ALLEN: Now a photo that has tugged heartstrings all over the world. Two nurses married to each other, embracing in full protective gear. That's Ben Cayer and Mindy Brock, both nurse anesthetists in Florida. Erin Burnett spoke with them and asked what led to that moment right there.</s>MINDY BROCK, NURSE ANESTHETIST: It was like the second day we</s>ERIN BURNETT, CNN ANCHOR: Ben, what was going through your mind at that moment when you walked into the room and saw Mindy?</s>BEN CAYER, NURSE ANESTHETIST: I was just checking on her because it was her first day, it was my second day. And I had talked to her the first night and she didn't understand why I was acting like</s>BURNETT: It is an incredible thing. Mindy, I know you and Ben volunteered, You were referencing it but I guess the airway team. So you are actually intubating patients. And that, as we now all know, the highest risk thing that you can possibly do in terms of exposure and just, of course, the tragedy of what you see, of people who are so sick and some of them dying and some of them not able to obviously see their own families in those crucial and painful moments. Did you make the decision to join this team together?</s>BROCK: Yes, we definitely discussed it and we just felt like we wouldn't want to look back on this day and regret anything that we did, you know. I think this is the kind of thing that sort of defines you and you want to be there to help others.</s>ALLEN: Ben and Mindy, what a couple and what a great photograph. I'm Natalie Allen. I'll be back with another hour of NEWSROOM, the latest on the coronavirus right after this.
Married Nurses Embrace in Full Gear.