Our surae chinn has an exclusive interview with the infants family. Surae . Reporter well, bruce, the grandparents of this little baby boy say had the ambulance been at the home in time, this baby may still be alive. They also blame the landlord for not having an air conditioning unit inside that apartment, but they know that nothing now will bring this little boy back. He woke up, you know, throwing up trying to catch his breath because it was so hot in there. Reporter little 5month old trequon suffered from asthma and had trouble breathing in the sweltering apartment last thursday. The family called 911. Help was on the way, but it would be a fire truck and not an ambulance that responded to the 4600 block of hillside road southeast. A fire truck with a kid, what are they going where are they going to sit the kid at . It makes no sense that babies have to die because the ambulance could not get to it in time. Reporter d. C. Fire and ambulance ems are not able to respond to this ongoi
Chris Buescher caught a glimpse of a mangled car in the infield grass at Daytona International Speedway. He didn't think much about it at first. Then, as
Chris Buescher caught a glimpse of a mangled car in the infield grass at Daytona International Speedway. He didn’t think much about it at first. Then, as he circled the track under caution.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Chris Buescher caught a glimpse of a mangled car in the infield grass at Daytona International Speedway. He didn t think much about it at first. Then, as he circled the track under caution, he saw a slow-motion replay of the crash on a giant video board.
Eight of the 12 contributors said HANS devices were the top safety enhancement. The first thing that comes to my mind is the HANS device,” said Edsel Ford II, great-grandson of Henry Ford and a longtime executive of the family's motor company. It sparked a revolution in safety and eventually led to NASCAR mandating that all drivers had to wear one.