A man hoping to start a new life in California was caught on camera saving a young life from speeding traffic.
Right in front of a car wash in Hesperia Monday afternoon, gusty high desert winds rolled a stroller with a baby inside right out toward Bear Valley Road, where the speed limit is 40 miles-per-hour.
Nessman was waiting on a bench outside the carwash when he saw the woman in her sixties go down hard on the asphalt while trying to catch the stroller.The video shows Nessman running over to intercept the stroller, saving the baby boy before he made it down the driveway and into the passing cars.
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