. >> reporter: that was the final straw for 26-year-old rakita hill and her family who were prohibitedrom joining her in the examination room at united medical center. >> my sister kept calling my phone like what's going on, why they not making it a urgent matter. she then she basically went to the doctor and was just come on, put your stuff back on, we can go to another hospital. >> reporter: that same day t-july seventh the baby was delivered a stillborn at washington hospital center nearby immediately treated by doctors and staff. just one month after the baby's passing, the d.c. department of health issued a ntice to united medical center restricting the hospital's license for obstetric and related newborn services for 90 days. >> they gathered every department, every department gathered with their own departments and had a meeting about it and it was a big one in the auditorium. >> reporter: for rakita hill it's too late and her message to united medical center. >> maybe if they was more urgent about the situation then my daughter could have been saved and could have been here wit

. >> reporter: for rakita hill it's too late and her message to united medical center. >> maybe if they was more urgent about the situation been saved and could have been here with us today. >> reporter: the baby was born seven weeks early, just moments ago we heard from the district's department of health. they say they are unaware of this specific incident and insist it did not factor in the restriction here at united medical center that lasts for 90 days during those 90 days, the hospital says it will work to review and fix cited deficiencies including client assessment screening and also delivery protocol. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> the d.c. fire department is asking for your thoughts and prayers for dane smothers jr. the rookie firefighter who was injured on the job. he's still in critical condition tonight after three surgeries and a fourth pending. members of the department spoke on behalf of dane's family who say they've been overwhelmed by support. even fire departments from around the country have reached out wanting to help. the department says they raised an of money i