Hey there, welcome, welcome.

I'm Christobo Polanco, and this is CNN Five Good Things.

It's International Women's Day tomorrow, so we'll tell you how a mother-daughter dive turned into a record-breaking discovery.

And in Nebraska, a four-year-old in foster care showed up for major heart surgery all by himself.

But his new family wasn't far behind.

This whole experience that we've been living the last four or five years has just shown

like what kindness truly does and the butterfly effect of it.

Our kids deserve better.

Plus, the app that helps foster kids nationwide understand their rights. I felt like it was my out, it's my ticket, that I can make it, despite everything that I've been through.

Later on, hear the travel inspo you need from a 77-year-old, who says now is the best time to chase a world record.

We gotta take a quick break, but when we come back, when one volunteer was tired of

seeing his neighborhood covered in trash, he decided to do something about it.

We live in such a beautiful area in America, and to see so much trash just laying along the sides of the grass and along the hillside,

it's just, it's disappointing.

Andy Wang is a 31-year-old software engineer by day.

But in his free time, he picks up trash in the San Francisco Bay area, a lot of it.

He started volunteering in 2021, after noticing

more and more litter scattered around during his commute. I want to help the Bay Area look really

nice. This is something that I can do. I have gloves, I have bags, I have trash grabbers.

Illegal dumping is a major issue in parts of the Bay Area, especially in cities like Oakland.

Frequently we would see stories about trash just completely covering a street.

And so when I fear about that, then I would like try my best to help out if I can so the streets are cleaner and kids can get

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