MYSELF.
CHRISTINE: AND GUACAMOLE. CARA: YES, GUACAMOLE.
WE'LL START OUT WITH A
FATHER-DAUGHTER DUO DOING THE
MOST.
MOST.
MOST. HERE IS WHAT THEY'RE DOING.
MORGAN AND GARY AND THEY ARE
FIREFIGHTERS IN THEIR TOWN IN
PENNSYLVANI
FIREFIGHTERS IN THEIR TOWN IN PENNS
PENNS
PENNS PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA. MORGAN IS ONLY 15 YEARS OLD.
SO SHE'S A JUNIOR FIREFIGHTER
AND SHE IS TAKING FIRE SAFETY
CLASSES AND SHE COMES FROM A
LONG LINEAGE OF FIREFIGHTERS,
HER UNCLE, HER MOTHER AND HER
DAD IS A CHIEF AND HER OLDER
SISTER 18 YEARS OLD AND
INTERESTED IN FIREFIGHTING.
SHE'S ENCOURAGING OTHER YOUNG
WOMEN, OTHER GIRLS TO GET OUT
AND VOLUNTEER IN THEIR
COMMUNITY.
COMMUNITY. NOW, SHE'S AN ESSENTIAL
FRONTLINE WORKER OBVIOUSLY AND
LIKE SO MANY OTHERS IN HER
FAMILY HAVE BEEN AND SHE JUST
WANTS TO BE A ROLE MODEL AND
ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO
SOMETHING FOR THEIR COMMUNITY.
NOW TO PUT THIS INTO
PERSPECTIVE, THE PHILADELPHIA
INQUIRER SAID IN THIS ARTICLE,
IT WAS QUOTED IN THE 1970'S,
THERE ARE MORE THAN 300,000
VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS IN THAT
AREA, BUT NOW, TODAY, THERE ARE
ONLY ABOUT 38,000 I THOUGHT WAS
STILL PRETTY GOOD, BUT,
DEFINITELY SEE THE CONTRAST IN
THAT AND IN THE ARTICLE,
THERE'S A LINK TO FIND OUT HOW
TO GET INVOLVED IN YOUR FIRE
DEPARTMENT LOCALLY OR IF YOU
HAPPEN TO BE IN THAT AREA TO
JOIN MORGAN AND HER FATHER
GARY, AND THE PEOPLE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYLVANIA. VERY NICE.
VERY NICE. COOL STORY.
COOL STORY. CHRISTINE: I LOVE IT.
THE ENTIRE FAMILY HAD A LIFE'S
CALLING.
CALLING.
CALLING. THAT'S INCREDIBLE
CALLING. THAT'S INCREDIBLE.
THAT'S INCREDIBLE. SAW AWESOME.
SAW AWESOME. CARA: REALLY NEAT.
SPEAKING OF A CALLING.
THIS IS A CALLING TO A BOY WHO
WAS TAKING A WALK IN HIS
NEIGHBORHOOD WITH HIS DOG AND
HERE IS WHAT HAPPENS.
FIRST, WE'RE GOING TO START OUT
WITH A GENTLEMAN NAMED CHRIS
ROSE.
ROSE.
ROSE. CHRIS ROSE WAS OUT OF TOWN LIKE
A LOT OF US DO WHILE OUT OF
TOWN AND HE WAS CHECKING THE
RING APP ON THE PHONE TO MAKE
SURE EVERYTHING WAS GOOD AND IN
THE CORNER OF THE RING APP YOU
CAN USUALLY SEE THE AMERICAN
FLAG WAVING IN THE WIND AND HE
NOTICED THAT THE FLAG WAS GONE
AND THERE HAD BEEN HIGH WINDS
IN THE AREA AND HE KNEW IT WAS
BLOWN DOWN AND THEN, HE SEES
SOMETHING ELSE.
SOMETHING ELSE. HE SEES THIS 13-YEAR-OLD AND
IDENTIFIES STILL, BOY WALKING
HIS DOG BY THE HOUSE AND HE
PICKS UP THE FLAG, FOLDS THE
FLAG AND PUTS IT BACK, BUT HERE
IS WHAT'S COOL ABOUT THE STORY
I THOUGHT.
I THOUGHT. HE RANG THE DOOR BELL AND HE
LEFT AND CAME BACK AND SAID A
NOTE, I'M A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY,
AND I SAW YOUR FLAG ON THE
GROUND AND FOLDED IT AND SORRY
I RANG THE DOOR BELL.
WHICH IS IF THERE'S A BABY
INSIDE.
INSIDE.
INSIDE. AND I THOUGHT IT WAS NICE HE
PUT THE FLAG BACK AND THERE WAS
A NOTE THERE AND HE POSTED ON
SOCIAL MEDIA OF COURSE, IT WENT
KIND OF VIRAL BECAUSE
EVERYBODY'S COMMENTING ON IT
AND COMMEMORATING THAT YOUNG
MAN FOR PUTTING THE FLAG BACK
AND VERY SWEET STORY OF A
NEIGHBORLY THING.
NEIGHBORLY THING. CHRISTINE: EXACTLY.
CHRISTINE: EXACTLY. YOU KNOW WHAT?
WE REPORT SOMETIMES
UNFORTUNATELY OR 11 ALIVE NEWS
DOES ABOUT THINGS WE'RE SEEING
ON THE RING APP THAT AREN'T
GOOD.
GOOD.
GOOD. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL THING A
DELIVERY PERSON DOING A DANCE
OR SPREADING THEIR LOVE OR IN
THEIR CASE, PROTECTING THEIR
FLAG FROM THE ELEMENT.
TIME FOR ONE MORE.
>> OK, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU'VE
SEEN THIS PICTURE, CHRISTINE,
BUT LET'S PUT UP THE PICTURE OF
12-YEAR-OLD MIKE, IF YOU DON'T
KNOW WHO HE IS, NOW YOU DO
BECAUSE MIKE REALLY MADE USE OF
HIS PANDEMIC TIME, IF YOU WILL.
AND HAS JUST GRADUATED FROM
HIGH SCHOOL AND WITH AN
ASSOCIATES DEGREE BECAUSE HE
REALLY GOT TO LEARN IT, FOLKS,
AND THAT'S WHAT HE DID.
THE AGE OF 12.
YEAH, IT'S TO SAY IMPRESSIVE IS
NOT GIVING IT ENOUGH SHINE, BUT
I THINK WE'LL BE HEARING FROM
MIKE FOR A LONG TIME.
12 YEARS OLD AND DOING REALLY
THE MOST, GOOD FOR YOU.
GOOD FOR YOUR PARENTS, TOO.
>> ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE.
AND ONCE AGAIN, CARA, WHILE I
DO LOVE THESE "IT'S ALL GOOD"
STORIES, THEY MAKE ME FEEL LIKE
A TAD BIT OF AN UNDERACHIEVER.
ALL I ACCOMPLISHED IS MY
CHRISSY TEIGEN BANANA BREAD.
BAKING IS A HOBBY.
IF YOU HAVE A FUN "IT'S ALL
GOOD" STORY WHAT I LIKE TO SAY
WHEN I'M TONGUE-TIED, SHARA
WITH CARA.
WITH CARA. OR TWEET US WITH