9-1-1: Lone Star

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So it's all down to this, folks.

A&M's last chance to save their season.

The Aggies are in field goal range

with four seconds remaining in the fourth quarter.

Their kicker is 17 for 25 for field goals on the season.

The snap is good, kick is up, through the uprights!

A&M gets three. We're going into overtime.

Whoo-whoo!

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Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Ah!

Oh, kick me!

The flames! The flames are moving fast!

Just stay calm, sir. Where are you?

I'm at the Farm and Feed Factory,

off Old Walker Road.

I'm in the kitchen in the main building and--

I'm so fired.

126, please be advised,

caller is trapped in the break room

in the center of the compound.

Dispatch, this is Engine 126.

This place is going up like a tinderbox.

We are talking about at least a four-alarm.

Okay, y'all take care of yourselves out there,

you hear?

All right, keep it at the base!

Hold on to it!

Watch your step.

Help! Over here!

We got another one! We got another one!

Hey, up there, got all that water in the tower.

Yo, Garrity. Hit it with everything you got.

I can't get down from here!

Right at the base!

Harkes, we need more pressure.

We're almost dry, sir.

What's going on?

Hey, Cap, I think I remember seeing a hydrant on the map

about a hundred yards that way.

If I can run a four-inch line to it,

we could have a fair fight.

Get 'er done.

All right, stepping off.

Hey!

Y'all be ready to hold on tight!

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All right!

Yeah!

Take that!

All right!

Come in 126, do you copy?

Dispatch, this is 126. What's up?

We just got a call in Spanish from a maintenance man.

Said they store fertilizer, ammonium nitrate,

in that facility.

Y'all need to pull those men back.

Hey, Engine 126!

Engine 126, fall back!

Fall back! Fall back!

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Ladder 126, do you copy?

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Ladder 126, please respond.

Ladder 126!

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Ladder 126.

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I'm gonna ask Alex to marry me tonight.

Dad, please don't say anything negative, all right?

I already bought the ring.

How about moving in together first?

Grand gestures, right? Isn't that what you always say?

Big swings?

I've also been divorced twice.

New York Fire. We're here to help.

Help! Someone, help!

Come on, help me up!

Get me down from here, please! Get me out of here!

Oh, God, I love New York.

Please! Help, help!

So, uh, you gonna tell me

what you really think about this proposal,

or are you just gonna keep pretending

that you don't have an opinion?

You're an adult, you think it's right...

I say go for it.

Really?

Yeah.

Thanks, Dad.

Hey, you okay?

Yeah, it's some viral thing I can't kick.

I'm gonna go to the doctor, get some antibiotics.

All right.

Hey.

I'm happy for you.

These are tumors.

They're stage 1B,

which means they haven't spread to your lymph nodes,

which is very fortunate.

We caught it early.

Lung cancer?

But I had a chest x-ray last year.

You were at ground zero when the buildings came down, yes?

Yeah.

Then I don't have to tell you

by the 20th anniversary of 9/11,

more survivors who were there that day and during the cleanup

will get sick or die than people killed on 9/11 itself.

This is gonna kill me, isn't it?

If you're going to get a diagnosis like this,

it's the best-case scenario.

-Can I work? -Yes.

But here's my advice:

Don't worry about the physical parts of this.

You're young and strong. The numbers are on your side.

It's the psychological part of the diagnosis

that trips most people up.

Let this be an opportunity to look at your life,

your work, your relationships,

and make sure they're all you want them to be.

My son's getting engaged tonight.

Will I make it to the wedding?

I don't like to give timelines,

but we will do everything we can to make sure you do.

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-Hi. -Hi.

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This is nice.

Yeah, I wanted some place really nice.

So I wanted to talk to you about something.

-So do I. -Let me go first.

Um...

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Captain Strand.

We were about to give up on you.

Beth Healy with the Department of Justice.

We were supposed to meet at nine?

Yes, we spoke on the phone. So sorry.

This is Deputy Fire Chief Alden Radford

from Austin, Texas.

Welcome to New York.

Thank you.

What is that, a meteorite?

That's a reminder.

It's from the South Tower.

The, uh--

the heat was so intense, it melted metal,

and the guys from this house went in anyway.

That's the standard they set for us here.

Captain Strand,

I believe that you're aware of the tragedy

that happened in our department?

Yes, I am. I'm very sorry.

We want you to come down to Texas

and do for Austin what you did here.

No one has ever built

an entire house from scratch before.

But you have, Captain,

after 9/11.

Why is the Department of Justice involved in this?

There was a bit of an inclusivity issue down there.

Civil Rights division got involved,

so we had to step in.

Four years later, it's getting better.

There are 48 firehouses in Austin,

35 of them have made meaningful changes.

We take this issue very seriously.

Hasn't been easy.

Well, I'm flattered,

but if you're gonna put diversity first,

shouldn't you hire somebody who's, you know, diverse?

We need someone like you.

An outsider who truly understands

how much rebuilding this house is gonna heal the community.

Look, I appreciate the offer,

but I was born in Santa Monica,

I moved to New York when I was 15,

I have lived here ever since.

My son is here.

I mean, I appreciate the offer,

but I'm afraid I'm gonna have to decline.

All right.

I tell you what,

why don't you--

why don't you give me a call if you ever change your mind?

Will do.

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Hey, do you know where TK is?

We thought you could tell us. He hasn't come in yet.

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TK! Open the door!