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.
ben carson, followed by governor scott walker and senator ted cruz with 17. now back to caught on camera. a day at the beach turns into a dangerous rescue mission to save a teen. oh, my god! he had been facedown for so long, i m thinking, if i jump in, if i can t get him on the first try, that s it. july 6th, 2014, rancho palos verdes, california. friends gary golding, robert mcnolte and hillary swanson are planning a day trip to abalone cove a local park along the oceanfront. hillary recently won a go pro camera in a contest and is looking forward to trying it out. we wanted to go to the beach and use the go pro camera to capture the footage of the sea life.
so we get up to the side. i start cpr, pumping his chest, turning him on his side. pumping his chest, turning him on his side. gary is pumping his chest and his stomach at the same time. and water is just pouring out of the kid. i was just holding his head steady. i was thinking this mentally, and not stopping, and not stopping pretty much until the kid groaned. a helicopter and emt s arrive to help the teen. they don t know if he was alive or dead. he was under water for so long and unconscious for so long, i thought there was no way. and when we got him in the harness to be helicoptered out, right at the last second as we hooked him up to the line, he got his legs under his on his own and he blinked his eyes. that was pretty amazing. when rob and gary get back to shore, rob is reunited with his sons.
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 cpr, pumping his chest,
turning him on his side. pumping his chest, turning him on his side. gary is pumping his chest and his stomach at the same time. and water is just pouring out of the kid. i was just holding his head steady. i was thinking this mentally, and not stopping, and not stopping pretty much until the kid groaned. a helicopter and emt s arrive to help the teen. they don t know if he was alive or dead. he was under water for so long and unconscious for so long, i thought there was no way. and when we got him in the harness to be helicoptered out, right at the last second as we hooked him up to the line, he got his legs under his on his own and he blinked his eyes. that was pretty amazing. when rob and gary get back to shore, rob is reunited with his sons.