Real TV and Entertainment Tonight - 1997-09-30

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[0:00] Paul, it's a daring adventure.

[0:02] >> It was the tightest security I've ever

[0:04] seen.

[0:04] >> Sneaking into the Academy Awards with a

[0:07] video camera.

[0:08] >> You got him. You got him. You got him.

[0:09] You got him.

[0:10] >> And take a look at the catch of the day.

[0:13] >> Whatever you do, don't blink. Real TV is

[0:16] on the air.

[0:23] [music]

[0:24] Hello again everyone. I'm John Dailyaly

[0:26] back with more of life's most amazing

[0:28] moments caught on tape. We begin with

[0:30] the difference between life and death.

[0:32] We're talking about the quick work of

[0:33] volunteers and professionals at the

[0:35] scene of a terrible accident. Our

[0:37] Johnston has the tape.

[0:40] >> It's a fiery scene on Illinois

[0:42] Interstate 74.

[0:45] An 18-wheeler runs off the road, slams

[0:47] into three other big rigs, and bursts

[0:50] into flames.

[0:52] There's destruction everywhere, and a

[0:54] news camera has it all in focus.

[0:57] The wreck happens at the Spoon River

[0:59] rest stop, but no one is resting right

[1:01] now. There are lives to save and flames

[1:04] to fight.

[1:06] >> The driver of the burning truck makes it

[1:08] out safely, but he's drunk and forgets

[1:11] his 5-year-old daughter, Juel, is asleep

[1:14] in the cab.

[1:18] >> A man yells there's a child trapped

[1:20] inside.

[1:21] >> Anybody got fire?

[1:24] Over here. One man climbs up onto the

[1:26] cab, risking his own life to save a

[1:29] stranger. He's trying to pry the door

[1:32] open and knows he's running out of time.

[1:35] The flames are relentless.

[1:38] A paramedic climbs into the truck. It's

[1:41] hot, smoky, and cluttered with debris

[1:43] from the crash.

[1:44] >> Basically, all I could see was her head.

[1:47] She was talking to me. Um, she kept

[1:49] saying that her leg h

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