legislation. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 (diving into pool)another hot day at the waugh chapel."would pick michael phelps..." joe and his friends..."yeah, ryan lochte. he did amazing lastnight."have the olympics on their minds.1.43.18 "hi, i'm mary poppins, i'm going to destroy you!"just a day ago, ago, "in the deep end." lighthearted play turned heavy. heavy. "and, my heart just absolutely sank. sank." sank." "looking at his body and looking at how lifeless he was, i felt like that was my fault.."an eight- year- old boy attending a birthday party at this gambrills, maryland swim club... unconsious. unconsious. "according to a family friend, the last thing the little boy remembers from his friend's birthday party is being on the bottom of that deep end and thinking to himself, 'help, help. please, god, help' ." ." "the young man was only in there for a minute. less than a minute."that help can in the form of a lifeguard.then, c-p-r.lifeguards then grabbed a defibrillator. defibrillator. "i was glad there were other people around, because it was just a very scary moment, and i'm w

weekend.things were back to normal sunday at the waugh chapel swim club in gambrills...here just the day before the eight year old boy was rescued áunconsciousá from the bottom of the pool. it could have been a different ending... if not for a fast- acting lifeguard and some new legislation requiring a defibrillator be on site at all of anne arundel county's 2- hundred-75 public pools. amy davis, witness: 1.38.25 "i was glad there were other people around, because it was just a very scary moment, and i'm was that glad they had the aed to help save his life." life."the defibrillator at waugh chapel was donated by the connor cares foundation.a family friend says the little boy is already back to laughing and talking and playing video games. 3 3 forget all those people lining up for a shot at fame on american idol... one talent dogs. hundreds of dogs lined up in san diego sunday for a shot at fame.it was all part of an open casting call for "dog-tv." the new television network launched in san diego in february. and now they're casting three talented pooches to be featured o

. >> as kids and family enjoy themss at waugh which a pel swim club a child was found unresponsive at the pool. everyone was incredible in the event that he was not able to be resuscitated by cpr. >> in 2006 young congress ner lost his life in a drowning incident and in 2006 the first defibrillator was donated and it was used today. we did feel the hand of conner reaching down and heching this little boy. this family is going to have the school year to plan instead of a funeral. >> all l pools in the county must have defibrillators now and this machine saved this boy's life. amy was there when things unfolded. before the adults ran there was a loud scream and the lifeguard, i saw him rescuing a little boy and putting him up on the pool deck and immediately did cpr. amy and all parents are pleased that the lifeguards and with the use of the defibrillator were able to save this little boy. >> 3 people set in a hot spot. they get in the car and start driving around the parking lot shooting from the car hitting a police officer. as the white honda left the gal lack si night club, police w

just a few steps waugh from the entrance there is this kiosk sponsored by marlboro.e, including kids, can buy individual cigarettes for a dime. when we first broadcast these images ten months ago, we repeated asked pmi for an interview. i'm from abc news, we're looking to interview somebody from philip morris national. but they refused. so a few weeks ago, we showed up uninvited at their annual shareholder in manhattan. at the meeting with the ceo of pmi louis kcamilleri at the podium, i stood up. how do you defend that? >> the kiosk you mention, we actually looked for it and we couldn't find it. >> reporter: excuse me, gentlemen, are you comfortable with pmi marketing outside of schools? after that, we talked to people who are in the meeting. right in the one of our interviews right there, we saw ceo louis camilleri walking by. do you really think it's okay to have this? >> no. >> reporter: you don't think it's okay? >> no. why then is it still there? we broadcast this on television? >> i can i answered that. i said no. >> reporter: you didn't ask me for the address

. >> watchful eyes at the waugh chapel swim club saved a life. a relaxing day at the pool turned into one amy davis won't forget. an 8-year-old boy was pulled from the deep end. >> there was a loud scream, and the lifeguard, i saw him rescuing a little boy and putting him up on the deck and immediately did cpr and everybody started running. >> reporter: a lifeguard named mark is the hero and did cpr before he was flown to john hopkins hospital, a 5-year-old boy named conner who left us in 2006. >> that mother just got a great gift. her son's alive. >> conner's parents started coniines foundation after their son drowned at the country club five miles away. a defibrillator was on site but wasn't used. a law passed mandates every pool have an aed machine. >> if used in the first five minutes they have a 90% survival rate. >> reporter: she donated an aev two years ago, on saturday the boy came to life but that machine was added protection. >> they did the job here, the layers of protection worked and that's why we're doing this. >> reporter: and the