KTVU reporter Alex Savidge was reporting live on-air when two cars behind him collided, sending one directly into the area where the news crew was working. Mashable reported.
News reporter nearly hit by car during live broadcast
A news reporter in San Francisco was nearly killed by an out of control car while reporting a story at a local intersection.
News reporter nearly hit by car during live broadcast
In a video posted on YouTube, the vehicle can be seen nearly striking Savidge and photographer Chip Vaughn.
"Fuck me," Savidge can be heard saying just off-camera immediately after the accident, followed a number of people saying that they're "OK."
"They were at the scene of the train derailment in Niles Canyon this morning: a car accident almost ended it all for both of them," fellow KTVU reporter Gasia Mikaelian wrote on Facebook.
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"You'll see -- Alex jumped to the right -- and saved his life...had he jumped the other way, there would have been tragedy."
Savidge shared live video to Facebook after the crash to confirm that he and everyone else involved were OK.
"Close Call!! Almost got hit by a car live on-air, heart still pounding," he wrote.
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