gilbert go home. but the landlord is appealing, and since the sheriff had already enforced the eviction, they argued to the judge he no longer had authority to give the apartment back. the judge agreed. gilbert's belongings are still in his apartment. last week they let him and guerra inside, but only so they could pick up a few essentials. guerra is now asking the judge to reconsider and force the oakland station to let gilbert back into his apartment and give him a key. the judge is expected to make a decision at a hearing scheduled for monday. we reached out to the oakland station to get their perspective on the eviction, but they declined to comment. yeah, this is especially egregious because the purpose of this developer is to develop a livable housing for seniors. so they're completely not doing their job. for now, guerra says, adult protective services is paying for gilbert's motel room, but those funds will soon run out. if i'm out on the street, i'm not going to survive. so i don't, you know,

gilbert go home. but the landlord is appealing, and since the sheriff had already enforced the position, they argueto the judge he no longer had authority to give the apartment back. the judge agreed. gilbert's belongings are still in his apartment. last week they let him and guerra inside, but only so they could pick up a few essentials. guerra is now asking the judge to reconsider and force the oaknd station to let gilbert back into his apartment and give him a key. the judge is expected to make a decision at a hearing scheduled for monday. we reached out to the oakland station to get their perspective on the eviction, but they declined to comment. yeah, this is especially egregious because the purpose of this developer is to develop affordable housing for seniors. so they're completely not doing their job. for now, guerra says, adult protective services is paying for gilbert's motel room, but those funds will soon run out. if i'm out on the street, i'm not going to survive. so i don't, you know, i'

i gilbert, what's the point? is there any upside here? is it like, let's be honest, let's just speak bluntly. what is the administration doing? there has to be a strategy. what do you see it as? >> well, first of all, i think the let's speaking bluntly, they're really wrecking the economy because at the end of the day, all this noise is just frightening people. traders are exhausted. you know, it's every day now what are they going to say? and i believe that ultimately the fed has it wrong. they're reacting. i think the dot plots were something that were invented. they were a great for transparency, but they were also the worst thing because we're all fixated on that. and they're looking in the rearview mirror. and i think the market's getting it right. they're starting to realize that terrorists are not inflationary, that they're deflationary. i think they're starting to realize that potential budget deficit increases are not correlated with higher rates. i think they're getting it right that the government now is going to be in contract

northeast, an approximate 50 miles an hour in the newsroom at station, ohio, weatherman weatherman gilbert is watching his radar this way. i think some of something him cameras of studio cameras to the studio prepare for weather said weather. here's a weather bulletin from instant weather radar station is the weather radar now shows a developing in northeastern warren county and 50 miles the tornado was indicated by that strong echo to the southeast corner of the center of the screen. that familiar six hook now developing off the bottom of that tornado. and that thunderstorm, rather, the tracked apparently is taking it from northeastern county in a southeastern montgomery county in the central green curry at miami valley, disastrous services in dayton. the director, --, picks up the message and a police department misses link. this is burroughs. do you have a funnel sighted with our window is touching the ground not touchdown now all i i just you our window and god yes the storm is severe a massive storm we are track indicated by the hook in our radar screen is now moving into the city of

so audrey taylor green, a big supporter at there's chelsea gilbert who is the director of national intelligence. i, i've been in kennedy law who's also been given an important position in the, the administration as well as i have to junior, who of course is the new health secretary. so they're all lined up. they're ready to hear what donald trump has got to see. and how he's going to point them in the direction that for the next 3 years. and how does this will be a speech about the renewal of the american dream follow, understand? they're also invited guest by both democrats and republicans, dozens of democrats. i've said that they've invited form a federal workers for the districts whose job is with terminated as part of a mass firings by my ego, most republican guess how they've been invited to emphasize the term some forestman. so tough immigration policies. that's right, that the republicans are moving in the direction of these are people who have been positively affected by what donald trump has done in the last 43 days. and of course they've had a lot about how the federal workers have be

i think i'll gladly was told the truth by to see gilbert lieutenant colonel, his new director of national intelligence. i mean, uh, do you think uh, do you think now your opinions understand that uh, the, the usa will leave nature are, i mean, not to say for, i don't know what they understand. i think they understand nothing. it's all most or they're kind of dodging for a war with russia. it's beyond the lead from religion besides a nuclear power on the same continent. it's just also really bizarre. i honestly, i've been witness them over the past 5 years. incorporating an integration european defense more and more as being synonymous with nasal, they're kind of broader, less now which one but the helm, they don't really know what to do. and you could almost see a situation where the us, china and russia are sort of getting along. ok, well maybe not joined on the us board. you know, you are being told to be excluded and rolling down the wrong mode, looking for a solution. and there are also a bang go bankrupt, and we saw that as, of course, you know, in, in other issues and garza and olde

thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome back to "jeopardy!"ling post-season that began with our second chance competition and then moved into champions wild card and the tournament of champions, and the "jeopardy!" invitational tournament, we are back today with regular season games, which means we're welcoming back our champ, laura faddah, after a lengthy absence to defend against omar and roger. good luck to the three of you. let's play some "jeopardy!" why don't we. here are your categories in the first round. first up, some... i get it. then...

thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome back to the finals of this "jeopardy!". in yesterday's game one, matt amodio racked up the second highest score we've seen all season to claim the first victory. one more check mark on his podium would make him our jit champion. but roger and juveria look poised today to try to push this thing to a game three. good luck to all three of you. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round, as alex used to say. your categories are, first... then we have... some... then... and i have to ask... matt, you're up first. speech, $1,000.

thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to the finals of the "jeopardy!" invitational tournament. field of 27 "jeopardy!" greats, and we are down to just three-- matt, roger and juveria. at stake for these three, a top prize of $150,000 and a spot in the next "jeopardy! masters." now, matt is no stranger to "masters," having competed in each of our first two seasons, but this is a new opportunity for roger and juveria. remember, the first player to notch two wins in these finals will be declared our winner. good luck. let's take a look at the categories in play in the first round of the first game, the jeopardy! round. first... then we have some... followed by... and...

gilbert, republican from texas: he's trying to keep his promises. to correct the destruction that has happened to our country and society over the last four years. you cannot turn all the years of damage in one or two or three or four months. it takes -- it's much easier to destroy things than build them. lisa: what about all those cuts, the cuts to federal funding and all the mass layoffs? we asked people about that as well. we saw a similar figure here. most people, 55%, said all of these cuts are doing more harm than good. now, this is the number trump really has to watch as far as the future goes and republicans. we spoke to an independent voter in michigan who said -- and he works in general contracting for the government, said what he's experienced in this first month, he's seen just chaos. j.k., independent from michigan: everything is going at breakneck speed to dismantle a system that's been standing tall and working for the american people for decades. they're performing surgery with a sword and a blindfold. and they're just moving at this

charles: in december 1993 there was a movie called eating gilbert grape. do you remember that?amentals. in fact, it might or can could be transitory, so let's bring in i-capital chief investment strategist, anastasia amorosa. you do point out you have three things that are certainly driving us down recently, three data points. consumer confidence, rising inflation expectations and slower service activity. you know, two of these are sort of opinions, right? and it feels like almost a self-fulfilling mechanism. the feelings get a little bit anxious and the headlines say, hey, people are nervous. people see the headlines, they become more nervous, and it becomes this -- >> i think that's right. it has a risk of occurring, and the soft soft data will cause the hard data to come down. on the surface i'm not really concerned about the economy because, you are right, these are opinions. for example, consumers don't feel great. well, guess what? they largely have not felt great since 2022, but the spending, nevertheless, continued. and you were talking about credit card data, yes, ther

gilbert in birmingham, alabama. >> caller: thank you, c-span.courage fellow americans to continue, we talk about going primary and everybody that didn't voted. when we think about this doge thing, government accountability everywhere. who's going to check out the doge. he's got no checks the balance. as long as we got these strong output of citizens. the changes are going to be made. thank you so much. >> host: in pennsylvania, line for democrats. hi, rita. >> caller: i think donald trump has not been doing anything but using the office of the president to go after his enemies and people that punished him for crimes that he actually committed. he's done nothing to deal with them and most people voted for him and that's inflation. he's disgusting to the ukrainian people. he's making it easier for putin to do whatever he wants to destroy these people. he said that putin wants to make peace. how can you say somebody wants to make peace when they are killing innocent children and everything. trump says that from now on, - the way he's acting towards

gilbert in birmingham, alabama. >> caller: thank you, c-span.courage fellow americans to continue, we talk about going primary and everybody that didn't voted. when we think about this doge thing, government accountability everywhere. who's going to check out the doge. he's got no checks the balance. as long as we got these strong output of citizens. the changes are going to be made. thank you so much. >> host: in pennsylvania, line for democrats. hi, rita. >> caller: i think donald trump has not been doing anything but using the office of the president to go after his enemies and people that punished him for crimes that he actually committed. he's done nothing to deal with them and most people voted for him and that's inflation. he's disgusting to the ukrainian people. he's making it easier for putin to do whatever he wants to destroy these people. he said that putin wants to make peace. how can you say somebody wants to make peace when they are killing innocent children and everything. trump says that from now on, - the way he's acting towards