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Oops. People will go to extreatment lengths to protect a child as displayed in this video. You see a little baby walking. Man over here stands up and then this woman runs in and they begin tussling over this child. That woman refuses to let go. And look she slips and falls on the floor shes holding onto that babys leg okay come on youre going to what the heck is who are these people . Heres the thing this happened in a supermarket. This woman right there, shes 63 years old, according to police, she thought that was her grandchild and so when she saw that baby with a man who was unfamiliar to h...

People will go to extreatment lengths to protect a child as displayed in this video. You see a little baby walking. Man over here stands up and then this woman runs in and they begin tussling over this child. That woman refuses to let go. And look she slips and falls on the floor shes holding onto that babys leg okay come on youre going to hurt the child. What the these people . Heres the thing this happened in a supermarket. This woman right there, shes 63 years old, according to police, she thought that was her grandchild and so when she saw that baby with a man who was unfamiliar to her, sh...

And look she slips and falls on the floor shes holding onto that babys leg okay come on youre going to hurt the child. What the heck is who are these people . Heres the thing this happened in a supermarket. This woman right there, shes 63 years old, according to police, she thought that was her grandchild and so when she saw that baby with a man who was unfamiliar to her, she immediately goes over and intercedes trying to get that baby from that man. They say recently in that area there have been child trafficking reports so they think that might have been on that womans mind. She was with her...

The windows at Rank's Mercantile in Virginia City have been restored to their original look and design in the 1860s.

The windows at Rank's Mercantile in Virginia City have been restored to their original look and design in the 1860s.