Mcdonalds for life. Lets get to it now, Shepard Smith reporting, live from the Fox News Deck. Shepard first from the Fox News Deck this friday afternoon, the teenaged girl who you may have heard about surviving, getting pushed off a bridge and falling 50 feet into a river is now talking about what happened. She says she could have easily drowned but a group of people nearby helped her, including an offduty emt. Cell phone video of the push has gone viral. 3, 2. No i wont. Ready . [screams] shepard 50 feet. The girl who fell into the water is 16yearold jordan holderson. Doctors say that she has five cracked ribs and a collapsed lung. Jordan says the person who pushed her was a friend. She says the two of them climbed up to the Molten Falls Bridge near vancouver
not ready and then she pushed me. Watch again. Know wont go. 3, 2. Once you say no. No. Ready . [screams] yeah, you could hear the teen say she no longer wanted to jump. Holderson says she doesnt remember much of the fall except
not ready and then she pushed me. watch again. know won t go. 3, 2. once you say no. no. ready? [screams] yeah, you could hear the teen say she no longer wanted to jump. holderson says she doesn t remember much of the fall except she was trying to change her body position in the air. i could have died, easily in the air i was trying to push myself forward so i could be like straight up and down so that my feet hit first but that didn t really work. it didn t really hurt. hit the water face first, puncturing her lung and air bundles in her chest. people thought when she surfaced she was fine but then she started drowning. a off-duty medic swam tout rescue her. 50% of people die when you fall that high. the teen was lucky she wasn t paralyzed. she fell in the water
when the noise of the crash finally stopped, there was a new noise in the van. it was a sound i had never heard before. my big brother in agony. michael instantly and correctly self-diagnosed a broken femur. his thigh bone was broken. it s the biggest bone in the body. it takes tremendous force to break it. it s one of the most painful bone fractures you can get. i thought i was okay. i couldn t see my legs below the knee. they were trapped under the driver s seat. michael asked if i could move my toes. i said i could. and then and only then he told me that meant i wasn t paralyzed. when someone leaned into the taxi and asked how many injured, i said just one. i was wrong. luckily both of the drivers were uninjured. the drunk driver who hit us was saved by an air bag. our taxi driver, a wonderful man, had his livelihood ruined that night but his seat belt allowed him to go home to his wife that night and visit us in the hospital the next day. the little island we were on as
lucky to be alive. i felt so lucky to be alive that if you told me then that i just lost a leg, i would have said, that s okay. i m lucky to be alive. when the noise of the crash finally stopped, there was a new noise in the van. it was a sound i had never heard before. my big brother in agony. michael instantly and correctly self-diagnosed a broken femur. his thigh bone was broken. it s the biggest bone in the body. it takes tremendous force to break it. it s one of the most painful bone fractures you can get. i thought i was okay. i couldn t see my legs below the knee. they were trapped under the driver s seat. michael asked if i could move my toes. i said i could. and then and only then he told me that meant i wasn t paralyzed. when someone leaned into the taxi and asked how many injured, i said just one. i was wrong. luckily both of the drivers were uninjured. the drunk driver who hit us was saved by an air bag. our taxi driver, a wonderful man, had his livelihood ruined
she is a public person. but she feels it s very, very important to be with her constituents. reporter: were you scared? i mean, did you understand what had happened? i don t remember the emotion of fear at all. i just remembered kind of survival instincts kicking in. i laid very still and played dead. i didn t know if he was still around. and i checked to make sure my fingers and toes were working, so i knew that i wasn t paralyzed, and i didn t know how badly i had been shot or how many times. reporter: but you knew you had been shot. oh, yeah. yeah. reporter: how are your injuries today? my injuries are a miracle story. because i have full use of my hand, it went in and out of my wrist without damaging anything and the bullet that went in my chest ended up lodged in my upper thigh and traveled all that distance inside my body and