One Good Thing: Community Honors 10-Year-Old Uvalde Survivor

Here's One Good Thing for your Tuesday afternoon. The devastating Uvalde school shooting left children dead and many other emotionally scarred. However, the community made sure one survivor could feel the love from those looking to lift her up with a few surprises of a lifetime.

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