oakland owned amy schneider had the kristen: oakland resident and jeopardy great amy schneider has finallyended her historic run. her winning streak ended up 40 at the hands of a chicago librarian. >> what is bangladesh? >> that is correct. you will add $12,000. you have a narrow $2000 lead over our champion, amy schneider. did she come up with bangladesh? you looked at that for a long time. no response. kristen: oh no. but you know what? she has cemented her place in jeopardy history. 1.38 million dollars and the most successful woman to have ever played the game. here with us today is the instant legend herself, amy schneider. hello, amy. i am so happy you are here. if you had said no, i would surely have understood because you must be exhausted. amy: there is a lot going on right now but i have been a performer and it is all fun. kristen: i am glad you are having fun and it showed. every night you were having fun. congratulations on your inspirational and incredible run. tell us what the last 24 hours have been like for you. amy: it has been a lot. we had made plans to go to a friends h

reporter: back home, schneider shares his message. >> high everybody, it's amy schneider. i wanted to take a minute to think everyone around here for giving me so much love and support on this crazy jeopardy! run. so proud to have been out there representing oakland, best city in the world. thank you so much. dan: i hope amy is watching this tonight. we are so proud of you and so excited. sorry that it ended. it was fun while it lasted. congratulations. ama: we thank you for being, what an inspiration. in a thread of tweets after the show tonight, amy hinted at her future plans, saying she is in talks about writing a book and other potential projects. i'm sure we've not heard the last. dan: she will be great at whatever she does. supreme court justice stephen breyer calling it a career after 27 years on the court. his brother talks with abc 7 news about the decision. ama: new the coast. dan: this weekend's 49ers game is one hot ticket. some lucky fan could wind up with a free ticket to the game. we explain how that works coming up. sandhya: a look at the game forecast was

reporter: back home, schneider shares his message. >> high everybody, it's amy schneider.a minute to think everyone around here for giving me so much love and support on this crazy jeopardy! run. so proud to have been out there representing oakland, best city in the world. thank you so much. dan: i hope amy is watching this tonight. we are so proud of you and so excited. sorry that it ended. it was fun while it lasted. congratulations. ama: we thank you for being, what an inspiration. in a thread of tweets after the show tonight, amy hinted at her future plans, saying she is in talks about writing a book and other potential projects. i'm sure we've not heard the last. dan: she will be great at whatever she does. supreme court justice stephen breyer calling it a career after 27 years on the court. his brother talks with abc 7 news about the decision. ama: new video of back wells on the coast. dan: this weekend's 49ers game is one hot ticket. some lucky fan could wind up with a free ticket to the game. we explain how that works coming up. sandhya: a look at the game forecast

amy schneider, the "jeopardy!" contestant on a winning streak like no other. >> and the streak continues for at least one more day. >> now the third most successful of all-time. >> only two other people have done this, is hard to wrap my mind around. >> the woman with more wins than any other. most wins of any transgender contestant. >> amy's bringing her own type of charisma, charm, and just general fearlessness to it. what is... an overpass? come on! question, is that an “s” or a “5”? think it's a 5... i thought so. argh! frustration...loading. [sfx: laser sounds] nobody wants more robot tests. but we could all use more ways to save. chai latte, for “rob ott.” for “rob ott.” error human. [sfx: laser sounds] switch to geico for more ways to save. why are all these flowers here? [sfx: laser sounds] snuggle makes laundry bloom with scent and lasts for up to 100 days! does it also make you want to dance? nope. this is just for my viewers. don't stop! we're trending! snuggle exhilarations. just washed freshness for up

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schneider's second only to all-time champ ken jennings.e "tournament of champions" this fall. that's "nightline." catch our full episode s s on h. thanks for the company, america. good night.

as to how schneider is a call pushing the winning streak, they say it is simple.of the day, the game is about knowledge. and amy knows so much. and there is really nothing else to it. reporter: as for schneider's take, what is your secret? >> i'm not really sure about a lot of it. i never expected to do this well, but the main secret is just being curious and spending my life learning a lot of stuff. reporter: alex stone, abc news los angeles. larry: you can see if amy can keep her incredible streak going tonight at 7:00. right here on abc 7. a reminder that you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our abc 7 bay area news app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. all you have to do a search abc 7 bay area and download the app, which is free. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. i am larry. abc 7 news at 5:00 is coming up next. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. you're wat

coco clyde in her current jersey, schneider is the first woman to she says as n befo team waany goodi did not have an nba team. >> while schneider could not elaborate if passes the consecutive wins, she is proud of how as a transgender woman the jeopardy platform has helped change public perceptions. >>>> it has been incredible. not just hearing from other trans people but hearing from parents and grandparents of trans people. for me to be doing such a normal thing as being on jeopardy i think it really changed a lot of people's minds. >> schneider left us with this advice. >> keep being yourself. don't let any part of you limit any other part of you. you can be everything at once. you don't have to pick and choose. two and a prediction for her favorite teams odds of making the finals. >> the warriors. we can be a championship. >> i have had so much fun watching her on jeopardy. just wonderful. >> a great will model. >> onto sports. >> here we are. coming up in sports, 49ers and cowboys in the playoffs. plus, he is back. klay thompson -- klay thompson klay thompson -- klay thompson c

for amy schneider. the clue that ended her 40-game winning streak and what she's saying about it all only on "gma" this morning. ♪ >>> and buble, buble, buble. the "it's all coming back to me" challenge. why michael buble says he shoots, he scores. plus, don't miss the buzzer beater, and the celebration that you have to see right now. ♪ but it's all coming back to me now ♪ >>> good morning, america. we are so glad you're with us this very busy news morning, and now that song is going to be stuck in my head. it's all coming back to us now and robin is coming to us from home. good morning, robin. >> good morning, michael, and i tried to nail the now like celine but no one does it like celine dion. good to be with you this morning. >> it's good to see you again, robin. >>> we are going to begin with the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer after nearly three decades on the bench. sources are telling me president biden is expected to make that formal announcement later today. >> we are coverin

amy schneider, congratulations, what a run.and engineering manager stumped during final jeopardy last night, could not come up with the correct answer to that question we asked just before break. the answer, bangladesh. i should share here, biana were battling to see who can get this and she gave me the answer. she got it, she didn't know i was listening. so i didn't get my chance. probably would have gotten it anyway. >> a lucky guess on my part. a populous country, 170 or some million people. >> i so wanted to get it. >> next time. a librarian from chicago, managed to do the best she could. i really love the winner's glasses. he was shocked as she was sad. walked away with more than $1.3 million and now schneider holds title for second most consecutive wins. current jeopardy host ken jennings has the most at 74 and after the show aired, posted a series of tweets thanking her mom for sparking love of learning and girlfriend and friends for their emotional support. schneider will be back in the fall for the tournament of champi

the show released this poignant look back at schneider's experience on the big stage. >> amy schneider just had, you know, a great -- a great run on "jeopardy!." that's all. >> reporter: now the player who seemed to always know the answer. >> amy. >> what is india >> correct. >> is taking her rightful place among the greats of the game >> "jeopardy!" pantheon for sure hey, joe, but here's the thing, this isn't the last time we're going to sea amy on "jeopardy!" right? >> you're going to see schneider again in the tournament of champions and you know who else is in that tournament, matt amodio there is a good chance those two could go head to head, a dream matchup there. >> maybe hosted by the number one ken jennings, right? >> that would be real cool. >> thank you, joe. >>> 7:46 mr. roker, all eyes on you and your weather forecast. >> let's look at some of these temperatures and it has been awfully cold for a prolonged period of time we've got windchill advisories all the way from illinois stretching into new england, down into the appalachians we're looking at windchills as cold as mi

champion amy schneider's winning streak is over after 40 games.ian from chicago, and here's the answer that stumped her. the only nation whose name in english ends in an "h." >> did she come up with bangladesh? you looked at this for a long time. no response. you're going to lose $8,000. you're going to finish in second place with $19,600. roan, you are our new "jeopardy!" champion with a one-day total of $29,600. congratulations to you. >> amy schneider is still cemented in history. she says she's sad but also relieved she doesn't have to come up with any more anecdotes when the contestants on interviewed on the show. >>> next the perfect piece of furniture for working families. >> check out the desks at a library in richmond, virginia. the work stations were installed in 2019 but someone recently posted a picture online. one parent calling it a game-changer. >> work hard, play hard. >>> next, two things that you wouldn't think go together. coffee and a nap. >> but one researcher says they go hand in hand if you want to stay alert. people working

reggie: the winds just keep on coming for amy schneider.f jeopardy's best and not too many left in her way. she is hinting at what she is hinting at what she might do next. morning on this tuesday, january 18. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. first, we're going to get a look at the forecast. drew: we are tracking some foggy spots in the north bay right now. his ability is low and parts of napa county. take a look at the map right now. down the half-mile in santa rosa, half-mile in fairfield. that fog will linger through the 8 a.m. hour. partly cloudy skies over the city and here's how your day is shaping up. sunrise at 7:22 this morning. later on into the afternoon, you can see that we have a lot of sunshine. air quality again remains on the moderate side today and tomorrow. in the afternoon, it is cooler today compared to yesterday. today will be in the middle 50's to low 60's. not too bad for this time of year. sunset is at 5:16 later on. jobina: thank you. there is growing evidence that the

amy schneider's 40-game run ending in dramatic fashion >> thank you for the two months you spent withvery special. it was remarkable. >> the engineering manager who earned more than $1.3 million notched the second most wins ever behind champ ken jennings, one of the current hosts of the show she was narrowly defeated by a librarian in a thrilling finish. >> a lot hinges on this category we're going to be dealing with countries of the world >> with schneider leading by $10,000 entering final jeopardy, win 41 was anything but guaranteed last clue stumped schneider, but not tals ma who entered correctly for the monumental victory. >> schneider, the show's highest earning female competitor ever, and first transgender contestant to qualify for the tournament of champions recently told abc news -- >> you know, i think that the best part for me has been being on tv, you know, as my true self, expressing myself and representing the entire community of trans people. >> for the news, i'm joe fryer ♪ mcdonald's is our kind of place ♪ >> such a happy place. that's the mcdonald's jingle of my chil

reggie: oakland's amy schneider finishes her run on jeopardy. also i had. -- i had to. >> oh my gosh, we cannot go. kumasi: a scary situation for drivers on the richmond-san rafael bridge. reggie: [tv chatter] [doorbell] ♪ ♪ [gasps] is that throw...? i know right! it's imported from portugal, got it at marshalls for a total steal! nice! thanks. ♪ okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. thanks. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >> oh my gosh, we cannot go. reggie: a terrifying scene for drivers on the richmond-san rafael bridge. this big rig went up in flames after colliding with a car and one person in the car was killed. it happened east of the midspan

jessica schneider joins us with more reporting. i know you've been working your sources. what have you learned? >> reporter: this announcement is coming quite early. there are still five months left in the supreme court's term. most justices that have announced their retirement in the past haven't done so until at least march. the 83-year-old justice has said in the past he would consider two things when deciding to leave, his health and the court w. no known health issue it is clear the court is his main reason for leaving after almost three decades on the court. he has spoken extensively over the past year and has even written a book. he expressed concern that the public views the court as political and talks about how that perception could erode faith in the court. justice breyer does come from a political background himself. he was the chief counsel in the 1970s and understands this relentless, over the past year, progressive pressure on him to step down. in fact, the progressive group demand justice promoted a mobile billboard with the words breyer retire trying to g

for amy schneider. and what she's now saying about her remarkle winning streak. >>> and you'll remember our trip to auschwitz 75 years later, americans who had just one hope. so many of you were moved and tonight, what's happened sense. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have a lot of news to get to tonight. the historic announcement, the historic choice to come for the supreme court. also, this powerful nor'easter threatening millimeters in the east. but we begin tonight with the breaking news out of houston late today. three police officers shot and now hospitalized. the chaos erupting this afternoon. surveillance showing the shootout unfolding in the middle of the street. officers seen jumping from their vehicles, dodging gunfire and firing shots back. the search for the shooter. news on the manhunt coming in now. wounded officers tonight. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off with the news and these images coming in now from hous

amy schneider date in the city of oakland, i'm going to make that happen.an: amy says she eagerly and gratefully accept such offer. terrific all the way around. it's been great to watch her. jeopardy! heirs on abc 7 at 6:00. she seems like the nicest person. dion: we were talking about this, she's fun to watch. made a lot of new jeopardy! viewers out there. dan: let's turn our attention will more time to the weather forecast. sandhya: big fans of amy. big 49ers fans, as a take on the rams at the nfc championship game. the weather is going to be fantastic. opal gal come for the niners is good, bright skies, 68 for pregame. dr. low 60's at halftime. cooling 58 degrees at sophia stadium. -- sophia stadium. temperatures will be in the low to mid 60's for most of you. a few upper 60's there. cloverdale, ukiah, it is the 20 it's consecutive day with no right -- measurable rain. this is stretched on for days. the last measurable rain was on the seventh. you look at how much rain, it's been point 61 hundredths in san francisco and santa rosa. san jose has had no me

reggie: oakland's own naming schneider -- amy schneider continues her winning streak on jeopardy. >>d? what is bebop? what is the later -- zoolander? reggie: she is tied for second was convicted of games at 38. she is on gma talking about with the best part is about being on the show. >> the best part for me has been being on tv as my true self, expressing myself and representing the entire community of trans people and just showing a different thing maybe some people have seen of just being smart, confident woman and doing something supernormal, like being on jeopardy. reggie: you can watch the full interview on gma at 7:00, including how she developed her browser skills. you can watch jeopardy weeknights at 7:00 on abc 7. i said earlier i was going to interview her, i am not. [laughter] i was all excited. >> we are all a part of this. i have a surprise. details to come. kumasi: we like a surprise. [laughter] he was looking sad. [laughter]next, seven things yoo know today. reggie: i did not know these are the two people i am interviewing. a live look kumasi: here are seven things to

amy schneider right there.ngs, you better watch out. >> she's got a way to go, but she is playing well. >> and certainly is smiling right there. >>> but we will begin with rising tensions overseas. president biden ordering 8,500 u.s. troops to be put on heightened alert meaning they are ready for rapid deployment to support america's nato allies if russia invades ukraine. >> the president held a video conference call with european leaders to coordinate the response. more diplomatic talks in paris tomorrow as russia builds up its forces on the ukrainian border. senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the scene in ukraine. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right, both russia and america and nato increasing their military options around ukraine adding to the sense of an escalating crisis. at the same time there is still reason to hope that perhaps diplomacy could win the day. this morning, the united states and nato allies pledging more reinforcements to the region with additional

schneider writes if trump cheats his way back to power it will be catastrophic. tens of millions of people protest. paramilitaries on both sides emerge. violence leads to fake and real stories of death and to revenge. police and armed forces would know neither whom they should obey or arrest. with traditional authority broken those bearing uniforms and bearing arms will take sides and start shooting one another. governors will look for exit strategies for their states. americans will rush to parts of the disintegrating country they find safer in a process that looks increasingly like ethnic cleansing the stock market and economy will crash, the dollar will cease to be the world currency. it is the starkest picture i've seen painted yet by someone who studies these exact scenarios for a living. in a moment i'll talk to professor tim schneider about whether this is for real because everyone knows i'm someone who keeps warning about this but even i haven't gone that far. to get to that dark point requires a rolling insurrection involving the likes of house minority

look, i really like amy schneider and i like how -- i love what she said at the end.on. she's got her priorities straight. i love it. >> i always tell my wife, it's wife first, red sox second, usually. >> wow. >> usually. >> you must really love her. >> it just depends. just depends. >>> our next guest campaigned for president biden in 2020. she even spoke at the democratic convention. why she now says that biden has let her down. >>> and progressives got what they want, justice stephen breyer to retire. will they like president biden's selection to fill his seat? we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. >>> a woman struggling with addiction foun

go to coveredca.com oakland amy schneider -- oakland's amy schneider is going for the next winning streakshe hopes to take over tonight. she spoke to good morning america about her experience. >> i think the main secret is just being curious and spending my life learning a lot of stuff. the best part for me has been being on tv, as my to himsel and representing the entire community of transgender people. >> let us see if amy can make it 39 in a row. it airs at 7:00 on abc 7. it airs at 7:00 on abc 7. >>>> we a i was hit by a car and needed help. it airs at 7:00 on abc 7. >>>> we a i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how to be a thriver with cge metastatic breast cancere. means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's

you may see more amy schneider on jeopardy after her winning streak ends, if it ever does. tonight the software engineer won her 34th straight "jeopardy." she told "the l.a. times" she would consider hosting "jeopardy" if asked. she currently has the third longest earning street, and is the first woman to win $1 million, making her the most successful woman and transgender contestant of all time. happening now, you are looking at the first full moon of the year, known as the full moon -- the wolf moon. it got that name because wolves were thought to how more frequently this time of year. it is one of 12 full moons this year, two qualify as supermoon's which are brighter and closer to earth and larger in the night sky. a reason to spencer: a beautiful sight to behold, as is our weather. here is a live view from our tower camera, on a night with a few high passing clouds, basically a clear night. oakland, 51. san jose, 48. another clear and unobstructed view looking across the bay. 40, santa rosa. 39, fairfield. 50, concord. this view from our rooftop looking across the bay t

megan samford from schneider, you are up. megan: thanks so much, andy, and thank you to the atlantic council for inviting me today with this group of panelists. as andy mentioned, i am megan samford, vice president and chief product security officer at schneider electric. i am obsessed with producing secure products and secure systems, and that is where schneider electric plays a unique role in terms of cybersecurity as well as the intersection of decarbonization efforts. i also have a few different roles outside of schneider electric. i am the cochair of the department of homeland security control systems working group. i am also the chair of the international automation global cybersecurity alliance, of which many of our viewers i'm sure our members there. in my spare time i made an effort called incident command system for industrial control systems, which seeks to apply the internationally recognized incident command system framework for use in organizing cybersecurity responses in the private sector and public sector and

no word on their condition. >>> and amy schneider continues to make "jeopardy!" history.her winning streak, the longest of any woman on the show, reaching a new record by becoming the first woman to win more than $1 million, and she'll be back on monday. >> i like to play against her and i lose every time. >> we all do. and so do the other contestants. >> exactly. >>> we start this half hour with novak djokovic and his fight to remain in australia and defend his title in the australian open. his lawyers filing court papers and britt clennett joins us from hong kong with more. good morning to you, britt. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that's right. new details emerging in the djokovic case. his lawyers claiming that he was granted an exemption because of a previous covid infection. overnight new developments in novak djokovic's legal battle at the australian border where he's being held in an immigration detention hotel. lawyers for the tennis star submitting documents arguing that he was granted medical exemption from tennis australia to play in the australian open becau

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you may see more amy schneider on jeopardy after her winning streak ends, if it ever does. tonight the software engineer won her 34th straight "jeopardy." she told "the l.a. times" she would consider hosting "jeopardy" if asked. she currently has the third longest earning street, and is the first woman to win $1 million, making her the most successful woman and transgender contestant of all time. happening now, you are looking at the first full moon of the year, known as the full moon -- the wolf moon. it got that name because wolves were thought to how more frequently this time of year. it is one of 12 full moons this year, two qualify as supermoon's which are brighter and closer to earth and larger in the night sky. a reason to howl. spencer: a beautiful sight to behold, as is our weather. here is a live view from our tower camera, on a night with a few high passing clouds, basically a clear night. oakland, 51. san jose, 48. another clear and unobstructed view looking across the bay. 40, santa rosa. 39, fairfield. 50, concord. this view from our rooftop looking across the

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amy schneider live on "gma" monday. motorcycle insurance e or motorcycle insurance. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. good morning. i'm joe being a fortune from abc. seven mornings. we're going to start here with a look at traffic and san rafael where we have a little slow and go on cotonou to one there. it's really just traffic there. i was checking with the chp to see if there were any blocking issues. but now that i check out this camera little closer, it does look like things are moving much better in emeryville. here live look at 80. the left hand side of the screen is where you're you are seeing the westbound traffic making its way towards the maze. and if you are traveling towards the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 6 25 minutes. looking good there, hydro hydro bina, we're tracking those winds turning very gusty and her hills right now. diablo gusting close to 50 tam over 30 mph so wind advisory and high wind warning is now in effect through tom

kumasi: oaklands amy schneider has done it again, winning the 39th consecutive game.hts on ken jennings' 74 game winning streak. reggie: we asked her if she wants to hang out with us. kumasi: what did she say? reggie: she said it is a start. drew: she didn't completely shut the door. reggie: are streaming on show starts in moments. ♪ >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, u.s. troops are preparing for a russian invasion of ukraine. high alert. thousands of american troops ready for deployment to eastern europe as more american-supplied ammunition and military aid arrives in ukraine while president biden meets with european leaders discussing ways to prevent a russian invasion. and the new warning about the potential for cyberattacks retaliation. >>> breaking overnight. north korea firing their fifth round of missile launches so far this month. >>> president biden responds to a question from a fox news reporter with an off mic insult and profanity. what the reporter and the white house are saying this morning. >>> breaking news. pfizer's new weapon. de

michael schneider is from an entertainment magazine "variety" reflecting on betty white's career. >>n't use the term national treasure lightly, but it definitely applies in the case of betty white. we have never known to them should without betty wright. she was there like you mentioned at the dawof tv. some of our favorite shows over the years, golden girls, maybe 10 or more, she was a part of our life -- mary tyler moore but she was a part of our life. >> i think she had been living quietly at home during the pandemic but she said in a recent interview that she felt lucky to be in such good health at her age. she was looking forward to her 100th birthday on the 17th of january. >> yeah. that is what a sort of so tragic and bittersweet about this. she was just a few weeks away. there were alreadylenty of tributes in magazines and newspapers, including our own we were preparing for a big celebration of her 100th birthday. she got so close. that is kind of sad about this. obviously, her legend lives on. >> tell us about more of the tributes that have come in. i saw a lovely one for ry

heading into tonight's show, schneider has won 32 consecutive games, meaning she is tight or the all-time consecutive wins. tune in tonight and see if her streak conties to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills or other s

brad schneider is not alone in deciding that. several house decided that is a standard, they do not want to work with republicans who voted against certifying state election results. there are almost 200 house republicans and 139 of those republicans voted in some way against certifying the election results. that is a large percentage right off the bat, some of these democrats are saying they do not want to work with. host: if the democrats have the majority in the house at the end of the day, to their perspective, does it matter if they have this working relation? guest: it matters because they are solving problems of america. when you do not have the people even wanting to have discussions with each other, congress gets further gummed up. certain issues that were once small, that could once make their way through congress and passed, they are getting gummed up. it is difficult for congress to pass legislation, it has been that way for years. but now you have people drawing the line in the sand saying they do not even want to ta

amy schneider cheered on the game in the building. it was her first time in the building parishes the first woman to break a million dollars with her 28 date winning streak on the show. she said she was a warriors fan before the team was good. so what did she think about the new home? >> it is unbelievable. i hadn't made it to chase center yet with the pandemic and i have been wanting to and just to come on this state is just amazing. reggie: it really was a great day to be there. she was there the same day that klay thompson returned after more than two years away. she protects the warriors have a strong chance to make the finals the season. you can watch her winning streak hopefully continue tonight on jeopardy which airs weeknights at 7:00 p.m. on abc 7. kumasi: she deserved that. reggie: i was watching the other night and the way that she sweeps the floor with the other contestants is almost embarrassing. the other two contestants were there and you could tell at a certain point it became comedic. i don't know, amy, what is the an

tonight, schneider increased her total winnings to $1 million. we're very precise.e i probably should have studied more years ago. ama: maybe just a little. we can study the weather. i hope there's not a quiz after. sandhya: pay attention. if we have time, we will. let's take a look at the sunset from tonight. it was absolutely gorgeous from the emeryville camera. sunsetting at 5:13. the extra color is due to the cirrus clouds and the haze. pay attention, guys. here's a look at the air quality. good to moderate air quality. greens across the entire region earlier today but you clearly notice the air quality is starting to decline. here's a look at the forecast. the next four days will be moderate. still safe enough for you to be outside as long as you don't have any respiratory issues or sensitivity. live doppler 7 tracking a lot of clouds right now. we do have some fog. concord and fairfield recording three mile visibility so watch out. we get some of that fog from the central valley. watching this area of low pressure pumping the high clouds. radar returns off the

. >>> welcome back "jeopardy" champion amy schneider, the first transgender player to qualify for the tournament of champions addressed those twitter users saying, in part, quote, every single one of you is the first person ever to make that very clever point schneider's historic "jeopardy" run continued to grow in winnings over her 24-day streak. last week, she broke the wins in a show's history by a woman. >>> breaking news, the blockbuster trial of theranos elizabeth holmes was found guilty of four of 11 counts. she was convicted for four counts of fraud for lying to investors and found not guilty for defrauding patients. she was guilty of three counts of deceiving investors the judge is expected to declare a mistrial holmes will be sentenced at a later date >>> now to colorado, where there is an urgent search for two people mission after the marshall fires that consumed more than 6,000 acres, reducing nearly 1,000 homes to rubble the origin of the fire is under investigation. authorities have received several tips about the potential cause. a search warrant was executed at an unna

tonight, schneider increased her total winnings to $1 million. we're very precise.i probably should have studied more years ago. ama: maybe just a little. we can study the weather. i hope there's not a quiz after. sandhya: pay attention. if we have time, we will. let's take a look at the sunset from tonight. it was absolutely gorgeous from the emeryville camera. sunsetting at 5:13. the extra color is due to the cirrus clouds and the haze. pay attention, guys. here's a look at the air quality. good to moderate air quality. greens across the entire region earlier today but you clearly notice the air quality is starting to decline. here's a look at the forecast. the next four days will be moderate. still safe enough for you to be outside as long as you don't have any respiratory issues or sensitivity. live doppler 7 tracking a lot of clouds right now. we do have some fog. concord and fairfield recording three mile visibility so watch out. we get some of that fog from the central valley. watching this area of low pressure pumping the high clouds. radar returns off the s

she will be up against a librarian from chicago as well as oakland's amy schneider.dan: amy racked up her 40th street jeopardy win last night and became the player with the second-most consecutive ends in the show's history. she was already the best woman to play on the first openly transgender woman to make it to the tournament of champions. today, amy joined our midday live crew for an unofficial oakland version of the game show hosted by our abc 7 news anchor jobina fortson. the -- jobina: the category is all things oakland. are we ready? >> no. we are going to look like idiots. jobina: blank is neighborhood named after an american novelist and social activist part of a radical san francisco writing group all the crowd. [laughter] >> oakland neighborhood, any takers? jobina: i heard someone whisper it in the newsroom. should i give the answer? >> yes. jobina: jack london square. [laughter] >> my god. jobina: it is fair game. let's shake it out. >> whatever ther ther really mad at me. jobina: that is all right. we still have another one. the trail around blank, the

. >> amy schneider is rewriting jeopardy's record books.she came in s came ins place on the all-time consecutive wins list. the only record she has not broken is one set by ken jennings who is hosting the show. go me. >> weather is pretty incredible. >> we have the potential rain coming. we do have a little bit of fog. while it is not everywhere, it is right along the coastline. let's check out the air quality with the wind. most of the reporting good air quality right now. moderate air four days, that will be the plan. high temperatures in the low to mid 60's, it will be sunny and mild for your wednesday now when the 49ers take on the rams at sophia stadium. it will be beautiful. 70 degrees. the temperature will be dropping. here is a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. as we go to thursday, a little bit warmer. we just may see some showers. >> the worriers are hosting a booster clinic at chase center, the goal is to help fans and community members go for a new mandate that starts in a week. that mandate will set chase center apart fro

meghan sanford, from schneider, you are up. >> great, thanks so much, andy. thank you again to the atlantic council for inviting me here today with this group of panelists. as andy mentioned i'm meghan sandifur for the energy management business of schneider electric. i am tasked with producing secure products and secure systems. that's where schneider electric plays a unique role in terms of cyber security as well as sberks of decarbonization ertz. i also have a few different roles outside of schneider electric i am the co-chair the department of homeland security control systems working group and also the chair the international society of automation global cyber security alliance of which many of our viewers i am sure are members there n. my spare time i founded an effort called incident command system for industrial control systems which sfes to a pie that initially recognized a fema command system framework for use in organizing cyber security responses both this the private sector and the public sector in the hopes of getting the two to be able to work

schneider has a 25 game winning streak on the game show winning over $900,000. she is the first transgender contestant to qualify for jeopardy's tournament of champions. san francisco city officials say they are working to make sure public services are up and running in the midst of the omicron surge, even though 81% of residents are vaccinated, the city is seeing a surge in cases. officials say 186 police department staff members, including 167 sworn officers are now under quarantine. 135 fire department staffers and 85 sf muni workers are also quarantined. students all around the bay area are returning to class this week and mandated testing is helping schools to catch some covid cases. ktvu magus. joining us live tonight from stanford, where 175 students have tested positive after returning from the winter break, emma alex. many stanford students have yet to return to campus because right now classes are virtual, meaning that the number of positive covid cases may continue to climb. one of my best friends on campus tested positive after coming back. two days

who is amy schneider?he joins us live, only on "gma" this morning. ♪ >>> and the news that has 007 fans shaken, and stirred. is elba, idris elba, the new james bond? >>> good morning, america. cecilia, linsey, idris elba and i doing well this morning. as mentioned last week, robin has tested positive for covid. she's out for a bit. >> her symptoms thankfully have been mild. she's home resting and she will be joining us when she's feeling better. >>> this morning, we begin with the latest on the escalating crisis with russia over ukraine as the biden administration orders americans to evacuate ukraine as russian troops amass on the border. >> president biden is also considering sending u.s. troops to the region. we're covering all the angles of this developing story from ukraine and washington. we begin with ian pannell just back from the front lines. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. there are reports russia is planning significant military action against ukraine. those are the words fr

." >> schneider aims to beat ken jennings' 74-game streak, a huge undertaking. but if anyone is up for it, she is. and that's "nightline" for tonight. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back is he okay? he decided he was done walking for today. for the moments that make you, dial gets you clean. it cleanses and hydrates, leaving behind clean, soft skin. ama: the covid-19 vaccine could be added to a list of required vaccinations for children attending school. parents and lawmakers weigh in on a move to make it harder to opt out. >> one of the bay area's original craft brewery restaurants closing down for good. sandhya: i hope for rain in the future. the forecast is coming up. >> you will meet the 49ers nfl fan of the year and why she mean so much to the san mateo community. abc news starts right now. >> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: a legislative showdown could be brewing of renaua new bill. it would add the covid-19 vaccine to a list of required vaccinations for school children. families would not be