HOLMES: It's about 20 minutes past the hour now. And a special group of angels pitching in this holiday season. In Indianapolis a woman walked into a K-Mart, paid off the layaway bills of several cash strapped families. She said she wanted to make the holiday better for as many people as you could. She paid off the layaway bill for almost 50 customers. The balances ranged from $10 to $800. We are seeing now this happen at several places all over the country.</s>ANGIE TORRES, CUSTOMER: She said that she had money and she wanted to make Christmas happy. I was just like, an angel has dropped out of the sky. I took out my credit card to pay my minimum balance. She said, don't pay that. I'm going to pay it for you. She said the only thing you can do for me is to give back.</s>HOLMES: I love this stuff, Reynolds.</s>WOLF: I can't believe your mom is that incredible that she would go and do those kind of things. I mean, just remarkable.</s>WOLF: It is cool, though, the time of the year that you actually see some of the very best of people that come out. It's an amazing thing.</s>HOLMES: There seems to be so much back and forth. We don't treat each other well a lot of times. It's great to see a story like that.</s>WOLF: And many will be out there today trying to treat their family to some great things.</s>HOLMES: We're at 22 minutes past the hour. The army private accused of leaking thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks expected back in court today. We will have those details for you shortly. But first, news about a legendary singer, Etta James. We're told she is now in the fight for her life.
Woman Pays For Layaway Gifts For Customers At K-Mart