they've recently been trained in life-saving cpr protocols developed by the american heart associationpt me alive until the medics came. they did many tests on me in the hospital after my cardiac arrest and created a treatment plan, all with research from the american heart association. i think unless you are a heart disease patient, you may not know how much work the american heart association does behind the scenes to save your life. since my cardiac arrest, i've had two more children. i've watched all three of my children grow into adulthood. i'm going to cry now. graduate from college. my daughter got married. i have grandchildren. i'm still here. learn more about the american heart association's work at helpheart.org jason: let's bring in this week's closer. there is a lot happening going into 2023 but i would you start on a serious note because you and i have been friendly but i'm concerned about this navy lieutenant. tell our viewers the situation and why we hope this sailor is able to be brought home he is being detained in japan but tell the story. >> thinks jason i am a retir

the good thing is when you go to the heart association website and you get trained.the training mechanism will actually train you to whether you're pushing in hard enough or not, and i want to get to the regulator as well. dana can you talk a bit about that? that remember when this first came out years ago? this was like you don't have to know how to do cpr. you just if you see someone grab this, tell us how that part works with the aedes and they're all a little bit different, but you're going to open them up and you're going to put the pads on the patient. the person that collapsed and then there, it's pretty simple because there's pictures on the pads. so like this is going to go right in the middle of the chest, and you can see the pictures here. i'm going to put that one here and then this one would go here. follow the pictures. one here one here one here. these pads off the stickers on the path. hi that we want that. like i said, in the middle that's going to give you your feedback on this one does this one go here? you want to be across the heart, so it's sort

go online, to the american heart association, find a course near you. i recommend people do it right now if you aren't already comfortable doing cpr. the majority of americans are not. it is around 70% of people not comfortable doing cpr. >> let's hope we can improve that percentage. just saw a hea. a trainer is being credited for saving his life on the field. that small piece of knowledge can really save a life. i want to get to shifting some gears, talking about covid, the flu. 2023. are you seeing a post holiday surge? >> we are seeing a post holiday surge, but this is coming from a better place than a month ago. about a month ago, looking at the end of november and december, we were at astronomical levels of rsv and of the worst flu season 10. numbers are still high. fingers crossed. they are starting to decline for influenza and rsv. covid-19 hospitalizations have risen. you see a new variant. another variant that according to lab studies might be able to evade some monoclonal antibodies. some of the treatments we have still work. and the vaccine s

thanks to people like you and the american heart association, my family never had to see this video. ing really big. it saved my life. i wouldn't be here today without it. the research for this heart valve was funded by the american heart association. to learn more about the american heart association, go to helpheart.org today. >> this no cash bail thing is nonsense, it's ridiculous, it's not working. if we could let the criminals out in those neighborhoods of those people who claim that no cash bail is racist, they would understand because their homes would be broken into, their businesses would be broken into. ultimately, they talked about defunding the police, and and so it demoralized our law enforcement and so many of them have left the profession. jackie: that's virginia lieutenant governor winsome sears speaking with maria last summer on the impact bail reform has had on law enforcement's ability to fight crime across this country. last night if a 19-year-old man with a ma a chetty wounded two new york city police officers just blocks from the new year's eve celebration in tim

. >> the story on the american heart association, which folks watch, by the way, because it shows howtant and how quickly you acted. peter, good news here. you were back on the field, right? does that -- by the way, every medical condition is different, but i imagine that offers some hope for folks who go through this. >> yeah, absolutely. he's an astonishing case, though. i think it comes back to how quick he was revived, an he was transcripted to the hospital. he was awake, conscious and speaking to us, as he went into the ambulance and transported. he had fantastic medical care afterwards with a sports cardiologist who put him through a battery of test, and he was running a mile on an incline treadmill, you know, two days after it happened. >> wow, amazing. >> they took some precautions. he had a custom-made chest protector made. he was back playing lacrosse i think three weeks later, with no restrictions with his lacrosse and basketball. >> peter, we're glad you're well. i've seen that coffee la chest protector that you have now. we wish you the best of luck, and jeremy, thank you

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they also started a fund-raiser for the american heart association with a goal of $385,000. higgins, boris. it's awesome to see what's come out of that incident where we thought the worst. damar hamlin seems to be doing well. >> love to see that. despite differences on the field, the important things remain the important thanks. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, a standoff brewing as ukraine calls for more help. the u.s. and germany at odds over sending tanks into the war-torn ukraine, but the ukrainian president says there's no alternative, no time to waste. we'll take you live next. resesearch shows people remember ads with a catatchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget. d you know that liberty mutual custo— ♪berty mutual♪ ♪ only pay for what you need♪ ♪on pay for what you need♪ ♪ custom homensurance created for you all♪ ♪now the song is done♪ ♪back to living in your wall♪ they're just gonna live in there? ♪yes♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ treleg

the american heart association says 20,000 lives can be saved a year using that defibrillator. one of the messages here it needs to be in more places. thank god it was there. i think it saved his life. that plus the very rapid attention and intervention of doctors, of the team, all, you know. we don't know where it is leading yet but clearly they got him to the hospital in critical condition with his vitals back to normal, all really good signs. >> dana: interesting you mention defibrillators. dick and lynn cheney when he was vice president, they undertook a personal effort and private effort to make sure there was a defibrillator in every house of worship in the washington, d.c. area because it can save so many lives. what -- for those of us watching and waiting, how long could the wait be before we know what his prognosis will be? >> i'm glad you brought up vice president cheney. he was really very important for awareness raising on heart issues. i don't know if we'll hear things in realtime here. there is also the issue of patient patient-privacy. i would expect they know to

the american heart association has a play list called keep the beat.ing alive. that's what you want to keep in your head. that is a great way. so you're going to do hands only cpr, 911 is being called and if you have access to a defibrillator that's great to have too. settings of -- >> one, two, three. >> yes. it tells you to turn on, push the button and turn it on. take out the pads and look -- >> apply pads to the bear chest. >> tells you where to connect the pads. >> it shows you this pad, where to put this pad. you plug this in. >> apply pads plug in connecter. >> and then essentially, it's going to analyze the heart rhythm. if it's shockable, tells you don't touch the patient, it's going to deliver a shock. it knows what to do. >> shock advised. >> so push the button. >> charging. >> everyone stays clear of the patient. >> be clear of patient. >> it's walking you through every step. >> deliver shock now, press the orange button. shock delivered. that's it. >> begin cpr. >> you go back to cpr, do that for two minutes and then it's going to analyze

life-saving campaign encouraging people to get train fog cpr, also raising money for the american heart associationnumber 3, they've become this symbol for spreading love everywhere. this mural is two stories high. people show up all day long to get photos. the artist says it's dedicated to the people who came together to support demarre and buffalo, saying bringing people together is what buffalo does best. the power of sport, bringing people together even from opposing sides to uplift, inspire, unite, and create positive change together. >>> the second man to walk on the lunar surface is likely on his honeymoon right now. former u.s. astronaut buzz aldrin married his longtime love on his 93rd birthday. this former test pilot announced his nuptials on friday on twitter writing, "we were joined in holy matrimony in a small private ceremony in los angeles and are as excited as eloping teenagers." his 63-year-old wife is executive vice president of aldrin's company, buzz aldrin ventures. aldrin walked on the moon july 20th, 1969, second only to his crew mate, neil armstrong. good luck to them. that w

they're also raising money for the american heart association. hey've become the symbol for spreading love everywhere. this mural is two stories high. people show up all day long to get photos and hold up their heart hands. the artist says it's dedicated to all the people that came together to support damar and buffalo, saying that bringing people together is what buffalo does best. the power of sport, bringing people together from opposing sides to uplift, inspire, unite, and create positive change together. back to you. >> all right. before we go, here's "saturday night live's" take on fox network's nfl sunday's show with commentary from special correspondent embattled congressman george santos. >> i'm sort of the real bo jackson and i'm proud to be the first african-american quarterback to ever dunk a football. >> and where did you play college ball again? >> the university of college. >> george, why don't you walk us through what happened on the field tonight? >> with pleasure. you see, philadelphia was in trouble until they turned to their se

that's research done by the american heart association. again, in a lab setting, okay.t are the risks and benefits? >> listen, i think in an unsupervised, unmonitored setting absolutely there are risks. that's why it's not being endorsed. you can have rhabdomyalisis or burn injuries, you can even have interference if you have an implantable electrical device like a pacemaker. i cannot emphasize this enough. there might be some therapeutic advantages in some settings, but there's also the risk that is veryl if misused. >> we were saying you get tired, you get burned out on your workout so you want to change. you can see why someone might want to try this. you have some tips. >> listen, i think what this speaks to is the psychology behind how difficult it is to really exercise to the extent that maybe we all want to or need to. so, you know, again, kind of thinking outside the box here, engage a friend. you know, do something with other people that can, you know, improve your ability to exercise, exercise in the morning so you get it out of the way. learn a new sport that

they're also raising money for the american heart association. ber three, they've become the symbol for spreading love everywhere. this mural is two stories high. people show up all day long to get photos and hold up their heart hands. artist adam zigler says that bringing people together is what buffalo does best. the power of sport, bringing people together, even from opposing sides to uplift, inspire, unite, and create positive change together. back to you. >> the second man to walk on the lunar surface is likely on his honeymoon right now. former u.s. astronaut buzz aldrin married his longtime love on his 93rd birthday. the former test pilot announced his nuptials on twitter yesterday writing, we were joined in matrimony in a small ceremony and are excited as eloping teenager. his 63-year-old wife is an executive producer of his company, buzz aldrin ventures. he walked on the moon, second only to his crewmate, neil armstrong. >>> i'm kim brunhuber. you can follow me on twitter @kimbrunhuber. i'll be back in just a moment with more "cnn newsroo

a new study by the american heart association said diet strategy of limiting food intake to a windowstrategy. joining us to talk about this is our cnn medical correspondent and cardiologist dr. tara narula. i know a lot of people who do this, one may or may not be at the table. >> not me. >> what are the results of the study. >> so many people are fascinated by intermittent intermittent fasting. they took individuals and gave them a mobile app saying we want you to use this to tell us when you wake up, sleep, eat and the size of your meals. so they were able to tell the interval between the first meal of the day and the last. and from all the information they were able to find that it was the size and frequency of eating meals that was associated with a small increase in weight gain but the time interval between your first and last meals did not have any impact on weight gain or loss. so, essentially, from this study you would say that changing the timing of when you're eating or what we talk about as intermittent fasting had no impact on helping people lose weight. they also did fin

i spoke with a cardiologist from northwestern medicine, the former president of the american heart associationthe caveats, that we don't know what happened here and you are not this young man's doctor, what is your understanding of what happened? >> i can't be too specific, because as you point out, there are unknowns. there clearly was some chest trauma, and there was a cardiac arrest. putting this together, it is unclear what may have occurred. the leading possibility is a condition called -- which is a blunt trauma to the chest. it is kind of the perfect storm, the force of the injury, location of the industry, and -- injury, and precise timing. we don't have all the details. and someone who is perfectly healthy and has a normal heart, this could be a cause. this is a very uncommon condition. but not only in professional sports but you think of the millions of children and high schoolers and college athletes, there are millions of them. this does occur roughly 30 to 4 times per year in the united states. william: the doctor said the immediate medical attention provided on the field no doubt

. >> fans raised more than $9 million for damar hamlin's charity, which helps kids, american heart association. 356,000 people suffer out of hospital corrections each year. nearly 1,000 per day. 90% don't make it. damar hamlin clearly taking nothing for granted on his opportunity here to create positive change. >> i love that moment to raise awareness as well. i love that you used the world gnarly in your report. back to my cali -- not that i surfed. that was a gnarly report. [ laughter ] >> i just like being near the surf. >>> next hour the "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning. buenos dias. welcome to "cnn this morning." i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm amara walker. permanently disbanded. a major change at the memphis police department after the beating death of tyre nichols as the country sees another night of protests. >>> plus, a 2-year-old child among those injured after apovernight shooting in baltimore. the passionate message from the city's mayor and ongoing search for the shooter. >>> plus, some teachers in florida are covering up or removing books from their classrooms. wh

. >> american heart association say 90% of people who suffer cardiac arrest don't make it.coy wire, good to see you. thanks so much. >>> we'll be watching football later today. and that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm lynda kinkade, don't forget, follow me on twitter and instagram @lyndakincade, and @coywire. "cnn newsroom" is up next. for the rest of the world, it's "decoded." every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels thatat keep things movin. today, we're producing renewable didiesel that canan be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward. who's on it with jardiance? ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the ri

if you look at the american heart association recommendations for athletes who survive an episode of this, the recommendations do suggest that athletes can go back to competitive sports. but again, this is -- he'll have to, you know, dig down deep and think about what he wants to do going forward. we heard that two nights after his arrest when he started to wake up, when he asked a question, he asked who won. we know who won, damar hamlin won. >> he did. >> a question, though, and a big one to wrestle with with what he'll do next. >> yes. >> doctor, thank you. we're glad to hear the updates, thank you for breaking it down for us. >> my pleasure. >>> look at the impact he's had the last week, his fund-raising, charities. >> i was not that thoughtful at 24. look at kwhat he's done, raised $8 million for these kids. >> poppy, i can't remember 24. >> i barely can. >> doctor, thank you. >>> coming up, prince harry detailing more on the royal family feud and defending his wife in a new interview. also what he long believed about the death of his mother, princess diana. plus this. it gets s

raising money for the american heart association and damar hamlin and his number 3 a symbol for spreadings larkin square is two stories high. people have shown up, about 100 in the past hour and show up all day long. the artist adam ziglist is dedicated to all who came together to support damar in buffalo. power of sport, jim, bringing people together even from opposing sides to create positive change together. >> all right. very good. bl glad to see something positive out of this and that damar is on the road to recovery, it appears. coy, thanks so much. >>> a military honor 50 years in the making. service's second highest military honor given for heroic actions in the korean war in november of 152. the 27-year-old flying a plane like this. u.s. navy's first jet fighter on a pa control mission over a northern part of the korean peninsula. much to his surprise seven soviet mig 15 fighter jets showed up heading or two three aircraft carriers, moments later turned towards williams and opened fire. despite out numbered and out gunned he shot down four soviet migs barely making it back to the

now the american heart association said that nearly 356,000 out of hospital cardiac arrests occur eache u.s. approximately a thousand a day. with about 90% of them being fatal. damar hamlin was one of the lucky few and he's not taking that for granted. >> what happened to me on monday night football, i feel it is a direct example of god using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world. and i'm able to give it back to kids and communities all across the world who need it the most and that is always been my dream. i couldn't do that without any of the support and the love and i can't wait to continue to take y'all on this journey with me. >> elsewhere, jim, history for novak djokovic in melbourne, and also a record tieing 22nd grand slam title. defeating in three hard sets taking the second and third in tie breaks. djokovic won his first grand slam title at just 20 years old and now he's 35 and the serbian is showing just how much this still means to him. afterwards he was sobbing uncontrollably and he climbed into the stands and celebrate

they told me that my only chance was a heart transplant, and the american heart association helped make that possible. their research helped save me. to learn more about how the american heart association is saving lives, go to helpheart.org take robbery at a camera shop this time in pleasant hill. the thieves got away with tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us this is not the only barrier camera store to get hit by thieves. it's happened yet again, another camera shop held up by a group of masked armed men. the latest takeover robbery happened at mike's cameron contra costa boulevard in pleasant hill. five men invaded the store at about 4 30 tuesday afternoon. just a half hour before it closed. they forced everyone to the ground, smashed display cases, and still, cameras and other expensive equipment were tens of thousands of dollars. they were in. they were out. they made their point, and they got some gear along with it. it was it was all very fast, but very impactful. after the holdup staff kept busy sweeping, cleaning up and assessi

as a rule, a person who is not dedicated to heart surgery is associated with anesthesia with a chestsion and forced cardiac arrest, but now even the most complex manipulations are done through a small puncture in the thigh, of course, not the closest way from point a to point b but the safest if you compare her uh windy artery from the radial artery from the brachial artery. he's much more ok. e six nine mm, which allows us to start. uh, the delivery system on the operating table, the patient, whose 68 surgeons have to change the heart valve, put a new artificial one into the old one on a beating heart, while the patient in the mind has enough air well in her legs, nothing hurts. great. the most artificial valve looks like this before installation, the assistants must pack it. deliveries for all manipulations of surgery they monitor it through monitors, since the operation takes place with the x-ray equipment constantly turned on, and we and the doctors can only be here in such special protective suits - this lead weighs 10 kilograms, it’s not very comfortable to even stand in it. bu

you know, first of all, the three things according to the american heart association is activate 911.self, you take your phone, you call 911, put it on speakerphone while you start cpr. if there's an aed around, you should get it and put it on. but in terms of cpr, robin, i want you to notice how his arms are straight and his hands do not lose contact with the sternum of the person where you're doing chestcompressions. you want to do it hard and fast roughly 100 to 120 beats a minute or to the tune of "staying alive." you do not stop until help arrives. >> all right, so that's an adult. thank you, mike, for that. that's an adult. what about a child? >> a child, we're talking larger than 1 year old. one hand, the same rate, the same depth of pressure. the only difference with children the most likely or common cause of a cardiac arrest arrest. they may have choked on something. you want to take a look in their mouth just before you get started and see if you can see anything in there. again, hands only, no mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. >> you can see how he's being gentler. >> i want t

but this research published in the "journal of the american heart association" done at johns hopkins on their questionnaires and found that in this study the people who ate -- you know, there was no change in weight when they eat time restricted eating, intermittent fasting. they did increase weight not a surprise, michael, when they ate more and they ate more often. kind of common sense. [ laughter ] >> duh. >> george is like, okay. >> and it was published. >> what should we -- when we hear calories in, first calories out, what should we think? >> not to bash the people who do intermittent fasting or time restricted eating because it's about finding what works for you but this is crystal clear. in the world of obesity medicine we know that the issues that are important for weight management are multiple. genetics, your environment, behavior which, of course, is diet and activity. hormonal factors, even medications we call obesogenic medications that cause weight gain as a side effect. the bottom line here as a nutritionist, as somebody board certified in obesity medicine, you do wha

they find nothing else that caused this that would make him more at risk for this, the american heart associationeason to keep him from playing. we'll know as the weeks go on and, hopefully, possibly next season he could be back on the field again. >> cool. that would be great. >> fingers crossed if that's what he wants. thank you. >> by the way, damar hamlin being damar hamlin, he decided he is going to help some of the first responders who helped save his life by selling these t-shirts the phrase on the t-shirts - >> and the heart. >> these will be on sale soon. >> how cool is this guy, by the way? giving money to charity, toys. >> he tweeted all the love i received, i feel it. now i am going to put it back into the world i believe him, too pretty cool. >> really cool. >>> coming up next, like so many americans, tom costello has got lottery fever and he doesn't want to be well. $1.1 billion mega millions drawing. hi, tom. >> i just borrowed this from our assignment editor behind me. kim c. i said i will give it back if we don't win. the bottom line, what are your chances of winning not so good.

how do we bring that power to the american heart association, the cancer association with our producers? how can we use our convenient power to bring people together to solve some of these problems? >> i can hear the strength of your passion for this. i believe that this is such an important area for us, an area where there's a lot more work to do. as my good friend senator booker says, this is a civil rights issue. it's also an issue of how you save billions of dollars in health care costs. you are simultaneously improving peoples lives. i think this is -- we think about prioritizing the farm bill. i just have a minute left. i want to ask you a similar question about the role the usda can play in research understanding the impacts of market consolidation and concentration. another area that i think affects the lives of farmers and ranchers and consumers, as we see increased consolidation -- do you see this as an area where we would benefit from additional research? >> absolutely. currently, the economic services are right in the middle of all of these conversations about the impact and

how do we bring that power to the american heart association? the cancer associations? with our producers. how can you use our powers to bring people together, to solve some of these problems? >> i appreciate, i can hear, the strength of your passion for. this and i believe this is such an important area for us. an area where there is a lot more work to do. my good friend senator booker says, this is a civil rights issue. and it is also an issue of how you save billions of dollars in health care costs, as well. because you are also simultaneously improving peoples lives. i think this is a big opportunity for us as we think about resource allocation, and prioritizing in the farm bill. i just have a minute left, i want to ask a similar question about the role that the usda can play in resource understanding, understanding the impacts of market consolidation and concentration. another area that i think affects the lives of farmers and ranchers, and also consumers, as we see increased consolidation. the committee is talked a lot about that. you see this a scenario where wou

gives patients and doctors seen sergey pikulin, as a rule, a person does not dedicated to heart surgery is associatedith a chest incision and involuntary cardiac arrest. but now even the most complex manipulations are done through a small puncture in the thigh, of course, not the closest way from point a to point b but the safest, if we compare her wind artery with the radial artery with the brachial artery. it is significantly larger in the order of nine mm, which allows us to start. uh delivery system uh on the operating table patient who 68 surgery must change heart a valve, a new artificial stable old one, and all this on a beating heart, while the patient in the mind has enough air well, nothing hurts in her legs. great, great. the artificial valve itself looks like the assistant's preset should pack it. here is the valve. this is a delivery system with all manipulations of the surgery being monitored through monitors. since the operation takes place with the x-ray equipment constantly turned on. and we and the doctors can only be here in such special protective suits. it's lead it weighs 10 kil

non-modifiable. bad habits of smoking again do not smoke, yes, again do not smoke 40% of all heart diseases, harts associatedu. well, any form of smoking is dangerous. well , in addition to hypoxia, in addition to poisoning the mass of carcinogens that contain co2, it bequeaths oxygen in the blood and plus a powerful provocateur of coronary industry cholesterol begins to refuse heart vessels in smokers, especially actively. i do n't have good news for you. what is important? good cholesterol, the one that cleanses blood vessels, should be increased. how to increase good cholesterol? here is the one that cleanses the blood vessels, which takes bad cholesterol from the walls of blood vessels, pastries, sweet foods, mayonnaise, yes, that's all we eat. narrows blood vessels, this is bad cholesterol, and good cholesterol, takes bad cholesterol and takes it to the liver for disposal, so here's how to increase good cholesterol regular exercise and pants - this is a separate situation, because until recently we were talking about a healthy person who does not have the son of cardia thoracic, toad. there are no signs

but a new study in the journal of the american heart association finds mealtime may not make much ofifference. fox medical teams, beth galvin joins us now to talk about this new research. good morning, beth. this is surprising, since we hear so much about that intermittent fasting so do we throw that completely out? good morning, pam. so i don't think we throw it completely out. but i think this this study sort of muddies the water a little bit. i think what they did was the researchers designed a mobile app and the volunteers carried around this mobile app and they plugged in, um what time they were eating? what size meal. you know whether it was a small or medium or large calorie meal, and then you know the hours that they were sleeping so that they could kind of take a look at their uh, circadian patterns to and what they found. pam was that when you ate really wasn't a very significant factor overall in weight loss, so timing you're eating to a very careful window. whether it's you know, eight hours a day that you eat or you eat within a 10 hour window or 12 hour window as some p

what are we thinking about or congestion of blood in the lungs associated with heart failure.t, because you lie down the blood flow, as the heart enlarges and cannot pump, and the blood is retained in the lungs. here, look at this normal heart which is well reduced. and i have an enlarged diseased heart, which is difficult to pump blood and everything lingers in the lungs. what to do, first of all, you should do an echocardiography of the ultrasound artery for the heart to see how the heart contracts and the first thing you will be prescribed is the brachial, and then the specific treatment will find the cause. why is this operation happening? maybe you are shown only pills , this is to be established by the doctor, we will decide everything, we will decide everything. but you come to us, the next story is also very understandable and interesting. so in the first in the case of a feature, a person cannot lie down, the cough disappears only when he is sitting, but here the situation is different, the worst thing is that i have a cough in the morning, that is, i sleep calmly, an

education and policy associate of the palis and activism program at the american friends service committee. from tel aviv gideon levy, he writes opinion pieces on a weekly column for the hearts newspaper and from london. julie norman is associate professor and politics and international relations at university college london. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. gideon, let me start with you today. mr. blankets visit had been planned for a while now. um, but it has gained greater urgency since sir this latest deadly raid by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. what do we expect from this visit? unfortunately, with very, very little because this visit will at its best try to calm down. so i to maintain that they started school, but look much more than this. the americans have now many other issues the but a student question unfortunately is quite in the law in the bottom of the list of interests. and it will be really about charlie trying to calm down the extremist in these early government. tried to calm down the violence and that no church will be very efficient because now everyone is very careful. and the sunday monday w

heart. and they are also associate producers. >> that must be so fun and special for you.ck as well as you do, did you learn anything new? were there any surprises while you were making this film? >> yeah, well, we wanted to make a film that was cinematic and also emblematic of the career. there were plenty of surprises. i could sit down, write questions, conduct the interview, but the surprises came were the answers these legends gave us. i mean unbelievable, and i think that's what the audience is going to truly enjoy this evening because we were able to capture that magic and those answers on film. and that's what makes i think this film so special. >> she is an active social justice advocate. most people are familiar with her work on aids and the song "that's what friends are for" but the film shows she's involve in multiple causes. what do you think drives her to do that work? >> for dionne it's never been quote-unquote a war but simply helping others. as a little girl her grandfather told her we were put here to be of service to one another and that's exactly what th

hit over the heart in factly the right time in the cardiac cycle, the heart is vulnerable to an arrhythmia. >> typically it's associatedith young people less than 20 years old playing sports, some kinds of blunt trauma to the chest can happen, particularly baseball or lacrosse. brian: i got to learn a new word. strange to me, but not to my next guests. they lost their son on a lacrosse game at the age of 14. because of what they learned about their son's accident since, hundreds and thousands have survived around the country, around the world. damar hamlin may have survived because of this boy. they got the word out to make sure the aeds are on every field in every sport at every level. john and karen. welcome. that word was not sprang to you. can you bring us back to 2000 and tell us what happened? >> i will do that for sure. my son was playing in his first high school lacrosse game. it was early in the second quarter. he blocked a routine shot. not particularly that you stop it with your chest. but he did it at that time. the ball dropped in front of lewis. he took a few steps and collapsed. we thought he had the win