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A Long Branch, New Jersey firefighter named David Phillips saved a "lifeless" baby handed to him by a family who did not speak English. Phillips performed back blows to clear the infant's airway, successfully restoring the child's breathing. The segment concludes with a story about a four-year-old girl who climbed 30 feet up a tree and required a cherry picker rescue.
Pedestrian Safety and "Wear White at Night" Campaign
In a final "life-saving tip," the hosts discuss the high rate of pedestrian accidents occurring at night. They argue that many of these incidents are caused by pedestrians wearing all-black clothing on dimly lit streets and urge listeners to "wear white at night" to ensure visibility to drivers.
The hosts mock George Clooney's call for donations to "life-saving programs," suggesting listeners instead donate to the No Agenda show. They prepare to read letters from donor Craig Cohen, who used the show's extensive notes for a report.
