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[ buzzer ] joey. a. one a. three seconds. [ buzzer ] linen tablecloth. shelley. b. one b. linen tablecloth. yeah, that's it. [ cheers and applause ] -hi. -hi! obviously, joey was very close. we think the buzzer beat him. but when we go to break, we're gonna double-check and make sure that is all fair and clear. but the way things stand right now, and we think the way they are is that shelley won $1,650 that round, and $10,750 altogether. congratulations on that. thank you. [ laughs ] great! good having you here. well, you had just a millisecond short there, but you ended up with $1,850. thank you, joey, very much, for being here. appreciate it. thank you. good luck to you. the winner! $16,400 for our pal, freddy, here.

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♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, the charming city of yountville. >> you can come out, have a great nine-hole golf round, stop by a tasting room, and then just enjoy the natural beauty of the valley. >> then, girl power. >> these girls walk away with connections to organizations and services -- and their parents and families, as well -- that they didn't even know existed. >> plus, a fabulous home remodel. >> can you believe this is your kitchen? >> i'm super grateful. i love it. i love the way it turned out. >> and enhancing curb appeal. >> 80% of the money that you

invest into your garage door is directly returned to you. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> hey. joel here. i'm in my favorite town in the napa valley, yountville, and i'm gonna take you on a tour. let's get out of town. ♪ ♪ one of the stops when you're here is the model bakery. it's located right on the main drag in the town of yountville, and i'm here with kenji from the model bakery. kenji, thanks so much for having us today. >> no problem. >> what is something that people order here in addition to the famous english muffin? >> in addition, our croissants are great. our coffee is always solid. we have a collection of scones, savory pastries like ham and swiss croissants. here's our traditional original breakfast sandwich. >> okay, this looks so good. it's canadian bacon, cheddar

cheese, the english muffin that's so famous, and egg. oh, my god. ♪ you can't come to the town of yountville without having a couple of minutes with the mayor, and i am so fortunate that we have john dunbar here. john, thanks for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> what should people who are visitors expect when they come to town? >> well, there's really something for every taste. like, we're out here on the golf course this morning. you can come out, have a great nine-hole golf round before you go have an amazing breakfast to start your day, wander through town enjoying our artwork, stop by a tasting room and enjoy some on just enjoy the natural beauty of the valley. we've seen a refresh of many of our hotels and lodging establishments throughout the town. we really embraced the visitor experience here in yountville, and over the last 20 years, we've been able to enjoy food, wine, and hospitality experiences for people all

around the world. ♪ >> we're here in the french laundry culinary gardens. it's located right across the street from the restaurant itself, and it's this gorgeous spot where they really tend the soil and they bring forward those vegetables that are going to be on the plate at the french laundry and also at restaurants bouchon, ad hoc + addendum. so, when you're here in yountville, go for a walk. wander through the gardens, and then sit yourself down at one of the gorgeous tables at one of the fabulous restaurants. oh! so wonderful. yountville is such an amazing town. it's so walkable, and there are so many things to see and do, but i'm not the resident expert. we're joined now by whitney mcevoy, and she's gonna take us through the town. whitney, thanks very much. >> you're welcome. so happy to be here with you today. >> yay! so, where should we start? >> well, let's start at hunter gatherer. it's absolutely quintessential napa valley clothing. it's fantastic. >> i love a curated shopping experience. >> yes. >> all right, let's go inside.

>> okay. fantastic. ♪ >> could you not see me in this, lounging by the pool? >> yeah. ♪ >> look at these little chicken's feet! >> i love it. i love it. ♪ >> hi. chris. >> hi. i'm joel. nice to meet you, chris. this is whitney. >> nice to meet you. >> hi. how are you? welcome to handwritten wines. >> thank you for having us. >> no problem. please take a seat. we're gonna try some of our awesome cabs and our sav blanc today. well, let's start with a sav blanc. the fruit is down from the south end of napa, down in wooden valley. nothing too overpowering, nothing too light. and then we've got our three single-vineyard cabs right after that. we have our carneros, calistoga, and our stags' leap. so, all each very different. the vineyard wants to come out and speak for itself in the wine. >> we can totally drink. yeah. absolutely. [ sniffs ] ♪ >> hi. nice to see you, christopher.

>> hey, joel, nice to see you. whitney, always a pleasure. >> thank you. >> so, chris, this is your chocolate shop. >> yes. >> you are a top-10 chocolate maker in the united states. and i am thrilled to see what you have to show us. >> joel, well, i heard you were heading over this way today, so i want you to try our fennel pollen. it's one of our signature chocolates. we get the fennel pollen from jacobsen's orchard here in yountville, just a half a mile up the road, set it in a nice milk chocolate. >> this is so delicious. and it's completely local. >> yes. >> we ran into some non-locals earlier, and they said, "oh, my gosh," we absolutely had to go to christopher kollar's place... >> oh, good. >> ...because it was on our list of things to do. ♪ we're at one of my favorite restaurants in yountville. it's redd wood. they're famous for charcuterie and for pizza, and jake is going to teach me how to make one of them. be a little forgiving, though, please. >> of course. >> jake, thanks so much. >> my pleasure. a little bit of dusting flour. >> okay. >> then i kind of just stretch around the outside. >> all right.

>> now pick it up. and just gently let the pie stretch. >> hey, i'm doing it. >> you are doing it. all right, and tomato sauce first. >> okay. >> put some pecorino on there. >> fantastic. ♪ ♪ what?! oh, my god! oh, my god! whitney, thank you so much for showing us around today. >> you're welcome. it's been such a pleasure having you. thank you so much. can't wait to have you back. >> we will totally come back, absolutely. fore! how'd i do? >> it looked perfe. >> [ laus ] >> coming up, a day of fun and empowerment for thousands of bay area girls. >> it makes me feel proud when i can do things people tell me i can't.

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♪ >> recently, abc7 sponsored girls' festival, hosted by the worldwidewomen foundation, at santa clara university. every year, girls' festival connects thousands of girls and their families with resources and experiences that become powerful tools helping to change the lives of women.rt>>t't fogio be and not be afraid to do what they want to do. >> it makes me feel proud when i can do things people tell me i can't. >> it makes me feel really great because this is showing that girls can do anything that they

want to do. ♪ ♪ >> we are so excited. worldwidewomen is a global resource center for women and girls. we have a 6,000-page resource center of organizations and services that provide help for girls and women all over the world. our festival brings it to life on a local basis. there's a huge makers space and hands-on activities, you know, hosted by some of the bay area's top tech companies. there's 20 workshops. there's an e organizations that support girls, all-day career mentoring, performances all day long by girls' troupes. it's kind of amazing. >> today i have a booth at the girls crushing it pop-up shop, and i am selling happy heart shirts, happy heart red shirts, with yellow hearts, and then

happy heart black shirts with yellow hearts. i'm also selling my book that i made when i was 9 years old. i created it when i was 9 years old to teach kids about the heart in the front and easier ways. the advice that i'd give girls who are starting their company -- never be afraid, never give up, keep on going. >> i want them to take away connections. i want them to take away possibilities and excitement and, "oh, my gosh, i like technology. i like science," you know? "i want to be a filmmaker," you know? "i want to be an entrepreneur." i want them to take away all the possibilities. >> all these people are so creative and so, like, inspiring for me. i think it's great, you know, for, like, people who don't have the same opportunities as others to, like, see what their job is like, what their life's like, so they want to, like, aspire to be like them or to create their own journey. and i think that's really pretty cool. >> i'm so proud of my

we're small, but we are so mighty. and i have a special thanks to all of these 70-plus organizations, nonprofit organizations, who are here today showcasing what they're doing for girls. >> so, gilead -- we have a lot of resource groups just to encourage people to get into the sciences. and at the girls' festival, we're here encouraging girls, especially, you know, when they're starting at their young age, and attracting them towards careers in science. at this booth, we're making cotton candy as a science experiment and just showing how a fun thing like eating cotton candy is also a science peme, d st experimenting, right? how do you figure out what you want to do? you've got to look at some things, and this is just early exposure. >> one of the things i liked today was being able to do the weather. it was really weird because if you point this way, you're gonna be actually pointing that way, and the moving, and then it goes too fast. you don't know what to say. so, you technically have to practice before you go up there.

♪ >> the grand prize goes to grace muresan. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are currently near the main stage, which is were the psa video contest and a lot of other main events happen. i know that so many people suffer from mental-health issues, so i passed around a sticky-note pad sometimes on the bus or during lunch. and i asked them to write something that they experienced related to anxiety or depression. i am really, really glad that i won, and i also want to continue helping people. and i want to help people more with dealing with mental-health issues. ♪ >> so, this competition is just for young girls who have an idea and they can present and, like, get some money to fund their products. sol power is a phone case that charges your phone with sunlight and artificial light. >> i run cross-country, and my phone is always dying. and my mom's always getting mad, so i need to find a way, right, to communicate with her. we won the competition, and we won $1,000. >> i'm very happy right now, a little shocked, but i'm really excited.

>> you put your mind to it, you can do anything you want. >> just follow your dreams. >> yeah. >> i got to pitch my nonprofit, team celebrate, and we make birthday boxes for foster kids by using youth volunteers. so, i won the people's choice award. i'm so excited. i'm just so blessed to be able spread foster care awareness and inspire youth across america that if they have an idea they can put their mind towards it and do whatever they want. it's so important because i think girls are sometimes told not to go for their dreams, and now this competition basically says girls can change the world. >> you know, many people who have attended our past couple of festivals have called the day "life-changing." and it truly is, you know? these girls walk away with connections to organizations and services -- and their parents and families, as well -- that they didn't even know existed. and so it's amazing. >> coming up, a home remodel that will inspire. >> yeah, so, what i really wanted to do was incorporate a rustic, cozy feel while still being modern.

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♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone. welcome back to the show. i'm on my way to guglielmo winery in morgan hill, and i can't believe how quiet it is in this car. i can't hear anything on the outside. it's like tranquility at the wheel. >> we're back, here in lafayette. last time we were here, this place was a mess. let's go take a look inside. ♪ [ knock on door ] >> hey, guys! >> hey, kimberly. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> kimberly, good to see you. >> good to see you, abel. >> so, you're in your in your home. it's all over. the stress is done. little mama is happy, right? >> yeah! >> so, it all starts right here, the entranceway. you can see the color patterns that you've gone with.

it kind of sets the tone. so, i want to talk about this fireplace because you've got a lot going on. and how did you come up with those textiles and those colors to kind of set the tone for the whole house? >> yeah, so, what i really wanted to do was incorporate a rustic, cozy feel while still being modern. and so i did that with finding wood elements for the rustic piece, but the modern brings in the herringbone pattern, the clean, white tile, the extra texture just to really give it some dimension. >> it's kind of cool because you've got a wood and a tile that -- they look like they're the same material... >> mm-hmm. >> ...but completely different. so, not only have you interwoven the colors. you've mapped the textures, and you've got different materials. so, it really brings this room to life. well, let's go take a look at the masterpiece -- the kitchen. >> let's go. all right, guys, the baby's asleep, so we have a little bit of time to chat about the finishes and what we really did here. >> wow. can you believe this is your

kitchen? >> you know, i'm super grateful. i love it. i love the way it turned out. >> that reaction is why we do this. so, let's talk about the first thing we see when we walk in this room. it takes a lot of work to just get this big slab of stone with no seams into the home. now it's here. i think it's the focal point of this whole kitchen. >> it is. it is. it's totally the focal point. it has the grays and the golds, the gold fixtures. the brushed gold ties in and pulls out of the marble. and they say marble -- you either love it or you hate it, right? you're either afraid it's gonna get, you know, a little stain here or a little stain there, or you love it so much you just want to lay on it. >> we talk about the things that we see in all our -- when we do these counter deals and show off our work, we always talk about all the finishing. but i remember when you were standing right there, abel, and electrical wires are hanging out. all this finish work is important, but just as important is what goes on behind the walls. do you remember? you were literally right there, and there was a wire hanging out

there. >> but you see, like, what i'm talking about. nobody sees the hard work behind, but now look -- there's, like, the finish. this is what i'm talking about. >> but it's equally important, isn't it? >> yeah. >> it's american kitchen company, but we did two bathrooms for you, too. >> yep, we sure did, and it looks amazing, too. >> let's go take a look. okay, so, this is the guest bath. tell us what you were thinking. >> what i was thinking is that i knew it was gonna be small. so, we had to keep it light and bright, which we did, doing the white tile all the way up and the white on the floors. but we were able to bring in some color using the gray shaker, which is a gorgeous shade of gray. i love this shade of gray that you guys offer. but it was great that it was able to tie in with some gray in the penny rounds and bring in some style. while still being a really small space, it doesn't feel overly cramped. >> all right, well, let's go take a look at the master. last time we were here, you were on the other side of this wall, and i want to stress again it's all that goes on behind the walls, the engineering, the plumbing. you can see this is a lot higher than normal. it's the custom work.

the husband's 6'5". he goes to hotels, and he's washing like this. we can't have that. we're gonna put this up here. and now let's talk about the design, all these mix and matching of materials. what do you think? >> yeah, well, i really was happy to do a nice feature. i really wanted to do the picture-frame tile, is kind of like what they call this, instead of like just -- >> the marble bullnose? >> yeah, the marble bullnose really gives that transition piece, and it frames off the feature of this. and i went classic with the tile. you can't go wrong with marble white subway tile. i went classic because this is a lot of work to change out. you know, it's in stone, right? it's in grout. so i went classic with my colors and my textures, but i went fun and current trend with all of the fixtures throughout the house. i did the gold. >> this is a lot of money and a lot of time to do this. you don't want to do this again. >> right. >> so, if it is time to remodel 5, 10 years, you know it's all been done right and all you got to do is switch out a little bit of simple labor and not go through this whole thing again. >> exactly. >> now, the shower glass door is going in today.

>> i can't wait. >> you are gonna be completely done. we're gonna be out of the home. i know you had all of these ideas, and you're a very rare homeowner, very talented and have it all mapped out. the majority of our customers do not have any idea. our designers come in and do all this. it really was fun working with you, and thank you so much. >> yeah. >> enjoy your home. >> thank you. thank you, guys. ♪ >> coming up, an easy way to add style and value to your home. >> get a door that lasts and that is gonna continue to look beautiful for years to come. guess who's beefing up a steak & egg breakfast burrito? this guy. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. beefy, baby! try my new steak & egg breakfast burrito.

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part of the breakfast burrito family. >> welcome back to the show, everyone. i'm on my way to our next location and enjoying all the cool features of this new 2018 honda accord, like the full-color 7-inch interface that's customizable so i can see all the information i need while i'm driving. ♪ >> generally what we've found is that 80% of the money that you invest into your garage door is directly returned to you when you end up selling that home or just get your home evaluated or whatever the case may be. ♪ so, basically your swing carriage garage door, it's a glorified set of french doors. they're just generally bigger because the openings are bigger, so your doors are going to just swing directly out. we can make them to where they swing in, but most of the time they're gonna end up swinging out. the swing doors were kind of the first ones that were put out there, so they're your true

carriage door that swings out. as far as our carriage house doors are concerned, it's kind of a mockup door. it's a way of getting that same design, that same look, but with a different operation. accoya is a manufactured wood. it's sustainable, so it comes from sustainable sources. basically it is timber that is treated, and they basically modify the structure of the wood in order to give it some longevity and to give it some other properties. accoya tends to be a lot straighter in multiple different environments. okay, so what we're gonna do here is i'm gonna show some of that mortise and tenon and the style of how we put these doors together. jerry, can i have that board? thank you very much. so, you've got your mortise side, and you've got your tenon side, which is on the edge of this board in here, and basically we're gonna slide that in, and normally we would have some glue on here, but the mortise and tenon just allows you to have more surface area to allow that glue to adhere. so, we're gonna slide all of our pieces in, and again, we would

normally have glue here, but for the sake of what we're doing here, we're gonna leave the glue out of it. so, i described mortise and tenon, which was basically the joints that we're creating. the style and rail is going to be these pieces here. so, you got rails here, okay? and you got styles here. so, basically your rails are vertical and your styles are horizontal, and basically what that is, as i said, you have those pieces so you can allow this flush panel portion to be slid in here. anything that's really a door is going to have a style and a rail and a mortise and tenon built, and it's simply to allow that movement to happen, and not bow your door. again, it's another reason why we love the accoya. it's not going to move. it's not going to go away. you get a door that lasts and that is going to continue to look beautiful for years to come. after the drying process is finished, which we allow the doors to cure for 24 hours -- it doesn't need that long, but i just want to reassure that those

joints have fully adhered to themselves. every joint that we do, besides doing the mortise and tenon that we did, we also put in a dowel. so, after the door is totally dry, we'll take that door apart and we'll go ahead and set up our jig, and we drill a hole all the way back in about 8 inches into this wood, so you get a dowel that goes from 5 1/2 inches to here, okay, to another 2 1/2 inches into this other rail here. what that does is, as i said, over time, your door could potentially sag, and one side could fall more than the other, especially if some of the joints end up failing. these dowels just add another extra added security to ensure that you get the longevity out of each of those joints. let's move on to talking about weather seal, though. i mentioned that we have -- we have weather seal all the way around your whole entire opening. so, you get a nice seal for bugs, rain, everything along those lines. this is your weather seal that's on here. it's called kerf, and it basically just pops in here, but

it allows you to get a nice seal on both the sides of your door and on the top of your door. this, i can guarantee you that you're not going to get any water or weather or anything inside your home. ♪ >> there's so much to explore in the bay area, so we'll be back with more stories to share. in the meantime, we want to hear from you. so, send us your favorite places, pictures, and videos of the bay area. all this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. for more information on the vehicle featured in this episode, visit norcarhondadealers.com. ♪

the kids were singing new kids on the block. >> kyou give me a line? what if i go full in sync ♪ god must have spent a little time on you ♪ >> all right. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> reporter: back on the road in west virginia. >> what if you do it seems like yesterday you left. >> reporter: we sat in on a tour bus songwriting session.

>> feels like yesterday. >> but when it comes to the songwriting i'm super, super perfectionist. like, the small words, like should this be a but or an and or an or. like that stuff is super important. ♪ you're beautiful, crazy >> reporter: his songs are personal. "beautiful crazy," written about his girlfriend nicole hocking, hit number one on itunes across all genres. >> that got me some serious brownie points. that was before we were like officially dating. >> that sealed the deal. let me just tell you. >> i think so. i hope so. >> reporter: it's an hour from showtime and luke's getting in the zone. >> step one of the evening, guys, is always a nice mixed beverage. always important. i always like to throw a hat like to the crowd, you know. today's show we're going black jeans, which requires black boots and a black hat.

so running low on the black hats. so today we're getting nascar country, music from the fast lane. that's what the people are getting tonight. >> a lot of stuff going on here. ♪ >> reporter: the band game-plans for the show by their homemade bar cart. luke wants each performance to feel fresh. >> just be on the swivel tonight about if i do something weird don't be like what's he doing. if i go out, someone's got a beer or something. you know what i mean? >> one, two, three! ♪ oh, i got the ♪ ♪ we're gonna load it in, crank it to 10:00, whiskey shot till 2:00 a.m. ♪ ♪ and i'll do another show >> reporter: two days later, luke's at new york city's madison square garden opening

for jason aldean's high noon neon tour. it's exhilarating and emotional. just last year he was on stage watching aldean perform in las vegas when shots rang out. >> you know, it's one of those things you don't love to relive it, i guess, but it will always be a part of you a little bit. as much as you'd like to forget, it, you don't want those people to be forgotten either. it makes you appreciate what you do a whole lot more. because it all could be gone. especially that night it could have been gone for any of us. i'm definitely blessed to be out here and still being able to do this. and sing and change people's lives in a positive way. >> i've been trying to see him forever. this is the first time he's here. i'm so excited. >> i drove 300 miles just to see luke combs. >> wow. >> just to see him sing. >> he has like that old feeling. >> you enjoy it. >> i will. >> all right, make it count. >> reporter: with his go-to jack and diet in hand luke takes the

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this special edition of "nightline" continues. once again, juju chang. and now, the music sensation storming the world with a string of sizzling hits. dua lipa. her name means love. and her fans are giving her plenty of it. here, again, zachary kiesh on tour with the >> reporter: arguably one of

this year's biggest pop star disrupt disrupters. her self-titled album dua lipa. dua means love in including this year's boyfriend breakup anthem. "new rules." ♪ don't be his friend >> reporter: the music video has become one of youtube's most watched of all time. >> this is 1 billion. 1 billion. >> reporter: 1 billion-plus youtube views on this one. that's crazy. reporter: her postbreakup battle cry i don't give a -- cementing her spotify's the most streamed female artist.

>> it's terrifying. i can't even say it myself. i don't want to say it out loud. i never thought with my debut album i'd have that opportunity. >> reporter: she might not see it. but life is all about perspective. touring in five continents over the past 12 months, her reach is global. >> i have done a lot of my learning on the job because everything has happened so fast. sometimes you really have to get thrown into the deep end to just get the best out of yourself. >> reporter: we joined the singer on tour in chicago. two years ago, she performed here at the theater as a supporting act. >> i'm really excited about tonight. >> reporter: but tonight, it's her show. >> when i did that show it was such a [ bleep ] deal for me and to headline my own one is crazy. ♪ >> reporter: she openly draws inspiration from other artists. we witnessed her absorbed by the

this new song. moments before warming up. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. ♪ i know it's hard ♪ something that money can't buy ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they say it's not what you do but it's how you do it. ♪ >> i'm so gross and it's amazing. it never gets old. even when i first started. people were like, what's your favorite thing about touring? it's seeing those people singing the song back to me.

>> reporter: an aspiring artist from childhood, here she is as a kid singing alicia keys' "no one." ia i thought it was the easest c thin t media. i started getting messages from producers. that's how i started. >> reporter: when we come back, dua's newest collaboration. i feel like you're here to stay. >> i'd love to

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this special edition of "nightline" continues. zachary kiesch reports. ♪ >> reporter: empower by a string of hits, pop star dua lipa has exploded on to the music scene.

♪ >> reporter: these days she's working with some of music's biggest names. her most recent single "electricity". ♪ electricity >> it's nice out here. >> reporter: but success comes with challenges and being on the road for most of the year can be tough. >> we're basically tour tour tor i didn't have a top photographer. amazing if you came on tour with me. she got on the tour bus and joined us. it's nice to have a friend on the road and she's mental and crazy. she's a lot of fun. >> reporter: by the time we caught up with them outside of dua lipa's hotel they had company. >> we're heading off to a workout. kind of feels normal about our

day. we wake up, we find a workout that's nearby. we work out and we have breakfast and we start our day. that kind of makes us feel like we're kind of in a routine and that life isn't as crazy as it actually is. >> reporter: later that day, it's back to work. as dua lipa heads lollapalooza music festival. >> i think it's going to be -- >> reporter: from there she heads to interviews. >> my first interview was this one here. >> reporter: and fan meet and greets. and finally -- ♪ >> reporter: she heads out to the stage. thousands of fans have been waiting hours.

the band performs its rituals. and then, it's only her. and the people. ♪ tell me i'm the same me ♪ inside >> reporter: connected by the music. and the moment. thanks for joining us tonight on this very special edition of ofourse, you can catch us every weeknight after "jimmy

♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪