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Under high heat, b, keep the windows closed, or c, open the windows slightly, then cover them with any materials available? >> you really shouldn't cover any, any vehicle with window covering, 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 stay encapsulated in that vehicle as best you can. it's imperative to make sure your windows ...

>> this guy is on the ledge. look at this, oh, my god. >> you can feel the heat. >> and if they can feel it across the street, he can definitely feel it on the balcony. >> there is a period of time where if the room becomes consumed with hot heat that absolutely, you can breathe that air in, and it can actually burn your lung tissues as it's going down. >> with every passing second, the temperature rises as the danger gross. >> oh, my jesus, oh, my god. >> this construction worker is minutes from burning to death. he needs to make a decision, and he needs to make it now. could you handle the h...

Deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. the death toll stands at nine this morning, but officials fear that number may go up with at least two dozen people still missing. we're also learning more about the two-story building where the fire happened. it was an artist work space and illegal for a dozen residents. they say the structure was cluttered with wooden objects. as many as 50 people were partying when the fire broke out. to steve patterson outside the warehouse for us this sunday morning. what is the situation like right there? >> good morning. i can't show it to you right now, but...

What should you do? a, lower yourself to another floor of the building from a window, door or balcony, b, get on your stomach and lay low, or c, cover your mouth and any exposed skin to protect yourself from smoke and flames. >> you have to imagine yourself cooking at home and opening your oven, and most people cook about 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, prolonged exposure to extreme heat is enough to scorch skin, even ...

There was an initial facebook posting for this concert that was supposed to be going on. that turned into when you have a mass casualty event you see the wall with other post-it notes and missing signs. that's what this facebook posting turned into. with people checking to find any hint or clue whether or not their loved one may have been involved in that fire. work being done now through the police department, through the county. we are hearing federal people are on scene checking through this. it's taken so long for people to be able to get inside this scene. it's been structurally unsound s...