christmas eve and then a really special display that's in conjunction with the sheriff's office with laurie smith and we are going to feature live pet adoptions at the park. so we will have cats and dogs, a macy's store front window, they have built inside this trailer, working with the humane society and other shelter services. so, these going to be really special this year at the park. >> very nice. so they kicked off this past fry day on the 29th? >> yes. such a festive occasion for everybody. you managed to fit or squeeze thousands of people in downtown san jose and it's lining, a cliche, winter wonderland, that is what it really s >> it is, something that's truly special, in fact, we just found out this last week that there is an online magazine called essential based out of the uk. named christmas in the park one of the top ten christmas destinations in the entire world. in the world. >> wow. >> yes. >> pretty impressive. >> we are very honored for that. >> i know we have teetered every year with funding, going to come back, more donations where are we at now? >> solid for this year, obviou

christie smith live in oakland, she joins us with the very late les. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laurie. this is becoming more and more contention, its family says they at least want to keep the girl on life support through christmas so that her family has a chance to visit with her, but they say they met with officials here at children's hospital yesterday and were told no. as you said now, it looks like an alameda county superior court judge is going to have to step in and decide this matter. the attorney for the 13-year-old girl's family says that he will go to alameda county superior court today to go ahead and fight and keep jahi on a ventilator. the story has captured so much attention. jahi came to the hospital last monday to get her tonsils removed. she suffered from sleep apnea. after surgery, the family says she was talking, a possible sickle but then they say there was a severe complication, excessive bleeding, cardiac arrest and later, she was declared legally brain dead. the family says that they met with the head of pediatrics at childrens and didn't go well. >> yell it ha

in the bay's christmas smith is live at children's hospital in oakland with the latest on an emotional story, christie. >> reporter: that's exactly right. good morning to you, laurie. the family said all along they don't understand how they could bring her here to get her tonsils out and days later, she is declared brain dead. they have said all along they do not want to take her off life support. need meeting with the hospital yesterday about that and they say it didn't go well at all. so at 8:30 this morning, the family's attorney is going to head to court here in oakland, seeking an injunction to keep her on life support. jahi came to children's hospital last monday to get her tonsils out. the family says afterwards, there was excessive bleeding, she went into cardiac arrest and days later, she was declared brain dead. the family has held prayer vij.s, hoping for a miracle. they also say they want an outside doctor, go and look at the hospital's findings, but they are still waiting for the hospital's decision on that jahi's mom says she has good reason for needing to keep her daughter on life support. >> i said can we have her for christmas, can she just stay f

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