Corey’s Feel Good Stories: Flight Attendant Honoring 9/11 Victims / 12-Year-Old Uses CPR To Save Adult

1.  For the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 today, a former flight attendant named Paul Veneto is completing a big trip.  (ven-EE-toe)  For the past month, he’s been pushing an airline beverage cart 300 miles from New Jersey to the Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.  (Here’s his route.)

It’s called Paulie’s Push.  It’s the third trip he’s done like this, and the longest.  He did it to honor the Flight 93 crew and other heroes from 9/11.  He was supposed to be one of the flight attendants on the second plane that crashed into the World Trade Center, but there was a last-minute scheduling shift.

2.  A 12-year-old kid in Florida named Austen MacMillan pulled a grown man from a pool, did CPR, and saved his life.  He’d never taken a CPR class.  He says he learned it watching TV.

3.  Rescuers in Alaska saved a stranded hiker last week after people randomly spotted him on a wilderness cam.  There’s a livestream set up for an event next month called Fat Bear Week.  People try to pick which grizzly bear will gain the most weight for winter.