arian gavali was released thursday night. -- a good samaritan helped rescue the boy and also killed the animal. >>> a strike in ports of new york and new jersey is over. more than 1000 long shores men have been ordered back to work by their union. the workers walked off the job yesterday morning in a reported dispute with the water front commission. chopper was over port elizabeth during the walk out that left a long line of truckers a the a standstill trying to enter the port. the port authority of new york and new jersey says operations will resume as normal on monday. >> bet the truck drivers are happy to hear that. >>> time now 9:08. on fire and out of control. speaking of trucks. look at this video of a burning only cbs 2 spoke to the driver. >>> a local family tricked into thinking their daughter had been kidnapped and held for ransom, as we just told you about. we'll have more news straight ahead. >>> we're going to talk weather details in my full forecast. sometimes, we all need a little help. today, you helped her plant a garden, and you want to be there to help her with all he

arian gavali was released thursday night. the raccoon attacked the 6-year- old while he was on his way to school with his mom on wednesday. a good samaritan helped rescue the boy and killed the animal. >>> we're hearing from the driver who was behind the wheel as his tractor trailer went up in flames on a new jersey highway. a dash cam caught the whole incident on video and cbs 2's dave carlin has the interview. >> reporter: a delivery truck filled with snacks ablaze and you're about to see that wasn't even the worse of it. >> just happened so quick. very scary. >> reporter: just jumped out of the driver's seat. he pulled over southbound route 15 in sparta after realizing flames were coming from underneath. he thought he was watching from a safe distance but this made him jump. came towards the police car. >> sparta police officers scattered. as the truck barreled across several lanes of traffic. the officers trying to save their patrol cars. right in the line of fire. here's another view from inside sergeant joseph pensato's