chelsea provencher braved a packed toys "r" us on black friday so her daughter, violet could use some gift s. , into a bit of a problem. >> we get up there and ring everything up, and i am $5.52 short. i had grabbed all the change i had in the car i had no money on , me, i felt helpless. shelley: she told the very disappointed eight-year-old she had to put one of her new toys back. that is when a nearby cashier stepped in. >> the young lady at the register next to us was finished with the customer and said, no it. i said, no, we can put something back. shelley: that cashier was sheilla nelson, who says she didn't think twice about helping out. >> it was just an instinct because i like to do nice things for other people. shelley: roger provencher was so moved by sheilla's kindness toward his wife and daughter, he decided to pay it forward. he went right back to the toys "r" us, insisting on donating $552 to the store. thanks 100 times over, in the distributed among future customers, who might need help with their purchases. >> it amazed me that she was nice enough to help out when some

shelley: roger provencher was so moved by sheilla's kindness toward his wife and daughter, he $552 to the store. thanks 100 times over, in the form of a gift card to be distributed among future customers, who might need help with their purchases. >> it amazed me that she was nice enough to help out when someone was distressed because of something so little. shelley: but when toys "r" us corporate heard about roger's kind gesture they decided to pay it forward as well. they returned his generous donation, an donated to customers in need. >> the company is really humbled by what happened and wants to make sure that the store and sheilla are rewarded. shelley: such a great story. again, toys "r" us does plan to recognize that cashier sheilla, for her kind gesture, that started that chain of generosity. tom: also, you can make sure you help every child in new hampshire to get a gift this holiday season by donating to our spirit of giving toy drive. it kicks off friday and runs toys "r" us locations in manchester and nashua and at the crossings in newington. the drive benefits the toys for

chelsea provencher took her daughter, violet, to the store on black friday so she could use some gift cards. while at the check out they ran into a bit of a problem. chelsea was $5.50 short. she told her 8-year-old daughter she'd have to put one of her new toys back and that's when a nearby cashier stepped in, offering to pay the balance. like to do nice things for other people. >> it is amazing she was nice enough to help out when someone was distressed because of something so little. erin: violet's dad, roger provencher, wanted to pay this kind act forward so he went to the toys r us and donated 552 -- $552 for future customers who may need help. when toys r us corporate heard about that they returned roger's donation and instead made one on his behalf. how about that? sean: a lot of kindness. erin: tomorrow. sean: coming up, a controversial move by a school district in oregon. >> we believe in santa, my kids believe in santa, they should be able to celebrate it. sean: find out why the district of band teachers from using santa decorations in their classrooms. erin: what the gifts i

returning provencher's cash and making a donation in the same amount in the family'sname. randy: wow. lots of people paying it forward there. antoinette: yeah. i can do better, i can do better. this is the time you want to top one another. a water main break in boston causing chaos. randy: cleanup going on at this hour. a new ph to move halloween. a trick-or-treat proposal the eyeopener tea ready with news to go. we're in boston and chinatown and boston on beacon hill as well. erika is tracking the donald trump victory tour kickoff. antoette: hurricane season is officially over. it was the first sson to be above normal since 2012. governnt scientists say 15 namedtorms made their way through the atlantic this year. we're talking about a little bit lights. meteorologist: this is nothing compared to last night. some ofs woke up to that in the middle of the night. randy: pounding. meteorologist: at this point, we're looking to see clearing just in time for the holiday lights. things are looking up. we have the rainfall still in spots. so we're not completely in the clear yet.

toys 'r' us takes it a step further,eturning provencher's cash and then making a donation in the same amount in the family's nam >> there is a holay spirit there. >> i can do better, b in this case, yo know, that's how we want it. neighborhood. >> cleanup still going on at this hour, and new push to mov halloween. the trick-or-treat proposal facing [ bell clangs ] celebrate the holidays with delicious dunkin' coffee. stop by duin' donuts for two k-cup boxes for $1 or 3 pounds of packaged coffee for $19.99. be noisy. be silent. be near. be joyful. be together. celeate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. america on nkin'. randy: good morning,he eyeopener team ready with news to go in brockton. chinatown, and erika is tracking >> and hurricane season is officially or, it was the first season be above norl since 2012. 15 named storms madeheir way through the atlanti but first t's check in with kelly and the forecast. the rain sloyut surely mong out, and it is slowlyving ut but you know what, we'll have a price t payed on the winds moving in today, so it's al

erin: violet's dad, roger provencher, wanted to pay this kind act forward, so he went to the toys "r" us and donated $552 for future customers who may need help. when toys "r" us corporate heard about that, they returned roger's donation, and instead made one on his behalf. that is wonderful. sean: that is a whole lot of holiday spirit. coming up on "daybreak" -- a controversial move by a school district in oregon. kids believe in santa. they should be able to celebrate that. sean: find out why the district decided to ban teachers from using santa decorations in their classrooms. erin: plus two, turtle doves, five golden rings -- we'll take a look at what the gifts in "the 12 days of christmas" would cost you today. kevin: as the rainfall ends, we get one last mild day before avid goodwill shoppers spend years honing the skills they need to find the choicest merchandise. note the hair worn up -- maximizes peripheral vision. no jacket -- cuts dressing room time, reduces zero-dynamic drag. stockpiling -- the hallmark of a truly competetive shopper. to shop at goodwill, you need a cart.

. >> chelsea provencher braved a packed toys "r" us black friday so her daughter violet could use some gift cards. but while they are checking out, they ran into a bit of a problem. >> we get up there and ring everything in and i'm $5.52 short. and i literally had grabbed all the change i had in the car, i had no money on me, i had just my cell phone and keys and i disappointed eight-year-olds that she had to put one of her new toys back. and that's when a nearby cashier stepped in. >> the young lady at the register next to us she finished with her customer and then she came right over and she was like no problem. pulls out her little credit card, she's like i got this, i'll pay for it. and i was like no you don't have to do that we can put something back, she's like no it's fine. >> that cashier was sheilla nelson, who says she didn't think twice about helping out. >> it was just an instinct. because i like to do nice things for other people. >> by sheilla's kindness toward his wife and daugher, he decided to pay it forward. he went back to the toys "r" us, and insisted on donating $5