you can watch the full report "the search for christie wilson" on "48 hours" tomorrow at 10:00, 9:00e coronavirus vaccine. >> huh? they got lucky. >>> picture this for a second -- a snow-covered highway in oregon turned into an impromptu covid vaccine clinic. what did she say? public health workers, they got stranded on a road tuesday in a snowstorm so they had six doses left from a vaccination event earlier in the day, and they did not want it to go to waste. what did they do? the health care workers went car to car asking people, hey, you want a shot before the doses expired. health director michael weber knew the vaccines had to be used very quickly. >> i don't know that it was so much quick thinking. it was the obvious solution. there really wasn't another option. it was either that or let them go to waste, and that wasn't going to happen. >> you go, michael weber. he says finding people who wanted the shot was not that easy, but he said the six who did say yes, we want it, were very excited to get the vaccine. that would be a little jarring. you're in the car and somebody knocks

i think they really did want to find the most important evidence against him, which would be christy wilson's remains. >> you can see erin's reports on 48 hours today at 10:00 p.m. here on kpix 5. >>> the san jose state public library is helping to bridge the digital divide by organizing a donation drive for laptops. alan apparent spoke to elizabeth castaneda, the library's public engagement manager and asked her how the donations will help local families. >> initially the laptop donation drive was supposed to end on january 1st but we extented it throughian 30th because of the huge response we've seen. we've already collected over 600 laptops and tablets and we've had some even mailed in from santa rosa and we had somebody who donated 50 laptops at a single time. so it will make such a huge difference to so many people. i know when we announced that we were doing this laptop donation drive, we had families reach out to us as soon as they learned about it because they wanted to know how they can get access to one of these devices. so right now, with the library offering free hot spots for che