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how that mistake can even happen. it's a follow up to a problem solvers story. we told you about monday. >> . what can happen and the thing to do to keep your hard earned money in the bank. >> challengers in auror received several complaints about credit card charges that don't match receipts. the owner said it's an honest mistake. that can happen at any restaurant in town. >> . open nearly nine years. challengers his aurora restaurant is a busy spot. >> on a typical weeknight. it's maybe 125 to 150 charges. >> . with business he says mistakes are going to happen. we try to take care of the problem. >> several times in the past didn't match their receipt. >> . i had a 20 dollar bill. >> she called the problem solvers this week. after her 20 dollar bill. and 3 dollar tip. nearly doubled on her credit card statement. >> earlier this week. she told problem solvers the same thing. >> . capitol one sent the e-mail. saying this is a heads up. did you mean to leave this generous tip. >> khapbger says it's not as it looks. >> this can happen. >> it's an issue in the point of sale system. >> we don't do separate checks. >> and can happen when the table splits the check. but the server forgets to over ride the system. >> . he says he rights the wrongs. keys was already issued a refund. and locked it up. i call her back the same day. and wrote her a check for the 20 dollars. >> . now everyone we spoke with says when splitting a check it's best to just use cash. something like this can't happen. it makes it easier on both you and the server involved. >> . lesson learned. >> . continuing coverage. on a social media post. from a clown that threatened violence at some schools. we know a 15 year-old north ridge student has been arrested. and facing criminal charges. the school district sent a letter to parents student has taken responsibility. for the so called clown threat. and has been raoufed from the school. removed from the school. >> looks like families of those killed in the 9/11 attacks will be legally allowed to sue saudi arabia. the senate and house both voted today to over ride president obama veto. of the bill. first time in obama presidency that one of his vetoes was over turned. >> . he vetoed the bill saying could lead to lawsuits again united states. through the actions of diplomats and military service members. >> . saudi arabia government denied any role in the attacks. >> . >> federal agencies were set to run out of money at midnight on friday. this measure funds the government. at least through december 9. the house is expected to approve that bill later today. >> . colorado senators. expressing condolences today for the passing of israels leader. who died this morning. after a massive stroke earlier this month. >> . former u.s. ambassador. now dean of international studies. at du. says he had a lifelong commitment to finding peaceful solutions. >> . he was 93 years old. >> another deadly police shooting sparking protest in southern california. onlooker posted live video of the incident. 30 year-old sister says she called 911. an hour before police arrived because her brother was mentally ill. officers say he was acting one pointed a taser. another a gun. >> the male rapidly drew an object from -fpt front pants pocket. placed both hands together. and extended it towards the officer. taking what appeared to be a shooting stance. >> witnesses say he pleaded with police not to shoot. family members say he was a father. and restaurant cook. who came to california from a camp in ewe gone tka police did not find a weapon at the scene. >> >> route 66 rest stop in missouri. now the site of a new green energy experiment. the start up is developing solar and the nearby sidewalk. each panel made of especially formlated tempered glass. they feature lights that could replace street signs and stay warm enough they don't need to be plowed during the winter. >> . it is a special evening. hunger prevention organization. tonight. is launching the single largest food waste reduction campaign. in the city history. >> our goal is see 70 thousand residents pledge to reduce food waste. right now 40 percent of food is wasted in the united states. meanwhile. one out of five children will go to bed hungry tonight. this shouldn't be. >> >> shop when you go to the store. go with a shopping list. stkp eat and eatier left overs. >> . eat your left overs. visit metro caring.org. you can pledge to reduce food waste locally. >> . again a place you can donate washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton thousands of recreation industry jobs. gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible 1965 an 18 year-old wanted nothing more than to join the u.s. navy. he was turned away for medical reasons. >> now he's saying thank you to those who served. by giving them a special hand crafted gift. >> . more from fort collins. >> . since he was a young man. states navy. >> i wanted to be on an aircraft carryier. >> he tried to enlist. but was rejected because of a foot condition. >> i was devastated. they didn't allow me to join the service. >> . now retired. farmer found a way to serve. members in the military that is. his way. of saying thank you. >> . using domestic and exotic my favorite the bull pen. no background check required. >> . all handmade. from the scratch. beautiful instruments of writing. >> about an hour. to get it all taken care of. then. farmer gives them to the men and women. who served and are serving. no charge. >> . they make a sacrifice for you. i took a little bit of my time. for them. they're going to remember it. so far over 850 pens have been crafted by farmer. and given away to vets. >> . they say the pen is mightier than the sword. >> . it's also a mighty way. to say thank you. >> now get this. you'll be able to bike all the way from denver. to just west of glenwood comfortable. with coverage and what he's seeing. who i need to look off. those type of things i need to do. >> . great on honor to doubt. but it's a testament to ha we do as an offense and team. >> . impressive hardware for the 24 year-old. 3 starts under his belt. the named the offensive player of the week. >> . also a ridiculously good quarter back rating of 132. in that game. mark the first time for trevor siemian to win the award. joining 7 other broncos quarter backs since that award began in 84. >> . now 3 and 0 pwropb broncos back to work today. putting in the game plan for sunday road contest at tampa. describe the mood at prabgty today. >> . we were there and have more. >> . the broncos are getting ready for another week of pretty muggy conditions -fpl during game time. the forecast in tampa bay is 90 degrees with a 60 percent chance of rain. these guys are used to it. >> . so i'm trying to get them fresh and ready to go again. >> . by sunday. >> . we're two and 0 practicing like this. so it's not hurting us. >> . a number of the players practiced in sweatshirt. to get ready for the heat. >> . good idea. elsewhere. we reported this last night. houston did in fact today place 3 time defensive player of the i don't ever jj watt on the injured reserve list. after he reinjured his back last thursday. a but he posted today quote. i'll be back. knowing that guy i wouldn't put it past him. he didn't quite know how to answer. what was going on. finally. tim tebow time. baseball style. first pitch. here he is. number 15 for the portland mets. there it is. first pitch. and this ball is. are you kidding me. it's gone. >> . wow. >> . center field. a home run. >> . good thing. like a disney movie. in the works now. i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, >> we start with a picture of a fall wonder land. out there in telluride. taken from our friend on the western slope. look at the beautiful shot. of the trail. running through the golden colors. plenty of colors popping out there. in the higher terrain. over the last few weeks. in the peek of it now. get up and soak it in. it was a beautiful day to do so. again today. as we go for the mountains now. into the metro. certainly a lovely with blue skies and sunshine. temperatures did well this afternoon. thanks to that sun. nice flow from west southwest. numbers climb nearly ten degrees above average today. 82. for the high. now we're late september. average highs around 73. we bested that by quite a few. upper 70s low 80s. a little warmer. by a few degrees in the southeast corner. pueblo to lamar. 85 to 87 degrees range. 70s and 80s. upper elevations too. continues to be a nice evening. steam boat at 77 degrees. right now. >> not a whoet hrol happening. not a whole lot happening. a few tkrots of green. we have light rain. it's brief early this morning. that's actually well above average. morning lows this time of year: we get into the afternoon. i think a very similar day. is on tap for us. around the city. we're looking at sunshine. maybe a couple clouds through the late day. and over all temperature. right on poor with what we saw earlier today. the mountains. we see some rain showers. develop. maybe a few thunder storms. and actually could be widespread. could see quite a few heavy downpours coming through. especially through the late afternoon. early evening. and towards sunset. in the mountain communities. >> . big ridge of high pressure in control. >> closer to the rockies here. once we head into monday evening. by the time we get through tuesday. we start to see a big shift. numbers will start to dip. back down into the 60s. for highs. even below average. for this time of the year. in the mean type. we're above average again tomorrow. 82 the high. downtown 81. fort collins. another day in the 70s in the mountains -fpls low 80s on the western slope. >> . closer to the metro area. 78 tomorrow afternoon. for your high. beautiful day to get outside. and maybe for the after work hike. 77 in golden. 79 arpbdz little ton. and the kids have practice on the east side of town. >> looking gorgeous there. highs around 80 degrees. 51 over night tonight. it's already a hreult -l breezy in some spots. we'll hold onto the winds. throughout the over night hours. and tomorrow. ki early. rao*eufs. >> . arrives. >> . welcome to khro*. colorado weather. >> . the driver who hit and killed a colorado state patrol ka cadet. will spend the rest of his life behind bars. that verdict today from the jury. in the murder trial. 21 year-old cadet was working crash scene in longmont. when he drove through during a high speed chase and killed him. >> . they say the driver won't be ticketed. the boy is expected to recover. >> . two children and a teacher. shot on the elementary school playground. in south carolina. police say the gunman is a teenager. who also shot and killed his father. 47 year-old was found dead two miles from the school. that was at a home in town. the suspect is in custody. all 3 victims from the school the kids shot just 6 kwraoefrs years 0e8d. >> . the kids shot just 6 years old. >> . in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists in washington, dc. it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a retired actuary from bay shore, new york... a statistician from 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and we do have breaking news three schools on lockout right now. police trying to track try to track down subjects north is going to cap at the pain academy ever been morning. that out to you we will say all close the arts north high school at the scene north high school over there to the south of their in their parking lot of that the parking lot of a male foreign a playing particular part-time attention to a black ikea over here. just down the block to these out to the north of bias go into the used two people inside the car a man and woman from our a car driven away from the alley into the pier at the nail salon. victims themselves right now police looking for for suspects we understand they are young people possibly students at north high school, but police of told us at this.they don't believe there is a threat at north high school they don't believe anyone was injured lockout situation and once again, for suspects on always police still looking for them in the neighborhood according to denver police, no threats at this .2 north high school itself. >> just to clarify ?- my familiarization with a lockout procedure things are as warm resume is normal they just keep anyone from coming in is that correct? >> classes are going on doors are locked nobody can go in or out at this.without a proper okay from anybody it is not a lock down. a lockout. >> a distinction for parents out there a bit worried and on edge. >> do they go through many drills for these things it is unfortunate they even have two. >> we will keep you updated this half hour it will keep you updated if we hear anything else. >> a story out of north carolina >> a lot of concerns over what could happen in the city of charlotte tonight. >> it all started with the death of keep stock police say they want to an apartment building to serve a warrant to a completely different person who encountered him in the parking lot. >> overnight, several hundred protesters gathered in the streets of charlotte rallying against the police shooting in the midst of the protest from silence in the city. some people looted and set fires. they were waiting for his son to get to the school just whether or not he pointed it at officers police say he part lives in danger. >> our detectives gave their investigation recovered a firearm that the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle. he was in very close proximity to the all black police officer right now on administrative leave the mayor has asked for everyone to stop the violence and they are saying they will be transparent in the investigation. some say they have had enough. for more on the story as it develops stick with us on air and you can also use our app on your smart phone as they come in. more coverage on air starting station channel two. >> also happening now ?- police searching for subjects in a home invasion please sign police are killed one near 120 first the homeowners that the suspect punched him in the face and then took off. one crashed in a motorcycle for others escaped in a chevy malibu. police say the woman suspect as pink here. ai but police believe it is loaded with all kinds of items. >> colorado company is recalling a product pulling the southwest chicken spring roll will specifically 75-ounce from boxes containing 180 pieces. 31016 or 882016 the case coats are 1615 want they say the product label. they thought said sandwich stores that. >> in 2013 they are accused of making violent threats in colorado and utah before that, chris cragg worked as an assistant men's basketball court wearing a mask and told an employee to evacuate the kids and no one gets hurt. he allegedly told dispatchers he had explosives but none were found he has been booked on a number of charges. >> demanding an investigation of wait times at veteran's hospital facilities. the senator of colorado and wisconsin say they were will to the department of veterans affairs inspector week requesting the investigation after him. they say there have been several reports from a whistleblower in denver, colorado springs and more. >> we do have breaking news we told you about we told you about the lockout that was going on near west 32nd avenue there was a school lockout at the high school that has now been lifted in some sort of robbery that took place nearby. >> a big shift a big piece of mail information knowing the students have been lifted the area has some sort of scene out there and five sky fox you can rest assured we will this at the latest details. >> just again checking my e-mails there are so many reports flying right now and stories going on here. but we do know the kids are safe and that is what matters right now. >> we are checking out what looks like a nice morning the sun going in and out of those clouds. >> it is actually a beautiful are drive keeping it that way although late introducing a chance of showers at the satellite and radar nothing going on as far as radar is concerned at this but once we get to the day it will be brief temperatures right around the mid and upper 70s starting off warm this morning with sunshine we won't jump up much further the beginning of the day great time for baseball first pitch at 1210 a much cooler weekend ahead >> it has been legal to smoke marijuana in colorado for almost two years recreationally, but do people regret the decision? >> a brand-new local poll you may be surprised to find out >> for details about the brand this is incredible video gone viral showing a dad dragging his little girl by the hair and a texas walmart. >> another customer snap the picture and said she heard the child saying please stop i promise i won't do it again apparently in trouble for sending too far from the current police in midtown north of houston now investigating is old-style protective services. the ex-wife of the orlando nightclub shooter the city done she spoke with goldman about the morning of june 12 the day also holds certificates for her brother, log goldman, was ron goldman, was stabbed to death. >> i struggled with my own grief that day because of what was unfolding in orlando tell me a little bit of help how you will come back i woke up to find of my phone ringing in my mom and dad leaving me text messages wake up wake up they kept calling me i got really are afraid. my father said your ex-husband was involved in a mass shooting i said what do you mean and she was he shot? no, he is the one that did it. and everything just stopped. >> she is a special correspondent with crime watch daily is written books about her brother and accused killer oj simpson. >> you can watch crime watch daily with chris hansen every day at that time. >> also watch on her sister station colorado 42 everyday >> most colorado voters say they don't do well with legalizing marijuana 46 percent say it set a positive influence and they say the taxes been good for our state a republican healthy standpoints is one in four says they note know someone who is chicken less alcohol now that marijuana is legal. >> it seems like everyone is talking rig pitt angelina jolie break up. >> one person did not know. his friend and more caught on camera good news if you are a fan of the netflix original shows i was on yesterday i parked on the original section i can't believe they their own. >> i am a big stranger things. >> you are in for a whole bunch more of these shows. after the success of strangers stranger things they are investing in more original shows promising in just a few years half of the content our next book next flex will be half of its own original show. >> i can't wait am all for those this industry they would think. >> philip so they left so many things hanging is driving me crazy. >> it has been more with information on a break up they say he plans to fight for joint physical custody of their two kids. reportedly, she is asking for sole physical custody and wants a judge to give them assigning the two of that go along for months, and this is not a surprise. in the meantime, george clooney and brad pitt have worked together and are generally considered to be bugs with the oceans but the person ?- not billy ocean and the person who broke the news of the breakout of the news to clean it was a correlate was a cnn reporter caught on camera. unfortunate story about a family. i feel very sorry to hear about. it is the first i have heard of it. >> you can tell he seemed surprised to hear about it. he of other things yesterday you said they are attending a roundtable discussion with president obama to talk about the refugee precrisis. >> i don't know about that he seemed a little shaken i feel like if he have reacted butter, but i don't know for a guy who is so cool and collected, i mean he is george clooney. >> yet twitter has exploded with tweets now all is lost is mr. saul and mr. popper from blue's clues. here. her, retribution her name was trending online and identifying as the london school of economics lecturer. >> this on the just a way to turn the whole thing around she dated john mayer. >> she's dated a lot of people she's on up? i don't know. it is interesting to see george clooney shaken up you probably did not want to say anything here we are to talk more about it just like everybody else. a wind shift will not rest until five marcus down five or 6 degrees beautiful outside and mixture of cause and fun as sitting in the 70s in many locations. warming up pretty quickly considering we started off that way early this morning numbers earlier today kept track in the mid 60s or so. we're starting to see the transition it does not look like we will have a andre azure egg is andre agassi one of the pop up that is too rich for my body. this is the last 11:00 o'clock news. i will be back tomorrow and friday for good day but i am going to work for the international society i am leaving tv to go do to miss the days. i will miss my fox 31 family. >> as nice as you see on tv i guarantee you are as nice in person. >> you are here for two more days we just posted a fun video card and i shot outside seller's business working with the one we've had a chance we do it again tomorrow and friday a big cool down for the first 7:0n sunday. i think we are mostly we're mostly ready for fall which stars starts tomorrow this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... an investment analyst originally from chandler, arizona... a traffic engineer from bellevue, nebraska... and our returning champion -- a student from slippery rock, pennsylvania... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- including banks who caused the housing crisis. it's clear what joe heck's priorities are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. construction work on the spaghetti bowl. the alternate routes you need to know about... ((christianne klein)) >>> honoring officers. the local businesses who had a show of unity and appreciation for local law enforcement and their families today... ((paul joncich)) >>> the iphone 7 launches today. we went to the apple store... to ask people what excited them about the newest smartphone... <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at >>> a major road construction project could cause headaches for drivers this weekend. thanks for joining us.. i'm christianne klein. ((paul joncich)) >> and i'm paul joncich. traffic is moving smoothly at the 95 to 15 southbound ramp on the spaghetti bowl now.. but in about 3 and a half hours.. it will all be closed down. mauricio marin is there with today's top story to tell us what drivers can expect.. and what why this work is being done... mauricio... ((mauricio marin)) >> the ramp connecting 95 will close at 10 tonight. the friday rush hour commute is just now starting to die down. but with the ramp shutting down for 36 hours...things will likely be slowing down even more than usual around the spaghetti bowl. ((mauricio marin)) >> the closures are needed to get the bridge portion of the ramp ready for demolition. so two lanes leading to southbound interstate 15 have to be shifted to the east. the bridge that crosses over symphony park avenue that will get torn down is about 20 years old and needs to go because we spoke with n-dot workers this afternoon.. they say with more than 300-thousand cars driving between the spaghetti bowl and sahara every single day...there's a lot of potential for car crashes. and tell us the new freeway design once completed should help make the road safer to drive on. (( tony illia/ndot: "part of what this project will do is eliminate some of the merge and weave traffic and make it a little safer. we're going to be building a new charleston interchange. anyone who has gotten off the charleston exit knows it can be nightmarish." ((mauricio marin)) >> n-dot crews say when project neon is completed---it should also help reduce traffic by nearly 30-percent. and with major road construction now starting for the project---n-dot folks are asking for drivers to be patient behind the wheel. ((mauricio marin)) >> the ramp is going to be shut down through tonight and won't re-open again until 10 sunday morning. so drivers will need to find other ways to get around. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >>> with all that road out what the alternate routes are. traffic anchor demetria obilor is here to show them to you. <<< the closure in the spaghetti bowl along the 95 south ramp to i-15 south ended earlier this morning. that ramp shut down for work on project neon. you'll still be dealing with related closures this week. the mlk on-ramp to northbound 95 is closed. it will stay closed through november, so you will need to use alternates like rancho to get to the few more ramp closures for a separate project. the rtc is working on its flamingo corridor improvements project, which is requiring ramp and lane closures. expect delays in the area as work continues. things can get really slow on this part of flamingo tomorrow is the groundbreaking ceremony for the state's i-15 north widening project. ndot will begin constructing improvements between craig and the speedway. the ceremony itself will happen at 10:30am. we'll talk more about it tomorrow, and of course there are projects all around town slowing you down. l morning on "good day." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> with several food festivals going on around town this weekend.. and the weather is going to be perfect for it. katie boer is at the greek food festival at the greek orthodox church at hacienda and jones... katie... ((katie boer)) good evening -- a really nice nevada with clear sunny skies and nice warm, below average temperatures across the region. ................. let's take a look at your evening planner for tonight. by 7pm 88, by 9pm 83, low 80s for 11pm and looking ahead to saturday morning low 70s by 8am tomorrow. disappoint. but the waiting lines were not as long as before. ((christianne klein)) >>> dave courvosier is here to tell us about the iphone 7 launch.. dave.. ((dave courvoisier)) christianne, let's just say enthusiasm was a little more muted than in years past. we were at town square early early this morning. and sure enough apple employees were there even earlier... setting up product inside, while a modest group waited patiently outside. ?why be the first to own the iphone - 7? well, most follow this guy's reasoning: ((37:07 i like to have the new stuff, i guess. (laughs) and also they are cool 37:16)) apple was quick to point out today that the shorter lines didn't mean excitement for the "7" and "7+" was lacking. pre-orders were through the roof, apparently. ((dave courvoisier)) the new "jet black" shade is already sold out everywhere, btw. the gold model is mostly in stock. some analysts are predicting shipments of more than 13-million phones this weekend. although the iphone 7 looks a lot like the 6 and 6+, the new model is water resistan a faster processor, and, sports dual cameras. 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"trick or treat." ?? this is "jeopard introducing today's contestants -- a writer from berkeley, california... a stock analyst from tulsa, oklahoma... and our returning champion, d now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. even though we are less than one full week into our new season, our players have been performing fantastically well. another big for siddharth yesterday. over $20,000. brandon and christine, it could happen to you, too, you know. let's see if it does. here we go. jeopardy! round. and here come the categories, starting off with... that was a good year. "u" in quotations marks. you all know what that means. alex: there's a theme there, siddharth. start us off. um, bat dance for $200.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

copywriter from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, again.

our returning champion, a paralegal from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! alex: hey, johnny, thank you.

. you were in a phone booth with alex trebek. [ laughter ] and i just think that's something that'll just -- >> that's for me? >> jimmy: yeah, that's for you. because i figure you probably have photos of you dunking on people and winning all these awards. you don't have a photo like this. >> no, i don't. [ laughter ] i have a question. >> jimmy: yeah. >> where is his other hand? [ laughter ] the back. you've got to look on the back. congratulations again. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love the speech. was it emotional for you? was it what you thought it was going to be? >> it was kind of emotional because the man that raised me, sergeant phillip harrison passed away four years ago, and when i was young he always told me that if i listened to him he was going to prepare me to make it to the hall of fame. so it was emotional because he wasn't there. but everybody else was there. my mom was there. kids were there. >> jimmy: yeah, that was big. you had a great -- you got a a big laugh by thanking kobe bryant. >> yes, i did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's probably good. you go "last but

, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. i'm so happy that johnny gilbert is in good voice today because we are beginning that's quite something. [ applause ] now, i hope all of you had a good summer, enjoying, revisiting some of our special tournaments from the past season, but starting today, it's all brand-new. courtney has been waiting quite a few weeks to play again and defend. let's see how well she does today against annie and david. good luck to all three. here we go. the jeopardy! round, as you know, has one daily double today in one of these categories. see the quotation marks around the word "best." alex: courtney, start us. u.s. cabinet departments for $200, please. courtney. what is the department of state? you're right.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.

filmmaker and author from beacon, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good to have you with us once again. and welcome to the show

champion, and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. i'm often asked by people in our studio audience, "why do you like your job so much?" and my answer has always been the same -- because for 30 minutes each day, i get to spend time with three very bright contestants. e past week and a half, it's been my pleasure to spend a lot of time with our current champion, seth wilson. very engaging and bright young man who could go over the $200,000 mark today. but anne and damien will have something to say about that. let's see how it all works out. good luck. here we go.

champion, and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. i'm so happy that johnny gilbert is in good voice today because we are beginning our 33rd season of "jeopardy!" programs together. that's quite something. [ applause ] now, i hope all of you had a good summer, enjoying, revisiting some of our special tournaments but starting today, it's all brand-new. courtney has been waiting quite a few weeks to play again and defend. let's see how well she does today against annie and david. good luck to all three. here we go. the jeopardy! round, as you know, has one daily double today in one of these categories.

dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome again to "power players." which of these three will wind up winning $50,000 for their charity today? will it be michael, lara, or anderson? good luck to all three of you. let's put you to work right now in the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories... [ laughter ] followed by...

champion, a student from herndon, virginia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. even though we are less than one full week into our new season, our players have been performing fantastically well. another big for siddharth yesterday. over $20,000. brandon and christine, it could happen to you, too, you know.

student from slippery rock, pennsylvania... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek!

, a paralegal from washington d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" alex trebek. [ applause ]

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yeah, here's my busted car. >> i think you bow your head and exit stage left. that's not cool. >> little blood somebody spotted on a window, but other than that they called the ambulance, so there were no major injuries in this incident. now, this video was picked up on a freeway in philly. i want you to pay attention way up ahead on the left side somebody's going to blow a tire. you can see a little bit of smoke first, then that black truck up ahead moves out of the way. >> look out, mate. >> and that car, that driver blew the tire. boom, hits that metal divider. smashes up the back end, even though it looked like he almost saved it. >>> as a kid i was lucky enough to have a tree house. basically a piece of plywood and a box my dad built for me, but in my mind it looked like this. holy cow. >> that is, like, legit high end tree house. >> no doubt it is. this guy, the owner, built this in england, spent about $200,000 on this tree house. >> he actually lives there? >> he does not. he's renting it out right now, just opened up in august and the place is booked the next several months. look at the touches, i love the port door he's got to open up, all the craftsmanship on the outside is pretty impressive, as well. >> this is like the ultimate man cave and he's renting it out. >> beautiful, you've got an outdoor shower, a hammock, even a fun slide. >> too sticky today. >> in england it rains so much. it will eventually slicken up. >> did he just decide to do it, one day i want to build myself the greatest tree house ever? >> that's pretty much it, yeah. >> if he is renting it out, it's going to pay for itself in no time. >> no doubt. >> i can see the time being long to get in this thing. it's super cool. >> what's the square footage? >> not very big, built for two people. >> showering outside with no clothes on. it's nice they can feel comfortable being naked in the woods in the outside. no one is going to see them, because they are in the middle of nowhere. >> seclusion a big part of the appeal of the place, as is the hot tub, personal sauna for two. yeah, you've got that. and i love the bedroom here, nice copper tub, couple port windows, looks right out on to the tree that the tree house is built around. >> what a nice retreat. >> all i can say is -- >>> it's almost time to give away another ipad mini. >> yes! all you're going to need is tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> yeah, coming up in just a bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> as we know, in sports emotions run wild. this is a highly anticipated match. in the red and gold, he's been out for two years, the crowd is excited. watch here, he's giving that work, he's up against the ropes. >> throw in the towel. >> knocked out on his feet. >> now the ref calls a tko. >> should have. >> both teams tapped in, they've called the fight. he has won, when suddenly someone from the crowd of people comes over and just decks him. >> as soon as that guy enters the ring, you saw him. >> he was plotting. it was a sucker punch, but that boxer saw it coming. he ducked and got out of the way of it. >> moving over here to this soccer match. >> everyone remains totally calm during soccer all the time. >> yeah, until this happens. boom! >> definitely a red card now. >> he doesn't kick him, he smashes his head into the ground with his foot. this is a terrible play. he should be banned for this. >> wow. he was clearly in the wrong to begin with. there's the punch to the guy's chest. can't be mad about that. >> yeah, obviously the guy gets pulled under that punch like he's been hit by a hammer. look, in soccer you can't do that, mate. >> this makes you go, oh, whoa. running down the field, he's got the ball. >> nice! >> what in the -- i've never seen anything like that in a rugby match in my life. >> and that's the sentiment of most fans as this rugby player completely pulverizes his contender. nope, not today. >>> cleaning is part of life, but -- >> for kids we know it's almost impossible to get them to do chores. >> see why logan is the exception to that. >>> and it's a 20-way formation up in the air. >> and then you have a canopy collision. >> what? 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>> i don't know! >> what would you like to eat for lunch? >> i don't know! >> what would you like to eat for lunch? >> i don't know! >> she does not know. that's the thing. when we say we don't know. >> i'd love to take that advice and go with it, however, when you say we don't know and we make a decision, three seconds later you're like, i don't want that. you suddenly do know what you don't want. >> what would you like to eat for lunch? >> i don't know! >> the best part of the video is at the end -- >> what do you know? >> i don't know. >> this adorable is so funny. this was posted to our "right this minute" facebook page. we love it, keep them coming. it's almost impossible to get kids to do chores. logan, however, loves vacuuming. sweetest three seconds ever when you look at the camera and tells him with his eyes. >> sweetest thing. >> i want anything in life to make me as happy as logan is in that moment with a vacuum cleaner. >> i'll let you borrow my vacuum cleaner and let you try it out as long as you want. >> logan, so happy, i love you. >> roxy is going crazy. >> when you're sky diving, you better be in formation, because when you break formation and there are 20 people sky diving, that could cause a problem, and that's what happened. here you have a 20-way formation formed up in the air, and then you have a canopy collision. [ bleep ]. >> oh! oh! all bad. >> this is not good. >> it is not good. it is all bad. what happened was one guy up above crashed into that other guy's canopy and that caused an unintentional cut away. for people who don't know what that is, that's when your reserve chute pops out in case of a problem. he says it was unintentional, he thinks something pulled on the cord and caused that reserve canopy to come out. and you can hear the expletives in his voice. wasn't supposed to happen that way. >> thankfully, it looks like even though it kind of went south, everybody landed okay, right? >> you are right. nobody was hurt or injured in this, but you can see nobody knows what's going to happen and having an unintentional cut away is something this guy hadn't planned on. >>> jessica is back with some arts and crafts. >> hi, everybody. there are so many uses for gift wrapping paper, like making masks like this one. don't worry, because we're not going to make this today. >> see what she's really about to wrap. >> yes, that's right! >>> plus, don't go anywhere, the buzz word for your shot to win a brand new ipad mini is coming your way, so put that remote away. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. 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>> look pretty good wrapped in paper. >> hi, everybody, there are so many uses for gift wrapping paper, like making masks like this one. don't worry, because we're not going to make this today. we're going to wrap some pumpkins with gift wrapping paper. >> oh. >> yes, that's right. you're going to take it, apply it paper mache-ish. >> i'm rubbish at wrapping anything, let alone a pumpkin. >> no, no, no, so this is meant to hold the shape and the details that make that pumpkin. >> i want to know what the heck these things look like finished. to show us we have jessica and her pumpkins. >> did you grow them yourself? >> i did not, but i did wrap them myself. >> they look good, i like this a lot. >> feel free to touch my pumpkins. >> has a cool look to it. >> you don't even have to cut it into strips? >> you can do it either way. this one i did cut into strips so it's smoother. this one you don't cut as much, just presh it against, it's a little more wrinkly. >> can you use this on a real pumpkin, because these aren't real pumpkins. >> you can do it on a real pumpkin. you know when you buy your pumpkins, you can't carve them right away, but you can paper them right away and carve them later. >> they last forever, they do last a long time. >> great idea, jessica. another one. >> i'm sad, though, you didn't ask how to make a mask. >> we totally wanted to. >> this is cool, too. >> i like this one has red lips. >> if you guys want to make this at home, the pumpkins, not the mask, go to rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or go to our mobile app and find out how to do it there. >> i'm a huge fan of racing of all kinds, so who do you think is going to win in this domino race? you have five colors. pick your color and see if you picked the winner. orange and yellow. put together by heather, she is a professional domino builder. in this case she built herself a cool little track, got about 3,000 dominos at once, three, two, one. pleasure. >> come on! come on! >> looked like it is all in unison, got off the line pretty quickly. >> go, go, go! >> who's going to win? you weren't last, but you weren't first either. who crossed the line first? it's close, pete crosses first, quickly followed by blue, yellow, orange, and green. >> i didn't even get the bronze. congrats, oli, on your bronze medal win. >>> it's official, it's time to give away an ipad mini. >> all you're going to need is the buzz word, be at least 21 years old, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> then head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> enter the buzz word on twitter, facebook, or both. you can enter every day. >> let's reveal tuesday's buzz word. it is fresh. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button, and enter tuesday's buzz word, fresh. f-r-e-s-h. >> later this week we'll be having a bonus give away day where one lucky person could also walk away with a flat screen tv. lucky, lucky people. >>> things never said about cell phones. >> drop this, didn't even crack. >> no, no, uh-huh. >> see if you're guilty of doing any of these. when pat toomey went to washington, he didn't stop... working for wall street. toomey's plan would risk social security on the stock market, lining bankers' pockets with fees from our benefits that... could total billions, even if the market crashes, and seniors lose everything. katie mcginty is working for us. a mother of three, and ninth of ten kids, mcginty knows what matters. she'll fight for equal pay, affordable college, and... she'll always protect social security. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. that's why we see so many crazy crashes in motor sport and you see them walking away fine. >> i don't think i've ever seen a video and yelled "no" at it so many times. >> i did a 24-month contract last time, i didn't regret it. she's got her instagram at private, i respect that. i made a mistake, but i fixed it. >> if you haven't figured out by now, those are things you'll never hear anyone say about this telephone. >> anything. >> new update first. >> yeah, i'll share it when i get home, i only have facebook on my laptop. >> we're here for lunch. if i wanted your wifi password, i would have [ bleep ] asked for it. >> read it and not replied, but we're all busy. i'm not going to lose my mind over it. >> he does a whole series. you'll never hear a certain person say, and they are always so on the nose. >> dropped this, didn't even crack. >> they sent me another [ bleep ] pic. i think he can be the one. >> said no woman ever. ever. don't do that. never works.

after a gunman opens fire. what we know about the man he's accused of killing... before heading to an elementary school. ((paul joncich)) >>> and there's a lot of excitement surrounding the possibility of the raiders moving to las vegas. we hear from one group that' as they try to keep a 2- billion- dollar stadium from happening. ((christianne klein)) >>> and hillary clinton... teams up with her former competition. who she's hoping to win over... as the democrat campaigns with bernie sanders./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> ((christianne klein)) >>> a las vegas non-profit is making some bold claims against the one point nine billion dollar stadium plan that's now ((paul joncich)) >> and i'm paul joncich. nevadans for common good say the risks far outweigh the benefits to taxpayers. sharie johnson outlines the seven reasons they oppose it. << ((rev. dr. marta poling schmitt if we are being asked to swallow this nasty pill then we need many additional community benefits attached to it )) nevadans for common good believe stadium revenue should be earmarked to pay down bonds instead of lining the pockets of developers and investors. ((carl scarborough, st. elizabethma we estimate that choosing a 33-year bond instead of a more standard 20 -year bond is an additional 250 million dollars of tax money that will have to go to pay off that debt that's a deal that works for investors but i'm not sure that that's a deal that works for taxpayers )) here are what they call seven hidden risks: taxpayers will bear the risk of a stadium bond, room taxes won't be sufficient when the next recession hits, not choosing revenue bonds hurts taxpayers. they also say the 33-year bonds projects, it's historically been a money pit and based on unrealistic projections. the plan is now in the hands of lawmakers. it's cleared every local hurdle... including the tourism committee clark county commisioner steve sisolak chairs... saying the project makes everyone a winner./// ((christianne klein)) >> the group says a better plan is to have revenue bonds pay the debt instead of general obligation bonds./// ((christianne klein)) >> pt at 6' about the proposed n-f-l stadium in las vegas. bob says "with the resort fees out of control and now parking fees at mgm joints... vegas would be crazy to increase the room tax at this time." terri disagrees... "if done correctly, this could be the cornerstone of major economic development for an area. look at how century link field and safeco field have helped seattle." but janet says her "concerns are the crime elements that will come with a stadium. until we have our current issues under control we should not add everyday... just go to our 8 news now facebook page./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>skies are starting to cloud up a little from the south and we see some moisture come in from mexico. some points south seeing a few light passing showers right now with only slight possiblities for the region tonight. we see temps cooler than light for now. dewpoints and humidity still remain quite low but will go up tomorrow as more moisture works its way up from the south. ..... .............................. .................. tonight expect temps staying warm to mild. cool by wednesday morning with more clouds developing and shower chances tomorrow. tonight clouds will increase but winds will remain light for the most part. then expecting temps to be nice and mild by the 11pm what to expect tomorrow coming up in full weather.<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> a teenager is in custody after two shootings in south carolina. police say the gunman killed his father then opened fire at an elementary school. jamie yuccas reports. police converged on "townville elementary school" this afternoon after a teenage boy opened fire.. wounding two boys and a female teacher. a firefighter subdued the shooter and the teenager was taken into cusy anderson county sheriff's) "171254 we feel confident have the sole shooter, community not in danger" one boy was shot in the leg, the other in the foot. the teacher was hit in her shoulder. one parent was on his way to pick up his son as the shooting unfolded. (sot - parent mos) the school basically filled up with police officers, ems, we were told it was on lockdown, we saw helicopters coming in. parents rushed to the school to pick up their children, but most (sot - marc ford/parent) "obviously it's not a phone call you ever want to get, but in the end everything worked out, for my son at least, he's okay." police say another 9-1-1 call lead them to a home about two miles away... inside, the body of the alleged gunman's father. (sot - capt. garland major, anderson county sheriff's) "this is going to be a very slow methodical, meticulous investigation, won't have all the answers 171230" classes are canceled for the remainder of the week at townville elementary school.. and counselors are avaie ((paul joncich)) >> it's unclear what motivated the killing and the shooting at the elementary school./// ((christianne klein)) >>> people in san diego are asking police for more answers... after an unarmed black man was shot and killed just outside the city. officers say they were called to the scene after reports of a mentally unstable person walking in and out of traffic. when police arrived... they say alfred olongo was acting erratically... and not responding to commands. that's when they say he pulled and held it up like you would hold a gun. that's when an officer opened fire, killing him. it's not clear just yet what olongo was holding... but police say it was not a gun./// ((paul joncich)) >>> another premiere... right here on cbs. we hear from the stars of "code black"... to see what rob lowe's character is expected to add to the show./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul joncich, believe joe heck's attacks. catherine cortez masto has always served with integrity. as a federal prosecutor and attorney general... she made sex trafficking a felony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto, when the billionaire koch brothers call, congressman joe heck has been answering. voting with the koch brothers' agenda 85% of the time. giving tax breaks to big oil companies and the super rich, but ending medicare as we know it and forcing cuts to social security. taking care of the koch brothers may be a good call for joe heck, but it doesn't work for nevada's working families. senate majority pac is responsible this is 8 news now at six-thirty. ((paul joncich)) >>> hillary clinton joins an old rival to try to boost her support among millennials. she hit the campaign trail in new hampshire with bernie sanders. and as weijia jiang reports... her republican opponent, donald trump, made several stops in the midwest. hillary clinton and bernie sanders presented a united front at a campaign rally in new hampshire. the former rivals joined forces to urger voters to cast their ballots for clinton. "this election is enormously important for the future of our country, it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton has our next president" "thank you, bernie. thank you for your leadership and your support in this campaign." sanders won the state by 22 points in february's democratic primary. a monmouth university poll last week showed clinton leading donald trump focused his energy on midwestern states where the race is closer. trump courted polish americans during a morning stop in chicago. "the polish people are great people//a trump administration will be a true friend to poland and polish-americans." trump is still trying to shake off accusations of "fat shaming' former miss universe alicia machado. on tuesday, trump repeated his statement that machado "had gainea that it was "a real problem." his comments prompted the arizona republic to endorse hillary clinton. it's the first time the paper has ever backed a democrat for president, saying "trump's long history of objectifying women and his demeaning comments about women during the campaign are not just good-old-boy gaffes. they are evidence of deep character flaws." weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. congested during his speech in chicago... in fact his sniffling went viral on twitter. cbs news reached out to the trump campaign to ask if he is ill. the campaign has not yet responded./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters... stay up to date on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> fbi director james comey testified before the house judiciary committee on fbi oversight earlier today. this sitdown ranged from background checks for gun purchases-- and even voter hacking concerns. comey says the fbi has a very low error rate, but could improve background checks when it comes to allowing people to purchase firearms. as for the hacking concerns... he says there have been several attempted intrusions but ensures it's hard to get into the election system itself since it is not connected to the internet./// ((christianne klein)) >>> a new, yet familiar face is coming to saturday night election. ((paul joncich)) >> check out this promotion just released today... showing alec baldwin getting his hair and make-up done... to play donald trump on the sketch comedy show. ((christianne klein)) >> snl castmember kate mckinnon will continue her role as hillary clinton. in the past... the role of donald trump has been played by castmember taran killam... until announcer and former castmember darrell hammond took over./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the hollywood remakes... just keep coming! ((christianne klein)) just keep coming! ((christianne klein)) >> coming up on the valley's news leader... how disney plans to honor the original "lion king"... as they remake it 22 years after the film's release./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shutting down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible >>> comic genius and las vegas local -- jerry lewis -- is rolling out new projects both on stage and on the big screen. ((christianne klein)) about his new film and upcoming shows. she joins us with a preview of her sit down interview. ((denise valdez)) >>> jerry lewis was part of the golden age of hollywood. he's won more awards and can tell more stories. and now in the twilight of his career -- he's back on the big screen -- in a dramatic role. (( nats movie trailer )) after a twenty year absence from life altering secret when his wife dies. during our exclusive interview -- we talked professional life -- like why he fell in love with this script -- and his personal love -- of his little rescue dogs! the film is a departure of how we're used to seeing the star. he reveals dramatic acting requires more of a delicate balance than comedy: "sometimes you can get carried away with that .. that you are indeed taking them to a place through your performance. you gotta watch it .. much more so than comedy .. comedy is just go and do it." )) ((denise valdez)) >> the 90 year old is sharp as a tack! he was heavily involved in editing the script while they were filming -- and also the casting of other actors. ((denise valdez)) >> so tonight at eleven -- you'll hear more from this hollywood legend. screen -- and i'll tell you where you can see him perform in person this weekend. ((christianne klein)) >>> the fall television premieres continue right here on cbs. tonight... "code black" returns for a second season. i talked with star marcia gay harden and new castmember rob lowe about the changes this season: (( marcia gay harden: this year we have the added joy of having rob lowe joining the show.. rob lowe: it was a character unlike anything i've ever done before- based on real elite combat critical care unit in the united states army that come from afghanistan, they come from iraq and they take a sabbastical from the field and come to these urban hostpials to teach this cutting edge trauma knowledge that we've learned from 15 years of being at war )) ((christianne klein)) >> you can watch "code black" tonight at 10... tedd florendo (((>>>clouds have now taken over the region we're expecting more through the evening as well as moisture continues to sneak in from the south and east. showers have been mainly light for the most part but we're tomorrow. ................................ ... ........... temps stay warm to mild on this tuesday but most of the area seeing light winds and temps close to normal today. dewpoints and humidity are up with slight chances this evening with maybe a few spits of rain in the forecast for this evening. temps stay mild through the evening as well. ................................ the east side of the valley where it's lower in elevation. the eastside had the warmest temps this afternoon but they stayed just near our normal 90 degree temps for this time in september. far west side of the valley stayed cooler with temps in the high 80's and far northwest part of town along with kyle canyon stayed coolest today. .......... . ............. temps across the u.s. looking cool up in the pacific northwest with warmer temps in the desert southwest. northern tier states cooling off with temps only in the mid 50's for the twin cities and mild for the southern plain states. gorgeous with low humidity for the mid-atlantic staes and warm and muggy in orlando this afternoon. radar images show showers moving in from the south probably brining some spits of showers this evening to some isolated areas. the bulk of rain coming in from the upper level low will reach us wednesday bringing more scattered showers and t'storm chances. high 80's tomorrow and could be cooler depending on cloud cover. ................................ ... ............ tonight expect a low of 70 degrees with plenty of clouds and light winds. could see a slight chance of a stray shower tonight as we stay cool overnight and clouds in the a.m. tomorrow expect a high of 87 with partly sunny with chances for showers and t'storms and more scattered. ................ ................... ................... extended forecast shows temps stay near average with another chance of showers/storms again thursday. ier by friday with wind increasing for the weekend. we'll warm up to the low 90's by the weekend with slight chancest week.<<<))) ((weather toss)) paul joncich)) fort worth texas today... carrying a giant flag behind it. he accelerated to 70- miles per hour to make sure the 28- hundred square foot flag waved in the wind. the world record title is "largest banner flown by a car or truck."/// ((christianne klein)) >>> a washing machine... blasts ((paul joncich)) >> the simple fix samsung is suggesting... as its customers are dealing with exploding washers./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at ((christianne klein)) >>> it's shaping up to be an unfortunate year for samsung. first the galaxy note 7 was recalled because it can burst into flames... some top- loading washers made between march 20-11 and april 20-16 have reportedly exploded... even breaking through one woman's wall. the consumer product safety commission suggested people only use the delicate cycle when washing bulky items./// ((christianne klein)) >>> volkswagen is hoping to take over the electric car market. the company unveiled the "i-d" today... and it's expected to cost less than 30- thousand dollars. that's less than both the tesla model 3 and the chevrolet bolt. it will also have much longer range.... able to go almost 375 miles on a single charge. unfortunately for those of you wanting to get your hands on one... the i.d. won't go on sale until 2020./// ((christianne klein)) >>> disney fans... get excited! today the studio announced it will remake "the lion king!" disney says they'll re-imagine the popular movie in a way similar to 'the jungle book' which hit theaters earlier this year. you can expect to hear music from the original song in the 'the lion king' is one of the biggest animated films of all time... at one point breaking box office records and even winning academy and grammy awards. a release date has not been set for the new movie./// ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news now at 6:30. we're always on at las vegas now dot com and our app ... along with facebook and twitter. ((paul joncich)) now at 11... now at 11... have a good night./// have a good night./// [cell phone vibrating] en answering. voting with the koch brothers' agenda 85% of the time. giving tax breaks to big oil companies and the super rich, but ending medicare as we know it and forcing cuts to social security. taking care of the koch brothers may be a good call for joe heck, but it doesn't work for nevada's working families. senate majority pac is responsible this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a retired actuary from bay shore, new york... a statistician from bettendorf, iowa... and our returning champion, [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. although it was not a runaway for seth in yesterday's game, he was leading going into final jeopardy! and that kind of intimidated one of his challengers who came up with the correct response at the end to replace him as champion. what's gonna happen today with erin and harold? we'll start finding out right now. good luck. players, here we go.

>>> the dust is settling... but there's still a lot of talk debate. the hot topics that seemed to be left out... that are still on the top of a lot of voters minds. ((denise valdez)) >>> and a piece of mob history... makes its way to las vegas. when you can check out al capone's gun in person. ((paul joncich)) >>> and is it playing god... or just another medical breakthrough? how doctors were able to help a couple have a baby... by using d-n-a from three different parents./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> hillary clinton and donald trump were facing off in their first presidential debate. thanks for joining us... i'm paul joncich. ((denise valdez)) >> and i'm denise valdez... christianne klein has the night off. both candidates are claiming victory in last night's debate... and plenty of topics were covered. ((paul joncich)) >> but some of the talk is about what wasn't covered. politics now anchor patrick walker is here with that side of the story. ((patrick walker)) >> it's easy to play monday morning quarterback. last night's debate covered several topics... going toward both candidates' wheelhouses. but one thing we didn't hear about ((patrick walker)) perhaps the most controversial and most anticipated topic of this year's presidential election... hardly received so much as a mention... let alone a full question. ((dr. david damore/unlv political science professor: "what surprised me was some of the content, some of the things that didn't get talked about, in particular, there was no question about immigration, which has been very salient throughout the election.")) ((patrick walker)) latinos make up around 30 percent of the electorate in nevada. an issue that resonates deeply... especially in the southwest. ((dr. david damore/unlv political science professor: "that's where you see a clear divide among the parties, over that, and it's a polarizing issues for some voters as well.")) ((patrick walker)) democratic congreesswoman dina titus says immigration reform is an especially polarizing and important issue for voters in the silver state. ((rep. dina titus/(d) las vegas: 7.59 "the whole question of immigration reform will be critical, and certainly as we are seeing more and more hispanics as part of the electorate (.08), in nevada that's especially true." 8.10 )) ((patrick walker)) hillary clinton over the last month here in nevada. the real clear politics average has trump in the lead by two points. this... as latinos continue to poll favorably for clinton. ((patrick walker: "what does donald trump do to try to bridge that gap, can he bridge the gap and get the latino vote here?" helen aguirre ferre/rnc hispanic communications director: "well we know that through polling, more than 20 percent of the latino vote is persuadable, and we're going to go after each and every one of those votes.")) ((patrick walker)) so when will the topic come up in the debates? but there's a good chance it will play a prominent role in the final debate... hosted right here at unlv. ((patrick walker)) >> both camps have spent a lot of time here recenttly... and perhaps more importantly... a lot of money. we're talking millions from the campaigns... and political action committees. and with the race the way it is... expect more visits... and more ads the next 6 weeks. ((denise valdez)) >> what has the trend been in those polls that are averaging now in trump's favor? ((patrick l one poll had clinton by one point. subsequent polls had trump by 2, then 3, now 4 percentage points. but remember... nevada is particularly difficult to accurately poll... and a 3 or even 4 point lead is often within the margin of error. bottom line... it's a dead heat here./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and it isn't just people from around the world tuned in to watch donald trump and hillary clinton. at a coffee shop in beijing... people watching the debate felt the candidates misrepresented relations between the u-s and china... but thought trump would be friendlier towards their country. and in russia... reaction to the debate varied. one young mother said the anything right now"... and when clinton suggested that russia could be behind recent cyber attacks... an engineer said maybe they were russian hackers... but that doesn't mean they were operating on the order of the government. in london... people are allowed to bet on politics. oddsmakers picked hillary clinton as the clear winner... with 2- to- 5- odds that she'll be the next president./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters... covering all the debates and all the races this election cycle... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>skies are starting to cloud up a little from the south and we see some moisture come in from mexico. some points south seeing a few light passing showers right now with only slight possiblities for the region tonight. than yesterday and winds remaining light for now. dewpoints and humidity still remain quite low but will go up tomorrow as more moisture works its way up from the south. ..... .............................. .................. tonight expect temps staying warm to mild. charlotte, north carolina are seeing a sense of normalcy in the last week -- over the police shooting of keith scott. at a city council meeting last night... "black lives matter" protesters were in the audience... when a young girl took to the microphone to talk about why the protests had to happen: (( we are black people and we shouldn't have to feel like this. we shouldn't have to protest because y'all are treating us wrong. we do this because we need to and have rights )) ((denise valdez)) >> that was zianna oliphant... she went on members that it's a shame children are having to bury their parents. police say they were serving a warrant at an apartment complex a week ago today... when they came across scott... who they say made a threatening move with a gun. the family claims he was reading a book.... but police say there was no book found at the scene./// ((paul joncich)) >>> a soccer team... stands behind their fellow players. up next on the valley's news leader... why two christian schools refuse to play against them./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shutting down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. this is 8 news now at six-thirty. ((paul joncich)) >>> a high school soccer team in phoenix is facing a dillemma. they're having trouble finding teams to compete with... because there are two girls on their team. the "foothills academy" soccer team is mostly boys... except for two sisters... together for five years... and their girls' ability has never been questioned... until this past week. that's when two different teams from christian schools refused to play... citing religious reasons: ((i don't feel like we have to give up part of our team to play some soccer alyssa hocking, foothills soccer: they're really supportive of us and i think it brought our team together more than we were before )) ((paul joncich)) >> the girls sat out the first game so the team could play... but when the second school also refused to play... the foothills players took a vote... and decided they wouldn't play if their teammates couldn' the team says they're not going to let this past week affect them.. and they're just looking forward to their next game./// ((denise valdez)) >>> seaworld san antonio hopes a new roller coaster will draw in new guests. check out this video... showing what the new "wave breaker: rescue coaster" is expected to look like. the coaster train resembles jet skis... as guests whip around the tracks. it's inspired by seaworld's animal care team... which uses jet skis to help rescue animals all over the world. the ride is expected to open next year at seaworld san >>> campaigns flooding e-mail inboxes... is getting under people's skin. we hear from the i-team's george knapp... as both sides of the aisle get more aggressive... in trying to get your donation./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, i approved this message because i know we can find smart solutions... even in washington. the chef-inspired panini collection from subway is grilled right before your eyes, in our new panini press. but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection oh, here's the best part. the new chef-inspired panini collection. now playing at subway. ((paul joncich)) election season. from now until election day, the airwaves will be jammed with political ads. ((denise valdez)) >> the battle also rages on another front... cyber space. in tonight's street talk commentary, george knapp tells us what's been clogging his in-box. >>> ((george knapp)) it's not clear how i got on all of these email lists, but based on the content of the 50 or so political solicitations i get each day, someone has me pegged as a libertarian with strong conservativbe values amd a liberal disposition. those paul boys, ron and rand, are among the most prolific emailers. i get stuff from them pretty much every day ,asking for dough. rand can be both colloqiualhey, he barksyou up? i am now. in the next one he admonishes me to stop funding terrorists. ok ok. i'll stop. i get emails from famous people too.newt gingrich and herman cain, for instanceharry reid and al franken. a first name basis.. some the emails are from people i've never heard of running for office who knows- where..if anyone knows dr. raul ruiz, can you tell him to take me off his list. i'm not sending him any money. good grief, who knew there were so many financial deadlines for candidates/ every day desperate candidates remind me that one or another deadline is fast approaching and that if they don't meet their self imposed goals, the sky will fall, locusts will engulf humanity, and dogs and cats will be sleeping togetr. email ive received this year is the one that included a photo of congressional candidate rueben key-wen sitting in a local restaurant. it just so happens the owner lined his ceiling with various international flags, and key wen was sitting underneath a flag from iran,. aha, the email implied, he must have picked that spot on purpose. seriously? in general, the democrats are the most dramatic. horrible news, they tell me.democrats should panic they youit's amazingit's terrible in the same email.jeez, take a deep breath. they've got this punctuation trick they use a lot.we-period will periodfail..per iodwe periodare period.losing periodtrump period will period win period it makes me wonder who periodwro teperiod.th is period? ive heard from pretty much every member of the obama family..and staffers who say obama is pleading with me. bgging me, even.it's unseemlyi did like the email seriesh and meet the president and maybe have lunchgeorge plus obama..yay. i agree that would be cool. the trump campaign can't seem to make up its mind about me. one minute the donald is asking me to help him prepare for the debatehe wants me to join him on his plane..his son wants me to join the movementthen next thing i know, trump says im deplorable. and then ominously he reminds me that he doesn't see my name on his list, which is a tiny bit intimidating. his list? just when i start to the end of the tunnelmes sages from ivanka trumpshe says she'd love to meet me. oh? then she wants to have coffe, and i feel things are moving way too fast.then she says she's made a video and is sending it to me so i can see it. ivanka now has my full attention. keep those emails coming. i'm george knapp. ((weather toss)) tedd florendo (((>>>clouds have now taken over the region we're expecting more through the evening as well as moisture continues to sneak in from the south and east. showers have been mainly light for the most part but we're expecting better chances tomorrow. st part but we're ................................ ... ........... temps stay warm to mild on this close to normal today. dewpoints and humidity are up with slight chances this evening with maybe a few spits of rain in the forecast for this evening. temps stay mild through the evening as well. ................................ ... ............ temps have been close to 90 for the east side of the valley where it's lower in elevation. the eastside had the warmest temps this afternoon but they stayed just near our normal 90 degree september. far west side of the valley stayed cooler with temps in the high 80's and far northwest part of town along with kyle canyon stayed coolest today. ................................ ... ............. temps across the u.s. looking cool up in the pacific northwest with warmer temps in the desert southwest. northern tier states cooling off with temps only in the mid 50's for the twin cities and mild for the southern plain states. and muggy in orlando this afternoon. ..................... .............. ................ radar images show showers moving in from the south probably brining some spits of showers this evening to some isolated areas. the bulk of rain coming in from the upper level low will reach us wednesday bringing more scattered showers and t'storm chances. looking at temps staying in the high 80's tomorrow and could be cooler depending on cloud cover. . ... ............ tonight expect a low of 70 degrees with plenty of clouds and light winds. could see a slight chance of a stray shower tonight as we stay cool overnight and clouds in the a.m. tomorrow expect a high of 87 with partly sunny with chances for showers and t'storms and more scattered. ................ ................... ................... extended forecast shows temps stay near average with another chance of showers/storms again thursday. increasing for the weekend. we'll warm up to the low 90's by the weekend with slight chances for showers returning again next week.<<<))) ((weather toss)) ((paul joncich)) >>> it's being called a "three parent baby." our viewers 'sound off at six'... on a controversial new technique that's using d-n-a from three different parents./// announcer: you're watching 8 news now at congressman heck's become part of the problem in washington. heck voted to protect perks for politicians like himself, allowing congressmen to travel on private jets and voted members of congress, like himself, taxpayer-funded healthcare for life. heck even voted to allow congressmen to take their pay during a government shutdown. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible >>> researchers say the first baby in the world has been born using a new technique involving dna from three parents. ((denise valdez)) >> kenneth craig has the latest on the controversial procedure. <<>> ((denise valdez)) >> two of the mother's children died from the disease./// ((denise valdez)) >>> plenty of you sounded off at six... ronni says "this is fantastic!" fernando disagrees saying "i'm sure god is very upset... it's unnatural... save us all. ((paul joncich)) >> but jaylene is all for it saying "this is amazingly cool... i freaking love science!" you can sound off at six facebook page./// ((paul joncich)) >>> finally tonight... the world's most famous mobster.. is getting a little love at the mob museum. ((denise valdez)) >> starting tomorrow.. you can check out al canpone's gun at the mob museum on stewart avenue. the gun.. which is a smith and wesson 38 caliber revolver was confiscated by the feds back in 1928. it's unclear if the gun was used... in any famous mob shootouts.../// ((paul joncich)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news >> be sure to watch 8 news now at 11... ardy! please welcome today's contestants -- a business analyst from houston, texas... a yarn purveyor from albany, oregon... and our returning champion, and now here is the host of jeopardy, alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. if i were going to compete in a team trivia contest, i'd be very happy having seth as my partner, because so far in the past week or so, he has demonstrated broad knowledge in a wide variety of categories. but today, new challengers in bing and mira let's see how that works out. good luck, players. here we go. now let's take a look at the categories, starting off with... each correct response will be two words,

>>> tonight, breaking news. hurricane hermine ready to strike. widespread flooding. damaging winds up to 75 miles per hour. and now, parts of florida under a tornado watch. plus, millions in the northeast could see a labor day washout. our team in the storm zone. >>> disaster on the launch pad. the spacex rocket exploding in a huge ball of fire, destroying a $200 million satellite to be used by facebook. >>> mixed message. donald trump's hardline stand on undocumented immigrants. so today, why is he saying he's, quote, "softening his position"? >>> the abc news exclusive. basketball star dwyane wade speaking out about the death of his cousin in chicago, and how trump responded to the tragedy. >>> and, lost and found. two 5-year-old children flying alone, on separate flights. the airline putting them on the wrong planes, to the wrong cities. how did this happen? >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. we begin with that massive storm system growing my the minute. hurricane hermine about to strike. the first hurricane in 11 years to make landfall in florida. fierce rain and wind already battering the state. flash floods in clearwater, up to 10 inches could fall, and the effects up the atlantic coach, all the way to the northeast. millions of americans will feel the storm's power. ginger zee is standing by. but we begin with rob marciano on the florida shore. rob? >> reporter: it's really rolling in here. the tide should be going out. but the storm surge keeps bringing it back in. hurricane hermine is still 100 miles to the southwest, but it's taking a toll on this part of florida. tonight, hurricane hermine bearing down, and gaining strength, with conditions deteriorating rapidly. >> please protect property and evacuate immediately. >> reporter: officials warning residents, get out now before it's too late. >> bottom line, this is life-threatening. if you need to go to a shelter, go now. don't wait. >> reporter: storm surge now above the sea wall in clearwater beach. police patrolling in humvees there. in cedar key, tony frazier is hoping these sheets of metal hold up to the storm. >> there's no way to make anything safe. it's mother nature. >> reporter: at high tide, the water will be over this railing, if not over my head. the governor urging floridians get ready with a three-day supply of food and water. they're now emptying store shelves and filling up their gas tanks. are you worried about people being complacent? >> that's my biggest worry, complacency. >> reporter: the storm already wreaking havoc overnight. in sarasota, flash flooding trapping residents in their homes. first responders going door-to-door to help them get out. northwest of tampa, more than 200 hospital patients evacuated from this hospital after a fire and power outage, lightning the likely cause. the police chief telling me, once the winds get over 40 miles an hour, and if you didn't evacuate and need emergency services, you're on your own. going to be a long night. tom? >> thanks. >>> now, ginger zee with the hurricane track tonight. >> reporter: the water is already up a foot, and we're still hours from landfall, which will happen late tonight into early tomorrow morning. hurricane hermine, 75-plus mile an hour winds, and we put the future cast on, five to ten inches of rain easily, some places could get 20. the storm surge at peak, 6 to 9 feet, and by 7:00 a.m., into georgia. that's where you see the advisories into north carolina, and tropical storm warnings up to south carolina. and the storm will reach new jersey by sunday afternoon. >>> and from flooded roads to airport ground stops, this labor day could mean trouble all the way up to the northeast. here's linzie janis with the travel report. >> reporter: the airlines are warning to expect major delays and cancellations. if you want to change your flights, all the main carriers will allow you to do it for free. some are letting you cancel for a full refund. and there's already been a ground stop in charlotte. here in charleston, there are delays that will likely move up the east coast to major airports if hermine maintains its track this weekend. tom? >> thanks. >>> and next to the disaster on the launch pad, all caught on camera. look at the explosion seen and heard for miles. the fire destroying the rocket and the $200 million satellite onboard. here's david kerley on the catastrophe. >> reporter: it's a test that goes terribly wrong. this spacex rocket, erupting on the pad, like a bomb going off. and it wasn't just one explosion. several followed. the force of the blast felt by residents miles away from cape canaveral. >> it was like a small earthquake. that's a lot of power. >> reporter: spacex was planning to test fire the rocket ahead of this weekend's launch. it was filling it with fuel, including the tank in the upper stage, when something fails catastrophically. it is clear the explosion starts there. so big, it was picked up on radar. along with the rocket, its cargo, seen here, falling in flames, was lost too. inside, an israeli communications satellite that facebook hoped to use. in africa, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said in a post, "i'm deeply disappointed that spacex's launch failure destroyed our satellite, which would have provided internet service across the continent." it is the second major setback for spacex and its ceo elon musk. a little more than a year ago, one of its falcon 9s blew up on takeoff. so this isn't a death knell, it's a setback? >> it's not. we can figure out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: spacex will not fly again until a cause is determined and fixed. and that could complicate the space calendar. the private company was scheduled to take supplies to the international space station in november. tom? >> david, thank you. >>> let turn to politics now. donald trump's fiery speech on immigration after his trip to mexico. today, he said his position had softened. jon karl sorts it out. >> reporter: in ohio today, donald trump portrayed his immigration plan as positive and all-american. >> we will treat everyone with dignity, respect and compassion but our greatest compassion will be for the american citizen. >> reporter: but for all the talk trump would soften his stance on immigration, he's gone in the opposite direction. embracing what he called extreme measures to limit the flow of immigrants as he outlined his plan in arizona. >> extreme vetting. i want extreme. it's going to be so tough. and if somebody comes in, that's fine, but they're going to be good. it's extreme. >> reporter: and portraying undocumented immigrants as criminals. >> countless americans who have died in recent years would be alive today if not for the open border polices of this administration. >> reporter: in a single day, there seemed to be two trumps. fiery and uncompromising in arizona. and just hours earlier, diplomatic and soft-spoken in mexico. >> the bond between our countries is deep and sincere. >> reporter: there, he even seemed to pull his punches on the demand that mexico pay for the border wall. and the wall? is it a nonstarter? is there any chance mexico pays for the wall? >> we did discuss the wall, we did not discuss payment of the wall. >> reporter: after trump left, pena nieto insisted he told him that mexico wouldn't pay. >> mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: trump is now calling for a new immigration standard. >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to thrive and flourish and love us. >> reporter: he wants a deportation task force to round up violent criminals. >> day one, my first hour in office, those people are gone. >> reporter: but what of the millions of nonviolent immigrants, living in this country illegally? >> anyone who has entered the united states illegally is subject to deportation. >> reporter: yes, but would a president trump actually deport those families? today, trump said not immediately. >> we're going to make a decision at a later date once everything is stabilized. i think you're going to see there's really quite a bit of softening. >> reporter: there are some trump supporters that are deeply concerned. republican sources tell us two members of trump's hispanic advisory council have withdrawn their support of trump. >> and the associated press reporting the state department will release hillary clinton's detailed schedules? >> reporter: yes, we'll see how much of the time was spent meeting with donors, coming out in the middle of the campaign in october. >> thank you. >>> and donald trump also made headlines with his response after the shooting death of nba star dwyane wade's cousin on a chicago street. the police recording 90 murders, 384 shootings, 472 shooting victims in all. that's just in one month. dwyane wade's cousin, nykea aldridge, one of those murdered. wade spoke with abc news. >> donald trump said dwyane wade's cousin shot and killed walking in chicago. just what i've been saying. african-americans will vote trump. what did you think when you heard that? >> well, i was kind of conflicted. you know, it's like, your cousin's death is used as a ploy for political gain. on the other hand, it's a national story. it goes back to that for me. i want eyes on this city. i want us to be able to do more together, and the only way we can do more is if people know what's going on. so, one, i was grateful that it started a conversation. but on the other hand, it left a bad taste in my mouth because of what my family and the city is dealing with. >> george will have much more tomorrow on "good morning america." >>> next, colin kaepernick with another controversial move. some saying ining he crossed t again. first, he refused to stand for the national anthem. and then, this picture of his socks. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, the quarterback who ignited a firestorm for sitting out the national anthem, sparking a new controversy by wearing these socks at practice, depicting police officers as pigs. colin kaepernick says he's worn them before, as a statement against rogue police who put the community and other well intentioned officers in danger by, "creating an environment of tension and mistrust." now one of the country's largest police organizations, accusing kaepernick of dishonoring officers. tonight, the quarterback is planning to sit the national anthem out again in san diego. the game, a tribute to veterans >> i don't think we'd have a player like him, frankly, i think he'd be booed out or the owners would be forced to not accept someone like him. >> reporter: some fans burning his jersey. but others like these veterans taking to twitter to support his right to protest. i served 25 years in the air force to protect everyone's first amendment rights. i support you. tom? >> kayna, thank you. >>> next, a sweeping apology by georgetown university, formally apologizing and offering admission to the descend aants the slaves it once owned. >>> and new zika worries tonight. officials say three groups of mosquitoes in miami beach have tested positive for the virus. the mosquitoes were trapped in a tourist area of south beach with concerns infected travelers could spread the virus when they return home. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the major mix-up at the airport. two children, flying alone on separate flights. landing in the wrong cities. how did this happen? coming up. >>> then, the smartphone danger. the company forced to halt shipments of its new phone. >>> and the former college athlete behind bars, serving three months for sex assault. the big development that's just hours away. picking up for kyle. . you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? 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>> he is fine. he's going to be back in the air. >> i have to believe this incident may cause changes on the grid line, whether it be larger flags or lights or auto kill, i don't know what. >> better communication, ear pieces so everybody can hear what's going on. >> something didn't go right. >> this almost killed someone. >> yeah. >> pretty handy creatures, they'll make it their home, like in this tree. >> wax right there. breaks out the power tools and they are going to start removing all that honey comb from this tree. somebody called them in to do a bee removal. looks like a public park. i'm thinking maybe that might be a public hazard, but as you can see here, the work has started. >> like cement. >> that's disheartening, on the cartoons you see the bear. >> i'm thinking the same thing, if i'm this guy, how tempting is it to lift up your hoodie there. >> i think it's pretty easy. >> probably right. >> here he shows how he has a device with his vacuum attachment to relocate these bees. >> one-eighth inch mesh and that keeps the bees from getting sucked up into the vac. >> cool. >> they break out the smoke. >> i kind of feel bad. >> yeah, remove them when they are on a house or well of a car tire, something like that, but here they are in a tree in a park where they are supposed to be. >> but if you look at this, though, right there you can see there is a very close building in this area and if that's a home or if that's a park area, you really don't want bees that close, but they will relocate them somewhere where they can be useful and they can be happy. once they knock it down, you see more of these bees in there. this is a very large hive. i like this part right here, because it pretty much sums up mankind. >> drone, male. only live to have sex, that's it. then they die. >> and then they die. >> wonderful. >>> video i'm about to show you is about to knock your socks off. here we are on the train track in ireland, it's about to go through the tunnel. kid waving it down. >> standby. >> watch what happens as the train enters into the dark tunnel. >> no, no. someone's in there, someone's in there. get out of the way! :they are children. apparently, this is a thing. ireland officials released this video because they want it to stop asap. they say some of the kids are playing chicken with the train and some of them are trespassing. either way, it's not a good idea. >> where did they go, did they hide? 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from dar constitution hall, here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny.

host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. ten asked by people in our studio audience, "why do you like your job so much?" and my answer has always been the same -- because for 30 minutes each day, i get to spend time with three very bright contestants. and for the past week and a half, it's been my pleasure to spend a lot of time with our current champion, seth wilson. very engaging and bright young man who could go over the $200,000 mark today. but anne and damien will have something to say about that. let's see how it all works out. good luck. here we go. all right. time to find out what the categories are. alex: seth, start us. episodes of the sitcom for $200, please.