. >>> here's a story from the files of no good deed goes unrewarded, brought to you by david begnaud. viewers six months ago. this fort worth retiree started giving free rides to people who she met on the neighborhood app next-door. >> okay. i'm ready. >> reporter: first was april goodwin. april needed help getting to her medical appointments after be diagnosed with ovarian cancer. shortly after she started helping april she started driving kevin horrigan, who is blind. kevin needed a ride to work three days a week. >> lynn's like a little angel. she really is. >> reporter: viewers were amazed that lynn was willing to help out complete strangers, driving them around even though money was tight for her, gas prices were high, and her car is not in the best shape. >> one time our car broke down and she goes and flags down somebody in the middle of traffic to get me to my chemo. >> reporter: and that was the third time in three months that lynn's car had broken down. so it got us thinking, what could we do to help get lynn's car fixed up? one of our viewers was so inspired by lynn that th

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and that means david begnaud is here with a brand new "begnaud's america." housands of people are flocking to a town with the population of just two. all to celebrate christmas. >>> plus, we're going to hear from another of this year's kennedy center honorees this morning vlad in conversation with a very famous film director. his name francis ford coppola. >>> and from the bench to broadway. supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson made a one night only appearance on the great white way telling us about fulfilling what was a childhood dream. a dream that is now come true. all that and more coming up at 7:00. >>> all right, tony. see you then. okay. so people are talking about this. billie eilish had a scare over the weekend when an object struck her in the face while she was performing her hit song in arizona. so it appeared that a piece of jewelry was thrown at her. she briefly paused to discard the item before continuing her performance without really missing a beat. she didn't comment on the incident. but has previously shared that being hit by objects

here's david begnaud. >> reporter: nestled in nora, south dakota, population 2, sits a defunct general. >> second verse! ♪ >> reporter: nearly 40 years ago mike pettersson, one of the two people who lives here, purchased this building and fulfilled a lifelong dream. to restore a pipe organ. >> now what am i going to do with it? i'm a bachelor. i don't have a wife and kids to come down and listen to dad serenade them. >> reporter: so mike put an ad in the local paper, inviting people to join him in singing christmas carols while he played the newly rebuilt organ. >> they looked at me like you goofy guy. who's going to do that? well, the rest is history. >> reporter: from nearby towns across south dakota to neighbor's states like minnesota, nebraska and iowa -- >> welcome to nora. >> reporter: -- tens of thousands of people have joined mike to share the joy of holiday music. ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle all the way ♪ >> reporter: mike and his pipe organ have performed every christmas here for the past 35 years. and thanks to dylan munson, whose parents first brought him and