time next for media watch with emma james. you are starting in hong kong, where protesters are on the street once again, in front of police headquarters. guest: yes, the third time in less than one month. sunday's protest was one of the largest peaceful demonstrations we have seen in human history, frankly. the numbers were not quite as many hundreds of thousands, the numbers have continue to grow throughout the day, with people chanting, release the righteous and shame at police, basically laying siege to the city's police headquarters because of alleged ,. anchor: the heavy-handed tactics. guest: police reacted by trying to keep things very calm indeed, 4000 riot officers were on standby, but no reports of any police intervention at all. it is much smaller than sunday's demonstrations. stitchedyork times" together some aerial photographs, to show the sea of humanity that was on the streets on sunday. it is estimated that 2 million people of the seven with the people who live in hong kong, took to the streets to show their ob

this 27-year-old librarian just defeated james holzhauer to end his 32-game winning streak. who is emmattcher. >> what are lucky charms? >> yes. >> closest it's been in a while. >> reporter: james going into final "jeopardy" a few thousand behind boettcher. the category, shakespeare's time proving that for james it was not to be. james' answer, correct. but his wager not enough to take down emma who wrote her thesis at princeton about shakespeare's plays and james walking away from the show with no all-time winnings record. $48,000 behind ken jennings. james tweeting to him, you win this round. but if "jeopardy" ever gives me 43 second chance games, look out. but james did walk away with $2,462,216. that's an average of $77,000 per game answering correctly 97% of the time holding the top 15 daily money totals. james congratulating new champ emma with a high-five and wishing her well, tweeting congratulations to emma on a world-beating performance. there's no greater honor than knowing an opponent had to play a perfect game to defeat me. ending his "jeopardy" run with this sentimental mo

this 27-year-old librarian just defeated james holzhauer to end his 32-game winning streak. who is emmaer? >> what are lucky charms? >> yes. >> closest it's been in a while. >> reporter: james going into final jeopardy a few thousand dollars behind boettcher. the category, shakespeare's time, proving for james it was not to be. james' answer, correct. but his wager not enough to take down emma, who wrote her thesis at princeton about shakespeare's plays. james walking away from the show with no all-time winnings record. $58,000 behind ken jennings. james tweeting to him, you win this round but if "jeopardy!" ever gives me 43 second chance games, look out. he did walk away with $2,462,216, an average of $77,000 per game, answering correctly 97% of the time, holding the top 15 daily money totals. james congratulating new champ emma with a high five, wishing her well, tweeting, congratulations to emma on a world-beating performance. there's no greater honor than knowing an opponent had to play a perfect game to defeat me. ing his "jeopardy!" run with this sentimental moment. a get well car

. >>> the long reign of jeopardy champ james holzhauer is over. >> so emma, it's up to you, if you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new jeopardy champion. did you. you did. what did you wager? oh, gosh, 20,000, what a payday. 46,801. >> well, done, emma boettcher, a librarian from chicago dethroned the champ. holzhauer's remarkable run ended after 32 straight wins, less than $62,000 away from ken jennings all time record. don't shed a tear, he won a total of 2.46 million during his jeopardy reign spch. >> he'll be all right. >> emma boettcher wrote a masters piece at north carolina on jeopardy. >> she has been studying it awhite. >>> ahead, people around -- awhile. >>> people around the world are publicly marking 30 years since the tiananmen square massacre, but not in china. we're live in beijing next. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as th

vans for $400. - emma. - who is van der beek? - james van der beek. correct. - vans, $200.who is van halen? - eddie van halen, yes. and now the last clue... jonathan. who is dr. scholl's? correct. and you're now at $1,000 but still in third place. you're gonna go first to start us off in double jeopardy! right after this. ♪ off! deep woods provides long lasting mosquito protection ♪ so you can keep living life your way off! live on! sc johnson when yoyou act fast.uder... boo so do we. raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. sc johnson ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simpl

it may be the end of the road for "jeopardy" james. >> emma, up to you, oh god, 20,000, what a pay daybut this morning on gma we have one of the biggest champions in recent years, austin rogers live in "time's square" he thinks james holzhauer take no prisoners strategy. will forever change america's favorite game. >> $1,000 please. >> overnight ken jennings whose all time record is safe for now comparing james to an avengers villain showing this pic writing james holzhauer walking off stage at jeopardy, his reign of construction complete. >> what a game, oh, my god. >> it's coming up at . >> wah, wah. you can watch 80 jeopardy" every week right here at 7:00 p.m. >> emma, she studied hard. she brought it. more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> yes, fun to watch. now it's over. who's next. that's what i want to know. here's a look at mount tam. you can see the clouds encroach from the coast. they're having a time to pass. alcatraz, over towards emeryville. brighter, that's your spread. that's the first accuweather highlight. 10-to-15 degrees temperature swings,

closest it's been in a while. >> reporter: then final "jeopardy," emma in the lead. jamese. >> reporter: emma also getting the question right but unlike james going for broke. >> so, emma, it's up to you. oh, gosh, 20,000. what a payday. >> reporter: and just like that, a new champion was crowned. >> $46,801. wait a game. oh, my gosh, what a way to start the week. congratulations. >> reporter: james' family watching in realtime. >> this has been a run of a lifetime for my brother james. i'm so proud of him. i'm so glad he got to go on the show. i always knew if he got on, he would do something great. >> reporter: afterwards james paying tribute to the new champ. >> one thing that makes me really happy is that i didn't beat myself. i lost to an elite player who played a near perfect game. it was exactly how i wanted to lose if i had to lose knowing that i can hang my head up high. >> reporter: emma who auditioned four times before getting the call to compete, expressing her delight. >> to say that i've won a game of "jeopardy" no matter who against is just incredible. >> re

. >> reporter: but james would meet his match with 27-year-old emma boettcher, a librarian from chicagon "jeopardy" four times before being selected. she wrote her masters thesis on the game. >> you know, i think i just have to make it a true daily double. >> all right. $15,200. >> what is annapolis? >> that's right. >> reporter: and then, "final jeopardy." >> and his response was correct. his wager? a modest one for the first time. >> reporter: but emma got it right, too, and this time, she did what james often did, she went all-in. a new champion and a high five from james. >> what a game, oh, my gosh. >> we knew it couldn't last forever, but now we root for emma. i'll see you tomorrow, reporting from normandy. good night. strurk by several vehicles. the vehicles continued on. did not stop. >> reporter: chp had to shut down a stretch about 10:30 in the morning. it caused major delays forcing drivers the take an illegal exit to get out of the jam. >> we got a phone call from im up.g there was anacdent o ad >> reporter: how did he sound? >> frantic. unable to talk clearly. >> did he tel

this is what happened earlier today, but james holzhauer lost to emma for the first time this week. > he thanked "jeopardy" for a >> he thanked "jeopardy" for a very challengi >> he thanked "jeopardy" for a very challengi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these days we're (horn honking) i he you, sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anhing you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause

. >>> the long reign of jeopardy champ james holzhauer is over. emma it's up to you. if you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new jeopardy champion. did you, you did. what did you wager. 20,000. what a payday. 46,801. what a game. >> that's emma, a librarian for chicago dethroning the champ. holzhauer's remarkable run ended after 32 straight wins. he was just shy of $60,000 away from ken jennings all time record for jeopardy earnings. don't shed tears for this professional sports gambler, he won a total of $2.4 million during his jeopardy reign. >> it was interesting. he gave her a high five after the loss but only wagered $13,900 counting on her to lose, but go big or go home, that's what he's done all along. it was a strange strategy. >> all morning, he's been second guessing. >> people around the world are publicly marking 30 years since the tiananmen square massacre, but not in china. we're live in beijing with what they're hearing there. next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going

james would meet his match in 27-year-old emma beottcher, a young librarian from chicago, who auditionedur times before being selected. she wrote her masters thesis on the game. >> daily double. now i think i got to make it a true daily double. >> all right. $15,200. >> what is annapolis? >> that's right. >> reporter: and then, "final jeopardy." >> and his response was correct. his wager? a modest one for the first time. >> reporter: but emma got it right too -- >> you did. >> reporter: -- and this time, she did what james often did. she went all-in. a new champion and a high five from james. >> what a game, oh, my gosh. >> one thing that makes me really happy is that i didn't beat myself. i lost to an elite player playing a near perfect game. >> we knew it couldn't last forever, but now we root for emma. i'll see you tomorrow, reporting from normandy. good night. >>> he's in uniform, buts other officers say he's an impostor. new at 6:00 find out what happened that landed this man in handcuffs at a cherry festival. >>> in all my years in public life i have never seen a conflict that is t

. >> in a dramatic twist, james holzhaur lost to librarian emma boettcher monday. >> what are rose colored glasses. >> he was just about to surf past ken jennings' records. in the final jeopardy round, he only wagered 13 >> his competitor beating him by nearly $22,000. >> so emma, it's up to you. if you came up with the correct response, you're going to be the new "jeopardy!" champion. did you? you did. what did you wager? >> holzhauer's historic ran began april 4th and brought up the show's ratings with his unique betting methods. >> you think about your stack of game pace peases is not money. >> grabbing every slot in the top ten records for most money won in a single game, getting 97% of the questions he answers right, and only missing one final jeopardy and four of his favorite daily doubles. he won almost $2.5 million and only needed 58,580 dollars to break the all-time record held by jennings. jennings reached that record over 74 games while holzhauer was almost caught up in 34. when asked about holzhauer's loss, jennings said he feels a little bit of the same letdown he felt when he

i felt when i played against james was, you know, if you play the best game that you can play, there's nothing to be ashamed about. i think that's exactly what happened. emmastic game and so did james and so did jay for that matter. it was just it was as an exciting half hour of television as you are going to see and, you know, the better player won last night. >> you told me you had told me a few weeks ago it would take a perfect storm to beat james holzhauer. >> yeah. >> is that what happened? >> i think so. he wasn't able to take a huge lead early in the first round, the first "jeopardy" round because he got the daily double on his first clue so he couldn't double his wings there. emma went on to get both daily doubles in the second round and, again, keep james from really building up that lead to the huge margins we've seen. >> let's play that moment from the double jeopardy round. i think this is so important. i don't think people realize what she did which is beat james holzhauer at his own game. this is her laying it all on the line in double jeopardy. >> you have enough money to catch and pass james. >> you know, i think i have to make it a true da

now james holzhauer congratulated the new "jeopardy" champion on twitter writing in part quote, congratulations to emmace. there's no greater honor than knowing an opponent had to play a perfect game to defeat me. combined for his prize in. coming in second place, james holzhauer walked away with $2,464,216. >> that's what you get when you go up against a librarian, by the way. if i'm going up against a librarian i'm out. >> james holzhauer said that's what i get for inviting drake to a taping. >> do you watch "jeopardy"? >> not very often. >> what about try trial pursuit. >> who else is good at "jeopardy"? >> i don't know if bill karins is good at "jeopardy". are you good at bill jeopardy? >> you think i'm horrible. >> i'm horrible at "jeopardy". >> are we playing tonight? >> why not. is there a wagger involved? >> we'll yell at our phones. >> you'll win i can guarantee you that. >> it will be interesting. all right. good morning, everyone. if you're heading out the door this morning south of omaha, we have thunderstorms and a little bit of rain trying to slide south chicago. these thunderstorms are s

james natalie has more on all of that. "jeopardy!" is having a moment. >> it sure is, yeah. good morning well, emmaer, but she says she didn't know about james holzhauer' epic 32-game winning streak until they met on game day which was taped months ago. now she's begun her own run. >> reporter: a day after dethroning "jeopardy!" phenom james holzhauer, emma boettcher has started her own winning streak. >> she picks up $24,600 today, giving her a two-day total of $71,401 and the opportunity to come back and play again tomorrow >> i don't necessarily like defining myself as someone that defeated someone else, but to say that i have won a game of "jeopardy!" no matter who against is just incredible. >> reporter: as for holzhauer and his "jeopardy!" jackpot, he won't have the entire $2.4 million to spend. the government has already taken about 47% off the top for taxes, leaving him just 1.2 million. >> i think my wife and i, our first plan it to take a food tour in every country in the world. >> reporter: he has donated to multiple vegas children's charities and will be returning to jeopardy season 36

james's reign ending. dethroned by 27-year-old librarian emma boettcher. both answering the final question correctly.uer, professional gambler, is the fastest contestant to win a million dollars, finishing almost $60,000 shy of topping previous player ken jennings' $2.5 million record. now crowning the new cham wp a high five. >> what a game. oh, my gosh. >> it was dorthy kilgalen who said sometimes it's more important to be gracious than to win. that's "nightline." you can always catch full episodes on hulu. thanks for the company, america. good night. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... what's going on now? wait! go back! it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's.

an important question james, for the past five weeks. emmang almost $100,000 in just three days. and salomé, i see you brought your game face. [ laughter ] you're looking pretty-- you're ready to do this, aren't you? - i think so. - okay, let's do it. here come the jeopardy! round for the three of you. ♪ and now here come the categories for the three of you-- followed by... ...the place... "macau goes moo." m-o-o in each correct response. emma, off you go. goes "moo," $600. emma. - what is a mood disorder? - that's it. goes "moo," $800.

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be emma thompson and adam scott. now stick around for jamest through the windmill. ( as trump ) got another golf club right here in case you were wondering. ( laughter ) tennis racket. captioning s nsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> so i'm going to be signing a national emergency. a-- >> california has a potential source of tainted romaine lettuce. >> the government is in chaos. >> sea levels have risen about nine inches. >> 35 confirmed cases of-- >> mountains of garbage. >> crime is on the rise.

emma boettcher's family. the dewey decimal system and stuff james holzhauer won't know. they gave him, i don't know if you saw, they gave him a very non-traditional sendoff. >> what a game. oh, my god. we're going to say good-bye to james, too. >> promotional consideration provided by dyson. >> jimmy: he was eaten by dogs. that's why they call it "final jeopardy". everybody under the age of 75 can go back to not caring about jeopardy again. it's graduation season. this is when teachers, students when prominent figures are asked to give commencement speeches about life, work and all the things graduates care about. there are a few ways to go about it. you can read inspirational quotes, you can give advice, reassurance or you could do this. >> a high school principal is accused of plagiarizing a speech that ashton kutcher gave. at the nickelodeon kids choice awards six years ago. kenny demoss works in parkersburg, west virginia. he says he didn't mean to use someone else's work and should have cited his sources. students were shocked at the similarities. >> jimmy: how did

james, see him soon. >> the professional las vegas better was beat out by university of chicago librarian emma bacher.th correctly answered a question about authors, but she wagered more. >> i think my number-one feeling was that if i had to go out i had to go out against a top player who beat me in a straight up contest, not because i made a silly mistake here or there. and that was really great. >> during his run, he averaged $77,000 in winnings, per game. and he played 11 perfect games. he was just about $58,000 shy of ken jennings' record back in 2004. >>> he was rooting for him. that is it for the news at 5 pm. >> kpix 5 news at 6 pm begins right now. >>> now at 6 pm, the brutal murder of a san jose woman in her home. sparking a debate over the county's immigration policy. but, any changes just hit a roadblock. >>> 90s today inland, but barely into the 60s at the coast. i will explain why, and how long we stay hot away from the water, coming up. >>> plus, drone video captures a rare pod of whales in monterey bay. why experts say this sighting is extremely unusual. kpix 5 at 6 pm starts right now

james, we will see him again. >> take care. so long. >> he was beat out by librarian emma bacher who correctly answered a question about authors. ironically, holtz hour credits the library with his vast wealth of trivial knowledge. >> i think my number one feeling was that if i had to go out, i really wanted to go out agait erhat beat me in a straight up contest, not because i made it with a silly mistake here and there and that was really great. >> during hiextraordinary run, holtz hour averaged $77,000 in winnings per game. shattering all kinds of jeopardy records. including the most money won in a single episode 15 times. and playing 11 perfect games with no wrong answers. >> i'm no less proud of myself than i would've been if i had made it there. i know that can's achievements are just incredible and they would've been no less incredible if i won a couple extra games. >> he said if he gets asked to return to the game at champions, he would likely say yes. >> i think he has a secured spot at the tournament of champions. >> i think so, he's got a lot of money, $2.5 milli

james holzhau holzhauer's record-breaking run on "jeopardy!" came to an end. he won 32 games and $2.4 million. he finally lost to a university of chicago li librarian, emmattcher. david beg fold naud has more. >> reporter: he stuck to a winning strategy. he would seek out the daily doubles and bet everything he had. he also managed to give the correct responses 97% of the time. >> james? >> who is fernando valenzuela. >> reporter: he earned nearly $2.5 million. in last night's episode, the professional gambler's luck ran out. >> what did you wager? $20,000. what a payday. 4 $46,801. >> reporter: emma boettcher ended his streak. but holzhauer said he never expected to get this far anyway. >> thought i could win six episodes. not 32 and not this level of money. >> reporter: early on, he set the record for the most money won in one episode. he walked away with 16 highest totals, earning an average of $77,000 per game. on 12 shows, he went the entire game without missing a single question. in fact, he belt the full pot so often, he became known for his signature gesture. >> all of the chips, please. >> reporter: so confident in his gesture, he would add a pe

so james says after he lost to emma, he heard a producer call out champ to get her attention.s no longer the champ. >> ah. >> still smiling, though. >> so sad. >> we had austin here yesterday. >> yes. >> one of the former champs. he's enjoying life. you could tell for the most part it's something that does change your life for the better. >> for the better. things are good. >> he looks like he's enjoying his life too. >> who is ken jennings? nice. >> all right. we love it too. >>> well, coming up, we have our "play of the day." are you going to stick around, janai? >> okay. when-- when you hear those words that you get diagnosed with cancer. (osamah) successfully treating it still remains one of the most enormous challenges facing us today. we realized that, if we developed the technology that could take 2-dimensional patient imaging and convert it into 3-dimensional holographic renderings, we could enable surgeons to dissect around the cancer so we can precisely remove it. when we first started, we felt like this might just not be possible because computing power just wasn't

cheryl: james taken down by librarian emma, $60,000 short, maria, of the record that was held by ken some run. cheryl: he did, it was fun while it lasted. maria: cheryl, thank you. dagen: alec trabek is fighting the cancer. maria: he looks good. quick break, jay z and serena williams making history, forbes latest richest list, wait till you see who is on, stay with us introducing the first of its kind lexus ux and ux f sport, also available in hybrid all-wheel drive. lease the 2019 ux 200 for $329/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. maria: welcome back, jay z and serena williams making major money moves,

but james holzhauer sure gave him a run for his money until he ran into the giant killer, emma boettchernancy zerg defeated ken jennings and lasted only one game. hmm. matthew and liz, that may augur well for you. but on the other hand, if you watched this young lady yesterday, you know she's good. all right. here we go. good luck to all three of you. now let's take a look at the categories. first off, we're gonna deal with... yeah. followed by vowelless bible books. you're gonna love it. we'll deal with... and finally, this. from one of the usa's most iconic hotels, famous guests and employees of boston's omni parker house rolls into history.

emma: all of the states, led by , trying to block the merger between t-mobile and sprint. actually new york's lakisha james is leading the move and they are saying the deal will harm competition and that has been a concern. it reduces the number of major players from four to three and they are saying it is going to increase prices for customers. take a look at the bloomberg. we have a chart that shows you how the companies have, under pressure. both of them falling. sprint being hit harder but also look at this. this is when we heard last month was minded tohair approve the deal and sprint had its best day ever. the sec chairman said it had forced major concessions and the deal good precedent go forward. the states have very -- receipt -- proceed and go forward. david: we heard the deal would go forward and then the head of the antitrust division said it did not go far enough. he is caught between the fcc saying it is fine and the attorney general saying we are will stop it anyway. emma: it puts a lot of pressure on him to decide whether he will sign with the state or agree to something to get the deal pas

jillian: james holzhauer taken by librarian emma.s held by ken jennings that. is a run. steve: because she made such a gigantic bet against the professional. steve: good for him. brian: coming up straight ahead. are former obama officials trying to undermine the trump administration. new reports claim they are telling iran don't take the president's bait. steve: congressman michael waltz is a decorated green commander is furious about this. his opinion coming up next. ♪ ♪ california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. instate-of-the-artn technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful... congestion and pressure? claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray is indicated for 6 symptoms... claritin-d is indicated for 8... including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d. get more. through other people's you can vacations, scroll or you can be the kind of person that books

james. we will be seeing him again. take care. >> the jeopardy phenom was beat out last night by university of chicago librarian emma bacher.both correctly answer the question about authors, but bacher wagered more. ironically, all sour credits the library with his vast wealth of trivial knowledge. >> i think the number one feeling was that if i had to go out, i wanted to go out against the top layer that between straight up contest, not because i made a silly mistake here or there and that was really great. >> during his run, holds our average $77,000 in winnings per game. he played 11 perfect games with no wrong answers. all sour was just about $58,000 shy of ken jennings record in 2004. >> the gold state were so sold the most expensive tickets in nba finals history. someone paid more than $1000 for a pair of courtside seats to watch the warriors play against the raptors in general for at oracle. no word yet on who the buyer is. if you want to score ticket to the finals, and help a good cause, here is your shot. the oakland mayor is offering the chance to be the special guest for game 4 on friday night. it could be the fi

by librarian named emma but the episode was actually taped on march 12 which means plenty of media people had to keep the secret is america watched the remarkable run. >> over to jamesow come here 23,400. his response was? correct. his wager -- a modest one for the first time. if you came up with the correct response, you will be the new jeopardy champion. did you? you did, what did you wager? gosh! $20,000. what a pay day! $46,801. >> high-five! he told the action network where he played such a modest bet on final jeopardy. jeopardy said he would lose interviews. -- played a perfect game. at 10:30 eastern time acb station on obama aired the jeopardy episode so it was sort of out but the times decide to publish the exclusive half hour later but to hide behind spoiler alerts not to run it for others to watch at that night. i was amazed that this did not leak. and public interest was almost as high as a mueller report for that is it for "mediabuzz". check out my new podcast, on the days five hottest started. subscriber apple itunes, google play or fox news podcast.com. we've original videos and will continue the conversation on twitter @howard kurtz. a lot to talk abo

james. he is now just $60,000 away from ken jennings's record-setting total of many, many years ago. so we could see a new record set here today. but jay and emmathat way. they're not looking forward to that. perhaps they're thinking, "hey, enough is enough." all right. let's go to work. good luck, players. here come the categories for the first round of play. we start off with... followed by... name the artist whose songs are the focus of each musical. then... [ audience laughs ] james. literature, $1,000. answer... [ applause ]

james lost or that i saw the spoiler online earlier today. holzhauer for his part was gracious in defeat tweeting, congratulations to emma on a world-beating performanceay a perfect game to defeat me. as for that very conservative final jeopardy bet, craig, i single you out because i heard it. say you thought he threw if he bet it all on that question, he would have been do conservatively. he bet the low in gambling. not that i kutw anything abo it. >> sure you do. >> reporter: you know me and vegas, guys. but he'd like to use the winnings to travel the horld with wife. he's going to be back on "jeopardy!" for the tournament of champions. >> but it's been fun watching him all along. >> for the record, i'm not the only oneho thought that the professional gambler may have thrown it. >> why would h throw it? >> i know. i'm teasing you, butt i said this morning too. i said i smell a rat. but i didn't know the facts. >> but appareny he is aware of the conspiracy theor ts out there. he responded on twitter. i think we have the tweet from "jeopardy!" james himself. sure, i could stick around and play a game that paying me $150,000 per hour, but i'd rather ge

james lost or i saw the spoiler online earlier today. holzhauer, for his part, was gracious in defeat tweeting, congratulations to emma on a world-beatingight. now, as for that very conservative final "jeopardy!" bet, craig, i single you out i heard you say you thought he threw it if james bet it all on the final "jeopardy!" question, he still would have finished second by a dollar so he betted conservatively. he bet low, as they say in gambling parlance. not that i know anything about gambling. gambling pa >> sure, you do. vegas, baby. >> he said he'd like to use his winnings to travel the world with his wife. he will be back on "jeopardy!" for the next tournament of the champions for season 36. it's been fun watching him. >> it has. >> for the record, i am not the only one who thought that the professional gambler may have thrown it. >> why would he throw it >> i actually, i know, i'm teasing you. i said it this morning, too. i smell a rat. that was before i knew the facts. >> makes no sense. >> but apparently he is aware of the conspiracy theorists out there. he responded on twitter. i think we have the tweet from "jeopardy!" james,

james now. he had 23,400. his response was correct. his wager a modest one for the first time. that takes him to 24,799. so emma, it's up to you.ith a correct response you are going to be the new jeopardy champion. did you? you did. what did you wager? oh gosh, 20,000, what a payday. 46,801. what a game. oh my. >> bill: james finally defeated. >> he wasn't able to surpass ken jennings but he came close. he won 2.4 million over the course of 32 games, jennings won 2.5 million over the course of 74 games. now there are all these internet conspiracy theories from people who say he threw the game on purpose? so he posted a tweet saying oh no, no way i'm going to be doing that. >> sandra: emma is a chicago librarian. >> yes, 27 years old. she took down the defending champion. >> you win this round but if jeopardy gives me 43 second chance games look out. congratulations. it was a hell of a run. thinking of switching over to the holz haur version. >> the reason james won so much money he worked the bottom of the board. he did the high dollar questions first. there is a name for that style of play. it is called the forest bounce named

james, he had 23,400. his response was, correct. his wager? a modest one for the first time. that takes him to 24,799. so emma, it is up to you.me up with the correct response, you will be the new "jeopardy" champion. did you, you did. what did you wager. oh, god. 20,000. what a payday. 46,801. what a game. stuart: they both got the right answer, but the librarian lady bet more and won. ashley: she had more going in, even if holzhauer bettering he had he would have lost he won $2,462,216, second only to 10 jennings. his daily amount of winnings far in excess of ken jennings. he holds single game record, $131,127. end of era. he lost to a university of chicago librarian. she was terrific. i watched it last night, she was very, very good. >> bold. ashley: i never thought it would come to an end. stuart: it was a great ratings run. ashley: yes. stuart: how about this one? the trump administration says it is tightening sanctions on cuba, including cutting off group travel. that is interesting. more on that, ash? ashley: they decided to un, take away some of loosening you like that of the rules president obama put in. they say cuba