New York anchor Olivia Jaquith went into labor during a Wednesday morning broadcast, but she stayed behind the desk to deliver the news.

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A news anchor's water broke while she was live on air — and she still persevered through the three-hour broadcast. On Wednesday, May 21, Olivia Jaquith, an anchor with WRGB, a CBS affiliate in ...

A news anchor in Albany, New York, delivered the day’s breaking news just minutes after her water broke.

A news anchor for New York news station WRGB was able to power through an entire broadcast on Wednesday, all while experiencing contractions.

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Co-anchor Olivia Jaquith delivered the news despite labor contractions and her water breaking, keeping viewers updated on the birth of her first baby.

On Wednesday, morning news anchor Olivia Jaquith opened her live, three-hour telecast with some exciting news about her incoming baby, who was already two days past his due date.

Her co-anchor, Julia Dunn, said Olivia’s water broke around 4:15 in the morning. Still, and in true journalist fashion, Olivia remained calm, poised, and determined to continue doing what she ...

Pregnant anchor's water breaks before she hosts the morning news, and she keeps on going Olivia Jaquith's water broke at 4:15 a.m. two days past her due date as she was anchoring the news at 6 a.m.

Olivia Jaquith, an anchor with CBS affiliate WRGB near Albany, N.Y., experienced her water break live on air and she anchored the three-hour broadcast before going into labor Her co-anchor Julia ...

Pregnant news anchor stays on air during labor. ‘If I disappear, that’s what’s going on,’ she says Olivia Jaquith anchored the 3-hour newscast after her water broke.