gilbert: really? lemonis: yes. i'm very impressed. gilbert: why?emonis: because any time one person over 40 years can build a business in america and have it stay open and last, is a big accomplishment. you've fed a lot of people over the years and you have a lot to be proud of. gilbert: i never thinking about that. i thinking of something, i thinking with my heart, not, not with my brain. lemonis: well, that's why you're successful. gilbert: you think so? lemonis: yes. because business isn't just about thinking with your checkbook. how proud are you of your dad? ana: very proud. to have him be an immigrant that didn't go to college, to accomplish what he's accomplished is, i mean, it's amazing. lemonis: what worries you the most about your dad? ana: his health and, you know, having him -- gilbert: i'm okay. ana: i know you're okay, but some days, you're not okay. gilbert: don't worry too much. ana: i do worry. gilbert: okay. ana: i'm going to worry about you. he's so stubborn, you know. it's like... gilbert: don't cry. ana: i know, you're making m

myth number three, dolly madison saves the gilbert stewart portrait. so, we had to read a selection of sources for today's class and hopefully you did that. now, who wants to -- you probably all heard the story before. you probably heard it in grade school and high school. so, who wants to just tell us what you've heard. alex? >> british were coming in and they were burning down washington, d.c. dolly madison runs back into the white house with a few people, takes down the gilbert stewart portrait and runs out to save it. >> okay. in that version of events dolly madison is -- it's like a last-second thing. she's there. the british are essentially -- you can see the british on the horizon. she's about to leave but she runs back in. at least you did acknowledge that there were other people there. but that she was there when they took it off and they sent it away. right. now, part of the reason why this story is so popular is because, you know, this was the story that was really put out there after the war of 1812 and dolly madison also played a part in k

gilbert has just gilbert hasjust won gilbert has just won the tenth frame to take it right down to theding confirmation that the new super league season will start two weeks later than planned, on 25th march. that's it from us for now, plenty more in sportsday at 6:30. donald trump faces trial in the senate after becoming the first us president to be impeached twice. last night members of the house of representatives voted to charge him with inciting last week's violence at the capitol building in washington. after that vote, the president released a video — in which he didn't mention impeachment, but urged americans to unite and avoid violence. barbara plett usher reports. the ayes are 232. the nays are 197. the resolution is adopted without objection. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. so ended a week like no other in washington, with the astonishing collapse of donald trump's final days in office. lawmakers returned to a capitol transformed. thousands of national guard troops deployed to protect them from the loyal supporters of the departing president, who had stormed

my mom was a gilbert and sullivan lover.nted to be certain that she would do it well. they thought being able to say linda ronstadt is in it would be good for business. her concern is whether it would be good for the show. ♪ >> i was there for several rehearsals and she was fabulous. she just grabbed it by the horns and -- ♪ >> that was the first job i was ever offered where i actually got to sing like that. i was delighted. i really was because it's really hard. you can't learn that overnight. >> you've got to be in training. >> in training, yep. >> linda had a great voice, and she had a great vision for herself, and she didn't want to just be singing rock 'n' roll. she wanted to do everything. ♪ ♪ just bear in mind that we are wards in chancery ♪ >> i knew some of her songs, but operetta? ♪ >> we all sang through the score just sitting in a circle in chairs, and when i heard her voice, it was just this bel canto soprano, gorgeous, musical, celestial yet earthy, just pure. it just made me cry. i just remember listening to t

like winston churchill, martin gilbert was -- >> move this a little closer. >> okay, all right. i thought i had a big mouth. martin gilbert, who is winston churchill's most famous and important biographer, wrote dozens of books. one of his books was called "the wilderness years." and it was during that time when churchill was cast aside by the conservatives in england, great britain, and embarked on a new career of writing and doing radio commentary and lecturing. and it mirrors reagan in many ways because reagan, '76, as you pointed out, had been cast aside by his party. and by the way, churchill was warning about spending most of his radio commentary and his columns warning about the rising threat of adolf hitler and naziism, a thing that most people in england at the time were ignoring or poo pooing. reagan spent his wilderness years writing, doing radio commentary, warning about the rising threat of the soviet union. so, there's a lot of parallels between churchill's wilderness years and reagan's wilderness years. there are many, many issues we can get into later that -- it'

trump was due to play david gilbert in his opening match in milton keynes.isses out. both will now undergo a period of self—isolation. the favourite secret reprieve eased to victory in the welsh grand national at chepstow. ridden by adam wedge, secret reprieve was under little pressure after the finaljump — giving trainer evan williams his first welsh national win. the two amigos came second, with yala enki in third. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching. now on bbc news a special programme america storms the capitol. the 6th of january 2021. a day that shook the foundations of american democracy. this mission was founded on revolutionary activity. and try to overturn an election result. riot police are now finally putting people off the ground and away from a capitol hill. when they're hanging up a capitol hill. when they're hanging up from gallows up there. how about that? but this assault didn't come out of the blue. i call on president trump to go on national television now and demand an end to the siege. it was by people who felt they were carr

trump was due to play david gilbert in his opening match in milton keynes.nd misses out. both will now undergo a period of self—isolation. the favourite secret reprieve eased to victory in the welsh grand national at chepstow. ridden by adam wedge, secret reprieve was under little pressure after the finaljump — giving trainer evan williams his first welsh national win. the two amigos came second, with yala enki in third. so let's just go back to the arsenal versus newcastle match, it is coming to the end of that game after the second period of extra time there and arsenal are now two goals up against newcastle, the holders for looking good progress. emile smith row scored the first goal, in extra time, and the second there as well. with another player. so arsenal looking good there to get through to the fourth round of the fa cup and you can catch the closing stages of that over on bbc one now. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching, we will see you later on, take care, have a good evening! hello there. we are seeing a real mixture of weather around

yan will face the winner of tonight's semi between john higgins and david gilbert.venoaks suns, have announced they will pull out of all their matches until the middle of next month at the earliest due to the covid pandemic. despite being allowed to continue playing during the lockdown they now feel it's not safe to do so —meaning they'll miss out on defending their title at the wbbl cup final this month. juliette parkin reports. they have won every piece of silverware in the domestic game and completed the set when they lifted the cup a year ago. but later this month the sevenoaks suns will not be back to defend it. we month the sevenoaks suns will not be back to defend it.— back to defend it. we realised a lot of -la ers back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a lot _ back to defend it. we realised a lot of players were at a lot of - back to defend it. we realised a lot of playe

yan will face the winner of tonight's semi between john higgins and david gilbert — that's live on bbchas a busy year ahead. not only will she be defending her w series title, she's a development driver with the williams formula one team. chadwick also signed up for a brand new eco—series taking her to a rainforest and a desert amongst other places. alistair durden reports. this is off—road racing with a difference. jamie chadwick at the wheel of analytic suv, the series will see mixed team of men and women are racing at five remote locations across the world that have been affected by climate change. it is incredibl affected by climate change. it 3 incredibly exciting, the environmental impact something our sport is notoriously quite bad at doing so trying to take us to all points of the earth to create as much awareness for the climate issues that are in those areas. it issues that are in those areas. it is a really exciting thing to be part of, a huge opportunity now for eight more girls on the grid that we would not have necessarily had to. it is a great step forward. llntiii it is

the world number five kyren wilson knocked out at the quarter final stage by david gilbert, who won it other match stuart bingham played sean murphy, the latest from that match is on the bbc sport website and app. and that's all the sport for now. hello there thursday brought sno to many parts of scotland and northern england. ten cm of lying snow. cold with temperatures struggling to climb above freezing. a winter bully was essential if you're spending some time outside. the cold weather is set to stay with us at this friday for some the ice are put out, things quiet down. it should be largely fine and dry. however, we could see an issue with icy stretches and some dents, freezing fog. which may well linger well into the late morning, early afternoon for some of us. yes it's a quieter story but it could be a cold and dismal start to the day. eventually brightening up from the west. temperatures are going to struggle for some particularly where are they lying snow and fog will linger. only around two or three degrees. but mild out to the west. with the arrival of more cloud and rain ev

anna: martin gilbert, thank you for your time. deputy chairman of river and mercantile group. coming up in the program, which market faces the biggest risk as the u.s. presidency changes? what does the handover mean? we will put that question to our market live team. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. european equity markets moving to the upside. there are risks around. the political risk coming out of italy. the prime minister is speaking in the senate ahead of a confidence vote. joining us now to think about this is kristine aquino who leads our markets live team. what risk is the market pricing when it comes to italy? we have seen a push-up in spreads. christine: absolutely. the main risk that markets are watching out for is what does this mean for the prospect of snap elections in italy? ultimately, what we have seen radel markets in past instances of italian political unrest -- what does this mean for the calculus of a new government? but as you say, it is very minute. the move we have seen i

california was not an easy call. >> i would say we feel safe but not too safe. >> gilbert says a lotor production of the show. and you can watch this conors premier tonight at 9:00 here on abc7. >>> perhaps the bay area's most legendary beer is sharing a big announcement. we have the details on the ultra rare release. >> plus that exclusive interview with regina king this morning. a sneak peak of her first film from behind the camera getting a lot of great reviews. but first abc7 launched new streaming apps. so wherever you are, you can find us. our live newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our abc7 bay area app available on apple tav, android tv, fire tv and >>> available to buy nth. the annual brew usually creates long lines outside the breweries in santa rosa and windsor. that is not going to be the case this year because of the pandemic. in a instagram post the company announced presales begin online about two weeks, january 28th at 11:00 a.m. the brews are currently fermenting before they go to bottling. fhitsinh t fstats finallyer of t sea dung nous crab on the dinne

dolly madison saves the gilbert stewart portrait. we had to read a selection of sources before today's class and hopefully you did that. now who -- you probably have all heard the story before. in green school and high school. so who wants to just tell us what you heard. alex. >> the british were coming and they were burning down washington d.c.. telemedicine goes back into the white house with a few people. takes down the portrait and runs out to save him. >> okay. in the version of events dolly madison. it's like a last second thing. she's there. the british you can see them on the horizon. she's about to leave but she runs back in. at least she did acknowledge that there were other people there. but she was there when they took it. off they sent it away. r x

. >>> gilbert police are investigating a string of shootings, the start of the new year. the first shooting happened on new year's day around eight in the evening, on fairview drive. by the time police arrived, no such acts or victims were located but they did find several cars riddled with bullets. the shooting was recorded on the same street last night. 35-year-old victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. a third shooting, this one on saturday night, is also being investigated just before nine. a 21-year-old man was shot while driving. the victim was found in a car at the intersection of santa teresa blvd. and then tell her drive. police say he is in critical condition. >>> awareness in the tech industry, more than 200 employees of google's parent company after that have formed a union. the group calls itself the alphabet workers union. workers say the primary goal is to provide a structure for employees to push for new policies. it is statement, google says we have always worked hard to create a supportive and rewarding workplace for our workforce. of cour

returning for their second day, from gilbert, arizona, it's the champs. it's the stone family.rom new orleans, louisiana, it's the vicknair family. [cheering and applause]

world number 13 dave gilbert is through to the semi—finals at snooker�*s masters — for the second timeampion stuart bingham takes on shaun murphy, live on bbc two and the bbc sport website. now he has a tough task ahead of him, he's now the manager of montreal in canada, but due to the pandemic he has no idea with the new seasonis pandemic he has no idea with the new season is going to start, he hopes to boost the popularity of football in a city obsessed with ice hockey. i talked about his plans the future, do they return to the emirates? and the challenge she's not taking on in canada. it is nuts, on that concert is not the number one sport. in the us we have different sports, and canada it's hockey, first and foremost but that's the challenge. it's an interesting challenge for me and also learning to be a coach. growing with this team and there's a new beginning, a new name. they do love football, they do love football so now they have to come and love us. and that's up to us also to bring people along. and that's up to us also to bring peeple along-— and that's up to us also to bri

unacceptable calling on russian officials to immediately release him independent political analyst gilbert doctorow believes nirvana's detention was predictable. he reasons. so there's little surprises there are typically orange one is. here or there or on the conditions of his or they all. go to work is asians will go in this book owns the ones. that is a substantial. role of all this was invented in the worst moments of serve the purpose of going to russia or new war or confrontation. really was to find compromises with russia and to do it it was not the normal conservative or or loose political. or political use of our will why is. last. point tests were left stunned when britain revealed it was significantly lengthening the time between covert vaccine doses now a senior minister has hinted it might take even longer the government has said that people might have to wait more than 3 months to get the 2nd job far longer than the time scale in which the drugs have been tested but even that gap card apparently be fully guaranteed can guarantee that on fire for example you will be able to ge

in sunday's other game, david gilbert leadsjoe perry 5—1. that's all the sport for now.hiopia, egypt and sudan to try to resolve a long running dispute over a giant dam on the river nile have broken down again. the hydro electric dam, in the west of ethiopia, was completed in last year. but egypt is concerned that during years of drought, its water supply will be greatly reduced by the new construction. there are reports from the democratic republic of congo that at least six rangers have been killed in virunga national park. it's not clear who carried out the killings in the volatile north kivu region. virunga boasts africa's most diverse wildlife but some armed groups and poachers are based in the park. you're watching bbc news. when the coronavirus was still in its early stages, one of the theories about its origins involved a rare animal — the pangolin. the tough scales which cover the pangolin are sought after for use in chinese medicine. they're now highly endangered. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports on south africa's efforts to rein in that illegal

this afternoon that was a gilbert doctorow he's an independent political analyst thank you thanks for. that article of martin bright stand the events that led up to the showdown that unfolded in washington. how did we get to this point of all the chaos we've seen today on capitol hill well it started with the fact that the u.s. congress was scheduled to certify the presidential election results and set things in motion for joe biden to be inaugurated and donald trump called for a big rally of his supporters in washington d.c. to protest against that and perhaps try to stop that from happening at donald trump gave a speech to is supporters telling them that the election was rigged this is donald trump addressing his supporters just hours before chaos broke out on capitol hill does anybody believe that joe had 80000000 votes 80000000 computer votes democrats attempted the most brazen outrageous election set theft in this ever been a thing like this so pure theft we will never give up we will never get to see trump supporters are certainly the talk of the town the center of the action bu

we're one story that we tell is of a couple from philadelphia, gilbert and eleanor kraus.cide in 1939 to go to vienna and try to rescue 50 children. they get affidavits of sponsorship from people in their own community in philadelphia. they work in conjunction with the state department, although there's some resistance there. and they ultimately go to vienna with their pediatrician from philadelphia and convince parents to put the children in their care. and they foster 50 children and bring them back to philadelphia. so what we are showing here is some americans who took these extraordinary risks, and to think about what was in the realm of the possible. the kraus are risking those children as congress is absolutely unwilling to pass a bill to help refugee children. sometimes the actions that individual americans take can have much more impact, or impact individuals in a different way, as the government is failing to take action on behalf of refugees. in the first half of the exhibition, you are looking at the early years before world war ii begins. you are looking at 193

the world number five kyren wilson knocked out at the quarter final stage by david gilbert, who won it is on the bbc sport website and app. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the rain and snow that fell across many parts of the uk during thursday has been petering out. temperatures have been dropping away. surfaces are really wet out there. so with those wet surfaces and cold conditions ice could be a big problem on friday morning. fog patches as well. here is the frontal system that bring the rain and snow during thursday. but it has been squeezed out by high pressure. the winds have been falling light. that's allowed temperatures to drop. we've got fog patches out there, quite widely scattered actually across the country. and some ice especially for scotland, northern england, the midlands into east anglia and the southeast with snow. if you do have to make an essentialjourney could be some pretty poor traveling conditions. through the day most spots will see some sunshine. it is a drier day overall. shetland and a few places across scotland, north east england, the midlands wi

kyren wilson playing david gilbert.ore than a year ago. the group will spend two weeks in quarantine in a hotel before visiting different sites under chinese supervision. 0ur china correspondent robin brant is in the city. he told me it is not yet known how forthcoming the authorities will be. it has been a long time coming, it is more than a year since the outbreak began, the first recorded cases here at this now infamous marketjust cases here at this now infamous market just over the cases here at this now infamous marketjust over the other cases here at this now infamous market just over the other side cases here at this now infamous marketjust over the other side of the city of wuhan. there were disagreements last week over visas and arrangements but the team is here and they are ready to start their work. they will be in a hotel under quarantine for two weeks. there will be daily video conference calls with their chinese counterparts. after that there will be a period of field visits and doing work on the ground. t

o'sullivan and higgins are battling it out for| and higgins are battling it out for the right to face gilbertvel at three frames all earlier tout made it through to the semis in milton keynes after beating mcguire at six —— five. wrapping up victory with a break of 141. and that is all the sport for now. we will have more for you on bbc news later through the evening. for now back to you. it's one of the oldest tricks in the book — sawing someone in half. this sunday marks 100 years since a magician called percy thomas tibbles performed the illusion in london. david sillito has more. ok, so here we go. michaelj fitch, who is this weekend just one of many magicians taking part in a global online celebration of a magical moment. ah! there we go. whenever anyone says, you know, "oh, you're a magician," the first line, we hear it every day is, "oh, can you saw my wife in half? " 0r, "can you saw my husband in half? " for some reason, that illusion has stuck in everybody�*s mind and captured their imagination. ladies and gentlemen, my wife! thank you very much. and this is the man who created that

at it but at the same time it feels achy, we're sort of rooting for a cinderella story on sunday gilbert of the cowboys coming out of sports and leading the team but the same time, probably three guys are going to go. >> on the covid list, literally yesterday. [laughter] >> i think i tried to miss that in general but it's interesting because it feels like all college football games, everything time i log into twitter, there's going to be too. covid is everywhere. we are in crisis right now so it's really wild. >> notre dame after notre dame comes in, the president of notre dame releasing the finger wagging memo, it's understandable. our kids who feel joy, a lot of us have not felt joy all your. i understand why you would at a football game, especially that particular one but the adults in charge are not taking accountability here. and he had covid. [laughter] okay, sorry. >> yes, sports. i do appreciate the time. thank you so much for joining us today. again, the book is loving sports when they don't love you back. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> this is the fi

chevron, dow, and 3m bringing up the rear joining us now nili gilbert.f the net zero plus investment collaborative great see you. before we dive into net zero plus portfolios i want youed to get your take on the broader market here. the weakest week in a few months, the retail frenzy, does it makeyou rethink the market. >> thank you for having me back on the show. it is great to be here two points to make about the markets right now, one tactical, one strategic. from a tactical perspective i am still positive on the the stocks but before this pullback they were getting frgt lee. a lot of positive sentiment, the fact this is the biggest pull back we have had in months when the market is not even down 2% right now. it is healthy for us to to have corrections and remember that markets can go up and down i am more positive the pullback than i was before. but the strategic point is even longer term. fwhs esg materiality and thshs ds this is about esg materiality. years ago when they would talk about income inequality facting the economy it was theoretical now

martin gilbert who is winston churchill's most famous biographer wrote a dozen books about him and various aspects of his life. one was called the wilderness years. it was about that time when churchill was cast aside and e -- embarked in a new career. reagan had been cast aside by his party. and church hill was worried about spending most of his radio commentary worried about naziism. i think that most people in england were ignoring or poopooing. he was writing radio commentary warning about the rising threat of the soviet union. there was a lot of parallels, and of course there are many, many issues that we get into later that is seredipidous. they helped his election in 1980. so that's why i wrote it, you know, doug brinkley said that the realm of reagan scholarship is just beginning to open up and i think that every time i start sitting down to think about ronald reagan, i think about a new aspect of his life, career, or times that has been under reported or not covered at all. >> so let's get you into friendly territory and talk about the elephant, unintended, in the room, which is d

backlash on twitter with one man commenting -- >> now, interesting to note, boudine is the son of david gilbert that founded the weather underground. when they were convicted of murder in a botched bank robbery, he was raised by bill ayers, founder of the weather underground, which was a self-described communist revolutionary group. troy mcallister has been charged with vehicular homicide of both women that were killed while crossing the street. back to you. >> shannon: thanks, anita. first weekend of 2021 was a lot like 2020 in some major u.s. cities featuring gun violence, assaults. tonight some business owners in one beleaguered city are looking for new ways to protect themselves. aishah hasnie has the latest from new york city. good evening. >> in new york city, well-wishes for a happy new year shattered by a wild rampage across manhattan just one day in. police say brian thompson smashed, grabbed and terrorized his way through subways and streets saturday using a baseball bat, wooden clubs and even a tree branch to assault ten people and carjack two vehicles. not a promising start to 2021

middle of mission boulevard in hayward thursday night after she was hit by 2 cars in the cross walk at gilberteet. she was on her way home from shopping for food and other items to celebrate her 31st wedding anniversary with her husband ellery anyway. >>mayberry not celery says jeanette who is also survived by the couple's 3 daughters love to sing. she was a senior caregiver who treated terminally ill patients that's the ironic. >>thing is she took care of my father. took care of him who was supposed to be dying. yet she's the one who's passed and that's the very unfortunate thing at around 07:30pm tonight, the first driver stopped and the california highway patrol says that person is cooperating with the investigation. >>other drugs or alcohol are suspected a family friend terry tim says the second driver involved in the collision drove off. >>and has not been seen the right thing turn yourself in. this is a very dangerous situation so we want closure friend jeannette was walking with before the crash called calorie after the incident, he lives just a few blocks away and ran over immediately

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[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. happy holidays, everyone. christmas eve.have to rush out to do some last-minute shopping for people who were visiting us, or friends who had escaped our lists. but everything's different now. we shop from our homes and delivery is so quick that sometimes the products arrive before we've turned off our computers. but "jeopardy!" remains the same. tracy, natalie, and yoshie, welcome. good luck. here we go. ♪ let's take a look at the categories, shall we? starting off with... followed by... and... champ, you get to go first. hobbies & crafts, $400, please. - natalie. - what is pottery? - good. - queens for $400.

middle of mission boulevard in hayward thursday night after she was hit by 2 cars in the cross walk at gilbert street. she was on her way home from shopping for food and other items to celebrate her 31st wedding anniversary with her husband ellery anyway. >>mayberry not celery says jeanette who is also survived by the couple's 3 daughters love to sing. >>she was a senior caregiver who treated terminally ill patients that's the ironic. >>thing is she took care of my father. took care of him who was supposed to be dying. yet she's the one who's passed and that's the very unfortunate thing at around 07:30pm tonight, the first driver stopped and the california highway patrol says that person is cooperating with the investigation. >>other drugs or alcohol are suspected a family friend terry tim says the second driver involved in the collision drove off. >>and has not been seen the right thing turn yourself in. this is a very dangerous situation so we want closure a friend jeannette was walking with before the crash called calorie after the incident, he lives just a few blocks away and ran over imme

[laughter] one is that gilbert had warned me -- gail birkhead warned me that in all the administrations, someone that is an entertainer and is scheduled to perform will cancel at the last minute. at the white house, you had no contract because they were doing it for free. you are not paying for anything other than sometimes transportation and hotel room, so it was just their word that they were going to show it. i thought that was not going to happen. we had no problems with the entertainment. a week before one of misses obama's events, the kids state dinner, but it's really lunch, but it's for kids, i got a call from the entertainment. for this person to appear, they needed to have a private jet for all the backup dancers as well. there were 60 people they were going to bring. 60 people, we would have to throw some of the kids out. the demands were outrageous. i said we could never do -- if we could do it, it would be bad press for both of us. they said, we will just have to try to make it another time. i said, let me be clear -- the white house will never pay for entertainment. that w

. >> arizona a hot air balloon with nine people onboard crashed in gilbert, a suburb of phoenix authorities say the wind took hold and dragged it across a dirt lot a hot air balloon got a few feet off the ground before coming back down and smacking into a backyard fence everybody onboard is okay. >>> kentucky crazy damage when a water pipe burst at lexington children's theater. the organization says it will cost thousands of dollars to fix. and while insurance will cover it, they can't meet the deductible the children's theater has been closed most of the year because of covid they're hoping a year-end fund-raiser will help them get back on their feet. >>> texas. becky hammon makes history she's the first woman to serve as head coach in a regular season nba game. it happened when the spurs took on the lakers. head coach gregg popovich was tossed out in the first half hammon took over and helped cut the lead to 5 in the second quarter. eventually they lost. >> pennsylvania. another new year's eve tradition going virtual because of covid usually at the peepsfest in bethlehem, a peep is droppe

0'sullivan out in the quarter finals and first made a masters final back in 1995 — saw off david gilbertr—old chinese opponent today as an old head on young shoulders. you might be aware of sir ben ainslie's attempts to qualify for the america's cup in march — his british team are competing in the challenger series for the right to face the holders team new zealand for the main prize.. they're competing against two other teams, one of those american magic, who got into some difficulties in one of tehir races as their boat tipped over. fortu nately fortunately everyone was ok. the boats designed to fly above the water on hi—tech foil arms. conditions haven't been great in new zealand where they're racing, but things going well so far for ben ainslie, better than the american crew. good to know they we re were all 0k. plenty more reason to come in that challenge series. that's all the sport. now on bbc news — the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, deputy political editor at the daily mail and ben chu, econom

thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to "jeopardy!", everyone.wins under his belt. his first game was a bit of a runaway. yesterday's game quite a bit closer. he's gonna try to make it three in a row today, but stephanie and robert, i'm sure, will have something to say about that. let's start with the jeopardy! round. put the dollar amounts on the board. and here are your categories... then... and finally... ...with the talented news team at our affiliate station there. brian, as our returning champ, where do we start? 1-letter stock symbols for $1,000. [ beep ] we were looking for sprint. - back to you, brian. - 1-letter stock symbols, $800. - brian. - what's macy's?

-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert.g this week. you saw that very large number next to our champion lucy's name. almost $65,000, and in just two days. i'll tell you, as a lifelong fan of "jeopardy!" myself, this is how i like to see the game played. well done, lucy. and good luck to brett and liz. it could happen for you as well. let's get started. here's the "jeopardy!" round. these are the six categories. we'll start off with... followed by... then... and finally... lucy, where would you like to start? 2-letter lit for $200. - brett. - what is "it"? right. let's do historically bad for $200.

middle of mission boulevard in hayward thursday night after she was hit by 2 cars in the cross walk at gilbert street. she was on her way home from shopping for food and other items to celebrate her 31st wedding anniversary with her husband ellery anyway mayberry not celery says jeanette who is also survived by the couple's 3 daughters love to sing. >>she was a senior caregiver who treated terminally ill patients that's the ironic. >>thing is she took care of my father. took care of him who was supposed to be dying. yet she's the one who's passed and that's the very unfortunate thing at around 07:30pm tonight, the first driver stopped and the california highway patrol says that person is cooperating with the investigation. >>other drugs or alcohol are suspected a family friend terry tense as the second driver involved in the collision drove off and has not been seen the right thing turn yourself in. this is a very dangerous situation so we want closure friend jeannette was walking with before the crash called calorie after the incident, he lives just a few blocks away and ran over immediately

thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome back to "jeopardy!"et to be a part of this incredible show. watching the contestants test their knowledge from this new perspective has been just an inspiration for me, and i wanted to thank all of you for your kindness and your understanding as i do my little part to keep the greatest quiz show in the world going. now, lucy, jennifer, and gautham, let's kick things off. you ready to play "jeopardy!"? all right, in this first round, we will be dealing with these categories, starting off with... then... you'll have to name the tv series. and then... with... lucy, you're our 3-day returning champion. where do we start? let's start with the name is the tv title for $200. jennifer. - what is "frasier"? - yes. tv title for $400, please.

-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you so much, johnny gilbert.y to report that things are back to normal on this stage. we have only one returning champion, the normal number. on yesterday's show, zach newkirk returned after being sidelined for six months due to covid travel restrictions, and he did not look rusty at all, winning a big game against a seven-time returning champion. kristen and bo, good luck. let's get into the first round on "jeopardy!" here are your six categories. first... then... i didn't know lincoln blogged. and finally... zach, start us off. lincoln blogs for $200. - zach. - what is illinois? - yes. - lincoln blogs for $400.

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!"eturning champion won by betting big yesterday, and i hope that happens today. lisa, brian, i hope somebody takes us for a ton of money. that's what i want to see. it can happen to you. let's get started, shall we? in the "jeopardy!" round, we have these six categories to deal with... then, some... it'll sound like it, but it's not. and finally... i'm william h. macy. my castmates and i have clues about historical figures r characters on "shameless." donesh, you're our returning champion. - where do we begin? - country roads for $200. - brian. - what is germany? - that's the country. - 3-letter responses for $1,000. - donesh. - what is the uae? - that's right. - country roads for $400.

-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.'s show because it was the kind of game that i know alex would have loved. all three contestants played very well. a gutsy wager by lucy and then a correct final jeopardy! answer won her the game and $33,000. a big payday. i just hope today's game is that good. josiah, cameron, welcome to the show. good luck to all three of you. let's play "jeopardy!" you'll be dealing with these six categories. first... then... some... and finally... each correct response in this category will be two words-- one starting with "pro," the other very similar but starting with "con." lucy, you're our returning champion. where do we begin? movies, $200. - lucy. - what is a tearjerker? - right. - movies, $400.

-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you so much, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!"re on "jeopardy!" as a lifelong fan of the show, i think i've enjoyed it as much as anyone. the only question remaining as we head into the weekend is will brian chang, our returning champion, finish the week as a four-day "jeopardy!" champ, or will jack or maggie be able to dethrone him? good luck to all three of you. let's start with the "jeopardy!" round. we'll be dealing with these categories. first... then... we'll visit some... ...with a question mark. and finally... brian, where to first? 9-letter words for $1,000. - maggie. - what is capsaicin? you got it. i'll take extreme lakes for $200. - jack. - what is los angeles? - that's right. - secretaries of state for $200.

thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!", everyone.stants are standing right now, and i know how this feels. you're excited. you're probably a little nervous. but let me tell you this. you have accomplished so much just getting to this point. you should feel great about that. and i promise we're gonna have some fun out here. good luck to all three of you. let's get into the "jeopardy!" round, where we'll be dealing with these categories. i sense a theme. and finally... all correct responses there will begin with "up." brian, you're our returning champion. where do we begin? word "up" for $1,000. - brian. - what is upbraid? - that's it. - word "up" for $800. - sarah. - what is upstage? that's right. let's go for girl you know it's true, $200.

>>her friend made it across mission boulevard and gilbert streets safely.he 56 year-old jeannette camacho did not in hayward at around 7.30 thursday night. >>she was hit by a passing car in the middle of the crossed. wheel of a second car that hit her drove out. >>was in the middle of cooking her favorite soon been celebration of their 31st wedding anniversary when janet sprint phone him to rush over a few blocks to tend to his dying wife or it's the same. i see my wife. that being and a single lane. i relate. that scene is the light. and and they >>that is the last moment. that has been asked a way says jeanette was walking home from shopping nearby for the food ellery would use to prepare their special meal. >>he drove the groceries home before the crash while janet went to another school. the california highway patrol says the first driver is cooperating with the investigation. out the hall or drugs or suspected. investigators are looking for the second driver in sport is a good driver, my wife. police got out. and new york public by white el rey says je

-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to the show.u probably noticed something a little unusual during johnny's introduction. he introduced two returning champions. let me explain. brian, of course, the returning champion you remember from winning yesterday's show. zach newkirk was our returning champion at the end of our previous season who was unable to return this season due to covid travel restrictions. so we have on this stage at once a four-time "jeopardy!" champion and a seven-time "jeopardy!" champion because these days anything is possible. jill, today could be your turn. good luck to all three of you. let's get into the game. here are the categories for the "jeopardy!" round, starting with... then... it got cut off, and i'm gonna need your help finishing it. then... in honor of the 60th anniversary of the white house historical association... then... and finally...

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, everyone. welcome to "jeopardy!"ebek was one of the greatest honors of my life. not many things in life are perfect, but alex did this job pretty much perfectly for more than 36 years and it was even better up close. we were dazzled by his intelligence, his charm--his grace, really. there's no other word for it. like all "jeopardy!" fans, i miss alex very much, and i thank him for everything he did for all of us. let's be totally clear: no one will ever replace the great alex trebek, but we can honor him by playing the game he loved. jim, tanay, julia, welcome to the show. we'll begin with the "jeopardy!" round, and these categories... t in quotation marks. you know what that means, players. we go to... and for our last category, next-generation cameras were used to show the... jim, you're our returning champion. where do we start? television for $200.