Yankees honor MTA bus driver who saved girl's life
The New York Yankees honored an MTA bus driver who made headlines for saving the life of a young girl in Brooklyn. Steve Saint Bernard is credited with catching the girl as she fell from a three-story
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Aug 1, 2012, 7:39 PM
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The New York Yankees honored an MTA bus driver who made headlines for saving the life of a young girl in Brooklyn.
Steve Saint Bernard is credited with catching the girl as she fell from a three-story window in Coney Island a few weeks ago.
Saint Bernard's arm was still in a sling as he stepped onto the field during Tuesday night's game at Yankee Stadium and received a $1,000 savings bond toward his daughter's education.
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