Fire Fighters: The Case of the Runaway Spaghetti pt. 3

Five bells stand by all stations. That's it? The true delight story of our unsung heroes, who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.

In just a moment we'll join Chief Cody and Tim Collins at the scene of one of the oddest fires to say the least that they've experienced in a long time. What began as a routine blaze in the Stoller spaghetti factory has turned into the strangest and slippery as to call of their careers. First, water seeped down from the top floor into the

huge bins where the spaghetti was stored. Next, the water-soaked spaghetti burst out of the bins, tons of it, and flowed like a tidal wave down the stairs, carrying the chief and Tim with it. Now, fighting the fire by area ladder, the smoke-eaters run up against another complication as a result of the spaghetti, which by now is flowing unchecked down the street. We'll

learn what that is, right after this message. Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the Stoller spaghetti factory where Chief Cody and Tim were swept out of the building on a moving mass of water-soaked spaghetti.

They found their way back up to the top floor where a slow burning fire still smolders. But blocked by more of the slippery spaghetti, they have called the aerial truck of Hooken Ladder 131. The immediate problem is to get water up to the top floor since the flow spaghetti carried with it the lines laid up the stairwell.

Well as the men on the aerial truck raised their giant ladder, Tim said. Wow, look at those boys go to work chief. And aerial truck is always exciting to watch. Yeah, and one three one is a crack through.