. >> i was going to get that and dock it on sfpacs johnny gilbert and the spac.the things i live for. >> now you're talking! now you're talking. >> thank you. >> what i wanted to see. >> yeah! >> a little life from you. >> announcer: the host of "the faber report" david faber. >> made my day thank you, johnny gilbert. >> my colleague is -- if you didn't -- never gave matt the answers. i verified that. >> i didn't give anybody any answers. i don't even know if matt has gone on. >> matt disappeared. >> had five more shows mike richards did five shows i don't know we'll see. >> that happened never mind go to the next can we go on to the next thing. >> the next thing. talk spacs may be important last week i way away i don't know if you covereds they lawsuit that game against bill, spac, taunting holdings, remember ptf, and then led mr. ackman in a letter saying i may return the money, and then move on to this new creation i have in mind called the spark, which he has to get s.e.c. approval for i mentioned this lawsuit in the particular because it could have brought r

johnny gilbert, thank you very much.on to get ready to be the guest host this week, i read alex's book, "the answer is," and if you haven't, i highly recommend it to you. one of the many things he learned when he was standing on this side is that this side is for the host. these are the stars of "jeopardy!" and we have some star on display here, for the past two-plus weeks and two great challengers who are here to challenge this run, matt. and we are gonna start "jeopardy!" with these categories... and... matt, you're the returning champion yet again. - select. - islands, $1,000. [applause] right out of the gate. [applause] you got the daily double. you can wager up to $1,000. - $1,000, please. - $1,000 for matt.

faber. >> thank you, johnny gilbert all right, there you go. i'm back to you. i want to talk about spacs let me give you a quick rundown of where we're going to head first. the largest spac out there, one of the more favorable for investors in terms of at least an alignment with the actual spac holders we're going to talk about bill ackman's spac, the lawsuits, i reported on this yesterday i want to clarify some of those things i want to talk about minimum cash requirements in spacs this is coming up a lot lately given the very high level of shareholder redemptions. ackman put out another letter basically saying, listen, he's going to try to move to a spark, which is a new vehicle he's creating, that he wants to get the s.e.c. to sign off on. if it's approved by the s.e.c. and he getz the spark warts as well, he says then, you know what i'm going to do with psph if we haven't entered a merger transaction, i'm going to give you your money back and then you're going to get an opportunity to participate in the spark. they don't take your money it'

thank you, johnny gilbert.ned it earlier, of course, that move up in amd which continues to move up sharply, perhaps becoming at least partially a little bit a meme stock, but it has had the effect of widening the spread in that deal to acquire xilinx. that's kind of where we're going to focus on today's faber report if there is any trust risk that has risen for virtually every dial that is out there you can see what i'm talking about. look at themoves in the two stocks it is largely a stock deal one would anticipate we're at least a perceived risk to be the same, the spread would remain fairly constant. now, that don't want to take on additional down side risk because you just never know. you're waiting for china, you're w waiting for china and the u.s. i mean, they got challenged when they said forget it. we're done that concerned people. there's a report about a unh deal that they say at least the doj may, may oppose, and that is concerning people. it is the talk, certainly, not for the deal ss you'll contin

--joe buck. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everybody. to my left. with his 15 wins and more than $475,000 in winnings, our champion, matt amodio, continues to shatter "jeopardy!" records. he's now sixth all time for consecutive games won. he's the fourth-highest money winner in regular season play, and he holds a unique winner that i'm pretty confident will never be broken. he has played "jeopardy!" with four different guest hosts. so welcome to our challengers-- brianna, max. you're stuck with me 'cause i'm the last one. let's get to "jeopardy!" right now and start with these categories... and... all right, matt, who had a crew cut when your run started, you get to begin this game. coast, $1,000. the name of its capital translates to "freetown"

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to our show.t features three very bright people in competition. let's see what happens today for lateefah, richard, and kevin. i hope you like these categories in the jeopardy! round. remember, there's one daily double in this round of play, and here are those categories... hey, that's popular. we want you to name the show. we'll have a tribute to the united states air force, which is celebrating an important birthday. we'll deal with... we'll find out... and finally, we have some... now each correct response will be a word that indicates a noise made by an animal. for instance, if i said "the noise a cow makes," you'd say "what is 'moo'?" okay? here we go. what are you made of? for $200, please. answer... - richard. - what is marble? right. can i have & the emmy goes to... for $200? we're looking for the show. - richard. - what is "the sopranos"? - correct. - emmys for $400, please. - richard again. - what is "sex and the city"?

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert.onored to be here to guest host and pay tribute to the incomparable alex trebek, who i shared some incredible moments with right here on this stage. as a 2017 champion, i can tell you there is nothing like the intensity and competition of this tournament, the 15 top recent champions vying for a quarter of a million dollars. the winner of each game this week moves on to the semi-finals, and the four highest-scoring non-winners will earn wild card spots. so there's a lot at stake for our champions. welcome back jason, ryan, sarah. good luck. let's kick off our tournament with these categories. ♪ starting off with... and finally... jason, where you want to go? quotable films for $1,000, please. - ryan. - what is "sophie's choice"? - right. - films for $800. - ryan. - what is "scarface"?

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone.modio's total on yesterday's show, well, it kind of reminded me of my day job-- discussing the gyrations of the markets. it was a tough final jeopardy! but we are ready for a new game, and we welcome ashley and james. here are your categories. and we begin with... and... matt, we begin with you. world war ii, $1,000. - matt. - what's rommel? - yes. erwin rommel. - interior, $1,000. though her last name sounds like a european country, this interior secretary is the first native american to head a cabinet department. [ beep ] deb haaland. deb haaland. matt, go again. etymology, $1,000.

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everybody.nancial journalist, i live in a world of facts, and what i love is that that's what "jeopardy!" is all about. having also played as a contestant with alex, i understand just how important it was to him that the players were able to perform at their very best. and i hope and intend to honor that standard as a guest host this week. welcome to matt, kent, and anna, and let's play "jeopardy!" here are the categories... and... matt, you're our 8-day champion, and you will start us off. - senate, $1,000. matt. what's virginia? - yes. - science, $1,000. - kent. - what is cumulonimbus? that is correct. hill & mountain idioms for $1,000.

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, everybody, for being here.g the total winnings of the contestants and donating that amount to the robin hood foundation, whose mission is to elevate new yorkers out of poverty. as a native new yorker, i am so thankful for this opportunity to raise a lot of money for a great charity in my hometown. with his $52,000 win yesterday, well, our champion, matt, helped add to that total. and today, we welcome kevin and nicole to the game. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round... and in this, we're looking for the name of the maker of each car. and... matt, start us off. 16th century, $1,000. - matt. - what's suleiman? - yes. - talk to the hand, $1,000.

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everybody.att amodio, he became the eighth-highest money winner in "jeopardy!" history. yes, that's right, matt. [applause] that doesn't include tournaments. but it is quite an accomplishment. way to go. of course, i know our new players, christina and harry, are eager to start making their own mark on the game. good luck to you all. here are the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. ♪ we start off with... and finally... i'm cynthia erivo with clues about aretha franklin whose genius is captured in a new "national geographic" series. the full season of "national geographic's" "genius: aretha" series is available on hulu. matt, you know the drill. get us started. religion, $1,000. matt. - what's amish? - yes.

thank you, johnny gilbert. wow. i am absolutely thrilled to be here hosting "jeopardy!"to be on this iconic stage, the same stage that alex trebek stood on for 37 years. i mean, that is humbling, to say the least. so i also get to share it with this man right here, matt amodio. 13 straight "jeopardy!" champion days for you and over $400,000 in the bank. that's phenomenal. kristen, brian, good luck to you. let's start with "jeopardy!" and begin with these categories... and... matt, you're the star. pick away. literature, $1,000. - matt. - what's "wolf hall"? - correct. - buckingham, $1,000.

it's not like they're hard to find in this fabulous market thank you, johnny gilbert. i don't think i can do it because i'm not favored. is it the hair what is it manny in florida, manny. >> jim, booyah booyah. >> i'll see you two booyah and raise you a booyah. >> thanks for helping us all make some money, and you're very entertaining doing it, i mean, what a show. >> thank you >> so starbucks, the feel good morning drug, the coe in this business, margins are great, they continue to beat earnings as a brick and mortar, did outstanding right through covid. it's come down in the past month but something you said brilliant last week in one of your segments buy into companies that go through price increases, and it wouldn't matter starbucks can raise their prices tomorrow by 10%, who would blink, it's coffee. >> nobody would. the cappuccino, $6.22, you're right. starbucks at 1.15 is a buy right here, right now. manny in florida, got horse sense. if you want to run with the bulls, you need to keep track of two things picking stocks right now, the sector and the individual c

[applause] johnny gilbert, thank you very much.ble show. and like i said at the beginning of the week, it has been a total honor to stand on this stage. i cannot tell you how much help the people around here have given me, and i'm certain all the other 14 guest hosts that have been on this stage, from mike richards on down-- i would say more, but they would edit it out. [laughter] so i will just stop by saying we've got a star in our midst and his name is matt amodio, who's on this incredible 17-day run. you have two great challengers. let's get to work in "jeopardy!" and start with these categories... and... - matt. - 1850s, $1,000. - nicolle. - what is napoleon?

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone. what a great week.he staff and crew here of "jeopardy!" they've been so helpful and supportive, and believe me, i've needed it. i've had so much fun. and how lucky am i to have been a part of matt's incredible run. we're gonna see if that can continue today. welcome to our challengers, patrick and madeline. let's play "jeopardy!" with these categories. we'll start off with... and in this, we want you to name the show... ...is our final category. matt, as you have been, lead us off. novels, $1,000. matt. what's "all quiet on the western front"? - that is correct. - oceanographic, $1,000. and you hit a daily double. [ applause ]

. >> johnny gilbert every night. >> of course, of course. >> you were most gracious to everybody, and the questions are a little silly. >> they're all fun keep watching. joe buck is up this week. >> joe would be good. >> and maddy is still strong >> he's a ph.d. candidate. >> in new haven, connecticut, a little school there. >> youtube, you can see it every single night david has a three-minute version of the impact on his life. i think everyone should watch it just put in "faber jeopardy. >> i'm going to take him everywhere i go. >>> open bell in five minutes. >>> remember, by the way, you can catch us anytime anywhere. you can follow the "squawk on the street" opening bell podcast. we're back in a second i think you're going to like it here. umm, why is everyone... throwing things at me? look, as cfo it's my job to be ready for whatever's next. that's why i have my finance team, randomly hurl things at me. it's also why we use workday. it gives us insights, so we quickly pivot our strategy, people, planning, you name it. sorry, sir. i will aim straight at your next step. see that yo

. >>> fresh off a settlement, one lace hopes to rebrand itself >>> thank you, johnny gilbert, everyonethe up and downs on yesterday's show, it reminded me of the day job discussing the gyration of the markets. it was a tough final "jeopardy" but we're ready for a new game and we welcome ashley and james. here are your cat goirs. competition beat us again. how? they have a better finance system than we do. i feel like they might have a better finance system than we do. workday. how do they make better decisions faster? workday. it's got to be something workday. i think i got something. work... hey, rob, you're on mute. hello! hey, rob, there he is. workday. the finance, hr and planning system for a changing world. workday. this is franc lefranco, theg owner of lefranco construction. specializing in projects like this. and this and this. everything was business as usual, until... urgent. need new contractor for town arts center development project asap. is lefranco construction in? if he was gonna pull this off, he needed to rent another crane. like, yesterday. so he turned to his americ

. >> the great johnny gilbert, thank you, sir, and welcome to "jeopardy." >> this week sony picturesive producer, mike richards, will host the nightly program and actress and science ph.d. holder mayim bialik will host specials and tournament events. >> it's a brand new car! >> game shows like "the price is right" on cbs have been a programming mainstay since the birth of television. the very first, "truth or consequences" premiered on radio in 1940, moving to prime time tv ten years later. >> you'll bet your life. mr. hall, where are you from? >> originally from kansas. born in kansas. >> you don't have to get angry about it. >> later in the 1950s, quiz shows dominated. "you bet your life," "21" and "the $64,000 question" became pop sensations. >> so you're going to go ahead for $16,000. >> right. >> all right. >> syracuse university professor robert thompson is a television historian. why do you think the genre has endured for so long? >> the game show is one of those things, it doesn't have to evolve, it doesn't have to change. the game shows we're playing today are pretty much th

. >> that was actually johnny gilbert. you like that?> now i'm scared. >> you should be you've got to make some decisions here let's go to the board. let's go to the board. we've got faang, our categories, work from home, reopening, crypto, and cramer's choice. jim, you're in control >> krcramer's choice for 400. >> the clue is, this underperforming apparel company which reports this week was named a fresh pick today >> what is under armour. >> correct, well done. okay, cramer's choice. no, we can't do it, we're not ready. david, this is a very interesting call this is a sftock that has underperformed nike by 40% baird's making a point this is a great trading call, which is why i like it we'll find out quickly like you in "jeopardy!" we will know whether this one's the right one or not i like it because i think people have forgotten under armour. they just kind of said it's never going to catch up again. i think it's wrong, baltimore based coming back. >> it's not a very good year. >> looking for $30 rather quickly. i'll take that i mean

gilbert who helped develop the astrazeneca vaccine. >> well, you've heard about caps and maybe dogs getting the zoomies and running around. but this is a baby rhino named a johnnyinnati zoo having really happy day excited running around. have fun a good time. just glad to be alive. i guess in the post a video, they say you can hear him making little noises including squeaks zoo keepers say rhinos make all kinds of sounds in order to communicate, including squeaks, moos and trumpets. sounds friday. so yeah. what i want to hear a baby rhino squeak. haha, go back later and try to listen to that. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at night. but our primetime news coverage continues at the top of the hour. our ken wayne is here to tell us what's coming up at 10:00am catherine, thank you very much. years were workinr on continuing our wildfire coverage tonight. >> as the dixie fire continues to cause major problems across northern california. we've learned firefighters have lost ground in the battle to try to slow down those flames. plus, a defiant statement from the san francisco sheriff's deputies association. why they say the city's vaccine mandate could lead