here. "abc7 news" was at san jose whe spoke out. we're here to remindm community. santa clara county l president's decision.jose's may declarations for puert and stat supplies as this storm spencer christian is obviously . miles per hour. it has produced gusts to 225 ho unbelievable. expected path of t southeast, caribbean and southl -- hurricane irma. here's their >> reporter: there's a big need back-to-back hurricanes. today,. most. cross v v v v v v v v volunteers. mission, provide wa. pretty good to help somebody. >> reporter: red cross is thinn >> reporter: the urban urban urn >> reporter: the task force al "abc7 news." signs of normalcy y schedules. harvely survivors in neighbors are keeping watch. vog neighborhood. good news since a property crimes go is live in these license plate a solar neighborhoods. cameramaker contracts with assr committed. common own security neighborhoods look at things sf >> reporter: the cameras can bet interface. and then create a nis >> reporter: police captain dou investigation. are concerned tb >> reporter: most of those we u >> reporter: he says the camera" controversial subject has flaree scientists. the surprise closurs this. new at 6:00, a hayward man among five people killed at a crash about 40 miles west of fresno this morning. the chp says the man was driving an suv when he ran a stop sign and trove into the path of a big rig. both vehicles overturned and the suv caught fire. all five men in the suv were killed. the big rig driver suffered minor injuries. chp says drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. earlier this summer san francisco lawmakers passed what is said to be the strongest ban in the nation on flavored tobacco products. but the fate of that law is now going to be taken out of their hands and passed on to the voters. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us live from the newsroom. >> the ban would not have taken effect until next april but as soon as it was passed opponents began collecting signatures to put the matter to the voters. that gave supervisors two choices to consider this afternoon. repeal the law, or fight for the ban at the ballot box. they chose the latter. >> it's a battle we shouldn't be have to fight. not in the 21st century. >> reporter: but the fight continues for san francisco supervisor malia cohen. she's the sponsor of a landmark measure banning the sale of menthol cigarettes and flavored tobacco products in the city. health experts say the candy flavors encourage teenagers to start smoking. the ban was approved by the board in june and the mayor signed it into law. but now the voters will have a say after opponents gathered enough signatures to put it on the bol to the. >> it's time for us to stand up and say, enough is enough. we will not be seduced by your insidious marketing practices. >> reporter: the signature-gathering campaign was funded largely by the r.j. reynolds tobacco company, but organizations like the arab-american grocers association were also involved. marian suzuna says there are scores of small stores like hers -- ted's deli south of market -- that rely on tobacco products to get customers in the door. one analyst claims the loss in sales could be as much as $50 million a year. >> the corner market sector in san francisco is part of the fabric, both cultural and economic landscape. and this would have a detrimental effect. bite p it would put hundreds of stores out of business. >> the city is not backing down. this afternoon the supervisors unanimously expressed support for the ban. and will now work to convince voters who will find this as one of the measures on the ballot next june. in the news room, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. dealing with aging infrastructure is not just about rebuilding bridges and highways. tonight the walnut creek city council is getting its first look at a $45 million plan to remodel and replace its community center and pools. the community center at civic park would get a makeover and one at heather farm park could be torn down and replaced. but the biggest single project would be replacing the three pools at the city's clark memorial swim center for $20 million. >> this absolutely is starting to deteriorate. and we need a new pool. it's pretty nice right now. to be completely honest. like -- look, i've been living in oakland these last years and i've recently been coming and swimming at this pool again. and -- i don't have any issues with the pool the way it is right now. >> city staffers say the pools have safety and water quality problems and defective underwater lights. a high school in what's being called the biotech capital of the world now has a state-of-the-art biotechnology lab for students. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is live there right now. jonathan, students are really already doing experiments, right? >> that's true, they are. they've got gloves and safety goggles on and some of them are doing hands-on lab work every day. in fact, this year as many as 1,000 students will do course work in biotech. lot of them right here in this new building donated by genentech which cut the ribbon today. cutting the rib won on a state-of-the-art lab that was a pile of dirt a year ago. students aren't just excited for the new building, they're excited about science. >> changing things and plants, change their dna, change their colors by changing sequences. that's what i'm excited for, to get to work with a living thing. >> reporter: the science garage home to a new biotechnology program that's almost entirely hands-on. >> the kids have access to such great state-of-the-art equipment that i didn't even have access to when i went to college. >> reporter: aldo nated by genentech, south san francisco's biggest employer, which might have some openings down the road. >> the future of science is not here. the future of science is here. it's all around us. >> reporter: that is if genentech and south san francisco high can defy the odds. >> the fastest-growing careers are based in the knowledge of math and science. but half of students are disengaged in science by the time they hit middle school. that's a huge gap. >> reporter: so the new building comes with a new curriculum to get kids thinking like scientists. >> you're trying new things, you're failing, and you're learning from that. it builds in not only innovation but an opportunity for our kids to really grapple with things. >> reporter: and genentech employees will volunteer here as teaching assistants and mentors. >> san francisco is often known as the home of biotechnology. so it's as if we're having an older brother mentor a very younger brother into doing something that we might love. >> reporter: and might love to study more. a whole new reason to go to college. >> what colleges offer biotechnology? they come to me and ask. they're already thinking about that being a possible career choice for them. >> that's exciting. >> neat, yeah. all right, time to check weather. if we're going to continue to cool off? >> yeah, it's been nice. spencer chris is tracking our forecast. >> weather's exciting. here's the view from the east bay hills camera. you can see in the distance broken scattered high clouds and low clouds beginning to work their way over the bay right now. these are our forecast features. air quality will continue improving tomorrow. there's a slight chance of sprinkles on thursday. and we'll be heating up again inland over the weekend. right now let's take a look at live done tear 11. you can see we have mainly sunny skies across the bay area right now. and of course there are the few clouds i showed you there from our east bay host camera working their way locally over the bay this evening and during the overnight hours. this is emory view, similar to the one i showed you from the east bay hills. currently 68 at san francisco. 70 across the bay in oakland. 81 san jose. 83 gilroy. 65 at half moon bay. check out this view from our rooftop camera, abc 7 looking out over the bay under mostly blue skies. 79 in santa rosa. napa 83. 86 fairfield. 84 concord and live poor. santa cruz beach, air quality in the orange range, moderate air quality. we'll see a few greens tomorrow, good air quality expected in the south central bay and santa clara valley. and moderate elsewhere. we continue day by day to see the air quality improving. overnight with the few clouds pushing over the bay and locally inland, mild temperatures will prevail in the early morning hours. we'll see low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 60s. then afternoon tomorrow, clouds pull back to the coastline. it will remain relatively humid tomorrow. a little bit muggier than what we're used to here. but the sun will be bright in the sky with a few hazy clouds. highs range from low 70s at the coast to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay. we'll see mid to upper 80s, near 90 in the very warmest inland locations. it will be cooler thursday as a few more clouds come in. temperatures in the inland areas only in the mid to upper 70s. but temperatures will bounce back to near average on friday. and then on saturday the warm-up begins as inland highs will reach about 90, 91 in the warmest spots. and it's not going to be a heat wave but it is going to warm up. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. once again slightly humid tomorrow. slight chance of sprinkles on thursday. shouldn't amount to much. not so muggy on friday. then we got the weekend warmup. sunday looks like it's going to be the warmest day with inland highs in the upper 90s. we're not looking at triple digits yet. low to mid 80s around the bay. low 70s on the coast. temperatures will gradually drop off monday and tuesday. >> that was something else, oh my gosh. >> oh goodness. >> let's not have a repeat of that, please. coming up next, a new lawsuit is filed over wells fargo's unauthorized account scandal. >> this one isn't just against the company, it's against specific for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. stocks suffered the biggest drop in almost three weeks today. wells fargo may have rung the closing bell but declines among bank stocks were one reason for today's losses. the dow lost 234 points ending at 21,753. the nasdaq tumbled 59 points. the s&p lost 18. in addition to bank stocks slipping, technology stocks were also down today. the declines are blamed on growing tensions between the united states and north korea. a new lawsuit filed here in the bay area is taking aim at the directors of wells fargo bank. the suit argues bank executives and members of the board of directors are ultimately responsible for a culture of deceptive practices and should be financially liable. in a recent development, the bank is accused of bundling a type auto insurance with its car loans without customers' knowledge. attorney mark mulavy says the suit is being filed on behalf of concerned shareholders. >> they want to change the way this bank is doing business. they're long time loyal shareholders. many of them have held shares for dozens and dozens of years. they don't want to run away from the problem, they want to change and fix the problem. what they're concerned about is the existing management doesn't seem to care. >> in a statement officials at wells fargo said they are evaluating the complaint. soldiers who meet at a north bay vfw post are fighting a battle against time and nature. it's a battle they hope they can win in the next too months before this situation gets even worse. do not give up hope. >> tonight, the new bipartisan plan that's giving those in the daca program reason to hope. changes for the maker of angry birds that could make them happy. four alameda county deputies accused of abusing inmates were charged with fell knees. eric mcdermott is suspects of choking an inmate until he passed out. he and justin lynn are accused of let ning an inmate whistle-blower. the judge increased bail for both help. they'll be held in jail if they don't post bail by next week. sarah kraus and steven sarkos are accused of helping an inmate throw feces and urine on another inmate. all four will be back in court next monday. the daly city man facing a weapons charge for a violent berkeley protest earlier this year pleaded not guilty. outside court kyle chapman said he had no comment. chump man is a trump supporter who calls himself "based stick man" online. he could face a year in jail if convicted. chapman is due back in court next month. to developing news the trump administration will phase out a program that protects 800,000 young undocumented dreamers. >> president trump says he wants congress to work on a solution starti ining tomorrow homeland security will stop processing new applications. >> leslie brinkley talked to a bay area man who says it would be devastating for his family. >> you have a right to feel proud and determined to fight for yourself and the people that you care about. >> reporter: 200 cal students stopped to listen at the 5:00 p.m. emergency rally to defend dac at at sproul plaza. dreamers could have their lives turned upside down. >> joust focus on yourself right now. don't let these things distract you. >> reporter: this 19-year-old student at diablo valley college moved here from mexico when he was 7. he registered as a dreamer and dreamed of becoming a radiologist. >> i currently use my work permit to support my family financially. and support my life here in school. and if i can't work part-time and go to school, then it's going to be really hard for me to get by. deportation is definitely like a worry for me, my dad, and my mom and my sister. >> what some of these students are facing right now is the reality that if they've been cleared to work, they may not be able to work. >> reporter: the announcement that daca will be phased out over the next six months is devastating. >> anxiety from that side, then anxiety from my college life. it's really hard to cope together. that's why i'm here. to have our voices heard. >> reporter: at dbc, dreamers are hard to count, they're an underground population. last year 300 undocumented immigrants were eligible for in-state tuition and financial aid. this year applications are down 25%. at uc berkeley, up to 1,000 students are undocumented. >> the announcement has caused a great deal of anxiety. but also i would say resolve. that we make sure that our daca students remain part of our community. >> faculty and staff are inundating pratt for requests how they can help and support the dreamers here. leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. rescinding the daca program will take six months unless congress acts. as of today no new applications will be accepted. applications already submitted will be processed, including renewal applications. no permits will expire for at least the next six months. and all existing permits are valid for up to two years until their expiration date. this plan is all dependant on what action congress takes. the ball is in its court. abc 7 news anchor kristin zee looks at what some members of congress are saying. >> strong reaction from both sides of the aisle after president trump's daca decision. no surprise from leading democrats. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweets, trump's cowardice is on full display today. his cruelty must not stand." california senator kamala harris, "my message to dreamers, we see you, we stand with you, we will fight to ensure you can stay in the country you call home." some republicans are criticizing the decision. arizona senator john mccain tweets, "potus' decision on daca is the wrong approach at a time when both sides need to compromise on immigration reform." speaking of both sides, republican lindsey graham and democrat dic durbin held a news conference together reintroducing the dream act. it provides a path to citizenship for those who came here illegally as children. >> my challenge to the president that is you've talked very glowingly about these kids. help us. help us in the house. help us in the senate. i think you're a good man. get involved personally. work the phones. try to find a consensus here. >> even leading obama critic republican senator rand paul tweets, "president obama's executive order was illegal, however, this is a real problem we should solve in a bipartisan fashion." kristin zee, abc 7 news. in times of war, circumstances often force soldiers to destroy important buildings. in novato, the opposite has come to pass. they're trying to save one against long odds. here's abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman who what may be the last gasp of a beloved vfw hall. >> i've been doing that -- >> reporter: sometimes it's the place, the company, and the memories. especially a vfw post 7816 in novato. if this bar could talk it would tell a lot of stories. if donald west land could listen, he'd know all and a lot more. >> he was in world war ii and died -- was killed during world war ii in the -- after he became a prisoner of war in the philippines. >> reporter: yes, marin county's only vfw hall has that much history. but the pervading smell in the building these days has nothing to do with the past. >> well, it's rotting from the top down. >> top down? >> the roof. and that's our problem. >> reporter: note the cracks, the leaks, the roof caving in, the beams holding it up. if this was just a question of tar and gravel, it might an reasonable fix but it's much more complicated. you see this network of beams? they support the roof. they're rotting. when these beams go, the roof falls in. >> we have to get this roof done quick. >> reporter: because rainy season is coming. the repairs will cost $65,000. the post has opened a go fund me page for donations but it's not doing well. their urgency goes beyond the historic nature of this building. anyone who's fought in a war would understand. >> those guys that are coming out of battle now need a place to go to talk. >> reporter: a place where the roof won't fall in, where a kindred spirit is always there to listen. in novato, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. two health clubs abruptly shut down a month ago and "7 on your side" is trying to get answers. tonight what michael finney has been able to find out about the reason the doors suddenly closed. desperate times call for desperate measures for a ground-breaking cab company struggling to stay in business. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ that's taylor swift's new hit song. if you like it, you're not alone. the single "look what you made me do" reached the number one spot on billboard's hot 100 chart. it unseated "despacito" which held the top spot for 16 weeks and was about to break the record held by mariah carey and boyz ii men for the longest-running song "one sweet day." the company behind angry birds is going public. rovio is finnish so the stock will be traded on the helsinki stock exchange. angry birds came out in 2009 and the company says it's the most downloaded mobile game ever. angry birds is free to download. in february the ceo talked with abc 7 news about how that changed the whole gaming industry. >> look at the app stores nowadays. most of the games are free to play. so you actually download them free. and inside the game are micro payments. that was a huge shift in the gaming incenter i in the past years. >> angry birds has spawned a movie, merchandise, and several spinoff games. the company didn't reveal an estimated share price. a struggling cab company in san francisco has launched a crowd funding campaign to keep it rolling. san francisco green cab was the first all-hybrid fleet in the city when it began in 2007. and believes it's the only driver-owned and operated cab company in the city. the company says state tax regulations give companies like uber and lyft an unfair advantage. green cab says its drivers have a dedication to service that you can't find with ride-hailing companies. >> we have our regulars that we get covered. and we value them greatly. in fact, we see ourselves as a neighborhood cab company. >> now green cab is looking to raise $35,000. without it, the company says it will close. today marks the official first day on the job for uber's new ceo and that leads to tonight's "bay area business watch." dara is inheriting a company tainted by scandal. former ceo travis kalanick stepped down because of ongoing sexual harassment issues and several lawsuits. the new ceo says to start he wants uber to focus on its core business and take big shots in building for the future. home prices along the peninsula continue to go up. new data shows prices in san francisco and san mateo counties rose by 7.1% in july this year compared to last year, faster than the national average. we are enjoying some cooler temperatures and clearer skies as we can see in this live picture from the roof of our abc 7 news studio. >> spencer has more to look forward to in the seven-day forecast in five minut ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ when can we do this again, grandpa? we, how about ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow?.. ♪ ask your doctor about entresto and help make tomorrow possible. more than a month after the closure of a popular fitness club in san francisco, hundreds of members are still looking for answers about refunds. >> "7 on your side's" michael finney was the first to report on this situation and here's an update. >> we keep gathering information on this. what we've found that is we've learned the closure is a fallout from a dispute between the franchise and the franchisee. members of the fitness club appear to be caught in the middle. >> for lease sign outside the building that used to be the home of cardio bar in san francisco. some members like emma lee can't believe their club is gone. >> even by saw the for lease sign that didn't trigger that the business was gone. it was like, oh, something else in the building is being leased. >> reporter: one member received only one day's notice. others received no warning at all. >> i showed up to class and the studio was closed. >> reporter: feelings about the closure remain raw. >> i guess i was surprised and disappointed. >> i was just in a lot of shock. like -- that's definitely not a way to run a business. >> reporter: most have not received any explanation about the sudden closure. "7 on your side" has learned the shutdown comes seven months after the franchise filed an arbitration complaint against the san francisco and pleasanton locations. both are closed and owned by this man seen in his linkedin profile, nick winn, accused of failing to report sales and pay franchise and advertising fees. the complaint reads, "cardio bar depends on reports and royalty payments and advertising fees to fund the operation of its business and generate a reasonable return of its franchisee." a cross-complaint accuses cardio bar franchise of fraud and breach of contract, saying it failed to provide promised training and advertising and the company's mandatory program significantly reduced his revenue. in their counter complaint, winn's attorney said mr. winn repeatedly ride to make his franchises work while only being met with obstruction and sabotage. >> it would be great for everyone to get their payments reimbursed for all the unused classes. >> reporter: the san francisco district attorney's office is asking consumers with unused classes to contact the consumer unit. attorney alex vasian told us if anyone has evidence the compan took money for new memberships after they intended to shut down the business, we want to hear about it. >> they want to conduct their investigation. i mean, might be prudent to do so. >> alexandria received a refund after disputing the charges on her credit card. both sides of the arbitration dispute declined our request for interviews. well, as we know, the bay area is a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers prove it all the time. >> look at this. trina shared this sunrise picture from sausalito this morning. #abc7now which helps us find it and like you can do. what's coming? spencer is back with the forecast. >> you know, i envy those pictures. you guys are getting good at this picture-taking thing. a look at live done tear 7. mainly sunny skies, beautiful evening no matter what direction you're looking. this is the overnight picture. we'll see humid conditions again, especially near the coast where it will be cloudier. it will be mild again overnight, low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 60s. tomorrow look for another fair, mild to warm day. a little humid at the coast. highs will range from low 70s at the coast to upper 70s and low 80s around the bay. we'll see mid to upper 80s inland. thursday's going to be a little cooler with a chance of sprinkles. just a slight chance of sprinkles. it will be not so muggy friday. we'll start to get our usual drier air feel. over the weekend it starts to warm up. sunday the warmest day with inland highs in the upper 90s. but we're not expecting triple digits. low 80s around the bay. low 70s the coast. temperatures will gradually taper off a few degrees each day monday and tuesday. all in all looks like a very pleasant weekend. >> we like that thanks. on to sports. larry beil's here with nfl news. >> the nfl has ruled on ezekiel elliott. he's going to be suspended six games but still able to play. how's that work? been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ new season of nfl football begins. colin kaepernick remains a spectator. aaron rodgers came out in support of kaep, cal newton of the carolina panthers saying it's unfair nobody has signed kaepernick. kaep and the 49ers outdueled newton's panthers to advance to the nfc championship so newton has seen what kaep can do and thinks it's clear kaep deserves a roster spot somewhere. >> in my opinion do i think kaepernick is better than some of these starting quarterbacks in this league? absolutely. should he be on the roster, in my opinion? absolutely. there's no question about it. is he good enough to be on a roster? is he good enough to be a starting quarterback? absolutely. >> the nfl has upheld the six-game suspension for cowboys running back ezekiel elliott in a domestic abuse case. because the ruling came down late today, elliot will be able to play in the seasonhe giants. elliot visited the u.s. district court to request a temporary restraining order be imposed against the nfl six-game suspension. a ruling on that motion is expected by friday. after an impressive 62-7 win over rice the stanford cardinal are set for a much tougher test this saturday when they go on the road to take on the top-ranked team in the pac-12, that would be usk. the cardinal have taken 7 of the last 9 against the trojans but mike schuman reports that has not diminished the rivalry in the eyes of stanford. >> stan disorder and usc are one of the greatest rivalries in the history of the pac-12. they normally don't play this early in the season. but it doesn't matter when they face usc. >> everybody's always excited to play at sc and the coliseum's a great venue to play any football game. we're pretty excited to go down there. > we have great respect for each other, i think. you know, as players. and this game's always something that we kind of look forward to, especially playing earlier in the year. >> it's one of those games that you can't ever take your foot off the gas pedal. because the other team can take advantage. i'm seeing that from both sides. both teams have to play at a high level. i don't know if you missed this. highlight of the college football this past weekend. usc has a blind long snapper, jake olsen are he snapped the ball for the trojans' final conversion in a win over western michigan. today he was named the pac-12 special teams player of the week. olsen had cancer of the retina, lost his left eye when he was only 10 months old, his right eye when he was 12. still out there getting it done, great job. cal linebacker devonte downs named defensive player of the week, 13 tackles, forced a fumble, had an interception in cal's season-opening win over north carolina. baseball, giants continuing their series with the rockies. pablo sandoval, what happened, 0 for his last 33 at-bats. could they free the panda tonight? look, kids. giant fans in the front row. here's pablo. could use some of the rarefied mountain air. double play ball on his first at-bat. 34 straight hitless at-bats. that's the way it's been going tort giants. giants load the bases in the third. hunter pence, check swing, strike three. in the fourth, trevor story. what's your story? my story is my 19th homer of the year comes off of ty blach, who's been through a rough stretch. right now it is 2-0 rockies, they are in the fifth. a thriller at the u.s. open. venus williams and petra k individu viviva, winner moves on to the semifinals. join us tonight at 9:00 on "kofitv 20." a man goes on a violent spree inside a 7-eleven, trashing the place, smashing windows, assaulting the clerk. what triggered that incident? an armored takeover at target. on abc 7 news at 11:00, the search under way to find the masked men who violently rushed into an east bay store. and coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it's "bachelor in paradise." nine:00, back-to-back episodes of "black-ish" told by "somewhere between." then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> 11:35, jimmy kimmel live. tonight, steve harvey and bill skarsgard. >> this is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. for breaking news on twitter, abc 7 news bay area. appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament! here is our second group of semi-finalists -- an 8th through 12th grade math teacher from vienna, virginia... a high school english teacher from ferndale, michigan... and a high school english from van nuys, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. as you've noticed in this tournament, i'm sure, our teachers are not only intelligent but they are well-rounded individuals. and if you'd like to find out how teachers all around the country are making a big impact not only on their schools but on their communities, go to thankamericasteachers.com. you'll be pleasantly surprised. we had a terrific game yesterday. if today is its equal, then we're in for something special. so, nan, susannah, and eduardo, good luck. here we go. categories -- what are they? of course. next... "green" in quotation marks. oh... we'll deal with... and finally, you'll love this one... nan, start. you're so possessive! for $200. susannah. what is new year's eve? yes. you're so possessive! -- $400. susannah. what is a mama's boy? correct again. possessive, $600.