Forward, hitting the principal l and two students. The bus driver and 25 students on board, were not hurt. Right now, the police are investigating the driver. And right now, firefighter crews are trying to figure out what caused this us fire that hurt three people, leaving three this serious condition. Jenniier kovaleski is live. Witnesses told you they saw big flames cominggfrom the home. Reporter witnesses say they heard an explosion, moments before the home went up in flames. Going to step out the way so you can get a better look at the scene. This is all thats left of the mobile home. You can see, it is pretty much completely destroyed. Fire investigators are inside right now, trying to figure out what started the fire. Take a look at this cell phone he took it moments after the fire broke out. You can see massive flames engulfing the mobile home. Off east 78th avenue. Now, heres more cell phone fire crews say the call came in around 12 45 this afternoon. It took firefighters more
Reporter anne a, witnesses tell me that they saw fire crews rescue a woman who didnt appear to be breathing. They say they heard an explosion, moments before the home went up in flames. Now, behind me, you can see fire investigators are still here, trying to figure out exactly what started this fire. Now, take a listen to this video. [ sirens ]. Oh, my gosh. Reporter and a neighbor captured this cell phone video moments after the fire broke outment you can see the massive flames engulfing the home off east 78th avenue. The call came around 12 45 this afternoon. It took the firefighters more than an hour to put out thh flamess. They pulled three people out of the home. I seen that they pulled a lady out of the trailer, and she was not moving, her feet looked kind of burned. And they laid her in front and doing cpr on her. Reporter now, adams county were inside were taken to the hospital. One is in serious condition. Two others are in stable condition. Rt reporting live in the thornton t
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