Video captures man crawling out of burning plane after crash

Video captures man crawling out of burning plane after crash

June 25, 2018 6:45 am EST.

Three people were on board the plane that was flying from Detroit to Arkansas when it crashed on Detroit's east side. Only one survived. Dramatic video captured him fleeing the burning wreckage.

Latest Videos

0:30

Toronto Police investigating possible road rage incident on Gardiner Expressway

Toronto police were forced to close a major stretch of the Gardiner Expressway on Friday morning as officers continue to investigate reports of a possible road-rage shooting.

1h ago

0:48

Finch West LRT to be free for riders on opening day

The Finch West LRT is set to officially open on Sunday and has already welcomed a few riders including Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow who says commuters will get to ride the line for free on opening day.

2h ago

0:40

Netflix acquires Warner Bros. in unprecedented $72B deal

In an unprecedented move in the Hollywood industry, streaming giant Netflix has acquired Warner Bros. Discovery TV for a whopping $72 billion dollars.

2h ago

0:42

Canada adds 54K new jobs in November as unemployment drops

Canada saw a slight drop in unemployment in November as the rate dropped to 6.5 per cent and 54,000 new jobs were added.

3h ago

Most Popular Videos

2:06

Multiple incoming systems likely bringing snow to GTA

Cold morning wind chills for Friday with gusts up to 40 km/h and the chance of a few flurries. Several systems could be bringing snow to the region starting this weekend.

18h ago

2:59

Man suffers life-threatening gunshot wounds during attempted robbery

A gun and baseball bat used in a botched robbery outside of a plaza in Mississauga have left a man fighting for his life. Shauna Hunt reports.

20h ago

2:49

Shooting at Mississauga plaza leaves man in critical condition

A man has been rushed to hospital after a robbery attempt led to him being shot in Mississauga on Thursday morning.

23h ago

1:40

‘You voted for it!’: Ford clashes with Liberals over education policies

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and interim Ontario Liberal leader John Fraser clashed at Queen’s Park today over current education policies and concerns for underfunding.

December 4, 2025 12:48 pm EST EST

0:56

Hurricane Melissa aid donations meant for Jamaica stolen

Aid donations meant to support communities in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa have been reported stolen, according to Peel Regional Police.

December 4, 2025 12:34 pm EST EST

Local Videos

0:30

Toronto Police investigating possible road rage incident on Gardiner Expressway

Toronto police were forced to close a major stretch of the Gardiner Expressway on Friday morning as officers continue to investigate reports of a possible road-rage shooting.

1h ago

0:48

Finch West LRT to be free for riders on opening day

The Finch West LRT is set to officially open on Sunday and has already welcomed a few riders including Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow who says commuters will get to ride the line for free on opening day.

2h ago

1:46

Brazen Richmond Hill home invasion leaves residents shaken

Police in York Region are searching for at least three suspects who fled on foot following a home invasion in Richmond Hill on Thursday night.

3h ago

1:41

18-year-old killed in late-night stabbing in Brampton

An 18-year-old is dead, and a male suspect is wanted following a late-night stabbing at an apartment complex in Brampton on Thursday.

1h ago

National Videos

0:42

Canada adds 54K new jobs in November as unemployment drops

Canada saw a slight drop in unemployment in November as the rate dropped to 6.5 per cent and 54,000 new jobs were added.

3h ago

5:08

What to know about Team Canada ahead of FIFA World Cup draw

Caryn Ceolin is joined by Canadian soccer legend and FIFA World Cup Ambassador Dwayne De Rosario to discuss what to watch out for as Canada finally learns today who it will face at next summer’s World Cup.

5h ago

2:39

How Ottawa wants to crack down on fraud

With more Canadians falling victim to scams that cost them thousands of dollars, the federal government has plans to crack down on the crime. Erica Natividad with the proposed measures and how soon they could take effect.

19h ago

2:07

Natural Resources Minister meets B.C. First Nations

After upsetting some B.C. First Nations with a joke about meeting over Zoom, Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson met West Coast representatives at the Assembly of First Nations Special Chiefs’ Assembly in Ottawa.

19h ago

World Videos

0:40

Netflix acquires Warner Bros. in unprecedented $72B deal

In an unprecedented move in the Hollywood industry, streaming giant Netflix has acquired Warner Bros. Discovery TV for a whopping $72 billion dollars.

2h ago

2:22

At least four countries boycott Eurovision over Isreal’s participation

Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and the Netherlands have pulled out of Eurovision 2026 after organizers decided to allow Israel to compete. Michelle Mackey explains.

19h ago

2:17

U.K. inquiry finds Putin responsible for deadly poisoning on British soil

An inquiry has found Russian president Vladimir Putin responsible for the nerve agent attack that killed an innocent woman, Dawn Sturgess, in 2018. Michelle Mackey reports.

19h ago

1:24

Health experts warns against proposed U.S. CDC childhood vaccine changes

Health experts across the U.S. are warning against potentials changes to the CDC’s childhood vaccine schedule, sounding the alarm on its health safety consequences.

December 4, 2025 11:49 am EST EST