barbecue with foam or water, they pull out this blan ket, unfold it and drape it over this fully ungulfedar fire. just like putting a lid on a stove fire. >> it's smart. it just cuts off the oxygen source. >> exactly. what was unexpected in this training is this. >> a small explosion underneath the blanket. you see it kind of pop the blanket, even after a small explosion, the fire blanket with stood it. it took about ten minutes. why do they need it? why not just use the hoses? >> any place it's difficult to get fire to, they can cover it up and out goes the flame. >>> we're going to play a little game of what's that floating above earth? we found this on ringsidereport.com. >> what people are wondering about is this right here. >> could they be stars. >> or a smudge on the window? >> or the reflex of the space station in the window? >> some folks are saying that this is actually a mothership, like a mother ship ufo. >> of course it is. >> and the smaller little lights are the smaller ufos coming from the mother ship. >> it doesn't look like anything. >> you see how there are more lights

. >> by the time the fire truck arrived, the car was fully ungulfed. >> you couldn't look away. >> with firefighters on scene, an eye witness goes across the street to record it using the cell phone camera. the flames draw back, belching thick plumes of smoke and steam. the firefighters disappear inside the cloud. as scarey as that looks, in just two minutes, the foam does its job and the fire is out. >> as soon as they got it foamed, the entire area filled with smoke. it was shouldering for quite some time. >> firefighters discover remnants of toddler's clothing. they belong to the driver's young daughter who thankfully was left home that night. tragedy was also avoided because ashley shut the pumps off in time. >> when i talked to the fire department they say if the button had not been pushed it could have caused an explosion within a half a mile of the gas station. >> so she probably saved a lot of damage when she hit the emergency stop. she probably saved the building. >> with the fire out and everyone safe, one question remains. what sparked the fire. gasoli gasoline vapors are mor