Nightly News | December 11, 2012
A new twist on Christmas lights
In one Arizona neighborhood, two neighbors tried to one-up each other for years – until 2012 when one decided to make a much simpler statement. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> well, from time to time, we bring you the stories of neighbors who try to outchristmas each other in terms of home lighting displace. and in arizona, two adjacent homes have been trying to one-up each other for some time, until christina green , one of the neighbor there is in maricopa, relented, perhaps due to the power bill. so, here is what she did this year. it's a much simpler statement. it uses fewer lights than the 16,000 they have got going next door. kind of says it all right there.