>>
>> FIVE
>> FIVE ALEX TREBEK THE BELOVED HOST OF JEOPARDY FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES HAS DIED.
GOOD EVENING AND THANKS FOR
JOINING US TONIGHT.
I'M STEVE PRICE.
>> AND I'M MELISSA SUMMERS.
TRIBECA WAS 80 YEARS OLD AND
DIED AFTER A NEARLY TWO YEAR
BATTLE WITH PANCREATIC CANCER.
HE DIED AT HOME EARLY THIS
MORNING WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS
AT HIS SIDE.
CHRIS MARTINEZ HAS MORE ON THE
LIFE OF THE LEGENDARY TV GAME
SHOW HOST WHO ALWAYS HAD ALL
THE ANSWERS.
>> ALEX TREBEK BECAME THE HOST
OF JEOPARDY IN 1984 WHEN MERV
GRIFFIN HIRED HIM FOR THE
REVIVAL OF THE POPULAR TV QUIZ
SHOW JEOPARDY SOON BECAME A
DAILY RITUAL FOR MILLIONS.
EVEN ON THE SILVER SCREEN
VERSUS 27 MINUTES A JEOPARDY!
>> OVER THE YEARS WITH TRUBEK
AS ITS EVER PRESENT HOST THIS
SHOW WHERE ANSWERS ARE ALWAYS
IN THE FORM OF A QUESTION.
>> JAMES WITH POLK WON MULTIPLE
DAYTIME EMMYS AND IT GAVE GAME
SHOWS A NEW AND BRAINY EDGE.
>> AMERICA IS A VERY
COMPETITIVE SOCIETY.
I CAN THROW THE BALL FARTHER
THAN YOU.
I CAN RUN FASTER THAN YOU.
I CAN DO BETTER ON JEOPARDY
THAN YOU.
OH YEAH.
LET'S FIND OUT.
TRUBEK STARTED HIS CAREER IN
JOURNALISM AS A REPORTER WITH
THE CANADIAN BROADCASTING
CORPORATION.
>> THE ONTARIO NATIVE MADE HIS
AMERICAN TV DEBUT IN 1973 AS
M.C. OF THE WIZARD OF ODDS.
IN 2017 SHOREBANK SUFFERED A
SETBACK WHEN HE HIT HIS HEAD
AND UNDERWENT SURGERY.
THEN IN MARCH 2019, TRUBEK TOLD
FANS AROUND THE WORLD THAT HE
HAD STAGE FOUR PANCREATIC
CANCER.
BUT HE PROMISED HE WOULD NOT
GIVE UP.
THE PROGNOSIS FOR THIS IS NOT
VERY ENCOURAGING BUT I'M GOING
TO FIGHT THIS AS HE WAS
RECEIVING TREATMENT FOR CANCER.
>> TRUBEK SPOKE WITH JANE
PAULEY ON CBS SUNDAY MORNING.
>> FOR 35 YEARS I'VE ENJOYED
THE SUCCESS OF THE SHOW BUT
I'VE NEVER REALLY THOUGHT ABOUT
THE IMPACT THE PROGRAM WAS
HAVING ON AMERICAN VIEWERS.
AND I'VE BECOME PART OF THEIR
LIVES.
>> TRUBEK HOSTED MORE THAN 7000
EPISODES OF JEOPARDY!
CHRIS MARTINEZ CBS NEWS TRUBEK
BEGAN HIS GAME SHOW CAREER BACK
IN 1966 ON A SHOW CALLED REACH
FOR THE TOP IN HIS NATIVE
CANADA.
>> HOW MUCH QUIETER DAY
NATIONWIDE FOLLOWING
YESTERDAY'S ELECTION RESULTS
AND THE CELEBRATIONS THAT
ENSUED FOR THE HISTORIC BITON
HARRIS TICKET, JOE BIDEN'S
PRESIDENCY STARTS ON
INAUGURATION DAY.
>> BUT WITH A PANDEMIC AND
BATTERED ECONOMY, HE'S TRYING
TO GET A HEAD START ON
ADDRESSING THE NATION'S
CHALLENGES.
MICHAEL GEORGE IN WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE WITH MORE.
>> THE DAY AFTER HIS VICTORY
SPEECH, PRESIDENT ELECT JOE
BIDEN ATTENDED CHURCH AND
STOPPED BY THE GRAVESITE OF HIS
SON BEAU.
>> THE PEOPLE OF THIS NATION
HAVE SPOKEN.
THEY'VE DELIVERED US A CLEAR
VICTORY, A CONVINCING VICTORY
AT SATURDAY NIGHT'S RALLY,
BIDEN SAID HE PLANS TO FORM A
CAUVIN TASK FORCE AS NEW CASES
IN THE US CONTINUE TO REACH
RECORD HEIGHTS.
>> THE REALITY IS THAT BY THE
TIME THE PRESIDENT ELECT TAKES
OFFICE WE'LL PROBABLY BE AT THE
SORT APEX, IF YOU WILL, OF WHAT
WE'RE GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW.
>> THEY'RE GOING TO TAKE THE
BIDEN KOBE PLAN THAT INVOLVES
ROBUST TESTING OF TRACING AND
DEALING WITH THE ECONOMIC
FALLOUT AFTER A ROUND OF SUNDAY
GOLF.
PRESIDENT TRUMP TWEETED ABOUT
THE ELECTION OUTCOME.
SINCE WHEN DOES THE LAME STREAM
MEDIA CALL WHO OUR NEXT
PRESIDENT WILL BE?
WE'VE ALL LEARNED A LOT IN THE
LAST TWO WEEKS.
TRUMP'S ATTORNEY RUDY GIULIANI
SAYS LAWSUITS CHALLENGING THE
20 20 ELECTION RESULTS WILL BE
FILED IN THIS ROOM.
SO FAR PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS
OFFERED NO EVIDENCE OF HIS
CLAIMS OF VOTER FRAUD WHEN HE
TAKES OFFICE ON JANUARY 20TH.
BIDEN SAYS HE'LL WORK JUST AS
HARD FOR THOSE WHO DIDN'T VOTE
FOR HIM AS THOSE WHO DID HERE
IN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE WHERE
THE PRESIDENT ELECT IS KNOWN AS
UNCLE JOE.
>> MANY TOLD US THEY'VE SEEN
FIRSTHAND THE QUALITIES HE'LL
BRING TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
IT'S JUST SO NICE TO SEE THAT
JUST THE COMMUNITY COMING
TOGETHER BEHIND SOMEONE WHO'S
GOING TO HOPEFULLY DO SO MUCH
GOOD FOR ALL OF US.
>> AND WITH ITS HOMETOWN HERO
HEADING TO THE WHITE HOUSE THIS
CITY OF JUST OVER 70000 IS
ABOUT TO GET AN EVEN BIGGER
PLACE ON THE POLITICAL MAP.
>> MICHAEL GEORGE, CBS NEWS ,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIALS
TELL CBS NEWS THE PRESIDENT
WILL CONCEDE WHEN ALL LEGAL
OPTIONS ARE EXHAUSTED AND WHEN
THE FINAL NUMBERS REFLECT BIDEN
WIN SAN DIEGO CONTINUES HEADING
TOWARD THE PURPLE TIER.
>> THE STATE WILL CALCULATE OUR
CASE RATE ON TUESDAY AND IF
IT'S ABOVE A SEVEN THEN WE'RE
GOING TO HAVE JUST THREE DAYS
TO ENACT NEW RESTRICTIONS ON
BUSINESSES.
NEWSDAY BRANDON LEWIS TELLS US
WHAT WE COULD EXPECT AND HOW
LONG IT COULD LAST.
>> STEPHEN ALEESHA, SOME
RESTAURANTS AND BUSINESSES SAY
THAT THIS COULD HAVE A
DEVASTATING EFFECT ON THEM.
IF WE DO INDEED MOVE TO PURPLE
,IT WOULD FORCE SOME
BUSINESSES TO OPERATE
EXCLUSIVELY OUTDOORS.
OTHERS WOULD HAVE TO EXTREMELY
LIMIT THEIR CAPACITY.
SO TONIGHT WE WANT TO EXPLAIN
EXACTLY HOW WE GOT HERE AND WHY
IT'S A LITTLE DIFFERENT THIS
TIME AROUND.
SAN DIEGO CONTINUED ITS MARCH
TOWARD THE PURPLE TIER.
THE LATEST UNADJUSTED RATE
CHOSES HOVERING ABOUT A NINE.
THE STATE GIVES CREDIT TO
COUNTIES THAT DO A LOT OF
TESTING AND SAN DIEGO HAS THIS
WEEK.
BUT IT WOULD REQUIRE US
RECEIVING THE LARGEST CREDIT
WE'VE EVER RECEIVED TO AVOID
PURPLE THAT HAS BUSINESSES
ALONG OKLAHOMA BOULEVARD
PREPARING FOR THE WORST WHILE
HOPING FOR THE BEST.
>> THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY AND
MONEY THAT THE BUSINESSES ARE
SPENDING IS REALLY
UNSUSTAINABLE.
WE'RE NOT GOING BE ABLE TO
CONTINUE THAT.
>> THE POTENTIAL MOVE TO PURPLE
COMES AS THE WEATHER IS GETTING
COOLER AND HOLIDAY SHOPPING IS
JUST GETTING UNDER WAY.
THAT WOULD MAKE IT HARDER TO
CONVINCE CUSTOMERS TO DINE
OUTSIDE OR WAIT IN LONG LINES
AT RETAIL STORES THAT WOULD
OPERATE AT JUST 25 PERCENT
CAPACITY AND SOME BUSINESSES
HAVE INDICATED THEY MAY DEFY
THE CHANGE.
I STAND BEHIND THEM BECAUSE I
DON'T KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE
IN THEIR SHOES OR THEIR
EMPLOYEE SHOES SO I HAVE TO I
HAVE TO FOR PRESERVATION OF
THAT BUSINESS STAND BESIDE.
THERE ARE A FEW DIFFERENCES
THIS TIME AROUND PARENT NAIL
SALONS, PERSONAL CARE SERVICES
CAN KEEP OPERATING INDOORS.
BUT MOST OTHERS MUST MOVE
OUTSIDE AND IF PAST SPIKES ARE
ANY INDICATION THEY EXPECT TO
STAY THERE FOR SEVERAL WEEKS.
THIS GRAPH SHOWS OUR CASE RATE
SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN.
THE BIGGEST SPIKE WAS AFTER
MANY RESTRICTIONS WERE REMOVED
IN LATE MAY BEFORE THEY WERE
REIMPLEMENTED IN EARLY JULY,
TAKING ABOUT SIX TO EIGHT WEEKS
TO GET UNDER CONTROL.
BUT SINCE THEN WE'VE HOVERED
AROUND THE THRESHOLD AND ARE
INCREASING AGAIN.
STATE HEALTH OFFICIALS BELIEVE
AVOIDING A LARGE SPIKE LIKE WE
SAW OVER THE SUMMER WILL ALLOW
US TO REOPEN QUICKER SOMETHING.
BUSINESS OWNERS CERTAINLY HOPE
FOR ALTHOUGH IT'S BEEN FIVE
MONTHS SINCE WE HAD A SUSTAINED
RATE IN THE SIXES THE AREAS
THAT THE REST OF SAN DIEGO IN
JEOPARDY AND THE BUSINESSES
THAT PUT THE REST OF SANDY,
THEY SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE
BECAUSE THE REST OF US HAVE TO
CLOSE BECAUSE OF THAT.
>> THE BOULEVARD SAYS SO FAR
MOST BUSINESSES HAVE WEATHERED
THE PANDEMIC.
>> IN FACT, THEY'RE TRYING TO
ATTRACT OTHERS THAT HAVE CLOSED
IN HIGHER PRICED AREAS TO COME
REOPEN HERE.
BUT WHETHER THAT TREND WILL
HOLD IS REALLY ANYONE'S GUESS
BECAUSE IT DEPENDS HOW LONG WE
REMAIN IN PURPLE TIER.
IF WE DO INDEED MOVE THERE.
STEPHEN, ALEESHA, ALICIA.
ALL RIGHT, BRANDON.
>> AND NOW FOR WHETHER ANOTHER
DAMPENED COLD DAY ACROSS THE
COUNTY BUT WILL IT DRY OUT INTO
THE WEEK AHEAD?
ALL JUST SEAN STYLES JOINS US
NOW WITH THE FIRST LOOK AT YOUR
MICROCLIMATE FORECAST MAN
CHILLY JOHN.
AND WINDY TOO.
>> AND WE PICKED UP A LOT MORE
RAIN SINCE WE LAST TALKED LAST
NIGHT.
WE'VE GOT THIS HIGH SURF
ADVISORY ALONG THE COASTLINE
STAY OUT OF THE WATER.
ITS EXTREMELY HIGH LEVELS OF
BACTERIA.
RIGHT NOW THE HIGH WIND WARNING
CONTINUES THROUGH 10:00 P.M.
TONIGHT OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND
A WIND ADVISORY OVER THE INLAND
MICROCLIMATES UNTIL 10:00 P.M..
RAINFALL TOTALS TAKE A LOOK AT
THIS LAKE CUYAMACA THREE AND A
THIRD INCHES.
PINE VALLEY OVER TWO AND A HALF
INCHES SCANT SO JUST OVER TWO
INCHES.
VULCAN MOUNTAIN WHICH IS THE
HEADWATERS OF THE SAN DIEGO
RIVER AT OVER TWO INCHES AND
JULIAN AT TWO POINT ONE FOUR
INCHES.
IT IS STILL COMING DOWN OUT
THERE.
SCATTERED SHOWERS HERE OR
THERE, NOT QUITE AS STEADY AS
WE SAW OVERNIGHT AND INTO THE
EARLY MORNING HOURS.
BUT WE WILL CONTINUE TO SEE THE
ATMOSPHERE DRY OUT OVER THE
NEXT 24 HOURS ALTHOUGH
TEMPERATURES WILL STAY WELL
BELOW AVERAGE.
SEVENTY FOUR FOR TOMORROW ALONG
THE COASTLINE.
SIXTY EIGHT AND THEN SIXTY
SEVEN.
BUT NOTICE THERE'LL BE A LOT OF
SUNSHINE OUT THERE SO THINGS
WILL GET TO DRY OUT A LITTLE
BIT.
AND FOR YOU FOLKS IN THE INLAND
MICROCLIMATES A SIXTY FOUR
SIXTY NINE AND TAP BACK INTO
THE 70S BUT THAT'S STILL WELL
BELOW OUR AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME
OF YEAR.
STEPHEN ALEESHA.
>> ALL RIGHT CHAD, THANK YOU.
AND COMING UP THE CORNARO
BRIDGE.
WE'LL HAVE A NEW LOOK THIS
WEEK.
WE'LL SHOW YOU THE RENDERINGS
JUST ABOUT AN HOUR BEFORE THE
PROJECT WILL LIGHT UP THE SKY.
IT'S GOING TO BE COOL.
PLUS, WHO WILL