TONIGHT, ANDY CEROTA, KPRC CHANNEL 2 NEWS. Reporter: THANK YOU, ANDY. ONLY ON 2 WE ARE GETTING DETAILS ABOUT A SAD STORY IN SOUTHWEST HOUSTON. A PREGNANT WOMAN RUN OVER AND KILLED POLICE SAY BY HER HUSBAND. SHE DIED BUT DOCTORS WERE ABLE TO SAVE HER BABY. ANOUSHAH RASTA JOINING US LIVE WHERE THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED ON SOUTH CAN HE RECOLLECTWOOD AND BUSINESS NET. I KNOW YOU JUST GOT AN UPDATE ON THE BABY'S CONDITION, RIGHT? Reporter: PHIL, THAT IS RIGHT. DOCTORS DELIVERED THE WOMAN'S BABY BY EMERGENCY C-SECTION. NOW IN JUST THE LAST HOUR WE HAVE LEARNED THE BABY IS 36 WEEKS OLD AND IN STABLE CONDITION AT MEMORIAL HERMANN HOSPITAL DOWNTOWN. THIS IS THE MAN HOUSTON POLICE SAY RAN OVER HIS PREGNANT WIFE. THE WOMAN LATER DIED. ACCORDING TO INVESTIGATORS HE WAS BEHIND THE WHEEL AND SHE WAS AT THE DRIVER'S WINDOW OUTSIDE. Reporter: AS HE WAS LEAVE SHING CAME TO THE DRIVER'S DOOR, HELD ON. THE HUSBAND WAS DRIVING AWAY, WHERE SHE SLIPS AND FALLS AND THE TRUCK RUNS OVER HERE. Reporter: INVESTIGATORS TELL ME THE COUPLE WAS ARGUING ABOUT GETTING THE WOMAN'S CAR REPAIRED. IT IS A BLUE CIVIC POLICE SURROUNDED WITH YELLOW CRIME TAPE. HE WAS GOING TO GET IT FIXED LATER ON BUT SHE WANTED IT FIXED NOW SO SHE SAID I NEED MORE MONEY. Reporter: THE HUSBAND WALKED POLICE THROUGH WHAT HAPPENED. H.P.D. SAYS THE HUSBAND TRIED HELPING HIS WIFE AFTER HE RAN HER OVER AND IMMEDIATELY CALLED 9-1-1. Reporter: THIS IS AT THE SCENE. WITNESSES SAY HE WAS CRYING AND CALLED FOR 9-1-1 FOR HELP. Reporter: PARAMEDICS RUSHED THE WOMAN TO MEMORIAL HERMANN SOUTHWEST HOSPITAL, WHERE SHE DIED. DOCTORS SUCCESSFULLY DELIVERED HER BABY BY C-SECTION. JUSTIN MARTINEZ SAYS HE IS GOOD FRIENDS WITH THE WOMAN'S 17-YEAR-OLD SON AND FOUND OUT SHE DIED WHEN HE GOT A PHONE CALL AT SCHOOL. Reporter: SHE WAS A NICE PERSON TO ME AND EVERYBODY. SHE LOVED THESE CHILDREN. Reporter: POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING THE INCIDENT. MEANWHILE THE WOMAN'S HUSBAND IS NOT FACING ANY CHARGES AT THIS TIME. 
 
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 A pregnant woman was run over and killed unintentionally by her husband Monday in southwest Houston. Doctors were able to successfully deliver her baby. 
 
 The baby is 36 weeks old and in stable condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital downtown. 
 
 Police told KPRC 2 News the woman's husband is not a suspect. He was never handcuffed and arrested. They said it appears as though he did not run her over on purpose. 
 
 Houston police spent several hours questioning the man on Monday after they said he ran over his pregnant wife in their truck and killed her near an apartment complex 10800 South Glen near South Kirkwood Road in southwest Houston. 
 
 Police said it started as an argument over car repairs. The woman needed money from her husband to get her car, a blue Honda Civic, fixed. 
 
 "He was going to go get it fixed later on once he got more money, but she wanted it fixed now so she was demanding more money," said HPD Investigator Rolando Saenz. 
 
 Investigators said the husband, who was behind the wheel of a green truck, tried to drive away from his wife, who was standing outside. 
 
 "As he was leaving, she came to driver's door, held onto the door, the husband drives away, where she slips and falls, and the husband runs over her," said Saenz. 
 
 Paramedics rushed the woman to Memorial Hermann Hospital Southwest where she died. Doctors successfully delivered her baby by C-section. The baby was then transported via Life Flight Helicopter to Memorial Hermann Hospital for observation. There is no word on the baby's condition at this time. 
 
 Justin Martinez said he is good friends with the woman's 17-year-old son and found out she died when he got a phone call at school. 
 
 "She was a really nice person to me and everybody, and she loved her children," said Martinez. 
 
 Police officers told KPRC 2 News her husband seemed remorseful about her death. 
 
 "The witnesses at the scene did say he was crying, and he was calling for 911 for help," said Saenz. 
 
 No charged have been filed. 
 
 Police haven't released the woman's name. 

 Police in Houston, Texas, say a pregnant woman was run over and killed unintentionally by her husband April 20, 2015. Doctors were able to successfully deliver her baby. The baby is 36 weeks old and in stable condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital. (Published Tuesday, April 21, 2015) 
 
 Doctors saved the life of a nearly-full term baby whose mother died when she was run over by her husband's truck, Houston police say. 
 
 Police said no charges were filed over Monday's accident. KPRC-TV reports authorities said the baby was delivered at 36 weeks and was hospitalized in stable condition. 
 
 Police said the couple apparently argued over repairs for her car. 
 
 Investigator Rolando Saenz said the husband said he didn't have the money to get her car fixed. Saenz said the pregnant woman was holding on to the driver's door when her husband began to pull away. 
 
 Police said the woman slipped, fell and accidentally was run over by the truck. She died at a hospital, where doctors delivered her baby. 
 
 Further details on the family weren't immediately released.
– An argument about a car repair ended with a tragic accident involving another vehicle, say Houston police: A pregnant woman died Monday after being run over by her husband; her baby, who was delivered at 36 weeks via C-section, survived. Police tell KPRC 2 News that the unnamed couple were arguing over money the woman needed to get her Honda Civic fixed. She wanted it now; her husband said the fix would happen later, once he had more money, say police. He was sitting behind the wheel of a truck at the time and tried to leave as she stood outside. "As he was leaving, she came to driver's door, held onto the door, the husband drives away, where she slips and falls, and the husband runs over her," says Rolando Saenz, an investigator with the Houston PD. Saenz says witnesses describe the man as crying and upset, and NBC DFW reports no charges have been filed; police believe it was unintentional. The New York Daily News identifies the woman as Enerida Perez-Barrera, 35. It reports the child born was a son; the baby is in stable condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital. KPRC 2 News was told the woman also has a 17-year-old son. It's not the first such tragedy to make headlines this week: A father of seven died driving his pregnant wife to the hospital.