A Tennessee family is thankful despite their home being destroyed by a tornado because their 4-month-old baby son survived after being sucked out of his room and onto a nearby tree. 22-year-old Sydney Moore told WSMV-TV that she and her boyfriend tried to save their 4-month-old baby when their mobile home was caught in the path of a tornado in Clarksville. She was with her other son‚ who is 1 year old‚ when she heard and felt the winds pick up outside on Saturday. “Something in me just told me to run and jump on top of my son. Literally the moment I jumped on him‚ the walls collapsed‚" Moore said. “The roof came off first‚ the tip of the tornado came down and picked up the bassinet with my baby‚ Lord‚ in it‚” she added. “He was the first thing to go up.” Her boyfriend tried to hang on to the bassinet but it was caught in the winds of the tornado. “He was just holding on to the bassinet the whole time‚ and they went into circles‚ he said‚ and then they got thrown‚” she said. Moore said she was crushed after the trailer collapsed on her and her child but she was able to dig her way out of the debris. They searched for 10 minutes in the pouring rain for the baby before they found him in a fallen tree. She feared that the baby had died. “I thought he was dead‚” Moore said. “I was pretty sure he was dead and we weren’t going to find him. But he’s here‚ and that’s by the grace of God.” The baby had a gash on its face and needed medical treatment but was otherwise unharmed. Although they lost all their belongings in the tornado‚ Moore said the community has stepped in to help them. There's also a GoFundMe account that has thus far raised more than $25k for the family. “I will die for my kids. That’s not even a question‚" said Moore. "And my boyfriend would do the same thing." Clarksville is a city on the northern border of Tennessee with a population of 166‚000 people. Here's the video of the startling incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Philadelphia police said they are investigating the death of a man whose body was found Wednesday in a shopping cart with a trail of blood leading to an abandoned home. Investigators said that a bystander noticed the body in the shopping cart near the intersection of H Street and Westmoreland Street in the Kensington section of the city and called police at about 11:30 p.m. Police found the body of the man covered in debris and wrapped in a blanket. They said there were traumatic injuries to his face and he was barefoot. He was pronounced dead at the scene. There was no identification found on the man‚ but police believe him to be in his thirties. Police also said they brought in several people who were found at the abandoned home for interviews but later released them. They are reviewing footage from surveillance cameras in the area to look for evidence. A medical examiner will determine the man's cause of death‚ but police have ruled it a homicide. Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small commented on the suspicious nature of the man's death. "For a body to be in a shopping cart‚ that's very‚ very unusual‚" said Small. Police also said they have not ruled out the possibility that the man died of an overdose but are waiting for the results from a toxicology report. One resident in the neighborhood who didn't want to be identified told WPVI-TV that the shocking homicide was not a surprise. "It's not getting out of hand; it's already out of hand‚" she said. "Not surprised if something last night because it won't be the first time‚ that's for sure." Police data says that 397 have been killed in Philadelphia so far this year. Here's a local news video about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

During a wide-ranging interview on BlazeTV's "Prime Time with Alex Stein‚" Tucker Carlson said that one of his friends suffered a heart attack due to the COVID-19 vaccine. He also said that Alex Jones has a "prophetic ability." And on the topic of UFOs‚ Carlson suggested that "there is something that is not human flying around."Carlson said that his friend had been forced into taking the COVID-19 vaccine and experienced the heart attack just days later. The prominent media personality also said "there is evidence it that it effects your DNA." "No‚ I don't think anyone will ever be held accountable for it because it implicates too many people‚ because everybody took it‚" Carlson said‚ suggesting that those who were coerced into taking the shots "feel like survivors of an assault‚ because they are."During the interview‚ Carlson said Jones has a "prophetic ability‚ which is real‚" saying that Jones had "called 9/11 and did it in detail on television." He suggested that Jones is receiving a "message from somewhere. I'm not an expert in metaphysics but ... I can read the evidence and there's no other explanation for that‚" Carlson said. When Stein asked about aliens‚ Carlson said "there is something that is not human flying around‚" though he opined that it is not "extraterrestrial.""This is real. The U.S. government does have physical evidence‚" which it is attempting to hide‚ Carlson claimed. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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