these partygoers are learning how to save lives because this is a cpr party. >> it was a lot of fun.so much. >> one and two and three. >> most people are familiar with the concept of an in hope shopping party, whether it's a jewelry party or cooking party. i get invitations for those all the time. >> reporter: laura started cpr parties from her home in potomac. the concept took off and now they're happening across the country. a near family tragedy involving laura's young son clay was her inspiration. >> ashley was the one who saw clay. that's right. >> she pointed to the bottom of the pool. >> reporter: three years ago clay nearly drowned in a swimming pool accident. he tripped on a towel and fell into the deep end of the pool while being watched by friends. >> our friend was doing cpr on our son. he was blue and lifeless. the doctors, everyone said it was bystander cpr that saved him from having severe brain damage. >> reporter: clay was in a coma for three days but eventually made a full recovery. the scary situation was a wake- up call for laura who realized she could have been b

with somebody nearby who is certified in cpr. one long island county is using the app in hopes of increasing the odds of survival for its residents. live in our new york city newsroom, brian, hi. >> hey, gregg, when a sudden cardiac occurs, the chances of survival go down by 50%. this is why this app is so important. those trained in cpr are encouraged to download the app on their phone. when a call goes out for a victim of a cardiac arrest, a simultaneous communication is alerting anyone within a quarter mile of the victim. an interactive guide directs them to the victim and the nearest locations of any public automatic external defibrillators or aeds. alerts are only made if the victim is in a public place and bring people help when the ambulance is on the way. the app was launched in february 2012. new york became the largest municipality in the northeast to adopt it. >> we've empowered tens of thousands of health care school teachers, gym coaches, people who through legislation are required to be certified as cpr, you know, c

hey, i'm going to do some more cpr, okay?yeah, go ahead. >> he does not sound like the panic-stricken, grieving husband who is surprised to find his otherwise healthy wife unconscious, unresponsive and near death. >> and ambulance workers said chaz didn't look very concerned either. >> one of the things that the paramedics reported was mr. higgs's being seated in the passenger seat of the ambulance reading the newspaper as his wife was being rushed to the hospital. >> one of kathy augustine's friends told police kathy called her the night before she died. she said her three-year marriage to chaz higgs was over. >> chaz higgs asked for a divorce the night before he found his wife dead in their bed in reno. >> kathy's estate was worth over $1 million. investigators also learned that chaz higgs made an incriminating statement to a co-worker the night kathy was planning to end their marriage. >> she was a nurse who worked with chaz higgs, and she said that on the night before kathy augustine fell ill, that chaz had said, if you r

eventually, of course, as you imagine, cpr begins here. emergency workers, firemen, did end up showing up to the scene. apparently he was unconscious for like 40 minutes, they said. at the end of the video, you see them loading the man into the back of an ambulance and they're still going, still doing the cpr on this guy. his heart beat and breathing did gradually resume later at the hospital. but apparently he's not completely in the clear yet. they save this man's life. what kind of condition he's going to be in, a couple of days from now, week from now, month from now, that remains to be seen. but brave work by all the people, especially the guy that dove in. >> it takes a detective to figure up this kid is up to no good. he comes walking into a australian convince store with a ski mask over his head. he's standing there, looking around, not very threatening. here comes the owner. then the guy reaches into his waistband, throws a bag on the counter and says give me all your money and then pulls a gun gangster style, points it right in t

airways flight with medical training jumped into action giving the baby cpr. >> when we heard the baby cry it was a teary moment for everybody. the miracle on flight 678. god put those folks on the plane and needed them there to take care of the baby. >> the crew gave the baby oxygen until paramedics arrived. it turns out the men who helped save the baby are a doctor and a cpr instructor. >> incredible. >> amazon.com is encouraging sellers to raise prices. are you an amazon prime member? they claim a membership to amazon prime provides free two-day shipping on items. an alabama woman filed a a lawsuit in seattle saying vendors are increasing prices to cover the shipping costs and amazon was encouraging it. the free shipping it offers to prime members wasn't free. amazon is not commenting. >>> target apologizes after getting carried away with photoshoping pictures. they were pulled from their site, but not before they caught the photoshop fail. it shows teen models in teen bathing suits with awkward gaps out of the thighs and a slice out out of the right shoulder blade. it is fueling th

airways flight with medical training jumped into action giving the baby cpr. >> when we heard the baby it was a teary moment for everybody. the miracle on flight 678. god put those folks on the plane and needed them there to take care of the baby. >> the crew gave the baby oxygen until paramedics arrived. it turns out the men who helped save the baby are a doctor and a cpr instructor. >> incredible. >> amazon.com is encouraging sellers to raise prices. are you an amazon prime member? they claim a membership to amazon prime provides free two-day shipping on items. an alabama woman filed a a lawsuit in seattle saying vendors are increasing prices to cover the shipping costs and amazon was encouraging it. the free shipping it offers to prime members wasn't free. amazon is not commenting. >>> targetp aizes after getting carried away with photoshoping pictures. they were pulled from their site, but not before they caught the photoshop fail. it shows teen models in teen bathing suits with awkward gaps out of the thighs and a slice out out of the right shoulder blade. it is fueling the debate

airways flight with medical training jumped into action giving the baby cpr. >> when we heard the babywas a teary moment for everybody. the miracle on flight 678. god put those folks on the plane and needed them there to take care of the baby. >> the crew gave the baby oxygen until paramedics arrived. it turns out the men who helped save the baby are a doctor and a cpr instructor. >> incredible. >> amazon.com is encouraging sellers to raise prices. are you an amazon prime member? they claim a membership to amazon prime provides free two-day shipping on items. an alabama woman filed a a lawsuit in seattle saying vendors are increasing prices to cover the shipping costs and amazon was encouraging it. the free shipping it offers to prime members wasn't free. amazon is not commenting. >>> target apologizes after getting carried away with photoshoping pictures. they were pulled from their site, but not before they caught the photoshop fail. it shows teen models in teen bathing suits with awkward gaps out of the thighs and a slice out out of the right shoulder blade. it is fueling the debate

and eventually, as you imagine, cpr begins. emergency workers, firemen showed up at the scene but he was unconscious for like 40 minutes, they say. at the very end of the video, you see them loading the man into the back of an ambulance and they're still going, still doing the cpr on this guy. apparently his heartbeat and breathing did gradually resume later at the hospital. but, apparently he's not completely in the clear yet. undoubtedly they saved this man's life. what kind of condition he's going to be in a day from now, a week from now, a month from now, remains to be seen. brave, brave work especially by the men who dove in. >>> somebody wrote a movie about this woman caught on camera. they would have to title it despicable she. >> oh. >> talking about this woman here, according to police that 57-year-old jillian carlton kirng and this is not her house she's rummaging through. this is the house of her elderly neighbor, a 92-year-old woman named hazel bywater, who is also deaf. what makes this more despicable, as she's rum

cpr on chi lee as coach arrives with the aed. the device electronically diagnoses cardiac emergencies to reestablish a normal heart rhythm. >> i was very afraid to use the aed just because we've done it in training but on a live person, you know, just any kind of situation where you have to use that extreme measure, cpr, aed, you just are unsure. >> it's now been three minutes since kylie's collapse. coach reese has attached the sensors to her chest and the machine takes a reading of her heart beat. it recommends shock advised. shocking someone who already has a heartbeat can do more harm than good, so it's a scary moment. >> i turned and looked at kristen, like, it said shock advisory. are you kidding me? did i put these things on right? are we supposed to do this? she said, yeah. >> the first shock is unsuccessful. she is dying. as the team around kylie is increasing to include the school nurse, the inner fears are tempered by the need to save chi lee's life. >> the first shock said continue compressions. >> i'm getting very fr

. >> well we are learning tonight that the cpr that saved the life of 5 month old baby in miami saved him again. these are some of the dramatic pictures from two weeks ago of an aunt performing cpr on sebastian la cruz. sebastian had stopped breathing and because did he emergency doctors performed invasive tes test. well in so doing they fond and removed 3 signature from the throat that were making it hard for sebastian to breathe. we understand he is doing just fine. >> and we are learning more today about bat kids near appearance on the oscars on sunday. miles scott was supposed to appear on sunday academy award show with actor andrew garfield who plays "spider-man". abc 7 obtained these exclusive photos of miles and family at the note hollywood. instead the appearance was cancelled the day of the show. today the academy issued a statement saying that due to the nature of a live show, hard decisions sometimes must be made which require the academy to cut segments do to logistic of production. andrew garfield understood that his segment had to be omitted and drove to disneyland on mo

those trained in cpr are encouraged to down loed the app on their smart phone. when a 911 call goes out for a victim of arrest, a simultaneous notification is sent out within 1/4 mile of the victim. as well as any public automatic or external defibrillators. alerts are only made if a victim is in a public place bringing people help while an ambulance is on the way. >> if we wait six or seven minutes for first responders to arrive on scene, you're talking a reduction in chance of survival by 60%, 70%. statistics nobody wants. the application is really giving everyday civic-minded citizen a chance of becoming an everyday hero. >> the app was launched in february 2012. last week suffolk county, new york, became the largest municipality to adopt the app. >> government is usually behind when it comes to using new advances. i think in this case you see we are jumping onboard with technology that's out there to enhance our ability to respond to emergencies. >> county officials say you don't need to be certified in cpr to download the app. all it takes to save someone's

those trained in cpr is trained are encouraged to download. then a notification is sent out through the app alerting nip within a quarter mile of a victim. a map then guides the citizen rescuer to the victim as well as any public defibrillators. alerts are only made if the victim is in a public place, bringing people help while the ambulance is on the way. >> if we wait six or seven minutes for our first responders to arrive on scene, you're talking a reduction in a chance of survival by 60% to 70%. so the application is really giving you the everyday civic minded citizen a chance of becoming an everyday hero. >> every day more than 1,000 americans die from sudden cardiac arrest. it's a leading cause of death for adults over 40. you don't necessarily need to be certified in cpr to download the app. all it takes to save someone's live is 100 compressions a minute. pulse point is a nonprofit organization. the app is being used in 17 states and more than 525 communities. while there are hundreds of medical apps, this is the first of its kind. >>

. >>> we're learning the cpr that saved the life of a 5-month-old baby in miami saved him again.e dramatic pictures from two weeks ago when an aunt was performing cpr on sebastien de la cruz. he had stopped breathing after a car accident. emergency room doctors performed tests to figure out why. they found and removed three cysts from his throat. the doctors say the growth were making it hard for sebastien to breathe and now he is doing just fine. >>> pope francis is revealing he violated the eighth commandment. he once stole a rose ri from the hands of a man who died. he was putting flowers in his casket, saw the rose ri and took it. pope francis says he carries that rose ri with him every day as a touch stone giving him comfort when he struggles with unworthy thoughts. >>> all right. preschoolers are smarter than college kids, at least when it comes to figuring out gadgets and gizmos. a new u.c. berkeley study found that 4 and 5-year-olds can outsmart adults when it comes to how gadgets work. researchers say children are more flexible learners and think in more abstract ways th

. >> well we are learning tonight that the cpr that saved the life of 5 month old baby in miami saved him again. these are some of the dramatic pictures from two weeks ago of an aunt performing cpr on sebastian la cruz. sebastian had stopped breathing and because did he emergency doctors performed invasive tes test. well in so doing they fond and removed 3 signature from the throat that were making it hard for sebastian to breathe. we understand he is doing just fine. >> and we are learning more today about bat kids near appearance on the oscars on sunday. miles scott was supposed to appear on sunday academy award show with actor andrew garfield who plays "spider-man". abc 7 obtained these exclusive photos of miles and family at the note hollywood. instead the appearance was cancelled the day of the show. today the academy issued a statement saying that due to the nature of a live show, hard decisions sometimes must be made which require the academy to cut segments do to logistic of production. andrew garfield understood that his segment had to be omitted and drove to disneyland on mo

. >> well we are learning tonight that the cpr that saved the life of 5 month old baby in miami savede some of the dramatic pictures from two weeks ago of an aunt performing cpr on sebastian la cruz. sebastian had stopped breathing and because did he emergency doctors performed invasive tes test. well in so doing they fond and removed 3 signature from the throat that were making it hard for sebastian to breathe. we understand he is doing just fine. >> and we are learning more today about bat kids near appearance on the oscars on sunday. miles scott was supposed to appear on sunday academy award show with actor andrew garfield who plays "spider-man". abc 7 obtained these exclusive photos of miles and family at the note hollywood. instead the appearance was cancelled the day of the show. today the academy issued a statement saying that due to the nature of a live show, hard decisions sometimes must be made which require the academy to cut segments do to logistic of production. andrew garfield understood that his segment had to be omitted and drove to disneyland on monday to spend time w

betty loehmann needs cpr. she didn't hesitate. >> i did mouth-to-mouth on her. and then the other lady down the street, she was doing the compressions on her. all he was saying is please, bring her back for me. >> reporter: sadly, the woman later died. those who bought snow blowers this year are definitely getting their money's worth out of them. these two bowie teens were doing their best to help their mother clear the driveway. tough going due to the layer of ice under the snow. next door nicole peterson was clearing off her car and worrying about tuesday's commute. >> tomorrow morning, i hope that it's not too icy on the roads. but as cold as it is out here tonight, i think it's going to be pretty slick. >> and even if you did shovel your driveway, clean off your car tonight, expect to see a lot of ice, maybe trouble opening your doors tomorrow morning. jackie bensen, news4. >>> if you have to drive, slow down and keep an eye out for slick spots. we've been to crash after crash caused by slippery roads, including this one in charles county. you can see an suv

police say the driver stayed on the scene, even performing cpr until help arrived. live in ashburn, abc 7 news. >> the makers of house of cards were threatening to move the production out of maryland. today, the state is going to fight back during -- back. >> there is hysteria right now over the impending mega millions jackpot. >> you just saw the winning numbers for the $400 million jackpot. jay,, what did they say? any winners? >> there has been a steady stream of customers coming in all day and night to this 7-eleven here in falls church, hoping that that one dollar gamble will pay off to $400 million. >> hey, my brother, how are you? >> whatever people intended to buy, when they enter this aeleven, they were offered potentially life altering item in hand. they mega millions jackpot stands at $400 million. it dances off the tongue. $400 million, i could help a lot of people. >> it is in that magical place where dreams reside. most know the odds are insurmountable. >> i am going to win. i have that kind of luck and i kind of feeling. >> for one dollar or two dolla

those trained in cpr are encouraged to download the app on their smart phone. then when a 911 call goes out for a victim of cardiac arrest, a simultaneous notification is sent through the app alerting anyone within 1/4 mile of the victim. an interactive map guides the citizen rescuer to the victim as well as the nearest locations of any public automatic external defibrillators. alerts are only made if the victim is in a public place, bringing people help while the ambulance is on the way. >> if we wait six or seven minutes for our first responders to arrive on scene, you are talking a reduction in chance of survival by 60% or 70%. statistics nobody wants. the application is really giving the everyday civic-minded citizen a chance in becoming an everyday hero. >> every day more than 1,000 americans die from sudden cardiac arrest. it's a leading cause of death among adults over the age of 40. suffolk county officials and pulse point say you don't necessarily need to be certified in cpr to download the app. all it takes to potentially save someone's life is 100 co

you can go all the way down to language skills, certification, if they have any nursing experience, cpr, are they able to drive, any past experience. short of find outh of what they weighed when they were a baby, we give you every bit of information and we provide information. that's the fun thing is we are growing and adding information in almost a daily basis. clicking on a profile you get to know a little bit about the individual and they state why they get to be a personal assistant and what type of work and who they are interested in working with and areas and the process is we recorded videos with each of the providers in the process and we are proud to say they are also captioned videos. >> greetings. i'm excited to connect my experiences with you. i had experience in assisted living, private care, respite, companionship. my strong belief is to care, advocate, preserve and safe guard all persons with need. the details, i'm always aware and persistent with cleanliness, over all maintenance of the environment of which i find myself in. i'm really excited to share my strength and ex

those trained in cpr are encouraged to download the app on their smartphone.hen a 911 call goes out for a victim of cardiac arrest, a simultaneous notification alerts anyone within a quarter mile and guides them to the victim as well as the nearest locations of any public automatic external defibrillators. alerts are only made if the victim is in a public place bringing people help while the ambulance is on the way. >> if we wait, you know, six or seven minutes for a first responder to arrive on the scene, you're talking a reduction in chance of survival by 60 to 70%, sentence that nobody wants. so the application is really giving the every day civic-minded citizen a chance of becoming a hero. >> every day more than 1,000 americans die from sudden cardiac arrest. it's a leading cause of death among adults over the age of 40. officials say you don't necessarily need to be certified. all it takes is 100 compressions a minute. any pressure is good as long as it's at the center of the chest. pulse point is a nonprofit foundation. the app is currently being used in

these are dramatic pictures from two weeks ago of an aunt performing cpr on sebastian de la cruz.oom doctors performed tests to figure out why that happened. they found and removed three cysts from his throat that were making it difficult to brees. >>> a big surprise for a 10-year-old from michigan. he's unknowingly become a viral sensation. colin, he told his friends he had no friends to invite to his 11th birthday party. he has been diagnosed with a processing disorder. he eats lunch alone every day. his mom created a facebook page for people to wish him a happy birthday. this morning he was on "good morning america" to reveal just how many people now consider colin their friend. >> look right over there. the facebook page was revealed. look at that. do you know how many people, colin? over 2 million! >> 2 million people! >> yeah! more on colin's big surprise coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. it really is a feel-good story. >> wonderful. next at 6:00, saying good-bye to pensions. a company getting ready to shift workers to 401ks. >>> flames sent two people to the hosp

alex started doing cpr until paramedics got there. the umpire now recovering, he should be okay.anwhile, doesn't even see himself as a hero. i only did the first set of 30 compressions before the emt got there. i don't feel i did that much. >> but a lot, my friend. alex only learned cpr two weeks earlier so he could be certified as a lifeguard. >> always so humble. >>> holding on for dear life, dramatic video showing a construction worker trapped in these flames just pouring out. how he was able to get to safe ground. >>> the special honor given to a local first responder for his actions during the navy yard shooting. >>> strong winds already a factor in northwest washington. you still need to watch out for all that ice. >>> looking at headlines, a new group looking for relisha rudd as some warn her appearance may have been changed. >>> search teams back out looking for a missing passenger jet a day after bad weather grounded them. >>> a navy football player who has been hospitalized for three days has died. >>> the winter conditions also being blamed for school delays in virgini

when they realized i was being electrocuted i was dead and they rotated me and got me down and did cpr vern glen checks in from phoenix with more and joining us if in studio. the latest on the 49ers situation. but, back to his father, an electrical worker. he thought one of his coworkers turned the transformer off. but it had not been turned off. 7,000 volts of electricity went through his body and he had to have his left hand amputated and his right 3 fingers damaged. >> oh my god. >> he honored how to play catch with his kids and he was instrumental in the development was josh to be a big league ballplayer. >> yes, and a fan favorite. yes. hillbilly jesus. >> yes. that will do it for us, "60 minutes" is next ,,,, vo: once upon a time, there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place. where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch. for the kingdom was vast, and monsters lurked in the deep, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real. avo: all of great britain, all in one place. book on expedia before march 16th and save up to thirty percent. nice pass by alyson du

they brought me down and did cpr on me. >> amazing story. we will have that. everybody continues to talk about their situation with the 49erss, jim harbaugh. is anything going to happen? we will debata that coming up. >> and your gut? >> he will remain coach for sure. two years left. it is fun to talk about him, though. [ laughter ] >> yes. unless you are talking with him. [ laughter ] >> and then he does not necessarily want -- >> he will not give you anything. >> right. yes. exactly. all right, thank you. >> yes. >>> that is it for us at 5:30. we will see you back here in 30 minutes and then again at 11:00 tonight. ,,,,,,,,,, these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. >> jeff: tonight on the brink of disaster, bold words from u

will be required to have tighter screening and meet a range of safety standards including first aid, cprntion of child abuse. there is no timetable for house of representatives action. >>> attorney general holder will give his support to new sentencing guidelines for drug offenders scheduled to appear today before the sentencing commission. the rules would ease sentences for nonviolent drug traffickers saying this brings down the bloated federal prison costs the he has asked federal prosecutors to stop charging nonviolent drug offenders. >> keeping your cool could be more important for women than men, the hidden doinger emotional stress can have on women's heart. >> think you are getting a deal with amazon prime? the company is being accused of cheat >> how about a look at the embarcadero in san francisco, check out the flag that is blowing but not whipping like it was yesterday. that shows it is calmer this morning. it will be warm but, perhaps, mike will adjust the temperatures down. >>> tone, a 49ers player is honored at the bark and whine ball with a champion of compassion award with

most of the public is aware safety agencies, time is of the essence in catching criminals or doing cpr. >> the new system is step one. the three cities plan to join the 911 call centers. >>> federal agents are investigating a fire at a san jose church that broke out around 5:30 this morning in the office of the church of god. crews managed to knock it down before the church was damaged and no one was hurt. most of the church's records were destroyed. friction between president obama and facebook's mark zuckerberg prompted a white house meeting today. a rare look for the facebook co-founder. he showed up at the white house in a tie. last week, he criticized the administration for moving too slowly to -- >> the goal is to minimize damage during a tsunami. the santa cruz harbor will be one of five harbors participating in this new program. harbors in san diego, ventura and krcrescent city is also par of the survey. the harbor in krcrescent city w seriously damaged in 2011. it's the first port on the west coast to become resis tent to tsunamis. >>> a 75-year-old driver says his gas pedal g

." >> hopefully someone with cpr equipment. >> we'll see you at 5:00. >> okay.ow, you're all here because you've been suspended from work for sexual harassment. but through this seminar you will learn the skills to keep you from making the same kinds of mistakes that got you here. >> excuse me, mr. winerslav-- >> it's pronounced "weener-slave." >> okay, jeffrey. is there anything i can do to speed this process up so i can just get back to work? >> i'm afraid not. but someone who's in a rush to get back to work? that's somethin' you don't see every day. now, that is an example of a very appropriate and very, very funny joke. [laughing] >> [laughs] >> jenna i need to speak with you. >> jack, i did not hit that asian page. i was just swinging my arm and she walked into me. twice. >> jenna, it's not about that. it's about your shei

ground, you can see them lying on the street as others tried to help them, you can see them performing cpr. police in austin say moments before they tried to pull over the driver for a violation he sped away the wrong direction on a one-way road, then turned onto red river in austin which had been blocked off for the south by southwest music fest. he plowed into the crowd leaving a concert at the time at the mohawk club. he struck several of them including a man and woman who had been on a moped. both of them died at the scene. >> bodies up in the air. one on the windshield, one on the grille of the car. from that point on he never stopped. you could see them flying like bowling ball pins. >> the driver struck a cab, came to a stop, tried to run but police shocked him with a stun gun. austin police believe the man had been drinking. they say he faces two charges of not vehicular manslaughter but capital murder and 23 counts of aggravated assault. >> thank you very much, bob. one we'll continue to follow. >> taking a live look outside right now at san francisco. you can see there is still w

cell phone video captures the moment after someone performed cpr on the video. the guy you see is a former army medic and he took action as the baby turned blue. he said it was a relief to hear the baby cry. >> they started clapping and there was that emotion mall breath of fresh air for the plane because they were a part of this, too. it was traumatic for them to see this big monster guy come running down the aisle with a blue baby. >> reporter: the crew made an emergency landing in houston. >>> that has to be one of the worst fears for a parent to have a child stop breathing. >>> so it looks like the weather is warming up. we have a quiet weekend on tap. such as it is, we have clear skies tonight. the winds have eased up. so make some plans for this weekend. as we look live from oakland through the suspension cables of the older section of the bay bridge, and the temperatures right now, mostly in the 50s , 54 degrees in concord. oakland still at 63. still in san francisco. i want to show you where the winds are blow ago little more strongly. in most locations,

. >> did you have to do cpr on her yourself? >> yes.emember when her heart stopped and i had her pulse and i lost her pulse. there was nothing. the ambulance is on its way. >> she survived. >> you're okay. mommy is here. >> but that was fall of 2011. and charlotte was 5 years old. >> when things were at their worst, she just seizes all night. and the kids are sleeping in my room or next door. they can hear the seizure scream all night, 50 times a night. and chase would come in the morning and just misses her twin. and just hug her and rub her head and say i'm so glad you survived through the night last night. >> matt had been deployed to afghanistan. and the only thing he could do to help was start scouring the internet. and he stumbled onto this video of a child using marijuana. >> so how is everything going? >> jamie had four days without a seizure. >> i was like wow, this having success on specifically gervais, this is interesting. it's natural. >> and while he couldn't ever imagine taking marijuana himself, he was now in the stunnin

have quite heavy armed men believed to be russian soldiers and describes its troops that when doing cpr on my uniforms so that the students to reality russia has thousands of soldiers in full control of economy and inflation then by the west as an illegal use of force. parents don't really mix his counterparts from european capitals and it's way to moscow to have lived on well with the new government in kiev and also to store its forces and pointing out that face is my now in its midst of what it says eleven horses corn is the second appellant refused to meet its ukrainian catapult the talks described as taught by kerry broke up without agreement. tensions have been simmering in ukraine's crimean peninsula to ukraine in naval ships built the wall since about the pope of the fire. russian warships from the air remains annexed by the russian mitre ukrainian security and defence counsel teeth on a trip to reclaiming the strategic cricket eritrea is set to be more to keep the russian invasion is due to the east and south ukraine in scorching protest the recap. the misfits the headquarters o

. >> did you have to do cpr on her yourself? >> yes. remember when her heart stopped and i had her pulse and i lost her pulse. there was nothing. the ambulance is on its way. >> she survived. >> you're okay. mommy is here. >> but that was fall of 2011. and charlotte was 5 years old. >> when things were at their worst, she just seizes all night. and the kids are sleeping in my room or next door. they can hear the seizure scream all night, 50 times a night. and chase would come in the morning and just misses her twin. and just hug her and rub her head and say i'm so glad you survived through the night last night. >> matt had been deployed to afghanistan. and the only thing he could do to help was start scouring the internet. and he stumbled onto this video of a child using marijuana. >> so how is everything going? >> jamie had four days without a seizure. >> i was like wow, this having success on specifically gervais, this is interesting. it's natural. >> and while he couldn't ever imagine taking marijuana himself, he was now in the stunn

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. >> he called 911 and asked if anybody knew cpr. i got certified.do compressions. >> it took many on the field including his baseball coach by surprise. >> i thought i would turn around and see a professional an emt worker that's how confident the voice behind me was and when i turn around and saw alex. >> alex went to work, he performed cpr on the umpire until the emt team arrived. the umpire was taken to an atlanta area hospital. he's anyone tensive care. but he is alive. undoubtedly due to a high school senior or high school junior and, obviously, even alex said, this is an important reminder of the importance of cpr training. >> absolutely. so important. i hope that umpire gets back on the field and gives that kid the biggest strike zone ever. that's fantastic. >> most valuable player for sure. >> home grown great stuff now to talk about. we have a new addition to the "new day" family. our audio designer james just had a baby girl named liberty. >> she's perfection. >> she was born saturday 6 pounds 10 ounces, mom sharon and liberty are doing gr

. >>> new this morning, fresno police say an adult's decision to perform cpr on two babies who nearly drown may have saved both lives. the one-year-old boy and girl were taken to a hospital yesterday after falling into a fishpond at an apartment complex. police say the kids were playing in a rear patio with other children when they got out of a fenced-in area and fell into the water. authorities say someone found them and started what is called rescue breathing until help arrived. >> it's fantastic. and it doesn't require much. rescue breathing. i think they did some compressions too because they were spitting up some of the water from the pond also and vomiting in addition. if you have a pool, you have to be extremely careful if you have children. you have to watch them all the time. >> police say the children were under water for up to two minutes. authorities say at this point no criminal charges will be filed. >> sheriff's deputies in san mateo are warning the public this morning of scammers who ask for money because they fail to show up for jury duty. residents have reported the

. -- cpr till the paramedics survived. >> i didn't think i would need to use it but i am glad i know how to do it now. this is important why. >> it is important. the umpire was airlifted to a hospital where he is reported to be in intensive care tonight. >> may have saved his life. >>> coming up next, march madness continues with second day action, stanford does something they haven't done since 2008. sports wrap is next. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> good evening everyone. thank you for joining sunday edition of sports wrap. a couple of kansas basketball players giggled yesterday and acted like they never heard of stanford's leading scorer but now they know him, all the cardinal. this is the first ncaa birth for stanford since 2008. they played second seed kansas in st. louis. th

for people trained in cpr, that pulse point app trained in cpr, when a heart attack is located withinhe location. that will be administered before an ambulance arrives. >> if we wait. you know, six or seven minutes for a first responder to arrive on scene. you are talking a reduction and chance of survival for 60 to 70%. >> so. at application is giving every day civic-minded citizen an every day hero. >> the app was launched in san jose in 2012 and now in the 17 states and including here in california and in santa clara county. >>> on friday morning, they found a man dead in his apartment on addison street. they said they discovered signs of the homicide and they are described as a man in his 50s. his name is not yet released. >> some leaders are taking aim at e cigarettes. tomorrow, several supervisors will discuss regulation regulating e cigarettes. they will be treated similar to regular cigarettes. they would ban the e six wherever smoking is prohibited and require stores to obtain a tobacco permit to sell e cigarettes. >> 0,000 children are using the feet to stomp out pollution.

a cpr instructor jumped into action knowing there was no time to waste. >> i did chest compressions,escue breathing, stimulated him and he came back around. reporter: did you think you would lose him. >> absolutely you are scared. but your training kicks in. i hope anybody with any amount of train would go have done that. martha: a passenger captured the event on cell phone camera. once they landed the baby was rushed to hospital. but he's okay. bill: president obama set to enforce new rules that would increase the number of people who receive overtime. the white house wants to raise that to between $550 and $970% week. hello to you, sir. reporter: i think we should put this in perspective. in my opinion this is a vast expansion of government's power to dictate next private sector. this is a vast expansion of executive authority. what it does is raise the cost for employers significantly. when you do that. you get fewer jobs. why should an employer expand in this environment when he's being told by the government you have got to pay more for healthcare, you have got to pay more in sa

. >> when ambulances arrived, she was doing cpr on a dying man. >> i started to be worried when everyone had a bullet proof vest on and i didn't have one. >> we all thought there could ab possibility that we could be targeted at that point. i remember chief moose specifically told me to get my vest on. >> thank you, sir. >> we are doing everything in our power to control our emotions as we deal with this situation. the challenge is to be factual, to be accurate, to not get tunnel vision, to not go off on a tangent, not put misinformation out there. >> montgomery county police chief charles moose becomes the public face of the investigation. but behind the scenes, captain barney forsythe takes the lead. >> he was the right guy in the right place at the right time. >> as we were down here, there was also a call coming out, a person possibly committing suicide about a mile north of here. >> but this is no suicide. it's murder and it's less than two miles away. dead at the scene is a 34-year-old baby-sitter and housekeeper, sara ramos. passers-by thought she had shot herself. >> 4-year-old s

. >> did you have to do cpr on her yourself? >> yes. i remember when her heart stopped and i had her pulse and i lost her pulse. there was nothing. the ambulance is on its way. >> she survived. >> you're okay. mommy is here. >> but that was fall of 2011. and charlotte was 5 years old. >> when things were at their worst, she just seizes all night. and the kids are sleeping in my room or next door. they can hear the seizure scream all night, 50 times a night. and chase would come in the morning and just misses her twin. and just hug her and rub her head and say i'm so glad you survived through the night last night. >> matt had been deployed to afghanistan. and the only thing he could do to help was start scouring the internet. and he stumbled onto this video of a child using marijuana. >> so how is everything going? >> jamie had four days without a seizure. >> i was like wow, this having success on specifically gervais, this is interesting. it's natural. >> and while he couldn't ever imagine taking marijuana himself, he was now in the stu

the child's aunt had to perform cpr on him to save his life after he stopped breathing in her back seatthe doctors say the little boy had three cysts on his trachea which is probably why he stopped breathing. they have been removed. >>> now a battle is going full steam ahead as president obama and a major fast food chainer arguing the risks and rewards of raisi raising hay. >> president obama knows he and others are facing a tough battle. he's pushing measures that would help like raising the minimum wage. >>> it turns out what happens if workers got a little more money in the pot? they spend a little more money. which means that suddenly businesses have more customers. which means they make more profits. which means they can hire more workers. which means you get a virtuous cycle. that's common sense. >> the president wants to raise the federal minimum wage to 10.10 up from 7.25 an hour. 28 million people would benefit. some of the biggest companies say raising the minimum wage will hurt profit margins and lead to fewer jobs. the fast food giant mcdonalds told shareholders the long-ter

. >> did you have to do cpr on her yourself? >> yes. remember when her heart stopped and i had her pulse and i lost her pulse. there was nothing. the ambulance is on its way. >> she survived. >> you're okay. mommy is here. >> but that was fall of 2011. and charlotte was 5 years old. >> when things were at their worst, she just seizes all night. and the kids are sleeping in my room or next door. they can hear the seizure scream all night, 50 times a night. and chase would come in the morning and just misses her twin. and just hug her and rub her head and say i'm so glad you survived through the night last night. >> matt had been deployed to afghanistan. and the only thing he could do to help was start scouring the internet. and he stumbled onto this video of a child using marijuana. >> so how is everything going? >> jamie had four days without a seizure. >> i was like wow, this having success on specifically gervais, this is interesting. it's natural. >> and while he couldn't ever imagine taking marijuana himself, he was now in the stunn

. >>> new this morning, fresno police say an adult's decision to perform cpr on two babies who nearlyrown may have saved both lives. the one-year-old boy and girl were taken to a hospital yesterday after falling into a fishpond at an apartment complex. police say the kids were playing in a rear patio with other children when they got out of a fenced-in area and fell into the water. someone found them and started when is called rescue breathing until help arrived. >> it's fantastic. and it doesn't require much. rescue breathing. i think they did some compressions too because they were spitting up some of the water from the pond also and vomiting in addition. if you have a pool, you have to be extremely careful if you have children. you have to watch them all the time. >> police say the children were under water for up to two minutes. authorities say at this point no criminal charges will be filed. >>> five original rosie the riveters from the bay area are in washington, d.c. this morning to meet vice president joe biden at the white house. virgin america gave these iconic ladies a red