it s not until alan bell is able to catch his breath that he remembers he s wearing a camera on his helmet. once you settle down and all your adrenaline s over, then is when i realized i think i was filming all this. the first time i watched it, it was scary, you know, because you see yourself going through this. it s not a good experience. come on down head first! both firefighters hope others can learn from the video captured by alan bell s helmet camera. my primary goal of the video was to use for training. and that we all should train for the highest level possible. you can see what happens. it s all on camera. mayday. firefighter down. coming up, h 2-whoa! all of a sudden i feel the blast of water hit me and that was it. i think the sprinklers came on. when caught on camera:
i got it for christmas of 2009 so probably about six weeks before this fire. that was the first time i actually used the camera. because of a change in regulations, it s the first and only time bell will use his camera on scene. he turns it on and goes about his job for the day. we are initially what they called a rapid intervention team to extract firefighters if they get lost or hurt or injured. morales is part of another team, one that will enter the burning home. we started to go into the front of the house. we noticed that there was all the entrances were blocked in. the firefighters then moved to the back of the house, hoping they have better access to the trapped woman. i was just thinking of getting this lady out. the first priority was to get this person out and get her to safety. she s on the second floor? she s in this window right here.
and an employee for the department of motor vehicles is living out an occupational hazard nightmare. 34-year-old robert keller pulls up to park after completing his road test. he goes to hit the breake, but instead hits the gas pedal. the car races forward, smashing through the glass as it enters the building. people inside the dmv scatter. and two suffer minor injuries. ultimately, keller s ok. so is the dmv employee in the car with him. keller did, however, fail his driver s test. coming up, a real yo-yo. everybody in the studio was just looking at each other like, what just happened? and later, a state trooper takes a terrible tumble. when caught on camera: occupational hazard continues.
wrong with my hips or why my hips would hurt but my hips still hurt every day. redman also says the fear still lives with him that something like this could happen again. even today, i still have fear of getting back out on to the highway or being struck again. but it s part of the job. i have to. coming up, a firefighter s life hangs in the balance. i was burning up. they needed to get a ladder to me. later i hear this sound, i couldn t tell what it was. he s about to find out. when caught on camera: occupational hazard konds. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell s. it s amazing what soup can do. hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira.
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