Milwaukee crash, fire; driver rescued from truck

We were telling you this before. This is the breaking news out of Milwaukee today. Look at this video of a man being rescued from a burning car. By bystanders here, this is this morning near 6th and Chambers on the north side. Police say a driver was on Chambers when they lost control, hit a parked car. Both vehicles caught fire. The driver inside with this big dragged out right here, that's a 63-year-old man. He's in the hospital tonight. Police are working to determine what led up to the crash. No one else was hurt, but a number of good Samaritans getting in there to pull him to safety. Incredible. Just remarkable. One of those what would I do moments, you ask yourself. Well, when you lose a bet, you've got to pay up. And that is exactly what Tampa's Florida Natural is doing after losing a bet with Johnsonville for the World Series. Here's the deal. Multiple pallets of Florida Natural orange juice went to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin at their warehouse today. A portion went to the Brewers fans at the parade last Friday. The bet was Florida Natural would send enough orange juice to cover 200,000 celebratory mimosas to Milwaukee. Here was the other thing. If the Brewers did lose, Johnsonville would have to send 415,000 brats to Florida. I would love to tell you there was a tight plan from the beginning, but there was not. We kind of hatched this on the Friday of game one. As we thought about it from our end, if we lost, we said we'll probably go down there and grill several thousand brats and then make a nice donation to Feeding America in the Tampa-St. Pete area. And Florida's Natural immediately said, yeah, that makes a lot of sense to us too, so let's do it that way. Feeding America says the orange juice they received will go to just about 600 partners in 35 counties in the eastern part of the state. Now, if you're wondering how much is 200,000 mimosas, just think brunch with Sal Freelich. That works out to be about that much. There you go. I like that. Okay, you have got about, speaking of numbers, two and a half hours left to cast your ballot.