most of them are huge fans of ding himself, so that's why i'm thinking... is growing up very well right now. obviously you were saying earlier he is still fairly young. do you think he will get there eventually as a snooker world champion? definitely he will. we are all expecting that. actually the year before last year, and last year into this year we were all expecting that but he's really trying. i believe that not very far away, may be in the next couple of yea rs, away, may be in the next couple of years, he will make it. a man chosen from dozens of competitors to take up a job as a hermit in austria has now received the keys to his new home. there was also a mass to welcome the new resident. it's part of a 350—year—old tradition in the town of saalfelden, as bethany bell reports. saalfelden has a new hermit. stan vanuytrecht, a divorced catholic deacon from belgium, has moved into the hermitage, cut into the cliffs. there's been a hermit here for more than 350 years. but this is the first time a non—austrian has ta ken up residence. the key was handed

that is ding, ding, ding, ding. - [charlie] the next wine is our caymus vineyards napa cabernet. this is the wine that you'll see more widely available than our reserve style wine, which we call special selection. - okay. - [charlie] and this wine represents all of napa valley. so we grow grapes all over napa valley. we have hillside vineyards, we have valley floor vineyards, we always like to talk about the blend of the two. cheers. - cheers. (glasses clinking) - okay. we're gonna go with hecka good. - [charlie] (laughing) hecka. - instead of hella. thank you for what you do. you know, and continuing your family's legacy. - well thank you. - thank you. - [charlie] thanks for visiting us. - aww thanks. - [all] cheers. - cheers to you guys, to your dad and your mom. - cheers. - cheers. - thanks you guys. - [voiceover} thank you so much to the canvas team for the history, the wine, and so much more. now, only about 10 minutes away up the silverado trail, is the gorgeous rutherford ranch winery. arriving here you feel like you are home as you walk by it's creek and catch the peacefu

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it was a ding-ding-ding-ding. all of a sudden things started to make sense. it explains why flynn's lawyers are not being cooperate active with the senate and house. we're starting to hear stories about the kushner-flynn relationship. flynn had more than a dozen meetings with russians. they're meeting with bankers. that can't be about syria. i don't know. i'm putting the pieces together here. i would not be shocked to learn that flynn is trying to get a deal with the fbi and that that along with everything else that steve and i have been talk about will be very, very bad for kushner, but also of course for the. . because we are at the door of the oval office now. we are no longer carter page, those sort of people that were just sorts of hangers on. we are in the white house now. >> steve, i see you nodding your head. you agree? >> well, agree, absolutely. one of the things that struck me is, yeah, you're no longer talking about guys the administration could say manfort was with us but it was briefly. family members, kushner, these are not people who are going

. >> ding ding ding ding ding. naveed, a pretense for what? sarah huckabee sanders also said time to move on from the russia investigation. why on earth would it be time to move on from the russia investigation if the reason president trump fired james comey had to do with hillary clinton and the handling of her e-mails? riddle me this one, batman. >> well, did donald trump really wake up yesterday and look at his to-do list and say fire james comey and set up a meeting with lavrov? it's crazy. i think what we saw from the yates hearing is perhaps the most tangible thing against trump himself, which is that he was informed that there was a security concern about flynn. now again, a security concern doesn't have to be something that is actually going to be born out, but when someone is presented -- when you're in a position that has trust and confidence and if you are put in a position where there's doubt about your ability to do so objectively and more importantly a security concern, you have to be removed until that is mitigated. and the fact

. >> ding, ding, ding, ding. >> okay, double or nothing, double or nothing.t support does he play at liberty university? is it multiple choice: soccer, baseball or hockey? >> baseball. >> i say baseball, too, the arms. >> hockey. >> oh,. >> got us on that one. >> all right. and you guys are doing this all summer long, just walking around? >> yep. >> yes, just trying to have fun, just have a good time. >> good luck, thanks for plane the game. and good luck. did you see trump when he was there the other day, sorry, the president? >> no, ways back like a week before. >> well stay awesome, giles. so the other question we've been asking people all morning long, why was, look, guy is here, hey, guy. why was bruce springsteen here. than is one of mike jerrick's favorite people, you got a car service, good morning. >> good morning. what's up mike. >> why was bruce springsteen here? >> he was taking pictures of the carrousel on the old hunts pier, he has a carousel obsession here. >> the boss? >> the boss. >> i love it. anything you want to announce live on good day p

mike, alex, scale of one to ten, i think this is a ten. >> ding, ding, ding. >> and do-able, and tenove. look at this woman's backyard. >> can we see this porch? i'm justice tract dollars over to your left. it is like -- good gosh. >> an up hand a lives here? >> no, she doesn't live here. this is one of the clients. but it is gorgeous. >> and yes. >> fireplace. >> is this somebody's house? >> this is someone's house. but we can't say who. >> i don't care about that, but someone's house. >> wow. >> i will open this. >> yes, it is someone's house. >> and then bringing out the bubble. even though it is her birthday, she is getting awe drink. beautiful house. >> look at this place. >> wow. >> where did i go wrong? >> by the way you all get to take home -- >> oh, myla. >> people live like this? >> 1100 square foot apartment. >> i don't even have a backyard. i don't have a patio. >> wow. >> can i live my life over? >> can we we redo this? >> all i say vast em toning. >> what? >> oh, vast em okafor 20 something's, bachelors (would young men get a vasectomy before they've had kids, that's a

last call, $140. [ gavel bangs ] [ cash register dings ] >> i didn't get one of the pistols i wanted.uch money, but i got a couple of beautiful bowie knives that my brother made. i'll bring them home, put them in my cabinet, put them on the wall. i'll remember my brother. >> in total, the sale of just 30 items nets 11,400 bucks. considering there are about 5,000 more still set to go to auction, it seems like that estimate of a quarter-million dollars is well within reach. >> i'm happy. i think this will do him honor. >> and for the heir in this strange inheritance story, honoring his brother has always been the point. the money, ultimately, is beside it. >> this was a lifelong passion. not many people can do what they want in life, and he did. i mean, he made it work, without much money, but he put together an amazing collection, and he was proud of what he did. >> i bet you're all wondering, did robert ever actually use any of those weapons in his collection? turns out he did. back in his college days, he took care of the landscaping around his mother's house. he mowed the grass, wee

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ding was the one in the seat driving it. >> it needed a little love so i took it over to the guys atse in tempe, arizona, whom have been working on it for months to make it rideable again. and we have gone from picking the paint color, the design. it's cool because i got to work with the artist and i decided to go with the outline of a humming bird. i think they're beautiful, beautiful little beings. i love them. and they also remind me of my grandmothers. one of my favorite details is something you won't be tiebl see on the motorcycle. right at the end of the tank, i decided to include the names of my grandmothers and my mother. so they will always be there riding and protecting me along the way. i'm running this campaign to raise money for leukemia and lymphoma society. i thought i would reach out to all of you at home to help me name this motorcycle and to do that it would be awesome if you made a $50 or more donation to the leukemia and lymphoma society through my page christi christianv submit a name suggestn and i will be picking from those names. >> biky mcbike face. >> the th

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