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Night, running out of Station 9, we ride with the Battalion Chief to a shooting not that far away from the station. Morning, we're back at Station 11 at the shift change. We find a young firefighter still in his bunk – a call comes in for "smoke showing". We ride with this young firefighter, still on probation, and a San Francisco Giants fan. At his home, we meet his fiance, then, we ride with him to deliver a Giants toy to one of his friends for his young daughter, a great day.

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