reporter: but christmas in buffalo did come with some unexpected holiday hope on friday a bus full of korean tourists heading for niagara falls got stuck outside their buffalo area home. i said come on in everybody because you re going to be here for a while. reporter: without hesitating the couple welcomed ten strangers in for two nights sharing homemade korean food and the bills game with new friends. you might have saved those people s lives what do you think of that? i feel very grateful we were able to help them because it could have been a very terrible outcome. and i feel like we made ten extra family members reporter: meanwhile, the bills themselves digging out when they got back from chicago. now millions waking up to another frigid day as the northwest braces for more heavy rain, ice, and mountain snow some signs of warmth amid this terrible storm. now to the travel chaos that s still unfolding, thousands of flights canceled over the weekend and the ri
incomprehensible snowstorm that hit buffalo again, and they are invited into a home to partake of christmas in america, smiles on all their faces as we see right there. it s what we need. it s what we need more of. so much partisan rancor in people, things like they re at each other s throats constantly, that story just reminds you what s good about america, the fundamental goodness that i want to believe, and i believe, is still there. but speaking of partisan rancor, those same dangers below freezing temperatures were what migrants from texas faced when they arrived on christmas eve at the home of vice president kamala harris in washington, once again arranged by texas governor, republican greg abbott three buses from texas dropped off about 140 people outside the u.s. nhl observatory on saturday immigration activists called the incident particularly cruel because there were young