Baby in Stroller Miraculously Survives After Falling Onto Train Tracks
A 14-month-old girl in Philadelphia went on one wild ride before she ever had a chance to get on the train.
A 14-month-old girl in Philadelphia went on one wild ride before she ever had a chance to get on the train.
One of the strangest childhood memories I have was when in the sixth grade a deer jumped through our classroom window. It scurried about the classroom a bit, knocked over a couple of desks and quickly jumped out the same window. Similarly, a deer crashed through the windshield of a bus in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and the whole ordeal was caught on video.
This Baltimore couple has decided to move out of their normal-sized home and move into a really tiny one. Greg Cantori and his wife Renee bought this 238 square foot house, that was on wheels, for only 19 grand. Now they plan to split their time living there and in a sailboat. Believe it or not, this tiny, two bedroom home includes a bathroom with a full shower, a kitchen, a fireplace, and 16 windows. Would you like to take a look inside?
Yikes. It's like in a horror movie when the deadly fog gradually creeps closer and closer, gobbling up all living things in its path. Except it's made of ice.
What would you do for a free tank of gas? Would you sing for an announcer talking to you from a small TV screen on the gas pump? This couple did. 'Pump Gas News' could be at your gas pump next. Enjoy some great tunes from the 80s and the excitement of entertaining us from a couple that shows us what's right in the world, spontaneous fun!
If you've been wondering, 'what can American Idol do to right their ship?" Two straight years of double digital ratings declines and now Randy Jackson is leaving the show. One panacea to what ails America's signing compeitions might just have been found in Memphis.
Some teens do some pretty stupid things while driving or riding with friends. This has to rank as one of the most stupid. Watch as a young man tasers his friend while driving.
The golden voice of Luther Vandross may have been silenced by a stroke in July 2005, but his soulful sound can still be heard today on the radio, and through the voice of this 8 year-old Filipino boy.
This is Ronald Davis, a homeless man with a message. Ronald wants us to know that every person on the streets is not there because of bad decisions. Some really are just unfortunate and suffer daily humiliation. Ronald says it's better to help than to scold.
To paraphrase Devo: shift it, shift it good. Sometimes it's good to be bad. And this local TV commercial from Arlen's Transmission falls into the category. Watch the video that's totally viral today: