Point #1: Lay in. Point #2: Deck Gun.

The woman talking needs to SHUT UP!.

I don't know what the staffing or response levels are for this department but this  is an ideal argument for the use of a Truck Co with a prepiped waterway in conjunction with an Engine Co with a prepiped deckgun.  With both Co's adequately staffed and responding together, the fire could have been brought under control much faster.  This is also an example of taking in the entire scene when first pulling up and looking for clues while you are mounting your attack.  These members seemed to have a done a fine job.

i grew up in the san antonio area and can vouch that this is not SA.  I had never heard of the D2FR but upon doing research they are the former Geronimo Valley Volunteer fire department which is in the county neighboring SA.  They have a reputation as being reliable, but sometimes lacking in staffing.  They appeared to have a full crew here, but I would bet their delay in response was do to getting a crew to the station. 

They seemed to do fine, especially since the building was starting to partially collapse.  This is a typical example of light-wieght truss, complete crap, construction, and the dangers of it.  They just can't handle the fireload that some of the north easterners on the forum see at their fires, mainly as they just don't build stuff the way they used to, and we have a lot of new construction in texas.