FDNY

Brawl during annual game led to 25-minute delay while refs assessed penalties and ejections. NYPD won the game 8-5.

The tip of an aerial ladder being moved hit a firefighter standing on a ground ladder in the head. The firefighter kept his footing and apparently just shook it off. The close call can be seen at 5:15 in the clip.

Ladder 156 firefighter was getting ready to get on the roof of a structure when it exploded in a fireball. He quickly backed off.

Brotherhood focuses on Squad 252, in "Borough of Fire" Brooklyn, and the prestigious Rescue Company 1, of Manhattan, and Rescue Company 4, of Queens. From an insider's point of view, the film vividly captures their pecking order, extroverted personalities, uncompromised respect for fires, teamwork, commitment to training and enviable camaraderie. Through the use of a hidden "firefighter cam" the filmmaker even brings the audience into the middle of their work - involving them in the dramatic rescue of an entire family from a burning brownstone. As the film reveals, they are committed to carrying on the expertise, loyalty and traditions that have been passed down for generations, but are still struggling to rebuild their companies. And, while their basic mission - to protect citizens and property - is the backbone of the profession, their job is in the midst of radical change.

See what goes down when a rig breaks down. The guys at the shop are hard at work with the constant flow of rigs that come in needing repairs.