current state senator scott weiner, always a pleasure.ch. >>> doctors and nurses in chico and paradise are getting back to work, but the camp fire destroyed thousands of dollars worth of essential medical equipment. as ktvu's sara zendehnam shows us, a nurse at feather river hospital took to social media looking for help, and the bay area responded. >> reporter: here at the chico mall, there are so many resources that appear in the parking lot for camp fire victims. it's a really obvious that these victims still need so much help after this deadly fire. one bay area company is stepping up, trying to help in any way they can. fires swallowed roads, darkness took over the day. those terrifying first hours of the camp fire forever etched in the minds of survivors. >> it still doesn't feel real. it feels like it was a dream. i keep thinking i'm going to wake up. >> reporter: nicole awe worked at feather river hospital. she was there when the fire burned through paradise. but, her job of taking care patients didn't stop because she was forced

on behalf of senator scott weiner, thank you for allowing me the opportunity to read a brief statement. as proposition e.'s author, senator weiner would like to thank supervisor mandelman and would like to thank the other supervisors for the continued interest in the street tree s.f. program. after years of collaboration, among my office, city departments and advocates, san francisco voters approved proposition 80 by 79%. they made clear that protecting and caring for her san francisco 's urban forest was a high priority. for too long, had our cities trees been neglected or healthy trees removed because homeowners did not want to bear the cost of maintenance. with the implementation of street tree s.f., we can make sure that san francisco's trees are well cared for and this will benefit the city for decades to come. the incentive to remove trees is gone. in fact, more and more trees are being planted each year. our friends a public works and friends of the urban forest continue to do amazing work in making sure that the urban forest is in every neighborhood. senator weiner has great co

state senator scott weiner along with san francisco district attorney are introducing the bill aimed to close a loophole that allows some car burglars to escape consequences. our investigative team found out there were nearly 30,000 break-ins in the city last year. >>> happening today, lgbtq community members plan to hold a solidarity picket with marriott strikers today. they will march outside the marriott on fourth and market in san francisco this afternoon. workers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions. marriott says it's provided millions of jobs in the u.s. and around the world. they say, though salaries vary marriott pays more and provides generous benefits. workers disagree. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," apple going before the supreme court, the anti-trust fight that could affect the way you get apps. >>> and the big items everyone's clicking on today, cyber monday. >>> we'll leave with you a live picture out there, that is the golden gate bridge. looks like traffic has not started up yet. we're back to a regular work week. we're glad you're with us. yo

also against this ballot measure mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner. it passes would raise about $300 million a year. and that's actually doubling what san francisco spends a year on the homeless. that's the very latest from the yes on c party here in the mission. vic lee, abc7 news. >> quite the party there. >> definitely. >> now to proposition 6 the effort to overturn last year's 12 cent gas tax increase. >> prop c, proposition 6 i should say 55% of the vote is the projected winner. . % of the precincts have been counted. 55% of the vote now going to proposition 6, the repeal after the gas tax. it is projected to win tonight. >> news reporter amanda del cas teeio has more on that. amanda? >>. >> reporter: we're watching as california's gas tax repeal is slipping in the polls. you'll remember that will senate bill 18 passed last year increasing california's gas tax by 12 cents per gallon and increasing registration fees by about $50 per vehicle. these taxes and fees have paid for the construction and improvement of thousands road, highway, bridge and

. >>> state senator scott weiner is renewing his call for the state to lend a hand to programs that provide medical marijuana to people with serious illnesses. at a news conference in san francisco today, weiner said his bill would waive state taxes for compassionate care programs that donate cannabis to patients with serious health problems. the legislature ed similar bill but it was vetoed by governor brown who said it conflicts with state marijuana laws. >> this is an incredibly important issue and this is about making sure that low income people who are suffering from health conditions are able to continue to access their medicine, their medicinal cannabis and right now, we have a big problem where there are people who cannot access their medicine. >> now, there is no word yet if this new bill has the support of governor-elect gavin newsom. >>> still to come, thursday night football here on ktvu. we are going live to dallas for a preview of the game, the raiders' former top receiver who is suiting up for the cowboys tonight. that's coming up next. >> going to be a good game. ♪ i'm gonna

state senator scott weiner is partnering with san francisco district attorney george gascon to close penal code. they say it allows some auto burglars to escape consequences. weiner unveiled a bill that would eliminate the requirement that to prove an auto burglary...it must be proven that the door was locked..even if evidence shows a window was broken. officials say closing this loophole will make neighborhoods safer. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... you saw steph curry's recked car.. but now you're going to see the accident happen right in front of you., the giants might be looking to get rid of a world series hero.. and why watching superhero movies might make you more likely to save the day yourself..and take out the trash.. (ácommercialá) ( james ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the storm heading to the bay area. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rainfall returns to the bay area today with timing of showers depending on location. t

. >>> scott weiner will introduce a new bill addressing a break- in. there is a loophole allowing some autoworkers to escape consequences. the golden gate ferry is resuming regular service today despite a ferry boat slamming into the box -- dock. >> oh my gosh. >> no. >> in this video you can hear people bracing for impact. many are just watching as it goes by. it appears the boat was going at a pretty high speed for being so close to land. 53 were on board. the coast guard is now looking into the accident. you can see massive dents and a whole on the boats hall -- whole -- hull. >> try being an amazon employee today. here's a peek behind the curtain on this busy cyber monday. >> you can see everything is humming along this morning. everybody is ready for cyber monday. they could do 1000 items per second worldwide. we will introduce you to dobby, one of the fulfillment employees. we will show you how the boxes get loaded up. we call is picking. >> reporter: what is up here. show us how it is that you do what you do. >> we make the magic happen. right n

. >>> state senator scott weiner will announce a bill calling for free medical marijuana for people withllnesses and low income. he wants tax relief for care with serious health problems. >>> president trump is threatening to impose new tariffs on imported cars. mr. trump says a similar truck with light trucks simulated the sales of light trucks in the u.s. and he thinks it could work for american cars too. his statements a reaction to general motors plan to lay off 15 works closing down five north american factories that make electric cars and bigger sedans. he's threatened to put tariff on european cars but he gave that up in a trade for europe importing more soybeans from american farmers. >>> that's a look at just some of the top stories we're working on. >>> many scientists say global warming is causing sea levels to rise, the threat is also creating rising anxiety for a number of people who live on the coast. some homeowners are worried as the city prepares to address the threat. >> for neighborhoods businesses and people's bank accounts there could be plans to come. >> a new plan

state senator scott weiner is holding a news conference to address car break-ins. he is expected to introduce legislature to close a loophole in the state punishes auto burglaries. state law said that someone who smashes a window and steals items from in the car can be charged with a felony only if prosecutors can prove that the car doors were locked. that means the victim has to testify in court and they may not be willing to take time away from work. he introduced a bill earlier this year to address this loophole but the appropriation committee killed it. >> 640. -- 6:40. more reports of sexual abuse involving the catholic church. coming up, how many cases were reported over the past 30 years by the archdiocese of san francisco. >>> joe biden is in the bay area the next few days where he will be speaking as part of the new book tour. >>> right now we are looking at san jose. things are filling in. train. northbound 280 is moving along okay through downtown san jose but some freeways are slowing down. the next traffic update -- we will show you the south bay commu

scott weiner telling you to not take that money. for example, he put $44 million down on two different apartment buildings for homeless teachers. and you scrutinized the legislation. the schoolteachers have to be evicted from their apartment in order to start to homeless teachers recycle program all over again. quit listening to him, breed. how come you don't listen to that philosophy. >> president cohen: thank you, thank you. oh, honey, your 2 minutes are up. you're finished. come on, m.f.a. come on up. come on up. let's hear what you have to say. you've been here a very long time. thank you for being here. >> thank you, thank you. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. i'm alley cunningham. >> my name is greg. >> we're -- >> we're with mission for all. and i just want to start off by thanking supervisor fewer and supervisor tang for coming out and meeting with us. i'm sure that all of you have received a letter from us. it's just asking you guys to come out and meet with us. and to take a look at what we have going on out there.

(ken) state senator scott weiner unveiled a bill to help fight the car break-in epidemic. weiner is partnering with san francisco district attorney george gascon to close a loophole in the penal code. they say it allows some auto burglars to escape consequences. the bill will eliminate the requirement that to prove an auto burglary...it must be proven that the door was locked..even if evidence shows a window was broken. officials say closing this loophole will make neighborhoods safer. ((2shot))((ken))a northern california law enforcement agency is in mourning tonight. ((pam)) a deputy was killed after crashing into a power pole while responding to a call for assistance. the stanislaus county sheriff's department says, antonio hinostroze died at the scene sunday night. witnesses say, the deputy's vehicle hit the center divider and lost control.he wasn't alone, we were here to help him. we were doing our best. i was trying to open the door from the other side.the 45 year-old deputy was a 19- year veteran of the department.he leaves behind an adult son. (pam) a visible respo

san francisco state senator scott weiner will announce a bill calling for free medical one of -- medicalerious illness. he will hold a news conference to plans to introduce this bill. these programs already provide free medical campus for people with serious health problems. >> also it is 110th birthday of the historic johns grill restaurant. john's grill is off union square, one of the first restaurants to rebuild after the 1906 quake and fire. it was made famous by the mystery novel and classic movie, maltese falcon. it starred humphrey bogart. today city officials are expected to be at the birthday celebration. >>> state air quality officials want california drivers to take fewer, shorter drives. report shows the amount of carbon emissions of traffic per person is going up. this finding comes despite a decades-old effort to development -- bill development closer to transit hubs. >> we need some incentives to give communities to put some things in place. frankly, we need someone to have an enforcement authority to make sure that these things happen. >> air quality experts say californi

. >>> state senator scott weiner is calling for free medical marijuana for people with serious illness. he announced the plan this morning during a news conference. he said the bill would give tax relief for compassionate care programs that already provide free medical cannabis for people with serious health problems. >> this is an important issue. it's about making sure that low income people suffering from health conditions are able to continue to access their medicine. medicinal cannabis. right now we have a big problem where there are people who cannot access their medicine. >> the legislation overwhelming passed a similar bill this year but it was vetoed by governor brown. there is no word if the new bill has the support of the governor or governor elect gavin newsom. >>> people came together to help a beloved grocery store clerk get back into a home. >>> ♪ sometimes bipolar i disorder can make you feel like you have no limits. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on... ...shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcar

. >>> also happening today the senator scott weiner will announce a bill calling for free medical marijuanae with serious illnesses. he will hold a news conference this morning. the goal is to find tax release for compassionate care programs providing free medical cannabis for people with serious health conditions. >>> 6:43. the chinese government has suspended the clinical program run by a scientist who claims he has produced the first genetically edited babies. he announced he alter the dna of twin girls born earlier this month to try to make them resistant to hiv infections. today a group of scientists issued a statement condemning this. except in lab research. we don't know enough about the risks. the scientist conducted his postdoctoral research at stanford from 2010-2012. >>> a new report with alarming details about life expectancy for americans. according to the cdc last year life expectancy fell by 1/10 of a year to 78.6 years. this is down because of an increase in suicide and a continue rising deaths from opioid. flu and pneumonia and diabetes are also effective. white men and whi

one day david chu and scott weiner will have the seniority. when you have seniority, you have the power, you have the whip. that's why nancy pelosi is so effective. she's got the power, she's got the whip. and we have to be more effective getting the port out there and saying who we are, what we're about. so i'm supportive, and i hope my fellow commissioners will get involved and be willing to go up to sacramento to lobby some time with the staff, knock on doors, make calls, do whatever, but we got to do whatever we can to uplift this port, because we represent the community. thank you. >> president brandon: thank you. thank you, daly. this is a great report, and it is full of great things that we have on the horizon. i want to echo my fellow commissioner's comments, which were all very good, but especially the fact that i think you need to use the commission more. i think that we could be more successful if the commission were out there out front, because our trips to d.c. have been extremely successful with myself and director forbes and com

i want to give special recognition first to say centre -- to safe centre supervisor, scott weiner. in this regard, he was carrying a torch handed to him by his predecessor, mark leno who had long been a member of friends of the urban forest and a champion of our street trees. at any right, following passage of proposition e., we inherited almost 100,000 additional trees. with that came a dedicated $19 million a year for the hundred 25,000 street trees lining the sidewalks and public right of way. growing pains are to be expected with any transition of this magnitude and implementation of property now deb street tree s.f. is no difference. i called this heng

state senator scott weiner is introducing a bill to close the loophole. >> there are cases where policesomeone, the district attorney charges someone, they bring it to court and the case gets dismissed because no one can testify that the door was locked. >> we met one woman whose son-in-law's truck was broken in. they found a note saying, was walking by your car. saw it was broken into. sorry that happened. covered your open window with plastic since it's due to rain tonight. the new bill will be introduced on monday. whoever wrote that note should get a city award because that doesn't happen. >>> president trump is dismissing the dire findings in a climate report released by his own administration. >> identi've seen it. i've read some of it. it's fine. >> they said economic impact devastation. >> i don't believe it. >> you don't believe it? >> no, i don't believe it. >> the report warns of extreme heat destroying crops in the midwest and increased fire danger in the west. it says human actions play a major role in climate change. the president has frequently claimed man-made climate ch

scott weiner is not going to give up. it is going to take a third bite at the apple and it ask going to pass. i am not sure it is the yes. i am interested in community input. >> thank you. this one was tough for me. i actually went over there and walked all of the streets behind the club, which i haven't ever done, actually. i spent a lot of time on that strip. i have never walked up there, and i was struck by how residential it is. you don't think of broadway as a residential area. you know, you think of columbus and broadway, you know, there are a lot of people who live on those steep hills, you know, right behind it. and the buildings are really close together, and, you know, there is also that like weird hillside where there is a lot of people living there, too. i think that, you know, in terms of this commission, we want that balance of having businesses that thrive and attract folks who come to our city to visit providing good jobs for folks, and payment making sure that people have a safe, quiet night to sleep and

. >> reporter: well, this is scott weiner's second time he will be trying this. if at first you don't succeed, you try again. last year he tried a similar bill, only it got tied up in committee, didn't even go up for a public vote. the reason? because the leadership in sacramento wasn't in the mood for increasing penalties. the idea this year was to get people out of jail, reduce the population and not have more problems with people with criminal records. we'll see what happens this time around. in san francisco, phil matier, kpix5, back to you guys. >> phil, thanks. >>> google just made the silicon valley's biggest land grab of the year after shelling out $1 billion for a mountain view office. google purchased brittanya with shoreline technology park which once housed the linkedin headquarters. the deal for the 52-acre campus on sterling court came out to over $1,200 a square foot. this comes on the heels of two other big real estate deals. google agreed to pay over $100 million for land near downtown to build a massive mixed use campus. in the meantime google h

state senator scott weiner along with san francisco district attorney are introducing the bill aimedle that allows some car burglars to escape consequences. our investigative team found out there were nearly 30,000 break-ins in sfrap san francisco last year. >>> happening today, lgbtq community members plan to hold a solidarity picket with marriott strikers today. they will march outside the marriott on fourth and market in san francisco this afternoon. workers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions. marriott says it's provided millions of jobs in the u.s. and around the world. they say, though salaries vary, marriott pays more and provides generous benefits. workers disagree. >>> happening now, cyber monday shopping is under way. expect a lot of maybe lost productivity at work. yeah, your turn to read. >> hold on. okay. warehouses for big retailers workers already shipping things that people are ordering. here is jo ling kent in southern california. >> reporter: happy cyber monday, it is busy in eastvale, california, at an amazon fulfillment center. the boxes and the

state senator scott weiner along with san francisco district attorney are introducing the bill aimedo close a loophole that allows some car burglars to escape consequences. our investigative team found out there were nearly 30,000 break-ins in san francisco last year. >>> in san jose, an alleged hit-and-run driver accuseed of killing a woman is behind bars. police say it's thanks to good samaritans. 50-year-old woman was crossing the expressway when ubaldo munoz hit her and drove off. the accident happened saturday night. two other drivers followed munoz's truck and blocked him in until police could arrive, it marked san jose's 19th deadly pedestrian crash this year. >> 6:34. >>> 49ers head coach kyle shanahan will hold his regular post game conference at levis but this time he'll have more to talk about than the latest game. shanahan will no doubt be asked about the releasing of reuben foster. authorities in tampa arrested foster at a hotel there saturday night. he's accused of domestic violence. niners' gm john lynch did not specifically address the latest accusations against foste

i want to give special recognition first to say centre -- to safe centre supervisor, scott weiner. in this regard, he was carrying a torch handed to him by his predecessor, mark leno who had long been a member of friends of the urban forest and a champion of our street trees. at any right, following passage of proposition e., we inherited almost 100,000 additional trees. with that came a dedicated $19 million a year for the hundred 25,000 street trees lining the sidewalks and public right of way. growing pains are to be expected with any transition of this magnitude and implementation of property now deb street tree s.f. is no difference. i called this hearing to provide the bureau of urban forestry and the public works the opportunity to talk about the impacts and challenges and to share early successes. since i joined this board in july, my office has received thousands of calls and e-mails from constituents with requests for help and information with all sorts of topics. tree maintenance is actually second after homelessness. some constituents have raised concerns about trees th

be here including former mayor willie brown, state assemblyman david schu, and, state senator scott weiner who is already here. again, hundreds of people are expected to attend and we will be here through the night to bring you the latest developments. >> amber lee, live in san francisco, thank you. >>> new york city and a washington, d.c. suburb are reportedly the front runners for amazon's new dual headquarters. crystal city, virginia has been reported to be one favored in part because it's near washington, d.c. amazon house t and owns the washington post. long island, new york is also reportedly closing in on a deal. according to "the wall street journal," amazon thinks having two smaller headquarters will ease concerns about housing and transit in the house -- those cities. >>> the u.s. commerce department said last year, online purchases represented 30% of retail sales, meaning 87% of purchases were made in those old-fashioned brick and mortar stores. >> ktvu's tom vacar reports on how despite the closing of many traditional retailers, famous internet brands are popping up and trying

. >> reporter: you have probably guessed by now, mayor breed, state senator scott weiner and jack dorsey on the no side. they've gotten big donations from stripe, visa, lyft, macy's and a handful of venture capitalists, adding up to $1.6 million. benioff, friedenbacke and chuck robbins on the yes side. most of their money from salesforce and benioff himself, totalling $8.5 million. >> i would challenge every business leader out there to ask themselves, what is my company doing? >> reporter: in short. >> benioff says money is the answer. his opponents say the city needs policy change, not a new tax on big companies. and in the end, the voters will decide. >> so if you have any problems whatsoever at the polls, we want to hear about it. nbc bay area is teaming up to tackle any issues. if you spot a problem, call us. this is toll free. it's 833-nbc-kntv. or let us know at nbcbayarea.com/decision2018. >>> okay. switching gears. what we are really, really hearing -- ever feel like you're missing spice in your life? >> going on tour. >> people need to see it to believe it. >> spice girls. . >>

state senator scott weiner talked with us about the restaurant's long-running commitment to the commmunity.. the washington high school band was treated to a meal courtesy of the owner. if you are if you are thinking about enjoying all that new snow in the sierra... we have some advice from the c-h-p. what you need to know before you hit the road. (pam) a live look now along interstate -80 ... the route up to tahoe. wet conditions in the bay means snow in the sierra... some people getting an early start on their weekend. (pam) we have some safety advice for you tonight ... if you're planning on going away for the weekend. (ken)joining us now on the phone is pete mann from truckee chp. lawrence karnow: flooding continues in butte county after very heavy rain. heavy and gusty winds pounded the bay area. some local mountains had over 3 and a half inches of rain. showers continue on doppler radar. the showers will diminish overnight. there is another storm headed our way late friday night and saturday morning. we will get a break on sunday and monday but more rain is possible on tuesday and we

with san francisco mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner saying, "no." service you are customer service you are receiving.... be affected by a secret score only retailers have access to? according to a new report... there is a good chance that is happening. if you have a bank account, cellphone or you are a frequent online shopper -- you have got at least one of these scores -- and it could be affecting everything.... from how likely you are to get a seat upgrade on an airline... to how long you are on hold to get customer service. (pam) it is called - the 'customer lifetime value score' and it is just another way "big data" has influence over our daily lives.(ken) joining us now to talk about this... consumer finance expert erica sandberg. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and bright with above normal temperatures. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 60s at the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north. high p

state senator scott weiner is partnering with san francisco district attorney george gascon to closeiminate the requirement that to prove an auto burglary...it must be proven that the door was locked..even if evidence shows a window was broken. officials say closing this loophole will make neighborhoods safer. ( james ) coming up next...the new effort by a leader in san mateo to stop porch pirates from taking your packages this holiday season. ( james ) plus ... the warriors are back to their winning ways ... just in time for steph curry to ease back into the rotation. ( james ) and parents are concerned about children paying for school lunches with their fingerprint. but the idea is not without concern from parents. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ♪ let's go. bye, mom. thanks for breakfast, mom. with quality ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. nutella. spread the happy. and now free decorating tools inside nutella holiday jars. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) rainfall returns to the bay area today with timing

.>>> state senator scott reiss weiner is re-introducing legislation he says closes a loophole in state law when it comes to prosecuting harbor lures. his bill would eliminate the requirement to prove a cars doors were locked in order to get a conviction for auto berkeley. -- auto burglary. this comes in response to the epidemic of car break-ins in san francisco and other california cities. a similar bill was introduced earlier this year that died in committee. >>> the chairman of the california democratic party is on leave following the launch of a sexual misconduct investigation against him. he is accused of sexually harassing and assaulting several people during some functions. the vice chair will assume his role and oversee day-to-day operations.>>> a stunning sunset over the bay as the first two storms head toward northern california with a lot of rain in the forecast. >> bill martin is checking out the timing of the storms. >> we have rain on the way it is going to be a wet week ahead with snow in the mountains. we do have a couple of weather systems. this is the first one and the

also against it, mayor london breed and state senator scott wein weiner. we will, of course, keep you updated on both those ballot measures tonight. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you so much. now to the race for mayor in oakland. incumbent libby schaaf is expected to win, however the outcome could be delayed for days. lee ann has >> reporter: mayor shaft left to continue campaigning. she won't be until after 8:00. she is the incumbent and favorite to win. there are nine people running against her. the major contenders are cat brooks, 42-year-old radio host, community activist, well known here in oakland. she, too, was voting this afternoon, and we had a chance to talk to her as well. also in the contention is pamela price, civil rights attorney who ran for alameda county d.a. and lost, and then she decided to run for mayor. if schaaf wins, she will be the first mayor of oakland since jerry brown to serve two terms. >> i don't take anything for granted. oakland is a feisty city. we're a protest city. you never know what's going to happen in an election

officials support prop c, san francisco mayor london breed, assemblyman david chu and state senator scott weinerbreed has said that prop c lacks the accountablity needed ensure the money will be used for it's intended purposes. she believes it could make the city's homeless problems worse because it doesn't include a regional plan to address.if prop c were to pass, it would impact between 300 and 400 san francisco businesses, including twitter. twitter ceo jack dorsey came out against prop c tweeting last week that i want to help fix the homeless problem in sf and california. i don't believe this (prop c) is the best way to do it. that prompted a response from benioff who said, if you're going to fight a relatively small tax, which is one half of one percent to help our number 1 issue, then you better prepared to talk about what you are doing versus what you don't want to do. dorsey has since said that he and benioff spoke on the phone and that they are committed to finding a path forward together to address homelesness in the city. ( james ) that was kron 4's charles clifford. if prop c does pa

which is why senator weiner and william scott held a conference to discuss new legislation to crack down on these crimes by closing a little known loophole. >> i didn't know about it until the district attorney called me about a year ago. >> reporter: under current law, to get a prosecution, it must be proven the car door was locked, even if the windows are smashed in. >> the worst number of auto break-ins are being done by a small group of people. >> reporter: these shipping containers show the massive amount of goods these crime rings rake in. in some cases more than $1 million in stolen goods, all the more reason why community remembers who showed up are hopeful for change. >> i really do feel the whole city, the police department is really working hard. i'm just really glad for senator weiner to introduce this again. >> reporter: it's reassuring news for beth and justin, as well. for now, all they want to do is send this message to whoever did this good deed. >> we just want to let them know what an amazing impact their kindness had, both on us, our grandchildren, and our neighbors w