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times. >> reporter: we spoke with police chief cathy lanier. she said there was a pursuit of the suspect in the silver pontiac. there was an accident and they were able to get away. a couple of other things, i talked to witnesses on the scene. they say they saw one of the suspects holding the door as if one of the people inside was trying to chase, trying to come out and chase them but that suspect was holding the door, saw suspects around the corner. the chief would not confirm if anybody in the store was chasing the suspect but she said because we have had a couple of these kind of...

have drowned in a public pool. gary nurenberg is live. what do you know? >> reporter: the turn key parks and recreation has described a 5-year-old girl. she was taken to the hospital and the fire department said the girl later died at the hospital. it happened during an open swim period at 2:30. 15-year-old knea mccore was in the pool and heard a little girl yell. >> he was like somebody is in the water. some little girl. and that's when everybody in the pool had noticed that something was wrong. >> reporter: city councilman harry thomas, jr., used to be a life guard. >> we just had ...

Beyond the point where your body is starting to scream for air. with practice, almost anyone can hold their breath for two or three minutes. experts can go beyond seven minutes. seven minutes without a breath. think about that. but only if that oxygen gets to your brain, either pumped by your heart or by chest compressions. now, in most cases of cardiac arrest, that's still not enough time. what if you could buy just a bit more? what if you could slow the clock? so, where are we right now? >> so, right now we're in the center for resuscitation science laboratories at the university of pennsylv...

Is starting to scream for air. with practice, almost anyone can hold their breath for two or three minutes. experts can go beyond seven minutes. seven minutes without a breath. think about that. but only if that oxygen gets to your brain, either pumped by your heart or by chest compressions. now, in most cases of cardiac arrest, that's still not enough time. what if you could buy just a bit more? what if you could slow the clock? so, where are we right now? >> so, right now we're in the center for resuscitation science laboratories at the university of pennsylvania. >> this is dr. lance becker...

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