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DETROIT -- While you were sleeping, a unique act of heroism took place overnight along I-696 in metro Detroit. A line of 13 trucks with assistance from Michigan State Police, created a wall on the I-696 freeway near the Coolidge exit to prevent a man from jumping off the overpass.  Chris Harrison, who claims to have been part of the "trucker wall" in a Facebook post on the Twisted Truckers page, said the act of heroism took place between 1 and 3 a.m. Tuesday, starting with one truck. Harrison, in replying to other Facebook users, said the cops waved 6 or 7 of the truckers through on the eastbound side of the freeway, then did the same thing on the westbound side. Take a look at this photo to

What happens when a bully grows up? For Johnny Lawrence, the answer is nothing good. Once the popular, flaxen-haired meanie who terrorized new kid Daniel Larusso with his “no mercy” martial arts moves in The Karate Kid, today Johnny is himself a beaten man - broke, alone, eating fried baloney and ketchup in his crappy Reseda apartment. Even worse, Johnny lives in the shadow - almost literally - of his former rival, whose face smiles down at him from billboards for Larusso Auto Group. But Cobrai Kai - YouTube Red’s Karate Kid spin-off series (launching May 2), which reunites Johnny (William Zabka) and Daniel-san (Ralph Macchio) 34 years after their “sweep the leg” showdown - is not so much a tale

A wildlife photographer in Florida captured a stunning photo of an osprey carrying what appeared at first to be a fish in its talons. But after taking a closer look, the photographer realized that the bird’s next meal was in fact a small shark. "It was very far away so I couldn't see it through my viewer but when I got home and zoomed in on the photo I saw the catch was a shark," Doc Jon told FOX13, adding that he thinks the sea creature is about a foot long. But if you zoom in on the photo, which Jon recently took near Hubbard's Marina in Madeira Beach, you'll see the presence of another tiny creature: in the shark’s mouth appears to be a fish, or a “real-time display of the food chain at work;