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>> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire? gasoline vapors are more flammable than liquid gas. fuel vapors are also heavier than air, so they sink. and on such a cool, breezeless night, the fumes stay where they fall and pile up. so conditions are perfect for what happens next. >> the occupant of the car got in out of his car several times, the car had cloth seats, the subject had hoodie tight clothing on, and we believe that it built up a static charge,...

Pump, shut off access to the underground tank off. so she probably saved the building. >> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire? gasoline vapors are more flammable than liquid gas. fuel vapors are also heavier than air, so they sink. and on such a cool, breezeless night, the fumes stay where they fall and pile up. so conditions are perfect for what happens next. >> the occupant of the car got in out of his car several times, the car had cloth seats, the...

Button had not been pushed that it could have caused an explosion within a half a mile of the gas station. >> so she probably saved a lot of damage when she hit the emergency stop and stopped the pump and shutoff access to the underground tank. she probably saved the building. >> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire. gasoline vapors are more flammable than liquid gas. on such a cool, breezeless night, the fumes stay where they fall and pile up. so cond...

She probably saved the building. >> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire. gasoline vapors are more flammable than liquid gas. on such a cool, breezeless night, the fumes stay where they fall and pile up. so conditions are perfect for what happens next. >> the occupant of the car got in and out of his car several times. the car had clothe seats. the subject had hoody-type clothing on and we believe it built up a static charge and when he got out of the ...

Of damage when she hit the emergency stop. she probably saved the building. >> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire. gasoli gasoline vapors are more flammable than liquid gas. on such a cool, breezeless night, the fumes stay where they fall and pile up. so conditions are perfect for what happens next. >> the occupant of the car got in and out of his car several times. the car had clothe seats. the subject had hoody-type clothing on and we believe it bu...

Team. a freak accident at a gas pump kills a teen, experts say it involved static electricity. according to the petroleum institute, only one other person has died of something like this, but that it could happen to anyone and word of warning, in our top stories, we go across america. pennsylvania, investigators say static have the started a fire at a gas pump in cumberland county last week. the coroner says fumes from the fire killed a 19-year-old while he was pumping gas. this surveillance v...

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