Must-See Videos: Deadly explosion, a 'royal' hit
A deadly explosion, a "royal" hit, a meteorologist's NBA finals commentary and adorable quads is all part of ABC11 must-see videos.
DEADLY EXPLOSION
A deadly gas explosion was caught on surveillance in Australia.
The video shows people running out of the cafe, then seconds later a ball of fire erupts, knocking several victims down.
The explosion happened Tuesday when an out of control car plowed into gas bottles at the back of the cafe.
Several people suffered severe burns, and the restaurant's manager died of injuries.
Police are working to determine if the driver suffered a medical emergency at the time of the crash.
FLOWER GIRL HIT BY SALUTE
A little girl's encounter with Queen Elizabeth II was ruined just moments after meeting the Royal.
After the 6-year-old curtseys and gives the Queen a bunch of flowers, a Royal Color Guard wacks her in the head as he goes to salute the Queen.
The girl's hat is knocked off, and she's seen holding her head.
The soldier did apologize to her.
METEOROLOGIST'S COMMENTARY
A Cleveland, Ohio meteorologist sounded off about his disappointment over the Cavaliers lost to Golden State in his weather cast Thursday night.
Mark Johnson goes on to slam Cleveland's shooting performance or lack thereof, picking up a cinder-block - saying they weren't playing with basketballs, but bricks.
He did finish his commentary on a high note, telling the Cavs to recuperate and get ready for Sunday's game.
COUPLE WELCOMES QUADRUPLETS
An Omaha couple introduced their four bundles of joy Thursday.
Kayla Hadley, the oldest, was named after her grandmothers.
Leonidas Elliott got his name from the movie 300, while Arya Bella was named after the Game of Thrones character.
Thomas Indiana Jones - well, we know where he gets his name from, but for now he's being called "Big Boy."
When they are all strong enough, the quads will go home to their 3-year-old brother.
