US man leaves job interview, rescues baby in runaway stroller, then lands job

Ron Nessman was leaving a job interview at a California Applebee's when he spotted a baby stroller hurtling towards a busy road

Having experienced homelessness and unemployment for years, Ron Nessman was leaving a job interview at an Applebee's restaurant in California when a baby in a stroller rolling into the path of several cars captured his attention.

Nessman sprinted into the street, stopped the stroller, saved the child from harm - and landed his first job in years to cap off a story that has interrupted a US news cycle dominated by headlines about mass killings and bitter partisan politics.