

5 Good Things: When the Flood Waters Came, So Did these Helpers
Jul 12, 2025
A shelter dog in Virginia saves lives and finds a forever home. Comedian Roy Wood Jr. shares heartwarming moments about the significance of home runs in baseball. Heroes of central Texas are celebrated for their brave rescue efforts during recent floods. West Virginia communities tackle river contamination issues while restoring local ecosystems. Meanwhile, a small town in Nebraska unveils a nostalgic 50-year-old time capsule filled with 1970s treasures. Important discussions also arise around support efforts for flood victims and the threat of deep fake scams.
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Shelter Dog Alerts Seizure
- Sienna, a shelter dog in Virginia, instinctively alerted a man about his impending seizure without any training.
- This alert saved the man's life and led to Sienna's adoption by a family that had recently lost pets.
The Magic of Home Runs
- Roy Wood Jr. shared his admiration for the difficulty and beauty of hitting a home run.
- He explores its magic in a documentary and highlights how the crowd's reaction adds to its specialness.
Iconic Home Run Memories
- Roy Wood Jr. reflected on iconic home runs like Joe Carter's World Series walk-off and Hank Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's record.
- He shared stories like Aaron bailing out fans arrested after storming the field in celebration.