ABC News Senior Foreign Correspondent Jim Sciutto took to Twitter to announce the birth of a baby boy–delivered “at home by his dad” along with an assist from “Nick and Ruth” from the London Ambulance Service.

Sciutto, who calls them “EMS heroes” says things happened fast. “Turns out the little man was in a rush.” Sciutto says the EMS arrived just two minutes before the baby was born to help dad with the delivery.

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Want to know what it feels like, in the moment, to be a reporter on the ground in a war zone? ABC’s Jim Sciutto, who was one of the few Western reporters on the ground during the Iran protests, found himself under rocket fire during last night’s attacks in Kabul.

At 5pm today President Obama will be meeting Henry Louis Gates and Sgt. Crowley for the much-hyped “Beer Summit.” But today also marks the 40 day anniversary of Neda’s death. Neda, you may recall, was the young Iranian woman who death during last month’s sweeping election protests was captured on video and watched around the world. Will today also mark Iran’s reemergence as a headline dominator? Or will beer and Birthers continue to rule the day?