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Through the building, staying low to the ground? b, call 911 and sit tight until help arrives, or do you, c, jump for it, aim for a tree, bush or something else that will cushion the fall? >> what we find is that a lot of civilians that are caught in these types of environments make poor decisions. instead of finding or understanding their environment and having a preplanned escape route, they usually will either go back to where the fire is or get caught in an area where the fire will soon consume. >> as for jumping, he's five stories up with concrete below. >> there are survivable falls on t...

But what should you do next? a, use a fire extinguisher, b, pour water on it or c, smother it with baking soda. >> when the fire happened, i panicked. >> i yelled for my mom, and we tried to smother it with baking soda. but as soon as i put the baking soda on it, it sounded like it just ignited. >> baking soda is a common way to stop a grease fire in your kitchen, but it's not even the best way. our experts recommend you stop that fire with a lid. c is the wrong option. suddenly, the situation escalates with dangerous consequences. >> in the video we only see that one shootout, but i found lik...

>> the top floor collapses, missing both the rescuer and the rescued by inches. the construction worker survives with second degree burns and a sprained ankle. thankfully, no one else was injured. if you're trapped by fire, our experts want you to remember these tips. call 911 and tell them your exact location. don't assume someone else did it for you. never head back into the fire. get low to the ground and cover exposed skin. watch for falling debris. if you don't want to become a statistic, plan ahead, and stay alive. >> oh, no, oh, my god! a driver starts to drift. >> no, wake up! >> and...

Started. i want to thank you for your patience. this is an ongoing incident. there were a lot of change, a lot of moving parts. we sincerely thank you for your patience with the time adjustments. my name is officer johnna watson. i'm one of the police officers for the oakland police department. we have media updates that we would like to provide you with, but first i'd like to start with sergeant ray kelly. he's with the alameda county sheriff's office. sergeant. >> at this point, the last number we gave out of deceased folks was 30. that's moved up to 33. 33 victims of this fire thus far. we ...

Damaged beyond repair, how do you dispose of it? do you a, take it to a recycling center, b, call the fire department or c return it to the store or manufacturer. >> it's electronics. you don't just throw electronics away. they have to be disposed of properly. >> notify the seller but don't send it back. in fact, don't handle it at all. the device could reignite. the correct answer is b, call the fire department. >> unless you're trained how to deal with such a fire and know exactly what you're dealing with, i would let someone who knows what they're doing deal with it. >> but if you do find y...