ce of google, you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. let's get started. bill, where's your mask? i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com > >> steve: taking the crisis southern border to capitol hill. >> sparring for hours. >> many seem intent on demonizing migrant families. >> not on the side of the american people. >> armed suspects accused of robbing more than a dozen people across new york will be prosecuted in federal court. >> including one who declared he wouldn't stay in jail for long repeat offenders over and over. >> let the judges judge. >> never seen anything like

that. one dead in texas and another in arkansas as powerful winter storm cripples the mid south. 360,000 residents are still without power. >> voters say the country is more divided than ever. >> dysfunctional family is what 81% say describing america today. >> when it comes to the economy. 66% disapprove of how president biden has been handling the inflation crisis. >> where is everybody going? >> to gobbler's knob. it's groundhog day. >> it is groundhog day. >> janice: punxsutawney, pennsylvania, the crowd have been here since 3:00 a.m. we will find out if there are going to be six more weeks of weather ♪ anything can happen. ♪ ♪ >> brian: you are looking somewhere in pennsylvania. punxsutawney, easy to say, tough to spell, where a bunch of people. >> steve: good scrabble word. >> brian: they want to have fun. >> brian: seeing grown men in

groundhog hats. >> brian: it's acceptable. tomorrow it won't be. so don't try it. but right there, a bunch of people. some strangers, all willing to hug each other they are there for one purpose they have nothing else to do. >> steve: no, no. brian, this is a small town that looks forward to this every year. if you live in punxsutawney, any time you meet somebody from around the world they go oh that's the town with the groundhog. and that's why tens of thousands of people are out there. it's currently 15 degrees. janice is out there. >> brian: don't seem to mind. i'm looking at these people. they seem to be wearing layers. >> steve: janice, people plan for all year. they have probably got electric socks and stuff like that to keep warm. >> janice: well, i got to tell you in a crowd of 20 to 30,000 people we are all keeping warm together. and we are -- it's officially the countdown. they have told us 7:00 the groundhog is going to come out around 7:20. it's a big to do. 15 handlers with the top hat and we're going to be listening to

the prognosticator of all prognosticators. i hear that brian is a little bit cynical about the event. i put it out to him that next year he can come with me and see how wonderful. >> steve: that would be great. >> janice: wonderful. >> ainsley: signs you up for things on the air. >> janice: people have said we love brian kilmeade. where is brian kilmeade? >> brian: janice, here's the thing. i look at the big picture for the last two years we have been talking about the sophisticated weather app. and we have this weather channel now. we brought weather to a whole new sophisticated tech level i can understand we take our senior meteorologist tell her forget everything we taught you. forget the graphs and computer chips. let's go stare at a groundhog and let that groundhog predict what you do with great accuratey every day. >> i believe if you come here one year it will change your

perspective forever. >> we know that the groundhog his prescriptions are less than a coin toss. so we know he is not very accurate. but we love him anyway. and punxsutawney, pennsylvania, for the 137th groundhog day. it is happening on "fox & friends" in less than 20 minutes. you want to stay with us. woohoo. >> janice: sees his shadow six more weeks of bad weather if he doesn't spring comes early. >> steve: janice, ultimately, what the people want in punxsutawney, as we look at the confetti coming down, they want six more weeks of partying. >> brian: steve, that's president biden classified documents. >> steve: there we go. >> ainsley: totally shredded. >> brian: cue the fbi, go check it out. >> steve: ak06rding to pros o. prognosticators 16 minutes before it happens. we will make sure you see it live. >> ainsley: before your children go to school let them watch it.

they grew up. >> brian: with the bus wait for the child who is waiting for the groundhog. >> ainsley: school doesn't start -- i guess some schools start early ours is not until 8:00. >> brian: remind me of a situation that caused me great anxiety as a child. my brother was 3 years older and used to take his time getting to the bus. my mom used to tell the bus to wait your brother is on the way. i would have to sit there as a 3rd grader and hold back this whole bus full of kids because my brother is slow. >> ainsley: everyone can relate to that mrs. rutledge was my bus driver all of elementary school. she drove bus number 57. and i have stayed in touch with her. we went to lunch when i was home recently. >> she would always wait. she was the nicest. >> steve: hats off to mrs. mug ler who drove me for many years in clay county. >> ainsley: mrs. rutledge and mr. mug glory brian we couldn't hold on to a bus driver. glove. we could not retain a bus

driver. >> ainsley: do you remember this, brian? >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: open the door. days before president biden is set to deliver his second state of the union address. voters say the country is more divided than ever. >> steve: many americans are giving the president a failing grade whether they grade the biden economy. >> brian: mark meredith was never late for the bus and he is live from the white house with more. >> i was shocked you guys weren't using stage coaches back then. >> brian: that hurts my feeling. [sighs] >> ainsley: mark, aren't you our age? >> i'm just kidding. brian better moisturizer. >> a vast majority of americans are not thrilled with where things stand. not only here in washington but what is happening nationwide. the latest fox news survey polling registered voters and they found that 73% of people said they were dissatisfied about how things were going in the u.s. and it looks like it's going to take more than a snickers bar to

improve people's mood. we asked people how they would describe people today it's clear we are not the brady bunch. 81% describe america as dysfunctional family up 10 points from 2020. only 16% would describe america as a tight-knit family. what has everyone so upset? polling suggests it's pretty obvious, economy and inflation. 80% of registered voters ranking the economy as fair and poor. the 20% who say it's excellent probably haven't been in the grocery store in the last couple months. president biden or any any president doom and gloom feelings on the economy can have severe repercussions they disapprove how the president is handling the economy specifically when it comes to inflation which polling shows 66% of people are not satisfied with the president's handling of the issue. so, to tackle inflation, the federal reserve is once again raising interest rates. wednesday's rate increase now up a quarter of a point as the eighth time we have seen a raise in the last year. economic leaders say they are also considering a couple more raises in the months ahead. so, throughout this year.

and. >> decision to raise rates, of course, can have a big impact on corporate spending, how much it costs to take out an auto loan. so there is going it be a lot of focus on what this could be like through the end of this year. whether rates will keep up climbing up, up and away. this a lot of doom and gloom out there this morning. we already covered groundhog day. did you also know today is national tater to tot day. >> brian: do you know who invested the tater tot mistake in french fry. >> dates back to 1953,. >> ainsley: pulled that out of a hat. >> at least that's what the internet turned up. i will try to get you some more answers. >> steve: i read about the guy who did it because we mentioned it in one of our cookbooks you are absolutely right. congratulations it's tater tot day. make sure the president signs a proclamation. >> ainsley: is there a fast food place that makes.

>> steve: owe ride da. >> ainsley: mcdonald's upper scattered and smortd. >> steve: you wants tots. >> brian: eisenhower deserves credit for the tater tots had that was during his hay day. >> steve: could have been down in my hometown of abilene, texas. about two weeks ago, a couple of guys allegedly, stole a toyota minivan and then that was about 10 days ago and then they used it. >> brian: steal it? >> steve: used it as get away vehicle during a citywide gunpoint robbery spree. this pair of gun toting bandits robbed 13 people in through of the boroughs here in new york city in a two-hour crime spree. they were about to rob somebody else and they, as it turns out. crashed the car. >> brian: there it is. >> steve: exactly. so then they were arrested and the cops are going hey, wait a minute, how are these guys out

they are on parole? >> ainsley: it was crazy. several stance, like 13 stops they started in like queens. >> steve: 13 people. >> ainsley: down to the garment district. then they went to brooklyn and came back into the city. they are just hitting up food trucks and women women walking on the streets and yelling cell phones and pistol whipped a guy. >> brian: not only criminals they are idiots. listener to what they said as they were put into the cop car. >> i will be out in 24 hours out on bail. >> brian: absolutely. normally you would. the problem is everyone heard that now they put federal charges on alvin have aless and carlos perez. being that they are serial criminals and armed robbery. they divided to let the feds take over. they are still in jail. >> ainsley: police say valez 11 prior arrests sexual abuse, assault, attempted murder and criminal sale of a controlled substance spent 8 years in

prison and released in november of 2021. while out on parole. velez was arrested five times. >> steve: here's the thing. there were already federal charges outstanding. one of the guys was out on parole for murder. the other guy a gun charge. how many times have we heard. >> brian: that's possible? >> steve: it is in new york city. ains avians how are you out for attempted murder. shouldn't you be behind bars? >> steve: the revoifling door. >> ainsley: locked up in 2019 attempted murder and released in 2021. >> steve: they were on parole. here's the thing. we hear if you break your parole. if you violate your parole, you're going right back to jail and you saw the string of infractions. these guys are, you know, ultimately this is a symptom of a very broken system. here's the chief of detectives talking about how because they were on parole, they never should have been out on the streets but they were and they robbed 13 people in two hours. >> they were on parole for bad

crimes, attempted murder. they were on parole. they get arrested numerous times again. steal a car with a gunpoint. ride through three burrows, pistol whipping people. we are lucky something more serious didn't happen. they should not have been out on the street. >> brian: they didn't crash their car they probably would be. if he didn't say what he said they probably would be out on the street. this is emblematic of what is going on in all these major cities. >> ainsley: criminals know if they do get caught they will be back out on the street. that's exactly what he said. >> brian: george soros put these d.a.s into office. those d.a.s allow these liberal policies that go off the reservations, were all victims -- potential victims of it. and the criminals win. i have never seen a country or city after city just give up their security like we're doing it. because we have not been paying attention to these elections. >> ainsley: they were charged federally, then they are going to stay locked up, right?

>> steve: they will stay locked up. carlos perez said i didn't do nothing. i didn't do nothing. free me, free me. >> brian: that's a strong argument. i see his side. >> steve: unfortunately a lot of people in new york city are absolutely okay with the way things are working. >> ainsley: they keep voting in the same leadership. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for more headlines. >> ashley: good morning to all three of you. start with a story out of washington, d.c. a transit worker is dead after attempting to stop a gunman who got into a con gron station with a woman on a subway platform. police think the shooter was attempting to rob the young woman. three others were hurt in yesterday morning's crime spree. police say he and the suspect in the custody after tracking him at another metro station. the high cost of natural gas hitting businesses across the country. one restaurant in san diego seeing a 400 percent increase in utility bills. the owners and on "fox & friends" first earlier and they blamed california's politician. listen. >> we can't continue to raise

our prices until nobody shows up. this is a very blue collar restaurant. you know, we're on a tight budget. we try to control our costs. you know, we're just trying to do the best that we can. >> the restaurant's energy bill soaring from $2,200 to $8,200 in just one month. democratic senator michael bennet is joining the g.o.p. and calling for a ban on tiktok. the lawmaker from colorado wants apple and google to remove the app. is owned by chinese company bytedance from their respective app. stores. its letter to congress saying china requiring companies to comply with any demands made by the government raises an obvious risk of the ccp stealing americans' data. jason and travis kelce weighing in on the first brother's to ever play each other in the super bowl. >> what are the chances that two guys go to the nfl. >> exact teams. >> playing each other in a super

bowl. it's got to be something like a lottery pick probability, right? like should would he be playing the lottery? were we playing the lottery this whole time? did we just win the mega 8. >> dude,. >> they added they don't want fans calling it the kelce out of respect for all the other players so they don't steal the spotlight. meanwhile fans are making a petition to have their mom donna kelce preside over the pregame coin toss. already gotten over 12,000 signatures. be sure to tune in tomorrow when steve will be live from the big biscuit outside of kansas city. next week brian kilmeade hit the road for super bowl weekend in arizona. those are your headlines, guys. >> ainsley: we knew steve was going to go do a diner you said brian. >> ashley: we have not said that any this week. >> steve: here's the thing. everybody is invited to come to the big biscuit tomorrow in

lennox is a. come on in have a lot of coffee and fun. the menu is amazing. >> ainsley: show how big the biscuits are. >> steve: pancakes that look like cinnamon rolls. big biscuit lenexa start 6:00 a.m. eastern time which means 5:00 a.m. central. >> ainsley: you have a big announcement. >> ainsley: such they allow me to talk about my faith on fox nation. so it's available right now. the latest installment is awesome. this time we are hearing from a wonderful group of women. there they are right there. all reflecting on how they stayed true to their faith. some of them found faith in college while going to school on woke college campuses. >> so poignant you said your junior year. meghan junior's year. my junior year i became woke. something about that age 21 so

significant. >> turning point for most college students. one of the lies i believed is that my identity should be found in my gender, my sexuality, my race, all of these exterior things but really our identity is in god. and i just -- i wanted to share that because i think that for anyone that might be young our listening. >> ainsley: we interviewed her on "fox & friends" she was at mount holy oak school became woke went home and told her mom that she should be woke. that she grew up in a time when women were suppressed and then her mom hired that deprogrammer to give her advice. she was able to talk to her daughter. her daughter has gone back to her faith and regrets all of that she and her mom are very close. they all have amazing stories. one who was in the middle, amber, she grew up in a christian household. dad is pastor. she became student body president of miami-dade. she is a huge leader. she works at turning point. anna bella works at prager u the other girl on the far right

meghan mount holy oaks student found god there true story. >> steve: check it out fox nation. it's almost that time will punxsutawney phil see his shadow janice dean live in p.a. for the big day. she's next. new mexico nexium 24hr

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♪ >> ainsley: a fox news alert. we are just a few moments away from learning whether we can expect an early spring or six more weeks of winter. >> steve: for over 20 years we have watched a guy in a tall hat like that could this so will punxsutawney phil see his shadow? janice dean is live at the groundhog day celebration? pennsylvania. janice? >> janice: yes, good morning. we are actually seeing phil come out of the stump on the stage with his handlers.

here he comes. here comes punxsutawney phil. and he is ready. of he is ready to make his prediction. there are two scrolls that they are going to put in front of him he speaks groundhog ease so his handlers are going to translate the groundhog language into six more weeks of winter or an early spring. so if he sees his shadow it is technically going to be another six more weeks of winter and talking to people around here. they will want six more weeks of winter. we haven't had much in the northeast. so i would say the crowd here really does want winter. so we're going to have to see here it comes. let's listen. in

>> mr. president we have a scroll? >> we have a scroll. [laughter] here ye, here ye, now on this february 2nd, punxsutawney phil, the sear of sears was awaken from his wintry nap at dawn on gobblers knob. phil looked to the skies and then speaking in groundhogese directed this president uncle to the proper scroll which reads: i see the morning has brought the finest people. i see their bravery and spirit. the time has come i can feel it, the excitement i can hear it. i see the folks with gray in their hair and i see the kids all young and scrawny.

[laughter] their eyes and cheeks aglow from the cold clean air of sweet punxsutawney. i see that everyone knows their part and i am merely the sage but above all else, i see a shadow on my stage. and, so, no matter how you measure, it's six more weeks of winter weather. [cheers] does it lock great to you, phil? >> well, thank you very much. that concludes our ceremony. if you would like, you can come

up on the left so wide of the stage and get -- come across. >> janice: okay. good morning, everyone. we have made the prognostication, six more weeks of winter. i am not surprised. because we have had a very mild winter in the northeast. and i would say more than 50% wanted more winter. people miss the winter. so, they are very excited about that. come on here, young lady. did you like the groundhog coming out? were you excited about that? >> yes. >> do you want six more weeks of winter? you can nod your head or go like this? do you like winter? >> yeah. >> well, you look adorable. and i have to say the ground hog did a great day. was this your first time? >> yes, ma'am. we are up from north carolina. >> janice: what did you think? >> it's an experience. everyone should come out here and experience this once. >> janice: at least once. we had a wonderful time. people are actually leaving. it's like they do the progress prognostication and everyone

leaves gobbler's knob. we will be here for "fox & friends" throughout the next hour. we will bring you the very latest. six more weeks of winter steve, ainsley and brian. i can't say i'm surprised. >> steve: as you know, as you noted, punxsutawney phil is only right 40% of the time; however, you are. >> janice: true. >> steve: 100 percent having a good time in pennsylvania. >> janice: yes! yes, we are. >> brian: will there be a post game show? >> janice: there might be. there is a 95%% chance of that. >> brian: in the one diner. >> ainsley: what happens now, janice, do you go to breakfast with the gang and go have a beer or something? >> janice: that's possible. i will be here in the next hour to just give a recap and there probably will be some bloody mary's. >> ainsley: all the kids watching, six more weeks of winter. maybe we will have a chance of snow up here. >> brian: very musical. a lot of dancing. >> steve: a lot of happy people. all right. coming up on this groundhog's day. a man on the internet asking

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>> ashley: we are back with your headlines, president biden's personal attorney says no classified document were found during the fbi search of biden's delaware beach home but a white house spokesperson is dodging questions about whether any family members had access to any classified materials. >> was there any reason to believe that anybody else in the biden family would have also had access to the same documents. >> yeah. i'm not going to speak to sort of the negotiations or discussions or collaborations between the president's personal attorney and doj and establishing the search. we are cooperating fully. >> there were no negotiations? >> we are cooperating fully with the justice department. >> little less than a month ago newly released photos son hunter driving the same corvette driving the corvette locked up with the same documents in wilmington. wild security footage of a bold heist inside a shopping mall in for ron toe, canada. you can see heading toward the entrance before the driver squares up and then rams through the glass doors. two thieves then take a joy ride

to the first floor before cleaning out the electronics store. the burglars then leave the mall by smashing the video through a different exit. both suspects are still on the loose. they didn't bother to cover up their license plates. changes to a popular video game stirring up a lot of controversy. sims 4 lets transgender characters give top surgery. libs of tiktok outrage sims is advertised for ages 12 and up. teaching young healthy girls it's okay to chop off their breast. the game also lets nonbinary players select they/them pronouns. now to a live look at the international space station as we are minutes away from the space walk of the year. astronaut nicole mann and another astronaut from japan are set for seven hour space walk that sets at 8:5 eastern time. comes hours after spacex launched a falcon 9 rocket carrying 53 star link satellites. the launch marks the 200th

successful flight. those are your headlines. bask to you. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. would you charge your adult child rent? one reddit user is spark doing bait online after asking her 25-year-old daughter to, quote, split the cost of rent and utilities in half with me. and she doesn't consider it fair the mom wrod wrote on reddit new survey reveals 3 in 10 adults still have their parents pays at least one of their bills. but, when does the free ride end? let's ask personal finance expert rachel cruze. hey, rachel. >> hey, ainsley good morning. >> ainsley: what's your reaction to the mom asking that what do you think she should tell her child pay half or move out. >> you know, it's really different, i think, depending on the situation. the key here is you don't want to enable bad behavior. fine line between helping your kids and enabling. and so, i think, you know, there is something to say about the dignity of being on your own and having skin in the game and when

it comes to even, you know, staying with your parents it's like yeah, if there is no milk, you know, then your parents are probably the ones buying it. there is something to be said about hey, i have to take care of myself. >> ainsley: compromise. you just help me with the electric bill that went up because you moved in with me. and the daughter who is grown. >> talk about it. >> ainsley: should contribute a little bit, i believe. weave don't want to take advantage of our parents after we are 18. they have already paid so much for us. what is your second tip for us? >> yeah. well, i'm going to say to be very clear with your boundary. so, for instance, if you do want them to split rent say hey, you are going to live here for a certain amount of time have. a time limit. and then have the amount of money that you are going to help them with and let it be very clear in writing. again, having very clear expectations with your kids is really key. because you don't want your safety net to become a hammock and they are just hanging out. >> ainsley: if they're like my parents when we moved back in after college that lasted like a

month because they made us do so many chores. you are going to pay us back this way. i was like i want my own space. love you. but. what's your third tip? >> then really practice a solid foundation with them. when it comes to their money. so talk to them about budgeting. talk to them about what it looks like to say hey, here is how much food is here is rent. here is how to help you fly and go into the real world. we have helped millions of people here at ramsey solutions really get that firm foundation through financial peace university. even say hey, i'm going to gift you this. you go through this with me. again, you want your kids to have the dignity to stand on their own and where you can help them do that that's really important. but they are grown adults and so you want them to be able to stand on their own. >> ainsley: absolutely. autonomy is the most important thing can you teach your child according to my mother. teach them to stand on their own two feet. rachel, thank you so much. always good to talk with you. you can learn more about ramsey solutions. ramsey solutions.com,/fpu.

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♪ >> on august 21st, noah died as a result of fentanyl poisoning. he was murdered by a drug dealer selling counterfeit percocet pills. the pill he took contained 8 milligrams of fentanyl, which is four times the lethal dose. >> steve: that was heart breaking testimony yesterday from a father who lost his son, noah, to fentanyl poisoning. as the first house committee hearing takes place to address president biden's border crisis.

brandon dunn is the co-founder of forever 15 project and he joins us right now. brandon, good morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. why did you call it forever 15? >> good morning. thank you for having me. we start -- my wife and i started the forever 15 project because noah was 15 years old when he passed away. so, he will forever be 15 and that was the origination of the name it had to be tough. it seemed like a part of the room was engaged in the fentanyl problem and another part of the room, perhaps was hearing things for the first time from a dad like you. >> yeah. i can see that. i think what i worry about the most in yesterday's hearing is a

lot of attention is placed on immigration which, you know, it should be. there is definitely some problems that need to be fixed there. but, not a lot of focus is being put on border security. and that's the main reason that i came up here was to talk about fentanyl coming over the border due to an exacerbated system that the cartels are taking advantage of. >> steve: you are absolutely right. and explain what happened with noah because you say it was not an overdose. so, if it was -- we hear that all the time. so if it was not an overdose, explain what happened. >> so, it's actually classified by the d.e.a. poisoning. in overdoses people knew what they were taking and they just took too much. with the case of fentanyl poem

aren't going out looking for fentanyl and the cartels are mixing it with anything that they ship across the border if people ununaware that it's there that it could be a problem, you know, they think they are taking a xanax or adderall or percocet or whatever the case may be by this drug that's highly toxic. >> steve: indeed, brandon, i know there were congress men and women who heard your message yesterday and we played portions today. but joe biden probably did not hear what you had to say; however, there are people at the white house who watch this program. what would you like to say to the president about the fentanyl that killed your son? >> it's real. it's a real thing. fentanyl is always -- not always

but fentanyl has been around for a good 5 to 7 years. but it hasn't been an issue like it has become beginning, you know, roughly two years ago and just increased exponentially as the years go by. it's not just another drug. it's very powerful and it's very deadly. the president should do more to keep it out of this country, shouldn't he? >> exactly. there was a lot of stuff thrown back and forth about resources and what not. and the -- whatever it takes to increase security and decrease the amount of this coming into the country is what we need right now. >> steve: absolutely. well, we are sorry for your loss. brandon, thank you very much for joining us. for the folks looking in around the world, forever 15 project.com is where. >> .org. >> steve: org where you can go with more information. forever 15 project.org.

brandon, thank you very much. >> any. thank you for having me. >> steve: you bet. all right. a quarter before the top of the hour. coming coming up, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is announcing a new life-saving challenge. >> as you know, cpr saved my life earlier this year on the field. i'm partnering with the american health association and kicking off the will 3 for heart darm challenge i don't know. >> steve: find out the techniques that could save somebody's life coming up. ♪ it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines,

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>> ainsley: buffalo damar hamlin kicking off a new campaign. >> thank you for the love and

support. as you know cpr saved my life earlier on the field. it could save your life or someone you love. i'm proud announce i'm partners energy with the american heart association and kicking off the damar hamlin 3 for heart challenge. >> steve: it will help people learn, give and share important tips to perform cpr. >> brian: different ways to do it now. we're doing our own demo today with the american heart association president and ceo nancy brown and american heart association cpr instructor kara springs. welcome, ladies, thanks for coming here. >> thanks for having me. >> brian: you brought props. >> we brought props so important for your viewers to understand just how ease request it is to do hands only cpr. >> steve: how helpful is this that that professional athlete has put so much of his personal backing behind this program. >> look, damar's life was saved by instant access to high quality cpr. dadamar hamlin is committed evey

have that same access. here is why it is so important. 350,000 people a year suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and fewer than 10% of them survive because they are not surrounded by someone who knows cpr. so, our message today is that anyone can do cpr hands only cpr is very easy to do. >> brian: not something new, right? >> it has always been beat hard beat fast in the middle of the chest. karen will show you how easy it is. >> how long do you have to save someone's life after they go into cardiac arrest? >> so every minute that you go without cpr your chance of survival drops 10%. so you have 10 minutes to really get in there and do something. can you do cpr for a while. and still have a positive outcome but you want to get started in those first couple of minutes. >> steve: give us a refresher course. this is essentially the same thing i learned back in the 1970s in 4-h, right? >> for sure. the fundamentals are pretty much the same. now. if you had someone they would probably be on the ground

because you want to be on a firm flat surface. put the fatty part of your handen in in the center of the chest and push down about 2 inches of a rate of about 100 to 120 beats her minute. >> steve: if you are not a met throw gnome use the song staying alive. this mannequin here has two green dots that shows me when i'm getting the right rhythm. >> steve: what about the worry that you might break a rib? ♪ i would rather have my ribs broken than be dead. ains when children degree pictures of heart put it on left hand side but it's really in the middle of your chest, right? >> it's really in the middle of your chest. >> brian: when did it switch from doing that and mixing it with blowing air. >> ainsley: mouth to mouth. >> there is still a time to give breaths. but if you have called # 11 and start pushing hard and fast in the center of the chest you have seen that couple minutes of oxygen in their body. if it's an infant or gone on for more than a few minutes go ahead

and get that air into their body. 911 will get there. >> steve: is that abc. airway, breathing, circulation. >> you remember a lot from your 4-h. listen to you. >> you tilt the chin. you pinch the nose, you breathe, in you get. >> the important message is the first thing to do if you see someone fall from a cardiac arrest. you always activate 911. so number one, call 911. number two. start beating hard and fast in the middle of the chest to the tune staying alive. because that has 110 beats a minute. which is the rate. >> ainsley: i would think if this happened to my child or a loved one, i would be panicking. in your experience how do we stay focused and make sure we keep them alive without panicking. >> that's part of why we want everyone to know what to do because if you have a plan it's easier to perform. if i said you, are call 911, get me an aed. >> brian: tell me a difference for the baby. >> on a baby what you will actually do is you are not going

to need two hands. you are going to use two fingers or going to use two thumbs. so you do the same thing. where do you that and then about every 30 compressions you going going to stop and help the baby breathe. >> the breaths are very important for the baby. >> brian: what about this? >> the aed. absolutely. this is defrib brill later for your house. >> this is defibrillator bring you. you can have one in your home. call for help at the park. >> many public places have debritain brill later and we are very active supportive. >> ainsley: how why a parent get one. >> prices vary. with new technologies the prices are coming down. certainly encourage people that have someone at high risk in their home that they have one. >> brian: up by the howard. >> they have pictures for you. you don't as soon as the aed arrives you take it out and you turn it on. and then it's going to walk you through. >> brian: 30 seconds. >> apply the pads. bare chest.

analyzing heart rate i'm going to say clear. because i don't want anyone to touch the patient. >> do not touch the patient. >> i don't want my heart rhythm to be picked up by anything. as soon as it reads it's going to tell me that a shock is advised. say clear again. >> ainsley: that's all you have to do. clear again because i don't want to get the charge. deliver shock now. shock delivered. and then as soon as that shock is -- tell me to get back on the chest. >> brian: where do we find out more information on this? >> come to heart.org/3 and join damar hamlin in the 3 for heart cpr challenge. >> brian: tell three people. >> first you learn hands only cpr, donate to the ha to support our cpr work and activate three people we hope all of you will do that. >> steve: all about staying alive. ladies, thank you very much. >> thank you. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪

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