. >> reporter: jason ramirez understands why the districts does, this but santa never bothered him. >> if you're gonna put, you window that's one then but i think that santa claus is more folklore and american history as opposed to a religious symbol at this point in time. >> reporter: nelson says a santa ban might be going a little too far. on the other hand grazer says they understand the frustrations, but... >> it's not met to be that at all. again, it's just really a reminder in trying to get people to be sensitive. >> for parents like ramirez, he's used to this idea in schools. santa or no santa, it makes no difference to him. >> the kids still get the same effect out of i districts in the area have similar holiday decoration policies. >>> coming up on 7news at 5:30, a hollywood film premiering in a holy place. pope francis welcoming director martin scorsese to the vatican. >> rain for tonight and sun for tomorrow. weekend forecast up next. >>> at 6:00, a fire chief in trouble after he's accused of using town money to buy women's clothing. >> and a school nurse accused of giving

. >> jason ramirez understands why the district does this but santa never bothered him. >> if you're going to put a giant cross on the window, that's one thing but i think santa claus is more folklore and american history. >> nelson with decorations says it might be going a little too far. on the ore hand they understand it's not meant to be at all. it's really a reminder and trying to get people to be sensitive. >> and for parents like ramirez he's used to the idea in schools. santa or no santa it makes no difference to him. >> they get the same effect out of it. >> santa rocks. >> santa rocks. >> indeed. >> several other school districts have similar policies. >> well that's it for news 5 at 5:00. let's send it for a look ahead at 6:00. ordeal. fine out what happened when a man entered the bank threatening to kill the dramatic conclusion coming up next. and the incident at ohio state has some rethinking a controversial move on campus. we'll have a look at the proposal. news 5 at 6:00 starts in 2 >>> a scene from a maw vi playing out out in real life. he gets covered in dye. it happ

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ramirez. >> just the stars? >> pretty much. sean: that was former snhu star pitcher, jason paul. he was drafted by the atlanta braves in 2004 and spent some time in the minor leagues before turning to candlepin bowling. erin: a wisconsin woman recently scratched an item off her bucket list. of america. >> oh my gosh. this is beautiful. erin: she is so cute. peggy gruner is 93-years-old but that did not stop her from getting into a harness and doing some thrill-seeking. sean: she is 93? erin: so how did she like it? >> i would kind of like to do it again. >> she is an inspiration to us. >> especially to me because i am the youngest of the group. >> go, seahawks! erin: no word on whether peggy has any other exciting adventures planned for the future. she certainly enjoyed this. good for her. sean: stay young and keep doing it. seahawks part. kevin: they were pretty smart when i did mine to have the likes down -- mics down. the fear of the unknown. i was not going to say go seahawks. sean: i did not know a man could cry like a baby. erin: thank goodness we did not have the audio. ke