Nightwatch: Most Viewed Moments of 2023 (Part 1) | A&E

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From executive producer Dick Wolf comes "Nightwatch," an hour-long series following elite teams of emergency responders as they risk their lives to work the busiest and most unnerving shift of the day: the overnight shift.

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[deandrahpalmer]

The truck driver didnt survive the crash or the fire and it breaks my heart for himself and his family to lose a loved one.😢😢😢

[fettersofdromi]

I'm glad the lady that caused the accident was arrested but I feel so bad for the driver's family.

[billyragnar]

Man the way the guy was talking the little kid who hit his head so he can distract him from the needle is just everything they do is so nice man I respect these guys so much.

[alaric]

This just melts my heart. These people are such heroes!

[serenicole]

I was in a house fire when I was 2 and a half years old and burned over %86 of my body so seeing the first clip brought back those memories and the firefighters who helped and they commented when they found me I was curled up and tiny (my entire body looked like I rolled in coal or as I say a roast chicken LOL) I still visit them but I know one firefighter quit because of when he found and had to carry me out of that burning house, he just kept repeating how tiny I was and that it would stick with him for the rest of his life… my father had smoke inhalation and was only given 48 hours to live because he realized I was still in the house he went back in but couldn’t find me so once they arrived they had to hold my father back from running back into the apartment to save me (which was why he had such bad smoke inhalation) and while they were holding him back he collapsed, my mother suffered burns on her whole arm and side of the neck and on her entire back but okay for the most part… so both my parents were halo flighted to a different hospital while I was flown to Galveston and taken to Shriners children burn hospital on a halo flight where I coded 3 times on the way, my siblings only sustained minor injuries but it was still traumatic for them of course and they were given to my aunt to watch. So whenever I see cases like this it just reminds me of how hard firefighters work ❤

[deandrahpalmer]

Im so proud of the boys in this video they were very brave bless their little hearts💕💕

[hazm.nn]

awe she was so sweet with the little boy🥹

[SBUK-]

True heroes, always risking their lives for the wellbeing of others

[Mrs.LadeyBug]

QUESTION FOR FIREFIGHTERS:
Wondering about the “rule of thumb” that Dan the fireman said around @3:58 ? How far away do you put your thumb? My Dad was always a fireman in our small towns, and I’ve been to some amazing fire practices as a child. One was a huge old country house and I had no healthy respect for fire at that young age — just sheer amazement and curiosity. I was standing so close that I ended up with what looked like a pretty bad sunburn when I got home, and I knew I’d be in trouble and didn’t complain but my face and arms told on me the next morning. I’m guessing I was waaayy closer than I should’ve been, especially without ppe. I didn’t back up until something big popped loudly and went flying out from the house a little adjacent to me. The firemen all retreated a bit and regrouped and I decided to go nibble some potluck desserts. I was drawn to that fire like a mosquito to a bug zapper. And yes, I knew not to get “too close”. I just didn’t know what too close was.

[Dweggersoneggerson]

Its so sad how one move can ruin an entire eternity inside and out

[BurtW]

Thank you guys 🙏😇. Prayers go out to his family ❤🙏😇

[DespairKarma]

3:11 bro sprayed him to get him to back up 💀
That had to hurt
Edit: 11:28 PM RIP that fuel tanker driver

[wmbkinh]

i think the 9 year old boy was a big part of it was his anxiety

[johncspine]

Maybe “smell the birthday cake, and blow out the candles..” cause there’s a lot of distinctive smells associated w birthday cake, but that sure did work. Plus, familiar ppl like the grandma can allow the patient to act out their own stress, great move to clear the ambulance.

[Kqisen]

Im a 15 year old girl abt to be 16 but the feeling i get when i watch these videos are indescribable i look at the firefighters and get goosebumps bc they look so cool the way they all jus chillin then start getting ready😭😭

[amandasnider]

Excellent job big brother who called in his little brother's head injury! This eldest sibling salutes you!

[Kqisen]

Rip the man in the truck thats so sad 🙏🏾

[missyTL]

I know that area I'm from New Orleans... that intersection is very busy intersection.. so many of people could of been hurt ..I'm sorry the man didn't survive..Jesus this happened around my neighborhood I grew up in.. the school I attended is less than a block away

[cpbfzgv]

I was crying so much because it remind me of one I
on my love ones