As they ran to the car, which was parked on the street, they could see a fireball. The heat was so intense, it burned the hair off his arms, he said as he stood in shock with his mother on Skyline."It's really sad for all those residents, for all the people who were on top of the explosion," Naber said.standing in the parking lot preparing for a night meeting when the blast ripped into the sky."It was absolutely frightening," Bishop said. "A huge yellowing billow of flame. I thought it was right behind our church building and ran in to pull the fire alarm and get everyone out of the church."He realized it was about three-fourths of a mile away."The initial explosion was just deafening," Bishop said.