I assume this is some Truther nonsense. The problem with your question is that while structural steel melts at around 1400°C (2500°F), it begins to lose strength at around 300°C (570°F). At about 550°C (1000°F), steel can lose over half it's strength.
So the steel doesn't have to melt for a building to collapse.
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