From a Good Samaritan helping an elderly woman after she fell to nurses in China protecting newborn babies during an earthquake, here are some of the videos you may have missed this week:Good Samaritan helps elderly woman after she falls on walkHome security video shows the moments after a nearly 80-year-old woman fell on Observatory Avenue in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.Tina Kaminski told sister station WLWT she fell on her face and was covered in blood. She was all alone until a young man in a green sedan pulled over and jumped in to help. Video shows him literally giving her the shirt off his back to clean up the blood.Watch the video in the player above.Nurses in China protect newborn babies during Myanmar earthquakeNurses at a maternity center in Yunnan Province, China, swiftly took action to protect newborns as tremors from a deadly earthquake in Myanmar rattled the region on Friday.Therapy dog named after MLB player brings support, smiles to communityA therapy dog is providing support and an extra reason to smile by sharing a name with a Baltimore Orioles superstar.Gunnar is a 2-year-old golden doodle named after Orioles star shortstop Gunnar Henderson. The dog’s owner, Michelle Brusio, is a clinical manager of Population Health, Care Transformation Organization and Primary Care at the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health. She chose Gunnar’s name with pride.
From a Good Samaritan helping an elderly woman after she fell to nurses in China protecting newborn babies during an earthquake, here are some of the videos you may have missed this week:
Home security video shows the moments after a nearly 80-year-old woman fell on Observatory Avenue in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Tina Kaminski told sister station WLWT she fell on her face and was covered in blood. She was all alone until a young man in a green sedan pulled over and jumped in to help.
Video shows him literally giving her the shirt off his back to clean up the blood.
Watch the video in the player above.
Nurses at a maternity center in Yunnan Province, China, swiftly took action to protect newborns as tremors from a deadly earthquake in Myanmar rattled the region on Friday.
A therapy dog is providing support and an extra reason to smile by sharing a name with a Baltimore Orioles superstar.
Gunnar is a 2-year-old golden doodle named after Orioles star shortstop Gunnar Henderson. The dog’s owner, Michelle Brusio, is a clinical manager of Population Health, Care Transformation Organization and Primary Care at the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health. She chose Gunnar’s name with pride.
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