get me on camera here. your face when you smile won t look symmetrical so that is symmetrical. a droop of part of your face. lopsided. you won t be able to speak that well either because of that that s the s part of be fast and then the a is your arms. have them put their arms up any limb and see if it s symmetrical. people who have strokes won t be able to lift the arm quite symmetrically. they won t realize it. it is time. don t pass go. don t collect $200 it is a race. what time it was had you the stroke. have you just a few seconds of wasted time. most of it has got to be used within an hour open up that vessel, deal with whatever crisis is happening. steve: don t drive yourself. please, no. ainsley: how important is it to pick out the right hospital? because my mom happened to be sent to this trauma hospital the only doctor in our city that performs whatever surgery to remove her clot in her brain and it was so timely thankfully he was on call in the middle of the night.
your boat. that fast. 100 times a minute. and you need to do that because that little bit of pulsing pulls the blood forward. like i could start and say all right, you come in and you take over. anna: what if no one is there? what do you know when to stop? brian: start breathing and cough their way out of it. cough their way out of it which doesn t happen that ongeg. or when the ambulance comes to shock them. you keep going until you get help and don t stop. finally this is important. person whose life you save will be someone you love and care for that s how spend your time with don t think about this as foreign issue. 80% people drop at home. learn cpr now. call for help and compress 100 times a minute. don t stop until you get support. don t worry about breaking ribs. don t pass go. just keep going. brian: are going to change the way they are trained.
do it. don t miss around. don t pass go or collect $200. thank you, neil. thanks, joe. this is getting to be a compounded development right now. category five. more after this. this is a story about mail and packages.
and so i ve been an advocate for years now of opening which right now is kind of hard to do, but an intersection in pyongyang much like we had in havana for decades to deal with a government we didn t recognize. this is not a reward for bad behavior but rather to have an inresidence diplomatic presence, a way of gaining greater insight and understanding in what s going on in north korea and perhaps most importantly, conveying information to north korea. so now that has not been tried? how would that work? no, it hasn t. and i don t know exactly how it would work. but i think the time has come to think about some direct dialogue with the north koreans. it wasn t so long ago that president trump was saying it would be an honor to meet kim jong-un. and perhaps a summit that could be brokered by the chinese. but this you know, don t pass go, don t collect $200 and we re
rhetoric as much as president trump. so i m very troubled. i m diskournld. i want to see a diplomatic solution. i think there is one, very difficult, but, you know, i m troubled. this is not diplomacy. this is ha ranging. this is bluster on both sides, and it s not helpful. rick, i want to talk to you about u.s. sanctions. are you troubled by this or are you okay with it. oh, no, i m totally okay. but first i should sigh that we totally aagree with i totally agree with ambassador richardson. i think there is a diplomatic solution. i still think that there s a lot more that we can do. i don t think the rhetoric is the problem, don. i think if we look back and you go back to april 2016, president obama said we could destroy you in talking to the north korean leader. he said we could destroy you. now, fire and fury or we could destroy you? i didn t hear any of the left