. >> i'm ama daetz. let's get right to meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, dan and ama, this dangerous heat wave will last for days and let's check out the temperatures already in the triple digits and 103 in fairfield, and 101 brentwood and liver more. 94 in santa rosa and 94 in san jose. we have a number of warnings and it's covering most of the bay area and this is an excessive heat warning and 11:00 p.m. tomorrow until 9:00 p.m. wednesday and the east bay and the santa clara valley and parts of the north bay will be under an increased risk of heat illnesses and upper 50s -- upper 90s to the mid-100s, excuse me. we also have the lake and mendocino counties up to 103 degrees and it is going for the bay shoreline and the north bay 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. this is something that could be very taxing on your body. add to the mix, we have leftovers from once hurricane a elida. >> thank you, sandhya and when we see you next we'll have more on the spare the air alert coming back tomorrow. >> it is

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. to the north, we have the lnu lightning complex fire and to the south the czu august lightning complex. the largest fire is the scu lightning complex burning east of milpitas. cal fire says 137,000 acres have burned. that's 214 square miles. bigger than the city of san jose. a fire bee afr analyst with cal fire explains how he's able to calculate how fast and far it's moving by using a technique called spotting. >> right now the spotting distance is up to three quarters of a mile. what that means is we'll have that brush ignite and once it ignites, it throws embers out three quarters of a mile ahead of where the fire is at. >> he says he's seen the fires spread at a rate of 120 feet per minute in grass. this fire is 5% co >>sthae siea is live with the sthani >> fire is moving southwest, fire. i wachblt to step out and show you what we're seeing. this large plume of smoke every five to ten minutes or so. it's billowing and tower higher than what we're seeing n

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i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we thank you for joining us tonight. there are more than 300 fires burning in california. some of them caused by the more than 10,000 lightning strikes that hit in 72 hours. nearly 7,000 firefighters are on the front lines, but officials say they need a lot more help. cal fire is grouping these fires by region. here in the bay area you see the czu august fire to the south, the scu lightning complex fire is burning to the east. in the north bay the lnu lightning complex fire. our live team coverage begins with cornell bernard who is live in sonoma county. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, ama, winds are really picking up here in the town of guerneville and all eyes are on the mountain behind me full of smoke and flames. just an incredible sight here. this fire now known as the walbridge fire has burned 1500 acres and 0% contained. about 13,000 people have been told to evacuate but many say they are not leaving just yet. you're looking at a fire burning out of control. this ridge exploding in

ama daetz. >> mike, i don't know why i just like when you put on those glasses.fficial is about to happen. >> i wanted to say, it's not my age, but it's screen time. it's the eye phone, it's the reason i have to wear glasses now. >> nothing is about to go down. >> no. >> see, i'm waiting now. >> okay. let me take these off because i don't need them right now. all right. that's awesome. let's take a look at what's going on. hi, everybody. welcome to tuesday. i hope you're having a good start. if not, we'll try to get you in a good mood. the weather, pretty interesting. san jose less mist in the air and cloudy and 61 and we have a chance of drizzle this morning. already measurable out there. .6 in the east bay hills. blustery today and tomorrow with below average afternoon temperatures but summer is coming back, you can't get rid of it that quickly. it will be here this weekend. by noon still plenty of clouds all around the bay and they never completely clear out, even with the blustery conditions and already by 7:00 they're starting to make their way back into the

i'm ama daetz.tz. >> and i'm dan ashley. - today on "tamron hall" we're honoring the heroes helping us win the covid-19 battle and those we lost to the pandemic. it's a celebration of the nurses, advocates, mothers and more right now on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. today we are meeting heroes of the pandemic, many who have been on the front lines at hospitals across this country around-the-clock caring for patients with covid-19. they are the nurses and healthcare workers with their own families putting their lives on the line for us and the jobs they love. pamela orlando was one of those healthcare heroes who lost her battle with coronavirus just over 3 weeks ago. she died in the hospital where she worked for 14 out of the 30 years she spent on the job. up until her final days, pamela secretly made a video diary documenting her illness every step of the way. - this is just the beginning. i'm trying to do a diary to see what the symptoms are. today i have a fever that i ca

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get right to sandhya patel with more on the heat. >> dan and ama, we have a dozen new records to tell you about. san francisco 95 degrees, surpassing its old record of 86 set back in 1995. oakland 100. 103, san jose. 99 at sfo. napa 104. richmond, 96, all new records for the day. many of those were set back in 2019, just last year. additional records, santa rosa 106 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 101. kentfield, 102. half moon bay 82 degrees. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105 degrees. this is excessive heat. temperatures right now still in the triple-digits. 110 in fairfield. 105 in livermore. so these interest hot spots. excessive heat warning for this dangerous heatwave continues until next wednesday for inland areas. heat advisory until 9:00 p.m. tonight for the bay shoreline. heat illnesses are possible. the risk is high. be careful. live doppler 7 showing you no fog. what we have been dealing with is tropical moisture, which has added to the humidity, and that's made

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, we appreciate >> i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time, on - today on "tamron hall," incredible stories of survival. after five weeks in a coma, he beat covid-19 and made history. a boating accident left a florida woman on the brink of death. she credits the power of prayer for her comeback. a boy's recovery from a one in a million fall astounds doctors, and the young star of netflix's "raising dion" refuses to let brittle bone disease break her spirit. an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [uplifting music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. today's show, it's a big one. it's about people who beat the odds. what does that mean? well, incredible stories of survival that leave us wondering what we are capable of overcoming when facing adversity. we know that life can change in the blink of an eye. we know that more than ever before, but when your life hangs in the balance are you able to pull through? last year, lee ann dorn was enjoying a fun boat ride with her family as they had done together countless other times then everything changed. lea

. >> i'm ama daetz. all of us here, thank you fo >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. hurricane laura gaining strength, about to slam into the u.s., potentially as a major category 3 hurricane. the deadly hurricane taking aim at texas and louisiana. expected to make landfall tomorrow as that cat 3. winds up to 115 miles per hour. states of emergency already in place tonight. massive evacuations under way for more than 500,000 people. meteorologist rob marciano in the storm zone with the newest timing and track tonight. >>> new images of the police shooting of jacob blake. what it shows beforehand. the family tonight saying blake was shot seven times in the back. reaching into his suv, his three young sons in the backseat. his parents emotional today, saying their son is now paralyzed from the waist down. and the family now pleading for an end to the violent protests.

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time, on >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmelive," with guest host, nikki glaser. tonight, paris hilton and phoebe robinson. and now, nikki glaser! >> welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm nikki glaser, your guest-host for the evening. i really can't believe i'm hosting a network late night talk show. alone. inside a weird house. with no laughter. wow, this is both the high and low point of my career. i want to thank jimmy for letting me host his show while he's on pregnancy leave. jimmy, i'm really happy you're keeping this one. the last time i saw jimmy was just a couple days be

. >> i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. ucsf compiled a report that may ab virus spreading in the classroom. abc 7 news reporter leann melendez takes it one step at a time. >> we know children have less severe symptoms than adults. >> inside my nose are receptors and that's how the virus gets into my body and children do not produce receptors as frequently as i do. pl is n d for the ing her zoom disease to get in, and there is no or limited disease in elementary age students and that's why we're seeing that pattern. >> kids have smaller lungs so when they sneeze or cough they don't spread the particles as far as high school students or adults do. another interesting fact is that size does matter. kids are shorter and that would mean they wouldn't fill the room. perhaps the most important point that ucsf want to make that mak, physical distancing and ventilation are key to curbing the spread of the virus. take for example, this high school in israel as seen in this picture, the students were wearing mask, but were not sittin

thank you fo i'm ama daetz. we'll hear from cal czu lightni complex.ou can see the set-up is ready to go from scotts valley. >> lightning sparked wildfires. so many and so large that they are now turned complexes. you can see them all around the bay area. the initials you seeam at th in different cal the lnu lightning complex is the walbridge fire. it has destroyedesom hn sonoma county. wayne freedman h aas io >> ae? t b some of the destruct

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get right to sandhya patel with more on the heat. >> dan and ama, we have a dozen new records to tell you about. san francisco 95 degrees, surpassing its old record of 86 set back in 1995. oakland 100. 103, san jose. 99 at sfo. napa 104. richmond, 96, all new records for the day. many of those were set back in 2019, just last year. additional records, santa rosa 106 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 101. kentfield, 102. half moon bay 82 degrees. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105 degrees. this is excessive heat. temperatures right now still in the triple-digits. 110 in fairfield. 105 in livermore. so these interest hot spots. excessive heat

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, guest host dua lipa. we'll see you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorrow morning. e you tomorr >> reporter: from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live with host dua lipa. and now, dua lipa. >> dua lipa: hello, and welcome to a very weird episode of "mtv cribs." i am your guest host of the night, dua lipa. you know that song your kid listened to 5,000 times while trying to perfect a dance on tiktok? that was me. you're welcome and i'm sorry. jimmy and i actually just switched jobs for the night. right now, i'm here, and he's performing for thousands of people at a dance hall in berlin. in a very tight tank top. the last time i saw jimmy it was after i broke into his house in the middle of the night. i teamed up with his wife molly -

i'm dan ashley good and i'm ama daetz. contra costa county health leaders delivered a stern message to the community this afternoon. they say they've reached a critical point in the pandemic. there have been three deaths today, seven over the past three days. >> grocery clerks should not have to fight a grown man to wear a mask. that's not their job. >> contra costa county officials held nothing back telling the community to take covid-19 seriously and taketa healthy and safe. >> after a period where we significantly slowed the spread of covid in our community, coronavirus has not only made a comeback, but we're seeing new record numbers of cases and hospitalizations. >> more than 110 contra costa county residents have died from the virus. there are now 2 1/2 times the number of people hospitalized than there were at the beginning of the month. >> we had the national guard come out to stem nonviolent protesters who have killed no one. we need the national guard to come out to tell these fools who don't want to wear masks t

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.gets are not just about allocating numbers to different columns, obviously. it's about assigning values to various issues and priorities. today mayor london breed announced a major cut to the san francisco police and sheriff's department budgets. that funding will be redirected to addressing disparities in the black community. the spending plan also addresses the deficit brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. now, we've made the economy part of our focus when it comes to building a better bay area. here's abc7 news reporter cornell bernard with the story from san francisco. >> what we didn't have plans for was the coronavirus. >> reporter: mayor london breed says the city's new budget closes a $1.5 billion deficit brought on by the pandemic and avoids city worker layoffs. as 180,000 residents file for unemployment. 93 million will go towards future covid response. >> this is a significant investment, but honestly, it's not really a choice. without a strong and sustained covid response

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.ack on the job for a school year that has no clear definition. the district and teachers are still negotiating what a return to school will look like next week. to use the word the young lady did there, it will be different. education is a big part of building a better bay area, and with the first day of class as soon as next week, we're making it a priority. here's abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> this is brooklyn. she's 6, and she's going into first grade at international community school. >> what will school be like when it starts next week? no one in oakland knows for sure at this point. >> i wish we knew more. what we've heard from the school is that they're planning a 30-minute whole class zoom for kids each day for the first few weeks of school. they're going to try to have amsnd som home e individual tim visits. >> reporter: brooklyn, at least, has a school tablet that she was allowed to keep over the summer. connectivity and internet access are big sticking points in sta

i'm ama daetz. >> that state of emergency will free up vital resources to fight the fires threateningay area homes. the newest danger in the bay area is a seriesbb by o cal fir lightning complex. what was an evacuation warning has just become an evacuation warning for loma mar and the dearborn park area as well as that he is pescadero creek coun area. there is a knew warning for ther ea. there is an evacuation central at that he is today da, the pescadero high school. >>> buildings have been burned and there are evacuation orders in effect for the east bay for at least 20 fires burning through contra costa county affecting alameda and other counties is that blanketing the area with smoke. >> with the heat and the fire, there are enough air quality concerns to trigger multiple spare the airs on that for us. we'll hear from wayne. first, to luz

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.e again, these three fire zones are the focus of firefighting efforts in the bay area. the lnu lightning complex to the noshlth. the scu lightning complex west of san francisco. and the czu lightning complex to the south. now, here's where things stand as of this moment. nearly half a million acres have burned. although it's likely we've crossed that threshold already. more than 530 structures are destroyed. the lnu lightning complex fires have killed at least four residents. in all, at least 94,000 people have been evacuated across the bay area, although that number is likely much higher. those numbers are not readily available for the scu complex fire. >> at any moment now we'll hear from cal fire with a live update on the wildfires burning through san mateo and santa cruz counties, called the czu lightning complex. we're seeing the podium there as they get set. now, that fire has burned at least 50,000 acres are no containment. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated in sant

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> this hour sparked an hour ago and has burned 2500 acres.ne freedman is on the ground live for us tonight. what can you tell us? >> reporter: dan, first thing i tell you, it has been a surprise. you talk about that number of acres, 2500 acres now. two hours ago, we were saying 200 acres, because it keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. we spent a lot of time earlier today. we're on highway 128, which is closed all the way to higha 121. let's show you some video from earlier today. one witness said he counted 20 lightning strikes. he said the big one sounded like an explosion and saw flames immediately. it's in steep terrain. it got off to that fast start. by 10:00 a.m., just four hours in, chp had begun evacuating residents. cal fire's report at 2500 acres, threatening 200 structures. we saw one of those structures earlier today in a

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time, on >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, nikki glaser. tonight, paris hilton and phoebe robinson. and now, nikki glaser! >> welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm nikki glaser, your guest-host for the evening. i really can't believe i'm hosting a network late night talk show. alone. inside a weird house. with no laughter. wow, this is both the high and low point of my career. i want to thank jimmy for letting me host his show while he's on pregnancy leave. jimmy, i'm really happy you're keeping this one. the last time i saw jimmy was just a couple days before the quarantine when i taped an episode of who wants to be a millionaire where i accidentally locked in a wrong answer and this happened. no! no! no! >> no! >> the day after i taped that, i decided that instead of going back to my place in new york, i'd go to my parents' house in st. louis where i could stay for a week or two until this whole corona thing blew over. here's footage of my reaction when i realized viruses don't blow over. no! no! no! >>

i'm ama daetz, next at 6:00, local kids head to camp. a program to manage distance learning.ing it forward. a >>> finally tonight, america strong. the lucky dog back where he belongs. tonight, the apple fire has burned more than 28,000 acres outside of los angeles. thousands of firefighters battling the blaze for five days now. trying to save homes and lives. including greg skiens. greg took these photos as the wildfire was closing in on his home. >> there was one big orange flame all the way around the house. and i thought we were going to die. >> reporter: flames reaching right up to greg's deck. firefighters stood their ground as greg watched. they saved his home. but in the middle of all of this, greg's dog, a blue heeler named buck, took off into the hills and greg feared for the worst. >> chasing a coyote three times his size. >> reporr: but tee painful days later, orange county firefighters found a dog, lost, alone, but okay. it was buck. they carried him down, got him food and water and got him into a shelter. local authorities worked to find buck's home and this mome

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.all of us, we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with anthony anderson. tonight, d.l. hughley, and bubba wallace, and now, anthony anderson! >> anthony: hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." my name is anthony anderson. this is my second night in a row guest hosting the show. i actually do a lot here on abc. i'm on "black-ish," "to tell the truth," and for the past 11 years, i've been playing the role of george stephanopolis on "good morning america." i have to be honest, i'm feeling a little sentimental tonight. we looked it up, and this is my 41st appearance on this show.

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.man who received 12 letters from the california edd all addressed to strangers. now reports are flowing in about dozens more edd letters popping up in mailboxes across the state. turns out scammers used random addresses to make fraudulent unemployment claims. 7 on your side's michael finney is live with really, michael, an alarming story. >> dan, what is so frustrating is we have more than 1 million californians who can't get the edd benefits they deserve and need, and yet here we have con artists raking it in. >> i looked at the envelope. i go, what is this? >> i told you about barry o'brien of west palm beach, florida. he suddenly received 12 letters from our edd addressed to four comple complete strangers. >> i don't know who these people are. how could four different people start using my address? >> now i heard from jurors across california. they were surprised to get letters from the edd, all addressed to strangers, like these sent to gilbert

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley.arry beil, sandhya patel, all of us, we appreciate your time. announcer: today on "tamron hall," covid-19 around the world. we'll take you to the far corners of the globe to see how people from other countries are getting through the pandemic. plus, an update from a family we spoke to early on from wuhan, china. an all new "tamron hall" starts now. - welcome to "tamron hall," from my home. yes, i'm still at home. like a lot of you, working from your homes, the work space had to go back to the family space at some point. so, i've officially been booted out of the kitchen studio, and that we have a studio in a cozy room inside of our house. it's interesting right now. i'm excited about today's show. even though travel isn't recommended, we wanted to take you around the world. it's another vacation we all desperately need, but to quote my dear friend, al roker, "i'm curious to see how people live in their neck of the woods." especially now, because we are all globally connected to this pa

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. long road indeed.going to hear from cal fire with a live update on the wildfires burning through san mateo and santa cruz counties, called the czu lightning complex. you can see the setup is ready to go from scotts valley -- >> all around the bay area, touching nearly every single county, burning an area greater than the size of the state of rhode island. lightning sparked these fires a week ago. so many and so large, they are referred to as complexes. and differentiated by the geographic area in which they're burning. >> the biggest is the lnu in the north bay, where firefighters have made the most progress with 22% containment. the scu lightning complex is almost as big, burning through parts of the south and east bay. as it is at 10% containment. the czu lightning complex has burned 74,000 acres and 8% contained. >> all right. so let's bring in weather anchor spencer christian, because spencer, the weather has been helping firefighters a bit lately. >> it has, ama, because the humidity has increased

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for larry and sandhya, we appreciate your time.jimmy kimmel, guest host kerry washington with reese witherspoon. hope to see you tomorrow. - today on "tamron hall," a juicy new summer novel from "america's next top model" alum, jay manuel, and artistic expression during these tough times. fashion designers using face masks as a new canvas, how to tell a powerful story with pictures, and the secret to capturing your family's photo journal with nigel barker. plus, a lucky tam-fam member gets an at-home wardrobe reset. so long, work pajamas! an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. you know, with so much going on, we haven't had a chance here to recognize our style team at the "tamron hall show." nominated in the first season of the show for an emmy for wardrobe, congratulations to eric and ashley and our entire style team.

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i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for larry and sandhya, we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel, guest host kerry washington with reese witherspoon. hope to see you tomorrow. >>> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live, with guest host, kerry washington, tonight, reese witherspoon and our health care hero of the week. and now, kerry washington. >>> hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, kerry washington. and tonight i am making television history as the first woman to ever host a late night show -- on a covered patio -- in one hundred degree heat and 90% humidity. that is a very specific glass ceiling, but i just broke the hell out of it. which is good because i haven't been doing much during quarantine. just being a teacher, a camp counselor, a life guard, you know, just a mom during covid times. i'm also running a productn

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's go live to chris nguyen with late details on this.is? >> reporter: hi, dan. the chief's announcement catching a lot of people by surprise this afternoon. i had a chance to speak with him just moments ago. the chief telling me that he's proud of the career that he has had with the department. here are some of the words that he shared with me just moments ago. he said -- >> reporter: again, chief garcia, a locng-time resident o san jose. he would go on to become chief in march of 2016 following the retirement of former police chief larry escovel. chief garcia telling me this decision had been in the works for quite some time. he's at peace with this decision. the chief also

i'm ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. thanks for joining us. firefighters are stretched thin.y're setting records with their size. these are called complexes because there are multiple fires in one area. in the north bay is the lmu lightning complex. the scu lightning complex is fwrurng santa clara into alameda county and beyond. along the coast in san mateo and santa cruz area is the czu lightning complex. any moment now we'll get n update. it's ready to go from scotts valley. we'll bring you that live as it begins. we want to focus on the weather conditions which seemed to help a little bit today, ama. >> let's get to spencer christian for the latest on that front. spencer. >> the biggest help is relative humidity is higher and helping with containment. the woodward fire in marin county, a temperature of 64 degrees. relative humidity, 87%, which is quite good. wind is gusting to about 11 miles per hour. the wind is still a factor, of course. in the other north bay fires, you can ignore the wind spee.

. >> i'm ama daetz. we'll hear from cal fire. it is called the czu lightning complex. you can see the set-up is ready to go from scotts valley. >> lightning sparked wildfires. so many and so large that they are now turned complexes. you can see them all around the bay area. the initials you see at the start of the names indicate the different geographical units of cal fire. >> among the fires making up the lnu lightning complex is the walbridge fire. it has destroyed homes in sonoma county. wayne freedman has a destructio. wayne? >> before we look at some of the destruction, let's take a look at this ominous sky over the dry creek valley. you have a little bit of everything. you have blue sky, heavy smoke, you've got the sun trying to peek through and you have the clouds continuing to move to the southeast. inside the burn zone, it is not pretty. we just returned from there a few hours ago. we're driving carefully up mill creek road in sonoma county through a burn state that this morning seemed benign when compared with what must have been the hell that roared through

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i'm ama daetz. >> we've always made quality furnishings for the many people.and when we sell many of them, we make them more affordable. ♪ ♪ to us, that just makes sense. ikea. make the dream yours. thihere are... today's contestants-- a sophomore at university of minnesota from eden prairie, minnesota... a junior at liberty university from parker, colorado... and a senior at indiana university from greenfield, indiana... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! ]thank yonn thank me a w of the nine players who will wreturn to our program next week to compete in the semi-finals. one of these three will definitely be part of that list. nbir, natalie, and tyler, good luck. here we go. the jeopardy! round. ♪ here are the categories for you... we'll deal with... notice the quotation marks. "spring" will come up in each correct response. that's followed by... and... tyler, off you go. i will take "spring" break for $200, please, alex. - tyler. - what is the arab spring? right. pick again. "spring" break for $400, please. nbir. what is "spring forward,

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, chris alvarez, all of us here.anks for being with us as always and we will see you again tonight at 11:00. enjoy this beautiful sunset. see you soon. it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. for your health insurance. hi, everyone. we're wrapping up this week of "jeopardy!" vault episodes with the last quarter-final match of the million dollar masters. competing today are robin carroll, babu srinivasan, and india cooper. we hope this episode will bring back some fond memories of all of them for you. ♪ from new york city, this is the... ...tournament. here are tonight's contestants-- a 5-time champion in 2001, he's now a history professor at prairie view a&m university. from houston, texas... [ cheers and applause ] a semi-finalist in the tournament of champions in 1992, now an actor and copy editor from new york city... [ cheers and applause ] winne

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening. hello, everyone. today we are opening the "jeopardy!" vault to present the second game of the $1 million masters tournament from radio city music hall in new york. this was our first ever $1 million event and features some of our greatest champions, including brad rutter, claudia perry, and kate waits. you'll enjoy it. from new york city, this is the "jeopardy!" $1 million masters tournament. here are tonight's contestants-- a harvard law graduate when she competed in the 1988 tournament of champions. she's now a law professor at the university of tulsa. from tulsa, oklahoma... [ applause ] the reigning tournament of champions winner, he attended johns hopkins university and is now a network administrator. from lancaster, pennsylvania... [ applause ] a pop music critic when she first appeared on "jeopardy!" she's now a sports copy editor. from jersey city, new jersey... [ applause ] and now, from radio city music hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheering ] thank