Firefighters Rescue Arizona Woman From Submerged Car
Newsweek
Newsweek
  • 6 years ago
A woman in her 70s was rescued by firefighters after her car went into a canal and flipped upside down. The car was submerged, but the woman managed to breathe in an air pocket in the flooded vehicle.
Recommended
1:03
I
Up next
Los Angeles Firefighters Make 'Daring' Mountain Rescue During Woolsey Fire
Newsweek
0:39
Firefighters Rescue Person From Suspended Car After Bridge Collapse
Newsweek
1:33
Firefighters Bring Dog Back To Life
Newsweek
0:38
Adorable Toddler Gives Breakfast To California Firefighters Battling Carr Fire
Newsweek
0:24
U.S. Firefighters Applauded As They Arrive In Australia To Assist With Bushfire Efforts
Newsweek
Newsweek
2:21
The Capture | Official Trailer | Peacock
Newsweek
1:14
Calls to Rename Alabama’s Edmund Pettus Bridge In Honor Of John Lewis
Newsweek
1:00
Lifetime Of Leadership - Girl Scouts
Newsweek
7:00
Russian Influence In UK Politics "Is The New Normal," Report Reveals
Newsweek
1:53
What Is ‘Entanglement’? How Will And Jada Pinkett Smith’s ‘Red Table Talk’ Episode Turned A Twitter Frenzy
Newsweek
4:01
7 Celebrities That Have Been ‘Canceled’ In 2020 Over Scandals Or Stances Amid BLM Protests
Newsweek
Featured channels
More from
EarthX
More from
TIME
More from
Insider
More from
What's Trending
More from
Entrepreneur
More from
SportsGrid