and so i was doing the chest compressions to move the blood throughout his body, and after a minutesckboard and they said they were going to take him to the hospital but he a faint pulse at that point which is a ray of hope. >> the ambulance speeds away, and officer berry escorts the man's mother to the hospital, unsure if her son will survive. >> all i remember is waking up on halloween in a hospital bed with tubes coming out of my mouth. >> 53-year-old ed toner recalls waking up in the hospital the following day. my chest hurt so bad, it was >> my chest hurt so bad, it was like somebody did the mexican hat dance on my chest. >> the night before while ed was driving with his 92-year-old mother, betty, he began to experience intense pain in his chest. having had two previous heart attacks, ed knew exactly what was happening to him. >> it is the feeling that, that you are at death's door, and there is no stopping it. at this point, i was lying back in the seat with it fully reclined, and i was calm. >> and luckily for ed, the dispatcher was able to pinpoint his location. allowing the

. >> i could hear people yelling give him mouth to mouth, give him chest compressions, cpr. head all at once. so i just immediately started pumping on his chest, giving him chest compressions. and i gave him a couple of breaths of air, and nothing but foam started coming out of his mouth, bloody foam. and i -- the whole time i'm thinking, he's dead. he's dead. i hear my children screaming, dad, dad, dad. as i'm giving him chest compressions, another huge swell starts hitting, which at this point, while i'm trying to get water out of him, waves are coming in and just -- just funneling in his mouth. and gary arrived really shortly after. >> i get over there and we realize that we have to move this kid. >> oh, my god. >> gary and rob carry the teen to higher ground and continue cpr. >> his eyes are rolled in the back of his head. he's limp. it appears as though he is dead. and there was a moment where we're like, he's dead, he's dead. we are looking at each other. and that's when i just said, no way, we are not going to let this kid die. no way. so we get up to the side. i start

chest. >> it is kind of funny, because the way i was taught that in your mind, you have the bee gee's song "staying alive" in your mind, and that is what rhythm you do the compressions to. >> they don't prepare you for the popping and the cracking there, and stuff is breaking loose on the chest as he is putting the body weight into the chest compression to make the heart beat. i look up, and there is the callerer's mother standing over me, and it is one of those, that she is watching me trying to the save her son's life. the gravity of the situation, i realized at that point in time. >> officer berry gets 10 or 15 compressions in, and the color starts to come back to the victim and the eyes actually open and flicker, and he is coming back, and starting to respond. >> paramedics arrive and begin working on the victim. >> when they got there and fire got there and they put a bag over to the caller's mouth and nose and started to breathe for him. and so i was doing the chest compressions to move the blood throughout his body, and after a couple more minutes more, they put him on a backboard and they said they would take him to the hospital, but he had a faint pulse at

park police say one of their officers was the first to start chest compressions. >> of course you thank them for responding, but somebody should have been there within five, two, three minutes. >> reporter: hours later, eyewitnesses want to know if more could have been done at such a large event. >> it should have been more response. it was bad. the response was not good. >> unified communications tells me this was a call done properly. but after my request, it is reviewing the 911 tapes again. >>> police are looking for a man spotted trying to lure children into his pickup truck. it's now happened four times at these intersections in arlington virginia. the suspect is a man in his 30s to mid 50s and has dark hair. witnesses have seen him in either a blue truck or sedan near arlington schools and playgrounds. police say he targeted girls and boys as young as seven years old. they're asking anybody with information to call police. we have that on the free wusa9 app. >>> u.s. marshals need your help finding this man. they call him a dangerous fugitive, wanted for trying to rain a child an

there a need for 9-1-1 operators to instruct cpr including how to properly perform chest compressions>> a study from mayo has discovered how dangerous red meat is compared it a vegetarian diet. weeding red or processed meat is a stoop rise in mortality and those on vegetarian diet can expect to live 17 years longer. >> that bay cop cheeseburger -- that bacon cheeseburger is flying away. >> grab the umbrella today. we have a better chance of widespread showers and possible thunderstorms. they are in the mountains, wandering their way through the valleys and you can see the row face of the clouds on live doppler hd. it shows they will move from necessary to southwest. san rafael is cloudy at 53 degrees with a round or rounds of showers today and tomorrow and warmer for mother's day, and getting warm next week. in 70s on the map a lot of mid-to-upper 60s until you get to the coast and san francisco and upper 60 upper 50s to low 60s. we have been ranking our storms and we will rink -- rank this, this will be hail and lightning and if you are caught under a couple of them you could have .

. >> as i started chest compressions, i could feel her chest caving and could feel the bones -- it felt like if you crack your knuckles, that's what it felt like and sounded like. >> but the medical examiner testified that the victim's injuries were far more widespread and severe. prosecutors also presented letters left behind by smart's wife in which she claimed that her husband beat her regularly. smart's past history of domestic violence did him no favors in the trial. over the past 18 years, smart pled guilty to and served time in three unrelated cases of domestic violence. one involving an ex-wife. >> there are three convictions, all of which you pled guilty to. >> i thought i only had one. but -- or two. two domestics. i don't know about three. but there's nothing i can do about it. my past is there. i can't erase it. and even though i lived here several years and -- i haven't even got a traffic ticket. i guess it doesn't really matter. people are going to judge you. >> there's nothing any of us can do to take away the awful, awful terror and pain that lauren had to have felt at t

vitally no saifgs the patients life they assistant the patient and was not breathing through chest compressions got the candy and crew one was able to transfer that's a lot more sanitary than on scene an awful scene quite a period of time revealing the person definitely went above and beyond the call of duty and thank you to the officers for their action chief. >> thank you, captain and thank you for taking the time to acknowledge the coworkers and colleagues at this time, i'd like to join you and acknowledge the great work of the mta and the supervisors is here meg in any if we can get the employees to come up. >> so i'll read from here each of i are receiving a certificate of merited communication they'll be the same to for our service and quick actions to a patient from a partial airway obstruction on february 2016 your quick initiative contributed to the outcome for 9 and to sheryl, karen smith and allen i understand just pled our emt today at city college i'll present this to you and alleging you'll be speaking on behalf of the group so congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> sherman. >> thank

vitally no saifgs the patients life they assistant the patient and was not breathing through chest compressions and crew one was able to transfer that's a lot more sanitary than on scene an awful scene quite a period of time revealing the person definitely went above and beyond the call of duty and thank you to the officers for their action chief. >> thank you, captain and thank you for taking the time to acknowledge the coworkers and colleagues at this time, i'd like to join you and acknowledge the great work of the mta and the supervisors is here meg in any if we can get the employees to come up. >> so i'll read from here each of i are receiving a certificate of merited communication they'll be the same to for our service and quick actions to a patient from a partial airway obstruction on february 2016 your quick initiative contributed to the outcome for 9 and to sheryl, karen smith and allen i understand just pled our emt today at city college i'll present this to you and alleging you'll be speaking on behalf of the group so congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> sherman. >> thank you. >> thank

vitally no saifgs the patients life they assistant the patient and was not breathing through chest compressions got the candy and crew one was able to transfer that's a lot more sanitary than on scene an awful scene quite a period of time revealing the person definitely went above and beyond the call of duty and thank you to the officers for their action chief. >> thank you, captain and thank you for taking the time to acknowledge the coworkers and colleagues at this time, i'd like to join you and acknowledge the great work of the mta and the supervisors is here meg in any if we can get the employees to come up. >> so i'll read from here each of i are receiving a certificate of merited communication they'll be the same to for our service and quick actions to a patient from a partial airway obstruction on february 2016 your quick initiative contributed to the outcome for 9 and to sheryl, karen smith and allen i understand just pled our emt today at city college i'll present this to you and alleging you'll be speaking on behalf of the group so congratulations. >> (clapping.) >> sherman. >> thank

now, a secondary cause details compression of the chest. his mother says police are dragging their feet. tonight, no comment from prosecutors, they say, there are still investigating. breast feeding battle. airline under fire accused of discriminating against new moms at work. >> and prince george's county man is worried about a growing problem in his backyard. take a look, this sinkhole. and, as more rainfalls, he's worried the hole is just going to get bigger and bigger. sue? >> oh, my gosh, what a mess that is, sean, i guess the rest of us shouldn't be complaining, all the though it has been 15 days in a row of measurable rain. haim, are you headed out to watch the nats and tigers in go at it at clock 05? i don't think rain will be a problem, in fact, i think we'll have maybe some damp conditions in a little bit every drizzle and that's t most of the rain is out of here. it will be on the cool side, though, six off degrees now, expect about 59 degrees for 58. can we finally squeeze out a dry day for your thursday, and how is the weekends

compressions on injury victims. the bay area news group reports three days later paramedics used the device to save a 50- year-old man who was suffering a heart attack. it has a small chest and at the same time lessens the physical demand on firefighters and other rescue personnel. >>> san francisco city park system has been named the fifth best in the country, officials from the trust republic land recreation and parks say the city rated the highest in the nation for access noting that 99% residents live within a 10 minute walk of a park. the trust's annual ratings are also based on park size, facilities and investment and the availability of facilities such as basketball hoops, off leash dog parks in recreation and senior centers. >>> the search has been expanded now to find a missing vallejo teenager kidnapped at gunpoint. the suspect in the case has been killed by the police but we are going to show you this surveillance image that's now a very crucial part of the case. >>> good morning. bottlerock napa valley kicks off today. we will have an inside look at the three-day music, food, and wine festival. >>> faced with elimination, the warriors pull out a win over the

compressions on injury victims. three days later paramedics used it to save a 50-year-old man who had a heart attack. that portable device has a small chestfe at the same time it lessens the physical demand on firefighters and rescue teams. >>> 7:56. the warriors keep their playoff hopes alive. >> shot clock to five. here is curry. yes! >> it was a hard-fought victory in oakland sending the series back to oklahoma city for game 6. >>> and we are just hours away from bottlerock napa. this year lots of exciting acts. lots of great food as well. we will preview what's coming up this year coming up after the break. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute here that is going to be okay so far, but there is -- there are some trouble spots. one in oakland. we will tell you about that straight ahead. >>> a holiday weekend. many of you will be heading out on road trips. let's go do this. we have a warm forecast for you. you. >>> a desperate search continues for macing vallejo teenager kidnapped at gunpoint earlier this week. we will tell you about the new clue investigators have. >>> the holiday weekend means more enforcement from law officer