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Point where your skin starts to blister. >> so while experts say you should drop to the floor and cover your skin if you're initially trapped in a fire, those decisions aren't effective when time is running out. >> dropping to his belly really wouldn't buy him much more time. however, what you can do is as low as you get you always have moments of a little more safety than you would if you were standing up. >> the correct answer is, a, if you can, lower yourself to another floor. with only seconds left, the construction worker makes a split second decision to drop from the fifth floor to the f...

Firefighters are coming, but you need to make a decision before they arrive. what should you do? a, lower yourself to another floor of the building from a window, door, or balcony. b, get on your symptomage and lay low. or c, cover your mouth and exposed skin to protect yourself from smoke and flames. >> you have to imagine yourself cooking at home and opening your oven. most people cook at 350 degrees and you figure a fire anywhere from 700 to 800 to 1,000 degrees. >> true or false? flames can burn skin without even making contact. the answer is true. even if the actual flames never touch you...

Whatever it may be under the water that you can't see that if i were going to try to swim, i was probably going to die. >> even if he's the best of swimmers, it doesn't matter. that water is very, very dangerous and even challenging for the experts and the people like us that train in it all of the time. >> as with swimming, climbing on the roof can also be dangerous. you can shift the weight and tip the whole car over or it could roll naturally. either way, you're trapped. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> the answer is c. grab onto a tree or passing structure through the open window. >> is there...

>> most everybody's been in the ocean and they've been pounded by a huge wave and they feel that force. they can't get up until the water recedes and a moving water, river, or stream or flood control channel does not give you that relief. it never releases, so that force is constantly on you and you can't get up. that's where most of your drownings occur. >> you are trapped in your car and being carried away in a flash flood. what should be your first move? a, unbuckle your seat belt and open the windows. b, push open the door and swim away from the car. or c, keep the windows rolled up and st...

Vehicle with window coverings due to the fact that those are combustible materials, and those materials itself will start to catch fire just based on the radiated heat. >> and rolling down your windows will only let the elements in faster. so if you chose b, you made the correct decision. keep those windows closed. >> what you want to do is try to stay encapsulated inside that vehicle as best as you possibly can. it's imperative that you ensure that your windows are fully closed, that visibility is maintained. it's going to be difficult to see but what you need to do is slow down as best as yo...