article_snippet.sent: Interview: a man on the street was speaking to a local news station when the second of three explosions sent a manhole cover flying more than 200 feet above a Buffalo street .
article_snippet.sent: A WGRZ photojournalist was interviewing a man on Tupper Street in downtown Buffalo when a blast that was captured by a television news photographer occurred about a half-block behind him - and a manhole soon went up toward the sky. '
article_snippet.sent: We were uh, had pretty much evacuated the building,' a man on the street said on camera. '
article_snippet.sent: There were no injuries, WGRZ reported.
article_snippet.sent: a man on the street soon continued a man on the street interview with the NBC affiliate, saying 'That fire's traveling, cause a manhole actually was a little bit up Tupper Street in downtown Buffalo on Tupper.
article_snippet.sent: a man on the street told WGRZ 'It's definitely startling.'
highlights_snippet.sent: A photojournalist was interviewing a man on the street when the second blast occurred about a half-block behind A photojournalist and the manhole flew up .