LEMON: A horror scene on a neighborhood street in North Carolina. Just look at it. That school bus somehow caught fire and seconds later it exploded. Yes, there were children onboard. Yes, there was a driver on board as well. That bus driver quickly got all the kids a safe distance away. Today, they call her hero. Lindora Richardson talked to CNN's Ashleigh Banfield and Zoraida Sambolin this morning.</s>LINDORA RICHARDSON, DRIVER WHO SAVED CHILDREN FROM BUS FIRE (via telephone): I feel like I was doing my job. It's not being a hero. It's doing my job. This is what I was trying to do and I love it so much. I don't feel like a hero. I was like I was just performing my job.</s>LEMON: The Charlotte Fire Department will honor Lindora Richardson next week for her quick thinking and life saving action. Glad they're all OK. OK, so we've been hearing -- we heard from the president live. You saw the Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius standing next to him. We're going to talk to her life, coming up.
North Carolina Bus Driver Saves Kids