but matt jackson, $41,200. quite a game. did matt know the rosetta stone? he did.g us today. we'll be right back here on the alex trebek stage on monday for show 9,001. we'll see you then. [applause] we shot our 9,000th episode of "jeopardy!" but there's only one person who's been a part of all 9,000. please, welcome to the stage, johnny gilbert. [cheers and applause] oh, look at this. - that's the cake? - yes! you're kidding! how do you like "jeopardy!" after 40 years? is it a good show? what do you think? alex and i started the show when merv griffin created it, put it into syndication. and it was bought for 13 weeks. and if it didn't do well in 13 weeks, that was the end of the show. obviously, it's done very well. so, for what it's worth, thank you very much from a very humble guy on "jeopardy!" audience: this is "jeopardy!" yes! [applause] captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. it's. it's the honor of my life to accept your nomination for vice president of the united states. >> those words, the biggest moments of today's democratic nation

in friday's game, it was matt jackson with the impressive dominant runaway win, a real statement win. today, we welcome to the alex trebek stage two tournament of champions winners and a bartender. celeste, austin, and amy are back with us. good luck to all three of you. let's get into the jeopardy! round, where the categories will be these. first up, i'm... then, we have... hey, let's get a drink! followed by... a little game of... and finally... celeste, start the game for us. how 'bout so nice, we need the answer twice for $600? - austin. - what is the can-can? - that's correct. - name that toon, $800. - amy. - what is po? from "kung fu panda," right. so nice, we need the answer twice, $800. - amy. - what is walla walla? - right again. - answer twice, $1,000. - amy. - what is dada? good for $1,000. let's do the theater, $400. - celeste. - what is "a chorus line"? sorry, no. austin or amy? - [beep] - "the winner takes it all" by abba, this is "mamma mia!" - back to you, amy. - theater, $600. barbara loden, seen here, played a character based on marilyn monroe when this playwright's

matt maley on earlier today. this is a chart, tech and equal weight since friday. of course, jackson hole. the s&p equal weight up one and a third percent to be fair. tech down almost 1%. this thesis, tech declines, continues to decline, stop the rotation because he thinks general indices would decline as well. do you agree? depends on tech to hold up at least to some degree? >> funny you say that. something we talk about actually earlier in the year as well. simply under the tag line how the meat is made. it's really about the mass of the market. the problem, when the mat of the market is six or seven names, frank, it's not rocket science in the sense that the s&p's going to trade down. nasdaq will trade down, if you're heavy hitters trade down. i think what you need to have happen is the a.i. story has to be intact. can't sufferer a serious drawdown and the overall market up. stays the same for the rotation. yet, rotation can hatch. brater breadth, equal weights do well but can't have the mega cap go down. >> always a pleasure. have a great weekend. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>>

pick up his first emmy award for his role as jackson lamb in slow horses which starts on wednesday on apple tv+. now it's time for a look at the weather with mattconcerned, barely a fifth of the normal amount. in cumbria, 100 in cumbria,100 miles away, well over double. western areas have seen lots of cloud, notjust through august, the entirety of summer. stornoway, western isles, one of the dullest spots, barely half the normal sunshine. next couple of days probably comes as welcome news for many in the north and west, a lot more dry weather and sunshine, especially as high pressure builds from the south from the south and the west. the winds will be light, especially in england and wales, strong sunshine, feeling very pleasant. fair weather cloud. more sunshine in scotland and northern ireland with the morning showers fading away and temperatures still in the mid to high teens here, bit of a breeze coming in from the west, but lighter winds further south. losing the sun this evening, temperatures plummeting, fresh night like last night. mist and fog patches. with winds lightest to the north, coolest conditions. 16 in the channel islands. that

jackson. >> the dogs again this week. >> reporter: he is quite behind one of the sweetest sites on social media. >> we have beacon, one of usa gymnastics busiest volunteers. >> reporter: matt pups we love. >> when a fire started in the basement her house she beat the smoke detectors in alerting her family. >> reporter: since then the number of his followers have skyrocketed to 22 million. >> did you ever think it would get this huge. >> never. >> reporter: that success sparking a big idea. >> we'd like to give these dogs a chance. >> reporter: putting matt on a mission. he start add nonprofit called 15 out of 10, raising money to help dogs with special needs get adopted into loving homes. >> what's so cool about this is the way that you took your social media following and you turned it into a force for good. >> our mission is to sponsor shelter dogs with medical conditions with the hopes of making them more adoptable. it was very satisfying to be able to measure success no longer as much on posts but how many we believe able to save. >> so far they have raised more than $3 million, helpingcover medical costs for nearly 600 dogs like orca. >> we were able to sponsor the me

matt miller. sonali: i'm sonali basak. katie: i am katie greifeld. bloomberg: open interest starts right now. ♪ sonali: we are in waiting mode. investors looking ahead to jacksonr clues on the policy path ahead. matt: a record offer for the owner of 7-eleven and what

jackson. >> reporter: he's the guy behind one of the sweetest sites on social media. >> we have beacon, 4-year-old service dog. >> reporter: mattrate the pups we love. >> when a fire started in the basement of her house she beat the smoke detectors in alerting her family. >> reporter: it's skyrocketed to some 22 million. did you ever think it would get this huge? >> no. we were able to sponsor her entire hospitalization. >> reporter: that success sparking a big idea. >> we'd like to give these dogs a chance. >> reporter: putting matt on a mission, he started a nonprofit raising money to help dogs with special needs get adopted into loving homes. what's cool about this is the way you took your social media following and you turned it into a force for good. >> our mission is to sponsor shelter dogs with medical conditions. in order to make them more adoptable. and measure success about how many dogs we were able to save. >> reporter: the foundation has raised more than $3 million. helping cover medical costs for nearly 600 dogs like orca this little guy, rupert who need expensive treatment for seizures. that money made all the di

el-erian, evan roth smith of blueprint, he will catch up with matt horn bok, and bloomberg's michael mckee alongside jeff schmid from jackson wyoming. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> if you look at valuations, whether in the credit markets or equity markets, clearly they are very stressed. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and annmarie hordern. jonathan: 20 days ago, august 2, freaking out about growth. couple of days on a monday, a big washout. everyone is freaking out talking about emergency rate cuts from the federal reserve, maybe even getting to 50 before you make it to jackson hole. all-time highs on the s&p 500. equity futures on the s&p positive. speaking of records, we had another one yesterday. the rest of the mark, -- is the rest of the market catching up? what is in store this morning? a little bit later, 7:30 eastern, 30 minutes away, we will catch up with mike mckee who sat down for an interview with the kansas city fed president. look out for those comments in about half an hour. and then jobless claims at 8:30 eastern. dani burger and focus in a big, big wa