Cenk Uygur
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Boys Save Drowning Father Thanks To "The Sandlot"
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July 10, 2022
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5:21Now PlayingThese two boys and their friend thought quickly on their feet when dad Brad Hassig stopped breathing in their pool. Jayar Jackson and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE weekdays at noon ET.
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"Ten-year-old twin boys, along with their friend, saved their father from nearly drowning in their pool this week by dragging him out of the water and performing CPR, using techniques they had seen in one of their favorite movies.
Brad Hassig was performing routine breathing exercises in his backyard pool in Alabama when he blacked out. "It seemed normal, and then just nothing," he said Wednesday on NBC's "TODAY.""
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