i have another old friend of yours along with me today--my nephew gilbert! >> gilbert? >> gilbert!you, gilbert. heh heh heh. [snorts] >> time tunnel approaching, and this one's taking us under the sea! >> ooh! ahh! >> look! there's elmer now! >> hi! [whistle blows] hey, buddy. hey, tiny. hello, pteranodon family. >> hi, elmer. >> elmer, this is our friend gilbert. >> hello. you must be a troodon, huh? i can tell by your great toe claws. >> excellent observation, my marine reptilian friend. >> so, elmer, what are you elasmosaurus gonna do today? >> well, actually, we have to leave this area. >> you have to leave? >> yeah. not for long, but most of the fish we eat have moved away from here, and we have to follow them. maybe you could follow us. >> could we? maybe the train could ride alongside the elasmosaurus. >> well, unfortunately the underwater tunnel that brought us here doesn't go in the direction that the elasmosaurus family is going. >> aw! >> maybe we could all swim like elmer. >> i'm not much of a swimmer, don. >> heh heh! neither am i. >> hmm. it's too bad there isn't some

gilbert was there with his supporters. including mrs. myrick, a silent observer during the hearing. >> who's mrs. myrick? >> with the civitas institute. >> which is a conservative think tank. >> yes. they said her present was for her personal edification, i have nothing to refute that one way or the other. >> but she sat with mr. gilbert, the republican party chairman when he was issuing the challenge, essentially? >> yeah, he's had a lot of practice at this. the challenges were basically the same sort of arguments that he's been using over the last couple of years, so he certainly didn't need her assistance for this. >> this is a really interesting detail. the woman from art pope's think tank, the civitas institute, was in town that day here in elizabeth city as a silent observer to the challenge of this student to be able to run for office here. what was she there to see? she was not there to help. the local republican party chairman knows how to make these challenges. he's been doing it for years. he doesn't need any help from anybody

. >> i mean, i'm going to read numbers off and you can talk about those gilbert, but you can understandhy these numbers are the way they are. that's the only 5% of children between ages of 15 and 18 are actually adopted in this county. 60% of all foster children are hispanic. in this county. as here is the alarming part, 75% perform below grade level. give us your analysis. >> partially it is -- we are essentially in a crisis where we really need foster parents within our community in santa clara county to come and join our forces and at the end have a successful story to tell like jasmine, which she'll talk about a little later. but yes, children in foster care due to the number of moves that have to present and many different reasons have to transition from home to home. we're looking for foster parents who can come and dedicate the time to be able to work with our children. we do -- we are trying our best to be able to keep children in their local schools or at least with the trauma and experience they can at least have a similarity with their teachers and friends and with the hope t

and those are actually strands of gilbert stuart and his wife's hair.at make the bracelet? druckman: that are braided into that bracelet. my goodness, what a treasure. it is a treasure. the highest recorded price for a miniature by sarah goodridge is something around $6,000. but this one is really out of the ballpark. very difficult to assign value, but that gives us some context. yes. these two represent a real shift, because these are works that are done on paper. so we're out of the precious sphere of watercolor on ivory made for the american aristocracy, and we're now into miniatures in a democratic kind of way. this one dates to 1850, and it's by a named folk artist, james sanford ellsworth, and in ellsworth's time, we have the introduction of photography, nipping at his heels, and so he did these funny little abstract renditions that have curlicues and wings. there are a lot of them that do exist in the marketplace, and there's a fairly consistent price level. they usually sell somewhere in the vicinity of $5,000 to $7,000. well, they're really re

stephen: or gilbert and duran. >> the whistling brother. but they just didn't touch me the way this music touched me. when i was very, very young. it's music i've loved all my life. >> stephen: you have a new album called "didn't it rain"? you can see it's on the cover playing a very, very small piano. adorable. do you have to live the blues to play the blues? because i always heard you've got to live the blues. to play the blues. >> well, obviously i'm going to say no because that's the position i'm in. >> stephen: yeah. you're an international star who was until last year the highest paid man in a drama. that's not exactly sharecropping. >> no. you're absolutely right. i was handsomely compensated. >> stephen: and a handsome man as well. >> thank you for that. stephen: you're welcome. [ cheers and applause ] >> but here's what i would say. my point is that to me this music, i would hate for this music to be just put in a box of sort of a sociological category of american folk music that is only... it omahas meaning because of the experien

gilbert is still shaken up to plug it back in.s. it's a little embarrassing, to say the least. >> reporter: for "good morning america," aditi roy, abc news, new york. >> advice for people who use wireless baby monitors, it's important to use a strong wi-fi password that has a capital letter, a number and punctuation mark. honestly, that's happened to me with my neighbor singing lullabies through my -- >> no. >> yes, absolutely terrifying. she sang better than i did. >> i didn't know they were so fancy that you needed a wi-fi password for a baby monitor. mine is just -- it was simple. it was like a walkie-talkie. >> times they are a-changing. >> yes. >>> next up, john travolta, kirstie alley, reunited yet again. so popular on screen in the "look who's talking" comedies. they're back together again for her new sitcom. and abc's bianna golodryga has it all. >> taxi? >> reporter: from the moment she first got into his cab. >> st. jerome's hospital. >> reporter: they became the couple we loved to watch fall in love. and raise a family

pete gilbert joins us with more. >> they welcomed fans for the second public practice during the training camp. among them --e 25,000 fans, act if, active and retired military personnel. 3500 service members they were given preferred seating for practice. baugh addressed bo them before the ceremony. >> it is a great opportunity. we have been thanked by hundreds of people for our service. is fantastic. >> it is a great experience. we served our country. >> we are very proud to be here today. we are very proud we are united states army veterans, and the ravens are going to go again this year. >> they just might. the newest member to the field but did not practice. it turns out he will not hold the title of the newest raven for long. >> next, the state kicks off it's tax-free event. back to schoolg shoppers and why they will not be anytime soon. >> we are in the sweet spot. it was was pretty good today. what will it elect tomorrow, tuesday, wednesday? right now clear skies. temperature is 74 degrees. >> gas prices have to climb for a second week in a row. the average price nationwide has fal

kicks off tomorrow...but if you can't wait...there's a way you can join in the fun tonight jennifer gilbert is live at the timonium fair grounds where its dollar night. you can see what's new at the 132nd state fair. our "fun at the fair" special will air on the c-w baltimore on friday. it starts at seven p-m. and get all the information on this year's fair on our website. you can see stories we've done... and get links to the fair... concerts... and the schedule for all 11-days by going to foxbaltimore dot com. click on "fun at the fair" under hot topics. how are the roads looking tonight? brandi proctor has our traffic edge report. map greenspring batl natl pike shawan 395 maps for... many college students... it's... the first time... they're managing money... on their own..../ coming up... in... take action thursday.../ how to help them prepare. taking issue with the donut man... why a couple walked into a dunkin donuts and started swinging at the person behind the counter. --adblib weather tz-- could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well

good so michael what the heck is going on in gilbert. tom it's such a crazy story this this is a wild wild west situation in one sense but it's not in another it's actually part of a national movement. movement that's actually trying to overturn the constitution of the united states in the constitution of the commonwealth of pennsylvania despite the fact that these people call themselves patriots and call themselves constitutional protection forces as a matter of fact in the video that you just showed i wasn't offended by the swearing i work with cops all the time i know cops where and this isn't really a second amendment issue either that they're trying to make it into but if you look at the chief's shirt on the front not the back where the offensive language was but i was more offended by what was on the front of the search shirt and that was a confederate flag people aren't talking about that but this is actually part of a national insurrectionist movement insurrectionist as in a new civil war as separate the south or some other part

joining us, the owner of the cleveland cavaliers, dan gilbert.infrastructure. and perfect to have along with dan, joining us here at the table at the ford plant in flat rock, founder and chairman of detroit blight authority, bill pulte. the nonprofit organization is working with the city to clear out vacant buildings, including mass demolitions of detroit's most troubled neighborhoods. the way he does it makes a lot of sense. >> dan, let's start with you. you have made a big investment in downtown detroit. is it going to pay off for you? >> well, we believe it's going to pay off for everybody. the community, the business community, our team members and ourselves, we're here from beautiful downtown detroit in the city at campus marches park. it's hustle and bustle here. they're getting ready for the international jazz festival that opens in a day or two. it doesn't look quite like bankruptcy down here. there's a lot of action. a lot of activity. a lot of technology jobs and companies being created down here. we're excited to be here. >> steve ratt

. >> this is gilbert, the black and white one, and when he was a baby he broke both of his leggings. and he lives in the house on the farm for about six weeks so he is a very very close pet of the family. >> he is one that is really tight with the family. >> yes. >> so do they ever just do that fainting or what supposedly is a faint, even though i know it is a defense mechanism, and they don't actually faint, do they ever do that around the fair? do people see them lock up and tip over. >> we will find out. they are new here this year, so we will find out if anyone scares them enough, that they do faint. >> why are you scared of me, come on, gilbert, there we go. thank you. now what am i stepping in, that's the other question. so weather wise, it feels good. typical fair weather, you can feel the humidity, but typical august weather. two fair starts tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. children 11 and under are free, we will see more of the fair coming up. as for today, expect a few more thunder showers. but more widespread in the warm to the upper 80's. flirtatious sunshine. eew! back to you guys.

the gilberts believe their device was hacked. >> it felt like somebody broke into their house. >> someone kind of did. as home automation becomes popular. there are more ways to hack your house and devices are vulnerable. >> i can tell the device to please unlock the door. >> that's a hacker telling it to unlock your door. it enables you to control it from your smart phone. >> i can run code, set up a back door, or control any device hooked up to it. >> in a world hooked up to these devices that let you flush your toilet to turn on your lights, a hacker could make your house feel haunted. >> i could open up any of these rooms i wanted to. >> sound like something casper would do? the security researchers found an issue with this hub that enabled them to take control of the guys. >> a similar you'll have fer ability was found in a children's toy. it synched to a smart phone. >> i pulled from it a urd which was the direct video feed. >> as long as it was still valid and hadn't been expired yet, i could watch that video feed. >> they have fixed the issues by these. verali requires a hacker re

starting at 7:00, watch our pregame show with voice of the ravens gerry sandusky and pete gilbert in tampa. that brings us to the text question of the day. text yes or no to 88509. standard text messaging rates apply. we will show you the results tonight on 11 news. alert," if you are sending your kid to college for the first time, you might be figuring out how expensive it can be. what not to buy is just as important. this college planner says it might be exciting to buy supplies, but it is better to wait for the big ticket items until your child has settled in and is exactly what they need. he says to resist the temptation to decorate and think twice about a top-tier meal plan. >> start with one of the lowest, because the average college student is not going to be eating three meals a day in a cafeteria. air just not. -- they are just not. ways, skipped out on the car, and double-click college fees, which might not actually need, like health insurance if your son or daughter is already covered under your family plan. when it comes to borrowing, the federal reserve says it is up amo

start with gilbert in new york. gilbert. >> caller: hey gym. >> jo. >> caller: what's going on?ould like to know about activision. >> it's actually finally woken from its slumber. we have a lot of fourth quarter introductions of hardware so i'm going to say rather than sell, don't buy. let's go to lorraine in minnesota. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, mr. cramer. >> you're welcome. >> caller: i listen to and watch you all the time. i have had a an ax and sold a profit for it and now i'm wondering if i should buy some more. >> i don't want to be in latin america right now because it is emerging markets and they're being hit in this will get hit with them. dean in washington. dean. >> caller: this is been. >> you're up. >> caller: okay. hey gym. i taught my son to invest about 40 years ago. now he's buying investment guru. intel, five *and microsoft, three times. what is your opinion? >> these are no growth. intel is being buoyed by the dividend. that's terrific. microsoft had maybe a new ceo. these are not stocks i can get behind because they don't have the growth. let's

with us, mary ross gilbert, managing director, not in love with the stock.ht and under perform, mary. dare call it "earnings," reporting a loss, are they not? >> that's correct. actually, we're expecting them to report a loss of a negative 175 million. we're not focused on the earnings per share here because it's the more important met trick, and so like i said, that loss is 17 # 5, but as we know, they did burn 1.1 billion of cash in the quarter so the rest of that came from a working capital increase and capital expenditures. liz: well, they got the loan, and then, you know, infusion money, supposedly from george soros, but this company is burning cash to the point where there was apparently, untrue, but the rumor that cit, and it was in published reports, cit, the commercial lender, was halting lending for some of the shipments to jcpenney, frightening the market terribly on the day a couple weeks ago on the day it came out; right? >> yes, it did, and i think part of it had to do with letters of credit that was actually posted with -- according to news re

pete gilbert and i will bring you the upcoming season into focus and we get started tomorrow night 7:30 here on tv 11. orioles return home tonight to start a nine-game home stand. jim johnson has caught more criticism of late, and now pitching coach adare has taken a leave of absence much pete, this puts the pushing situation on a border line critical situation, almost a crisis. >> i wouldn't say a crisis as far as the coaching staff is concerned. bill castro takes over and they talk about it being a seamless transition for him. rick adare leaving for personal reasons, but when it comes to the closer position it is a struggle. jim johnson nine blown saves thus far this season, he had eight combined the last two years. he says everything is fine. his teammates say everything is fine. but is he? in the clubhouse today they are feeling good. we'll talk about buck in a moment. >> of course i do, that's not even a question. i need to hear that with the foo fighters, if i don't hear that when that third out is made, something's wrong. >> what else is there to say, i've talked about this for

sara gilbert is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> that's a fun clip to see isn't it?i'm old now. >> what else was great about it was seeing john goodman in the background there. >> you guys have a picture of him on the wall out there. >> yeah he was here recently. >> but you are one of the childhood stars that continues to have had success. >> oh, thank you. i'm so forted in. i obviously had a great mom, great team of people around me and good support system and i think that helps. >> you are the co-host and creator of "the talk." it's been how many years now? >> we're about to go into our fourth season which i can't believe because you have an idea and you think, this is never going to happen. you know people have dreams every day and ideas every day in hollywood and a lot of them are good and it just like luck of the draw that all the stars align. so i feel really fortunate and i feel like the show is so fun to do and growing and we're really excited. >> so talk about the book this perfect environmental. how do you detox your body? >> why are you interested this tha

i'm pete gilbert. thanks so much for being us with here tonight. gerry sandusky alluded to it just a moment ago they have struggled a bit. certainly the first team offense. and ed dickson we're not sure if he will play, the ravens tight end. with the injury to dennis pitta. and it's been a struggle. and ready for the season opener. ed one of guys that will be pushed by dallas clark and visanthe shiancoe. dickson has been out with a tweaked hamstring and probably not going to play tonight against the panthers. with dennis pitta's season training camp, enough for some. and brandon stokley, they can se the extra reps. >> you can see them starting to blend and jell those last two periods we had today. were pretty sharp with a number of different young guys that were taking part within the practice scheme also. but it just takes work. i think you see them out there throwing early to dallas. working with him on some different routes and things of that nature. he does the same thing with stokley and every tim

the fi my name is elena gilbert. i'm a new vampire and there have been complications... i know that i'm sired to you, damon. you know what would make me happy? that what you actually felt for me was real. elena: but there's hope now. there's a cure. jeremy, voice-over: and we're as close to finding it as we've ever been. here we go. rebekah: we've traveled far from home, where the cure is buried with an ancient evil. what do you know about silas? he's the world's first immortal being, and i want to free him. if silas rises, he'll unleash hell on earth. rebekah: the search has been dangerous. loyalties have been tested. i don't care about some lame-ass cure for vampires. how can you say that right now? because i don't want you to be cured. i can keep expression from consuming you. downside is, you turned her into a bomb that only you can dismantle. now bonnie has to keep me alive. what the hell's going on? shane: the gang's all here. silas awaits. damon, voice-over: the cure is within our reach, but we're not the only ones looking for it. you're one of the 5. aah! [crack]

thk you, johy gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone.s the middle of the week, but it's also the first of our three semifinal g game. these are sudden-victory games. only the winner gets to come back to play on monday and tuesday of next week for $100,0,000. so, michael, whitney, and john, i hope you're up to the task. good luc here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here, we reveal the categories, starting off with... followed by... different spellings for gray, obviously.

i am pete gilbert, once again we are getting ready for ravens football. what an unbelievable amount of change we have seen since that super bowl championship six months ago. here is the head coach, john harbaugh. how are you doing? >> good, pete. how are you? >> great. so much change. how has the simulation with all the new players? >> it has gone well. we are pleased. >> far as the new guys, are there any challenges? it seems like the guys you brought in are ravens kind of guys. >> there are always challenges. you put hard work to it, go forward and do the best you can and see what comes out. i am excited about where we are and where we are going. >> what do you want to see from your guys tonight? >> i want them to say play like ravens, play our personality. we talked about it in the locker room. what you are is what you do. what we put on that field is who we are as a football team. what is this team going to be known as? hopefully that starts tonight. >> so far joe flacco has been vocal and funny during practice, more outgoing than maybe we had seen. i

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. >> gilbert's daughter was born deaf and didn't hear the voice. he unplugged the camera and did take the basic security precautions including pass words for his router and the camera and having a fire wall enabled. but somehow the hackers got celebrity moms are demanding that california lawmakers do something to protect their children from aggressive paparazzi. hall halle barry and jennifer garner want more restrictions on paparazzi. it would change the definition of harassment to include taking a child's permission without the permission of a legal guardian. >> i i don't want the shouting, law breaking photographers who camp out where we are all day, every day to continue to traumatize my kids. >> what this bill would do is give us our rights back so we can protect our children. >> the bill moved forward to the senate approprations committee. opponents say the measure is too vague and could apply to legitimate news gatherings and even private citizens. >>> the sorted conduct of san diego mayor bob filner has him banned from one of the city's rest

. >> gilbert's daughter was born deaf and didn't hear the voice. he unplugged the camera and did take the basic security precautions including pass words for his router and the camera and having a fire wall enabled. but somehow the hackers got through. celebrity moms are demanding that california lawmakers do something to protect their children from aggressive paparazzi. hall halle barry and jennifer garner want more restrictions on paparazzi. it would change the definition of harassment to include taking a child's permission without the permission of a legal guardian. >> i i don't want the shouting, law breaking photographers who camp out where we are all day, every day to continue to traumatize my kids. >> what this bill would do is give us our rights back so we can protect our children. >> the bill moved forward to the senate approprations committee. opponents say the measure is too vague and could apply to legitimate news gatherings and even private citizens. >>> the sorted conduct of san diego mayor bob filner has him banned from one of the ci

. >> fortunately gilbert's daughter never heard what the voice was saying she is deaf and recently hadcoke clear implants -- cochlear implants and they were turned off for the night. >>> enormous cleanup process is beginning after a sink hole walloed a village. we told you bush -- swallowed a village we told you about this yesterday. fortunately everyone made it out safely and the villa is said to be a total loss. >>> flash flooding triggering mud slides a car completely rushed away from the waters. and all the mud. one person was killed and dozenings of homes have been damaged or destrode. governor signed a disaster declaration for manitou pricksproviding half a million dollars in cleanup and it will allow the colorado national guard to help in future flooding searches and in the rescues. >>> let's talk about what's going on right now because we have the potential for some flash flooding for today. we have a flash flood watch in effect until 3 this afternoon. satellite and radar are picking up on rain pushing in and it's heavy in some spots. northern baltimore county this is pushing o

mark gilbert believes someone hacked the router and his camera.says he first heard someone's voice and he went into his daughter's room and the camera moved onto him and he realized where the noise was coming from. what's worst is what the hacker was calling his young girl. >> he said wake you will allison. [ beep. [ brag and -- beep ] and as a father i am supposed to protect her but it's a little embarrassing but it won't happen again. >> he says the hack core see the daughter name on the wall which is how he knew what to call her and the only saving grace was that his daughter allison was born deaf and didn't hear a thing. good morning maryland at 5 begins right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you now good morning maryland. >> new this morning tragedy at a ball park in atlanta. a fan falls to his death find out what police say happened and what they are investigating today. a live picture as we start this tuesday morning our area under a flash flood watch. what you need to know before heading out the door on this tuesday augus

. >> gilbert's daughter was born deaf and didn't hear the voice.e unplugged the camera and did take the basic security precautions including pass words for his router and the camera and having a fire wall enabled. but somehow the hackers got through. celebrity moms are demanding that california lawmakers do something to protect their children from aggressive paparazzi. hall halle barry and jennifer garner want more restrictions on paparazzi. it would change the definition of harassment to include taking a child's permission without the permission of a legal guardian. >> i i don't want the shouting, law breaking photographers who camp out where we are all day, every day to continue to traumatize my kids. >> what this bill would do is give us our rights back so we can protect our children. >> the bill moved forward to the senate approprations committee. opponents say the measure is too vague and could apply to legitimate news gatherings and even private citizens. >>> the sorted conduct of san diego mayor bob filner has him banned from one of the city

. >> the gilberts believed their house was hacked. and somebody kind of did. and there are more and more ways to hack your house, and many devices that are vulnerable. >> i can tell the light to please unlock the door. >> that's a hacker, literally unlocking your door. the smart lock is connected to a device that enables you to control your appliances from your home, and a researchers found a flaw in that device. >> i ran code on the light and compromised it, just setting up a backdoor, or i can control any device hooked up to it. >> in a world full of these devices that let you do anything from flush your toilet to turn on your lights through a smart phone, a hacker can make your house feel haunted. >> basically, i can open up these rooms associated with the device, and control them, either turning them on or turning them off. >> sound like something casper would do? these security researchers found an issue with this hub that enabled somebody to take control of the devices took to it, and this toy rabbit has a camera designed for keeping an eye on your kids,

. >>> and the co-host of "the talk" sara gilbert is in the studio, studio 57.ut a new book. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, august 14. good to have you on board. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 4:29. let's get a check on the weather with brian. lawrence isn't feeling well today. >> they had to get somebody to do the weather because lawrence is under the weather. look who they came up with? boy, it got hot yesterday. warm in santa rosa practically as concord, now something has changed. this morning we are starting out with readings from near 60 and will skyrocket to 90s. >> we are going to talk about the bay bridge commute all fantastic at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have toll lane number 11 shut down for the same roadwork but everything is fine with no accidents out there so that's good news. more traffic coming up. >>> 4:30 now. f

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'm still recovering from yesterday's exciting game in which 12-year-old skyler hornback from kentucky set a new record for "kids week" shows, winning $66,600 -- almost brokell-time record for a one-day win. now, he's got a four-year scholarship offer to him already from western kentucky university. now, that total of $66,6 the , josiah, blythe, or clement, you could do it today. 00, good luck. here we go. categories -- let's take a look at them. alex: and, clement, you go. i'll take at the toy store for $200. josiah. what is a furby? yes. i'll take celebrities for $400.

pete gilbert and gerry sandusky with the pregame.brown is the ravens' second-round pick from kansas state. looking forward to his first professional game. >> is a business trip. their and we are here to deal with business. we are looking forward to being out there with the team. we have been working hard through training camp. we have to put all of our work on display. >> number 59 has been impressive. expect joe flacco and the starters to play a quarter. we'll see a lot of young guys. >> it will be nice to get to know some of the new players. which is still work? -- would you still work? >> she knows exactly what she wants. whether any big winners in the powerball prize? >> business owners and residents are fed up by the large crowds caused by a local skate rink. >> the president reacts to the ongoing terror threat. what we are learning about the investigation. >> do not put the umbrella way just yet. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're

thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone. the middle of the week, but it's also the first of our three semifinal games. these are sudden-victory games. only the winner gets to come back to play on monday and tuesday of next week for $100,000. so, michael, whitney, and john, i hope you're up to the task. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here, we reveal the categories, starting off with... followed by... different spellings for gray, obviously. and... michael, start us. let's go to "tw" for $200, alex. john. what is tweak? "tweak" is the word. let's go with 5 shades of gr(e/a)y for $200. whitney. who is j. edgar hoover? right. gr(e/a)y for $400, please. michael. what are mars and venus? yes. let's go to "tw" for $400

huge companies that are taking their there is one quicken loans in particular which is run by dan gilbert just moved there into the city and he brought fifteen hundred employees with him and he's hiring two thousand more in the coming months so these people these are people that you know are coming into the city right now or were working in the city but just are seeing the difference in detroit and feel like now it's time that they can move there so they can work and live in the same place for one or hopefully we see that a lot. more gets clearer you recently interviewed a wayne county executive and we have a clip of yes the wayne county executive he oversees the city of detroit and here's what he had to say. you know if some of these financial institutions only get pennies on the dollar yeah it's a momentary hurt for them but they're going to go on they're not going to be bankrupt and they're going to move on. if you limit the pensions for these pension years they don't have the same resources as the financial institutions these just you know you're talking about sixty five seventy year

also making the trip, jerry sandusky and pete gilbert. everything you need to know during the pre-game show tomorrow starting at 7:00. kickoff at 7:30. if you have to night's winning power baltic it, you are in for a huge payout. details on the mass of jackpot coming up. >> this river boat goes a river boat? rob robinson explains. >> if you ever wanted to own a river boat, this may be year forced and only chance to buy one. >> the liberty bell has been here for two years and now they want to sell. the 400 plus passenger high-end diner in cruise ship for you'll still out of philadelphia. and in a few weeks will be sold at a public option. >> the vessel was built in 1997 new, 16 years old. for many years it was used as a dinner cruise vessel. it is unique and someone will get a great deal. >> auctioneers will sell the ship. you do not get the chance to sell a river boat very often. >> totally unique. >> everyone has a different idea of what they want to do with it. there is not just one use. to go the 140 ft. long vessel features a number o

thank you, johnny gilbert.es and gentlemen, as you all know, this tournament final is a two-day total-point affair. the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants right now will be added to whatever they earn today to determine our $100,000 winner. let's get rid of those dollar signs now. and we'll go to work in the jeopardy! round. and we'll go to work with these categories. we start off with... good place. each correct response will require two words, and those words will be exactly the same, except for one letter. alex: and, kate, you get to go first again. i'd like differs by a letter for $200, please. michael. what is slalom and shalom? that's it. differs by a letter -- $400.

thank you, johnny gilbert. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone.an't think of a better way to start the week than with a two-game finals match in one of our signature tournaments, in which one of these three players gets to go home with $100,000 at the end of tomorrow's program. michael, colby, and kate have been very impressive in their previous two appearances. let's see if they can keep it going today. good luck. here comes the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories. we start off with a math situation. sounds like you're back in school. alex: kate, you get to go first. i'd like which part of speech? for $200, please. michael. what is a noun? that's it. let's do witty lines for $200. colby. who is zsa zsa gabor? right. part of speech?, $400. kate. what is an adjective? right.