By JOHN ROGERS, Associated Press

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 911 call reveals people pleading for help as they try desperately to save Olympic skier Bode Miller’s 19-month-old daughter from drowning in a backyard swimming pool.

Emeline Miller died at an Orange County hospital Sunday, a day after being pulled from the pool in suburban Coto de Caza.

The call was released Tuesday by the Orange County Fire Authority.

It begins with a woman screaming frantically, “Hurry,” as a dispatcher asks for the location of the emergency.

He’s told Emeline fell into the pool, isn’t breathing and has no pulse.

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The dispatcher then spends several minutes instructing people gathered around her on what to do until emergency vehicles arrive.

At one point, a man says he believes he feels a pulse as a woman shouts, “Come on, baby, come on, Emmy.”