but patricia nixon's save dolley madison and what there were referring to and the fact that patricia nixon did so much for the white house, she secured over 600 artifacts during her time and the white house went from being about one third antiques and historically furnished. by the time the nixons left, it was two thirds, and there no greater. now an administration has had a greater impact on the white house than the nixon's. and really, today's white house could be a set for a nixon movie. and she not only loved the house, but she loved christmas. in 1969, a times reporter observed, the presidential couples have gone, quite gone at the christmas time, merry making with quite the gusto of richard and pat nixon for the holidays. they have people, the place with choirs, bob hope that apollo 12 astronauts the more than 6000 other american, is renowned and known to fuel those guests. the kitchens turned out 25, 25,000 cookies, 1130 gallons of fruit punch, an identical quantity of eggnog. nobody in washington can remember a more festive white house christmas. and she really created more tr

then i got right back my jelly beans of fallen, sort of a that is very, you know, first lady patricia nixonactually started this whole with the of the of the gingerbread house. yes, in the 60's radical, ok? we're going to take a quick break here at 6.57. in the next some sad news. >> if you typically like having crab for your christmas it's going to hard to come by this year. we'll have an update on the delay to the commercial crab season. plus, a violent altercation at oakland high school where one student stabbed another. we have details on that coming up the next hour. and in the south bay. fortunately, santa reaching a grim milestone with another traffic related deaths. details on that in live report. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons

first lady patricia nixon put the first injured but house on display at the white house in the late 1960's. and it's been a tradition ever sense. pretty cool stuff. now let's bring it over to live in a day. olivia horton, she's standing by to share more on. >> what's on the show today. and, you know, olivia, have you started decorating around the house speaking of ornaments? >> haven't quite started decorating yet, but very exciting because we are going to have somebody on the show next week showing us how to build a gingerbread house. so that was actually a good one. so everyone who watches the show next, we can learn how to build their something to look forward look forward to. but coming up today, step on the show. >> international accused take an electric bay area. violinist rose crowley joins us for the first ever musical performance on live in the bay. and for harry potter fans, the magic continues to live on strong. we have the details on a new smart won that lets you cast spells with the high tech twist. then we're taking a look at a not so nice, a gift. we have a preview of the