FDNY BOX 1722 ~ FDNY BATTLING 3RD ALARM FIRE WITH CORNICE ORNING COLLAPSE, ON ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE NY
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- HERE YOU WILL SEE THE FDNY BATTLING A 3RD ALARM FIRE, WITH A CORNICE ORNING COLLAPSE, ON ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE IN THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS AREA OF MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY.
SCAREY! I love the immediate rush from the firefighters to rescue those that were under that crazy awning. Your videos capture the finest of New York doing their jobs.
These older buildings even with reno over time, still pose challenges to the members of the FDNY.And the unexpected can happen,a scary proposition here,John.BTW,the clear communication between fire command and other members is remarkable.Excellent job, FDNY,and thanks.
Oftentimes the renos result in bigger challenges. Lottsa hidden spaces and holes.
Great video, glad to see the hydrant was not blocked, it was good of Deputy Chief Simms telling the members they did a good job. FDNY had their hands full with this incident. They did a great job on this one. Stay well
I saw a post on Instagram of just the collapse, and I knew it had to be your video. The brothers did a great job knocking this down, and assisting when the collapse happened. Another great video JJ. Glad everyone is going to be okay.
The Deputy with the cigar is classic
You are so not kidding Deputy Chief Simms, I will not forget him.
Oh my word John! That could have had sharp metal pieces literally stabbing the members, not to mention skeletal and respitory injuries. God bless each and every one. I pray for health and safety for every member, as always. Thank you FDNY and EMS for the exceptional work you do, each and every day! Thank you John for your commitment to wonderful work you do. God bless you! ❤🇺🇸❤🚒❤
It's another excellent footage. Thank god no one got hurt, and you, Jonn, thank you ❤
Man that was close. The shock was there was no warning before it cut loose. I thought for a second you might get hit by some broken bits but it held together. We had a row of stores in the town where our VFD was located. One night we had a big one on the second and 3rd story levels and the chief had the ladder company on the box put a man on the end of the stick and it swept him down the row with a chain saw and he cut all of them down. So a bunch of us got some ropes and dragged them out of the way. I was glad because I was the door man on one of the hose lines. Great video of this one John.
As a former firefighter in my community, this serves as a stark reminder that there are no “routine” incidents for first responders. Things can change in an instant. Thankfully there were no serious injuries in this incident. Another great job by FDNY. 👍🏻
When a metal storfront sign falls on your head it usually results in a spine and neck injury that follows you through your whole career. Filling the marquee sign with water from a charged hose line and then doing salvage and overhaul of the water filled sign from the tower ladder caused it to collapse prematurely onto the brothers below. Time for a serious safety bulletin on mode of fire operations at FDNY.
Thank God no membrs were seriously hurt in the awning collapse! Again, so much of firefighting is back-breaking work! Great video!!
For all the people who ask why there are "so many people standing around", this is how fast things can happen in a fire. And all those people "just standing around" jumped in and rolled that sign back to check for injured and clear the exit. Good thing they were right where they were needed.
JJ I was happy that no one was hurt when the canopy fell off the building. I would hate to think it was only being held to the building using 2" electrical conduit for the lighting.
Looked like someone forgot to anchor the sign to the building itself.
Oohhh Shitt! Was well understood. Crazy and real life in the moment capture. Great footage but I regret that we had to see the collapse, but it's just real life
FDNY members put their lives on the line each day. NYCFireWire said there were members that were slightly injured from that storefront collapse. Best wishes to all. I also send you best wishes. Your video capture was incredible. But more importantly I am glad to see you didn’t get hurt. Thank you for all your video service in the Big Apple. 🍎👍
Never routine with NYC older buildings. What was routine was how fast the brother's threw themselves into that collapse to attend to their own. God Bless the FDNY and all other first responders.
Wow! Amazing job JJ , FDNY, EMS and NYPD guys 👏
Awesome video John. God Bless the FDNY. Hard work on this one...🤗🤗
thank you jon for your coverage. Scary when collapse happens and especially when members are injured.
People can see why we were the gear we wear. Nothing is routine. Situational awareness with everyone is key for no one getting hurt. We all train for this. Great coverage. JJ love your comment reaction 🚒👍🚒👍
Great Video John. Your video from the side shows the awning leaning forward before it let go. The Brothers got lucky on this one. Nice coverage!!!
Another fine video of the great FDNY first responders who are always there and ready to help👍👍👍👍👍🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒
Wow! Deputy chief with a cigar at a fire?
First time for me!
Spectacular video johnn
Wowza, glad to know there are no serious injuries😮I wondered if water had collected behind those signs but we would've seen a sheet of water come down in the collapse and there wasn't. Another good catch! Stay safe out there👍🏽
the church bells add a nice touch
Oh damn brother that was freakin close!!!! Thankfully everyone got out and is OK!!!!! We really appreciate all you do but PLEASE be careful out there!!!! We don't need you to hurt yourself for a video. Again, thanks for your coverage and thanks to the firefighters.
Nice catch. Hopefully video used for training after putting water on the front signs and tower pulling near signs. Glad they are ok🙏🙏
Another great reporting job!
great video bro glad no one was hurt bad STAY SAFE
Did anyone else notice before the collapse, the firefighter hosing down that facade? I did not see as much water coming out of the facade as what was going in. Several hundred gallons flowed. Something every firefighters- especially safety officers should keep in mind- the weight of water that we introduce into a structure.
JJ- do you remember seeing much water coming out of the facade prior to the collapse?
I didn’t see any water coming from the awning but when it collapsed there was also no water that spilled out so it must have gone into the structure I am guessing. I did notice at the very beginning of the video that the top of that particular awning was already tilted away from the building
Another amazing video! God Bless the FDNY 🫡🇺🇸
God Bless FDNY members, Wow JJ you caught that Awning collapse in front of you!! ..Be Safe.. Members did a great job with the Knockdown that whole building could of went up...
By the way...what are those "chirping" sounds I always hear? Maybe mention it in a video. I follow you regularly...and I always know "where the RAC at! Thanks to you.
The chirping sounds are coming from the PASS devices, (Personal Alert Safety System). PASS devices are worn by firefighters. In the event that a firefighter is motionless (deceased or trapped), the PASS alarm sounds so other first-responders can find them.
Just goes to show you how dangerous firefighting could be, that facade collapse could have been alot worse. Great work by FDNY, and stellar video work by John.
Great video JJ hope injured firefighter fast recovery 🙏
Great video Thanks John
27:15 when 44 truck tried to push the roll-down off the building, they nearly pulled one of the feet off the bottom of the bucket!
the amount off fire fighters that ran up as soon as it collapsed was crazy, what a brother hood
That collapse was probably caused by the amount of water that was put in from the nozzle man out the window above. Saw a lot of water going in but not much draining out.
I noticed the same thing and was looking for where that water was going. Saw some coming out but not nearly as much as was going in.
Nice footage my brother once again TL-44 was laying down the gauntlet 2N2 see you on the other side 55:55 Nice job by the chief for talking with the members 56:43
Talk about being in the action with those signage boxes. Appears one of the FFs got nailed on the head. Hope he is okay. It can take a day for some injuries to appear just like in a car wreck. Would be surprised if this did not end up on the 10pm news. Glad it was not any worse. I'm sure the guys afterwards were saying who dropped that S bomb and someone will reply, oh that was JJ. Great video as always.
Another block gone what is going on. 99 on scene with another fire nice video. Stay safe.
The other FF did not hesitate to run towards the collapse to help out their fellow FF’s. Impressive!!!
Scary scene!! From what I saw of the collapse, the firefighter that was under the sign, his helmet and Scott Pack deflected most of the debris and the bigger pieces fell further away from the building. Plus the mass grabbing of the debris by the other firefighters definitely helped get the main weight off of the firefighter under it all. His equipment and his brothers saved the day!! But still very dangerous and scary!! And you caught it all on tape!! Once again great job!!
Wow! Did not expect that thank God everyones ok
What a catch, JJ!
Great video, John. That was a close call! Thank God all are safe ❤
Glad everyone is ok. and going home.
John my friend. Now I can say this is the second video of yours that scared the crap out of me. The first one being that huge fire in the multiple businesses where the explosion happened,where u screamed Oh my God! When that awning fell I got a flash back of that video! Special props to u and the FDNY for all u show us and what they do for us. "Where da RAC at, there da RAC at".
That was scary as hell when that collapse happened. When the sign came down it looks like it came down right on top of one of the FDNY members. I hope he is alright. I hope nobody was injured.
WOW... Crazy video and scene!!!!!
That's crazy! I hope everyone is alright
That was just plain frightening when that fell.
bro whats crazy is i see at least 2 firefighters who were 1 mishap away from not goinbhone that collapse was scary and im glad everybody wmmade it back alive and well
Do you ever see the owners of these shops or restaurants ever come to see whats going on ? If it was my business, I would be trying to salvage if it was safe to. Maybe that can't do anything until an investigation is completed. Glad nobody got hurt with the collapse.
They more than likely do not live in that Community or the Bx. Also the Fire Dept is not going to let them get close to that area.
@@MsSapphire9800 Makes sense
You never know what is around the corner. God Bless the FDNY.
Super la vidéo respect aux pompiers
Just when you think your on easy street, the devil gets you. Glad everyone is ok.
Good work 13 battalion
Damm JJ can't believe you caught that.
Gotta love the brotherhood they were on it instantly.
No civilian understand the true meaning of fdny brotherhood it can't be explained you have to be fdny firefighter to know what it's all about even the the probies need to earn the title of brotherhood and they will be told when they are earn title of brotherhood.
And an hour and a few minutes later, it rekindled and returned to a third alarm.
That was crazy. Too close for comfort, JJ. That'll be on the 11:00 news.
Hi JJ Excellent catch of those signs falling on the members I hope they are all ok. Are the chiefs Corrado & Epstein still there or did they leave ?? "I have not seen either lately --- Debbie
With all that equipment on, they must be sweltering from weather 🥵
And that, boys and girls, is one (but not "the") answer to the so-often asked question of why you always see so many firefighters standing around, leaning on their irons, and "doing nothing". Because when something like that happens, they're the reserve that can jump in right away and try to keep it on the level of a major adrenaline dump...instead of becoming a memorial service.
I feel sorry for Rosie. She had a nice little hair salon business and now she has to rebuild and start again. I hope she doesn’t put up an awning this time. I think her store front looks better without it.
OMG.... That was a close one. 😵💫
how do you and skyler never film each other? 😃
10:30 awning collapse and DC Simms ordering a 3rd alarm for the collapse.
Did anyone got hurt
3 FF minor injuries from the awning collapse. Taken to area hospitals as a precaution.
@@Garythefireman66 hopefully there r ok today
I think NY needs a new building code, no overhanging awnings. They are definitely dangerous! They could fall on a passing pedestrian.
- having seen this from another angle it appears the person in the tower ladder caused this to fall.
Why people are standing under it while someone’s is working on it is beyond me.
When they refer to the fire sector, what is that?
battalion chief in charge where the fire is going on in the building. The chief on the ground out front is command.
Why spend so much effort in a futile attempt to bring down an awning? It seems unlikely to fall down on its own.
sign 🪧 collapsed due to both i thunk water/fire/wood etc got weak weight down it went.
Looks like T-44 bucket bent something on the bottom?
I think some probies had that sick feeling on their face as they came out. Thankfully it wasn't any worse, injury wise.
Hope those firefighters are ok.
The Third Alarm seemed unnecessary. More like an over reaction. Had the Chief waited 10 seconds to access, he would not have made that 3 alarm call.
Better to have and not need than need and not have.
Im not down playing the danger but it appears that only the sign came down. Many sign companies do not attach them properly.
Drama junkies, loud, proud and stooopid...nothing collapsed, a bit of aluminium tin foil fell...big deal over nothing...thats why they were saftey helmets...worse than footballers....high drama...
JJ looks like an old place lots of smoke you be careful to and good video to.get some to eat and drink.
Loot the jewelry loot the jewelry
So where's the fire I don't even see any smoke
You’re too late as always!
How am I too late I started watching a video as soon as he posted it
Meant to say watching the video
You can see the burnt structure…
Only in nyc do you see a battalion chief smoking a cigar while working a call 😂