A family of four -- including two young children -- are recovering after their boat capsized in Brevard County.Emergency crews responded to the Indian River near the Hubert Humphrey Bridge at 10:40 p.m. Friday after receiving multiple 911 calls reporting an overturned boat. The adults and an infant on board were quickly located. A family on another boat helped pull the victims to safety. Rescuers stayed in the water for nearly another hour searching for a 23-month-old-girl. She was trapped underneath the overturned boat, but managed to stay afloat in a small pocket of air. Officers were able to pull her out safely."Thank you for saving my baby," said Tammy Bossare, the girl's mother. "And saving our world. I can't imagine. I just can't imagine."The girl was wearing a life jacket and is in good condition. The family was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

A family of four -- including two young children -- are recovering after their boat capsized in Brevard County.

Emergency crews responded to the Indian River near the Hubert Humphrey Bridge at 10:40 p.m. Friday after receiving multiple 911 calls reporting an overturned boat.


The adults and an infant on board were quickly located. A family on another boat helped pull the victims to safety.

Rescuers stayed in the water for nearly another hour searching for a 23-month-old-girl. She was trapped underneath the overturned boat, but managed to stay afloat in a small pocket of air. Officers were able to pull her out safely.

"Thank you for saving my baby," said Tammy Bossare, the girl's mother. "And saving our world. I can't imagine. I just can't imagine."

The girl was wearing a life jacket and is in good condition. The family was taken to the hospital for evaluation.