dunbar, west virginia, and so i figured, well, that's a good element for my story to give people a visual since nothing was really happening. there was some light rain, no ice, no snow. so nothing to get the viewers to see, that was coming later on in the evening. i figured i would go there and i parked in the apartment complex right on the hill and i just set up and then as i was getting ready to talk, she came and hit me in the side and i did kind of blank out, but i don't know, you know, i think i just was kind of shocked and i did at one point think i was getting kind of run over, going under her tire. in the end it was fine, and i knew instantly i was okay, so when the shock and adrenaline kind of came over me, i was kind of in that split second, let me get up and tell everyone i'm good. i'm okay. >> a lot of people don't understand in local markets, you know, reporters like yourself, you were doing a public service. you're out there, you know, doing a live shot on the side of the road, which by the way, a