I need you and your love too come on rescue me come on baby and rescue me well, incredible rescue thanks to a smart app for your smart phone. Called pulse point. Its making heroes out of everyday people. A Washington State man sprang into action when he got a message a nearby baby stopped breathing. Abcs Michael Strahan has the story. Reporter the power of technology helping to save lives. We have an infant who is not breathing. Okay. Are they awake at all . No. Reporter when a baby stopped breathing in leslie wreckers shop, she called 911. I saw her, she was saying he hae n s not breathing. Reporter two blocks away he heard an alarm go off on his phone. He registered his phone with app pulse point. Alerting people who know how to do cpr with local emergencies. I looked at it. It said cpr needed. It gave at dress. Reporter with First Responders several minutes away. Olsen arrived and immediately provided a life saving service. This guy came out of nowhere. And scooped the baby up and r
Headlines. Now a cobra that has a suburban l. A. Neighborhood on edge. It is already attacked a dog and hasnt been seen in days. Kabcs robert holgrem reports. Reporter animal control officers, poke at bushes and shrubbery. On the lookout for a white m monicleed cobra, on the loose in this neighborhood. Find it. Who has an albino cobra is my question . Reporter residents are concerned. Who has an albino cobra in the middle of a thousand oaks. Who need any cobra, seriously . Reporter the cobra was spotted monday night after it bit this dog, tiko. It was a terrifying experience for them the a big long, white snake. And quite unusual, i guess. Reporter norma says her dog was treated at a local veterinarian doing well. Normas daughter snapped this photo of the dogs attacker and thats the last time any one has seen the snake. Officials are urging residents here to keep an eye on their children and to stay away from areas where a cobra can hide. Like culverts or pipes. Crazy to know there is
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