Too Much Pyro Sets Off The Sprinkler System At Recent Disturbed Gig
Disturbed really were 'Inside The Fire'.
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Disturbed really were 'Inside The Fire'.
Disturbed accidentally set off a sprinkler system during their recent concert in Houston, resulting in the band getting drenched.
Losing their house. >> it was probably the worst thing i have seen in my life. you have that moment where you say is that really my house? >> reporter: 750 firefighters working tirelessly to fight the flames. now we are getting a rare look from inside the fire lines. watch as air force academy firefighter aids in the battle against the inferno. >> give me some water! >> reporter: working alongside the team to extinguish the flames. the black forest is one of several wildfires in the state. the gorge fire threatens the bridge that hosted tourists for so many years. up north, lightning ignited a...
Extreme. you can see this modern art created by the fire, theser newspaper boxes, maybe it's not surprising they melted, they're plastic but this is a mailbox and that's metal. many of the houses here sat deep in the beauty and seclusion of the black forest but in the fire it was those very trees that often doomed the home. >> and the reality is once it's up in the trees and moving there's nothing the firefighters can do. i mean bhaasically they're lookg out for themselves. >> reporter: 00 fire might fighters include crews from towns just down the road and far away. >> they describe you as hav...
Instead. trapped in their own garage. car doors open, tried to escape, but it was too late. well over 700 firefighters are trying to beat back this monster, but winds keep whipping making it almost impossible to contain. hundreds more homes are in harm's way right now. martin savidge takes us inside the fire zone. >> you can see over here to the west. >> reporter: up close to the aftermath of a killer fire. this is the first look from ground level at the neighborhoods hardest hit by the black forest fire. no roaring blaze, but the danger remains. ground crews work hot spots in front of million...