-- alex trebek! alex: thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. winners are doing very well this week, averaging about $24,000. gabor and susan, so that's a good omen for you two. but you have to defeat nick, and he's a good player. good luck. here we go. and these categories. we start off with... "ary" coming up in each correct response. nick. how about team players for $600? alex: gabor. who are the philadelphia phillies? that's it. team players, $400. nick. who are the bulls? chicago bulls. yeah. team players, $800. gabor. who are the canadiens? montreal canadiens. correct. team players for $200.

--- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen.'m going to begin today's program with the same question i posed at the end of yesterday's show, and that is -- is today the day that arthur goes over $300,000 in winnings? julie and diana will have a great deal to say about that. good luck. here we go. let's take a look at the categories. ...according to 2012 figures from forbes. alex: arthur, start. so sad, $800. arthur. who's adele? correct. inspired, $800. here's kelly. st. francis cathedral is one of the many structures built by jean baptiste lamy, the first archbishop of santa fe

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you. i just discovered something about matt. worried about the ides of march. but did you notice that he did not smile until we mentioned his name and the amount of money he's won? thad and cameron, welcome aboard. let's go to work. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. we start off with... alex: matt. let's go with celebs for $200. thad. who is charlie sheen? correct. i'll take celebs for $400. matt. who is dicaprio? yes. celebs for $600.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, everyone, and welcome aboard.hat an exciting time we've been having on "jeopardy!" for the past month and a half. we had the '80s tournament, the '90s tournament, the college championship, and, of course, that talented young arthur chu, whose winning ways earned him just a shade under $300,000. but now, a new regime. diana is our champion. matt and jessica, welcome. and good luck to all three. here we go, jeopardy round. and these categories now in play. alex: all right, diana. all right, i'll take tv character aliases, $600. matt. who is sonny crocket? correct. let's go aliases, $200. diana. who is homer simpson? yeah. [ laughs ] tv characters, $400.

-- alex trebek! okay, johnny, thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. days in a row now, modest wagers in final jeopardy! have enabled two women to move on in our tournament -- rachael on monday, pam yesterday. what's going to happen today with robin, bob, and shane? i wish you good luck, and we'll start finding out. here we go, the jeopardy! round. and today, these categories are in play... next... "hang" in quotation marks. and finally, careful on this one... robin. holidays for $200.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you ladies and gentlemen, and welcome.oy, this 30th year of "jeopardy!" is turning into a season of excitement, what with the, uh, explore the world sweepstakes with great travel prizes for you folks at home, and, of course, the battle of the decades. now a month ago, you got to enjoy some of your favorite "jeopardy!" champions from our first decade. this week, you get to enjoy champions from our second decade -- mostly the 1990s, starting off today with rachael, babu, and eddie. many of you will recall that because eddie is blind, we make a couple of accommodations on his behalf. one -- at the beginning of each round, we hand him a card containing the list of the categories that are in play, and in addition, there will be a sound effect at the end of each clue, indicating that that clue has been read in its entirety

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. the coming of spring has had a on our games and our contestants. let's see if it continues today. joe and lindsay, welcome aboard. diane, good to see you again. here we go. the jeopardy! round... which today contains these six categories. very popular. we're talking about words that have something to do with the safe you put your valuables in. you identify the main instrument for each man. flying into history, great planes private aviation museum, bt the pima air & space museum in tucson. alex: diane, you go first. let's take abbrev-"e"-ations for $200. [ beep ] "what is exporting?" diane. abbrev-"e"-ations, $400. joe. what is entertainment? you got it.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, ladies and gentlemen. we are now less than 30 minutes away from finding out the name of the "jeopardy!" champion from our second decade on the air, who will move on to come back next month and play for that million dollars. will it be jill, mike, or brad? good luck. let's start finding out, shall we? here are the categories... next... with "web" in quotation marks... we'll deal with... and finally...

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, and happy st.atrick's day to you and to all of you who are tuning us in right now. jen and gordon, welcome aboard. ain. i know you're eager to win more money than was the case in your last appearance. let's see how things work out. here we go. good luck. and the categories for this first round of play. we've formed them. you have to identify the two bands we combined. clues with a... 2,000-year-old man. that's me. [ laughter ] alex: okay, thad. airport codes for $200. gordon. what is "d-a-n"? no. jen or thad? [ beep ] what is "d-a-d"? you had "m-o-m," mom, in the first one, dad in the second. back to you, thad. musical supergroups for $200.

-- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. he appeared on our program a little over a month ago. he won four shows, then had to take three weeks off for two tournaments. then, he came back and won five shows and had to take last week off for our '90s tournament. but be assured that he practices and studies in those off times. so, michelle and sean, you will have to be at your very best today. good luck to all of you. here we go. and these are the categories in the first round of play. then, you deal with heteronyms. these are words that are spelled the same, but they have different meanings and different pronunciations. and, champ, you go first. literary title pairs, $800. [ beep ] that would be "war and remembrance." arthur.

-- alex trebek! hey, johnny. thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. a big debut win for gordon graham on yesterday's program -- $28,800. today, he defends for the first time against nick and nora. the only thing missing is asta. [ laughter ] but we don't let dogs on our stage. all right, good luck. here we go. "jeopardy!" round. first round of play. a round with one daily double in one of these categories. the conference starting this week. alex: gordon, you start. take the french for $200, please. nick. who is hugo? yes. french for $400. answer -- daily double. we're finding it way too early. [ applause ] you can risk your $200 or up to $1,000. it's not much, but i'll make it a true daily double. okay. for $400, here is the clue.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny, ladies and gentlemen. a little off his feed yesterday because, although he won the game, he earned just $16,000, which is far below his average of $20,000 per show. we're all hoping that you're feeling a lot better today -- well, maybe not everyone is hoping that. i don't know about kirsten and tony. [ laughter ] but let's start finding out. here we go. good luck, players. hello. each correct response beginning with the letter "r." "ask me anything." arthur. okay. i have to do this, then. reddit, $1,000. [ beep ] and that would be spike lee. arthur. what great big teeth, $1,000. the spiny ray above the snout of this fish,

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good news, bad news. the good news is that our champions for the past week and a half on "jeopardy!" have been winning a lot of money. the bad news is we've had only one-day champions. joe is a one-day champ. he'd like to change that today. in order to do that, he'll have to defeat nancy and derek. let's see how that works out. here we go. the first round of play is the "jeopardy!" round. and these are the categories. oh, sounds like fun. we're gonna need those. and finally, don't forget your... joe, start us. i'll take insect, repellent for $200. joe. what are eggs? yes. insect for $400. joe. what are locusts? yes. insect for $600.

-- alex trebek! thanks, john. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.just a note that whoever wins today will go on the sidelines, if you will, for a little over a week, because next week got the third segment of our tournament of the decades with some of your favorite champions from the 2000s. amy, good to have you back with us. douglas and julia, welcome aboard. let's go to work. here are the categories for this first round today. next, we want you to name the tv show. we'll give you the tv title pairs. each correct response will begin with a "t," end with a "t," and there will be an "n" somewhere in there. not necessarily in the middle. alex: amy, start. tv title pairs for $200. julia. who are will and grace? yes. tv title pairs for $400. julia again. who are beavis and butthead? that's it. tv title pairs for $600. julia. who are mike and molly?

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. bit by bit, the bird buis st. that's the case for nancy akerman, our champion. won a couple of thousand dollars two days ago. won $10,000 more than that yesterday. today, who knows? but she has to contend with deborah and clay. good luck, players. here we go. let's find out what the categories are in this first round, shall we? oh, boy. you have to name the event for us. in quotation marks. you know what that means. so, nancy, start. chemical elements in poetry, $200, please. deborah. what is silver? yes. let's continue the chemical elements for $400. clay. what is gold? right.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome aboard.l, so far, our battle of the decades -- 1990s, has turned into a battle of the sexes. this week, in three matches, three women have moved on. is that good news for claudia? or does it put extra pressure on her? mark and dave might want to put extra pressure on her. good luck to all three. here we go. the first round of play has one daily double, and these are the categories... next... followed by... and finally... each correct response will end with a "z." dave, start us. on the bookshelf for $200, please.

-- alex trebek. thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. to game two in the "battle of the decades: the 1990s." a savvy wager on final jeopardy! -- a tough final -- that no one got on yesterday's program enabled rachael schwartz to move on in our tournament. who will join her? will it be fritz, dan, or pam? let's start finding out. good luck. here we go. now the categories. we begin with... we follow that with... and... and, fritz, you get to select first. let's do broadway musicals by songs for $200, please. pam. what is "a chorus line"? that's it. musicals for $400. pam again.

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentleman.n a row and the amount of money he's won -- you are no longer known as just a "jeopardy!" champion, you become a statistic. he is now number three in cash winnings among our champions in regular games. he trails only 2 players -- one who won 19 games, and then, of course, ken jennings, who won 74. semret and dawn, welcome aboard, and good luck. here we go! categories. and p-a-c-k will come up in each correct response. arthur, go. russian to judgment, $800. arthur. what are -- oh, i'm sorry. oh, that's too bad. dawn. what are latkes? no. semret. what are blinis?

-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. were watching yesterday, you'll recall that none of our players got the final jeopardy! right. nancy became champion because she had the most money. not too much money, but the most money at the end of the show, so today, she plays again. matt and nathan are here to challenge. good luck. here we go. and here are the categories. we're back at school. you'll love this one. notice the "b" in quotation marks. nancy, start. it's at the smithsonian for $200, please. matt. what are dorothy's red shoes? red shoes or the slippers. yes. let's do all alliteration for $200. matt. what is your faithful father? no. nancy or nathan? [ beep ] "what is your father figure?" back to you, matt.

. >> who is alex trebek? to your mother before the show. we also would have accepted who is your real father. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> she was on in '72, and she said she was pregnant with me for six years. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good work. good math work. >> well, all right. >> seth: i'm such a huge fan of your show, "kroll show." we're in the middle of the second season, right? it is outstanding. >> yes. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i love your characters so much. >> so do i. >> seth: i think my favorite as growing up as a celtics fan you recently played a young larry bird. >> yes. >> seth: which is -- [ laughter ] great. >> yes. yeah, he -- i wanted to see larry bird as like a 14-year-old with a bad back, already a mess. [ scattered applause ] >> seth: i feel like you -- it seems like you have a lot of freedom on show. >> yes. >> seth: is there ever been somebody at comedy central that sort of said like no, no dice? >> they are unbelievably cool about letting us do whate

alex trebek who i think you were very excited to meet at the helm, has been for 30 years.ve to say, you may have lost to cheech that one time, but i loved how you won that question of what is a bong. do you remember that? >> i don't remember that. >> you beat him on that. he missed it. how did he do that? i think it says more about him. >> okay, brianna, thanks very much. that's it >>> this is "piers morgan live" tonight breaking news we're standing by. the government is standing by. the families are standing by waiting for what could be an answer to the mystery of flight 370. any moment now ship could pick up this object and others like it floating in the ocean. it is not a day's old image captured by satellite. it this was spotted from the air by search planes. and very soon we could find out exactly what it is. is this a sign that finally the search is in the right place? we're following every clue for three weeks. we still have far more questions than answers. the only thing indisputable is the human toll of the mystery has has become a worldwide obsession. i'm talk to

alex trebek who i think you were very excited to meet at the helm, has been for 30 years.have to say, you may have lost to cheech that one time, but i loved how you won that question of what is a bong. do you remember that? >> i don't remember that. >> you beat him on that. he missed it. how did he do that? i think it says more about him. >> okay, brianna, thanks very much. ♪ >>> people are lighting up all over the country. they call it the green rush. marijuana has moved out of the back alleys and into the open. >> happy cannabis, y'all. >> in some states it's legal to grow, to sell, to smoke. and marijuana could be legalized in a city near you. so es to get, and many think so harmless. when the smoke clears, can marijuana bad for you? or could pot actually be good for you? >> marijuana is better than all those pills for you in terms of treating? >> yeah.

we've got, alex trebek. oprah winfrey, that's nice. pat sajak, host of "wheel of fortune."l about on the back. okay, i'm never really good at guessing these. i think his favorite movie is "snow dog." [ buzzer ] okay. well can we see the right answer? "star wars." good, that's great. quite interesting technology for cards. [ laughter ] alright, so moving on -- i always liked clark's cards because they would make more obscure categories as can you see from the next deck, "summer memories." but first, a stick of gum. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: "summer memories," of course you've got -- [ laughter ] the rope swing at the creek. all right. katherine, your camp girlfriend. that's a good one. the human foot you found in the woods. [ laughter ] that's a good one. every -- all of the kids want to trade for that one. and road trip with friends. that is a fun one. [ applause ] let's see -- let's see the back of that one. total miles traveled, 832. miles until you're bored, 10. [ laughter ] miles spent listening to what i think is the same phish song over and over again, at lea

. >> hey, and my alex trebek or what? this is great. the , at sea pack news, @cpacnews.-- started with ae false premise that all libertarians are associated with the libertarian party. that is not the case. you can be a libertarian and not be a libertarian party member. the mercury and stew not require people to adopt certain policy -- libertarians do not require people to adopt certain policy positions. you can be a democrat or an independent. you can be a christian, muslim, atheist or two. what it means is to be committed politicalin philosophy where the principle of liberty is the most important. what is important to keep in mind with this is that there is a difference between a political philosophy and a personal lifestyle. you can be a social conservative and be a libertarian when it comes to public policy, the important difference being what you think the government ought to mandate for individuals. just because you think the government ought to act a certain way doesn't mean that you require them to do that. locks letterohn ,once

[applause] hey, am i alex trebek or what? this is great.ughter] if you want to join the conversation, @cpacnews, hash tag minnery panel. all right, alexander, the first question to you. you heard my introduction, and tell me what i got wrong here. [laughter] >> so thank you for that introduction. i do think the question even started off on a false premise that all libertarians are associated with the libertarian party. that's not the case. you can be a libertarian and not be a libertarian party member or not be a libertine. libertarianism doesn't require someone to adopt certain policy positions or a particular justification for political philosophy. you're able to be a republican, a democrat, an independent and be a libertarian. you can be a christian, a muslim, a jew, an atheist or any other religion and be libertarian. what it means is to be committed to a certain approach to pretty fall philosophy -- political philosophy where the principle of liberty is most important. what's important to keep in mind is that there's a difference betwe

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