Stephanie McMillian, 30, 6-month-old and 5-year-old hospitalized from injuries in hit-and-run crash on South Broad Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The search continues for the driver who struck a mother and her two children in South Philadelphia.The hit and run happened at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday along South Broad Street near Dickinson.Surveillance footage captured the driver barreling into the victims."We said, 'Whoa, what's going on?' That car shot down here, and kept going. There was no word on their conditions."If I wasn't working for the city and was off, I would have went to the hospital with her. Christopher's Hospital. I had to do God's will and evidently God had me at the right place at the right time," Moore said.The striking vehicle is described as a red Honda Accord with a broken passenger side mirror.Anyone with information is asked to contact Philadelphia police.

I just know that my husband came and he said, 'Babe you're in the hospital,' and that was it," said Stephanie McMillian. Action News spoke with 30-year-old Stephanie McMillian, who tells us she is grateful to be alive, along with her two children, after being struck by a car in South Philadelphia."I'm good. Tuesday along South Broad Street near Dickinson.Police say Stephanie and her two girls were crossing the street when a red Honda Accord suddenly appeared and struck them."I don't know exactly what happen. It's not like this was gang affiliated, this is innocent woman and children."Anyone with information is asked to contact Philadelphia police. "And I understand the whole you don't wanna snitch and all that, but there's babies involved, this is innocent bystanders.