Brynn gingras. One of them a tourist who liked to take pictures of american Yellow School busses. So he was snapping away when he caught the images of that tractor Trailer Crash and the family jumped in to save the life of one of the drivers. This video captured feet from where the truck rolled over and burst into flames on the new jersey turnpike. Explosions could be heard on the recording and then at one point you see people running toward the truck driver, his pant leg on fire. When you are the first person there and you see a man running up the road on fire you have to help. Maybe its the aussie in us, but australians have always done that. If someone needs help everyone jumps in and helps and none of us thought for a second. Just, you have to help a man on fire. The three australian family member, Jackie Wilson, her husband anthony and brother simon were driving back from washington, d. C. , when they saw the two trucks collide and then burst into flames. Within ten seconds the wh
Sprinting down the highway to help save a driver on fire. Tonight we talk to the out of towners who found themselves in the middle of an explosion on the new jersey turnpike and ran to a strangers rescue. Good evening. Im kristine johnson. Maurice has the night off. At this time last night the fiery crash had traffic cbs 2s jessica schnedier live in East Brunswick where crews are back on the scene tonight. That fiery scene left repair crews a lot of work out here near exit 9 on the turnpike. Tonight while one of the drivers, one of the tractortrailers, recovers at the hospital, the people who rushed to his rescue are sharing their incredible video. Reporter thats Jackie Wilson shouting and racing to truck driver dale miller whos running across the turnpike with his pants literally on fire. I was saying get his pants down. Which just caused a big stir back home. Theyre saying here she is yelling at a truck driver to get his pants down. Reporter wilson and her husband were visiting her b
Were going to have a repeat today, but its warmer than yesterday. As we take a look satellite once again similar to yesterday, clouds here and there, but they should melt away, but High Pressure in control. The winds are bouncing around around the region, but not all not that strong him were not pulling a southwesterly flow pronounced and the humidity will stay low. Millville, 58. 6 in philadelphia. 61 in trenton. 68 in sea isle city. Some of these numbers may go down before they start to pop back up. 65 by 6 00. Cool and comfortable in philadelphia. 68 by 8 00. Mainly clear skies, this afternoon, 68 83 i should say by noon. 86 degrees by 3 00 p. M. Well get a high of 87 degrees well probably pop that in around 4 00 p. M. Looks like it is dry and well have fair weather cumulus popping up like yesterday. Karen rogers we have a hot and humid change for the weekend, ill have the numbers coming up. Reporter its bounds to happen. Lets check out the schuylkill expressway. Thats westbound tra
Of yesterday. There might be a little bit more cloud cover, but the closest cloud cover is off to the north and west, thats where it will stay. 56 in allentown 59 in reading, 57 in millville. Down along the boardwalks, 67 and 70 depending on where you are. As you head out the door. 65, comfortable, low humidity. 68 degrees by 8 00. Noon, 83 degrees, 3 00 p. M. , 86 were going for a high of 87 today that will slide in about 4 00 p. M. And 5 00 p. M. This afternoon. Low humidity, but enough for cool drinks if youre outside exercising or doing work. We have a hot and humid change for the weekend. Ill show you the relief you can get at the shore. Reporter you dont have to tell me twice, ill head there. Lets look outside at cottman, roads are dry and clear, the extra overnight construction has cleared, as well. Starting tonight at 8 00 p. M. They will work on a new northbound traffic pattern. When they did this near girard it took a while. Were still seeing delays northbound. Well see how t
Police. How did we get so fearful that we think deadly force is the way to stop some situation like that . Reporter and the Community Hearing responses like this from an officer. That the average citizen would run. If they believed that was a gun would run, but the Police Officer cant. Reporter this is new sheriff troy berrys idea of training. We here at Charles County Sheriffs Office are trying to learn from national incidents. These are automatic flight and fight take over our brains. Reporter the discussion was led by retired d. C. Metropolitan police veteran melanie smith, now a phd. Law enforcement agencies train more in terms of Firearms Training rather than how to deescalate conflict resolution. People purr really afraid if they got stopped are really afraid if they got stopped by the police that they might make the wrong move and all of a sudden something go wrong. Reporter pastor Benjamin Watkin says making conversations with people part of training can change that. Naacp chap