. >>> attention shoppers bloomingdale' social security coming to philly.ale' the outlet store will open on the second level of the shops at liberty place in november. the store is going to sell a range of clothes and act social security source at a discount that's good news it will be the first bloomingdales outlet store in the philadelphia metro area bloomingdale retail stores are at king of prussia mall and willow grove mall. >>> we've all heard the saying everything tastes better with bacon. >> and for vegetarians envy gans that might still be true. but with seaweed bacon -- hear me out. hear me out. researchers at oregon state university say they have managed to come up with something that tastes just lining bacon. but it's mater out of seaweed. you see it there. this is red marine algae called doles but it's not dull at all. researchers say even though it doesn't look good for some reason once it's cooked up it tastes like bacon. >> in giving the dulls to different restaurants and then also to the chefs at restaurant they were working with them in the

michael: -- matt: i love bloomingdale's! michael: i appreciate it. it is still in my heart.o not believe you are there call customer. they may be right -- i do not believe you are there goal customer. there is a constant flow of newness and that is important. there is very little brisk in the business, particularly in the apparel side of department stores. erik: can men's fashion week -- we are in the middle and just started yesterday -- help? michael: i think it helps in a way and it brings the spotlight on new york city and that is terrific. i think any kind of attendance -- attention, exceeds me on any kind of a business that is positive and terrific. erik: who is it appealing to? how many people are going to walk into a bloomingdale's or macy's for that matter or a sax or a barney's off the street -- matt: look at this, i get how could to for women but guys are not going to do this, right? michael: this show is not for the street. this is for retailers, not for people buying the merchandise. i think what it is and even when you look at the shows in paris -- listen, when

ellison barber is in the bloomingdale neighborhood not far from the restaurant with more. ellison? >> reporter: right, lesli, this is actually the restaurant that brown partially owned. it's cosa brava open the past two nights and friends and co- workers said they did that because they think keeping it open was the best way to honor doug. >> i mess him. >> reporter: edward mecklenburg came here because this is the place that reminds him of his friend. >> i remember he called me the opening day and said get over here. it's happening. >> it's about him. >> reporter: brown co-owned this restaurant. he loved this restaurant and his mark is all over it from the sign to the stone walls. >> you know, most everything you see around here, the bar, the walls, that was all doug. doug put everything up. >> reporter: he was swimming near cove point light station in calvert county with his 17- year-old nephew and brother. they were swimming in deep water when the tide became too much. both men disappeared. the 17-year-old made it to shore. police found daniel's bold saturday. they found doug's -

this will be the first bloomingdale's outlet in the philadelphia region.early 23,000 square foot store is set to open in november. >>> from mall to movie set as a local shopping center awaits the wrecking ball hollywood film director hints it may be the perfect location for his much anticipateed sequel. we've got the details coming up. >>> also did technology you've never seen before. helping to change lives and big prize money is at stake for the best innovations. health reporter stephanie stahl has the exclusive story of how it's paying off for delaware county mother and son. kate? >>> the showers finally moving out and no rain in the forecast for the next two days. we've got beautiful weather but we're tracking a heat wave that's going to start this weekend. i'll have the details coming up with the seven day forecast. >>> plus, pluto up close for the very first time. the long awaited images of the dwarf planet are revealed when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> this is the last image of mexico's most notorious prisoner before he escaped from his cell. jo

s bloomingdale neighborhood is closed for at least a year. aida's electronics on florida avenue is closed for allegedly selling synthetic drugs. the northwest store was the site of many seizures and an employee was shot there and may have been related to the drug sale. the owner of the store is a retired cop. last week, mayor muriel bowser signed a tough new law to allow the stores to be closed for selling synthetic drugs. >>> and we reported the school's vendor planned to break a contract after settling a lawsuit between them. according to "the washington post," the school's attorney says the vendor can't do that under the terms. the vendor wanted to leave as early as this fall. but may have to provide lunches and snacks for next year or longer. >>> if you're heading to dulles today you may see a group of flight attendants picketing the baggage claim area. they're calling for united to negotiate a fair contract. this is one of 16 protests taking place across the country and abroad. the protests starts at 11:30. >>> today officials are kickin

you cannot buy them at bloomingdale's. rebecca: g give me an example. >> lunch with me. having our fashion director, and edit your closet for you. a woman who has a bochy is renting where you can have a pajama party with her. -- a boat she is renting where you can have a pajama party with her. rebecca: and taking washington seriously. you were ahead of the trend, and now you have made history. first magazine ever to have a first lady as guest editor. why'd you think that matters? >> firstst of all, mrs. obama is quite unique. she is so educated, so smart wants to have an impact on the wod, is trying to change the world to make it a better place for young girls, for kids who are not moving enough, for all those kinds of -- she's making us eat bter. she is exactly w who my ideal reader is. she had already been on the cover twice. those issues were bestsellers. if you are a good marketer and a good editor, how canou improve? new and improd. let me go to the idea of having her be the guest etor, which we had never done. rebecca: you got out of college, duke universrsity, an

this is first street northwest in the bloomingdale area. over there is the main thoroughfare. back here is the restaurant. hasn't been here that long, since november. he's had an impact both on the small businesses here and the community. here's what we know about how he died. >> reporter: that's doug brown on the right his younger brother daniel on the left. the two were inseparable according to friends. they were swimming this past friday near daniel's home in the chesapeake bay. the teenage son tells his family members that the family members disappeared. he said his dad's last words were i love you. manager eddie lopez remembered his boss. neighbors were dropping off flowers. >> he was the guy that would listen to you that would talk you through things. whenever you called him, he was there. boating, jet skiing, swimming. he loved to live life to the fullest. >> joining us live is terry jenine quinn, president of the association. flanks -- thanks for joining us. >> doug was a great guy, an asset to our business community an extraordinary neighbor and for those of us who kn

when the bloomingdale's outlet is set to open in center city doors.excited. >> holding, we're getting a gloomy's, not just a gloomy, an outlet. >> oh, even better. common! >> i wonder how -- >> pretend to not know now yolanda, harsh words for floyd may weather junior, below the bet shotty would say, plus when may weather is expected to return to the ring. yes, he is going to fight again. it is coming up on 8:00. second away. >> good morning. >> hi, good morning, alex. >> you all right there? >> just wigly. >> he is excited. all excited. >> blooming dale's outlet. >> that, and a ten today. >> ten out of ten today, loverly start, and great afternoon, in store. so bus stop buddy says let's go to the polls. i don't have to worry about rain any more today. temperatures cool side, 50's, 60s, now, about have that sunscreen with you for all day long. so satellite radar, moved well off shore, well to the south, we have sunshine, judge you few clouds out there, 67 degrees, 59% relative humidity, in the middle of july that's awesome. northeast breeze, at 9 miles

they say these teens shoplifted several items from a bloomingdale's outlet store. they ran out of the store and got away possibly in a four- model gray honda. if you know who teens are and where they are, you are asked to call livermore police. >>> advocates for the homeless are claiming victory after a meeting at the berkeley city council. protesters sounded off both inside and outside the coup chambers. council decided to propose a series of proposals aimed at keeping sidewalks clear. opponents say they are cracking down on homeless people in the city and go against berkeley's reputation for tolerance. >> essentially criminalize the very presence of people who are homeless on the streets of berkeley and we think that's a terrible way to deal with people who are most vulnerable. >> we have a growing encampment on particularly shaddock and telegraph avenue with more things spilling out. a lot of complaints from passersby. >> there were four proposed ordinances that include asking people for money and restricting the amount of items a person can have on the sidewalk

. >>> this tragedy is being deeply felt in the bloomingdale community in d.c. doug brown was one of the owners of costa brave virginia on first street northwest. condolences for the family are pouring in as the neighborhood learns about the drownings. doug is being remembered for his high energy and his warm spirit. residents say costa brave virginia was the pride of his life, outside of his family, of course. >> not only was he an owner, but also a neighbor. so he lived right here in the kind of situation where you're just thinking about losing someone who owns an important business in the community, thinking about losing a neighbor, for many of us a friend. >> we checked in with the calvert sheriff's office today and we are told that they have not yet been able to recover doug's body. we are going to send you an alert on our nbc washington app as this story continues to develop. >>> a truck crashes into a woman inside her apartment, sending the woman to the trauma center and landing the driver behind bars. howard county police released these pictures. officer

this alleged thief tried to charge $8,000 worth of purses at bloomingdale's. >> it's pretty profitable. you're going get cash from a wallet. you get the credit cards. you can reuse them. oftentimes they'll burn the cards or use them very quickly and then sell the card on the street. >> reporter: investigators say women are usually the target and often the suspects employ the distract and pick method of operation. police are urging women to be on alert. >> if you have your purse keep it zipped up, keep it snapped keep it secured. don't ever hang it on the back of a chair. if you're in a public place and you're dining, that's the easiest place that they're going to get it. >> reporter: and police also advise women to put their purses between their feet when dining out and on your credit card sign the back see id or see identification. don't sign your name. live in upper merion township, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you chad. >>> tonight we are learning more details about a car crash in delaware that injured five people including a child. this was the scene last ni

douglas brown was the co-owner of the restaurant in the bloomingdale neighborhood. he and his brother daniel were swimming off cold point friday with the teenage relative when they saw the two go under. daniel brown's body was recovered saturday evening, but douglas brown's body has yet to be found. >>> an iraqi army veteran tells wusa9 that he thought police were going to shoot them dead last month in alexandria. alex horton claims they used unnecessary force when they raid his apartment last month. >> that's right, they raided them in the washington post and tells our stephanie ramirez that he hopes that his story will bring about some changes. >> reporter: alex horton is the iraq war veteran. telling me about his experience, which he wrote about in the washington post on june 14. and that is when he said he was raided by fairfax county police when he described what guns were drawn at him after being apparently called for the intruder that it happened in hisalexandria apartment. but they would draw from their experiences, conducting raids during a time of war. and

. >>> right now, a store in bloomingdale's neighborhood is closed for one year. the electronics store is closed after allegedly selling synthetic drugs. d.c.'s attorney general says the northwest store was a site of multiple synthetic drug seizures and an employee was shot there and it may have been related to a drug sale. the owner of that store is retired d.c. police officer. last week, mayor muriel bowser signed a law to allow police to fine or close those stores selling the synthetic drugs. >>> middle of july and it feels amazing outside. >> i can't believe how refreshing it is. i dare say cool, because it is july, right. >> we can appreciate that. tom kierein with look at the day ahead. >> yeah, it is cool compared to this time usually we're in the sweltering 70s. right now a partly cloulydy sky, but the haze and humidity is gone. here we are in upper northwest washington, about five or six miles away from the washington monument, but we can zoom the monument in. there's the jefferson memorial. a beautiful morning underway. temperatures in the low to mid 60s

livermore police released these photos of three young men who allegedly ran out of bloomingdales with clothes they did not pay for. they drove off in a gray four-door honda civic. if you recognize the men, you're asked to call livermore police. >>> all right. we want to take you back out to meteorologist rob mayeda. rob, let's look at san francisco. it's one of maybe the cooler spots today, compared to the tri valley. no? >> yeah about 30 degrees separation there between san francisco and what we're seeing inland now. 70 degrees, not too bad. the camera bouncing around because the sea breeze is starting to at least try to fire up right now. not too bad there in san francisco. the view in pleasanton not as hot as yesterday at this hour. 96 degrees. you've got the clouds spilling in and nearby south around sunol, actually seeing scattered showers around 680 and brief showers around san jose. 77 degrees. and yes, real raindrops in the last half hour. first let's talk about the temperatures. you can see the numbers still in the 90s inland. this is quite the change especially south into sa

not too far from where she is standing, a bloomingdale business will be closed for a year after getting caught selling synthetic drugs. aldus electronics was the site of multiple synthetic drug seizures. they say an employee was also shot there, and it may have been related to a drug sale. the owner of that store is a retired d.c. cop. last week mayor muriel bowser signed a tough new law allows police to close or fine bidses found selling synthetic drugs. >>> a wild scene in prince george's county. the search is on for a man who dragged one of their fellow officers with his car and took off. here on alberta and todd drives in district heights. police tell us somehow the officer got caught in that car door. then the driver sped off, dragging the officer until the car crashed into a tree. the officer is expected to recover. dozens of others are searching for that driver now. >>> we know tonight metro says it hopes to have problems on the red line fixed in time for the morning commute. many of you voiced your frustration on twitter throughout the day. oil on the tracks. the white station c

s bloomingdale neighborhood is closed for one year. the electronics store is closed after selling allegedly synthetic drugs. they say it was the site of multiple synthetic drug seizures and an employee was shot there and it may have been related to a drug sale. the owner of that store is a retired d.c. cop. last week, the major signed a new law allowing police to close or fine businesses for selling synthetic drugs. this is not part of the new law. >>> today, a jury will begin its second day of deliberations in the colorado movie theater shooting trial. attorneys for james holmes say he is not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecutors say he deserves the death penalty. jurors deliberated for more than seven hours. they asked the judge three questions. he is charged with kimming 12 people and injuring 70 more during a midnight movie premier. >> today, a new chief in charge of frederick city, maryland. the mayor appointed edward harges as chief of police. he has 32 years of experience in law enforcement. for the last six years he has bee

one of the new restaurants here in the city's bloomingdale area.ction here in the community coming up at 6:00. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa 9's first alert weather. >> we're going to do a bit of a hard pivot here to talk about weather. it's been a wet dreary day for part of the day. >> things are settling down. that yellow alert by 7:00 we're going to yank it. i think the threat for strong to severe storms is quickly diminishing. we certainly had our share. we start with doppler 9000. it's so much quieter here in washington than it was. still have big storms to our south and southwest. here's that one in the mountains we're going to look at in just a moment. as we zoom in toward washington, not much going on. this shower is kind of stratling the river. this is certainly showing less intensity than it did 20 minutes ago. not far from croften drifting slowly south. got a community on 50 you may get a little wet on that. the biggest thing i'm watching, really it's in the mountains. it was approaching romney. this thing got a lot mor

. >>> there's now a memorial outside of a bloomingdale restaurant as neighbors mourn the loss of one of the owners. doug brown was co-owner of costa brava on first street. people are stopping by to leave candles and flowers. neighbors say it was the pride of his life. one neighborhood leader said brown had a warm spirit and high energy. >>> right now, president obama is in ethiopia meeting with that country's prime minister. the two are discussing a number of issues including counterterrorism, human rights and regional security issues. president obama is the first sitting american president to visit the east africa nation. later on he will convene a meeting on the crisis in south sudan. ethiopia is the final country the president will visit. >>> today the boy scouts are expected to make a major change. they're voting on a proposal to allow gay men to become scout leaders. they'll vote to bar discrimination based on sexual orientation. the organization lifted its ban on gay youth in 2013. >>> milwaukee police on lion alert. over the weekend there were several reports of a lion -- lion

and then, by the way, will bring much needed relief for the bloomingdale and la droit neighborhood onde island avenue every time it rained, basements would flood bringing up raw sewage into basements and from their toilets and from their bathtubs, not a pretty sight and not what people have been wanting to deal with but it's going to take a few more years for this entire project to be completed and we'll be here. lady bird will surface between 9:00 and 12:00 today. back to you. >>> still ahead, the small dog saved from the large jaws of an alligator. >> first we're throwing down four tickets to hershey park in case you didn't know. just enter wusa9's text to win drawing. text the key words "hersheypark" to 25543 for a chance to win. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. anything you want to do outside today, you're good to go. tons of sunshine and low humidity. this welcome treat we have this time of year doesn't come very often but we're looking at three days in a row. tomorrow is another really nice day. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist eri

s bloomingdale neighborhood is closed for at least one year for selling synthetic drugs. the attorney general said the store was the site of multiple synthetic drug seizures and an employee was shot there. it may have been related to the drug sale. the owner is a retired police officer. last week, muriel bowser signed a tough new law to allow police to fine or close businesses for selling the drugs. >>> the search is for the driver who dragged a police officer. near alberta drive in district heights last night. the officer was caught in the door and then the driver sped off with the officer halfway inside the car, throwing the officer to the ground. the suspect slammed into a tree about 100 yards away and then ran away. the officer is expected to be okay. we'll get an update on the search from news4's molette green later on. >>> tom kierein says get ready for a perfect summer day and this is just one reason why. cooler temperatures. but will the humidity come into play? he's back with your hour by hour forecast. >>> it sounds like something straight out of a movie. a teen

. >>> a bloomingdale's outlet store will open in center city philadelphia in the fall. it will be at the shops at liberty place on chestnut street. it's set to open in november. >>> you are invited to an unusual meeting tonight. the issue, whether to allow whole foods to sell beer and wine inside a new store. the store is one of many planned in the hamilton crossing shopping center. that would be whole foods' first store in the lehigh valley. the hearing starts at 7:00 at the township building. it is open to the public. the store wants to sell beer and wine at a restaurant inside the store. it won't be available in grocery aisles. >>> lot of us glued to our cell phones and sometimes it's easier to text rather than call. that's why salem county law enforcement is launching a program where you can actually text tips to police. it's called tip 411. get this. police can even text you back. it's an anonymous two-way conversation. here's how it works. text key word and message or tip 411 or you can download an app. there is a different key word for each department in the coun

livermore police released these photos of three young men who allegedly ran out of bloomingdale's with stolen clothing. this happened at the livermore outlets off 5 0. if you recognize any of them please call livermore police. >>> trump dumped again. this time by macy's. the retailer is the latest to cut ties with donald trump. this comes on the heels of his presidential announcement where he made controversial comments about mexicans. macy's says it has no tolerance for discrimination in any form and it's pulling its donald trump brand from its stores. trump says he fired macy's that it was his decision to split from macy's because he's upset many of the products sold in their stores are made in china. >>> an iconic part of the skyline has a new name now. the iconic building at 30 rock is officially the comcast building. the sign was switched for the first time a couple of hours ago. comcast is the parent company of nbc bay area. the skyscraper houses nbc's east coast headquarters. >> it's nice to sea the peacock along the skyline. it is beautiful. let's get a check of our forecast. f

doug was the co-owner of the costa brave virginia restaurant in the bloomingdale area of d.c. >>> this mess should be close to being cleaned up in alexandria. right now an eight-inch main broke on king street this morning. it shut down several lanes for much of the midday. however, crews expect to have it repaired by the evening rush as long as the fix was routine. no customers lost water because of the break. virginia america water says the main likely broke due to its age. >>> man was found shot at a stafford county home is going to be going to jail once he recovers. sheriff deputies found timothy phelps had shotgun wounds when he was at men near court last night. investigators say he pulled that gun after accusing a woman of stealing things from his bedroom. another man tried wrest the gun away and phelps was shot a friend of phelps also faces charges for firing the shotgun at a car carrying that woman. >>> investigators say a fire that broke out inside a prince george's county home appears to be a case of arson. you can see the intense flames coming from the second floor last night

s bloomingdale neighborhood caught up in the city's fight against drugs like spice and k 2. the d.c. attorney general's office shut down this store for a year. prosecutors say the florida avenue shop was the site of multiple synthetic marijuana seizures. the city carried out the closure under an old law, a new law signed by the mayor just last week will result in $10,000 fines for stores caught selling synthetic drugs. >>> in about an hour or so, we will learn what jurors have decided in the colorado theater shooting trial. they had to consider whether james holmes was legally insane when he opened fire in a crowded theater and killed 12 people. nbc's leann gregg reports how they arrived a this the decision. >> reporter: nine women and three men must sort through thousands of pieces of evidence and hundreds of hours of testimony. yesterday, they asked for an index to help access evidence, but the judge denied that request. the defense argued that holmes should be sent to a mental institution. two of their psychiatrists found he was insane. two court-pointed a psychiatrists d

anacostia and potomac rivers much cleaner, it will reduce the risk of flooding in neighborhoods like bloomingdale hit hard in recent years. as you can see, the work is far from finished here. it will take these crews at least another two months to get the rest of the drill out of that tunnel. now, as for who pays for this $2 billion project, everyone who gets a d.c. water bill. coming up at 6:00 we will tell you how much each household can expect to pay. in the district at the big dig mark segraves news4. >>> an alarming declaration from the director of the fbi about the threat of isis. what it means for our safety on u.s. soil. >>> we try to answer your questions about interactions about police after that dash cam video showing sandra bland's arrest. coming up, we spoke with the president of the fraternal order of police. >>> and a great day out here for backyard weather w of course, i have got all the kids. what are the moms doing right now? they are taking pictures of the kids on television. they said we don't want to be on tv sorry, moms, you were on tv too. what are we doing? >> we will be b

. >>> security guards at bloomingdale's takes down a suspected shoplifter and now raising the questions about excessive force. >> we are hours away from transbay service are shutting down. why some are thrills with the closure. >>> i'm abc 7 news sandy patel. temperatures continue to drop today but the dew points are up. i'll let you know what is ahead for the weekend, coming up. >>> live from the broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> a massive aerial assault is under way in the north bay. firefighters struggle to slow down the fast-moving wildfire that has just exploded in size. one of the biggest things fueling this fire, of course the drought. >> when you have less surface humidity, drier vegetation the entire system is ready taburn. >> and that's what's happening. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> 8,000 firefighters are trying to prevent any more from being lost in lake county. rocky fire is burning southeast of clear lake destroying 18,000 acres in less than two days. that's an area bigger than the city of palo alto. the fire is generating enough smoke to be seen from space. abc

bakery in new york city, and he was able to land big accounts with retailers like macy's and bloomingdale's. but his business skills -- well, they were half-baked. tonnie: i'm a little lost as to a notice of cancellation. tamika: didn't i just pay that yesterday? lemonis: tonnie was constantly borrowing money from his wife to cover rent and payroll. erenisse: what's the plan to recoup the money and at least break even? lemonis: he's already been forced to shut down two stores. and his current shop? well, it's already losing money. tonnie: we are at a breaking point. lemonis: the gourmet cupcake business is still thriving, and it's a business i know well. and while fixing tonnie's minis won't be a cakewalk, he's got an idea that i've never seen before -- a build-your-own cupcake. inwood is at the northern tip of manhattan. it's an up-and-coming neighborhood with a lot of renovation, and there's a lot of new restaurants and new retail, and you feel like it's really growing. but tonnie's minis has the worst retail entrance i've ever seen. i mean, there's scaffolding everywhere. the places on e

chopper4, that was the parking garage at bloomingdale's people. remember that?i spent many a saturday there. you can see crews have knocked it down to the street level, clearing out all the debris. that could take a few more months. bethesda magazine reports the mall owners are waiting on the county to approve other demolition permits that let them tackle the building. >>> the bat of the belt ways begins tonight at camden yards. >> the nationals and orioles meeting the first time this season. dave johnson join us in the studio. who has the emtonightdge tonight? >> i will put it in political terms too close to call, both team also bad weeks. for two teams doing quite well what about their rivalry? is it like a political feud? does proximity breed intensity between the nats and orioles? rob carlin, my good friend from comcast sports center joins us live from camden yards. what is the word for the players and fans and what we always call the battle of the belt ways? >> reporter: dave, it is fun when this rivalry began both these teams were really, really bad. so it

they say these teens shoplifted several items from a bloomingdale's outlet store. they say the teens ran out of the store and possibly get away in a late model four-door gray honda. police say if you know who the teens are, please give them a call. >>> any moment we're expecting to hear from president obama. he's expected to announce from the rose garden of the united states, he will talk about opening an embassy in havana. >>> we're hearing a plea deal may be in the works for leland yee. yee's attorney is not commenting but a spokesperson for the u.s. attorney's office says a plea deal is possible. yee was among 27 people arrested early last year in a wide-ranging political corruption scandal. >>> scott wiener has his eyes set on another political office. the moderate democrat will announce that he's running for the seat of mark leno. while he has picked up endorsements from le know and gavin new -- leno and gavin newsom, the race is expected to be difficult. other candidates could include tom amiano and jane kim. >>> a series of new laws goes into effect. are the

created two cul-de-sacks the mission forest city is dead imagine in jersey i didn't street was open bloomingdale and it was a wide street the mall faced it the great pedestrian circulation we got like a mall that has one good side and 3 bad i'm hoping we get this right the lesson for me we need to take care of the downtown projects and of the streets and alleys and preserving where the opportunity to extend them the new building should engage in dignified one is the thailand's if you've been down think a street there's a tunnel where the building bridges over the street there were two alternatives pit forwards one retained that tunnel and the preservation alternative retains that on ministry the other alternative treated a brand new tunnel on tom ma street that alternative the other alternative is the way the preservation i'd to have an alternative to open up both streets the bridge is a good thing they're asking for a lot they can fix past mistakes the other is circulation there is a parking garage with 5 hundred says that the calibration has all this traffic coming down fifth street if you're