Toddler ejected out of car over 20 foot wall.

"I thought when I went out there that he would be dead." Those the words of Bob Blount, of Pompano Beach, Fla,. about a baby who somehow managed to not only live through a harrowing car crash, but with only a few scrapes. According to authorities, 18-month-old Jacob Mentor's mother was driving on Interstate-95 when she swerved to avoid a tire in the road. The flipped other several times, throwing Jacob from the vehicle, which landed at a 45-degree angle against a nearly 20-foot high sound barrier wall. Jacob somehow flew over the wall, landing in Blount's backyard. He was crying and conscious when paramedics arrived, says the Sun Sentinel newspaper. His injuries didn't appear serious, local fire and rescue officials told the newspaper. "It was nothing short of a miracle," Sheriff Fire Rescue spokesman Mike Jachles remarked to the Sun Sentinel. There are conflicting reports about whether Jacob was strapped in and if so, with what, and how effectively. His sister, 3, was strapped in and wasn't hurt, police say, adding that his mother suffered only a leg injury. "I actually saw him land on the ground," Blount, 75, told "Early Show on Saturday Morning" co-anchor Chris Wragge. "He bounced once, flipped over onto his back and landed again." Blount's wife, Jan Blount, also 75, called it "totally unbelievable. Unbelievable." "I went with my husband to make sure that there was a child and I saw his eyes open," Jan continued. "And he was whimpering. So I knew that I had to rush back to the house and call 911, but at least I could tell them he's alive." "We've lived in this house for ten years," Jan told Wragge, "and I can measure the type of accident by the sounds I hear. This was the most violent that we had ever heard. It even shook a picture on our wall. So I knew immediately this was a violent crash. I was getting up to go to the phone until I heard my husband say a child flew over the wall. I couldn't believe it."

'Child' survives as 100 feared dead in Libya plane crash

One person -- believed to be a 10-year-old boy -- survived a passenger plane crash in Libya that was feared to have killed more than 100 people, an official said Wednesday.
The boy was undergoing surgery at a hospital in the Libyan capital of Tripoli after the Afriqiyah Airways plane that left Johannesburg crashed as it neared the end of its flight.
The Dutch Foreign ministry said it had a representative at the hospital waiting to identify the boy, believed to be a Dutch national. He apparently suffered bone injuries.
The plane was carrying 93 passengers and 11 crew members when it crashed while trying to land at the Tripoli International Airport.

Camden 1-year-old lucky after two story fall

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According to Camden Police Lieutenant Herbert Frazier, around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, the child squeezed through the bars on the patio of an apartment and fell.Lonidier says she was watching as Kellen disappeared from view, and she heard silence. Kellen fell on his back on the concrete below.

"He cried immediately so, I knew he'd be ok," said Lonidier.

His only injury was a bruise on the back of his head. Doctors deemed him completely healthy after a full-body CAT scan and other tests.