in the middle of the battle - as crews struggled to bring the raging fire under control - chief jim o'leary - watched the smoke plume - settling over central city and realizedeveryone could be in danger.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 18:20)) " we do have a message out to them to turn their heat off .. city and realized many people could be in danger. >> we made everybody stay indoors. >> one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion and other sp >> joe drexler's son is a volunteer and says everyone rushes in. fought into the afternoon before the flames at the oil recycling center were under control.chief o'leary calls it an emotional day - when good people left their friends and family to help their community - and he's thankful for them all.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 1:14;09 )) " we were told we were just volunteers (( butted 1:14:18)) a& a bunch for them all. >> we were told we were just volunteers. >> everyone did an awesome job. they did great. >> here in central city more than a half-dozen other departments rushing in to help this morning. the fi

standing way over attack until i figured out you know for sure what was going on. " fire chief jim o'leary praised his crew and more than 15 other fire and police agencies who responded on thanksgiving day to help.he says without them, the damage could have been much worse. we want to thank our viewers who submitted pictures of this fire.we've made a gallery on our website -- just go to cbs 2 iowa dot com.and don't forget -- if you have a breaking news tip -- pictures or video -- share it with us on our facebook page. the salvation army's famous red kettles are out across the corridor.the organization is trying to raise 805-thousand dollars through their annual kettle campaign.cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga shows us how you can get invovled. pkgthe holidays are an important time for the salvation army.lia pontarelli 15;35;03;26 during the christmas campaign we project we hope to raise 48% of our annual operating budget so this time of year is really important to us for next year to make sure that we're meeting the needs of our community. 11and they can't do that without volunteers like je

- watched the settling over central city and realizedeveryone could be in danger.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 18:20)) " we do have a message out to them to turn their heat off .. shut their windows and make sure they stay indoors."one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion - and others stepped up.joe drexler's son is a volunteer - - and says everybody rushes in. joe drexler - son is firefighter (( 3:37:40 )) " he's probably carrying air tanks to make sure the firefighters have fresh air tanks and when they come out they need water. " crews before the flames at the oil recycling center were under control.chief o'leary calls it an emotional day - when good people left their friends and family to help their community - and he's thankful for them all.chief jim o'leary - central city fire (( 1:14;09 )) " we were told we were just volunteers (( butted 1:14:18)) a& a bunch of volunteers just put that >> we were told that we were just volunteers, a bunch of volunteers just put that fire awesome job. they did great. >>> it is now 6:37. if you are in dubuque, it

the air smells pungent but we just talk to the firefighter, jim o'leary, he says he wants everyone to know the air earlier today, they had asked people to shut off furnaces, close their windows and stay inside because they were concerned there may be toxic fumes. the air has been checked, everything is fine. they will now have the state investigators come in to try to find the cause of the fire. reporting live in central city, matt hammill cbs 2 news. >>> we would like to thank the viewers who sent us pictures. when you see news, be sure to host tips, pictures and videos to our facebook page. >>> the salvation army's famous red kettles out all across the quarter. the organization trying to raise $805,000 through their annual kettle campaign. how you can get involved. >>reporter: the holidays are an important time for the salvation army. >> during the christmas camping this year is really important to us for next year. to make sure we are meeting the needs of our community. >>reporter: they can't do that without volunteers. with more than 8000 hours to cover and only a quarter of the t

chief jim o'leary says this has been a very long day for his volunteers. these are folks who left their families and friends and came out on thanksgiving day to do the service that they do every single day. he said he is very thankful for everyone who helped them to extinguish this fire. we are live tonight in central city i am matt hammill live at 5:00. >> if there are any silver linings that set the conditions that they caught the -- fought the fire and couldn't have been better. >>> i best -- i guess you could say that we have the best happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> we were cooking for about two days so i got a good taste of that and now i am ready to kick back and take a nap. we have some whether to talk about here nothing happening in our immediate area but if you go to our west that is not the case. we have rain showers on the northwest of des moines and as these >>> off to the east they will be very light but as we get into the there's a possibility that some of this could change over into a little bit of snow i would not expec

in the middle of the battle - as crews struggled to bring the raging fire under control - chief jim o'leary bring the fire under control, the chief watch the smoke settling over central city and >> we do have them to turn the heat off and shut the windows. >> one firefighter had to be rushed to the hospital for exertion and other stepped up. joe trexler's son is a volunteer and says everyone rushes in. >> he is caring air tanks to make sure the firefighters have fresh air. >> crews fought through the afternoon before the flames at philando control. the chief calls it an emotional day. people left their families to help the community and the chief is thankful for them all. >> we were told we were just volunteers. >> everyone did an awesome job. they did great. >> more than half a dozen other departments rushing to help. the fire chief says the air quality here is fine. no worries about that. he expects the state fire marshal to come in to search for the cause. covering the corridor tonight in central city , matt hammill fox28 news team expect we want to thank our viewers who submitted some o

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