getting infected. >> santa clara county as the first to slip back into a high tier for covid. a level where the cdc recommends wearing a mask in public. salina and napa counties moved to the medium tier which triggers universal masking for jails and homeless shelters. >> i will not go into any indoor building with the public without having a mask on. i see no reason to add to my risk of getting covid. >> the cdc says 60% of infections are the new variance which can better evade immunity from vaccines and prior infections. immunity is not all or nothing. divide -- the bivalent booster gets you a step or two closer to better immunity but only 13% of people have gotten one. >> i don't want to get anything. when i am in stores that are not busy i don't mask but definitely

i wash my hands more often. i definitely wear a mask when i am in crowds. airports especially in traveling. >> i still wear it all the time. covid is here again. i work in a medical field. there is a lot of covid patients. > so the numbers are going up. maybe i will start wearing a mask again. i would consider it. else would prefer it that way. for my own health i feel all right not wearing one. >> if people were not wearing masks a one -- a month ago summer starting to now. >> you are helping yourself and you are helping others. they would a 30 say was an unprovoked shooting of an unarmed man appeared in court today. mark waters appeared not guilty to multiple felony charges.

according to police waters shot the 21 euros victim in the leg while his back was turned on the street in san jose on october 2 two the victim survived suffering a broken femur. authorities are investigating the case as a possible hate crime. waters is white. the victim is black. asking for the public's help to find the killers of two people found dead in separate shootings. a 16-year-old died in a friday night shooting. another man was wounded in that incident. on sunday morning a man was found with gunshot went near east 16th street. he died at the hospital. oakland police chief armstrong says the 16-year-old was a student in oakland schools and he says the district has been notified and grief counselors were called in to speak with students and faculty. chief armstrong says his anti-crime strategy is driving fewer shootings and homicides but the proliferation of guns is

as bad as ever. >> guns are driving violence in a city of oakland to have recovered more than 1300 guns this year. that is a near 20% increase compared to last year. a thousand of those guns are crime guns. guns either being used in crime or have been used in a crime. >> there have been 115 homicides in the city this year. there were 100 ready in oakland at this time last year. >> a 79-year-old woman is warning other seniors after she was abundantly attacked while trying to board a muni bus in san francisco. how often assaults happened lawn public transportation. >> decked out pre-much had e soto in tangier, lisa has more than 30 years in concessions. around 11:00 a.m. on saturday

december 3 she had no idea what was in store when she got on a bus heading downtown for her shift at oracle park. >> i get in th bus. i saw him standing up. >> is seen in the surveillance video, the 79-year-old who stands barely over five feet till was knocked to the ground in we are choosing to show the suspects face as sfpd tells me there's been no arrests and are asking those with information to come forward. did he steal anything or was it just a straight up attack? >> just attack. did not steal anything. he just kicked me out. >> crime data which shows number of assaults has increased since -- increased 43% since 2020. as for lisa she is already back to work and writing the bus

again albeit with a slightly new routine. >> just pray please help me. >> she wishes muni can add up a series on every bus but most importantly ones to thank the many good samaritans who rushed to her hat aid. -- trade. 7 s.f. mta tells me they are working with sfpd to solve crimes on muni. the agency adds each bus is equipped with 11 cameras and the street and best new program patrols muni and art stations around union square, south of the tenderloin. nothing the results of an independent investigation into last year's mass shooting at guadalupe railyard. an employee killed nine coworkers on may 26 2021. the report found there was no indication vta had advance warning or indication -- or

knowledge the employee was planning a shooting. we will bring you more on abc 7 news at 5:00. the california attorney general announced a $5.7 billion will tie state settlement with walgreens to address its role in the opioid and mcdevitt. -- opioid epidemic. it will settle allegations walgreens failed to appropriately oversee the dispensing of opioids at its premises. california could receive over $500 million. he says the money will be used in the states fight against the opioid epidemic. today's announcement follows last month's announcement of a proposed $3 billion settlement with walmart. >> we are getting a bre a wet weekend. spencer christian is here with a first look at your forecast. getting paired with the weekend we received a drenching in the bay area. here is a look at some of our rainfall totals.

san francisco picked up an inch and a third. nearly three inches at danville. all around the area, generous rainfall totals. today dating back to october 1 of this is our percentage of normal rainfall. santa rosa a little bit below normal. oakland, sfo and san jose are well above the normal levels. how much snow fell in the sierra? 70 inches at tahoe. 60 at soda springs. nearly 60 inches at palisades tahoe. the skies are clear now. a freeze warning for parts of the bay area tonight. >> in the north bay the storm brought rain along with some encouraging news for our drought thirsty lakes and reservoirs. we saw snow in our highest peaks but driving in it was a challenge. >> the storm brought just about

everything. rain and snow to the bay area. even a rockslide early this morning. we just got back from the top of mount tam. we found a bit more water in the reservoirs. creeks are definitely flowing. >> it is delicious. i love it. it soothes my soul. >> darian says she visits the lakes and reservoirs almost every day. we can storm brought out a variety of birds and wildlife not to mention more water all around. >> i see the level rising. i see the brooks babbling. the trees loving it. that is a good thing. >> she says the storm has increased runoff flow. two of seven reservoirs in the

county watershed. mount tam received at least three inches of rain over the weekend. most of the bay area picked up more than an inch of rain from six inches in ben lomond to three inches on the sonoma coast. >> a lot of reservoir to fill out. >> don seymour from cinema water says water storage at lake sonoma and lake mendocino remain at critical levels. >> i would point out we saw a little improvement in the reservoirs but one significant benefit is there is a lot more natural flow in the system. tributaries have become reconnected with the mainstem russian river. we have chinook salmon coming in to spawn. >> in marin county this rockslide closed northbound lanes of highway 101. it happened near the rodeo exit and took caltrans cruise hours to remove the rocks. check out the overnight snowfall near st. helena. caltrans plows were on duty.

near whiteout conditions in napa county. isabel got stuck driving from clearlake to santa rosa. sharing details of her scary trip with j.r. stone. >> we were really scared. hopefully we we make it where we are supposed to be going. on our way down we sell several cars that got into car accidents. >> as bell says she had to wait two hours for a tow truck but finally made it home to santa rosa. water officials say the storm has barely put a dent in our drought situation. they say every drop counts. we are live in marin county. white out conditions in sierra with several feet of snow piled up. travel along interstate 80 and highway 50 toward lake tahoe was

very slow. chain controls on 80 over donner summit were just lifted this afternoon. some of the ski resorts had to close lifts over the weekend because look at this. just too dangerous winds made them unsafe to be on. >> opener newsom is mexican border discussing immigration reform. the governor says his administration is doing work the federal government should be doing. >> that came as a response to a meeting i just had with the folks out here that are overwhelmed. what has happened is they are decompressing from other states should the federal government is sending more flights and more buses directly here to california because the state is doing what no other state is doing. >> governor newsom spoke with abc news about the recent influx of immigrants coming to california in many cases because they have been turned away by other states.

his office gave very few details or reasons for the trip. it comes as president biden has faced growing criticism for not doing more to address immigration issues at the border. >> coming up, the race to clean up the keystone pipeline oil spill in kansas. it could cause gas prices to rise. you are probably familiar with cyber monday but what about green monday? and a big dale -- big day for brock purdy. go back to the québec's

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>> some postdoctoral employees and researchers at uc system schools return to work today. others -- thousands of workers are still on strike. the union representing some workers announced its union had ratified a contract. it will boost salaries and include more benefits. graduate students who teach classes and assign grades are continuing their strike. universities says it is entered private mediation with the union. looking into the cause of a massive oil spill from the keystone pipeline. 14,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into a creek last week. it could affect gas prices. >> it is the biggest online oil spill in nearly a decade. now workers are racing against the clock to clean up and make

repairs to the keystone pipeline. >> we have our response crews working on responding to the incident and we have ever technical crews looking into the cause. >> new satellite images show workers on site in washington, kansas where nearly 600,000 gallons of oil spilled into a creek last wednesday. nearly enough to fill and olympic sized pool. the pipeline operator says this bill has been contained. the epa saying crews have build a dam downstream to allow the passage of water and to the spill from spreading. no word on a cause. crews from tc energy saying they are investigating along with federal officials. >> we will not restart our system until it is safe to do so and until we have regulatory approval. >> the pipeline carries oil from canada to refineries in the u.s. there are growing concerns the shutdown could jack up prices in

the region. >> if the pipeline remains down for a week or longer some areas in the plane states could see gas prices start declining and increases of $.14 a gallon. >> the long term environmental impact could not be known for some time. officials say there is no threat to the public and drinking water is safe in the area. >> for to drop nationwide and here and the bay area. california's average for a gallon of regular unleaded is down from 447 milwaukee go. aaa reports the napa area has the highest average. 468 a gallon for > move on to consumers news. >> michael is here with today's headlines. >> transparency in college costs.

this the u.s. government accountability office says colleges have one of the problems airlines are often cited having lack of transparency in costs. a new study says it is hard to compare pricing between colleges because colleges present cost and financial aid differently from one another. the gao says 91 percent of colleges under state or don't include the net price in their off your spirit federal law does not require colleges to include clear standard information in their financial aid offers. the study suggests colleges congress consider mandating offers -- getting colleges do so. now today it is green monday. the last big sales day of the season. the use of the word green here stands for money. some of the biggest retailers

are in this one. target, macy's, rin i -- rei. cells can be found online and off. be careful and make sure discounts advertised are a good deal. if you like pumping your own gas, you're going to love this new retail trend. self-serve checkout. you have seen it at hardware and supermarkets. clothing and department stores are testing the self-serve model this holiday season to h&m, kohl's and best buy are among the retailers that have a few of the self-serve equipment in place. other retailers are watching to see if consumers accept. >> mixed feelings. i like interacting with folks that it is faster -- >> i am for faster. >> if you like that is the way it is all going. getting faster. >> i don't know how much all

this rain we have had has helped but i can tell you it has not hurt. >> we have made hopefully a dent. >> this is what we call very beneficial rainfall. i know we are looking at noah green on the live doppler 7 image. the precipitation has moved out of here. mainly calm wind right now. temperature readings are a few degrees above what they were this time yesterday. here is a view from su looking over san francisco where it is 50 degrees right now. temperature readings are 50, in oakland, palo alto, san jose and santa clara. a few drifting puffs of cumulus over the east bay. 54 degrees and a santa rosa. low 50's at napa, concord and livermore. one more live shop from our

amount him camera. -- one more live shot from our amount him camera. clear and cold tonight especially in interior valleys. cold mornings and chilly afternoons for pretty much all of this week and are taking a break. a freeze warning will be in effect from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow during the overnight hours for virtually all of the interior valleys of the north bay. subfreezing temperatures are likely. protect people. overnight lows degrees in santa rosa 30 at fairfield. 33 in napa and livermore. all around the bay area is going to be quite cold overnight. highs tomorrow in narrow range. highs ranging from 52 to 55

degrees just about everywhere from coast to bay to inland. cold morning coming our way the next two days. that is why we have the thermometer. on wednesday even the afternoon highs will barely break 50 degrees. thursday, not change -- not much change. as we get later into the we will see a few more clouds coming into the picture. rainfall chances for the next seven days, zero, 0, 0, 0. >> so it is not going to rain. >> it sounds like you're pretty confident about that. >> i just wanted to drive the point home. >> no rain. christmas is fast approaching and an event in the north they help families make sure there will

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>> it was an early christmas for dozens of families in the north bay. > the routers center in san rafael host and event giving out gift cards. >> lena howland has the story. >> the christmas spirit is alive and well in san rafael. i'll let cookies, books, groceries and santa with quite the load of presence. >> we are giving about $40,000 of gift cards away. >> the center giving gift cards

priced between 100 to $150 to more than 100 30 families which includes 300 children in their annual family to family program. with a long line of families waiting to get santas help, the need has never been greater. the center of reporting a 150 5% increase in demand from 2019 to this year. >> people coming and talking about how the price of a gallon of milk has doubled. it is hard economically for our clients. this allows them to celebrate how the rest of us can celebrate. they can buy toys and gifts for their children. >> serving families like this parent of four kids who will have something to put under the tree this year. >> it is a very difficult season for us. we come here to get h

despite >> experiencing some serious flooding last november this has still been one of the largest holiday giveaways yet keep in mind this gift card program is funded entirely by community donations. if you would like to help they were always accepting donations on their website. >> written a greiner spent her first weekend back in the united states since being released in prisoner swap with russia. we are learning new details about her trip home and how she is doing. >> twitter is literally cleaning house the big auction aiming to get rid of desks, especial

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the top u.s. h official is giving details about a greiner's flight back to the united states after being held in russia for 10 months. justin finch is in washington. >> newly released images show smiling brittney griner alongside her wife and top u.s. hostage negotiator ambassador rodrick carstens who brought her home. also in high spirits in this photo shared with abc news taken before her flight to the u.s. greeting every member of the flight crew. she connected with everyone, looked in their eyes, shook hands, got to know their names. >> opening up about her time in russian custody. >> we talked about a lot of things. her love for her wife, her teammates come everything she missed.

>> russian state media video capturing some of her time in russian prison. choosing to cut her long hair because conditions inside the prison were so cold washing it left her freezing. she was treated -- he was traded for a convicted russian arms dealer. he had six years left on a 25 year sentence for conspiring to arm a terrorist group to kill americans. she was caught with hashish oil which is banned in russia and sent to nine years in prison to president biden facing criticism for green lighting the deal. >> if you make it clear you're willing to take a deal no matter what you are going to take a bad deal. > the white house said in hope -- it had hoped to free paul whelan but the russians refused. he has been held in russia for nearly four years on what the u.s. calls bogus espionage charges. >> we have not forgotten you. we are coming to get you.

on the road to recovery. the limpet gold medal and wnba start picked up a basketball today for a light workout at the texas military base where she is undergoing treatment and hold off a dunk. -- and pulled off a dunk. >> a brief court appearance for the man suspected of making the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 over lockerbie scotland. libyan intelligence operative did not enter a plea in federal court in washington, d.c. saying i cannot talk before i see my attorney. he is charged with building the device used to go up the 747 shortly after takeoff from heathrow airport killing all 270 people on board. formal charges will be filed like -- will be likely followed next week nearly 34 years to the day after the bombing. >> sam bankman-fried was arrested in the bahamas on criminal charges. the bay area native was supposed

to testify before a house committee tomorrow. it comes as federal regulators look to investigate the sudden collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange platform. justice department officials met last week to examine whether millions of dollars were fraudulently transferred from the company before it filed for bankruptcy. southbay leaders say lawsuit has slowed progress toward solving the housing crisis. there are no plans get thousands of people in homes in the next decade. >> this vacant building in north san jose may not look like much now but it represents much more. city and santa clara county leaders believe in no agreement can turn this place into a solution for the areas housing crisis. >> over the next decade we hope to build tens of thousands of housing units in north san jose. this step finally makes that possible.

>> that step ending a lengthy week will battle of san jose versus neighboring cities in the county that put a halt to new home construction. public transportation in the area has only grown allowing for people to get around easier than when the lawsuit was introduced. leaders can prioritize getting people in homes first and transportation improvements after. >> we have to ensure as leaders working closely together to be responsive to the emerging trends and needs. government is not good at being flexible but leaders need to change that. >> reaching the settlement was important because i want to invest our money and efforts to address our needs. >> after no new housing units had been built in north san jose any more than a decade this building will be transformed for a home -- into a home for hundreds of residents. it may still be expensive to live in san jose but finding a place will be much easier. >> get thousands of people of the street who are struggling in

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>> it is time for the four at 4:00. we have kryst running us today and spencer peered his first nfl start 49ers quarterback broke pretty a big win over tom brady. that tom brady. ryan curry reported on purdy when the quarterback was just in high school and has more on his journey to the bay area. >> this is brock purdy in the spring throwing passes at his alma mater in gilbert, arizona. >> went out there. looking at the routes the niners run. to cool to see that. >> the current. high school coach said he took time away from training to help the current high school players improve their game. he calls it a testament to his character and now he says the whole campus is celebrating their alumni. >> the buzz around the campus is brock purdy. cool to see everyone super excited.

the >> >> 22-year-old rookie from iowa state was the last pick in this years draft. it is a pic infamously known as mr. irrelevant. players drafted that late don't often make a meaningful impact. on sunday mr. irrelevant became mr. irrelevant by leading the 49ers to a dominating 35-7 performance over arguably the best to ever play tom brady. >> being a little kid watching that guy kill it. to be able to give him a high-five at the end i thought was pretty cool. >> he did and awesome job. he made a ton of plays. he made the plays that were there. he made a lot of plays that were not there. >> seven rookie quarterbacks made their nfl career start against tom brady. all of them lost except one, brock purdy. >> playing tom brady is pretty impressive. i did not -- i did not expect that. >> he is now the third quarterback to start for the 49ers this season. usually when that happens the

team's chances of competing are greatly diminished. if you ask his current teammates they believe they are still in appeared >> >> he was the guy calling all the plays for me when i was trying to learn the offense. it is a testament to him and the rookie has put in. >> ortiz believes he has the character to become a strong quarterback in the nfl. >> it is pretty impressive to see. >> can you believe that? is that just a dream start? >> he was fantastic. be tom brady but tom brady got his start six round pick, very low. injury happens to drew bledsoe and the rest is history. we just need a chance sometimes. as you heard, whether it is with the niners are the nfl he is making a name for himself. it is one car and a seven quarters but he is off to a good start. he has a lot of weapons around him. don't make mistakes. they can win the nfc west on thursday which means they are in

the playoffs and then you have a chance at going to the super bowl. >> i thought i was so interesting when he got clobbered at one point really hard. i think there was a penalty on the play. he did not look -- egot not down. he did not look stunned at he got back up. went right to business. >> he seems so mature. he looks so young and he is young but he carried himself against esther brady who was drafted into the leak and he was five months old. >> something like that. he has a lot of moxie. the teammates like the way he has prepared for this time. always hear about the guys at the end of the roster not being ready. he was ready. it is hard when you don't get the reps in practice to be ready and he was ready for the moment. cleaning. the social media giant is auctioning off a thousand items from its san francisco headquarters. the auction will go live on january 17 and ends the following day. a large statue of the twitter

bird and a giant sculpture planter in the shape of an at symbol. spencer i will come to you first. you buy something for $44 billion. just selling coffee makers. seems like he is trying to mess with them and dismantle. >> it does seem that way. i was thinking with all the money paid for the company and all the money muska still has, why is he auctioning off these items? >> like a garage sale. >> i must say i did not see any items i would want to bid on but someone will i guess. >> the big twitter bird. >> they>> also have things like chairs. >> that seems like small beer given the size of this company. it does not make sense to me. >> there have been a lot of questionable moves people would think and this is another one of them. i'm not interested in either of the items. may be something you can invest in. who knows what is going to happen long-term.

there was always an item for auction. people like to hold onto things and sell again. i'm curious what the numbers will be. >> somebody always buys the thing you think will never sell. that is what somebody wants. >> i have no insider information but sometimes it looks like a moving sale. are they going to say here -- to stay here? >> he did move to texas. >> a southern california family is making a desperate plea for the return of a stuffed pigeon. the toy named pi a bag snagged by a thief. the family fosters and has pigeons at home so he is sentimental to them. there is a $2000 reward for his safe return. spencer, when i see this i feel terrible. it also makes people feel like is it safe to come to san francisco and visit. >> did you see the tear filled plea from the young girl last

night? you're right. it does make people feel like they don't want to come to san francisco or don't want to stay in san francisco which is unfair because then can happen anywhere. this will happen here. >> people take anything. it is really unbelievable. with any luck the reward will make a difference and they will get it back and the publicity around it. the national confectioners association says 93% of americans say chocolate and candy make the winter holiday sweeter. candy store.com is out with its survey of the most popular holiday candies. candy canes are apparently losing some of their flavor as well as the top spot in four states. the top candy in california. reese's companies which unseated peppermint bark as last year's number one. i do life that -- i do like the peppermint bark. . i thinks chocolate makes life

sweeter. >> i have a bit of a sweet tooth. all of the chocolate and all of the things. can we bring back the girl scout thin mints for christmas time? >> i like dark chocolate. not a big fan of sweets in general but i like dark chocolate especially dark chocolate covered almonds. >> even with your chocolates you have to be all healthy, spencer. >> it is just my taste. i have a taste for things not so sweet. >> people watching, spencer and our good friends away from work, he is. a wonderful man don't judge him for this. he is fun to be around despite this weird work he doesn't like sweets -- weird cork he doesn't like sweets. >> he never fights with us over chocolates. chocolate does make the world go chocolate does make the world go thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50.

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>> this morning the hit abc show abbott elementary was nominated for five golden globes. the show is up for rest musical comedy series and best actress. janelle james who plays principal and sheryl lee ralph who plays a veteran teacher are both up for best supporting actress. tyler james williams is up for best supporting actor. the golden globes will be given out on january 10. >> national geographic is out with its 2020 of the year.

the publication sends 132 photographers on assignment to 60 countries. they failed 2.2 million images but only the best 118 made it into this month's issue. today on midday live photographer talked about a photo taken by stephen loucks. >> what you are seeing is an image made through a unique process. stephen uses his process where he takes more than 2000 frames across 24 hours and stitches together 44 of them to make this final composite image. what you are seeing on one side of the frame is the sun. you are seeing the moon on the others of the frame. a number of tourists in the foreground and four planets in alignment in the sky. >> want to show this picture by evan green.

walk us through what we will see in this photo. >> this is another great example of going behind the picture to understand what it takes to make this image. this image was taken when the first all-black team summative mount everest. that was a moment the national geographic wanted to be there for. when you listen to the photographers talk about the storytelling that went into the picture and the others he captured along the way he speaks to the challenges he faces when he is mountaineering. the cameras would stop working if they got too cold. >> what they the pictures they are amazing. net geo says the photos of her breathtaking glimpses of a shared human journey that serves to remind viewers of the unique elements of the planet. disney is the parent company of net geo and abc 7. >> it makes you appreciate what

a remarkable place this world is. >> it is stunning behind us. >> the rain has stopped and i guess it is going to stay stopped for a while. >> it is going to remain stopped for a while. that me remind you what an amazing weekend of whether we had. three and a half inches or more fell at canfield. over half a foot at ben lomond pit much-needed rainfall here as this era received much-needed snowfall. snowfall totals 70 inches at sierra and tahoe. nearly 60 inches at palisades tahoe. on rico to clear skies here -- on we go to clear skies here. temperatures are going to plummet under the north bay where are interior valleys will be under a freeze warning from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. low temperatures will drop to 25 to 32 degrees. protect your pets, plants, pipes and people.

overnight lows, 20 eight degrees. 33 in numerous locations. here is the look at our highs for tomorrow. generally only 52 to 55 degrees. under bright sunny skies it is going to be a relatively chilly afternoon. just a three degree range of 52 to 55 degrees. we have two cold mornings coming our way tomorrow and wednesday. another cold morning on thursday as the afternoons remained chilly. later in the week we don't see much of an increase in temperatures but we see a few more clouds in the sky. nearly zero chance of rainfall. >> family is cheer and a big way. >> not just decorating their own house but helping out a neighbor as well.

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a family in indiana is spreading as much christmas cheer as they can. they have decorated their own house and are helping their neighbors. here is will ganss. >> this holiday season dustin and aaron beadle and their kiddos are making spirits right. >> i want to thank you for your christmas decorations. they are so full. >> being able to decorate our own house and have people enjoy it is heartwarming. >> our youngest is three and he is really getting into it. christmas spirit runs in the family. >> dustin and his grandpa used to do big christmas to the point it was in the news. they won awards. they blue transformers in the neighborhood. >> now the real life family is bringing that same christmas cheer to a neighbor a ways away. >> we are getting old and i want to tell you every night i look

out the back or and i see your decorations. it just fills my heart with joy. >> aaron was at work when nancy rang the doorbell. holding back tears as she thanked the family. >> i'm telling you it is just beautiful. >> that small conversation spark an idea. asking permission from nancy and her husband to decorate their house with poinsettias and inflatable lights and garland. >> towards the end tom came and he was in tears looking at the lights and saying how beautiful it was. our three-year-old would not leave him alone. we were out there funding for a while. >> he said it brought back the christmas spirit. >> dustin and aaron have arranged for a christmas eve dinner to be dropped off for tom and nancy on the 24th and erin has shared a po box on her tiktok page for anyone who would like to send tom and nancy a

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