margot was raised right here in hampton, virginia. she graduated from the university of virginia with a degree in finance. a journalist, independent researcher, entrepreneur and co-creator of an english-language monthly magazine with her husband, aaron, margot is the daughter of one of the first nasa black male engineers, so she grew up knowing many of the women in "hidden figures." margot is the founder of the human computer project and the recipient of the virginia foundation of the humanities grant for her research into the history of women in computing. she lives in charlottesville, virginia. writer virginia wolfe with once said anonymous in history was usually a woman. let me say that again. [laughter] anonymous in history was usually a woman. well, tonight these brilliant women are anonymous no more. thanks to margot and her book, "hidden figures." may the names of katherine johnson, dorothy vaughn, mary jackson, dr. christine darden and the other women who contributed to the space race and changed the course of history finally

it all happened here in hampton, virginia. chapter 1, the door opens. melvin butler, the langley memorial aeronautical laboratory had a problem the nature of which was made plain in may 1943 telegram, this establishment has urgent need for 100 junior citizens as mathematicians, 100 assistant computers, 75 minor laboratory assistances, 125 trainees, 30 stenographers, every morning at 7:00 am the butler and his staff bring to life dispatching the last station wagon to the local rails and the bus station and ferry terminal, so many women now each day who made their way to a lonely finger of land, the shuttle conveyed the recruits to the door of the laboratory service building on the campus of langley field. upstairs butler's staff wished the first aid station, photos and the oath of office. i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic so help me god. bus installed the new civil servants stands to take their places in one of the research facilities, each already fool and write with peace. no soone

hampton creek has already done a lot to change the food chain.cks when they are born are crushed. it is horrific. he is changing that press this -- practice. he's bringing visibility through it. they are making a difference. even if they are not successful, they will have made success by bringing visibility to this. concerned,he ceo is we normally talk to his team. does the team support the ceo? when they don't, we have to have a conversation with the ceo. do they make mistakes? absolutely. do we make mistakes? absolutely. it is a constant evaluation. emily: you are passionate about clean technology. you have made a lot of investments. someone say that you have made mistakes by going too far into this field. what have you learned? vinod: clean technology is an important area. climate change is a risk. i view climate change no different than i view homeland security, nuclear proliferation, terrorism. they are all risks society faces. we should ensure against that. how much of our gdp do we spent ensuring against foreign attacks, national defense,

he and three other officers responding to a routine call of wild target practice when hampton, a former military weapons trainer, heard a frightening click. >> when i was in afghanistan, i was an instructor with an ak-47, so, i know that noise. >> reporter: vance then opened up on the three younger officers in front of him. as they ran for cover, hampton decided to stay and fight. >> i was like a momma bear protecting her cubs. when he started shooting at the officers, it just -- the rage no, not today. >> see, i'm bleeding, where police shot me. >> reporter: after the shootout that injured hampton and another officer, vance drove their police truck to the bear creek mobile home park, where he carjacked a vehicle and shot a bystander. then, moving to his aunt and uncle's house, allegedly murdering them before shooting another man at a gas station. it was the last time he was seen or heard from. >> and jim avila with us from oklahoma tonight. and jim, you were telling us, there were several reports of possible sightings, but so far no luck? >> reporter: that's right, david. several false

creek -- investor and hampton creek.his thoughts on the troubled company's future. vinod khosla there was a -- khosla: there was a bloomberg article recently. formerorter believed a employee who bought some stock and accused the company of giving false information. stock. have bought his if he thought he was defrauded, why not sell the stock back and not lose a penny? is an investor. he did not feel defrauded. his wife is on the board. stuff were is other will discover. i personally went and talked to him. he did not have one credible allegation. i talked to the people he suggested i talk to. botherdo the allegations you? do they concern you? eddie company that has employees leave, they have allegations. sometimes they are right. 70% of the time, they are just bitterness. we look into them when they are serious. i will not comment on the specifics, but suffice it to say we are always looking. is the buyback relevant? the 77,000 dollars reported? completely irrelevant to our .nvestment decision egg board was plotting to d

what police say they found in a hotel room after a 19-month-old toy died in hampton. -- boy died in hampton. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. turns out we are going to have a pretty nice day. ke degrees of where we were yesterday afternoon for this afternoon but we're starting off a touch warmer this morning. you'll walk out and say, it is still chilly. it is not quite as cold by several degrees thanks to high clouds drifting through. those will thin out, eventually getting back to the 60's. a front tomorrow will bring rain chances and a big change for the end of the week in the weekend. details on that with your we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: we are starting to see traffic at a little busy i-93 southbound through windham at exit 3. give yourself a few extra minutes. increasing volume at exit six. 89 is looking good from concord to lebanon. in massachusetts, 93 southbound at exit lane block. traffic is backing up into new hampshire. from the 95.7 w

just ask natalie hampton? sot natalie 9:00 i was bullied pretty severely at my old school so when hampton got the chance to change schools, she decided to take it upon herself to find a way to battle the bullies? by creating a free lunch planning app called 'sit with us'? sot natalie 42:00 anyone who doesn't know where they can go and who to phone and look at the lunches kindness' to raise awareness. hampton chatted with our partners at radio disney about her plans to make lunch? a little sweeter. sot natalie 2:00:00 if you spread kindness it will comes back to you because this was my dream to bring it out to the world // i mean i'm sitting here right now so that's all i could have asked for. that was rachel smith reporting. the "sit with us" app is free. you can find it in the apple huelga with your first alert forecast. a series of little systems pushing through the area will bring breezy winds monday, along with on and off cloud cover through thursday. expect gusts to about 25 mph tomorrow, with highs aroun

erika: that coming from hampton beach, new hampshire. a man is dead after he fired at officers and holed up at the mari-anne motel on ocean boulevard. police say after an hours-long standoff, the 38-year-old suspect killed himself. the incident may be part of a burglary investigation in seabrook. mike pence is headed ba campaign trail after a scare in new york. the gop vice presidential nomination's plane slid off the runway at laguardia during a rainstorm. nobody was hurt. boston police want you to look at this video. it shows a person of interest in an alarming case in roxbury. a young girl grabbed on her way to the bus stop tuesday morning. she did manage to get away. randy: final preparations are underway with open tolling now just hours away in the commonwealth. this is a view of the it will be very different in the coming days. emily: this morning the state is making changes to fight frustration. the eyeopener's sera congi live in natick to explain for us. sera. sera: emily and randy, people have been swarming the e-z pass service

what police say they found in a hotel room after a 19-month-old toy died in hampton. -- boy died in hampton. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. sean: good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm sean mcdonald. turns out we are going to have a pretty nice day. ke degrees of where we were yesterday afternoon for this afternoon but we're starting off a touch warmer this morning. you'll walk out and say, it is still chilly. it is not quite as cold by several degrees thanks to high clouds drifting through. those will thin out, eventually getting back to the 60's. a front tomorrow will bring rain chances and a big change for the end of the week in the weekend. details on that with your

reporting in hampton, jennifer crompton, wmur newsnine. adam: right now, a deadly crash on 93 south just before the 293 split is under investigation. investigators say it appears a ford f-350 was driving south slow moving traffic. investigators say the 50-year-old driver hit several vehicles. one of them rolled, killing 62-year-old cynthia perkins of derry. no one else was seriously injured. at this time, no charges have been filed. in court today, two men who merrimack police arrested for their alleged involvement in an elaborate mail scheme. 19-year-old steven ferreras melo and 21-year-old christopher sanchez sanchez from rhode fraud. police say a package with 3 apple iphone seven's was delivered to a home, but that the resident did not order them. both men say that they were paid to go to the home and get the package with the phones inside. turning to weather, this morning you probably saw some frost on your car if you're parked outside, but it is warming up. here's a live look at hampton beach. temperatures in the mid-50's now. meteoro

the case unfolding last wednesday morning, when police say witham brought the boy to the hampton fire department after 11:00. >> he was very distraught, obviously, the child was unresponsive and trying to make trying to help contact his wife. reporter: it was later confirmed that the boy had died. police say when they searched the nearby motel room where witham and his wife had been living with the toddler and a 6-year-old, they found the open package of fentanyl and a bottle of pills they say witham tried to mild under a child's blanket. according to police, witham fled to massachusetts where he was arrested two days later. >> extreme tragedy, further investigation is happening, but mr. witham is the one who brought his young stepson to the fire department for emergency response, when he noticed his condition was nonresponsive. he's obviously very distraught about all of this. reporter: paperwork in the case has been sealed, police saying very little as they await autopsy results and the investigation continues. >> that's why we are waiting the toxicology results before we make deter

it happened at the mari-anne hotel in hatcher it. -- hampton beach. officers evacuated the motel as they tried to negotiate, and they found the man dead at an apparent suicide at 1:30. nobody else was hurt. right now commuters are preparing for major >> and the eyeopener reporter covering all the angles, the impact is open, as open tolling begins and we start with antoinette this morning with what we need to know. >> randy and emily, here we go. it all gets started tonight and as this major project gets underway, this could really be a rough ride for hundreds of thousands of drivers. here's what you need to know. open tolling gets starred tonight at 10:00. that means no more cash on the the new traffic patterns take effect. what does all of this mean for drivers for the next few weeks? while the toll plazas are being dismantled you have to drive around the work zone, so traffic will first be funneled to the sides of the plazas and later on through the middle, and meaning you have to slow down and you have to stay in your lane and in other words plan f

the town of hampton but the state of new hampshire as well. ray: two firefighters suffered minor injuries, they were treated and released. the cause is under investigation. the fire marshal's office has been called into with this that investigation. kristen: right now, arlene drive in belmont is closed while neighbors tell us police have been on scene since yesterday. the major crime chat -- crime truck is on scene. manchester police have identified a body found yesterday in cullerot park. officers are not releasing the person's name until all family is notified, but say the body found was a 44-year-old male. an autopsy scheduled for later today will determine the cause of death. police haven't said if this suspect in an armed robbery at cumberland farms on webster street in manchester. police say a man wearing a red wig entered the store around 4:00 a.m. on saturday, showed a gun and demanded cash. officers say he stole three cartons of cigarettes and cash. anyone with information should contact manchester police, you could be eligible for a

it was dark and rainy all factors that lead to a tragedy in west hampton late last night. the pedestrian was hit by a driver and killed, never stopped to help. the man who was killed 66-year-old wayne williams junior of willingboro. he was walking when a woman in a white suv hit him. the woman in her 60s called police to say she hit a deer which is very common. >> this area behind the phyllis station it is loaded with deer. >> reporter: after an hour of being hit, williams was spotted by another driver passing by. >> the area where he was struck there's not much a shoulder there. >> reporter: it doesn't look like the driver will be arrested. >> we're investigating it as an accident. she is a nurse she was shaken up about the incident. >> reporter: the investigation is in the preliminary stages. in fact detectives say they are not clear whether williams was in the road or on the shoulder. reporting in west hampton, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> closing arguments continue today in the bridgegate trial. brigette kelly and bill baroni are accused of traffic jams on t

just ask natalie hampton? sot natalie 9:00 i was bullied pretty severely at my old school so when hampton got the chance to change schools, she decided to take it upon herself to find a way to battle the bullies? by creating a free lunch planning app called 'sit wi anyone who doesn't know where they can go and who to sit with, they can open their phone and look at the lunches being kindness' to raise awareness. hampton chatted with our partners at radio disney about her plans to make lunch? a little sweeter. sot natalie 2:00:00 if you spread kindness it will comes back to you because this was my dream to bring it out to the world // i mean i'm sitting winds monday, along with on and off cloud cover through thursday. expect gusts to about 25 mph tomorrow, with highs around 90. cloud cover will make a push in the evening and the mountains could see a stray storm. the breezes will become more occasional on tuesday and highs will top out in the upper 80s with partly cloudy skies. here's a look -- at what's coming

so officially those delays do begin at hampton. other issues in the morning drive include the delay across northbound santa fe leading up to 25 itself. 6th avenue there's a crash at sheridan. backups of 20 minutes coming out of golden have already accumulated behind that backup and crash. further up to the north, southbound 25 is clear after should be 104th. the southbound wreck is clear. and the drive times from e470 are right around 16 minutes. >> good morning. i'm colleen colleen ferreira. there will be a debate held here tonight. they will debate live on 9 news starting at 7:00 p.m. tonight on channel 20. there will be no commercial interruptions. we will also be broadcasting 9 news political reporter kyle clark will be moderating the debate. again it starts at 7:00 p.m. with live coverage. if you know anything about the debates we have done before, kyle and brandon, gary, as you know, both tough but they can be fair. it will be a great debate. >> i think it will be very good. again the debate is live on channel 20 at 7:00 toni

. >> our tour of her the hamptons. is she online dating at 62? >> i'm free this saturday night. >>> and -- ? if i could turn back time ? >> cher at 70. her life today. >> i never expected to live this long. >> our rare interview with the music legend after the death rumors. >> there were all these reports. cher's sick. >> do they just think i'm dying? i'm just older than dirt. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." kardashian getting robbed in paris? thanks for joining us, everyone. cameron mathison is off. we have the latest on kim k.'s robbery investigation after new video is released. but we begin with brad and angelina. the new development in their divorce battle. >> my sources say brad is devastated, but he's not giving up. >> first maddox. brad pitt met with his 15-year-old son on wednesday. a therapist was present during the visit. their brief reunion comes after brad and maddox were involved in some kin on a private jet. it's believed that episode was the last straw for jolie, who separated from brad the following day. as it turns out, b

reporter: any time you hear fire at hampton beach, you may fear the worst, and for good reason. an entire block burned to the ground back in 2010. 100 years old and made of wood. but tonight many are expressing relief. fire crews from all over converged on the sprawling hampton beach casino complex wednesday morning, the chief himself sounding the alarm just before 8:00. >> i was just driving into worm and saw smoke coming from the building. reporter: initial worry turned to relief. the three-alarm fire was contained in about an hour. >> thankod report jake fleming manages the century old wooden building and owns the purple urchin restaurant. investigators believe it was started there by an electrical short circuit in a beverage cooler. >> it's more smoke and water than any real heavy duty fire damage. but there's still a lot of work to be done. reporter: while some smoke went throughout the entire building, the damage is mostly contained to the urchin and businesses floor, a couple inches of water there, and product that we had hanging, water dripping off it, so it doesn't look

in february 2010 a fire destroyed an entire block in hampton. fire chief jameson ayotte said that fire was in their minds as they responded to the flames. >> i was driving into work and saw smoke coming from the building. the smoke was coming from the roof just over the purple urchin. >> thank god for the sprinkler systems. they all work. they really do. >> thank goodness it wasn't jammed with people. sean: while some smoke went to the restaurant and a few businesses below it. no one was in the building at the time but two firefighters did receive minor injuries. authorities have now released the name of the man found dead in a manchester park earlier this week. police say 44-year-old jeffrey williams of bedford was found at cullerot park on the westside tuesday by a man walking his dog. officials are still waiting on toxicology results to determine how the man died. erin: a former chaplain at saint paul's school has been allegations against him in multiple states. former reverend howard white worked at saint paul's from 1967 to 1971. this summe

press, east hampton press and 27.com.eived from the league members, you the audience and the students. i remind you that we like the questions to be identified as having come from the audience and students when that's the case. students, please let us know what issues are important to you and noting on the card that the question came from the student. we also have chair of the government committee of the league and then copresident judy that's going view the questions that you write on the index card. it's not to sensor any voice, this is done to identify the issues that are most important to the audience while avoiding duplication. it also insures that questions are issued base and suitable to be asked to both candidates. one of the most important people is barbara. she is showing the signs that's going to be telling you how much time you have left and when to stop. most important is marshal and the candidates lee sell don and now to the debate format that was agreed to by the candidates prior to the acceptance of the in

wmur's cherise leclerc is live tonight in hampton with the breaking details. cherise: tom, 30-year-old leo witham is facing three criminal charges tonight, but police have not told us what led to the charges or how the toddler died. authorities say the 19-month-old was found dead inside an apartment at 86 ashworth avenue on wednesday. witham was arrested today on endangering the welfare of a

jimmy hampton. >> so it looks like a gun fight in the movies? >> yeah. he was shooting at me and i was >> reporter: officer hampton took a shot to the foot and he and three others responded to a routine call of wild target practice. when hampton, a weapons trainer, heard a frightening click. >> when i was in afghanistan, i was an instructor for ak-47. i know the noise. >> reporter: vance opened up in front of them, as they ran, hampton decided to stay and bs. a mama bear protecting her when you start shooting at her shooting at the officers, it just -- the rage went through me and i was like, no, not today. >> reporter: after the shootout, the injured hampton and another officer, vance drove their police truck to the bear creek mobile home park where he carjacked a vehicle and shot a bystander. then moving to the aunt and uncle's house, allegedly murdering them before shooting another man at a gas station. it was the last time he was seen or heard from. police say there have been several false alarms, but no since early monday morning. and his cell phone

. >>> breaking news, a north hampton county girl is at the center of an amber alert. the sheriff's office is looking wearing a pink long sleeved t- shirt, black genes and blue, black, and pink tennis shoes. she was last seen on east main street in woodland around 6:30 yesterday evening. if you he any information call authorities. >>> right now correction officers say they have what they're calling a disturbance at prison in wayne nty under control.

something natalie hampton knows far too well. >> i sat alone pretty much every single day. it was an awful feeling that might me feel like an outcast. >> natalie fell into a deep depression, eventually switching schools, her parents felt powerless. >> you can control things maybe in your own lives and in your own house, maybe. but you can't control what peers do to peers. >> you can see all the lunches. >> now natalie's turning the cafeteria tables. she created an app called sit with us. >> it's kind of like e-vite, but it's lunch. >> students can use the app to schedule lunch at a table where they know they'll be welcomed. >> have any of you guys ever felt lonely sitting at lunch before? >> yes, definitely. >> these are a few of the teens who are hosting these lunches. >> i notice people when they sit down at the table. there's some sort of sigh of relief. >> it's part of a growing nationwide movement with programs like no one eats alone day. >> bull aying and isolation aret an all-time high.

wmur's cherise leclerc is live tonight in hampton with the breaking details. cherise: tom, 30-year-old leo witham is facing three criminal charges tonight, but police have not told us what led to the authorities say the 19-month-old was found dead inside an apartment at 86 ashworth avenue on wednesday. witham was arrested today on endangering the welfare of a child for purposely violating a duty to care, but also possession of a controlled drug and falsifying evidence charges. what police have not told us are the circumstances surrounding the child's death or how police discovered it. the cause of death is still under investigation at this time and police are asking anyone who come forward or use their anonymous text line. witham is being held on $10,000 bail and will be arraigned on live in hampton, cherise tuesday. leclerc, wmur news 9. tom: now to commitment 2016. donald trump once again in hot water, this time for comments he made about groping women. footage from 2005 surfaced this afternoon of trump bragging about trying to have sex with a married woman.

the trainees are mustered and checked in, and receive the particular rules of hampton.'t graduate just for the hoping. you have to earn it. until now, our boy was just helping around the water. he learned that they were so .any different types of buoys he had to become as familiar with them as his own name. that was only a small part of it. among other things, bill learned how to make compensations, how to navigate by dead reckoning, and how to plot a course. have you take readings. bill also learned how to use the on thisoom telegram training ship, bill and his shipmates look to actually use what they have learned in class. >> easy now. >> just a touch. right rudder. that's it. easier rudder. that is fine. >> is on his way to becoming a quartermaster. pedro's are bob's, on their way to become radio managers, aviation machines mates, and other specialists. they are getting ready to take their places. , minesweeping. along with a thousand among other jobs that make up the navy .eam ♪ >> this photographer's mates who wears the purple heart has flown many missions over ene

new details on the fire the started on hampton beach yesterday. officials say the flames started after a beverage cooler's power cord short-circuited inside the purple urchin seaside cafe. sean: we have had a couple of rain today? kevin: late day. we have a chance of an hour of light rain. it will be with a front. we are starting with low 30's up north, low to mid level clouds which really wrote in central and southern areas. we jump into the 60's today. we jump into the 60's today. the front coming through sean: it will feel like fall in earnest. this is a look from our common man camera. kevin: do not call me ernest. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. police and emergency vehicles on the scene of a serious crash 93 southbound in the area of exit 5. there is lane blockage and traffic is back to the lower 293 northbound side by exit 5 due to onlooker delays. 101 and 111 looking ok. in massachusetts, minor slowdowns on 93 and 493 in andover at the connector. from the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: teacher facing cha

and received a brief outline of particular rules in hampton. bill had hoped for, but you don't graduate just for hoping, you have to earn it. ♪ justtil now, our boy was floating around in the water, but they will soon learn there are quite a few different types of boys, each with a different purpose. you have to become as million with them as his own name. them as hisar with own name. he learned how to make aviation compensations, how to navigate by [indiscernible] and how to product course. make curio barometers, how to set it, how to take readings, a barometer is a sailors watchdog. use --ll also used to learned use the engine room telegraph. this training ship, bill and his shipmates put to actually use what they have learned in classes. >> easy now. just a touch, right rudder. that's it. here is your rudder. that's fine. >> wild bill is on his way to becoming a quartermaster, other bills, tony's, pedro's are on their way to becoming radio men, , aviationetal smiths , gunners mates and other specialists, and getting ready to take their place

the mapgs in the hamptons. >> i'm free this saturday night. >>> now, for october the 17th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." beyonce cut and bleeding as she performs. only we can take you backstage just moments after the accident. >> but first, just how many millions will billy bush get to walk away from the "today" show? let the auditions begin for his replacement. >> the one and only, harry connick jr. is here. come on out! >> harry connick jr. steps into the turmoil this morning, filling in for the embattled billy bush. charming the co-hosts. >> i was so excited when i heard i was invited to the show. because i'm a big fan of the show. >> it's fair to look at this as sort of annopen audition, kind of like what you saw with kelly's show in the morning there. i think you're seeing people pitch in, because they literally have to keep the show on the air. chemistry. >> this video leaked showing bush and donald trump making lewd comments. bush's lawyer released this statement. quote, there are news reports that a $10 million settlement has been reached between billy bush and nbc. t

officer jimmy hampton i was like a momma bear protecting her cubs. when he started shooting at her, shooting at the officers, it just the rage went through me and i was like no, not today. police say vance took off in a patrol car, before ditching it and carjacking a bystander-- shooting them in the process. breaking overnight.... police are looking for a suspect involved in a stabbing near oakey and decatur. officers tell us a woman was inside her apartment, when her husband got home and started fighting with her. the woman's friend tried to intervene and the husband stabbed him in the back! he took off. the victim was rushed to the hospital but we're told he'll be okay. police are also searching for four teens wanted in connection the north west. investigators tell us around 7 last night the teens broke into a home near rainbow and vegas drive and hit the victim on the head and then ransacked the house. they took off in the victim's car... a 20-14 hyundai. police believe the suspects are between the agest 16 to 18. friends and relatives are coming

here the trainees are checked in and receive a brief outline of the rules in hampton. bill had hoped for, but you don't graduate just by hoping. you have to earn it. until now, our boy was just something floating around in the water, but bill learned there were quite a few different types of boys, each with a different purpose. he had to become as familiar with them as his own name. that was only a small part. among other things he learned how to make aviation compensations. how to navigate. how to plot a course. how to make curio barometers, how to set it, how to take readings. a barometer is a sailor's watchdog. he also learned to use the engine room telegraph. on this training ship bill and , his shipmates put to actually -- actual use what they learned in classes. >> easy now. just a touch, right rudder. that's it. here is your rudder. that's fine. >> while bill is on his way to becoming a quartermaster, other bill's, tony's, pedro's are on their way to becoming radio men, aviation metal smiths, aviation machinist mates, gunners mates and other specialists, and get

it curves to hampton. keep it in mind. we'll fly southside, northbound 25 coming up on ridge gate 50s and 60s. central drive around colorado boulevard. further in toward the downtown commute, we're going to head . >>> welcome back. if looking for a place, we've got the spot for you. if you have millions that is. the historic daniels and fishers tower on the 16th street mall is now on the market. the top five floors are up for sale the tower was built more than 100 years ago. the historic preservation group now says it's only the second been up for sale. bids open next wednesday. there's no minimum bid. safe to say it will probably go to misdemeanors -- to millions of dollars. isn't that interesting? >>> the popular candy is dishing out a new flavor, caramel. the issue wasn't coming up with the idea, it was creating a machine that could make the new flavor. they needed something that wouldn't crush outside because the caramel inside was so soft. that looks like a fun store. >> can you imagine taking your kids into that stor