to see if we could get him out, but there was no chance," he said.

The workers then ran their water hose and sprayed the house as much as they could. By then, firefighters had arrived and entered the home. The toddler and adult residents were taken to the hospital. The sad news came hours later. "Unfortunately, we have one fatality to report of a two-year-old boy," Millbrae Fire Department Deputy Chief Dave Downing said.

The toddler's grandparents were taken to the hospital and are now in critical condition. "I'm just praying right now that my grandpa and grandma come back. I hope they make it," Fire victim's cousin Raja Singh said.

Singh says his grandparents were babysitting Akash. "His parents work in the mornings and then he usually gets pickedSTARSHOT: Falkirk v Livingston, December 29, 2015

David Oliver

No surprises who took full quota of Starshot points after coming to the rescue against Livingston on Tuesday.

*** Lee Miller: Falkirk’s go-to-guy. When the Bairns need an impact it’s more often than not Miller who makes it and this was no different.

Playing too deep in the first half and supplying chances more than taking them, he stepped forward in the second half and he, and Falkirk, reaped the rewards. Miller trained pre-season with Livingston, but returned to haunt them after Peter Houston changed his mind about signing the striker. The boss paid tribute to Miller after the game, praising his reaction to being dropped for three games in favour of 17-year-old Kevin O’Hara then boucning back with a bang – and