[Velshi:] All right, now we're off the superstars we can get on into something that I understand a little better, food. Five-Star chef Bruno Sorato has spent the past two decade doing what he loves, feeding customers at his restaurant in California. But when he learned just how many kids go to bed hungry, he served up a solution. Meet this week's CNN hero.
[Bruno Sorato, Cnn Hero Of The Week:] I came to this country 30 years ago and I love to cook but to be in the restaurant business you must love the people. How is your lunch, ladies? My mom was on vacation on Italy. I said, mom, let's go to the boys and girls club. This little boy, five years old, eating potato chips for his. He was a motel kid. I find out a poor family who has nothing else, you live in a motel. The motel environment is extremely bad. Drugs. Prostitution. Alcoholics. It's horrible. When they go
[Unidentified Male:] Bruno brings a trade and other kids are expected and excited.
[Sorato:] Are you hungry? Right now we are between 150 to 200 kids that we feed. Who likes pasta? My mom, she made me start and now I could never stop. I see you sooner. They are customers. My favorite customers.
[Velshi:] What a great thing to be a chef to start with and then to be able to feed people who are needy.
[Romans:] Who do you know who is making a big difference in your world? Tell us about it and head to our AMERICAN MORNING blog at cnn.comam to nominate someone.
[Chetry:] And we want to say thanks for being with us all week. We'll be back here bright and early Monday morning. In the meantime, it's time to hand things over to "CNN NEWSROOM" with Carol Costello. And Carol from a fellow happily-married woman, me and Christine, we can blush over Bradley Cooper right because he's just a beautiful man to look at. But we are happily married.
[Carol Costello, Cnn Anchor, "cnn Newsroom":] I'm happily married, too, but he's hot.
[Costello:] Have a great weekend. Thanks so much.
[Chetry:] You too, Carol.