Drop the basket. Ready to get out of here? Yeah. I love you. Lift her up. [Music] Look at you. Look at you. That's right. Ladies first. [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] terrorism possibly. The ambassador to Syria was checked into Chicago Med for a liver transplant. Alimo Sapphir, that's a security detail over there. One of them flashed his weapon at a fireman. Hey friends, I'm aware of your sidearms. I have one of my own. diplomatic protection within our legal right to bear arms in this country. Not today. I'm going to take your weapons from you. This isn't a question. You do anything that makes me the least bit uncomfortable, I will end you. Do you understand? with diplomatic protection from the Syrian Arab Republic. We will cooperate any week. We're going to want first crack at questioning. I'll wait my turn. Just know it's coming. [Music] Come on. Come on. People's unresponsive. Come on, girl. Give me something. Hey, Chief Commissioner's here. Wallace. Fire commissioner. Deputy District Chief just brought me up to speed. Dark day, sir. That it is. Listen, I am informed that you and your men from Firehouse 51 were first on scene and saved dozens of lives today. Yeah, was one of our own. You can fall back, take some relief, do some digging. [Music] [Music] We think we'll stay. [Music] [Music] Jay, we got Dawson. She's okay. Jay Hey, we need a doctor over here. Oh, what? [Music] [Applause] [Music] Hey, buddy. What's your name? Nathan. Nathan, I need you to close your eyes and cover your face. Can you do that for me? You can open your eyes now, Nathan. [Music] Can you wiggle your toes? I think so. Good. Good. Good. But my arm. Listen. Just stay tough for me. Okay. All right. Hold on. I'm going to get you out of here. Two. Three. I can't. I can't. Stop. Stop my leg. I can't. Okay. Okay. All right. [Music] All right. Okay. Let's take a look at this arm. [Music] Nathan, I'm not going to be able to get you out unless I try and pull this out. It's going to be just like ripping a band-aid off. Okay. It's going to hurt at first and then it'll feel much better. Ready? [Applause] All right. Okay. Damn it. Damn it. I think the rebar nicked an artery in the arm. Listen, bud. I got to do something to get this bleeding under control. You got to stay tough on me. Okay. I got to pinch off this artery. I I got it. All right. There we go. It's done. It's done. It's done. There we go. Help. Somebody help us. Help. Do you got a phone? It's in my backpack. where I put it down. Um, listen, Nathan, you've been incredible so far, okay? Superhero, but I got to ask you to dig just a little deeper, okay? I need you to pinch this artery tight yourself, just for a few seconds, okay? Just think of it like you're holding a piece of spaghetti. I use a board for spaghetti. A boy. Okay, you got me there. Here. Just use your hand. Use your hand there. Yeah. Take your hand. Pinch. There you go. Pinch that. I know. I know. I know. I know. It hurts so bad. I know it does. Just hold your hand as still as possible. Okay. I'll be right back. You're doing great. You're doing great. [Applause] Hi, this is Kelly Samurai. Leave a message. Hey, Kelly. Treat B. Just checking to see how much longer you think you're going to be. Probably going to get a relief lieutenant here. Whatever you got going is going to take much longer. So, just uh let me know. Thanks. [Music] Hey, how we doing, bud? I don't know how much longer I can hold this. Okay, hold [Music] on. Damn it. Hey. Oh. Hey. Hey. I'm sorry. No. No. You You're doing great. Hang in there. Stay tough for me. [Applause] Hey. Hey. Help. Over here. Hey, Nathan. Nathan. Hey, you with me? Yeah. Yeah. I need you to pinch this tight again for me. Okay. Come on. You can do this. There you go. I'll be right [Music] back. Hey, I need help. Hey, help. Hey, over here. Hey. Hey, help. [Music] Hey, Nathan. Hey, Nathan. Hey, wake up, buddy. Wake up, buddy. You got to wake up. Help. My father, he's in construction. He promised me over and over again, ever since I was little, that he'd teach me how to drive a loader. That was before he left. I figured I'd teach myself so if he ever came back, I could show I didn't need him. I know the feeling, but My dad was a firefighter and now I am too. But I did it without his help. Is it hard? That's the best job in the world. Look, I'll tell you what. Soon as we get out of here, I'll take you down to the firehouse. We'll go for a ride in the truck. How's that sound? Cool. Cool. Um, don't know if you ever spoke to Kelly today. No, I haven't. Well, you tell him when you see him. Listen, today's shift was unacceptable. I expect a phone call and an explanation. Of course, Chief Caro, buddy. Nathan, answer me. Damn it. Wake up, bud. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Kelly, break your artery bleed. I don't know how much longer you can hold out. We've been at it all night. Hang on, buddy. Almost there. All right. Don't give up on me. Okay. [Music] Kelly. Kelly. Mom. This is him. This is the man who saved me. [Music] [Music] [Music] Hey, Cruz grabbed the hearse. Copy that. What happened? Uh, I found him like this. No, driver's pretty messed up. I tried to open the door. All right. Hey, just hang back. All right, everybody back up. Driver's pulse is ready. You okay, honey? Right. We have a child in back. We need a second ambulance. Man, it's a 61. We need an additional ambulance. We got two victims, one child, one adult, both ready. Roger that, 61. Second ambo's on the way. Something came through the windshield. Yeah, concrete. Must have hit her in the head. Uh maybe a truck kicked it up or something. Uh something that big. I don't know. Brett, how's the driver? Ma'am. Ma'am, can you hear me? Checking for anti-secoria. My name's Kelly. What's your name, bud? I'm Zach. Well, hold on, Zach. We're going to get you out of there. How old are you? Where's Ila? She was right here. Who's Ila? She's my baby sister. Where did she go? Okay, people. We need a hand. There was a baby in the back seat. We need to find her. Oh, dear Lord. Brett, you good with the driver? Yeah, I got her. Go. Looks like the car started rolling over there and the baby could have been thrown out at any point along the way. Can I help? No, you stay here, bud. I'm going to stay right here with you. Hey, Dawson. Maybe the concrete fell off the bridge. Yeah, maybe. Anybody else hear that? Hey, quiet. [Music] Oh my god, we got her. She's alive. Hey, uh, Cap, grab a pry bar. Got it. Nice work, bud. Can't believe she's alive. Hey, sweetie. You're going to be okay. You're going to be okay. Heads up, Dustin. [Music] She's okay. He's okay. It's a miracle. It's an honest to God miracle. She's okay. You saved her life. Give me some space, people. Give me some space. [Music] Okay, folks. Let's move it up. If the concrete struck the car as it passed under the bridge, would have continued on a ways before it hit the curb and started rolling. Think a piece might have fallen and hit the windshield maybe. Or somebody threw it. I have a dimmer view of humanity than you. [Music] Son of a [ __ ] Hey, Dawson. Catch a good run? Not really. We had one of our frequent flyers who was complaining of chest pains. I think he just wanted a free ride to fill out his prescriptions. It's like we're Uber drivers or something. Yeah. What about you guys? Nasty car wreck. Girl might lose a leg, but she could have died. Good Samaritan stopped the bleeding till we got there. Hey, you. Hey, sir. Wait. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. What's wrong? It's him. The guy who found the baby. What? Hello. Hi. Can I help you find something? Uh, actually, yes, you can. Um, I know this is kind of a long shot, but I'm looking for a guy with one of these patches on his riding jacket. Will any guy do or you look for someone specific? Uh, a very specific one. You a cop? I'm a paramedic. You recognize this guy? [Music] Rosen. His name is Scott. What am I looking at? It's an order form from that bike shop. Our guy is definitely a customer. He special ordered a muffler. That's his address. I told you I was going to hit the bike shop, right? You're busy. Just trying to help. And I got you this address. So, okay. Yes. Thank you. I'll check it out. Great. I don't have to be at work for another 20 minutes. Dawson, you're not coming with me. Okay, let's go. You know, he ordered this muffler 6 months ago. Address might not be current. So, you're giving up cuz the guy's not answering. Oh, I'm just pointing out still might take a bit to track him down. And we don't even have a last name yet. [Music] Excuse me, ma'am. Do you know of Scott who lives here? About my height? Dirty blonde. Thank you for your help. People don't like talking to cops, but paramedics, they open up to us. Okay, let me do some digging. I'll park uniform out here and keep an eye on the place. We're going to get this guy. Count on that. Let me know if you find anything. Okay, that's easy. Every time I turn around, you're right there. [Music] [Music] What's across the street again? Uh 53rd Street should be just up ahead. What? Where's the accident? Gabby, you see that? Gabby, are you all right? You okay? Yeah. Come on. He's way up there. Stop him. I see him. He's heading down the a rail. Hey game. Hey, hang it off me. There's been an accident. I was just going to get help. Yeah, lucky for you. Help is arrived. Otis, call for backup. Copy that. Easy, Gabby. It's over. You're going down. Get up. Help me. Oh my god. Please. Get out of here. Baby. Hey, get on now. Yeah, here we go. Okay. Turn around. Turn around. Got him. Nice engagement. [Music] Stella envelope for you. Oh, thanks. [Applause] Is it kind of this alkaline quality? What? I What is it, kid? I just got transferred to the Office of Public Relations. [Music] Melch, what can we do from a union point of view? Unfortunately, there's not much the union can do. Stella will have to fill out a grievance form, then wait for a committee review and hope they rule in her favor. But that could take months or years. You're a captain now. Don't you have a say in personnel decisions? You think so? Going to put in a special request above my pay grade. Not above mine. Look, I was caught flatfooted here, too. I put in a call to the office of public relations and not only is the transfer happening. It's happening next shift. So I put in a call to Chief Huff Hines who oversees the department. He hasn't gotten back to me yet, but I want to talk it over with him. And I want to assure him that I think the services of Stella care are best served with an Alligan in Chief Hoff the man we came to see. Wallace, I don't know if you know Captain Matt Casey. Uh-oh. You got looks in your eyes like you want something. Huh? That obvious, huh? Like my wife when she wants me to empty the cat litter. Okay. Well, it's actually about the position you're filling in the public relations office. Yes. Something I've been angling for since last year. We need fresh blood in the department. Huh. So much of what the city does is stuck in 1974. Which is why I said we need a woman firefighter front and center. My understanding is that Montigue, she's the real deal. Excuse me. Did you say Montigue? Don't you mean still a kid? Well, I I saw a list of names. I wasn't sure who it was. I'm just glad it's happening. I was under the impression that you asked for still a kid. Personally, I did not, but uh I stopped trying to figure out the inner mechanations of the CFD a long time ago. Chief Huffiness, what's your name again? Stella Kid. Kid like kid. Yeah, yeah. You're here to talk about how good the CFD is with minorities, women, that sort of thing. Yeah, about that. Yeah. Now, don't lay it on too thick, but uh sell it. You know what I mean? Is that how you're going to wear your hair? What? Down is better. Uh yeah, great. Here we go. Gentlemen, ladies, thanks for allowing us the opportunity to set the record straight with regards to personnel here at the CFD. This is Stella Kid, a distinguished firefighter with many years of service under her belt. She is eager to talk to you today about the achievements we've made with regards to minorities and gender under fire commissioner Jankowski. [Music] Thank you. Merry Christmas. Is that Christopher Herman I see before me? Oh, good to meet you. How are you? Oh, wonderful. Do you know that it was Christopher's wonderful wife, Cindy, that helped me get this job? We went to Notre Dame together. I had heard that. Yeah, Cindy's always bragging about you. Oh, what can I do for you? Well, uh, we had a firefighter transferred to public relations out of Firehouse 51. I was wondering if we could see the transfer order. Uh, what was the firefighter's name? Stella Kid. Give me one minute. I see why you brought me along. Oh, Irish. Here we go. Thanks. Sure. Chief Mullins. Is that that bite of book chief that gave you your promotion? Yep. Huh? We spent time around 51. He's seen kid in action. might be why he made the call. Are you sure about this? Because he didn't seem too keen on having his decision-making questioned. Captain Casey. Chief, can I help you with something? Mind stepping in here, please? Of course. Captain Casey has something he'd like to discuss with you. Sure. Here's the transfer order moving Stella Kid from Firehouse 51 to the public relations department. It was signed by Chief Mullins. Okay. Only this isn't his signature. See how the M tilts to the right and the S has a flourish. That's not the way I sign my name. This is. However, here's a list you wrote to Connie about the supplies and maintenance closet. see the M and the S. I can see it. I mean, I can see how that actually, yes, I should have said something sooner, but Connie, I I just didn't know who to come to about something like this. If you could just let me explain before you judge [Music] me. What happened is I saw the posting on the job board and I was actually trying to help because Stella, I mean, she's such a strong female firefighter and I saw that public relations was looking for somebody to be the face of firefighting. I'm going to save everyone here a lot of time. Empty your [Music] desk. Heat. Heat. [Music]