ABC13 anchor Chauncy Glover reunites with baby boy delivered after helping his mom get to EMS

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- During Hurricane Harvey, it was all hands on deck. Everybody helped everybody, and that included ABC13's reporters.

While covering the deadly flood, ABC13 stumbled upon a young woman who was trapped inside her home in flood waters and in labor.

ABC13 helped Shae Adeyemi get to EMS just in time to have her baby boy, who is now 5 years old and headed to kindergarten.

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It's a big day for Joseph Rose, who everybody calls Joe Joe.

He's getting ready for his first day of school, and you can tell little Joe Joe is not a morning person.

"Come on, wake it up. Get your backpack," Adeyemi said.

He's in his own little 5-year-old world, without a care in the world. It's certainly different than how he came into this world.

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"We're getting this information right now. A woman is in labor," Art Rascon and Melanie Lawson said while anchoring the storm coverage.

In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey swept through. Anchor Chauncy Glover was reporting in the flooded Fifth Ward on a boat.

People were trapped in their homes, in dire need. Glover's reports turned into rescue efforts. With the boat full, the crew was headed to higher ground when suddenly they heard Latoya Rose screaming.

"The water was over my stomach at that point," Rose said. "We was out there trying to spot anybody. We seen people. They saw us, but people wouldn't stop. Y'all were the first people that stopped for us."

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Her daughter, Adeyemi, 19 at the time, was in labor. Shocking because the family didn't even know she was pregnant.

"We had our suspicions. We thought that because, as you can see, she wasn't big. She was very small," Rose said.

The ABC13 crew put Adeyemi on a chair, waded through flood waters, and got her out of the house.

"I just need you to keep breathing," Chauncy told Shae.

"I'm like, 'If you don't shut up, I am breathing,'" Adeyemi said.

ABC13 got Adeyemi to an ambulance, and EMS officials got to St. Francis in the nick of time. Joe Joe was born right as the ambulance pulled up.

"Thank God y'all were there because there's no telling what could've happened," Rose said.

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Five years later, Joe Joe is starting kindergarten.

"I love toys. Spiderman and Batman are my favorites," Joe Joe said.

He was a blessing in the middle of a brutal storm.

"It was a hectic time. I was so scared, but we made it, and we're here," Adeyemi said.

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