This had to be a tough one for firefighters battling the fire plus in such hot environmental temperatures! Even though several commercial buildings were lost it was still a positive stop....for it could hae extended into even more structures! Great job LAFD!!!
My dad was a fireman and fought a lot of forest fires when it was 100 and over outside. The fire, or course makes it's own heat too. One day I said, at least you can turn the hose on each other. He said, no, if any water gets inside of their suits they will get terrible steam burns!! So, yes, like you said, very impressive!!!
I've fought fire in 103° weather,it was a large 4 bedroom house,ended up having to go defensive(outside only) it was too far gone when we got there. All your bunker gear on, on air,and actively fighting fire.....it was hot, rotating crews every 10-15 min, there was dept's from all over the county for manpower, a large rehab was set up to help recover from the stress, about 3 rotations and you was all but exhausted....basically if its summer time, putting your gear on and doing anything outside sucks and is hot, but if you get inside a house with moderate fire, it gets intense.
@@susanlindsay7970 see now in my opinion those guys are crazy and tougher than a Pine Knot, Brush/Woods Fires werent my faves, depends on what all it involved, guaranteed a walk- in to the fire, question was is "how far". The part of the U.S. you're in matters too, ANYTHING out West is a different animal by far than anywhere else, the fuels and environmental are like no where else, we don't have that here along the WNC Mtns. Always respect those Wildland guys n gals, their crazy lol.
@@nicke1903 Yes, you are right. My father worked in Los Angeles, so he had buildings as well as wild fires. He was a captain, his job was to "go in" first, figure out what needed to be done, shout the directions to everyone. He got hurt a few times having to go in first to a building. They have to figure out how much time they have before the roof caves in. A lot of people don't know it's against the law to store stuff in their make shift attic cuz the firemen don't know it's there and the roof might fall in because of the weight that they weren't counting on. In CA the owner would be responsible if something happened to the fireman because of that.
It says so in the title. Boyle Heights. Boyle Heights is a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, USA, southeast of downtown. ABC7 is the local ABC affiliate.
After watching many videos over time, seems the remote control ladders just don't do a very good job of hitting the fire. They mostly seem to stay in one spot way too long before moving
I dont think I could manage to wear the full gear and last more than 15 minutes. Not in that weather and facing all the radiant heat from the fire. That's one hard job.
“Then he cried and said, 'Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; for I am tormented in this flame.” Luke 16:24
That's the trouble with bowstring truss roofs. They burn quickly, fail quickly, then become a mess of fire pockets within the walls. Defensive ops is the only safe way to fight the fire. They're elegant to look at, but deadly when they burn.
Fossil fuels and internal combustion engines make the putting out of this massive fire possible. Only stupid and devious politicians would call for banning of all fossil fuel powered vehicles and internal combustion engines.
@@46fd04 First they force people to buy electric cars and stop the building of fossil fuel power plants in California. Now they tell electric car owners not to charge their vehicles because of electricity shortage during the summer heat when people turn up their AC. Those crooked and stupid politicians destroying California while pretending to be caring about it.
@@46fd04 The energy density of batteries are far less than that of gasoline, diesel and liquefied natural gas. If the water pumps are going to be all electric, they will run out of power in a short time.
@@46fd04 Diesel powered fire trucks can be refueled in minutes for both the engine and the water pumps. If fire trucks go all electric, they have to take a long time to be recharged after the batteries are used up. If one fire happens immediately after another, those fire trucks will not be able to be dispatched right away. The EU has gone the wrong path of eliminating fossil fuel power plants. Now the people in Europe are suffering shortages of electricity and soaring prices of electricity.
@@simon6071 Simon, I hear you and understand all of your points. The 2 electric fire trucks we will be placing in service come equipped with small diesel generators. When the batteries get low, the small diesel engine will kick in. The Fire Service went from HORSE power, to HUMAN power, to STEAM power, to GASOLINE & DIESEL power. Diesel is the BEST to operate equipment & water pumps. I will not be a fan of the future electric age, until all of our States & Provinces figure out adequate electric generation. I believe we will be forced to continue using Natural Gas for MANY years to come, in addition to building more NUCLEAR facilities.
Clothing and textile shops, google hasn't updated yet if you want to see them intact. I am guessing the guys chopping the roof were venting heat and creating a warning chimney incase the fire started getting past them.
Yeah, I'd guess older buildings, so old mortar joints in the block walls. This kind of heat will blow the old mortar out, roof drops, takes some wall with it, " poof" fire is now working in the next business.
des fumées chaudes et toxiques , le rayonnement intense de la chaleur , les risques d explosions , l avancée du feu par la conduction, le rayonnement , le ruissellement de certains produits, le déplacement de braises et brandons par les airs et déplacements de poches de gaz ou de fumées incomplètement brulées mais aussi la vapeur d eau brulante. sans compter des risques de stockages . beaucoup de danger à faire faces. courage aux pompiers du monde. j m s
I’m shocked they would even think to put firefighters on the roof of this building. Bow-Strung roofs with advanced, well developed fire below is a tragedy waiting to happen.
I am surprised the Chiefs do not carry a Mavic drone to simply hang it for a birds eye view. If they had one, they might be getting AHEAD of some of those fire extensions.
Could they build any closer? That close and it is asking for trouble, putting workers and firefighters at risk! OOORRR is it all by design, watched a storage facility that was crammed to the gills with stacked and wrapped pallets then somehow caught fire.....HOW COVENIENT I THOUGHT!
Пожарники, видно, такие тупые по всему миру. Одни поливают огонь вместо того, что горит. Другие усиленно вырезают дырку в крыше потому, что им не догадаться пройти по крыше 5м, заглянуть в окна помещения и убедиться, что там всё в порядке.
These men and women are fighting this fire with the outside air temp is about 100 degrees. Wow!
I wouldn’t Be surprised if it was a food plant
My thoughts exactly.
This was exactly the comment I was looking for. If it is, comments will be shut off soon.
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@@LinwoodPowell why?
@@wykkydtruth idk....probably the "food storage" comments
This had to be a tough one for firefighters battling the fire plus in such hot environmental temperatures! Even though several commercial buildings were lost it was still a positive stop....for it could hae extended into even more structures! Great job LAFD!!!
what a great job those guys did. must be 130 degrees inside all that gear. very impressive.
My dad was a fireman and fought a lot of forest fires when it was 100 and over outside. The fire, or course makes it's own heat too. One day I said, at least you can turn the hose on each other. He said, no, if any water gets inside of their suits they will get terrible steam burns!! So, yes, like you said, very impressive!!!
I've fought fire in 103° weather,it was a large 4 bedroom house,ended up having to go defensive(outside only) it was too far gone when we got there. All your bunker gear on, on air,and actively fighting fire.....it was hot, rotating crews every 10-15 min, there was dept's from all over the county for manpower, a large rehab was set up to help recover from the stress, about 3 rotations and you was all but exhausted....basically if its summer time, putting your gear on and doing anything outside sucks and is hot, but if you get inside a house with moderate fire, it gets intense.
@@susanlindsay7970 see now in my opinion those guys are crazy and tougher than a Pine Knot, Brush/Woods Fires werent my faves, depends on what all it involved, guaranteed a walk- in to the fire, question was is "how far". The part of the U.S. you're in matters too, ANYTHING out West is a different animal by far than anywhere else, the fuels and environmental are like no where else, we don't have that here along the WNC Mtns. Always respect those Wildland guys n gals, their crazy lol.
@@nicke1903 Yes, you are right. My father worked in Los Angeles, so he had buildings as well as wild fires. He was a captain, his job was to "go in" first, figure out what needed to be done, shout the directions to everyone. He got hurt a few times having to go in first to a building. They have to figure out how much time they have before the roof caves in. A lot of people don't know it's against the law to store stuff in their make shift attic cuz the firemen don't know it's there and the roof might fall in because of the weight that they weren't counting on. In CA the owner would be responsible if something happened to the fireman because of that.
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all that water sad day for Cali is this a food processing plant bye the way
Another food processing plant burned to the ground?
Which state is this?
L.A California
Is it a food plant
Hope it wasn't another food storage building.
Stay safe first responders...🙏
They need to get these big Fire Departments some big foam pumps like we have at the airports.
And who is going to buy hours and hours of foam being used?
@@tomcander3669 this fire wouldn't be near as many hours had they been dumping foam in it.
Air ports dont have fires like this.
Ah bon ? Et un avion qui brûle, c'est pas plus grave, peut-être, avec des humains a l'intérieur....?@@jimmccabe801
There is something compelling about that plant. It still brings me back after a year.
wow this is a bad fire it seems to be getting worse since i came back to the video from a hour ago
Could someone please say where this is located when it's reported? TY!
It says so in the title. Boyle Heights. Boyle Heights is a neighborhood in Los Angeles, California, USA, southeast of downtown. ABC7 is the local ABC affiliate.
@@all4espi thanks
Where is this located ?
Most likely another food processing or storage facility?? 🤔
What corner?
11th street
God bless u all
Insurance money?
Sure are alot of fires starting in places with no suspects or clues.
One big issue. Cities have overgrown and buildings are so closely packed in together multiple structures are at risk in these situations
I see fire out side in my backyard all away in the same place
Quel pays , quelle ville ?
After watching many videos over time, seems the remote control ladders just don't do a very good job of hitting the fire. They mostly seem to stay in one spot way too long before moving
I dont think I could manage to wear the full gear and last more than 15 minutes. Not in that weather and facing all the radiant heat from the fire. That's one hard job.
The fire is like a mile away from my house or something I can just see it in the black smoke
What city and state?
At this point forget the main building and just protect the exposures
“Then he cried and said, 'Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; for I am tormented in this flame.” Luke 16:24
What is the fuel?
What City and State is this fire in?
Los Angeles
dimana itu ya
That's the trouble with bowstring truss roofs. They burn quickly, fail quickly, then become a mess of fire pockets within the walls. Defensive ops is the only safe way to fight the fire.
They're elegant to look at, but deadly when they burn.
Fossil fuels and internal combustion engines make the putting out of this massive fire possible.
Only stupid and devious politicians would call for banning of all fossil fuel powered vehicles and internal combustion engines.
Simon, my FD will be all electric by 2035
@@46fd04 First they force people to buy electric cars and stop the building of fossil fuel power plants in California. Now they tell electric car owners not to charge their vehicles because of electricity shortage during the summer heat when people turn up their AC. Those crooked and stupid politicians destroying California while pretending to be caring about it.
@@46fd04 The energy density of batteries are far less than that of gasoline, diesel and liquefied natural gas. If the water pumps are going to be all electric, they will run out of power in a short time.
@@46fd04 Diesel powered fire trucks can be refueled in minutes for both the engine and the water pumps. If fire trucks go all electric, they have to take a long time to be recharged after the batteries are used up. If one fire happens immediately after another, those fire trucks will not be able to be dispatched right away.
The EU has gone the wrong path of eliminating fossil fuel power plants. Now the people in Europe are suffering shortages of electricity and soaring prices of electricity.
@@simon6071 Simon, I hear you and understand all of your points. The 2 electric fire trucks we will be placing in service come equipped with small diesel generators. When the batteries get low, the small diesel engine will kick in. The Fire Service went from HORSE power, to HUMAN power, to STEAM power, to GASOLINE & DIESEL power. Diesel is the BEST to operate equipment & water pumps. I will not be a fan of the future electric age, until all of our States & Provinces figure out adequate electric generation. I believe we will be forced to continue using Natural Gas for MANY years to come, in addition to building more NUCLEAR facilities.
There's no Audio. 🇦🇨
FOLKS,IT,S AN INSURANCE FIRE.
the hose on the roof busted open because oh the heat
Stay Safe Fire Warriors and Come Home To MaMa 😘
Ребята молодцы, тяжелый труд.👍
what caused it
That was a big, nasty fire. Nice job killing it.
Why no vocals
Better get paid by insurance than go to bankruptcy how smart management
hope they get it under control... buildings are right on top of each other
Clothing and textile shops, google hasn't updated yet if you want to see them intact. I am guessing the guys chopping the roof were venting heat and creating a warning chimney incase the fire started getting past them.
Don’t these buildings have firewalls between them.If not the government should have to take the big step to install it.
Yes, if you look they can be seen. They're not going to hold a fire like this back and the sprinklers are useless once the roof collapses
Yeah, I'd guess older buildings, so old mortar joints in the block walls. This kind of heat will blow the old mortar out, roof drops, takes some wall with it, " poof" fire is now working in the next business.
The patio burning is 2833 E 11th st
Correct
des fumées chaudes et toxiques , le rayonnement intense de la chaleur , les risques d explosions , l avancée du feu par la conduction, le rayonnement , le ruissellement de certains produits, le déplacement de braises et brandons par les airs et déplacements de poches de gaz ou de fumées incomplètement brulées mais aussi la vapeur d eau brulante. sans compter des risques de stockages . beaucoup de danger à faire faces.
courage aux pompiers du monde. j m s
East Los Angeles guey by Boyle heights????guey????🐂🐃🐒
It's "buey" not "guey"
Very boring without sound.
Maybe it's a pyromaniac or maybe just a "natural" phenomenon who knows
It looks like the commercial area between Olympic Blvd and Union Pacific
What city any state,?
@@avanellehansen4525 Los Angeles, CA
Thanks
The poor birds in their cage on the rooftop ( 17:35 )
That was my office. There was no birds in the cages at the time.
Soooo many ads.
no use of wagon batteries. no wonder it got away
from them
I was looking for peaceful protesters.
I’m shocked they would even think to put firefighters on the roof of this building. Bow-Strung roofs with advanced, well developed fire below is a tragedy waiting to happen.
I am surprised the Chiefs do not carry a Mavic drone to simply hang it for a birds eye view. If they had one, they might be getting AHEAD of some of those fire extensions.
Another grow op up in flames in this heat
What happen
Awful 😖
Could they build any closer? That close and it is asking for trouble, putting workers and firefighters at risk! OOORRR is it all by design, watched a storage facility that was crammed to the gills with stacked and wrapped pallets then somehow caught fire.....HOW COVENIENT I THOUGHT!
Great
ايام وليست سنة
j ai oublié le terme de déplacement par convection. j m s
Defund the fire dept!
That’s the commercial grow the Armenian gangsters keep
If this was a butter fire the firemen should all get a pat on the back.
那梯要近燃點，才速滅，ㄏㄞ，，？
I can't believe the Restaurant I worked for engulfed in flames, too bad the Chinese restaurant closed down it's doors to the public.
In kerala has
What if this was an intentional fire for insurance money, with a lot of businesses going bankrupt.
Hope they didn't have Gieco or statefarm. If so they are screwed.
They should use foam on the fire an then get a handle on the fire .
😆😆
加油
n o oooooo. what.
I'm tired just watching the Video
💪💪💪💪💐💐💐
In here
call in the water bomers for fires like that
🤣🤣
Пожарники, видно, такие тупые по всему миру. Одни поливают огонь вместо того, что горит. Другие усиленно вырезают дырку в крыше потому, что им не догадаться пройти по крыше 5м, заглянуть в окна помещения и убедиться, что там всё в порядке.
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Thats not good for climate change. 😕 sorry, be safe fire fighters.
Its good. Gassing up the atmosphere is great and it wont stop, I burn stuff every night to contribute.
Dudaklarim sulandim itfaye yanoyo
Ooops.
Quem tem Telhados de Vidro não joga pédras nas casas 🏠 dos outros israél?
You have to have some really big water mains for this job, our collapse main and sucking turds about of toilets will happen.
pekerjaan D4jj4L ☠️
ဒိမှာအစ်စေရေးစစ်တိုက်ရင်စစ်တိုက်ပါလယား
Tabahi
Pot operation with a honey oil lab
Catilat xanyo
警察局災區英國
Fusbal sdasion yanio
ဒိမှာခွေးအစ်စရေးစစ်တိုက်ရင်တိုင်လူမတိုင်နင့်သူယုတ်မာလယသတ်သမားကြမ်းဖက်ရှင်သူတောင်းးစား
THAT'S NOT HOW YOU TURN OFF FIRES, IT'S JUST A WAISTE OF WATER
Then how do you "turn off fire" You really posted this. WOW.
How do you suggest it be done?
jewish lightning
insurance payoff ALA tronald chump 232 spanked
a firey grift
You left wing fools will do anything to destroy this country. This will hurt in the pockets.