Albows, N – The co-presenter of local news, Olivia Jachch, continued with a three-hour morning news even after their job contractions began and her water broke, keeping the spectators updated on the next birth of her first baby.
“We have some last-minute news this morning, literally,” said co-presenter Julia Dunn at the top of the CBS6 Albany Transmission Wednesday morning. “Olivia’s water has broken, and she is anchoring the news now in active labor.”
“Early work, early work,” said Jachch, who was two days after his expiration date.
Jochchch stayed in the air while Dunn kept recording on Facebook Live.
“I am happy to be here, and I will stay on the desk all the time I can,” said Jachch. “But if I disappear, that’s what is happening.”
Jachch had the option to go home, but she told him The union who decided to spend time in his work instead of “waiting nervously in the hospital.”
“Having all the morning team next to me breaking jokes helped me overcome much easier contractions,” he said in a text message to the newspaper.
The birth of his baby, Quincy, was announced on Thursday.
