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Great job with the video. Now you know, and understand how EVERY firefighter feels when they roll up on a job like that. Out in the cold, out of breath. After you've lived it. Only YOU know, while everybody else can only wonder. Great job Jeff. Thanks for being there.
THANKS MAN I WAS ON THE WAY HOME FROM THE OUTER NORTH NEWARK FIRE AND I SAW SMOKE IN THE AIR EVERY BODY WAS SLEEPING YETT I STARTED RECORDING 2 MIN AFTER I MADE SURE EVERY BODY WAS OUT GOD BLESS BROTHA
Jeff, Talk about being in the right place a the right time. Once again another outstanding video on your behalf. Congratulations to you for alerting the residents in the house next door to the original fire building which was burning out of control. In my book you are a true American hero. The original fire building surely didn't look like your typical vacant building. The home looked to be well maintained and taken care of.
My house caught fire and basically burned down about three weeks ago. Some idiot was frying pancakes three units down (Lived in Townhouses) and started a grease fire. He ran around screaming instead of calling 911, and if I hadn't been awake at 3:00 AM that night I wouldn't have heard it, looked out of my window, and seen smoke pouring out of my building. It was traumatizing and horribly scarring, and I really hope that whoever does have to go through a house fire makes it out okay... They spread fast. yes. You may realize this, but in the moment, they spread instantaneously. I've had a plan in case this happened, or something else bad like it, and I still couldn't think straight and grab my shit and leave! Until now, I still haven't been able to think perfectly clearly.
It is good that you got out. It is a very wise person who makes plans for an emergency and has a plan to follow. That is a wise thing to do. It's also a great idea to have fire extinguishers on hand. I have them in my cars and the house. lots of them. this way I may slow down the fire till the fire dept arrives.
Fire Fighting is one of the most dangerest jobs in the world , but when you add the ice and snow, that is another world......Wished ever apt owners had to sit and watch a lot of these videos before they can build any apts.........They would do a beter job of building!, Great job..........je
James Eddie doubtful sadly some might but most I rented from over the years it would go in one ear and out the other. It cost money to do that and they don’t like to spend it!
My only question is why when you have a successful master stream (deck gun) in operation on your primary delta exposure was it shut down to continue hand-line operation in the structure that was obviously gone? Great video work of the fire!!!
Great video as usual. unfortunately I knew 3 of the ppl that lived in the middle house, all 2 graduated from my college and 2 were working on Associate degrees until this happened that will slow them down dramatically. Sad when I see hurt in one of my students eyes
Great video! Look how lucky the fireman is between 11:30 and 11:40. Stuff from the roof starts falling on the guys in the front of the house and just as they bolt..... look what would have crashed right on top of the guy in the middle. God Bless these guys!!
Great job on the video and wtg NFD I know its harder to fight it all from the outside I have firefighters in my family also I had a house fire back in 2015 in January was 15 degrees out stay safe Jeff love your videos
@@BrodeyDoverosx a mayday is only called if a firefighter is down - usually three blasts of the airhorn blasts indicates for interior members to get out of the building then two blasts indicates for the hydrant man to charge the line :P
Great job, but I wonder why they shut down the deck gun on #5. Did they lose their water supply? It was doing a great job and then it was shut job. When they turned it on again it did more in a few minutes then they had been doing for 10 minutes.
(I'm Speculating) They most likely felt they had a good knock on the fire and wanted to try an interior attack. You can't shoot water inside with guys in there, so many things can go wrong. Things like steam burns, or hitting someone with the master stream. Just as quick examples.
I'm really curious about the middle building. Did it catch? There was somebody (presumably a firefighter) in there with a torch most of the time. I didn't see any smoke come out of it, but the window on the top floor was removed.
Presume this was pre-arranged signal to ff's to evacuate the building as the officer in charge must have thought the roof /structure was going to collapse. Cannot understand why they did not utilise the power line on the top of the fire engine immediately in front of the house to kill down the fire or at least keep it from spreading to the next house on the right!
Hey Great Video....I'm sitting at the Fire Station now watching it...that cold weather and tired wet FFs make for a long night...today is 01/28/19 you should be 30 degrees below freezing tonight...we are getting snow in Georgia tonight...be safe..
First engine on scene is engine 5 located in Ironbound but this don't look like the Ironbound section maybe that explains the delay in fire department arriving on the scene.
That was funny "How do I upload this? The whole thing?". I'm not saying it was funny like laughing at you. It was just funny how you said it. Like I said this is a really good video. Next time put it on your computer first and cut out all the moving around and talking parts. As a firefighter I would like to say Good job getting the people out and knocking on doors. Not a lot of people would do that. Be proud of what you did.
great job Jeff for this video..! for the rest the intervention,,fire dept.. is so so . for me is not too good !! anyways life safe , the rest is nothing !! is Iphone, gopro, HD ?
So you criticism was that the department took a little over a minute, if that, to get water on the fire? You see at 2:29 they're stretching lines. At 3:04 they open the nozzle at the front door. That's pretty damn good if you ask me.
Fluffie Klots The ladders were not useable due to power lines on both sides of the fire structure. It would have been useless to place an aerial there, whereas the engine could operate a deck gun from that spot.
I'm trying not to second guess but...poor exposure protection. The roof next door is steaming. There is a deck gun ready to do and they don't use I. much. The third floor has to be coming out the front before they get water on it. Back off, deluge the place continually and stay safe? Theres no audio but not sure where the leadership is here?
HOLY TOLEDO!! Look at those deck guns, showing that fire who’s boss! GREAT WORK, GUYS!
You did more than film a fire scene that day. Nice work.
Great job with the video. Now you know, and understand how EVERY firefighter feels when they roll up on a job like that. Out in the cold, out of breath. After you've lived it. Only YOU know, while everybody else can only wonder. Great job Jeff. Thanks for being there.
Excellent work Jeff. Congrats! Thanks for helping out us firefighters.
Great job getting the people out 👍! Ladder #7 has a 2 stroke Detroit Diesel; they have a very different sound than the newer diesel engines.
Good job number 5. Nice to see a little hustle!
Those deckguns did the work.
Newark ain't scared to use that deck gun... nice job boys! 👊🏾👊🏾💪🏾
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GREAT VIDEO!
Steady, on point and I didn’t get motion sickness (or Zoom-itis)!!
GREAT JOB JEF ON ALERTING PEOPLE OF THE FIRE !
THANKS MAN I WAS ON THE WAY HOME FROM THE OUTER NORTH NEWARK FIRE AND I SAW SMOKE IN THE AIR EVERY BODY WAS SLEEPING YETT I STARTED RECORDING 2 MIN AFTER I MADE SURE EVERY BODY WAS OUT GOD BLESS BROTHA
Jeff Stang GOOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK YOU DO AN AWESOME JOB !
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Hey Jeff, this has got to be your best video yet.
Always enjoy your work!!!
Great job filming. It was REALLY great of you to get them out.
Jeff, Talk about being in the right place a the right time. Once again another outstanding video on your behalf. Congratulations to you for alerting the residents in the house next door to the original fire building which was burning out of control. In my book you are a true American hero. The original fire building surely didn't look like your typical vacant building. The home looked to be well maintained and taken care of.
My house caught fire and basically burned down about three weeks ago. Some idiot was frying pancakes three units down (Lived in Townhouses) and started a grease fire. He ran around screaming instead of calling 911, and if I hadn't been awake at 3:00 AM that night I wouldn't have heard it, looked out of my window, and seen smoke pouring out of my building. It was traumatizing and horribly scarring, and I really hope that whoever does have to go through a house fire makes it out okay... They spread fast. yes. You may realize this, but in the moment, they spread instantaneously. I've had a plan in case this happened, or something else bad like it, and I still couldn't think straight and grab my shit and leave! Until now, I still haven't been able to think perfectly clearly.
Tekk Solstice are you okay now??
It is good that you got out. It is a very wise person who makes plans for an emergency and has a plan to follow. That is a wise thing to do. It's also a great idea to have fire extinguishers on hand. I have them in my cars and the house. lots of them. this way I may slow down the fire till the fire dept arrives.
OMG!! SO SORRY!! HOW TRAUMATIZING!!
BLESSINGS TO YOU!! This happened 3 years ago now, and I hope the trauma has eased in this duration. My heart goes out to you. 💗💗💗💗
Great video. Great job by NFD protecting the exposure.
Good job Jeff, you saved people, makes you a firefighter now ! God bless you and keep the great videos coming... Thanks.
Fire Fighting is one of the most dangerest jobs in the world , but when you add the ice and snow, that is another world......Wished ever apt owners had to sit and watch a lot of these videos before they can build any apts.........They would do a beter job of building!, Great job..........je
James Eddie doubtful sadly some might but most I rented from over the years it would go in one ear and out the other. It cost money to do that and they don’t like to spend it!
Great job on the capture
Thank you very much!
My only question is why when you have a successful master stream (deck gun) in operation on your primary delta exposure was it shut down to continue hand-line operation in the structure that was obviously gone? Great video work of the fire!!!
First time one of your videos literally took my breath away. So glad you were there to alert the neighbours Jeff. Fantastic work as usual.
Great video as usual. unfortunately I knew 3 of the ppl that lived in the middle house, all 2 graduated from my college and 2 were working on Associate degrees until this happened that will slow them down dramatically. Sad when I see hurt in one of my students eyes
that's terrible. How are they doing now? Which street was this on in Newark?
Great job from beginning to end Jeff on both videos today!
THANKS LYNN :)
Great video! Look how lucky the fireman is between 11:30 and 11:40. Stuff from the roof starts falling on the guys in the front of the house and just as they bolt..... look what would have crashed right on top of the guy in the middle. God Bless these guys!!
Great job on the video and wtg NFD I know its harder to fight it all from the outside I have firefighters in my family also I had a house fire back in 2015 in January was 15 degrees out stay safe Jeff love your videos
When they honk is it an alert for the firefighters to get out of the building?
Yes, all fire fighters must evacuate the building immediately.
Bingo!!! You’ll hear the mayday call on radios too
@@BrodeyDoverosx a mayday is only called if a firefighter is down - usually three blasts of the airhorn blasts indicates for interior members to get out of the building then two blasts indicates for the hydrant man to charge the line :P
Wished the first engine in would have moved a little more. Electric lines were over the top of the truck. Hope they stayed up!
Great job guys. Why did they stop covering the right hand exposure with the deck gun? It even made short work of the inferno in the top front room??
Very good video. As for the firefighting, THANK GOD I LIVE IN NEW YORK!!!!!!
wow great video
Raising a 2nd ladder after the fire is out, what a joke the chief on the scene is 🤣
N.F.D. is on their game! First apparatus perfectly positioned to use the deck gun to protect that extremely vulnerable exposure .
Great Job Dude !!!
Great shoot...thanks
I think on my street, in the 70s, there were some rowhouses that burnt down. Now its a park
Great video. My question is why were ladder trucks the last thing to be put into action? The fire there needed one the first thing.
Daniel Heartsill agreed. Bravo side exposure and roof collapse.
great job jeff
Bad fire but Newark knows what to do.
I would like to watch the video of everybody running out of the house as you stated in the description,Cannot seem to locate it.
WOW !!!!! Geat video . I see others agree with me. How cold was it that night?
Nice job boys!
Am curious what street this was on. Looked like a great house.
Finally raising a ladder after 16 minutes 🤔
Sad I. Glad that everyone got out safe thank god is good
While I'm on a roll, how about parking the engine right under the power lines?
Holy Crap Jeff. First due! Nice job
YEA VERY CRAZY STUFF MAN :)
Great job, but I wonder why they shut down the deck gun on #5. Did they lose their water supply? It was doing a great job and then it was shut job. When they turned it on again it did more in a few minutes then they had been doing for 10 minutes.
(I'm Speculating) They most likely felt they had a good knock on the fire and wanted to try an interior attack. You can't shoot water inside with guys in there, so many things can go wrong. Things like steam burns, or hitting someone with the master stream. Just as quick examples.
Great but sad video....
Were those apartments?
wow first on scene , be careful out there!
And great Job to the N.F.D. Newark !
I'm really curious about the middle building. Did it catch? There was somebody (presumably a firefighter) in there with a torch most of the time. I didn't see any smoke come out of it, but the window on the top floor was removed.
+Arkadia Moon Probably took the window out just in case the house caught , they would have an easier time battling it.
just wondering why were they sounding the horn on the truck. also thank GOD for you Jeff you are a blessing for those families! good Job to you!
Presume this was pre-arranged signal to ff's to evacuate the building as the officer in charge must have thought the roof /structure was going to collapse.
Cannot understand why they did not utilise the power line on the top of the fire engine immediately in front of the house to kill down the fire or at least keep it from spreading to the next house on the right!
Stevie Leigh The horn means "get out"
Yep, evacuation signal means interior fight now becomes exterior until further notice
I live in englewood, NJ. God bless you
+Shelby Rush Good you mention it, attentionseeker!
Showdown I don't see the problem here.
Ofcourse not!
Dam they're good.👍🏻👍🏻
My dad lives right there
Where the hell is the tower ladder? Get some water on that thing in a big way
My dad is a firefighter for avenel FD .
Hey Great Video....I'm sitting at the Fire Station now watching it...that cold weather and tired wet FFs make for a long night...today is 01/28/19 you should be 30 degrees below freezing tonight...we are getting snow in Georgia tonight...be safe..
What street in Newark was this fire?
First engine on scene is engine 5 located in Ironbound but this don't look like the Ironbound section maybe that explains the delay in fire department arriving on the scene.
That was funny "How do I upload this? The whole thing?". I'm not saying it was funny like laughing at you. It was just funny how you said it. Like I said this is a really good video. Next time put it on your computer first and cut out all the moving around and talking parts. As a firefighter I would like to say Good job getting the people out and knocking on doors. Not a lot of people would do that. Be proud of what you did.
The engineer of truck 5 did a poor job of staging and a worse job of bouncing his deck stream between the wires right over his head.
That hpind to somebody house today
great job Jeff for this video..! for the rest the intervention,,fire dept.. is so so . for me is not too good !! anyways life safe , the rest is nothing !! is Iphone, gopro, HD ?
It would have been nice if the engine Cos. Didn't block truck Cos. Out
Sorry for the loss.but that's why u dont live like sardines..
No kāda materiāla tas mājas būvētas.ka tik ātri deg?tas ir Līvānu tipa mājas?tas ātri deg.
This housefire could have burnt the whole block.
No water until 3:09, but then it's Joisy--right? They're lucky they found the thing.
L CHAPUT nice comment , but sorry to see your just an armchair firefighter
So you criticism was that the department took a little over a minute, if that, to get water on the fire? You see at 2:29 they're stretching lines. At 3:04 they open the nozzle at the front door. That's pretty damn good if you ask me.
love the blitz attack
@Mook Wolf Blitz attack = Deck gun.
I think he got interveiwed his name is mohammed ali
Nice Vid !
But Why is the firedeparment so stupid ! Parking two waterpumps just on the best places for the ladders ... ?
Fluffie Klots The ladders were not useable due to power lines on both sides of the fire structure. It would have been useless to place an aerial there, whereas the engine could operate a deck gun from that spot.
Check out the official video arson or accident ? Video on my channel ....
NJ has terrible zoning laws, those houses are way too close together.
Look at San Fran
n310ea do you live in the woods? Have you ever heard of cities with row houses or townhouse nowdays? LoL wow....some statement.
I do not like Condominiums for that reason. Too close together. Mobile Home Parks, the same way.
you do realize most of these were more than likely built long before any zoning laws were even thought of.
you can tell there are paid
3rd fire that day in the north part of the city
Jeff Stang this is alex harding i'm Gonna be turning 30 next year can you send me hundreds of your Tri-State fire videos for my 30th birthday?
I'm trying not to second guess but...poor exposure protection. The roof next door is steaming. There is a deck gun ready to do and they don't use I. much. The third floor has to be coming out the front before they get water on it. Back off, deluge the place continually and stay safe? Theres no audio but not sure where the leadership is here?