SAN FRANCISCO - A 4-alarm fire sparked at a row house in San Francisco's Richmond district early Friday, sending people fleeing from their homes and requiring 130 firefighters to respond to the scene.

Video shared by the San Francisco Fire Department shows huge flames just pouring out of a second-story window at a row house on Fifth Avenue near Balboa and Anza streets.

The call came in at 2:04 a.m.

Five buildings were affected by that fire and some 35 people have been displaced.

No one was injured.

The Red Cross was called in to help and Muni buses were being used as temporary evacuation centers for those residents.

San Francisco Fire Chief Dean Crispin said the community did a great job; the neighbors were already self-evacuating.

"I think the most important thing is to have a f

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