looks like a peach tree. Trim those broken branches off. Then the remaining fruit to be one fruit every 6-8" so the remaining branches will not break, too. Also, it will help the fruit size up better and improve fruit quality.

You can prune (trim) peach branches in the summer. If you see other cross, damage branches, trim them off. Any branches that are too high (even with a ladder), trim them off. What's the point of growing tall fruit trees, when you cannot reach to pick fruit? Bring it down to manageable size.

New branches will grow back plenty next spring. You can fertilize with 10 10 10 fertilizer in early spring next year.

You can google peach tree pruning. There are several good ones on YouTube.

Another option is to contact your county's Extension Service office for gardening info, including pruning.

You can locate that office using this interactive map:

http://npic.orst.edu/pest/countyext.htm

I would thin even greater apart, like 12". That is a large tree and you'll have more fruits than you'll know what to do with. Heavier thinning will reduce split branches and improve the quality of the fruit. The tree will be fine just cut the split branch off.