amy schneider's winning streak on jeopardy made her the show was first transgender champion and brought an imitation to the white house. >> i am just really honored to be here and really grateful that this is being celebrated and the trans people are being celebrated in a place like this. >> the biden administration marks the transgender day of visibility. >> we have your back. >> the white house says as of april 11, u.s. passport applications will make it easier for trans people to change the gender on their social security records. >> will be so much easier to go about your daily life as a transgender american. >> why is billy -- why is visibility important to the transgender community? >> visibility is so important because we have lived in the shadows for so long. a lot of us have felt scared to come out. >> the transgender day of visibility is designed to promote inclusiveness and raise awareness about termination. last year, the community faced unprecedented violence but in florida, advocates say a new law will make discrimination worse. the measure bars instruction on sexual orien

now, our returning champion, amy schneider,

speaking of the bay area, we are very proud, because oakland's own amy schneider made a historic runn jeopardy, she spoke about her own concerns as a trans woman, given the nj -- anti-lgbtq bills happening in various states. let's listen to what she said earlier. >> it is really scary. some of them in particular are denying medical services to trans youth. those are life-saving medical treatments. and these bills will cause the deaths of children. and that's really sad to me and really frightening. >> on twitter, amy was so excited, she and her partner had gone down to the white house -- he saw her getting ready behind the scenes. this really was historic. what are your thoughts on amy's sentiments? they seem to be shared by many in the community. >> absolutely. i think amy is totally on point. in the sense that these bills and these legislations have really dire consequences. right? i feel like to some extent, the legislations saying that trans youth should be protected from their supportive parents at schools are to some extent saying that they would rather have trans people not ex

contestant named amy. [ audience laughs ] now, granted, 40 of those 42 were our super champion amy schneider won 100% of all games won by an amy this week. we wish good luck as well to katie and evan, the newcomers. let's get into the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are the categories we have for you. first... ...won't you? then... not the show. you'll have to name the person who follows the one we name. then we have... and finally... i have to warn you, though. i don't drink alcohol, as you may know. amy, you can start us off today. could i have succession for $600, please? the answer there is the daily double. [ applause ] right out of the starting gate. you can wager up to $1,000. i'll take $1,000, please.

champions-- andrew he, tyler rhode, and of course, players like jonathan fisher and matt amodio and amy schneiderrs, maureen and clay. good luck to all three of you. let's dive into the jeopardy! round. one daily double hidden somewhere in these categories. we'll start with some... then... we go... and finally... where to first, champ? french cooking terms for $200, please. maureen. -what is germany? -yes.

been written about the super streaks we've seen in season 38, but ever since our 40-day champion, amy schneiderat time, we've had seven contestants win a single game, two win a couple each, and four contestants, including our returning champion, christine whelchel, have won three in a row. does that mean today is the turn of joe or ellen to become a new champion, or will christine become the first four-day winner since amy? let's start finding out in the jeopardy! round, where these will be your categories. first... then a few... then we'll be... christine, off you go. american history, $200. during this period that began in 1920, keg parties weren't for drinking but for the dumping of liquor. christine. what is prohibition? - right. - american history, $400. the answer there is the daily double.

in a season full of super champs with runaway games like matt amodio and amy schneider, it's actuallyte since we've had one. so congratulations to tim. my hat's off to you. welcome to ciara and omar. let's play "jeopardy!" without any further ado, here are the categories in our first round. we begin with... then... maybe you can guess... ...with "ring" in quotation marks. tim, off you go. "ring"--$600. do you see a pattern here, specifically this one? tim. what is herringbone? - yes. - "ring"--$800. - tim. - what is shoestring? - that's right. - "ring"--$1,000. "loping" is a synonym for this nine-letter way the animal seen here is moving. ciara. what is cantering? - yes. it's cantering. - mythological endings for $600.

larry: oakland resident and "jeopardy" champion amy schneider visited the white house today to mark theshe decried the wave of anti-lgbtq plus bills making their way through state legislatures and talk about what she hopes today's visit will accomplish. flex just, again, being a trans person out there that is not monstrous and is not threatening and is just a normal person like we all are. the more people like me can be seen, the harder it is to sustain the myths driving this fear. larry: schneider met with the second and ohman as well as a group of transgender young people who also were invited to the white house today. dion: the economic challenges brought on by the pandemic especially in the workplace. >> we have seen some challenges around attracting the right talent. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion, with powerful claritin d, so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin d. at denny's, we're open for anything. like making our breakfast ee

you've got a visit from "jeopardy" champ amy schneider over to the white house.a in florida today for a roundtable, a state where the governor as you know has just signed into law the so-called "don't say gay" bill. we're in this point now in this country where almost half of americans know somebody who is transgender or who goes biend neutral pronouns. but this year more than 25 r 30 state legislatures are talking about passing anti-trans laws. as a doctor, as a member of the trans community, can you talk about what else can be done on the federal level by the biden administration, right? as you're seeing some of these actions on the state level. >> well, it is so wonderful that we have a president, president biden, who supports us and advocates for us and who sees us. and he has articulated many times, including with an announcement today about his support for the transgender community and particularly his support for vulnerable transgender youth. so that support is being demonstrated throughout the administration with secretary becerra at health and human serv

by a special visitor to the white house press briefing today. 40 game winning jeopardy champion amy schneider, the show's first trans woman champ visited the white house and met with doug emhoff. thanks for letting us into your homes in these truly extraordinary times. "the beat" starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." we begin with the expanding doj criminal probe into the january 6th insurrection. we now know it is larger than it's ever been, and there are reasons for that. it has now expanded to include that fraudulent electors plot we reported on, indeed some have admitted to in public, and the planning of the rally itself. we have a rally organizer subpoenaed on the federal criminal side. that is a big deal any time that you see these subpoenas fly, and that's part of what's happening in the widening of the probe. later, we have someone who was subpoenaed by congress who was involved in all this, and we're going to go at the source and the facts as we try to do around here. that's coming up. we think it will be an interesting interview. now, on the federal

by a special visitor to the white house press briefing today. 40 game winning jeopardy champion amy schneider thanks for letting us into your homes in these truly extraordinary times. "the beat" starts right now. hi, ari. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." we begin with the expanding doj criminal probe into the january 6th insurrection. we now know it is larger than it's ever been, and there are reasons for that. it has now expanded to include that fraudulent electors plot we reported on, indeed some have admitted to in public, and the planning of the rally itself. we have a rally organizer subpoenaed on the federal criminal side. that is a big deal any time that you see these subpoenas fly,