this is kristoff, to refresh your memory. he was my boyfriend in the movie.on to find kristoff and bring him back to the studio wins some fabulous prizes. are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] this way. both of you stand right here. then on the count of three, guillermo, you blow that tiny horn and you guys go. one, 2, three, go! good luck. [ cheers and applause ] >> kristen: okay, i have to tell you guys something. i just lied. it's not a game. sarah's high school prom is coming up in a few weeks. [ audience awws ] i know, right? one of her classmates, a boy named michael, asked us to help him prom-pose to her. so we got sarah's family, hi sarah's family -- [ cheers and applause ] to bring her to the show, saying that she won free tickets. sarah is very gullible. right? because the tickets are free here. they're all free tickets. zoey, our other girl, is an actress. she's halfway home by now. oh, she found him. and michael is out on the boulevard sweating it out inside the kristoff costume. sarah has no idea it's him. cousin sal is out there, too, to make s

. >> reporter: for medical, kristoff and lucas served aboard carriers in the navy. >> it makes you workaid working on equipment that helps keep the country safe carries with it a heightened sense of responsibility. building ships with a 50 year life span can quickly become personal. >> my son is 7 years old. he tells me every day how he wants to be in the military and be in the navy. i was 17 when i got in the military. and if he follows in my shoes he's going to want to do the same thing. if he wants to be on a ship i want to it be right. >> you could be working on something now that he'll be on. >> absolutely. i take that very seriously. >> reporter: with the next generation of carriers already being built huntington-engel industries plan to be busy. the ceo donates his salary to pay for pre-school scholarships for his employees children. >> what a great story. aircraft carriers are the largest projection of a nation's power into other areas. >> they last 50 years. think about that. out to sea for 25 years. the sense of community around the people. >> what struck me was the pride and