Seth Meyers‘ baby boy made a dramatic entrance into the world in the lobby of the comedian and his wife’s apartment building on Sunday. 
 
 The Late Night with Seth Meyers host, 44, welcomed his second child, son Axel Strahl, with Alexi Ashe on April 8, and regaled the audience with the incredible story of his birth just a day later. 
 
 Meyers, who also has a 2-year-old son named Ashe Olson, told his audience Monday that his newborn son Axel couldn’t wait for his parents to arrive at the hospital to make his debut. 
 
 The host thanked the New York Police Department — who arrived just after the baby did and helped cut the cord — and his neighbors, who put towels in the dryer to keep Axel warm until more help arrived. 
 
 “I called 911 and over the course of a minute conversation, I said, ‘We’re about to have a baby — we’re having a baby — we had a baby,’ ” Meyers said. 
 
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 The proud new dad began to cry as he spoke about his wife but attempted to play the tears off by joking, “I’m getting choked up thinking about how brave I was.” 
 
 Meyers explained that his son‘s middle name honors Alexi’s grandparents, who met in a hospital in Austria the day after they were liberated from a concentration camp. 
 
 He also showed off a photo of the birth on the show, which depicted his wife lying on the ground holding their son to her chest as emergency personnel held an oxygen mask to her mouth. Meyers knelt beside her, grinning away at the camera. 
 
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 People on social media congratulated the couple on their new addition and couldn’t help but marvel at the birth story, with one user tweeting, “@sethmeyers you had me weeping with joy tonight. Congratulations to you and your growing family. Welcome Axel. A beautiful story to erase all the bad news from my head.” 
 
 Another tweeted, “@sethmeyers Congratulations on your Baby Boy, Axel!! Man, I really enjoyed your story of the delivery! You’re a good man Seth! #TearsOfJoy #ItsABeautifulThing #LateNight #SethMyers.” 
 
 @sethmeyers you had me weeping with joy tonight. Congratulations to you and your growing family. Welcome Axel. A beautiful story to erase all the bad news from my head. 💙💙 — Lisa Donovan O'Dwyer (@lodawake) April 10, 2018 
 
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 Meyers announced he and his wife were expecting their second child on his show in November. The couple welcomed son Ashe in March 2016. 
 
 “A couple years ago on this show, we announced that we were having Ashe and so I wanna take this opportunity now … my wife and I are expecting a second baby,” Meyers said. ||||| Police: Suspect in Las Vegas road-rage killing thought people were ‘after him’ 
 
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 A teen accused of fatally shooting a Las Vegas woman after a reported road-rage incident said someone had been threatening to hurt his family and he was worried somebody was after him, his friends told Metro Police. 
 
 Erich Milton Nowsch Jr., 19, was arrested Thursday after a standoff with police on counts including murder and attempted murder in the shooting that killed 44-year-old Tammy Meyers. 
 
 Meyers was taking her 15-year-old daughter home from a driving lesson in a school parking lot on Feb. 12 when a silver car drove alongside them, the daughter, Kristal Meyers, told police. 
 
 She said she reached over to honk the horn, and the car spun sideways in front of them, blocking their vehicle, according to a police report released today. 
 
 Kristal Meyers said the male driver, who was about 6 feet tall, told them, “I’m gonna come back for you and your daughter.” 
 
 After returning home, Tammy Meyers got her son, Brandon Meyers, and went looking for the silver car, which they found and followed, police said. 
 
 Brandon Meyers, who was armed with a handgun, told police that as they were following the car, a passenger began shooting at them, the report said. He said he didn't shoot back. 
 
 Brandon Meyers said they drove back to their house, and he ran to the driver’s side to help his mother out of the car. He said he saw the headlights of the silver car approaching and pushed her back into the vehicle, according to the report. 
 
 He said he had moved toward the house when a passenger in the car leaned out of the window and began shooting, the report said. 
 
 He said he fired three shots in the direction of the silver car, which backed out of the cul-de-sac and fled, the report said. 
 
 Brandon Meyers turned to see his mother on the ground, bleeding from the head, police said. 
 
 Tammy Meyers was shot in the head and died Saturday after being taken off life support at University Medical Center. 
 
 When questioned Tuesday by police, Nowsch, who was in custody on an unrelated warrant, denied any involvement in the incident, according to the report. 
 
 Police didn’t indicate how Nowsch became a suspect but said his name was “brought up” during the investigation. 
 
 The day after the shooting, Nowsch showed up at a friend’s apartment. He told his friend, who was home with his girlfriend, that he thought someone in the car at the school parking lot was looking for him, according to the police report. 
 
 Nowsch said another friend picked him up in a silver Audi sedan and there was “an exchange” between the two cars before the other vehicle started following them, the report said. 
 
 His friend's girlfriend quoted him as saying he “got those kids” who were “after him,” police said. He said he fired 22 shots in the cul-de-sac, police said. 
 
 Nowsch reportedly told the pair people had been threatening to hurt his mother and her baby, according to the report. 
 
 The arrest report makes no mention of the relationship between the Meyers family and Nowsch. 
 
 Tammy Meyers’ husband, Robert Meyers, told reporters Thursday that his family knew Nowsch. 
 
 “We knew how bad he was, but we didn’t know he was this bad,” he said. 
 
 Robert Meyers said his wife had given Nowsch food and money. 
 
 He said she took a motherly interest in the boy after his father’s death in 2010. 
 
 Nowsch is expected to appear in court Monday morning. ||||| Breaking News Emails Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. 
 
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 The 19-year-old man accused of fatally shooting a Las Vegas mom in what has been called a road rage attack bragged to friends after the killing, saying he "got those kids, they were after me, and I got them," according to a police warrant released Friday. 
 
 Suspect Erich Nowsch also allegedly told two of his friends that he fired a semiautomatic handgun 22 times in the Feb. 12 incident that left 44-year-old Tammy Meyers shot in the head. She died two days later. 
 
 Nowsch said he fired at two locations that night — once at a car that he thought had someone inside pointing a weapon, and again at someone running from that car after it pulled into a cul-de-sac, according to the warrant. Nowsch told a friend he was sure he hit someone at the cul-de-sac, the warrant says. 
 
 Nowsch was arrested Thursday afternoon after a brief standoff with police at his home, just a block and a half from the Meyers' residence. He's expected to be arraigned Monday on several charges, including murder with a deadly weapon. 
 
 Police are looking for an accomplice, but said they believe Nowsch was the only shooter. 
 
 Meyers' husband revealed Thursday that his wife knew Nowsch, and spent "countless hours" helping him, giving him food, money and advising him to "pull his pants up and be a man." The teenager was known by the nickname "Baby G." 
 
 The police account provides the most details yet into a complicated and conflicting case that initially appeared to be a random road rage incident that rattled residents of Las Vegas. 
 
 The events of that night began as Meyers and her 15-year-old daughter were returning home from a driving lesson — that's when a silver car pulled up beside them and the daughter reached over and honked the horn, police said. 
 
 Suddenly, the car cut in front of them and then "spun sideways" to block their path. The driver, described as 6 feet tall, exited his car and told her, "I'm gonna' come back for you and your daughter," according to the warrant. 
 
 Her mother was able to speed around the car and they returned home, where the daughter was told to wake up her 22-year-old brother, Brandon. 
 
 Brandon Meyers grabbed his 9mm Beretta and went outside and told his mom to come inside and call the police — but she refused, and told him to come with her, or she'd go by herself. 
 
 Brandon and his mother went looking for the car, and eventually found a car she thought was involved in the earlier incident, which led to a chase. According to Brandon Meyers, the cars stopped on a nearby street and the front seat passenger of the silver car began shooting at their vehicle. 
 
 The mother and son sped away and returned to their house, which sits on a cul-de-sac, the warrant says. Brandon Meyers said that's when the silver car appeared, and the front seat passenger again shot at them. 
 
 Brandon Meyers said he shot back, firing three times. The other car backed out of the cul-de-sac, leaving Tammy Meyers lying on the ground bleeding from a gunshot wound to the head. 
 
 Nowsch told his friends that the incident was sparked after he was sitting in a park near the school parking lot and saw the green car, which he thought was following him. That's when he called another friend in a silver Audi sedan to pick him up. According to the friends, Nowsch said there was an exchange between the two cars, and the green car followed them. 
 
 Nowsch told the friends he thought he saw a gun being waved from the window of that car, so he "put a clip in his gun and started shooting at the green car," according to the warrant. 
 
 When he met with friends early the next morning after the incident, he appeared happy and coherent, they said. He told them that he "got those kids, they were after me, and I got them." Nowsch said he opened fire on someone running from the car they’d followed, and he was sure he hit someone, according to the warrant. 
 
 Police have still not identified the driver of the silver Audi. 
 
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– Seth Meyers is a father for the second time, and new son Axel Strahl made his arrival on April 8 in dramatic fashion. Meyers told his audience Monday the story of how he and his wife, Alexi Ashe, were heading to their Uber to take them to the hospital when his wife informed him that she couldn't make it, reports People. (See the clip here.) Back they went into the lobby of their apartment building. "I called 911 and over the course of a minute conversation, I basically said, 'We're about to have a baby—we're having a baby—we had a baby," Meyers said. New York City police and fire crews arrived soon after the birth and helped cut the cord, and both mom and baby are doing fine.