- House is on fire.
They said nobody's home.
Inside the house, in the back, they're
putting water through a door in the backyard.
- I got smoke.
- Here's you're hydrant right here, John.
Right here. - OK.
- Just go to it.
Go to the house.
I do have the light, whitish smoke showing from the bravo
charlie side.
[machinery whirring]
- We got here, they found smoke and flames inside.
They also had smoke in the attic,
so we put a ladder through the top to open up the top,
and we can put water in through there.
They're also providing ventilation
to get the smoke out, to make it a better environment for us
to search.
- But yes, we do have fire control.
- A what?
- I don't know where it would be.
- I think so.
I don't know where--
- Raz, why are you all wet?
Where were you?
- We're at the phase now called loss stop.
There's no active burning or hot spots.
We've covered up stuff that needs to be covered up,
and the investigators are on their way.
They're going to try to determine where it started
and why.
And then the homeowners will probably
be allowed to say where certain belongings are, bring
important things out.
- They said that--
- All right.
- Do you know what would have caused it?
- Oh.
There's not much on your nightstand that's--
that didn't get burned up.
- Did you want me to look under-- under?
Because I can lift up, like, some of this drywall
and insulation, and maybe you might find some--
- And then there's a pair of Birkenstocks.
- OK.
Oh, yeah.
You got the other one?
What about this pink flip-flop?
- OK.
Well, we got some hair products and some shoes.
Everything a girl needs, right?
- She did find her cat, which was good.
But most of the stuff in her room
was pretty much a total loss.
It got burned up.
They'll come back tomorrow and start trying to put the pieces
back together.