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Oh, everyone, It's me, Jeannie Mai.

And I'm Rico.

Allen has shown Rico and I so much kindness that we wanted to take that kindness and celebrate those that are in their community doing good during this really trying time.

This issue, hearts up lie.

Today we have an amazing story of a woman named Bridget who was a security guard at a hospital.

We're going to be meeting her in just a little bit.

Before we get into that, though.

Let's meet Edgar, who we have enlisted to help deliver.

A delicious surprise to Bridget.

Now you're probably gonna recognize anger.

He was the pizza delivery guy who delivered pizza on stage at the Oscars the year that Ellen posted.

So, Edgar, are you there?

Yes, I'm here.

I think it's so good to see you.

I heard that you're doing something that's pretty amazing.

Nurses and doctors are risking their lives.

Recently we delivered hundreds of pizzas for nurses in hospital.

You are incredible anger.

I mean, you are providing so many meals to these front line workers and we would love for you to do us a favor.

Can you deliver another one to our friend Bridget.

Sounds good.

Let's do it way.

We've heard of everything that you're doing during this pandemic, and we literally wanted everyone to hear your story.

I am a security guard, a little company.

Mary in San Pedro, California I'm a security guard there in the ER, and I'm literally the first person that they see.

I take the doctors and the nurses temperatures before they start their shift.

I got to make sure they're not running a fever.

I'm the one directing the patients as they come in.

Let them know, you know, the love ones can't stay.

So that's despite the fact that it's so rewarding for you to be working in the hospital.

It has to be scary.

I would think it is scary because people are coming in and they're sick.

That's a scary situation and all.

And I want to go back home to my kids safe and and, you know, Well, I'm just staying positive, keeping that energy up, you know, I wish they could see my smile when they, you know, master thing.

Here's the thing that that Rico and I find most incredible about you is that you are working these incredibly long hours.

And yet you still are finding the time to give back to your community outside of work.

It's two guys here on my street, Mr G.

And then I have Andrew.

They've been homeless here for a good year.

To whatever I cook the boys.

What if I have sandwiches?

I have water.

We make sure they have something to eat and something to drink every day.

What drives you to go help others and give back?

Eight years ago, we when my kids was homeless and I had cancer and we was living in the shelter and competent.

So we've came a long, long ways, Rico and Jenny a long ways.

Way made it.

We made it.

And so I always remember that time.

And I always look out for Andrew.

Mr G, golf with him.

Somebody looked out for me.

Somebody looked out for me.

Amazing.

This is amazing hope.

Is there somebody at the door?

Yes, I got 40 0 guys, so dies.

You are a single mama.

You are on the front lines.

That is not all that you're getting.

Do me a favor, will you?

Please check your phone.

My phone.

Okay.

No, Ellen heard your story.

And she wants to thank you for all that you're doing.

She said you.

Thank you, Alain.

Thank you so much.

You deserve it, Bridget.

You know this show that Rico and I are getting to dio hearts up live.

It's all about promoting positivity good and giving love every day.

Heroes.

Brenden Dillon, come here.

This is Brendon on.

This is dealing.

And there's my mom.

She's season my hero.

She has made sacrifices for me.

You know that the best gifts ever.

I love them, Bridget.

It was such an honor for Rico and I to meet you and to meet your adorable, handsome boys.

Just thank you so much and we will see all of you next week.

So and for all of you who are watching because Jeannie and I want to see the incredible things that you guys are doing as well.

We're starting the hearts up challenge where we encourage you guys to be your own miracle workers.