As a firefighter, the education is long and monotonous, the testing stressful, the continuing education grueling. Your sleep pattern sucks, you have a terrible diet, your family sees you a couple times a week, etc. This can all be very draining and leaves you questioning your career choice. However, it only takes this one night, this one single run, this one grateful and relieved family to answer that question and for the rest of your career you know you’re exactly where you need to be. Great job brothers!
It takes a special kind of person who against all instincts in their mind telling them to run they walk right into harms way. The selfless act of laying your life on the line in the hope to save another can't be appreciated enough. Truly hero's.
It’s not like they are lining up to have their heads cut off. It’s a skill that is fostered and trained. Humans are capable of more than average life allows; the real “heroics” are deciding you won’t be a cog in a wheel doing something useless, the specifics are unimportant.
@@FROGMEDIC I think training for smoke inhalation and 2nd story access should be bread and butter for a fire department. It’s not like a bus hit a dialysis center whilst a plane crashed on top of it.
@@dustinlerch9272 You seem like the kind of person who's never done anything of consequence. I've known plenty of people like you. Spectators with all the answers, just no skin in the game. Always have something to say from the safety of your keyboard.
@@Madmac96 Hahaha. You’re a cute one. The QA alone on that dog shit call should have them all at the chiefs desk answering for their actions. That was an abortion of fire rescue and the bitch of it all is that you are projecting your own lack of experience.
House fires are just very traumatic and devastating. I had one in 2017 I believe. We lost everything we owned. Thank you to all those hero’s that helped my family during this event! Some of you are out there
Great job to all the firefighters and EMS workers. The quick response to the fire was fast. This is a great learning tool for others. Hope the daughter and father are doing well.
I remember working as a fire cadet , man oh man do these guys have a hard job. Can’t see anything within 2 to 3 feet, over 40 pounds worth of gear, and not to mention how ridiculously heavy the hoses are when they are filled with water. Fire department does not get enough credit for their work , Thank you !🙏🏽
Amazing footage. I spent 10 yrs serving in a rural volunteer fire department. It takes a very special person to do this work. I’m still haunted by the things I seen during those 10 yrs.
Thank you for your 10 years of volunteer firefighting. Especially in a rural area where you don't have 50 people to help and usually no hydrants which means bring your own water,
Hate to say it brother, but they never fully go away. They hide in the back of your mind and some things will bring them out sometimes. It's how you handle it that makes the difference and helps. Keep strong.
Somehow those " memories" don't haunt me after 26 years..........I can remember most of them and still tell stories about some ( with others in the fire service). Can still remember the 3 fires that almost got me clear as the day they happened, but someone was riding on my shoulder and got us out. Hardest thing isn't seeing the death and/or dismemberment ( for me), it's seeing the surviving family or friends involved in the fatal accident or fire.
@@firefighterpk2440 it's something you get numb to after so many of them....the worst ones for me that I can't get rid of are the ones that involved pets (I know I know, I got a thing for pets) and children...be it fires or MVCs. The ones with children have stuck with me. And the biggest of them all is the day we lost almost an entire shift in 4 hours. That one....that one still haunts me 2 decades later. And even not being on the job anymore some noises and smells bring it all back. I now tell my volunteer members to not feel like it's not ok to talk to someone when they need to. Some times the hardest shell can crack but when it heals the demons are already inside. But brother that is awesome that you left those demons behind.
Absolutely heartbreaking 😞and devastating for the lady who managed to get out with the help from her husband, before he returned to the house to rescue his daughter and then failed to return 😞 i hope her husband & daughter survive and make excellent recoveries and haven’t sustained any burn injuries, i’m glad the dog was also rescued, a bit of company for the lady while everyone recovers, i hope and pray that they do. Thank you to the firefighters for the excellent job they do, Best wishes to the family involved.
What are you talking about not reading the description?? It says dramatic rescue , that doesn’t mean they are alive it means the fire department got them out .
@@bloxidy8752 The description that says they were both transported to a trauma center in *critical condition* ? Yup, after reading that, you can absolutely be arrogant dick sure they both survived. 🤦♂️
Really liked the video style of this house fire. It really shows what it's like to be a firefighter. Amazing but sad. Make more like this, no one else is.
I can only imagine how much it hurts to lose everything in a disaster like a fire. Doggo and family inside? Even worse. Thanks to these strong men and women who work in these environments to save lives- while putting themselves in danger. They don't get nearly enough credit.
Great footage man. Brings back memories of when I was a volunteer. I miss it but I don't think I am physically capable of doing it now. Hope the family is ok now.
Hoping everyone involved recovers well. I've personally always wanted to see a helmet cam of the moment they find and rescue someone (hopefully alive... I dont want to watch the devastating alternative). I know I wouldnt be able to spot someone in those conditions. Firefighters are HEROES
Hard to know if a rescue is a fatality or not until they get to the hospital and even then a firefighter probably wouldn’t even get that closure. All I know is any victim coming out of those conditions is definitely unconscious and will probably a faint to none pulse and that’s all the firefighter will get to know.
Good job guys way to go. Prayers to the families involved. Bravo to my fellow brothers and sisters in the fire service. After 30 years I have retired but I miss it everyday.
God be with these poor folks! Prayers that the father and daughter both make a full recovery, and that the whole family has a strong support system of other family and friends! 🙏
Arrived all geared up, masks on. Should be standard procedure. Better use of time to gear up while in transit and not when the fire advances while gearing up onsite. Great job folks!!
People say you should own a gun because "When seconds count the police are only minutes away" . The fire department is many many minutes away from the time the call goes in to the time they turn on a hose. They need a fire truck that has multiple water canons and built in water supply to start the initial assault to slow down the spread of the fire . I never knew how long it took to setup a truck to fight a fire until my condo building went up. The fire could have been contained to just one unit on the third floor if they got water on the fire at the same time the police showed up but by the time the ladder tower arrived and setup some hoses the fire was already in the attic and spread across the whole top floor. Now all units on 3 floors took heavy damage simply because 3 feet of water put in the attic must come down to the ground.
@Steven Kelley The HOA was getting fined for leaving the building up and in danger of collapse with heavy snow on the way so it was finally demolished . Now we have to fight the insurance company to get the cash to rebuild . We are 9 months into the battle . I would own three or more fire extinguishers from here on out. One working fire extinguisher that say would have saved the building , either that or not having two renters who were smoking pot and burning incense to mask the smell .
@rbspider, I would be extremely cautious in trying to extinguish a fire inside any structure. Houses now are full of plastics from laminate and vinyl plank flooring to spray foam insulation. It burns hot and fast and produces extremely toxic smoke. Smoke not only has extremely high levels of CO it also has chemicals like hydrogen cyanide in it, which will make you go into cardiac arrest. You complain about the fire department cause the loss of your home but really what has failed you is poor life choices by your neighbours, building code, and likely shoddy workmanship. Any wood framed multiple dwelling structure (town house/row house)should have sprinklers. It should also have masonry fire walls between every unit that extends to the roof line. But sadly that doesn’t seem to be building code where you live and likely all that’s required is a 2hr fire rating between units so on walls that separate units they use 5/8” drywall vs 1/2”. This is also assuming the drywall crew took their time during the install and left no holes that fire could get into the walls or into the attic. Moral of the storey, don’t try and extinguish a fire yourself unless it’s extremely small and you have an escape route planned. Apparently the father in this video went back I tot he house and because a victim of smoke inhalation as CPR had to be performed on him.
Firefighters in my city suit up in less than a minute before they ever even leave the firehouse. Once the call comes in, they drop whatever and hop into their gear.
When I was a kid our back shed caught on fire. We didn’t realize it was on fire till the neighbor came knocking on windows doors to get us up. It was late at night. The response was pretty fast since we used to live close to a fire station. Dudes were in the fucking zone. I was panicking because my toys were in there. Not thinking about it may catch the whole neighborhood on fire. The firefighters showed up and had the fire out with in minutes. A lot of expensive things got burned up in that shed. I will always remember the brave firefighters just going in there and handling business. No one got hurt insurance covered the loses and out house and tree didn’t burn. I thought for sure the tree was going to catch on fire since it was about 10 feet from the shed. Watching this video reminds me of that night. The whole neighborhood was out at 1am just being nosy. Firefighters discussing the cause of it. At school the next day kids that lived close to me were asking all kinds of questions about the fire. Shit was wild for sure.
Very amazing coverage......Prayers for mother,father,daughter and doggie have quick recovery. And the Proud first responders God bless them TRUE HEROES💕🙏🏻💕
Continuous ongoing Thoughts prayers going up to The father and daughter the mother an thee whole entire family💟🛐💟 I pray that father and daughter are OK and truly my heart goes out to all of them at this time
Man i have a brother in Christ who works for Cy-Fair fire department and puts his life on the line just like these men! For all i know he’s probably one of the guys on this video, and i am extremely proud of him for being able to do this insanely difficult job. I keep him and his crew mates in my prayers always in Jesus name. 🙏🏼♥️💯
The fact that a person is willing to go in to a building that’s engulfed in fire to save someone they don’t even know, no less. 👏 Fire is cool but really scary. The fact that it can and will destroy everting and anything it can in its path.
It’s going to happen in this day and age. As much as I would hate people filming myself or a loved one but I know it would be inevitable. People are naturally curious specially during a tragedy.
Thank you for what you do--including the police that arrived first then assisted. when i was very much younger, i ran the #1 repair locker aboard USS JFK. hats off to all fire fighters.
Cy Fair is an outstanding combination fire department- both volunteer and paid folks. Great effort on the search and the fire attack from the exterior. Anybody know the fate of the two they pulled out?
As a fire fighter. I just had my first death do to entrapment while a house has filled involved. Some say we did all we could but I still wish we could have done more🕊😔
They may be airlifted to Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio since they are critical. It's the premier burn injury treatment center in the USA.
How do you know this? Why would you say it’s the best in the USA. Have you been a burn victim your self. Are you a medical student? I disagree with your comment. There are other hospitals in the us that have great burn treatment centers that specialize in that., that are just as good if not better so don’t go saying this place is the premiere burn trauma center in the us. Troll
@@erikak8187 BAMC is always at the forefront of burn treatment because of the expertise involved with the burn treatment of US Army soldiers that get burn injuries from the latest military weaponry. I don't care what hospital you are related to lady.
@@erikak8187 Why so angry bc someone thinks a certain Hospital is the leading hospital for a particular injury? It's their personal opinion, which we all have! No need to call people names and get upset! I had surgery at HSS,which stands for Hospital for Special Surgery, in NYC. They are the premier Hospital in the Country for any type of injuries that require surgery that you might see in sports,knees,shoulders,ACL,MCL,and for me Cervical Spinal fusion. Lots of professional sports teams send their injured players there,great Hospital!!!
@@erikak8187 as a former flight medic for 10.5 years, I can attest BAMC is the best in the nation. That is the only place we flew all our traumas to, including our burn protocol pts Their military expertise is sought after by other med centers, both burn centers and not.
Currently studying to become fire fighter I am 17 years old. I was trainee working In my local fire department. It was holiday weekend and strange abt this particular day was that we had only 2 actual firefighters working. I was doing checking our gear and usually we trainees don't participate in these calls but this time it was bigger fire than usual and 2 members wasn't enough. So we left with squad of 2 trainees with no experience in real scenario and 2 over 5 years of experience. We send message to next closest fire department for extra help but it takes around 25 minutes to arrive to that particular destination. The fire didn't look that big when we get there but the biggest problem was that normaly firefighters don't enter in buildings if they don't have a pair but this time, i had to go with one of the more experienced firefighters. We were inside building for 15 minutes. And heard our teammates telling to run back outside cause there was some kind of gas leaking from top of the building i just got outside but my partner was just abt to leave the building and the attic of the building exploded.
Last month my house in LA caught on fire due to me not knowing my oven was still on before going to bed, I woke up 30 minutes later with smoke coming though my window from the kitchen. I screamed and called 911, the came 5 minutes later and I was able to get out. My 10 year old daughter Sarah was trapped because her bedroom is next to the kitchen, the firefighters told me not to worry they will get her out soon. 2 hours later I heard her cry, she and I cried hard because I though I would loose my baby girl. Niall came home from the store and dinner and asked me why was I upset, when I told him the whole thing he grabbed me tightly to keep me safe from the flames that were really high in my oven. Niall can't stand fire and nether can I, the builders were FINALLY able to finish up my house last week because of how bad the fire was, I almost died that day guys
Those air packs that they wear have a motion sensor in them that if it doesn’t detect movement an alarm will go off. He is turning the alarm off by shaking the air pack
Brandursache: ein Garagenbrand mit Ausdehnung auf den Wohnbereich - war bestimmt wieder so ein Elektro - Fahrzeug, dessen Batterien hochgegangen sind! Gottseidank hat es keine Toten gegeben! Gute Arbeit von der Feuerwehr!
As a firefighter, the education is long and monotonous, the testing stressful, the continuing education grueling. Your sleep pattern sucks, you have a terrible diet, your family sees you a couple times a week, etc.
This can all be very draining and leaves you questioning your career choice.
However, it only takes this one night, this one single run, this one grateful and relieved family to answer that question and for the rest of your career you know you’re exactly where you need to be.
Great job brothers!
The number one cause of death for firefighters is heart attack because of these things. Unless thats changed but i dont believe so. Crazy.
well it was its occupational cancer now
(salutes)🌹
It takes a special kind of person who against all instincts in their mind telling them to run they walk right into harms way. The selfless act of laying your life on the line in the hope to save another can't be appreciated enough. Truly hero's.
It’s not like they are lining up to have their heads cut off. It’s a skill that is fostered and trained. Humans are capable of more than average life allows; the real “heroics” are deciding you won’t be a cog in a wheel doing something useless, the specifics are unimportant.
@@dustinlerch9272 yes intense continuous training but comes with great risks coz you can never train for every scenario!
@@FROGMEDIC
I think training for smoke inhalation and 2nd story access should be bread and butter for a fire department. It’s not like a bus hit a dialysis center whilst a plane crashed on top of it.
@@dustinlerch9272 You seem like the kind of person who's never done anything of consequence. I've known plenty of people like you. Spectators with all the answers, just no skin in the game. Always have something to say from the safety of your keyboard.
@@Madmac96
Hahaha. You’re a cute one. The QA alone on that dog shit call should have them all at the chiefs desk answering for their actions. That was an abortion of fire rescue and the bitch of it all is that you are projecting your own lack of experience.
Wow this is what hero’s look like. Stay safe and thank you for being there in any of our times of need. Stay safe
This video is 1 of many reasons why I respect firefighters.
That’s a Life or death job! I pray the victims are OK and recovering and salute to the firefighters Great job guys!!
House fires are just very traumatic and devastating. I had one in 2017 I believe. We lost everything we owned. Thank you to all those hero’s that helped my family during this event! Some of you are out there
You don’t remember what year, in the last 5, that your house burned down?
@@TheFrogfeeder it was on the top of my head. But I did confirm that it was 2017. March 23rd. I remember everything like it happened yesterday
@@TheFrogfeeder i dunno what you think you accomplished with that question
@@thaloblue just calling out a lie…
Thanking God for all first responders. Prayers for the family and the dog to fully recover.
Great footage!
You guys are incredible!!! God bless and keep you all safe.
Great job to all the firefighters and EMS workers.
The quick response to the fire was fast.
This is a great learning tool for others.
Hope the daughter and father are doing well.
I remember working as a fire cadet , man oh man do these guys have a hard job. Can’t see anything within 2 to 3 feet, over 40 pounds worth of gear, and not to mention how ridiculously heavy the hoses are when they are filled with water. Fire department does not get enough credit for their work , Thank you !🙏🏽
It sucks that two occupants were seriously hurt great job finding the victims and resuscitating them. Wishing them a speedy recovery.
Amazing footage. I spent 10 yrs serving in a rural volunteer fire department. It takes a very special person to do this work. I’m still haunted by the things I seen during those 10 yrs.
Thank you for your 10 years of volunteer firefighting. Especially in a rural area where you don't have 50 people to help and usually no hydrants which means bring your own water,
Hate to say it brother, but they never fully go away. They hide in the back of your mind and some things will bring them out sometimes. It's how you handle it that makes the difference and helps. Keep strong.
Somehow those " memories" don't haunt me after 26 years..........I can remember most of them and still tell stories about some ( with others in the fire service). Can still remember the 3 fires that almost got me clear as the day they happened, but someone was riding on my shoulder and got us out. Hardest thing isn't seeing the death and/or dismemberment ( for me), it's seeing the surviving family or friends involved in the fatal accident or fire.
@@firefighterpk2440 it's something you get numb to after so many of them....the worst ones for me that I can't get rid of are the ones that involved pets (I know I know, I got a thing for pets) and children...be it fires or MVCs. The ones with children have stuck with me. And the biggest of them all is the day we lost almost an entire shift in 4 hours. That one....that one still haunts me 2 decades later. And even not being on the job anymore some noises and smells bring it all back. I now tell my volunteer members to not feel like it's not ok to talk to someone when they need to. Some times the hardest shell can crack but when it heals the demons are already inside. But brother that is awesome that you left those demons behind.
Incredible footage of the firefighters walking out after finding the trapped people.
The speed they do this at is incredible just outstanding.
Absolutely heartbreaking 😞and devastating for the lady who managed to get out with the help from her husband, before he returned to the house to rescue his daughter and then failed to return 😞 i hope her husband & daughter survive and make excellent recoveries and haven’t sustained any burn injuries, i’m glad the dog was also rescued, a bit of company for the lady while everyone recovers, i hope and pray that they do. Thank you to the firefighters for the excellent job they do, Best wishes to the family involved.
They did survive, it's in the description box.
wow lol that just shows how no one reads the desc
What are you talking about not reading the description?? It says dramatic rescue , that doesn’t mean they are alive it means the fire department got them out .
@@mike12b41 the title is not the description. the description is under the title
@@bloxidy8752 The description that says they were both transported to a trauma center in *critical condition* ?
Yup, after reading that, you can absolutely be arrogant dick sure they both survived. 🤦♂️
Strong work Cy-Fair. Prayers to the victims.
Really liked the video style of this house fire. It really shows what it's like to be a firefighter. Amazing but sad. Make more like this, no one else is.
The Information officer actually did a damn good job. Hope the two injured made it through. Prayers for them.
That's the first time I've ever seen a POV FD camera. Amazing. 👏👏. Much respect for them.
First responders = God sent Angels 🙏
SMOKE DETECTORS SAVE LIVES.... THAT IS THE PIO MESSAGE OF THE DAY.
OUTSTANDING; righteous push & grab. Thank you for your service & video.
Great job all around. Very well done on the life and death footage while still protecting privacy.
Fantastic work by Cy-Fair! Grabs! Putting life first is how it always should be, get inside and get them out! Absolutely love it
Fantastic DOUBLE GRAB. I pray for the speedy recovery of the victims. Stay Safe Brothers and Sisters !!!!!!
I can only imagine how much it hurts to lose everything in a disaster like a fire. Doggo and family inside? Even worse. Thanks to these strong men and women who work in these environments to save lives- while putting themselves in danger. They don't get nearly enough credit.
Firefighters are Such respectable workers . They are real life heros
Now THIS is coverage!! Wow! This got my adrenaline going 💯
Prayers for all hope everyone is doing well great got dog safe too
Great footage! Really gives you an inside what it is to be a firefighter. I now know I could never do it. Respect!
It's the best job in the world. 🔥🚒
By far,the greatest job on earth! Ok,maybe a F-22 pilot has a pretty awesome job too! Lol
It does. I haven't had my helmet can working for a while. I missed recording a few fires we had.
I hope the rescued make full recovery.
Amazing work from Cy-Fair Fd!
Great footage man. Brings back memories of when I was a volunteer. I miss it but I don't think I am physically capable of doing it now. Hope the family is ok now.
I’m 47 and still active, I do fire suppression, but can’t do S&R (search & rescue) anymore cuz I had knee surgery in ‘17 after a bad motorcycle wreck.
I'm 56 and still prefer riding in the back seat vs the officer seat.
Hoping everyone involved recovers well. I've personally always wanted to see a helmet cam of the moment they find and rescue someone (hopefully alive... I dont want to watch the devastating alternative). I know I wouldnt be able to spot someone in those conditions. Firefighters are HEROES
Hard to know if a rescue is a fatality or not until they get to the hospital and even then a firefighter probably wouldn’t even get that closure. All I know is any victim coming out of those conditions is definitely unconscious and will probably a faint to none pulse and that’s all the firefighter will get to know.
@@thtboii5884 Why wouldnt they be able to get updates from the hospital?
you firemen are the right hand of god you save lives, and help people in danger. god bless all of our first responders.
Good job guys way to go. Prayers to the families involved. Bravo to my fellow brothers and sisters in the fire service. After 30 years I have retired but I miss it everyday.
This illustrates how diffcult it is to find a victim in a blazing fire. People just don't realize or understand how diffcult it is to see in there.
God be with these poor folks! Prayers that the father and daughter both make a full recovery, and that the whole family has a strong support system of other family and friends! 🙏
Thank God for our brave first responders!
Dam! So sad! My prayers are with family. May they pull out healthy and alive.
Job well done, Brothers and Sisters, job well done!!
Awesome Job !!! Great Save !!
Arrived all geared up, masks on. Should be standard procedure. Better use of time to gear up while in transit and not when the fire advances while gearing up onsite. Great job folks!!
People say you should own a gun because "When seconds count the police are only minutes away" . The fire department is many many minutes away from the time the call goes in to the time they turn on a hose. They need a fire truck that has multiple water canons and built in water supply to start the initial assault to slow down the spread of the fire . I never knew how long it took to setup a truck to fight a fire until my condo building went up.
The fire could have been contained to just one unit on the third floor if they got water on the fire at the same time the police showed up but by the time the ladder tower arrived and setup some hoses the fire was already in the attic and spread across the whole top floor. Now all units on 3 floors took heavy damage simply because 3 feet of water put in the attic must come down to the ground.
@Steven Kelley The HOA was getting fined for leaving the building up and in danger of collapse with heavy snow on the way so it was finally demolished . Now we have to fight the insurance company to get the cash to rebuild . We are 9 months into the battle . I would own three or more fire extinguishers from here on out. One working fire extinguisher that say would have saved the building , either that or not having two renters who were smoking pot and burning incense to mask the smell .
@rbspider, I would be extremely cautious in trying to extinguish a fire inside any structure. Houses now are full of plastics from laminate and vinyl plank flooring to spray foam insulation. It burns hot and fast and produces extremely toxic smoke. Smoke not only has extremely high levels of CO it also has chemicals like hydrogen cyanide in it, which will make you go into cardiac arrest. You complain about the fire department cause the loss of your home but really what has failed you is poor life choices by your neighbours, building code, and likely shoddy workmanship. Any wood framed multiple dwelling structure (town house/row house)should have sprinklers. It should also have masonry fire walls between every unit that extends to the roof line. But sadly that doesn’t seem to be building code where you live and likely all that’s required is a 2hr fire rating between units so on walls that separate units they use 5/8” drywall vs 1/2”. This is also assuming the drywall crew took their time during the install and left no holes that fire could get into the walls or into the attic. Moral of the storey, don’t try and extinguish a fire yourself unless it’s extremely small and you have an escape route planned. Apparently the father in this video went back I tot he house and because a victim of smoke inhalation as CPR had to be performed on him.
Firefighters in my city suit up in less than a minute before they ever even leave the firehouse. Once the call comes in, they drop whatever and hop into their gear.
Awesome job firefighters! I sure hope the father and daughter make it.
Our nation's firefighters are heroes! They are the selfless workers in government!!!!
I feel very bad for these folks, first they loose there home and two of them are in critical condition. Definitely praying for them.
yes,god has his hand over them
When I was a kid our back shed caught on fire. We didn’t realize it was on fire till the neighbor came knocking on windows doors to get us up. It was late at night. The response was pretty fast since we used to live close to a fire station. Dudes were in the fucking zone. I was panicking because my toys were in there. Not thinking about it may catch the whole neighborhood on fire. The firefighters showed up and had the fire out with in minutes. A lot of expensive things got burned up in that shed. I will always remember the brave firefighters just going in there and handling business. No one got hurt insurance covered the loses and out house and tree didn’t burn. I thought for sure the tree was going to catch on fire since it was about 10 feet from the shed. Watching this video reminds me of that night. The whole neighborhood was out at 1am just being nosy. Firefighters discussing the cause of it. At school the next day kids that lived close to me were asking all kinds of questions about the fire. Shit was wild for sure.
Great job Brothers. Thank you for all you do. Prayers for all involved. 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸
That is much more like a real Good fire rescue good work guys
Very amazing coverage......Prayers for mother,father,daughter and doggie have quick recovery. And the Proud first responders God bless them TRUE HEROES💕🙏🏻💕
Excellent first attack, Excellent Rescue and Great Aggressive follow up
Continuous ongoing Thoughts prayers going up to The father and daughter the mother an thee whole entire family💟🛐💟 I pray that father and daughter are OK and truly my heart goes out to all of them at this time
Fire fighters are the truest servants of the public
Man i have a brother in Christ who works for Cy-Fair fire department and puts his life on the line just like these men! For all i know he’s probably one of the guys on this video, and i am extremely proud of him for being able to do this insanely difficult job. I keep him and his crew mates in my prayers always in Jesus name. 🙏🏼♥️💯
Thank you all great job 👍
Awesome reporting and awesome job 1st responders! What the heck would we do without you? You are so needed!
Excellant job by all responders. Pray everyone is ok.
Excellent job first responders 🇺🇸👍👍👍👍✌
Love you fire fighters
Thank you 🙏🏻
This is amazing!
Respect to all first responders 🙏🏼
Wow , i bet those ff's & ;paramedics were proud to save the life of those 2 people ---Debbie
The fact that a person is willing to go in to a building that’s engulfed in fire to save someone they don’t even know, no less. 👏
Fire is cool but really scary. The fact that it can and will destroy everting and anything it can in its path.
The callousness of the people standing right by the homeowner recording with their cell phones. Seriously?
They are documenting a reaI-Iife event. How is that caIIous?
@@rockstarofredondo and the fire fighters actions!!!👌🏿
But when news crews who do this to report the news is perfectly alright, right. 🙄
It’s going to happen in this day and age. As much as I would hate people filming myself or a loved one but I know it would be inevitable. People are naturally curious specially during a tragedy.
@@rockstarofredondo invasion of privacy,delivering a baby,yes ,fire no
Thank you for what you do--including the police that arrived first then assisted. when i was very much younger, i ran the #1 repair locker aboard USS JFK. hats off to all fire fighters.
Prayers for the family
My god that’s amazing.
Cy Fair is an outstanding combination fire department- both volunteer and paid folks. Great effort on the search and the fire attack from the exterior. Anybody know the fate of the two they pulled out?
Just awful to see... I really hope the victims will be ok.
GOD PLEASE BE WITH THE OCCUPANTS! GREAT JOB BY THE "WARRIORS" ONCE AGAIN !🇺🇸
Great job guys
All them flashing lights. Like space ships. Give people a headache.
God bless and keep our heros
Great great video. So much
Learned in this. Made me feel like I was on fire ground
As a fire fighter. I just had my first death do to entrapment while a house has filled involved. Some say we did all we could but I still wish we could have done more🕊😔
Bless your heart ❤️
Thank you 🙏
They may be airlifted to Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio since they are critical. It's the premier burn injury treatment center in the USA.
I hope they did not get burns.. that is the worst injury you can ever get. Painful OMG.. Just hope they were not servery burnt..
How do you know this? Why would you say it’s the best in the USA. Have you been a burn victim your self. Are you a medical student? I disagree with your comment. There are other hospitals in the us that have great burn treatment centers that specialize in that., that are just as good if not better so don’t go saying this place is the premiere burn trauma center in the us. Troll
@@erikak8187 BAMC is always at the forefront of burn treatment because of the expertise involved with the burn treatment of US Army soldiers that get burn injuries from the latest military weaponry. I don't care what hospital you are related to lady.
@@erikak8187 Why so angry bc someone thinks a certain Hospital is the leading hospital for a particular injury? It's their personal opinion, which we all have! No need to call people names and get upset! I had surgery at HSS,which stands for Hospital for Special Surgery, in NYC. They are the premier Hospital in the Country for any type of injuries that require surgery that you might see in sports,knees,shoulders,ACL,MCL,and for me Cervical Spinal fusion. Lots of professional sports teams send their injured players there,great Hospital!!!
@@erikak8187 as a former flight medic for 10.5 years, I can attest BAMC is the best in the nation. That is the only place we flew all our traumas to, including our burn protocol pts Their military expertise is sought after by other med centers, both burn centers and not.
The ride along was cool!
Currently studying to become fire fighter I am 17 years old. I was trainee working In my local fire department. It was holiday weekend and strange abt this particular day was that we had only 2 actual firefighters working. I was doing checking our gear and usually we trainees don't participate in these calls but this time it was bigger fire than usual and 2 members wasn't enough. So we left with squad of 2 trainees with no experience in real scenario and 2 over 5 years of experience. We send message to next closest fire department for extra help but it takes around 25 minutes to arrive to that particular destination. The fire didn't look that big when we get there but the biggest problem was that normaly firefighters don't enter in buildings if they don't have a pair but this time, i had to go with one of the more experienced firefighters. We were inside building for 15 minutes. And heard our teammates telling to run back outside cause there was some kind of gas leaking from top of the building i just got outside but my partner was just abt to leave the building and the attic of the building exploded.
Great job!
excellent video i cant believe i just signed up for this
You’ll be fine man … good luck to,ya
Great job to all involved in the rescue. Have y'all ever considered carrying Cyanokits? They can be life savers.
this isn't really a helmet POV; there's like 20 seconds of it in an 18 minute video
Great video now did both people live or become to their injuries , you guys had your hands full that baby was rocking
Great work
Why depts dont fog their nozzels, guy inside penciling the sky of a collapsed roof. SMH
Good job F/F team!
This is why you need to make sure your SMOKE DETECTORS are working!!!
How do you know they WEREN'T working?
Last month my house in LA caught on fire due to me not knowing my oven was still on before going to bed, I woke up 30 minutes later with smoke coming though my window from the kitchen. I screamed and called 911, the came 5 minutes later and I was able to get out. My 10 year old daughter Sarah was trapped because her bedroom is next to the kitchen, the firefighters told me not to worry they will get her out soon. 2 hours later I heard her cry, she and I cried hard because I though I would loose my baby girl. Niall came home from the store and dinner and asked me why was I upset, when I told him the whole thing he grabbed me tightly to keep me safe from the flames that were really high in my oven. Niall can't stand fire and nether can I, the builders were FINALLY able to finish up my house last week because of how bad the fire was, I almost died that day guys
No smoke detectors? You didn’t try to save your daughter any other way?
9:27 What happened to him? Anyone know why his body started shaking? Thanks
Those air packs that they wear have a motion sensor in them that if it doesn’t detect movement an alarm will go off. He is turning the alarm off by shaking the air pack
This is so sad in so many ways 😞
Brandursache: ein Garagenbrand mit Ausdehnung auf den Wohnbereich - war bestimmt wieder so ein Elektro - Fahrzeug, dessen Batterien hochgegangen sind! Gottseidank hat es keine Toten gegeben! Gute Arbeit von der Feuerwehr!
Yes they got the dog cute!
14:50 He is son of rey Mysterio ..
Glad he became a fire Fighter
We have been praying for these two victims since the incident Wednesday, tonight on the channel we should be getting an update from Tristan.
Please add the update here for all of us praying for the father and daughter
@@bevcamren1316 We had been asking ONSCENE for this but have no way to get updates
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I seen this on the news, I am wondering how the 2 are doing, they both I believe are handicapped and could not get out, so sad
what are the injuries of the father and daughter?
The dog wanted out to check on his owners....
Watched it on the livestream....wow
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same
The best of the best.
lol what was that hose doing in the beginning shooting over the fire onto the hood of the truck instead of at the roof?
Crazy. Looks like the roof melted.