Come with me man,
come with me.
>> Come with me [INAUDIBLE] waiting in the house.
>> [CROSSTALK] Is the baby okay?
>> Yeah. >> Please tell me my baby is okay.
>> Yeah, we good.
>> She's okay.
>> [CROSSTALK] You did good dude, okay?
>> Okay, I know that looked intense, but I promise this is a feel good story.
The man you saw on the video is Nick Bostic, a pizza delivery man in Indiana.
And he saved five children from a burning house.
The rescue happened last Monday on July 11.
Here's how it all went down.
Nicholas Bostic was on his way to get gas one night last week around midnight when
he saw flames leaping from the front of a two storey house in Lafayette Indiana.
He slammed on his brakes, turned his car around and pulled into the driveway.
Then he realized he left his phone at home a few miles away and couldn't dial 911.
Bostic's yells woke the four children ages 1 to 18,
sleeping upstairs before he helped them outside.
The kids alerted Bostic that a six year old might still be inside and he ran back
in without hesitation returning to the upstairs bedroom according to the release.
Bostic said he went room to room, checking under beds,
around desks, behind doors and in closets.
It started to get hard to see because the smoke was getting bad.
I don't know how to explain it, but
it was like I accepted I was going to probably die right there that night.
But it was a weird calm, you just got back to work as fast as you can.
When Bostic couldn't find anyone, he began to search for
an exit before hearing crying coming from downstairs.
Bostic wrapped his shirt around his mouth and
nose as he braved a black lagoon of smoke in the stairwell to retrieve the child.
As he couldn't find the door, he used through the thick smoke,
they returned upstairs where Bostic punched a window before jumping
to the ground while making sure the child landed safely, the LPD states.
So a very hectic scene and after the rescue, he was taken to the hospital in
Indianapolis in indiana to treat his smoke inhalation and his first degree burns.
So he's really jumping through the house, it was a really hectic scene.
Here's a photo of him in the hospital, you can see he's got bandages over his burns.
And the Lafayette Police Department made a statement about his actions.
Nicholas Bostic's heroic actions saved lives.
His selflessness during the incident is inspiring and
he has impressed many with his courage, tenacity and
steadfast calmness in the face of such perilous danger.
The Lafayette Police Department and the honorable mayor,
Tony Roswarski are eternally grateful for Nicholas's intervention and
would like to publicly recognize him for his actions.
And so at the end of the day, it seems that the real hero was the pizza
delivery guy, Cenk what do you think of this?
>> Man, we needed Nick Bostic in our lives so badly.
And in a dark time, here comes this hero to save the day.
So, man, I love this guy.
And so, thank God, this story isn't about politics at all, okay?
And so, and I don't care what his politics are,
I don't this is this guy is the biggest hero I've ever seen.
And look, first of all he saved five kids lives when he was got in the house,
they were sleeping and they didn't know the house was on fire.
So, very likely they all would have died.
But and then he gets the four of them out, finds out that there's a six year old
still left in the house, going back in, his chance of dying was very high.
And he went back in anyway and he miraculously saved that kid,
the six year old.
I love this guy.
This is what we all needed, thank you brother.
Finally somebody looking out for others,
someone protecting others and being selfless.
Everyone, do like Nick Bostic, please help others.
Thank you Nick from the bottom of our hearts.