on the job in smithtown, new york, for 13 year.ce the pandemic started, the father of four going the extra mile and working longer hours. it did not go unnoticed. >> whoo! thank you, greg, thank you! >> his customers secretly coordinating a surprise. >> i looked, and i was just like, oh, my goodness, is this for me? >> a special delivery for the delivery man. >> and my smithtown family, i love you guys. >> it was american writer richard bach who said the bond that links your true family is not one of blood but of respect and joy in others' life. that's might line for this evening. you can see us right back here tomorrow night, same time. thanks for the company, america, goodnight. >> jimmy: hell loerks io, i'm j. this is the eighth night of angry protests around this country and around the world, including here in los angeles where people are fed up with the inequities and abuse. our president, if we can still even call him that seems to believe he is the warden over a prison break. he tweeted overwhelming force, domination, likewi

for 30 years, gregory watkins has been working for u.p.s., driving the same route in smithtown, new yorkg island. for the past 13. >> i like what i do and just being in that area and noeg so many people in that area, just makes everything great for me. >> reporter: for months now, gregory, a father of four, has been working longer hours, picking up extra shifts to help out during the covid-19 pandemic. those that live on his route started to notice. >> he was, you know, working later hours, six days a week, just being the person that he is and us knowing him for so long, we just wanted to to something to give back. >> reporter: so they did, planning a surprise. sending a text message asking gregory if he could help out one of the neighbors. >> i was going down the street, and i saw the cars in a line. i'm figuring, "am i going to be able to get my truck down there?" >> reporter: but, when he arrived -- >> greg! greg! greg! greg! >> i looked and i was like, "oh, my goodness. is this for me?" >> thank you, greg! thank you! >> reporter: those neighbors, honoring gregory. >> i'm blessed to k