tristan, way to go. >> that is right. >> way to go, tristan. good job there. thank you so much.eat to see. serenity, i love that name for a baby. and your husband, chris. thank you. have a wonderful, wonderful day. thanks so much. >> you, too. >> you can tell they're from the south, the way she said ma'am. they're from the dallas area. we asked the national weather service about what someone can do when they're inside their home during a storm. they said the main thing people have to know is to stay away from anything that would conduct electricity. normally that would include plumbing. anything that plugs into the wall. that was a freak accident what happened 20 her. good thing that tristan was there. it is now 36 minutes after the hour. >>> time, now, for sam champion, in boston this morning, to show us the tall smips and you have advice, too, don't you, when it comes to lightning? >> they did everything right. you're never completely safen severe weather. you just do what you can to make yourself safer. they did everything right. they knew how to call. they trained their kids

kim is still alive thanks to tristan's heroic efforts about a month ago.ix of the children when she was hit by lightning. >> i felt the pain, like i said it just hit me in the chest, coming through here. >> reporter: the lightning came through the house, made its way through the wiring, the light fixture and hit the pan that kim was holding while doing the dishes. >> it burned, like i was on fire. i wanted to let go, i knew it was hurting me. i was -- for whatever reason i was hanging on to it. >> reporter: she let go of the pan, dropped to the knees, crawled to the living room and passed out. >> i immediately grabbed the phone from her pocket and then dialed 911. and then i just kept on the phone. >> is the baby a boy or girl? >> girl. >> it is a girl? >> yeah. >> and she is crying, right? >> yeah. >> yeah, mom says her chest and stomach hurts. >> reporter: by then, kim was unconscious. tristan kept the children quiet, gave his address to the operator and remained calm . >> when she was out, i thought she was dead. but i kept on the phone with the police

tristan kept the children quiet, gave the operator the address and remained calm. >> i thought she wasept on the phone with the police and it turned out well. >> i'm blessed that i'm here today and tristan is absolutely my hero. >> wow! >>> there are high hopes for the redskins coming up next. we'll hear who is making some bold predictions. it isnot tony perkins. >> all right. another painful loss for your nationals. really painful. like that hurts. coming up next, highlights of the latest bad unbo to come the nationals' way. sports breakfast coming up. all right, we don't need to see it anymore. tim, nobody ever asks me what i want to be when i grow up. maybe it's your name. richard? no, smucker. (laughs) (announcer) when your last name is smucker and you live in orrville, everyone knows what you'll do when you grow up. you're gonna make the world's best jam. i love jam. (announcer) for five generations, with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. >>> hello run and all and welcome to your wednesday edition of sports brekfast. nats continue their westward ways as they try to reverse

they spent a quiet afternoon with 10-month-old serenity and 9 month -- 9-year-old tristan.me alone with six of the children when she was struck by lightning. >> i was holding a pan. it hit me in the chest. it actually came right through this recessed lighting. >> lightning struck the house, made its way through the lighting and light if i can tur and hit the pan kimberly was holding doing the dishes. >> it burned. it was like i was on fire. i wanted to let go. i knew it was hurting me. i just for whatever reason, i was clenched to it. >> reporter: kimberly finally let go of the pan, dropped to her knees, crawled to the living room and passed out. >> i immediately grabbed the phone from her pocket and then i dialed 911. then i kept on the phone. >> is the baby a boy or girl. >> girl. >> it's a girl. >> she is crying, right. >> yeah. my mom's stomach hurts. >> reporter: by then kimberly was unconscious. twice stan kept the kids quiet and gave the operator the address. >> i thought she was dead but i kept on the phone with the police and it turned out well. >> i'm blessed that

tristan, what did you do? >> i grabbed the phone out of her back pocket and called 911.ll you to call 911. she told you to call somebody else first, right? >> she told me to call ma-ma. gretchen: and that's grandma, right? >> that is. gretchen: tristan, you knew that your mom always told you in an emergency to call 911, and we just heard your little voice. tell us what you were going through to see this happen to your mom. >> i was scared a little, and i was freaked out because this -- i never had gone through this before, i've never gone through a fire or anything. any emergency that my mom like got in a fire or struck by lightning, but this one, it was -- steve: no kiddin'. >> it was scary. steve: it was scary, and your town has rewarded you with the keys to the city, and we have a graphic that shows that. congratulations. >> thanks. steve: what are people telling you about you getting struck by lightning in your kitchen? that normally doesn't happen. >> that doesn't, and our fire department told me they had never seen anything like this. i think it is sending out a me

>> yes, tristan and ryan suter. why do i know that? >> he was a firefighter. she had been on the show previously. >> i love that you know things about this, too. >>> the white house beer depp ploemsy. we'll have the latest on that. and jeep dealer, and get up to double the government's cash for your old car. now get up to $4,500 for your old car... plus, up to an additional $4,500 cash allowance. no turn-in? no problem. your dodge, chrysler, and jeep dealer guarantees everyone up to $4,500 cash allowance... on virtually every model. get to your dodge, chrysler and jeep dealer on the double, and get double cash for your old car!

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