federal observers also had a gu view of the party on pine mountain. and thanks to a federal deserter -- sorry a confederate deserter, they even identified the people who were on that mountain. they gave the deserter the field glass and said yeah. that's general polk. and that's johnson. and so sherman and/or howard, depends on the accounts you believe. sherman and on generally oliver otis howard who is commanding the union fourth corps at this time turn to the fifth indiana battery and say throw a couple shells that way. polk is struck and killed on pine mountain. and there are several depictions of it. wilber curtis is an atlanta historian from the 1940s and 50s who extensively documented the atlanta campaign. we have -- he's a very early preservationist. we have him to thank for identifying many of the sites that we now associate with the atlantic campaign. he was also an artist. and he paint this is picture of the confederates assembled on pine mountain. this is a very cleaned up sketch of general polk being struck by an artillery projectile. polk

this is a view of pine mountain in the 1890s. today it's much more wooded. there is a small commemorative patch of ground with an obelisk marking the spot. it's on private ground, but it's accessible to the public, and as a matter of fact, the landowner loves to have people come by and pay their respects to general polk, and if he's home, he will come out and talk to you at great length about that. he's a good guy. and i'll leave you with one last word. the confederates did indeed evacuate the line of pine mountain the day after polk was killed. johnson had determined it was too difficult to hold, and so when the federals summited the mountain and found the spot where polk was killed, there were still blood stains and actually body matter on the ground. they also found a sign nailed to a tree just about where the spot where polk was killed. you yankee sons of bitches have killed our old general polk. thank you. [ applause ] >> we have time for a question or two. question? >> could you talk a little bit about polk at chickamauga? i always found his attitude o

meet for reconnaissance at pine mountain. in the generals go up on there and surveying union forces they have a clear view. a member of the kentucky warfarin brigade at one of the kentucky regiments. they have an accurate range of this. that was pretty accurate. thatat a good view of the party on pine mountain and thanks to a federal deserter they even identified the people who were on that mountain. i would say yes that's johnson. and so it sherman and/or howard it depends on the account you believe. general howard who was peter simonson's fifth indiana battery and through a couple of shows that way. polk is struck and killed on pine mountain. there are several depictions of it. as it atlanta historian from 1940s and 50 who extensively he is a very early preservationist so we have him to thank for identified many of these sites we now associate with the atlanta campaign. he paints this picture of the confederatee on pine mountain. this is a very cleaned up sketch of general polk being struck by an artillery projector. polk w

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. >> your choice could have an impact on your mentallt>> reporter: each releases that scent of pine. >> smells good, feels good, it is what we have done our entire lives. >> do you think of artificial tree? >> artificial tree with pine scented candles might work. >> no, no, not a chance. >> reporter: taking a walk in natural environment reduces stress according to studys. >> that is why we go hiking in the woods. >> reporter: the same way, picking the real christmas tree with loved ones, bonding and bringing it home could have mental health benefits. >> we do it by what we bring into our spaces in terms of visual, sight, sound, smell, you know, as well as how it feels to us. >> it is definitely therapeutic in the same way i know my dog is therapeutic. >> even cut trees will go through it with green and light there is more oxygen in the room that you put it in. >> i am happy as soon as we have a tree in the house. going to bed at night and coming home and it smells like that pine smell. >> reporter: the tree shortage means several hundred fewer trees will be sold and larger ones are h

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tree with pine scented candles? >> no chance. >> reporter: taking a walk in a natural environment reduces psychological stress. >> that's why we go hiking in the woods. >> reporter: in the same way picking the real tree with loved ones, bonding, and bringing it home can have mental health benefits too. >> from an aesthetics perspective we do that by what we intentionally bring into our spaces in terms of visual, sight, sound, smell as well as how it feels to us. >> it's definitely therapeutic in the same way i know my dog is therapeutic. >> reporter: experts say even cut trees will go through photosynthesis as long as needles are green and there is more light. in the end there is more oxygen in the room that you put it in. >> i am happy as soon as we have a tree. going to bed at ninth and coming home, it smells like that tree smell. >> reporter: 700 fewer trees will be sold and some larger ones are harder to find. that's not stopping these folks. >> the smell makes you happier, more in the christmas spirit. >> repor

it's something about that fresh cut pine smell. >> does not be fresh cut.rns out does reduce anxiety does reduce depression. >> even just walking through a forest will give you that same effect, but they say if you're not allergic to pine, right. and you can bring may be a real tree inside that does wonders for your mental. but you know what? i can go outside any day. i take a look. every day. so stop and smell the roses or the pie or the pine trees. >> 75 is a time coming up in the next hour, the oakland school district has decided to extend the vaccine mandate. >> 4 students will tell you why and how much longer they plus, san francisco police say crime is now going down. >> around union square. we'll have the latest details coming up in a live report from the newsroom and today is going to be the memorial service for our khon, for security guard. kevin nishita. we're going to have a live report. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. celebrate the holidays with big savings

and they talk about that power among the pines and how you know, how christmas they were covered in snow and those trees and so i think after the fire, one of the issues was what you do with all of these trees, and this broken environment and people's collective it sense of identity. industries died and i think the decisions also the larger things happening about how because the conversation changes. i look like that tree will fall over andd under house on a carr hidden percent and that's what it looks like it is not fine and will have to come down so that's been kind of the conversation and i think the second part is how you, paradise is a working-class community and. [inaudible]. and he wanted to be close to nature a lot of families build their life there, so not an extremely privileged to demographic. like there were 100 trees on their property again is like any other conversations where a certain point, the privileged and often if you like your identity and emotionally highly so it took the trees and their life that theyy have today and think that the fires and having the combin

and then when we watch that charles does that temperature to the fire in the pine street and keeps a nice temperature for the decoration of his pies. the architecture of london borne franklin's hometime provides inspiration. he sees it as a nice way to connect his patients to their surroundings, to the british capital, and give them a sense of place. this pi recalls the old seeds church on market street. i love it, it says neo gothic church kind of unusual from the outside with different color breaks and or yeah, like a pretty unique locally outside on the inside. incredible. i'm yeah, there's one stained glass window, the i've been obsessing over in there and i saturated the details i want to put on to the pie. it's gonna reflect that beautiful so of hidden detail and so step by step past he is transformed into an edible artwork. if you look back through written history of pi makes you in this country, which has 600 years of it's always there and offering culture for me, it was very woodson said, celebrate the pi again. i never seen that is, you know, i've been in the past i've, i'v

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pine has more.al notes which she says makes for a great team. >> so we didn't get to how you make it. do you do put it in a blender and what do you i don't know. but i would imagine you'd have to put it in a blender other was can you imagine get stuck in your teeth. i think so. have. but there's a lot of fiber and that i think of the therapy worked better actually having a meal with it will keep you around. still ahead, the latest on tv and in the movies are more popular than ever before. in fact, many babies in england are being named in england are being named after them will explain. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a mont

." >> second movie can see on fox nation called christmas in the pines. >> this one tills a story ofangers who fight over the perfect christmas cottage. >> we'll have the best christmas ever. >> what is going on. >> i can't tell you. >> it is a surprise, you are going to love it ♪ ♪ that time of year ♪ ♪ >> you are the proudon owner of the cottage. >> it is mine. >> oh, who are you? >> this place sold this morning. >> to me. >> both offers were accepted. >> would either of you be willing to let the cottage no. >> possession is 9/tens of the law. >> i'm taking this. >> oh, what if i want to sleep in here. >> i am inside. >> is dad still there? >> you will never believe this. i need you to help me. >> you have to work a lot harder if you want on wear me down. >> i'm duke. >> hi. >> i suggest you get in the car and drive two hours that away. >> you wish. >> i hope you miss christmas,. >> you are unreasonable. >> i need your help. >> hello, mom, dad, jasmine. >> we'll spend christmas together. >> well played. >> don't you have christmas stuff -- >> not really. ♪ ♪ little house full of pe

here is a look at the backup between pollock pines closed this hour. chains are required if you plan to head to the sierra. >>> we have new video of how hard the snow is coming down. this snow at mount hamilton hitting the screen here in san jose. the roads are covered here in a few inches of snow. right now the chp says mount hamilton road is open but driving conditions are rough. take a look at your screen here, snow in the east bay. this is diablo range along san antonio valley road. not just the snow, rain is causing headaches here. this here is southbound 880 in san jose just north of steven creeks boulevard. the wet weather is also causing issues up in the north bay. this hill slide closed one of two southbound lanes on bridge way. that's the main road through the town between molly stones. the tarp here you see was put on after a prior mudslide so you can see it didn't keep things from sliding again overnight. the lane is scheduled to reopen this morning. >>> our storm ranger is on san bruno mountain continuing to scan this rain throughout the b

by the way, they found if you just walk through a forest and you just yes, a chur pine smell makeshiftdy feel good scientists say any indoor tree could provide some mental health benefits as well. and we've got more coming up on the kron 4 morning news the oakland school district decided to extend the vaccine mandate for students will have the latest. >> and also coming up in the next hour, we have a memorial service to be held in honor prom for security guard. kevin, the she did today. we'll have details coming up in a live report. we'll be right back. celebrate the holidays with big savings. find great deals on the amazon echo show 8... get up to 40% off outerwear. and cuddl duds pillows & throws starting at 40% off.. plus, take an extra 15% off! and earn kohl's cash! kohl's. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for millions of us and free

the pine bluff, arkansas movement of 62 -- 63, people are beaten by the police trying to do a protest of a segregated mcdonald's. mcdonald's was part of the north carolina citizens and durham and memphis. all of these places people are acting against a mcdonald's. it is not within the frame. sometimes i wonder, because they'd grafted themselves onto the narrative of after king's death we did the socially responsible thing by recruiting black franchise owners they work themselves out of that history and kept on doing these things. they were very early supporter of the martin luther king jr. holiday. i think that rights them out of that. while there's a lot of criticism of mcdonald's practices through labor practices, today there's a lot of stuff about the environment in the 80s and 90s, i find that so strange. [inaudible] >> any other questions i know i mentioned a lot of these creature comforts, universal healthcare necessary for society kind of like you said the indictment. why don't we see a lot of small business owners really pushing for things like healthcare those issues. one of

a 40-foot white pine log which will make a 20 man boat. it would be considered the largest boat in new england, okay? this picture is from martha's vineyard. back in the '90s, right, like a say i been at the museum quite a while. we also okay we used to make paddles from nantucket. why can we do this again? we had a 30-foot poplar tree donated, that's what this is, we also had a 20-footer, white pine. they guy in the back is a wampanoag. we all wanted to steer this boat, this big 30-foot boat. we looked at each other, hey, let's race for it. we took 212-foot bolts. he took one, i took another and went across the old river and phuket make it back first. those like speedboats. he beat me by half a boat length. he got to steer the boat. this trip took a lot of planning. took three years of planning. we finally made the trip though. it involved large nation of people. we left the place called -- [inaudible] we left woods hole august 18, 2002. we left 6 a.m. we left high tide. we had the wins at our back. we landed -- it was a straight shot it

and for 2nd day, south africans have paid their respects to desmond to, to, to simple pine costs get. we'll spend the night in cape town before his funeral. on saturday, died on sunday, at the age of 90. a j selects is next with 3 short documentaries, including a look at rios vela ballerina is january on i just need i just rather than 5 year. we look back on us president joe biden bustios office 12 months on from the capital building by the part of the street. enjoy no social media community. s, sierra leone. so recovery from civil war continues. we mock 2 decades since the end of one of africa's most political complex, the bottom line. steve clemens dives headlong into the u. s. issues that shape the rest of the world. as we enter the 3rd year having 19, we go back to woo hm. where it all began and investigate how far we've come since the pandemic stuff january on a just a, you know, ah. ringback i often a freight price miss each. yeah. enter my book which phone with a and jamming to get a month for the kids or she'll just she made my sandwich. ah. my sandals have kwanisha. yes. i me

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my mom always cleaned the house with pine sol, so you get that pine smell for a while.nuary 14th, and so i incentivize him, if this tree is not removed by your birthday, evidently we're still in a different season. it's not the birthday season yet, there's no gifts, no birthday presents stuff like that. january 14th, usually right before then it mysteriously disappears. >> very smart. that is very, very smart on your behalf. you know that time once the christmas tree is out, it's like we immediately shift into a new season, but before then it's that space between christmas and new year's, you know, and that's when like the good sales happen. that's when people are getting those bargains, the malls are always crowded. the restaurants are always crowded, but it's also the time that you have to make your new year's eve plans. i have to tell you, jess, i think i may have aged out of new year's eve plans. it's like when you're younger, you're going out to meet new people. when you're older, you're trying to stay away from new people. you don't want to meet anybody else new.

. >> those not able to leave public pines are coming here.the shell gas station, gathering supplies for a night without power in below-freezing temperatures. a vital tool for warmth is propane. >> we walked down here. >> walking through feet and ice for ten or 15 minutes with a tan income tow. >> i strapped it down to each binding and it's sturdy, and i tightened it and walked down here. >> luckily a man in line is driving them back. many heading to their homes that look like this. his home has been stuck without power behind this wall of snow. on the outside he's taking matters into his own hands with his snow blower, and on the inside -- >> i have a generator blowing. >> many are parked in this dark safeway parking lot. many others are spending the night back at shell. >> this is my down sleeping back. >> 28 hours in your van here? >> yeah. >> trucks trying to leave, having issues getting even out of the driveway and on to the road. >> he was stuck for a while. the top of the driveway, all the snow turns to ice. he needed help. >> this man

speak ludes, things that, that child could have done if you had not suggested i hello, hello, hello, pine needle dugan. it's hello la, how is it you know the proposition that if you just give kids a piece of technology, they will learn is attractive, but it's not bono and i will develop world or the developing world as seen. so got to talk many conferences and i was quite impressed with the idea because it was bold, if not a bit utopian. but with all these ideas you really got to test them on the ground. unlike most academics, i actually went to see a hole in all project and was shocked at what i saw because there were literally holes in the walls. there were no computers lose walls and it lasted 3 months. and the people in the school were quite bitter. you know, a team had arrived drilled for holes in the wall of the school. the internet connections barely if ever worked. the kids just played games on them and the whole thing dropped off after 3 months. this me actually result in a form of education colonialism where we just parachute shiny objects into these countries and hope for the b

here is a look at the roads and el dorado county near pines with a storm warning in effect until 6:00 tonight . >>> southern california's dealing with rain we just got asked the storm moved south. the river is swelling in universal city. officials in the area are watching flooding and debris flow. >>> and you can see someone's car has been swept away in the l.a. river, one of three cars reportedly swept away. luckily, there was no one inside the car. go to kpix.com for wind conditions, rainfall totals, and the forecast for your area, we are streaming 24/7 on cbsn bay area . >>> indoor mass committees tomorrow as you will need to wear a mask indoors in all public places including offices and gems. the order is in effect through january 15th. >>> today marks one year since the first person in the u.s. received a covid vaccine and now potential new tool to fight against the virus as pfizer says his antiviral pill could soon be available. >> people need to prevent getting sick. no taking chances. they may not get seriously sick. >> today on cbs mornings, the ceo of pfizer says the treatme

backup, near pollock pines, it's a mess, closed right now. coming back to our area, rain continues to cause flooding on roadways. san jose, north of stevens creek boulevard, wet weather causing problems in north bay as well. slide in sausalito closed one lane of the main road through town. tarp was put on after prior mud slide, didn't keep it from sliding again. not set to reopen again until tomorrow at earliest. stormranger up on san bruno mountain as the rain moves through. if you haven't already, download the free nbc bay area app for access to the exclusive storm ranger mobile doppler radar. on and off rain all day led to a few humbug moments but didn't stop many people from holiday traditions. nbc bay area's sergio quintana with a look. >> reporter: some for families, christmas is not complete without a visit to union square and neither the pandemic nor rain would change that. >> with covid and turnout, it's surprising but other people have traditions just like us. >> reporter: rains did prompt umbrellas and rain gear but still came out

market near 2nd street, market near the 3rd street, pine street near california and sutter street onckton. customers will have their prescriptions transferred to the nearest location. anchor: a magnitude 6.2 earthquake rocks some northern california cities. some business owners cleaning over the damage. anchor 2: medication to combat hiv. anchor: and in sports,

on the pine ridge indian reservation, the supermarket is 90 miles away in rapid city. significant barriers to accessing healthy foods. many of them are suffering from diabetes and heart disease. many tribal communities, substantial expenditures manage complications such as dialysis for kidney failure, coronary artery bypass, amputation for diabetic neuropathy. with kidney failure people are automatic -- on medically eligible for care. people are confined to wheelchairs due to amputations utilize social programs to build a ramp for them to access their homes. rather than the significant financial expenses and decreases in quality of life associated with the complications, would it not make more sense to invest in healthy food. one major historical consideration is the forced relocation of american indian people, restricting access to traditional food including regionally specific hunting, gathering, fishing and farming. a lot of traditional food source -- the lack of traditional sources relied on government programs such as the commodity food program and included the di

you can only use pine spruce or fir the cookbook author says a spruce, for instance, has an orange es well in ice cream for is apparently really zesty, really grassy which lends itself to dishes that need a sharper taste like pickles or fish and pine has more. floral notes which she says makes for great t. i guess you get your daily allowance of fiber. yeah. i mean, i could see maybe a little wet spring are too, but it's going to be tough to work your way through a whole talk to beavers about rest of kron 4 news at 9 their teeth are impressive as the they can just get there anything that wraps up the show is the key said the news in 10 is next. can or we leave you with that. we're going to have big meals after christmas. certainly. i mean, the trees are pretty good size said rough and a lot all right. thank grant coming up tonight at 10 o'clock. police pointing to social media as a big factor in the recent retail thefts. why one former fbi agent says certain apps make it so difficult to identify suspects. plus, santa clara county's longtime sheriff laurie smith indicted on 7 charges

market near 2nd street, market near the 3rd street, pine street near california and sutter street on the corner of stockton. customers will have their prescriptions transferred to the nearest location. anchor: a magnitude 6.2 earthquake rocks some northern california cities. some business owners cleaning over the damage. anchor 2: medication to combat hiv. anchor: and in spo ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who takes me to another level... always stays calm under pressure. most importantly, the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful... come outside, i'll introduce you! they're here. ♪ definitely "the one". ha... ha... introducing the all-new 2022 nissan frontier. ♪ ama: is 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck just after noon today. this video shows moments of panic for a young girl. usgs says the epicenter was 31 miles west of farmdale. the quake was felt from the bay area to the oregon border. we look at some of the damage. this northern california main street is shattered. a strong 6.2 magni

i suppose you could just give an artificial tree and then light like a pine scented candle.here's something to that. i think the roma therapy it's kind of the same principle idea or just walk there for just go take a walk. >> well, that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8 o'clock. but our primetime news will continue now at the top of the hour, starting at 9 with grant lotus and vicki liviakis. >> those things are thirsty they'll fall behind on a letter. i want to do a news, try and your mental health. they're dealing with back to up steen. here's what's next on kron 4 news at night, another day. sadly, another car breakin in san francisco. at least one caught on camera. this time though, 2 toddlers were inside tonight. we're hearing from the adults there who say. >> they lost a computer passports and both of the kids birth certificates. >> light showers tonight could soon make way for some heavy rain kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking when we can expect the storm door to open up those stories and much more coming up on kron 4 news at night. ♪ i see trees o

allergies with some rainfall we had in october, some stuff is starting to drop pollen and bloom, ash, pinelity is moderate across the bay area. that could aggravate your allergies. no big home for rain over the seven days but there is a possibility of showers once we hit next tuesday's forecast. >> we had that early rain. is it going to catch up at some point here? >> i think really by the mid and end of the month we have some good chances of widespread rain coming back for us. >> thank you, jeff. thanks for joining us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, have a great evening. good night. rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ calhope can help with free covid-♪ red roses too ♪ort. ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. o'o

you can see what it looks like is it pines into the sierra. there is the winter storm warning. it is not just the winter storm warning in the sierra. look back over here. we will come back into mendocino. there is a winter storm watch not quite as serious but it is interesting and worth talking about because between tomorrow afternoon and monday morning we will see some light snow. some of those locations through mendocino county where you can get some of the colder air. that will be interesting to watch. there is another opportunity. here comes the first one sunday night into monday. we get more and then again that is tuesday night. hopefully clearing out for the majority wednesday so it will not be a major factor. by tuesday northbay valley down to 29. we can do the comparison for inland valleys of the east bay. not as cold as northbay but still cold enough. if we look at the bay in general back into the mid and upper 30s everybody gets going to get a lot colder by the time we get into the early part of next week. the 7-day forecast shows you we will get a break. by the end o

where else can you get that real scent of pine outdoors.and it would be nice if the weather cooperated. but either way, a bundled up yesterday and it nice even nicer. yeah. it's a good day to still bundle up. but with all the sunshine we've got today, tomorrow and saturday. >> i'd enjoy every second of it. >> because i don't know about you guys. i want to go outside sunday, monday and tuesday. not at and or drive. i wish i didn't have to drop down the shore i got little were. and in the show with a little bit of love you can see in the blue (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil," parents

a large pine tree came down near some homes in san mateo county. rockslide caused some damage to cars traveling on highway 24. several cars had to pull over. you can keep an ion the weather anytime. in the sierra. the storms will bring a holiday gift to the slopes just in time for christmas. ama: an emotional debate stretching several hours continues right now over a plan by san francisco's mayor intended to clean up the tenderloin. what both sides are saying. dan: the fate of elizabeth holmes. another question for the judge today. for san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. tim johns is following tonight's meeting. supervisors are still debating nearly nine hours into the meeting. reporter: it has drawn a lot of attention and sparked over 100 public comments from people debating both sides of the issue. the san francisco board of supervisors spending hours debating the mayors emergency order for the cities tenderloin neighborhood. the mayors plan is multifaceted and aimed at addressing the area opioid crisis. one part would include allowing the d

in pollock pines, thousands are still without power. pg&e says it may not be restored until january 10. >> as it stands right now we really don't have any way out. reporter: trying to stay optimistic, they are snowed in. >> could be a lot worse. we have a roof over our head and food. reporter: they use a stove to stay warm, they have a generator. but debbie needs a cpap machine, so they only run at night. >> we need that power now. reporter: it is been a hectic several days for gordon, helping bring food, fuel and other necessities to senior citizens at the mobile home parks he works for. >> i'm worried someone is going to froze to death. reporter: he and others have concerns about how long this outage may drag on. >> our resources are stretched thin. reporter: trucks were delayed because of the massive traffic jam brought on by holiday travelers. this is the utility pg&e alerted some sierra customers crews are not expected on site for another 10 days. >> please fuel up where they have lots of fuel. our little towns need this fuel to su

those not able to leave pollack pines are coming here.he shell gas station gathering supplies for a night without temperature in below freezing temperatures. vital tool for warmth is propane. >> live down the street, walked down here for propane. >> reporter: through feet of snow and ice for 10, 15 minutes, tank in tow. >> bindings, tied around my waist, walked with it. >> reporter: luckily met a man now driving them home. >> all trying to survive, don't want to make it harder on anybody else. >> reporter: headed to homes that look like this. see this driveway left in the dark? walt's home has been without power since 7:00 this morning behind this wall of snow. on the outside, he's taking matters into his own hands with his snowblower. on the inside -- >> i've got a generator going. you live up here, you got to have generator now. >> reporter: for those who do not or are stocking up, many are parked in dark safeway lot tonight. luckily it's open. others spending night at shell. >> this is the bed i prepared for cold weather. down sleeping