During this global crisis it
really is important to stick together
and remember what really matters,
like these people.
(cheering)
A standing ovation for their hero.
This is the welcome home a nurse
in Wales receives every evening from her family
after a long day fighting the coronavirus.
(cheering)
One night they greet her with balloons.
Another night it's confetti.
They pledge to keep it up until
the corona crisis is over.
In South Dakota a math teacher is
being hailed today for going above and beyond.
When Chris Waba's 12 year old student
was having trouble with her online math class,
he came right over to her front porch
and explained it to her through the screen door.
And this video is making us smile today.
What did you do mom.
Dad, holy crap.
A TV reporter from Florida
was doing a show from her kitchen
when her dad walked in putting on his shirt.
Jessica Lang from the Sun Coast News Network
is seeing the funny side.
Dad, holy crap.
He is like dancing in the window right now.
He is totally like owning this moment.
He is so proud of himself.
And what a birthday surprise.
This little girl had to cancel
her sixth birthday party
so her mom asked the local fire department
in Illinois to help out.
They came by and sang happy birthday
over their loud speaker.
And when this mom-to-be's baby shower was canceled,
her friends threw her a surprise party in their cars.
The vehicles on parade in Santa Cruz, California
were decorated with pink balloons and signs.
Amy Litz was brought to tears
by her drive by baby shower.
And a tree surgeon in Ohio found a way
to see his mother at her nursing home
which has banned all visitors.
He paid her a visit using his bucket truck
to reach her third floor window.
And NBC reporter Janice Mackey
is finally back with her family today
after strict quarantine rules in China
kept them separated for 49 days.
Best hug ever she says.
A huge they'll never forget.