole career. we need different guys to step up at different times and he hit it right on the head. we have. to me that means we are resilient. these guys are not laying over.

ey ngtego coamp day. these are the kind of games you have to win a few want to do what the warriors have done. steph said we have to win one here ticket out of the series and advance to the next one should might as well be game five. it is going to be electric tonight between the warriors and kings. we will send it back to a much quieter and know cowbell studio. >> wish i had one. enjoy the evening. dream is going to, the bench for the second straight game. i lay leading the series 31. memphis trying to stay alive with a victory. john moran going up and away over lebron james he is 6'2" and clearly he can fly. this was a one point came late in the third quarter and more going to the hoop. this on their way t

. the lakers will still be the series iii-two. aaron rodgers finally a new york jet introduced today after his trade to the packers was decked trade from the packers was finalized. he will wear number eight. >> i grew up watching old vhs tapes of the super bowl's and so obviously i know about the guarantee and roadway joe. been a wild since then. i noticed walking in this morning the super bowl three trophy is looking a little vote the. >> the nfl draft starts p.m. and a special edition of after the draft with anderson -- with analysts like plus keep your charles barkley pretty did a kings win tonight. he is never right. if you are warriors fan you should feel good about that appeared someone told me today i look like a used car salesman. i don't know if that is accurate

or not but i will say this. i can get you into a new ride even with your bad credit. >> take me off my heels. put me on wheels. >> that is it for this edition of abc7news. think you for joining us. >> my credit is pretty bad. we appreciate your time. >> i can help you. >> go warriors. we will see you at 11:00.

♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony picture studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a customer success implementation manager originally from huntington, indiana... a subrogation analyst and science teacher from louisville, kentucky... and our returning champion-- a fiction writer and adjunct professor from walla walla, washington... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. lcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!"

yesterday's final jeopardy clue about the history of "hawaii five-0," of all things, proved to be a challenge for our three players. but it was fiction writer johanna stoberock who came into final with the lead and walked away with the win. today she's back to defend against liz and jesse. welcome. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories you'll be facing as we move into the jeopardy! round. first up... you got to put her first. then... and finally... you'll have to name the country from which each vodka hails. johannes, you're the champ. you begin. i'll take brit lit for $1,000, please. [beep] that's "women in love." johannes. brit lit for $800, please.