amy scarmon, from safe kids woodbury county, and john jorgensen from ouxland paramedics join me today. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensen, siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensen, siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city f

woodbury county, adn john jorgensen from siouxland paramedics adn john jorgensen from siouxland paramedics fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, six city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county siouxland paramedics this event will education on and child passenger also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, center and safe county. dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensenen siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 am

joining us today amy scarmon the safe kids coordinator at mercy medical center and john jorgensen with siouxland paramedics. << mercy medical center, siouxland paramedics and sioux city fire rescue are hosting a free hands only cpr event and child car seat check! when: saturday, february 13, 10-1pm where: fire station #4, 3109 dearborn blvd for more information call: 712-279-6377 >> we'll be right back after this... (shiela) new information released regarding a sioux city shooting that injured a police officer. (matt) 14-year veteran officer ryan new information released regarding a sioux city shooting that injured a police officer. (matt) 14-year veteran officer ryan moritz suffered a gunshot wound to his inner thigh. coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... sioux city police release details on the suspect and what happened sunday morning. (sheila) relalad to the shooting ishe arrest of seven people. we'll tell you how the two incidents are coected... at six. (matt finally this moring, the greenville zoo in south carolina has a new baby giraffe! (sheila) zookeepers say the mother, autum

john jorgensen has been using equipment and protocol implemented by the american heart association for several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer ambulence squads to do the same. it's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a local hospital, so they can know almost immediately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart it nmal? is there something else going on that we mercy heart center pierson says the goal is to have a patient diagnosed and get treatment underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i lot of times, we don't even take them off the gurney from the ambulence, [we] take them

john jorgensen has been using equipment and american heart association fofo several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer amlence squads to do the same. 's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." while still in the field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a aocal hospital, they can know almost immmmiately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart attack is occuring, is it normal? is there something else going on that we need to identify." mercy heart center director dr. jeroue pierson says the goal is to have a patient diagnosed and get treatment underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i off the gurney from the am

john jorgensen has been using protocol implemented by the american heart association for several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer ambulence squads to do the same. it's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." while still in the field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a local hospital, so they can know almost immediately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart attack is occuring, is it normal? is there something else going on that we need to identify." mercy heart center director dr. jerome pierson says the goal is to have a underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i lot of times, we don't even take them off the gurney f