You come out. Hang on. Hang on. Back up. Back up. Cover your mouth. Huh? >> Is there anybody else here? >> All right, hurry up. Get them out. Do free county. Multiple occupants. Multiple occupants. >> Here, give them your hands. Hurry up. In the house. >> Where are they at? >> Just duck. Just duck. >> I can't. >> Don't worry about getting cut >> here. It's okay. Just come on with me. >> I can't. I guess that one. >> Okay, I got you. >> Okay. Hey, here. Don't worry about the glass. Okay. Grab me. Grab me. Grab me. Grab me. Grab me. Grab me. Okay. Go. Go this way. Go this way. Go this way. 203 County. I got one out. Uh, I believe there's two more inside. >> They're not going to fit. >> Fit here. Can you pull this up? [screaming] >> Here. Who? Just come. Who's else is in the house? Anybody else? >> She's in the She's on the other side. We got her out. >> Is there anybody else besides your mom? >> My nephew Michael. We don't know where he is. >> Where is he? >> He might have been in the garage. >> Your nephew Michael might be in the garage. >> Okay. Can you take this? Okay. You just climb up on the desk. Pull that jade right now. >> Huh? Pull that jade right now. Yeah. There. Yo, don't worry about breaking anything. We just got to get you out of here. I got a high up here. I'm too bad. >> It's okay. Just do the best you can. Just do the best you can. We got to get you out of here. Okay. >> I'm sure I am. >> I know you are. Yeah. >> Give me your hand here. It's not working. >> Okay, just a second. I'm going to break. Do you have something you can cover your mouth with? >> No, that's not going to help me with this. All right, I need you to get up on that desk. Okay, >> just push this stuff out of the way. Okay, don't worry about anything right now. We You need to get out of here. >> Get this out. >> We're trying. >> Did mom get out? >> Yes. >> Yeah, mom's out. Just get up on that desk. >> There you go. You're doing good. You're doing good. You're doing good. There you go. >> That's okay. >> I lost my poop. That's okay. Don't worry about your shoe. Can you get this thing out? All right. Grab a hold of me. Okay. >> My boob's stuck. Okay. >> Just me. My boob stuck. >> It's going to hurt, but we got to get you out. Okay. You got it. Here. Give me a hug. Just wiggle. Okay. My glasses. >> Don't worry about your glasses. We got to get out, sweetie. Okay. Here. Go ahead. >> I'm stuck. I'm stuck. That's okay. I have all the hope in the world. >> I'm falling back in. >> It's okay. Go ahead. We're going to get this window out. Okay. Just stay right there. >> Just cover grab something to cover your mouth. >> Yep. There you go. I had something to bust that window with >> [snorts] >> Just keep covering your mouth. >> Without fire, we need help back here. >> Yep. >> To get this window out. >> Here. Give me that. Watch out. Okay. Cover your eyes. Oh no. Okay. All right, now we're going to get you out. Okay, >> don't worry about flash. >> Oh, there's a lot of smoke in there, Jeremy. >> Jeremy, there's a ton of smoke in there. We'll get her out. We almost got her out. Grab her. >> We almost had her out already. >> Come on. >> I can get behind her, Tony. All right. Here. We got a bass behind us, Jeremy. We got a mass behind us. >> All right, you go. Good. >> Jimmy, grab one side. I'll grab the other. Here, give me your crawl. >> Give me your arm, honey. >> All right. >> You're going to burn up if you don't. >> There you go. You got it, sweetie. You're doing good. Just grab a hold of me. Okay. Ready? Come on. >> Where are you going? >> Our grandson's in there. >> What? Where's he at? >> They don't know his grandson. >> Okay. How old is he? >> We got Charlie. Ready? You're going to help, man. Down slow. Down slow. Down slow. Down slow. There you go. All right. All right, man. Here. Will you get roll over? All right. There's another kid inside, I think. Find out how old. >> 26. >> 26. Where does he go? Where is he? Have her start calling to figure it out. >> I need another pack for me. >> Are we able to get you up and out of here? Honey, we got to get you away from the house. Okay. >> There we go. There we go. >> We're trying to >> Can you walk unassisted, honey? >> Okay. What's up, Eric? Back up. Watch your feet. Okay. Ready? 1 2 3 >> go. >> I can't. I can't from the ground. >> Okay, let me get you. >> Mike, I don't know if he's in there or not. >> Let's get her walked around. Is anybody calling? We don't know. >> I don't know either. >> 203 County. Can we get additional EMS started for smoke inhilation? Nicole, we just got her out. Smoke inhilation for sure. >> Hey, what's your name? >> Teresa. All right. Teresa. Unfortunately, I need you to watch me in a hold of this. You think you can make it that far for me? Okay. Let me get my stair chair. Okay. Where's the other person that came out? >> She was over there somewhere. I think she's over there sitting down in the gray sweatshirt. >> Where's Michael in here, too? >> We don't know. There may be another kid inside. We're trying to figure out. >> Give yourself a big hug. Okay. Hop over the shoulders. I don't know if we can though. down. Okay. I mean, >> it's okay. >> It's okay. >> Yep. >> Well, you just went through a hell of an ordeal. Okay. So, we got to get you checked out. It's a lot of smoke inside there. >> Yep. I want to get in the ambulance. I want to see where she is. Where's >> your ambulance at? I think >> over there. As soon as we get out down here, >> I will be All right. >> Yeah. Little gas, but I said that girls. >> Well, yeah. I may need a chiropractor appointment, but that's all right. I got her own. It's hard when they're inside like that want to come out of a window. I can understand that. I'm afraid of getting hurt and I get it. Yeah. But the room was filling up pretty quick. Had to step away cuz I was having a hard time coughing. >> I don't know what I'm going to do with that. >> Is this the the 26-year-old son that we were worried? Okay, good. >> No, that's only >> But is that him? >> Yeah. >> Yes, that is the >> Okay, good. >> Grandson. >> Okay. >> And then I think call the dogs or pets as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, >> you're good for any good. >> Hi. >> Where's the Where's my scissor? >> Right over here. You're okay. >> All right. >> Hey, ma'am. This ambulance here is for you. Okay. >> We want to check you out. You're inside the house. There's a lot of smoke. We just want to make sure that you're okay. >> Okay. With that smoke inhalation, it can be pretty rough. >> We'll be checked out. >> They're just going to check you out. Okay. Michael, will you >> I have no idea yet. >> So, these two are victims. >> Nope, just this one here. The other victims in the ambulance over there. Debbie, can >> you walk over there? I can walk over there. I think so. Well, yeah. Nice little You didn't inhale any smoke or what? A little bit, but >> worry about that later. >> Well, no. >> I wasn't inside at all. I was at the windows on both, so I was able to step away. >> She was the hardest. She's probably 450 500 lb. So, she It was It was a trick getting her out. Nice girl. So your your patients are that ambulance and this ambulance. And when they're checked out, I want if you just check out my cuz I was up here by both houses getting in and out. So I just want you double check when you're done with them. >> Lady that was >> she's in that one that just went down. Oh. Yep. >> Nope. She's in the ambulance that just went down to turn around. Well, she is. >> Yes. Both patients are in an ambulance >> right here. >> Okay. >> Or Yeah, they were supposed to go up there and turn around. >> Yeah. But yes, >> probably going to be a transport or anything. >> Yeah, just for a minute if you don't mind. >> Hey, how you feeling? >> Good. >> Coughing, but I'm all right. You think you're breathing a lot of smoke? >> I mean, a bit. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> We're here to assess you, check you out. So, we're probably going to hook up to our monitor and look at some stuff. So, this is just going to read how much oxygen you got in your blood cuz some some smoking inhalation stuff can show up a little bit later. So, we just wanted to be careful and be safe. >> Look at that. 99. >> Yeah. Tell me real quick what >> So, this lady here >> Yep. >> We came out of this when we first got here. It was all the fire was in the garage side. Okay. >> But it was starting to billow in. >> Yep. So, we got her out. The back side was Teresa and we worked with Teresa. I mean, she's buriatric. So, um that's where probably most of any inhalation happened was trying to get her out and obviously >> gas just suck it in. Absolutely. >> But I think we'll be all right. >> We're at 99% today. >> That's better than a normal day. So, I'm doing all right. >> At least 20 years does change. >> Yeah, I'm good. All right. Thank you. So, you live here, buddy? >> Yeah. My phone's gone, too. I left my phone there. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Michael. >> Michael. All right. >> Uh, when So, at first they said you were in the garage. Were you here at all? >> No. >> Okay. When did you leave? >> Um, I left like 2 hours ago. >> Left like 2 hours ago. >> I'll tell you a pretty good Yeah. >> Okay. >> Going on 3 hours now. >> Okay. Okay. in the ambulance there. She doesn't want to be transported behind harbor just walked over there. >> Yeah, she was getting checked out. >> I think she's fine. If she wasn't, she would stay. But >> so you guys said you left like 3 hours ago >> in between probably closer to 6, but >> like 6:00 you're saying between 5:30 6:00 sounds good. Okay. >> All right. All right. So, when we got here, it looks like everything started in the garage. That's what it appeared. Obviously, we don't know for sure, but the garage was like the the thing that was fully in >> We walked through the garage. It was hazy, but he smoked tobacco often. >> Okay. So, at like 5:30, I thought it was hazy, but he smokes. You said in the garage. >> It just smelt like tobacco, but there was no reason to be alarmed, didn't matter. >> Yeah. No, I get that. I get that. Okay. All right. Any idea what what could have been a start or a cause here? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Do you smoke in the garage? >> Yeah. Did you smoke before you left? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have like a ash tray that you that you dump your cigarettes in? >> Yeah. >> Is it a can or a tray or a bucket or >> uh It was like a bag. >> Okay. Like a plastic bag or paper bag? >> Yeah, like a plastic bag. >> Okay. Is that where you put your cigarettes when you're done with them? >> Yeah. I mean, not not like not like I put them in the ashtray first. >> Oh, I got you. So, you dump the ashtray in the bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. And what is the ashtray like? What is that? >> It's just an ashtray, you know? >> Yeah, like ceramic. Like what is it? like a ceramic or pottery type astray. And then when that fills up, we dump it in the bag. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you do any of that today by chance? Like dump anything in the bag? >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah. Just so we can kind of let them know if there's anything to look for. >> Yeah. I have no idea. I really have no >> There was nothing. It wasn't a plasticky smell. It wasn't It smelt >> just normal >> like like tobacco you said, >> right? Gotcha. Okay. All right. >> I can't believe that, you know. Hi buddy. >> How are you guys? >> Good work. I hear you. Thank you. >> You saved me cuz I was going in without a P. >> Yeah, I know you were. That wasn't happening. So, I was having a hard enough time as I was. I'm like, dude, no. >> Why would this car even try? to get up here. She came up that lady doing okay. She get a lot of >> the one in the backside, but I'm sat at 99%. So, I'm doing all right. Want >> a bottle of water? >> No. No, I I will in a little bit, but thank you. Um, she's probably the worst in that back room there. I mean, >> are you sleeping or what? >> Is there another lady there? Because we found another lady in hand. Yeah. So when I got here, when I turned on the on the hillside in that window over there, I saw a lady in the window. So that's when I said, "Hey, there's a there's an occupant inside." >> So I got her first. >> Okay. Her name is >> Yeah. >> And then she had said that her niece or whatever was still in the house. >> And then that's she was on the back side. There we go. So, um, yeah, I don't know if we were going to get out get her out of there without breaking that window. It had to have in the garage somewhere. >> Yeah, this was this was fully involved when I got here. >> You could see over there the importance of a firewall, right? >> So, the the Michael didn't realize that the garage went on fire. I don't know because when I talked to Michael, he said he left around 5:30, 6:00 and they said when they left, they went through the garage and it became kind of hazy, but he's like, I smoke in the garage, so I didn't think anything of it. I didn't smell anything at all. >> Well, I I asked him, you know, where he discards the cigarettes and he said first he said the plastic bags and I'm like, so like when they're hot, he said, "No, no, no. I put them in an ashtray first and then when it's all done, I So, but What's up, buddy? So, when you got here, so the garage was the flames were all shown in the garage. Okay. A little smoke. Let's go over here. Thank you. The house is filling with smoke, but all the flames are over here. So when I first pulled up on scene, I saw the lady in the window there. Okay. >> So we went got her out right away and then she had said her niece or whatever was in the house and then we got as we're getting her out, the house started filling up more and more with smoke. By the time we got to the backside to get Teresa out then we just had once by time we got Teresa out fire was here getting ready to put water on. So but this is where everything was. So you pull her out the window and you pull him the the other person out the back. >> Yeah. >> But Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. She got hot. >> This guy here was starting to worry here. >> He was starting to worry. I bet you I don't blame him. Yeah, I would be. I mean, well, you got char here, so it clearly had >> you guys that horn smoke. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Did you guys see anything other than like all the big flames and stuff or just >> heard things? [laughter] I didn't realize how close it was. >> Yeah. Well, that house is really close. They >> So, where do you guys live? >> We live right here. >> Right here. Okay. >> All right. And you didn't other did you see anything like earlier today like 5:30 6:00 by chance? >> Well, I drove home after that. I didn't see anything. >> Okay. >> So, I got home after 20th. >> Okay. You didn't see any smoke or anything at that time? >> Nothing out. >> I got home after. >> Sure. I I'll swing back and talk to her. We just wanted to double check since you all standing here. I figure well I'll just come talk to you and see if you needed anything and make sure you guys are okay. At 6:30, did you hear the booms and sirens? That's already up there. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's just the side there. >> Yeah. >> As far as they can still stay in the their home. >> Smokey in there. >> Is it Smokey? Okay, then let's just plan for that. >> They have two that live in this house, right? Yes. Two cats. >> Three down there. >> In this house here, they have two two and two pets. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Two cats. >> Two cats. Okay. >> So, are you working or you not working? >> I am. >> She's always working. >> I know. This is mine. She will stay here. >> I'm sure it's like usual. >> It is. >> All right. So, the other one, she's probably still in the over there. >> Yeah. I need you here. >> I'm just going to wipe my feet really good out here. Yeah. [clears throat] >> Hi. You Jackie? >> Yes. >> You live next door? >> Yes. >> All right. I'm going to get back. >> I'm just going to grab some info from you. >> Okay. >> House is pretty smoky. It sounds like >> I don't You're not sure. Okay. So, we have >> I don't have a sense of smell. >> Okay. Did you have >> probably? What? >> Did you have co long? I thought maybe it was a long symptom and I got >> No, I've just never had a sense of smell. >> Sure. So, >> but it I'm sure it is cuz there was Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, the side of your house has some damage obviously and then the garage's got some good damage to it. Um, we do have Red Cross notified either way. >> Okay. >> As a displacement, um, cuz if the garage is smoky or if the house is smoky. >> Okay. >> We don't want you back. >> I might just sleep somewhere else tonight. >> And that's fine, too. >> Get stuff. And >> so, I was just going to gather gather some of your info for the Red Cross. >> Okay. I need >> Yeah, go ahead. >> And you said it with Jackie? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, like I said, we're just going to give your info to the Red Cross. >> Okay. Um, obviously you can decline services if you wish, but at least we want to let them know that there's a potential for displacement. Uh, especially if your house is full of smoke, you obviously don't want to stay in there and get sick and things along that night line. Okay. Um, do you have any questions for us at this point? >> Is there anything I need to do tonight? >> There's not really much I think that you can do tonight. Yeah. I mean, >> yeah, you'll definitely want to call insurance and let them know. >> Okay. Yeah, I would just report the clean strip to get it on the >> Yeah. Get rolling. >> Correct. I'll give you my card here. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Well, glad you're okay. And you're out here. >> That was stressful. And your cats are >> Yeah. And your cats are okay. >> My dogs are in their kennel. >> Oh, back cuz I live right over here. >> Oh, you live over here >> in the duplex with Kristen. I live on the other side with Kristen. Is she the one with the daughter? >> Yeah. Okay. Sweet. >> I met her once. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm like um >> nice to meet you, neighbor. >> Yeah. Not this way, right? >> Not this way, but >> but at least every you know, everybody's out and that was a good thing. You guys were rock stars from the sounds, but I wasn't. >> How are the neighbors? Like, are they okay? >> I think the there Well, probably some smoke, I would guess. Um but you and who? There's um one of the their brother-in-law. Yeah. >> So they got out. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So they're okay. Yes. The one lady these guys got out though. Don't let him not take credit for that. >> Out [clears throat] the window. >> Right. >> Yes. >> Yes. Thank you. They deserve credit for that. So they don't like that. Look at him. He's like, "Don't talk about it. It's important. [music] You deserve credit for that." >> I get it. I have a hard time accepting credit for that kind of stuff. >> It's not just your job. >> Thank you. So, um, were you home at the time? >> I called it in. >> You called it in? Okay. >> Yeah. I was sitting in the living room and all of a sudden I see smoke just billowing and I like checked the side >> door like we have a door like our door that we use by the garage space is that way and I looked I'm like, "Holy crap." >> Yeah. >> And I called it in and I heard things exploding and >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, yeah, I called it in. >> And you didn't see it was the smoke that first caught your eye when you called it in. So before that, there wasn't anything that really drew attention. Okay. >> First it was a smoke. >> Come on in. >> Yeah, cuz I was just, you know, having a relaxing evening and >> it turned out not relaxing real quick. >> Oh, good. >> So you saw the smoke, looked >> looked down and was like, "Crap, the house is on fire." >> Yep. >> Called 911. >> Okay. Well, thank you for calling cuz um you you in that call obviously helped get them out quicker because there wasn't a whole lot of time. Yeah, it went I was surprised how fast the garage went down. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what was in there or >> Sure. >> Yeah. Well, I mean >> normal for >> Well, it depends on obviously what what's burning and what's inside. How long the fire was kind of going before. But yeah, >> the garage went quick. >> Yeah. Once it catches hold, it burns. But you could see the importance of like the fire walls between the garage and the house >> that really the fire >> stop. I mean that's crazy. So the house is not >> well the house >> once I mean eventually it will burn through but it it saves time right had that firewall not been there >> oh it would have got through faster >> much quicker the house would have been much like the garage so that's >> not even there anymore of smoke do you want something to drink >> is it smoky in here >> I think it just in general you want something >> I have a bottle of water with me I I thank you very much though I appreciate >> you bring out right in there >> no I'm I appreciate that I I got my water. Twiggy's taking care of me. So, >> you need to fill it. >> No, it's okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah, there's plenty more out there. I appreciate it. No, I don't. I'm good. >> Um I suppose in the garage there's the gas and there's all that. >> Well, yeah. There's so many things, right? Well, when I saw our garage, I'm like, "Oh crap, my car." >> And there's lots of pops and things like that. So, >> cars loud booms. >> Yeah. Yeah, they were. >> So many booms. >> Did you hear them around town? Did you? >> Uh, as I Yeah, I mean, as I was getting closer, obviously I heard, but >> All right, I'm going to get back out there. Thank you very much for your time. I appreciate everything. >> Yeah. >> And the Red Cross, >> Jackie, the Red Cross when they call it might come up as a 888 number. >> Well, just open the door for you. >> We'll answer unknown calls for the next, you know, 24 hours. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's probably not a telemarketer. >> Probably not. >> Thanks, guys. >> Thank you. Thank you. [clears throat] >> Thanks, sweetie. Appreciate it. Hey, congratulations. Oh, yeah. You did one hell of a job. Thanks. I listened to you. Oh, I appreciate it. I appreciate it. >> Water. You got enough. >> Did you get checked out yet? >> No. >> All right. Why don't you go do that? >> I should. I'm going to walk over there. >> Yeah. Feel like I got a cough. >> Yeah. I had a cold when I started, so it's like it's even worse. >> Yeah. I think that's the only ring left. >> Yeah, they probably transported her pretty quick. >> Yeah, they're gone.