VIDEO: A new CPR device is changing the way paramedics in Stevens Point save lives. Its called Lucas CPR, a machine that acts as a another set of hands doing chest compressions. It does 100-104 compressions per minute. The machine costs about $15,000. It was donated to the Stevens Point Fire Department recently. The department says having this machine can make all the difference in life or death situations. "It's something that unless you have done it, been there, you don't realize what two extra hands mean in a critical time," said Captain Jb Moody of the Stevens Point Fire Department. "When you have other family members there witnessing a loved one who's gone down."