. >> now meet the guy who keeps the show going with some wicked skld here of being the guy that likes to blow things up. >>> rescuers save a dog and three stray puppies but -- >> this story has a twist. >> see the surprise when everybody gets to the shelter. >>> a motorcyclist is about to get a taste of -- >> ignorant riding. >> how a dude going rogue creates a chain reaction. >>> plus the man cave staple that's stashed in that ceiling. and you're invited to a fourth of july party with tiny hamster. see where the drinks are cold the kids are cool. >> and the beginy pig is chilling in the guinea pig pool. >>> fourth of july special day when you americans celebrate your country by burning up a small part of it. quite often we're distracted by the beautiful explosions and sounds and colors in the air and often look over the people behind the scenes. submitted to our facebook page. check it out. >> i always think about these guys every time i see fireworks. who is down there running, lighting the wick? >> i always thought maybe it's guys pressing buttons. there is a whole team here. this

. >> now meet the guy making fourth of july with his wicked skills. >> yeah. have a reputation around here as the firework guy. likes to blow stuff up. >> divers looking for summer fun find ham per head sharks instead. >> eck freaking out. >> what got them out alive and back on the boat. >>> it's a holiday homecoming for this family. >> everybody ready? >> yeah. >> hello. we're missing somebody. >> the moment mom gets her soldier back. >> ah -- >> and you are fourth of july party with tiny hamster. >> making tiny burgers. >> where the drinks are cold the kids are cool. >> and the guinea pig is chillin' in the guinea pig pool. >> whew! >>> the frnlg frnlourth of july. a special day you celebrate employeeing up a small part of it. when you see fireworks displays we're distracted by the beautiful explosions and sounds and colors in the air, and we often look over the people behind the scenes. they've got a pretty cool pov video actually submitted to our facebook page by steve hammond. check it out. >> i think about these guys every time i see fireworks. who's dow

will you turn from your wicked or in different way? another term for wicked in scripture is indifference. ladies and gentlemen, that in differentce in the church is killing this culture. we need to speak out when it is our turn to speak. because if we humble ourselves and seek his faith pray, turn from wicked and in different ways, there is the promise he will heal our land. i think it is almost a pinch me moment that god would sooner us to be on the journey for this. yes, there are funnel clouds facing our nation. yes, the darkness is getting darker and bolder and more courageous. it is trumping the light. let me tell you this. light will always penetrate darkness, every time. right will penetrate darkness of . we need to be that light. i would ask you to join us and a growing number of people across the globe, praying for america's revival. you know what? it is not an outside in proposition. let me continue to live the way i want to live. it begins with me and begins with you. my marriage and your marriage and your family and my fami

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when the 66-year-old vietnam vet was found trapped under a tree in the woods near his home on ard wick ardmore road in the spring dale section of prince george's county. >> this is strange, isn't it? >> it is. it is. and for him potentially being there for as long as he has been missing and no one ever noticing him in this area i'm not sure how much pedestrian traffic is by here every day, but fortunately, someone was walking this way saw him and contacted officials. >> this could have had a far more tragic ending. >> without a doubt. >> reporter: now, this is how they say it happened. around 1 a.m. last monday they say mr. sade went for a walk from his home here. what caused him to go for that walk? how did he end up in those woods? there are a lot of questions. i'm still searching for some answers. i will be back at 5. barbara, back to you. >> thank you, pat. >>> we have a developing story about the 2024 olympics now. there could be new life in washington's efforts to host the games now that boston is pulling out of contention. boston's bid was in jeopardy from the beginning because

and he said after, he goes, "this girl came over and i thought, 'she's like the "wicked" girl.'opular. i'm all about popular.'" and he's like -- [ laughter ] and then she said, "alan told me you hated that song." she's such a good sport. >> seth: she is a great sport. now, is it a little bit harder for her? because i imagine she's going to go through multiple costume changes through the course of the night. >> oh, i'm matching her. >> seth: you are? >> oh, it's fashion central, baby. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you're going fashion. wow. don't mind if you do. how many looks are you going to have? >> well, i think there's eight parts. and i've got one for the red carpet. nine. >> seth: nine? >> yeah, nine. [ audience oohs ] oh, yeah. a range of colors. a range of fabrics. a range of designers. >> seth: you got to keep a lot of people happy. >> i do. i just sort of think -- i think it's boring when the boy just wears a tuxedo and just, you know, stands there. looks like a cardboard cutout. so, we're -- yeah, so i'm mixing it up a bit. >> seth: great. i look forward to it. you

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it was pretty wicked.f you sold short down here at 121 or 120 you got burned. >> all the wise guys told me. if this takes out 120 it's history. it was not history. >> i tell you what didn't really take out 120 and what needs to happen is take out the 200 game moving average and that's still intact. so as long as that green line is good we're okay. but the beautiful thing is that reversed -- apple reversed so quickly and it punished those shorts so quickly and so severely i don't think they'll be back for a little while. it's like putting your hand on a hot stove. the last thing you want to do is put your hand back on that hot stove and if you shorted apple last week you just got burned. i'm pretty sure some of those shorts are are out of the market. >> give me the longer term view you have now. >> for the longer term picture, there's clearly resistance up in this area up around the low 130s. that's really not very far away and now that we have a nice bounce off of support. >> do you think those are importa

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that's all he was fed, so my son is righteous and he get killed somebody had to be wicked here. this is -- and i wanted to bring it to the front, and i wanted to say with this i can rest because i knew -- and i thank everybody who came forward with the information. i thought they should have -- i thought the person should have been locked up on day one. he should have never been released after they saw the film. why is he still walking the streets because it was murder. >> this may be premature and i'm not necessarily talking about the eyes of the criminal justice system but you're obviously a person of great faith. can you see in your heart to forgive this person this officer, whether he's convicted or not? >> if he asks forgiveness, oh, yeah. i can forgive him. i can forgive anybody. god forgave us but god -- i ain't saying nothing about him. i was told this man was released and nobody can find him. he can't hide from god. god is almighty so i wasn't worried about that. >> you said yesterday that you wanted the video released. [ inyou had aaudible ] >> seeing that video let me

the show going on after rain and wicked weather threatened to put a damper on it. all of this under the watchful eye of hundreds of law enforcement officers, security is heightened and checkpoints along with roadblocks and barricades seemingly everywhere. >> i'm thankful they are here. it has not taken away from the excitement in the air. >> it is a great atmosphere. very patriotic. roz: the type security continues tonight. i'm told this was pretty much an uneventful day. that is the kind of news you want to hear on the fourth of july. roz plater, abc 7 news.a special >> thank you from the first family tonight. president obama: we are grateful to the armed, our military families, to our veterans. without you, we could not enjoy the incredible blessings we do in this greatest country on earth. >> the president and first lady said they were especially thankful for those spending the holiday away from their families overseas. one of the biggest challenges for the holiday, navigating the crowd as you try to go downtown. rebecca cooper is live right now. people are comi

that was wicked. up and back to back titles his third at wimbledon matching his coach in ninth major and lind l said after the set, it was the key. >> i cannot let the this happen against roger in finals at wimbledon because this might be my last chance in the match but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics and played a really really good matchup. >>> final round of the women's u.s. open four of the last seven. amy yang three-shot lead coming in. birdie here on 17 one back. the first open misses the 12-foot par. in the clubhouse with four under 66. yang lar par put to face a play-off. 1 over 71 so wins the first u.s. open in the first appearance. final round of the john deere classic, 46-year-old tom finished seven under 67. great tee shot on 12 and he's in the clubhouse. johnson one shot back at 19 getting ready to putt for a birdie on 16 when this happens. >> not cool. >> not cool. either a firework exploded or a boat backfired right as he was in the back swing and end up finishing for t

wicked winds prevented the third round from starting. massive rain friday morning gave way to winds saturday morning. players trying to have fun with it. fans bundled up in giant bean bags. not a good decision to try to get the second round finished in the morning. 39 players needed to do so. including dustin johnson. going to hit his ball which he had yet to mark. spieth with birdie putt opportunity. tiger woods score card. lines up par putt brings over tiger to discuss it before he can mark it and blows away again. so he goes from a two footer to a five footer. then there was brendan, par at 18 to make the cut. let's listen to his story. >> pretty frustrating to know i just teed off 18 in 40 miles per hour winds and then they call play. why did we start play in the first place? i finished off but a little frustrated. >> after a ten-hour delay play resumes. he made it on 13. dustin johnson able to get one back with a birdie on 18. he had the outright lead by one shot. as for tiger woods summed it up on 18, basically drove the green, mis

a night exchange before federalford takes the point with a wicked backhand.four sets. so federer moves on to the fourth round. >> the tour de france jot underway today with a time trail. dennis took the stage in just under 15 minutes. average speed of 34.5-miles-an-hour set a tour record for a time trial. he this seventh aussie to wear the yellow jersey-tonight at 6:00, one of the best players in the nba free agent market makes his decision, and the warriors' harrison barnes brings the nba championship trophy to his ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> coming up at 6:00, we're following breaking news out of the oakland hills where a large fire is burning. it can be seen throughout much of the east bay. we'll have a live report from the scene. >>> google has a new mysterious device in the work. what an sec filing suggests it could be. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> hundreds are celebrating their music that was born in america. we were upon fillmore street in san francisco for the fillmore jazz festival. the 31st year for the family friendly event. it's billed as the largest free j

the jokeres wicked. wins his fourth set tying boris becker, he said afterwards he first set was key. >> i cannot let this happen against roger. in finals of wimbledon. this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to the basics. >> giants are playing their best baseball unfortunately just before the all-star break. perfect day for a canoe party. a three-run homer, third of the year. giants score four in the fourth. the final run support, struck out seven. gents win 4-2 and enter the break over .500. a's looking to a godmother win streak heading into the break. their all-stars making a big impress. vogt to right. ones far enough. rob of a home run but would get revenge in the fourth. see ya. murphy won't catch that one. a two-run shot. plenty of support for sonny gray help went the distance. gave up only two hits six strikeout, the lowest e.r.a. in the league. 27-20 since may 23rd. they carpet wait until the second half. >> final round of the women's u.s. open. in gee

this guy is also known as the wicked singer. watch what he does. oh he found the perfect acoustics.e exact song. you can clearly make the distinction in terms of the acoustics and you're going to be blown away. ♪ this is like ear candy. >> yes. it bounces off the surfaces. it's fascinating, right? ♪ >> so we have to point out to people this is not a guy in front of a screen. he went and visited. he did a great job. >> yes. ♪ >> it's brilliant to hear how different one song sounds just because of the location that you're seeing it in. this reminds you of how spectacular our experiences are on the planet. >> all right, everybody, it's time to win $100 in summer cash. all you have to do is play a little game we like to call video knockout and vote for your favorite of two videos. head over to rightthisminute.com and win summer cash. play today for some summer cash. good luck, everyone. >> it's the latest re-enactment with his 4-year-old and this time there was a catch. >> we can't really have a cat because i'm allergic. >> why this one takes an awkward turn. >> he's already th gigiveve

a downed tree blocks 401 conostoga road stay on 23 ridge road to get around that blockage in wore wick township. ben franklin bridge westbound side building traffic you're without the westbound right lane round the clock because of the patco work. gloucester county, northbound direction 130 slow through there. njt river line is not running between walter rand transportation center and the entertainment center in camden saturday of flooding from last evening. >> it's been a wild and crazy summer when it comes to quick and damaging storms around here. there's more cleanup to do this weekend. katherine scott is live in media, delaware county surveying the damage there. >> reporter: the storms are fierce, we saw damage from berks to delaware. in media they are making progress. when we got here this morning kirk lane was closed. crews were working overnight after a number of people lost power. there are repaster to make across the -- there are repairs to make across the area. you can hear the winds on the cell phone video a funnel cloud spotted 25 to 30 feet above the ground at new castle d

this one was just one person he knew was wicked.s man to the light. >> you were talking about joining the battlefield and marching with the people. >> for people who -- who they've been killed by cops by -- >> by anyone. >> yeah. but sure but no no no. i'm focusing on cops is because so many people did come out and said -- >> unfortunately we lost the feed there. we were listening to audrey dubose the mother of sam dubose and lost on july 19th allegedly murdered by a university of cincinnati police officer named ray tensing. now, we're just learning earlier in the 1:00 hour that tensing is facing a murder indictment. the grand jury came back. we heard from the hamilton county prosecutor that he is going to go after justice in this and that they feel they did the right thing and treat tensing as a murderer abe based on the fact that the university of cincinnati police officer wearing body camera video and we have that video and let me know if we have cued it up to show everybody what the extent of what the grand jury had to work with

wicked inside out forehand winner. third win at wimbledon. matching his coach boris beck kerr. first set was key. >> i cannot let this happen against roger in finals in wimbledon because this might be my last chance in the match. but again, managed to regroup went back to basics and played a really good match. >> final round of the u.s. women's open. in chun. her first open. misses the par on 18. in the clubhouse at 8-under with a 4-under 66. amy yang, a long par. owe. in gee which hun. >> scottish open rickie fowler, needs a birdie to win. par to force a playoff. oh my. sticks it within a foot. he would tap in for birdie winning the scottish open, going into next week's british open. final round of the john deere classic, tom gillis, great tee shot on 12, in the clubhouse leading at 20-under. satch johnson one shot back putting on 16 when this happens. [explosion] >> not cool, he says, either a firework exploded or a boat backfired in his back swing. he two-putted for par. jordan spieth. four birdies on the final six. 3-under 68. he and billis went to a playoff and jordan wins

>> the first time in 27 years the british open will have a monday finish, wicked winds at st. prevented the their round from ever starting. massive rain friday morning gave tie 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds on saturday morning. you wanted to a glass of water? it wasn't happening. low angle view here. the west sands, players like poulter, try these? high stepping. he was having fun fans bundled up. they made the wrong choice by starting the second round in the morning. 39 players needed to finish their round, including dustin johnson, trying to mark his ball. off it goes, playing partner jordan spieth thinking it would hit his. gave himself a birdie putt stunt and he was frustrated. tiger woods' score card goes flying. worst louis oosthuizen lining up this putt for par, off it goes bringing tiger over to discuss it. before he can mark it away it goes again so goss from a two-footer to five-footer, mad at himself for failing to mark it in then brendan todd. par on 18 to mick the cut. >> frustrated knowing that i just teed off 18 three-peated 16 and 17 in 40 money winds and then t

. >> now meet the guy who keeps the show going with some wicked skld here of being the guy that likesblow things up. >>> rescuers save a dog and three stray puppies but -- >> this story has a twist. >> see the surprise when everybody gets to the shelter. >>> a motorcyclist is about to get a taste of -- >> ignorant riding. >> how a dude going r

you throw a wick of some kind down in there.s when you have this lake of fire down in here is you're generating lots and lots of soot. what you have is soot coats the inside and it will catch on fire like charcoal. so if you don't allow this thing to cool down sufficiently, that's pretty dangerous. >> in a surprising discovery, gas chromatography of the residue inside the heater's fuel tank identified gasoline and not kerosene. it takes more heat to ignite kerosene. gasoline ignites at very low temperatures. >> the difference in flammability between gasoline and kerosene is tremendous. and i worked in a lot of fires where people misfuel kerosene heaters with gasoline and end up having big fires. >> jean said they were using the heater outside before they moved it indoors. since a gallon of gasoline is equivalent to 20 sticks of dynamite, when jim poured it into the hot fuel tank, it caused an explosion, just as jean described. >> the residue of gasoline inside that smudge pot was the physical evidence. and mrs. long's story was

and boston's wicked excited. [ laughter ] >> but in order to host the olympics, boston needed to signntract that would guarantee taxpayers, boston taxpayers, would pay for all cost overruns. now, how often do the olympics experience cost overruns? according to a paper from the university of oxford, 100% of the time. [ laughter ] and not just a little bit. in london, for example, the initial bid for 2012 summer games was $6 billion. the final cost $18 billion, about $14 billion of which came from tax payers. russia spent $50 billion on the sochi games, compared to original production cost of $12 billion. that meant they went $38 billion over budget despite spending zero on shirts. [ laughter and applause ] in fact, the average cost overrun for the games since 1976 is 252%. to put that in perspective. if you inflated usain bolt's 100 meter time of 9.63 seconds by 252%, his time would be 33.89 seconds and he would have finished behind late night writer john lutz. [ laughter and applause ] >> i won! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the bid became so contentious that a televised debate was

and they tried to do it for show long during the hiv epidemic and the hard work wick with the marriage amendment and we've fought and won and today we win again a giant step forward this is a tidal wave we'll get housing protection and beat the hiv epidemic once again and take care of seniors and youth and going to win have a great pride weekend (clapping.) >> and because we have an abundance of richness on the board of supervisors this is provides leadership supervisor campos. >> (clapping.) thank you, everyone thank you to the elected family and great to see justin stewart and others i--i don't know if you those of you my age i was watching this morning with my husband as the opinion was being issued i didn't think in my lifetime i'd like see that before i say anything else i want you to give a brief moment of silence for harvey milk and all the people we know fought for this struggle that couldn't be here to see this day we're seeing today that have (silence). >> thank you i know harvey is watching but i know i don't median to spoil the party there's a lot to celebrate the harvey mi

. >>> a wicked day of windy weather at st. andrews means the third round never got underway. rain friday morning gave way to winds on saturday morning. wanted a glass of water? not happening. low angle view of the wet sand, players trying to have fun with it. the fans bundled up in what looks like 'giant beanbags. trying to get the second round finished. 39 players including dustin johnson, trying to mark his ball and there it goes. spieth gave himself a birdie putt opportunity on the same hole. think he was trusted? tiger woods his score card goes flying. the worst of it happened when the 2010. which of champ, louis oosthuizen off it goes, and then blows away again. goss from a two-footer to a five-footer; then there was prepare dan todd, for par on 18 to make the cut. here's his exterior. >> frustrated knowing that teeing off 18 three-putted 16 and 17 in 40-miles-an-hour winds and then they're going to call play. why did we even start playing in the first place finish evidence awe my car but a little frustrated. >> i guess. after a ten-hour delay play would finally resume a

>> the first time in 27 years the british open will have a monday finish, wicked winds at st.ws prevented the their round from ever starting. massive rain friday morning gave tie 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds on saturday morning. you wanted to a glass of water? it wasn't happening. low angle view here. the west sands, players like poulter, try these? high stepping. he was having fun fans bundled up. they made the wrong choice by starting the second round in the morning. 39 players needed to finish their round, including dustin johnson, trying to mark his ball. off it goes, playing partner jordan spieth thinking it would hit his. gave himself a birdie putt stunt and he was frustrated. tiger woods' score card goes flying. worst louis oosthuizen lining up this putt for par, off it goes bringing tiger over to discuss it. before he can mark it away it goes again so goss from a two-footer to five-footer, mad at himself for failing to mark it in time. then brendan todd. par on 18 to mick the cut. >> frustrated knowing that i just teed off 18 three-peated 16 and 17 in 40 money winds an

. >> reporter: on the national geographic channel reality show "wicked tuna," paul hebert doesn't justff lots of hard work, but big paychecks. >> last season, i brought in just over $50,000 worth of fish. >> reporter: but tonight he's under federal indictment for fraud. charging documents claim that despite being "capable of arduous physical labor," hebert said he was disabled. that he couldn't walk properly, lift heavy weights, and that he had no income. in all, the indictment alleges hebert took in $44,000 in social security and medicaid benefits between 2010 and 2013. tv's spotlight has burned other people, too. when kathy cashwell showed up on "the price is right," boy, did she spin that wheel. she pleaded guilty to fraud. and former nfl lineman brad culpepper sued by his insurance company after they saw him dominating challenges on the tv show "survivor." culpepper maintains he suffers long-term physical injuries and did nothing wrong. tonight, hebert's attorney says his client is innocent. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> when we come back here tonight, news coming in at th

. >> in this third video getting ready to sing "wicked game" but things take a turn. >> singing dudeide. "i never -- ♪ son of a [ bleep ]. >> aparentally the phone playing the music had lost connection with the car's blue tooth so the music stopped and he loses his mind. >> misrecognition. >> ahhh! >> even the car, even the car is against him. nobody wants to hear him. we are your fans, buddy, keep it up. [ laughter ] ♪ i don't want to fall in love ♪ >> drop me off, please. >> yeah i'll drop you off. >>> in this era of selfie sticks it's almost a little sad, everybody looking into the selfie stick camera instead of looking out to the harbor what happens next that has us feeling skeptical. >>> and these kids are about to receive the biggest gift ever. >> they got the barbie corvette and townhouse? >> no, better. >> see the huge surprise next. l litittltle e guguy y isis a aboboutut to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanksks t to o momom m and dad and their safe drdrivivining g bobonunus check from allstate. ohoh. . lolookok a at t t

ladies and gentlemen my name is tina a resident on the 13 hundred block of grove between broadway wick a nature san franciscan my family's lives in the neighborhood since 1959 in the neighborhood for 44 years almost my entire life i'm a circumstantial mom and my daughter is here in college and another daughter in high school i've seen many changes that have occurred in the neighborhood as time going on we have to expect change will happen when the construction began i thought it would be a good change for the neighborhood i was wrong i've seen that space from a mechanic shop to bars and stools shop and a pawnshop but never since i've been living in that neighborhood has our particular block by invaded by the noise from those businesses my apartment is a facade of the building my bedroom and living room my children are studying and kids they'll have final examines what have you it effects my children's ability to containment trait if i'm looking to the sounds for music it filters through i've scompland and gone down in person 6 times from january of this year i more recently at 10344 p.

. >>> south jersey residents still recovering from last month's wicked storms will soon get some federal help. president obama has signed a disaster declaration for several counties. severe storms tore through that owner on june 23rd leaving more than 300,000 people without power. >>> 12 minutes before 6:00. we are on our way to a sunny day. a few clouds. you can see them. this view towards the nbc10 studios clouds are clearing out. no evidence of wet weather overnight. humidity is lower this morning at 53% and cool start in the mountains in the 50s in the mountains. 67 in northeast philadelphia. wilmington is 64 degrees. but go farther north and you'll find cooler air. language langhorn in the low 60s. quaker town at 55 degrees right now. temperatures will be climbing with bright sunshine. it's still july. no sign of any rainfall. not just in philadelphia but the entire region dry for the next few days. changes ahead over the weekend. but, today, sunny skies. still nice and comfortable. 80s this afternoon. and a lighter northwesterly wind, but it's still a northwesterly wind and ensure

. >> wick provide it at the same time very good kids don't know where their food come from. they think it all come from supermarket. >> more territories are being cleared and will soon be under cultivation. did villages like this one could be found throughout the more remote parts of hong kong with a few elderly residents remaining sometimes abandoned all together. it's hoped that lessons learned here could help breathe new life back in to them. for the volunteers, this trip has been a defendant lesson in a by gone way of life. >> fastastic. to know where the rice come from the hong kong people more to the countryside. >> sperntsz and memories to save us aret the ends of a weary day. rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >> you can find out much more on our website. see our top story there about syria's assad admitting that his army needs more manpower. plenty of analysis there. take a look at aljazeera.com. >>> this is the land of rising seas, where the impact of climate change has moved far beyond the possible and is the present. what's going to happen to my grandmother? she

. >> now meet the guy making fourth of july with his wicked skills. >> yeah.round here as the firework guy. likes to blow stuff up. >> divers looking for summer fun find ham per head sharks instead. >> eck freaking out. >> what got them out alive and back on the boat. >>> it's a holiday homecoming for this family. >> everybody ready? >> yeah.

stylish people, the best food, shopping, you name it, and it has to be hard to wick with -- pick with wonderful things. >> here to tell us more is philadelphia style editor, chief kristin, hey young lady welcome. >> thank you. >> how difficult? how challenging was it to choose all the best stuff? that's got to be tough specially in our town. >> feels like we finish one we start thinking about the next one, and it is a total labor of love. there are long nights in the office, and it is so hard to choose the best of the best. because there are so many great spots in philadelphia. now, more than ever. >> and spots to people, we are so honk order to be in the magazine now, story is stylish. we all know that. >> come on, guys. >> that's why it was so hard. >> we chose. >> we just track like, you know best and brightest in the city. and, you know, projects that are going on, philanthropy, kind of look at the personalities that are movers and shakers, and you know, you're two of the stars for this year. >> oh, shucks. >> you know, kristin with so many amazing boutiques and stores, and shops