Two people jumped into action when they saw a Seattle high-rise on fire across the freeway, and the Seattle Fire Department said their quick-thinking saved lives. FOX13
Around 10:30 a.m. on May 15, Seattle Fire received a call from Kendal Sprague and Gracie Reynolds, who reported seeing smoke billowing from an apartment window across the freeway. They also spotted two people on a small balcony waving their hands for help.
When they got there, they realized one of the people on the balcony was using American Sign Language to communicate.Kendal and Gracie
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