An unbelievable story out of Spokane, Washington is showing us just how amazing new technology can be when used for good.

As local TV station KXLY reports, it began at a store called Empire Dance Shop. A clerk was alerted about a baby "turning blue." She is actually a former lifeguard so she lept into action and started doing rescue breathing on the baby after calling 911. Lesley Reckord is a store clerk at Empire Dance Shop YouTube/KXLY

That's when the magic happened.

A mechanic named Jeff Olson was working at a tire store 2 blocks away when all the sudden, his phone sent him probably the most important push notification of his life. Jeff Olson is a master technician at Perfection Tire YouTube/KXLY

Olson is a volunteer EMT and has a smartphone app on his phone called "Pulse Point." PulsePoint is an app that alerts potential first responders in areas of emergency based on GPS tracking PulsePoint.org

The app knew he was right around the corner and sent him a notification that an emergency was going on at the dance shop.

Olson saved the baby's life thanks to the app's alert YouTube/KXLY Olson ran over, was told a baby was going blue, and saved the baby's life.

Here's KXLY's original video story as posted on YouTube by the station: