. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. tonight at 10:00, a sudden resignation of an allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county. we're learning more about a school board member abrupt departure >> a group of girls from afghanistan jumping hurdles to come to the u.s. it was a beautiful weekend. more heat moving

fox 5 news at 10:00 starts right now. high school students from more than 150 countries are competing in the three-day robotics challenge here in dc >> for team afghanistan, it was already a challenge just getting into the country for the competition. till president trump stepped in. fox 5 christian leone was there for the start of the competition. >> reporter: good evening, it's an exciting time for all of these gifted students and we saw that today at the opening ceremony. these students have worked hard and invested so much time. for the girls on team afghanistan, they had to jump an even bigger hurdle to physically be here to compete. that is the all girls robotics team you see there from afghanistan. they were the first team to proceed today at opening ceremony. now, they were denied their visas, not once but

anyway for the competition. this last week, president trump gave them the go ahead for them to be cleared into the country and today, one of the girls that we spoke to on that team she on just how difficult it's been for them to compete. >> even if the first and second time our visa got denied we were super disappointed and sad, but still sent the robot to the u.s. hope we will -- still we're going to to it again. >> the state department hasn't specifically said why their visas were denied but they did say, and i quote -- all visa applications are agitated on a case-by-case basis. in accordance with u.s. law. keep in mind afghanistan is not part of the trump administration's revised travel ban.

brody? >> thank you. new tonight, long time sportscaster bob wolf has died. his son rick wolf said his father died peacefully saturday night at his home. wolf broadcasted the nfl championship game, world series, nba finals and stanley cup final. he interviewed babe ruth, did play by play for decades for the new york knicks and rangers. wolf was a sportscaster for our station, wttg on the old domont network in 1946, he was 96. sad news out of hollywood. martin da ndau died of unexpected complications. he was the star of the mission impossible tv series, won an oscar for the role of dread wood and famously turned down the role of mr. spoke. he had just celebrated his 89th birthday. switching it

talking it live look out there at the washington monument. what a great weekend the sun has been strong. but it was gorgeous out there today. as we head to the work week, sounds like temperatures may be creeping up >> let's get over to gwen. it was nice and warm but a good day to get outside. >> it was. >> not too oppressive >> you're right. because we didn't have to deal with the humidity so much. you know, it's going to start to creep back into the picture once we get into the week. overall, i don't think anybody was complaining about today and i'm happy. people get to enjoy the weekend. let's take a look at our maps. we have a few high clouds across the area. not too much else happening. we're going to go see partly cloudy skies as we head into the overnight hours tonight. and here's a look at our highs for today. pretty much right on the money where we should be. a degree or two here and there. but generally, highs were into the mid to upper 80's at all three airports today. as we said it was comfortable as well. let's take a look where we stand with the temperates

of 75 at baltimore, 75 at quantico, 73 at frederick and 73 at culpeper. so your overnight lows will be into the 70's. cooler to the north and northwest. temperatures will be into the 60's. we have pretty light winds. and your planner for tomorrow, grab the umbrella, we got showers and could see a few storms. i'll have the details coming up in just a bit back to you. >> thank you. a teenager is recovering after hit by a car in gaithersburg last night. maryland state police tell us a group of teens were running across i 370 near washington toneian boulevard around 11 p.m. a car hit a 16-year-old boy. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. no word on his condition. the driver stayed at the scene, police are still investigating this incident. tracking metro. riders dealing with a new normal this weekend. no red line service between the

friendship heights and grovener station. they're testing a new waterproofing technique. shuttle busses are running between the stations affected and again this is only on the weekends. weekday service is not impacted. seems like such a simple message. make peace the news. that was the rallying cry at a gathering in rockville today. jenny whose son died in 2004 lent her voice. she suffers from the same disease that claims her son and three other children, she's trying to carry on her son's legacy. mat tea was, as you may remember an award winning potato and advocated for peace >> we're celebrating the city of rockville maryland chosen to celebrate mat tea's birthday every year as a day of peace

the citizens of this area. it's part of a bigger campaign. our campaign is that the country, that the president, chooses to initiate a claim day of peace for our country for all citizens. >> step panic said she would like to meet with president trump and talk about her initiative with him. maryland mother is pleading for help. wants to find the person who murdered her son. this happened just last weekend. >> someone shot and killed anthony outside a hyattsville apartment complex, russell's wallet was stolen. her mother is hoping someone would step forward to provide information that leads to her son's killer. paul wagner reports. >> reporter: this is where anthony was found shot to death on see press creek drive. his mother said he had just left a dice game in northwest and fears he may have been followed and

>> i can't even express how badly i want someone to come forward. we need this case resolved. he did not deserve to be executed the way he was. he took four gunshots to his chest. it's my prayer that anybody who has any information, the slightest information to call crime solvers >> terry sally came back to the apartment complex in hopes of learning something new. she put up flyers and questioned residents as they came and left from the building. sally says she knows her son was at a craps game in northeast until about 2:00 in the morning, before coming to this complex. she said he park his scooter and was found shot to death around 5:00 a.m. last saturday. some people said they heard the shots but did not call the police. anthony russell may have been shot a couple hours before his body was found. prince george's coun

the county evened out after he put all of his officers on 12 hour shifts. >> it's actually been falling. and i want to be clear, when we went into this initiative, we were flat. essentially in the same place for rhyme this career as last year. we weren't experiencing a huge spike. we weren't way ahead in anything and we seen a lot of activity calm down, hearing if things from the officers on the street and that's who i rely on. >> reporter: police say they need much more help in this case, need witnesses to come forward. there's a cash reward of up to $25,000 and you can remain anonymous. reporting from hyattsville, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. in prince george's county, we're finding out why a school board member chose to resign soon after fox 5 exposed allegations of grade fixing and corruption within the school system. >> during open records requests, we obtained her resignation letter to the county executive.

lindsey watts joins us. >> reporter: as we've been reporting the state is now launching an independent investigation into claims of grade changing and fraud to boost the prince george's county graduation rate. claims made by these four board members in a letter to the governor. after that letter came out. the board quickly split with nine other members condemning their colleagues, saying that the allegations were false. well, one board member didn't publicly support either side. and last month, she resigned. beverly anderson was appointed by county executive rushern baker four years ago. in her resignation, she had harsh words about experiences on the school board and the current state of the school system. she wrote that she has concerns about lack of a coherent educational plan, a thoughtful budget and lack of independent board members. she goes on to call the school board dysfunctional possibly because too many of the members are compromised a

interest. she also voiced these concerns to executive baker adding she's been a supporter 20 years, again, baker land selected her to be on the board. we asked him for his response, he had nothing but praise and thanked her. didn't want to sit down for an interview i spoke to her by phone, even though she didn't take a side, she said she believes the truth will come out. she had this to say at the final school board meeting last month. >> in my mind, sometimes it takes a storm before the calm. once we get that calm, we can start moving in the direction to insure that all students are given a quality education. >> we have been following up on what's next for had that independent investigation into the fraud claims. the state of maryland is now searching for a company to come in and do that work. we found out the public bid went out last week.

lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >> disturbing stuff. hopefully they will get it straightened out. you want the kids to have the best education. >> seems like each time you pull a string, more comes unraveled about this story, something new every day >> great job, lindsey keeping on top of that a flash flood hits a popular swimming hole in arizona. we got the details. a legal deadline is looming over president trump's travel ban. what the department of justice is saying in the wake of a new ruling coming up. coming up. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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it's claimed nearly half a million lives. the search for a person who went missing after a flash flood swept through a popular swimming hole inside the national forest. severe thunderstorms hit the area while people were there cooling off and the sheriff's office said at least nine people are dead. officials fear that that you be in will go higher. fox's will carr reports. summertime tragedy in arizona more than a handful of people dead including kids. after a flash flood swept away a swimming hole in central arizona >> the heavy rain flooded the creeks, and this large family unit was down by the river and had practically no warning that this fla

>> it happened at the cold springs swimming hole a thunderstorm sit about eight miles upstream as people were swimming >> the family members have been here all day. and when we arrived at 6:00 this morning, they had already been down walking along the river looking for their loved ones >> search and rescue efforts underway but crews say in addition to rain part of the problem, western wildfires that burned brush and vegetation that normally catches rain water and slows down possible floods >> in central arizona this is the monsoon season, to compound things, it hit an area of a wildfire that we had about a month ago. >> more devastation from flooding nearby, at least a dozen large downed trees blocking roadways and scattered debris. >> to see all the destruction off of union hills, roads closed. it's unreal. >> reporter: the mon soon season

june and peaks in july. as we saw this weekend. in los angeles, will carr, fox news. texas a small but powerful tornado touched down in livingston located about 70 miles north of houston. yesterday afternoon and the twister badly damage add storage facility, no one was hurt. >> here's a lot of the major damage and ripped the entire duck system and we have a personal unit that there ourselves, we've lost half of our staff. i've tried to make contact with everyone else to let them know their stuff is probably going to be ruined. devastation >> police were called in to stand guard outside the facility to protect people's property and possessions. it could take weeks perhaps months before the building is restored. president trump's travel ban once again in legal limbo. the justice department has asked the supreme court to

ruling last month which will allow some aspects to go into effect. comes after a federal judge in hawaii expanded the list of family member whose can get into the united states. the judge order that day refugees be allowed in if they're working with an agency in the united states. the justice department lawyers say the federal judge overstepped the bounds and want the supreme court to settle it. republicans healthcare bill hit a couple new snags, mitch mcconnell says he's delaying a vote on the measure because john mccain is recovering from surgery the congressional budget office is delaying its release of its analysis of the new legislation. we hear more from garrett tenney. >> reporter: this delay means the senate won't be holding a vote on the revised healthcare bill for at least another week while senator mccain is recovering. in the meantime. majority leader mitch mcconnell has additional time to win over fellow republcans particularly those

expanded medicaid under obamacare. the big complaint is the current plan includes massive cuts to medicaid funding, mcconnel made a number of changes to the bill to help ease concerns by giving those states additional funding. today, a majority whip john core non-said those have given a bill a much better shot >> i think republicans have made repeated promises and elections leading up to now. that we would, and we could do better and i believe we will. this bill actually i think has gotten much better as a result of the discussions we've had amongst ourselves >> at this point nones of those senators come around to support the bill and susan collins of maine one of two republican whose plans to vote against the bill said there are still eight to ten lawmakers with deep enough concerns that it may not pass >> i don't know. i think it would be extremely close. many of us have concerns about the bill. partic

medicaid problem. but there's other problems with the bill as well >> the budget office was scheduled to release its analysis of the healthcare bill tomorrow but this afternoon, it announced it will also be holding off on releasing its report while senate leadership see what other changes they can make. washington, garrett tenney, fox news. questions continue to fly over the russian investigation >> what president trump is saying as he once again attacks a familiar target. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

. quick look at what's going on around town in the week ahead. concerts, performances and more concerts, gorillas take the stage tomorrow night. tuesday, it's the who at mgm national harbor and tuesday and wednesday, mama

wolf trap hosts the moody blues and producer retail director judd. it's checked all that i see is people seeking tickets. but you can find tickets to see kendrick lamar at the verizon center on friday. the lincoln center theater's production of roger and hammer stein's the king and i coming, won several awards. performs begin on tuesday and run through august 20th. also looking to make you laugh with a three-day long festival called the district of comedy, there's a bunch of stand-up performances and other shows scheduled thursday through saturday. there's even puddles pity

alexandria hosting late night festival from 7:00 to 11:00 at waterfront park friday. it is free and will feature a reggae fusion band, dancers free, henna tattoos, a face painting and photo booth. you will want to bring your wallet for the food trucks and lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. the dc big flee and antiques with more than 700 booths build as the midatlantic's largest indoor collectables and flee market. it will cost you 10 bucks to attend. i'll be off the next couple weekends. just a heads up if you have not heard, there's a big show coming to fedex field cold play will be there august 6th. look into tickets now. i'm like do i start looking for another dress? am i out $1,000 >> coming up a wedding nightmare. before they even get to walk down the aisle. brides across the country are

update after alfred angelo bridal shops suddenly shut the doors. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. latest now on the russia investigation. president trump's lawyer made the round on the talk shows this morning and defended donald trump junior's decision to meet with a russian lawyer during last year's presidential campaign. >> says the meeting was not illegal but some members of congress say the meeting raises questions about russian meddling in last year's election. we hear now from fox's can he have cork. >> reporter: president trump turning h

with all of it's phony unnamed sources and highly slanted and fraudulent reporting fake news is disturbing democracy in our country. hillary clinton can illegally get the questions to the debate and delete 33,000 e-mails but my son, don is it being scorned by being by the fake news media. the now infamous meeting last summer between the president's son and a russian lawyer, it was also attended by jared kushner and paul manafort as well as several others including a person some are referring to a russian counter intelligence operative. don junior released the e-mail chain leading up to this >> this is the first time that the public has seen on black and white on the e-mail thread clear evidence that the russians and particularly there was a russian government effort to try to undermine clinton, help trump. >> reporter: the white house announced the admissionf

former federal prosecutor, ty cobb as special counsel to manage the russia response. so far. the controversy has not reached the president himself >> nothing changed since when james comey told the president he was not under investigation on three different occasions and we have no notification of any investigation going on with the president of the united states. >> reporter: i'm kevin cork, fox news. talking about the weather. it was gorgeous today. i feel like i'm a little tired. i think it's because i was outside running around with my daughter at the park before i came to work. it was so much fun, it was a beautiful day. >> i've gotten so used to in the summer, hot during the day. then you get afternoon or evening thunderstorm because of the heat but we didn't have that today >> we didn't but we had that friday. we'll have a little bit this week, it's not going to be all bad, mixing things up on the weather buffet, we can't have all the same all the time.

want it to be bad weather, you don't want anyone else having fun. >> unless you work outside. and then we'd see a few people that would definitely start to complain. just a few clouds tonight. not bad at all out there. and the good news was today was not day where we had to deal with humidity. we're going to end up with partly cloudy skieses as we head to the overnight hours the week is starting a little bit unsettled and we'll talk about that. humidity is going to gradually start to move back into the picture. and we're also talking about mid week, it's going to be dry at least with sunshine. so you know, not too bad overall. let's take a look at satellite and radar. we'll see a few clouds, not a lot to deal with which is good news, a little bit of wet weather to the south but just a few sprinkles here there and. nothing to be concerned with. nothing that we have to deal with ourselves up the i95 corridor. today's highs, temperatures actually in the mid to upper 80's. and that's pretty much where we

that was pretty comfortable as well. we had a pretty light wind out there. so not all bad overall. and right now, here's a look at your current temperatures, 76 in manassas. 81 in the capitol. 82 at quantico. 75 at baltimore, annapolis is 79. 72 at frederick. and 75 at martinsberg. overnight, lows, it's going to be comfortable. only into the low 70's. not too hot. and to our west, some temperatures into the upper 60's. ridge of high pressure, the frontal system that will be the trigger for a chance of storms as we get into tomorrow afternoon, we're talking a few morning showers and a chance of seeing storms. right now, futurecast is keeping everything mainly to the west and south of the i95 corridor. anything could happen at any time. but i also want to tell you good news? this is not a

tomorrow. widely scattered or isolated. here's a look at futurecast. here's 1:00 in the afternoon. as i said over to the areas of the west, things start to fire up and so the south and here's 4:00 in the afternoon, still mainly to the west. and by 8:00. you can see how things changed a little bit and we're going to go see another round by tuesday, also before it starts to really get calm by wednesday. tomorrow's planner, i can't rule out a morning shower. by the afternoon, i can't rule out maybe a storm or two popping up. but once again, not a total wash-out and not a day where things will get really intense or severe weather is going to be an issue at all. doesn't look like it right now. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures in the 80's and low 90's, 73 overnight low. partly cloudy but a fairly nice night ahead. tomorrow, we're heating it up to about 90 in the nation's capitol. and your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast shows you look at the calm, very nice, from hump day all the way to saturday we've got no shortage of sunshine for you, but humidity is

start to creep back into the picture. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. brides to be across the country are heart sick right now after the shop where they bought the wedding dresses declared bankruptcy. >> alfred angelo issue an apology. for some, it's not good enough. fox's brian llenas reports. >> reporter: the sudden closure of all 61 alfred angelo bridal stores have left brides scrambling, panicking crying and some are fulled by sill la. after failing to find a put buyer for the company. leaving countless brides to be and brides made without their dream dresses before the wedding. many are left dressless without refunds and heart broken. >> this is the day that most girls dream of from the time they're three years old. this is not

should mess with >> i ordered a disney princess collection dress and i'm getting married december. that was the dress. and it breaks my heart. that was the one when i put it on. that dress made me cry >> corporate offices left employees and customers fend for themselves >> nationwide and no one is answering phone calls, their entire corporate office is empty >> they can't give me any information other than a lawyer's phone number, they said the dresses probably won't be shipped >> i don't think it's right to take people's money and say you're not going to give them refunds. >> the good news is bridal companies nationwide are stepping in offering 30% discounts to crush them. ununclear if this is enough to satisfy them before peak wedding system this fall. we're pulling for them. brian llenas fox news >> i kind of didn't understand it just go to another

there's others out there. i didn't get they lost their deposits >> forget the deposit, they paid for them in full. and not getting the dress. no information as to when or if they will get the money back, they've got to wait for the bankruptcy filing to go through. on their website, alfred angelo did put that apology just a brief line, saying they were sorry and talking about the bankruptcy filing and there's an email address that brides or brides made can contact if they're looking for their stuff. that's it. i was out there in springfield and it kind of trickled out. because the employees were told they were losing their jobs and all these women were rushing to the store before it closed to try to get the dresses. some came out empty handed >> it's like sorry we have to close, good luck getting your dress, talk to the bankruptcy lawyers. how about a good note? your favorite part >> the best part of the week. he's not lying. top five plays

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blown more than a third of its saved chances. ryan mat son and shawn do little. and the production inspects. do little is one and 0 with a 3.38 era, three saves and 31 strike-outs in 21 and a third degree innings. mat son a 26.6 era and a 0.79, the way mat son is the bat, anthony rendone two dingers, who's turn? danny murphy. nats up two in the first row, i like that. 2-0 in the first. it's going to be his turn for two. similar pitch, similar swing, similar result. straighten demolishes this one, two homers, nats up

murphy 16 homers on the season, still in the fifth. adam lind gets one of his own, going for the right field, we're going to get the souvenirs, nats, murphy likes it. tanner had a nice day, five ks over six innings to get the win, nats another blowout 14-4. ♪ ♪ >> trying to get the top spot on the close five top five is kind of like trying to get the iron thrown, you have the go through a gauntlet of other contenders. but you might end up dead but at least you had one glorious week on top. this is the robert barat. who's got it? no one got it coleman advances beats the tag, then gets caught in the rundown. ok. he's in

no bad throw. and he >> how many errors was there >> this is why you guys are in the minor leagues. got work to do. >> outage >> all right. let's get number four. from wednesday. little summer league basketball action. poster. rook key john collins, look at this. >> i need somebody to make me short basketball hoops >> slam ball trampolines until somebody horribly broke their ankle. over the entire team pretty much >> feels great >> bet it does >> number three on the dodgers deep shot left field, watch marcel oz una, tracking it. rob as homerun in front of the fans. the cleveland party pool. >> sorry doing his job, no error there. >> love it. but what i really love is watch when he's up there. gives a look to the fans like, hey, sorry guys, i got this

they're drinking, you know, mixed drinks and stuff over there. >> did you start cheering too soon >> folded arms -- not good enough. first tristen dettwylerer. then a young man, a high schooler, one handed back flip. with look again, unreal athlete im. look at this. >> i wonder if he's a gymnist >> this a former ninja athlete, this is ten people. all of them wearing the super man cape. very soup manesque. >> number two, white sox crazy play, backwards catch. got caught in his glove. to get the out. throws his glove >> you got to do what you got to do >> catches it behind his back >> on you did it get caught >> it broke the

glove. he had to throw the glove. >> that's quick thinking. he could have stood there >> quick thinking, thinking on his feet. the ball gets stuck but a great catch. >> really is >> then, yeah, i don't know, i'm going to throw the entire glove. the first >> jose >> into it like, >> you threw me the glove. >> don't take your foot off that bag. >> all right. >> thank you, brody, good stuff. still is my favorite as always. this week, our next segment might be my favorite. >> what do we got >> from politics and law to ice cream. wait until you hear the story behind the woman who opened up the popular dc ice cream shop. scream jubilee. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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♪ ♪. there are just a few hours left of national ice cream day, if this spread doesn't make you want to head down to your refrigerator or freezer, i don't know what will. >> who needs an excuse. ice cream any time especially in the summer >> whoever comes up with this is an angel. victoria with ice cream jubilee >> our flagship store is at yards park and the second store is at 14th and. in northwest >> we're celebrating local. celebrating ice cream. you have such fancy flavors. will we be able to taste some >> absolutely. >> tell us how you got started. you were in politics and law, and now you're scrapping ice cream >> absolutely. do you want one of these. >>

>> banana bourban caramel. >> i was working as an attorney at the department of homeland security making ice cream on the side and i just really loved making creative flavors. i had boozey flavors, international >> friend and family >> friends and family and doing a blog to see how creative i could get. and in '13 i wouldn't the best ice cream in dc competition and was asked to open up a store down in yards park and my live has changed >> i love this story >> what i like is you go from politics where no one can agree on anything. to ice cream where everyone can agree ice cream is delicious. >> this one is a coffee. we actually steep the coffee grounds into our local cream that we get from south mountain cream re. you can taste the freshness >> various

are they safe for kids >> absolutely. but some of them won't fit one of the popular one is a gin and tonic sore bay. it is so refreshing. but it doesn't have enough gin to get you drunk. >> cooked out or something to that degree >> you know what the thing is about ice cream and so many different things, with by using a lot of fresh lime, by making it so chilled, and by using our tonic, you can make your brain connect the dots so you feel that you're having a gin and tonic even though it's not very strong >> what if i want it to get me drunk? add it at home >> absolutely. you should definitely make a float and you can do that with a lot of our sore bays. we had a passion fruit that is

>> you can buy points in stores >> we sell in a hole foods in alexandria, old town and 8th street and little red fox. ice cream jubilee.com >> three years now >> three years anniversary was wednesday. >> and you do specials for nats games and things like that >> we do. we celebrate the nats. they're our hometown favorites, absolutely. but we are not only celebrating national ice cream day. we're celebrating all month long. visit our website to see specials that we'll be running and special by one regular, get a dollar scoop. pall month long, it will be hot >> you have creative flavors. what's one that's on your mind you're trying out that you might unleash >> give us the scoop >> nice. i've been trying a

and one that's inspired by treats that i used to have growing up with chinese flavors which is a sour plum, and sour doesn't normally go with ice cream but it will really work. >> sounds great. the grapefruit in the summer >> it will be great. >> you heard i here first. >> getting the scoop, i like it >> ice cream jubilee, check it out. we'll be enjoying this. this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway.

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. i've been in ubers where they will have candy. they will have water for you. but this is something >> mints >> this is something different. a california woman went into labor in an uber. >> she delivered her newborn in the back of the car before she had time to call for an ambulance, we're hearing from the uber driver. take a listen. >> five stars. >> uber driver raymond was wrapping up his friday night when he took one last request. >> yeah, it was just a regular tr

>> or so he thought >> this lady had her hand on her knees, taking deep slow breaths. i got out. saw she was pregnant >> that woman and her husband needed to get to the hospital because she was in labor. >> it's a simple uber drive and then turns into paramedic driver emergency thing and just your heart is pumping and i only got through two street lights before the incident. >> reporter: minutes into the ride, he said her water broke >> we get a couple blocks down. that's when she started feeling pains and started screaming at the top of her lungs and saying call 911. >> reporter: before they could finish the call with 911 >> no, i thought we would have to get out position her or lay her down in the back seat. it just within seconds. within seconds of her water breaking. >> reporter: the woman had the baby in the back seat at the intersection of

>> it's something you want to get out quick. i wasn't thinking aboutmy car how dirty it was. it's just make sure the baby is safe >> raymond said the paramedics took the couple and the newborn to the hospital and he's left with an experience he'll never forget. >> this is a crasituation. i've never been in this situation. i never would have thought it could have got to that. that wouldn't is one tough lady. >> i love how chill he is. >> man, you know, it's just her water broke >> i wasn't worry about my car. nobody is at that point. >> i wasn't worried about how dirty it was. you're still getting five stars >> i can't imagine, took forever, i'm like wow >> he's so -- man, you know >> so cally. >> just a baby in my car >> first one ever. >> the news far from