sneering wasn't done. we sneer at their double wides, their supermarket tabloids, we sneer at their leisure activities. the ironic part is where it resides, a tiny apartment on the upper west side. greg? what do you think? >> krugman is high if he thinks that liberals don't look down on conservatives, right? >> well, he says he doesn't, he says he is a man of the people in his ivory tower. >> look, of course conservatives look down on people, just like some of them look down on liberals. krugman is silly if he doesn't see that. the other guy is right. do conservatives really look down on liberals or look up at them shaking their fist? >> that is a good question, i think they look down maybe, because the republicans are in charge. you have given me a lot to think about. it is not just a city country thing, there are a lot of transplants here, we live among a lot of rural people here in new york city. >> you're a brooklyn guy, but don't consider yourself a big city guy, do you? >> no, hell no, salt of the ea

here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. manison was a very wealthy and the trade as the champion of the poor. women gave -- came to the parades and waved handkerchiefs. some gave speeches and they were criticized by democrats that said the women should be home at home -- should be at home making putting. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span "q&a." 2016ncer: in memoriam continues with remarks from former arkansas senator dale bumpers. he died in january at the age of 90. shortly after his retirement, he 1999 to in january deliver the closing argument for the defense in the impeachment trial of president bill clinton, who he had known her decades as a fellow arkansas politician. here is a portion of those remarks. the question is, how do we come to be here? we are here because of a five-year, relentless, unending, investigation of the president. $50 billion, hundreds of fbi agents spanning across the nation examining in detail, a microscopic -- the microscopic lives of people. maybe the most intense investigation not onl

game tomorrow night, an exciting time for the big 10 coach of the year, more exciting for his play sneers what i'm most excited for is this group of players, and this is their window of opportunity. and for them to do what they did, to have the opportunity to earn the opportunity proud of them. i don't spend time trying to think what it means to me. what it means to our team, and what's it mean to those pla players. >> badger hockey in wisconsin. the badgers come back to win in a shoot-out, 4-3. >>> tiger woods shoots a challenge. seven holes put him at seven ubder at day two of the tournament, and he moves into the top ten. >>> lebron james in chicago. he and dwayne wade of besties. they agreed to dress in the other's uniform based on who won the >>> aaron rodgers is listed as questionable, but earlier this week mike mccarthy indicated that rodgers should play. he injured his hamstring on this play, then he had to go to the tent to get his leg listed as questionable, after a shoulder injury. >>> my dad always tells me it's not the years in your life but the life in your years, and the fa

game tomorrow night, an exciting time for the big 10 coach of the year, more exciting for his play sneers what i'm most excited for is this group of players, and this is their window of opportunity. and for them to do what they to earn the opportunity to play tomorrow night, really proud of them. i don't spend time trying to think what it means to me. what it means to our team, and what's it mean to those pla players. >> badger hockey in wisconsin. the badgers come back to win in a shoot-out, 4-3. >>> tiger woods shoots a round of the world challenge. seven holes put him at seven ubder at day two of the tournament, and he moves into the top ten. >>> lebron james in chicago. he and dwayne wade of besties. they agreed to dress in the won the world series. lebron according to my monthly calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ?? thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses [ tower pinging ] [ whistling ] we've got a problem, friend. half off any smartphone for anyone who switches? wha

and stay connected with our "action news" weather team by following them on facebook and twit sneer breaking news from delaware, police have arrested a woman in a hit and run that critically injured a boy in newcastle county. martha williams turned herself in. she was driving the vehicle that struck brian riven ards on memorial drives. williams is charged with leaving the scene of a collision and failing to report the crash. >>> bill cosby arrived this morning for the second day of a crucial hearing of his sexual case in montgomery county. the 79-year-old entertainer's attorneys are trying to prevent some of his accusers from taking the stand in his upcoming trial. katherine scott joins us live from the courthouse in norristown. >> reporter: rick, and this is a key issue in this case that makes a difference whether this is he said/she said and if the prosecution can paint the picture of a serial sexual predator. this is the second day at the courthouse. bill cosby is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home in 2004. he urged the court to look for the similarities in the

business, the city brought all 100 turkeys from the fair and square grocery store in the city of chest sneer -- the performance at the ballet allowed people to enjoy the show. >>> it's going to be windy and cool at the linc and we are tracking a system bringing snow and rain out west that will impact our holiday weekend. we'll let you know how in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and the holiday travel rush is getting underway that and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> sky 6 hd focusing on it's philadelphia international airport a busy place over the next week or so. 6 million americans will be plying over the holidays throughout the united states. lets go live to the airport. gray hall is there. the biggest crush begins tomorrow but what it the situation there tonight? >> reporter: well jim it's the hustle and bustle of the holiday season and everyone has somewhere to go, and they want to get there quickly but millions of others are trying to do the same thing, looking at the philadelphia international airport the lines are not really long but don't let that fool

part of the image making harrison was the candidate for the poor people and here was the rich man sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres, so he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. women came to the parades and waved handkerchiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets. it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats, who said these women should be homemaking putting. announcer: arnold schaefer, author of the book about tippecanoe and tyler to changing presidential elections forever. sunday night on c-span's "q&a." c-span spoke to newly elected members of the 115th congress when they came to washington for orientation at the u.s. capitol. here is a look. bergman,l jack representative elect for michigan's first district, republican. this is -- you are here in washington for orientation week. how has it been going? >> great. it is busy but good busy, meeting not only new

this is howing this is going to play out during the sneer overnight hours. the lake-effect snowfall will be fall are for the next day or so, this is midnight, and we have most of the snow now just across maine and parts of new hampshire and it's really pretty much gone. at least most of the energy as far as the snow goes, and then we have this lake-effect band that are going to set up at well. now. snowfall totals, up to ten inches or so around vermont and then parts of new hampshire and maine overnight tonight and tomorrow. windy conditions tonight. what we are going to have is two pieces of energy come -- combining in eastern massachusetts and -- eastern maine and it's going to be the worst wind ask very strong tonight and tomorrow, sometimes maybe as much as 70 miles-per-hour. so get ready for big winds. as temperatures go we're looking good all the way through the remainder of the year. monday, next batch over -- of cold air across the pacific northwest. >> thank you. we'll be right back with when a map from eye--done man from ireland published this firs

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it's to me breathtaking to have the next president siding or sneering at. it is very serious. it's a test that they can look into this in a serious way and we know it changed to make it more pro russia. how are we going to address that in the media. this was public and out there and when you have a president-elect so active, this is typical donald trump. a lot of people make the mistake of assuming he is unpredictable and don't know what he is going to tweet next. he's also very strategic. he is now going in with three weeks left with someone who never had any governing experience as dealing with three major countries. israel, russia, and china. he is building up the image of being presidential and that's why. we have one president at a time and he will have years to speak with power. and he is showing foreign policy. >> i want to look at free trade and government spending and the foreign policy issues and the gop primary and russian hacking. they are not in favor of playing footsie. john mccain and lindsey graham are some of the big critics and they said that and shared that

john: the mainstream media sneering at trump after he chose the oklahoma general to head the epa.the new york times" ran a headline trunk takes climate change to center the climate change to center? he doesn't defend climate change. climate changes. aggress this claim america must hurt her people by doing pointless things for the climate. pruitt understands the epa stands for enough protection already but the "times" article is so hysterical. they badgered the times until they journalists change it to climate change denial is. what's going on in places like that? >> policing language languages assign that they have learned anything from the elections. people are hysterical that the secretary of labor take someone who is a critic of labor restrictions and there's only one possible ideology to have if you were in that position. john: some of these appointees are great. i assume lindemann and because her husband had me beaten up by one of those wrestlers once, she's a good ehrsam but she's been appointed head of the small business administration. why don't they just get rid of it? >>

at it, reporters can sneer at it, it's highly symbolic.rump talked about it the entire campaign. he said i'm going to save carrier. the headline today is he saved carrier. it's not going to mexico. big symbolic move. >> as far as politics of him bringing in insiders, all that matters two years from now is what's happening in the country. we sit around the table and pick things apart. there's a reality of what happens in 24 months. to your last point, first of all, number one, no matter how you slice it, he saved 1,000 jobs. that's nothing but good news. it is symbolic. the one thing that we do have to kind of at least be cognizant of is this is a guy who is very much about optics. if he can rinse and repeat and find another company with $6.9 billion of defense contracts and another company about to leave and do this three times a day for the next 24 months, great. it's great move. it's great symbolic move. that's both a problem and the success of it. i won't sneer at that. in reality, i also do not want a false head move that this is the s

what we are say something actually we don't want to be talked down to or sneered to by peru cratic liberall media elites. we will make our own minds up on our own future and you can try as hard as you want to say that it's all some, you know, cooked up conspiracy by putin. nobody believes it. they just look like bad losers. >> well, i mean, one common thread is they never blame themselves. you saw in mr. bradshaw's comments he is blaming the putin government for the massive refugee flows in to europe. my understanding was angela merkel of germany kind of opened the door. >> she did. >> that's a key fact. >> she did. what chancellor merkel said july 15 was as many people as come we can cope with them. and, of course, what it meant is that 80% of the people who came would never have qualified for refugee status under any formula. they were mostly young males, in their late 20's. using this opportunity to come from all over the world at what we know is not a single one of them had been vetted in any way to see whether they were linked to isis or not. literally what merkel did was to import te

harrison was the candidate, poor man for the poor people, and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and estates so he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed a eed as the champione poor. women came to the parades and gave handkerchiefs. they were criticized by the democrats saying these women should be home baking. >> "the carnival campaign" now the campaign changed presidential elections forever." sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> join us on tuesday for live cover am amage of the opening d of the new congress. watch the official swearing in of the new and reelected house and senate and speaker of the house. our live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. on c-span and cspan.org or listen to it on the free c-span radio app. >>> a look now at the history and future of artificial intelligence and about machine dialogue systems called chat bots. the speaker is jennifer neville, a purdue university computer science and statistics professor who focuses her research on machine learning and data mining. this is just ov

here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and estates, so he was actually a very wealthy man but he was portrayed as champion of the poor. women came to the parades and waved handkerchiefs. some gave speeches, wrote pamphlets. it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaeffer, author of the book "the carnival campaign" how the campaign changed presidential elections forever sunday night on c-span's q&a. >>> join us on tuesday for live coverage on opening day of the new congress. watch swearing in of new and re-elected member of the senate and the election of the speaker of the house. all day live coverage of the day's events on capitol hill begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern c-span and c-span.org, or you can listen to it on the free c-span radio app. >> the ceos of several banks gathered to discuss how their institutions are adapting to technological innovation. this discussion was part of the annual conference of the cl

even if we sort of sneered at that book the end of history, i think a lot of us internalized it and just didn't think that everything we know was so precarious and that kind of american democracy was quite as fragile as it is and that democracy as a whole. i mean we almost -- this seems to be a possibility that we're on the precipice of a most liberal democratic world where countries even ithey have elections -- >> move away from yes the institutions of liberal democracy. it's happening in hungary. in hungary they call what he's doing ill liberal democracy. alexander dugan, the sort of philosopher prop gandist behind putin says liberal democracy is an enemy. >> not to sound unpatriotic, but in a sense we learned that america isn't exceptional, because it happened in the uk, it happened here, and it's happening across europe as well. >> to me the lesson which relates to this is, yes, there are no guardrails. there's not some sort of natural force where nations regrow -- you know, there's more global cooperation, that this sort of like -- that we get along better, no. that absolutely doesn

question whether sleep training your baby is professional or over the top to hire a professional train sneerom of two katie calls it the best money i've ever spent, paying someone else hundreds of dollars to sleep train her 3-month-old baby. >> since we were planning on hiring a sleep trainer and we had an upcoming night away we thought, you know, why not save myself the heartache. >> reporter: in an online article for "redbook" magazine the 33-year-old wrote at $30 an hour bringing in a professional to manage the process seemed like a no-brainer. she then planned a getaway to ma luxury california sma and resort because, quote, i didn't want to be in ear shot of bo's weeping. treating ourselves to a restful retreat meant we could try to enjoy ourselves instead of dwelling on what was taking place at home. >> i was so they are vows and kept coming up with reasons why he wasn't ready to do it yet. >> reporter: sleep training babies can be a controversial issue. >> it's usually not that black and white. often it's a blend of methods depending on the baby and what the parents feel comfortable wi

it was an inside job, a leak from clinton's own staff or the dnc itself and there's a sneering, mockinguch of the coverage here. >> there you go. that's how you prove it was the russians. >> many russians are skeptical of the state media here but even seasoned independent analysts think this scandal is more american hysteria than actual fact. >> so wild allegations. of course we don't believe them. what happened is an american problem. we in russia did not invent donald trump for you. >> one thing is very clear here, hillary clinton was seen by the kremlin and by much of the public at large as a dire threat to russia because of her hawkish foreign policy and support for anti-putin protests in >> people believe that he as president probably means a nuclear war with the united states. >> still like most in the u.s. thought clinton would win. another argument for why russia wouldn't have hacked. >> russia had nothing to do with it. >> for what purpose? >> to get back at hillary clinton. >> no. no. no. c'mon. >> to cause turmoil in america. >> we hadn't any real possibilities to think about

harrison was the candidate, poor man for the poor people and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and an estate and he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. when it came to the parades and they waved hand chiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets, and it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said that these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaefer, author of the book "the carnival campaign," how the rollicking of 1848 and tippy canoe changed presidential elections forever. >> c-span, where history unfields daily. in 1979 c-span was creed as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> author pete duffy describes the story of an fbi double agent who helped unveal it a nazi spy ring. he talked about how the mission originated and how it pioneered the use of a hidden camera to gather evidence this. hour long talk is part of a multi-day conference at the national world war

. >> britteny: fireworks from the sudbury sneers alive.and in sports the raiders quarterback gives us and the knee surgery. in the middle hold back this time they call a police for a living the rest reference missing calls. and a little reminder: kron four is the only local new year live across the bay area. catherine will be joined by gary radnich.and they'll show you celebrations around the world. also - the fireworks from san francisco's ferry building. kron4's "new year's live" starts at 11:15 saturday night. after a brutal weekend for the raiders organization, some encouraging news on the derek carr front. as the quarterback's surgery to repair a broken leg went off withot a hitch. hours after his procedure, the mvp candidate tweeted this update to his followers. he says--- >>: 'surgery couldn't have gone better. received great news. already started the recovery process. thank you for all your prayers as i heal up.' >> reporter:reports say the recovery time remains 6-to-8 weeks. if he heals up, some believe there's a chance he could r

. >> colonel, do you think there are two standards sneer is this snare. >> no, there aren't two standardsecially if you make a big mistake as both of them did. she's not entitled to a job in a bank any more than i or general petraeus or you r. the fact of the matter is that things happen in public life, and you have to be subject to them. the declaration of independence said life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. despite what it says in the declaration of independence, the government's responsible for making sure that you can have life and liberty. the pursuit of happiness is, unfortunately, up to each one of us by ourselves. >> how difficult do you think it will be if -- if president-elect trump does nominate petraeuss? >> he is going to have to pardon him. he can't have the secretary of state having to report to his parole officer every week and have emails and telephone calls monitored by somebody. i don't think -- i think it's unlikely that trump is going to do it because of the concern about his -- his having to go through the confirmation process, that's going to be noisy and very

harrison was the candidate, poor man for the poor people and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and an estate and he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. when it came to the parades and they waved hand chiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets, and it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said that these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaefer, author of the book "the carnival campaign," how the rollicking of 1848 and tippy canoe changed presidential elections forever. >> c-span, where history unfields daily. in 1979 c-span was creed as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> author pete duffy describes the story of an fbi double agent who helped unveal it a nazi spy ring. he talked about how the mission originated and how it pioneered the use of a hidden camera to gather evidence this. hour long talk is part of a multi-day conference at the national world war

>> do i look like a kid sneer. >> no, but you -- i hope they paid you well. >> at age 61, thornton iscts he might have once rejected. >> if somebody sent me a script saying, you're going to play jennifer laurence's grandfather i might go, no, i'm not. >> i'm not that guy. >> bet your ass i'm doing that. then you realize it's like, maybe. >> now would you consider that if somebody sent that you script? >> if the script is good enough maybe, i don't know. >> stand billy bob thornton knows the good thing about being old enough to play grandpa or a santa is what comes with age. wisdom maybe and gratitude. >> if i hadn't gotten into the entertainment business, i would bero minimum wage still. >> what does that do to you to come from that and be where you are now? >> i thank my lucky stars every day. >> and the whole series began with -- >> with the -- ahead photographer timothy greenfield sanders, he's making a list. >> pauley: as far as reflexes of the dreams and aspirations of people who have often felt marginalized, sorry that introduces us to the photographer and his subjects. >> in lo

, it's it's a hard, it's a hard -- it's a hara fall ♪ >> that's patti smith singing bob dylan's a sneeredll" at yesterday's noble prize ceremony. but a presence nonetheless as he has been in our lives for more than half a century. >> ♪ you better start swimmin', or you'll sink like a stone ♪ is. >> pauley: the words were true then and they're true now. is the 20-something bob dylan who first sang them, well he's now 75. but stage hasn't mellowed america's poet. >> bob dylan! >> pauley: take winning the nobel prize in literature, the swedish academy couldn't even find dylan to tell him the news. when they did finally reach the singer-songwriter he was pleased by the honor. it wasn't totally unexpected, dill tan doesn't talk much. he just sings. and while his story is well-known, where the artifacts of that story are stored, is one of the best kept secrets around. >> what we're looking at is just the tip of the iceberg. >> pauley: welcome to the bob dylan archive. thousands of his personal writings and items, housed at the university of tulsa. michael chaiken is the curator. >> the biggest

sneer toward the cia and its analysts. that's a problem.ething the president really needs to think carefully about. >> well, let's turn now to the cia's assessment that russian hackers sought to help tilt the election in president-elect donald trump's favor. a congressional official with knowledge of the issue tells nbc news that the cia has concluded that russia mounted a covert, intelligence operation to help trump defeat hillary clinton. according to the official, director of national intelligence james clapper, briefed senators on the matter during a closed door meeting last week. a "washington post" report talked about the divisions between intelligence agencies on the matter. the post says that while the cia was direct involved and unqualified about russia's intentions to help trump in their briefing to lawmakers, the fbi was fuzzy and ambiguous in its presentation of the facts. the paper also says that the fbi is not certain that russia's interference in the election was meant to alter the results adding that the competing messages,

♪ if you offer me cream then i sniff and sneer for i only like what i find for myself ♪ ♪ yeah you're classical. ♪ so just loosen it up and strut your expertise ♪ >> i don't think i can. ♪ take a look at this music and let your mind expand ♪ ♪ you're in the band >> yeah, dude, okay. now who is going to be my drummer? awesome. ♪ sit your butt at the skins and try to whack out a beat ♪ >> not bad. ♪ but feel the groove in your pins then slowly turn up the heat ♪ ♪ >> what! you know these guys, right? ♪ ♪ you're in the band okay. >> what about the rest of us? >> the rest of you, well, i'm going to need some backup singers, anybody. ♪ when the day's hustle and bustle is done then the grumbie cat's work is but hardly begun" begun ♪ >> sing. ♪ >> sing. ♪ touch me it's so easy to lift me all the love -- >> yo, backup singer, backup singers, groupie. freddie, you live in a pocket. don't change anything. katie, rock it in for us, rock star. let's go. in "g." oh, i like this. backup singers, this is you. let's go. ♪ >> yeah, everybody. ♪ ♪ a miracle ♪ the point no return ♪ now repeat after me i

harrison was the candidate, the poor man for the poor people, and here was this rich man in washington sneeringt the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres of estates, he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. women came to the parade and they waved handkerchieves. some gave speeches and some wrote pamphlets. they were criticized by the democrats who said these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaffer, author of "the carnival campaign: how the rollicking campaign changed presidential elections forever," sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >>> the c-span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs and to help through its use is dr. robert browning, executive director of the c-span archives. >> go to c-span.org, which is the main site, and look on the front page. on the left side are all the hearings and the presidential events of that day and the political campaign events. and then right underneath that, on the left side, is a link that says "recent events." and they appear in the order that they were on the network

harrison was the candidate poor man for the poor people, and he was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and an estate so he was a very wealthy man but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. when it came to the parades and the way take a chance. some gave speeches. some wrote pamphlets and was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald shafer, sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next a look at diversity and silicon valley technology companies in the future of online gaming. this was held at the annual techcrunch disrupt san francisco conference. it's 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back techcrunch senior writer jordan crook ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i appreciate you. what's your name? sam. you are my new favorite. hold onto that. take it with you to the bank. we are going to roll right into our next panel who here uses black? i've got a little special treat for you. if you type in -- tried a few times. you would get you

harrison was the candidate for men, for the poor people, and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the four people. of acreshad thousands and an estate, so he was very wealthy, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. women came to the parades, waved handkerchiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets. it was very shocking, they were criticized by the democrats who said these women should be homemaking putting. ronald schaffer, author of "the carnival campaign." how the campaign changed presidential elections forever. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. with donald trump putting his cabinet together, gavel-to-gavel c-span coverage of all caps level confirmation hearings on tv, on the c-span review app, and online at c-span.org, live as they happen, and again each night in prime time. the president-elect's nominee to be attorney general is alabama senator jeff sessions. his confirmation hearing is scheduled for january 10 and 11th. he goes before the senate judiciary committee. and as we said, that hearing will be live on the c-span television networks, c-span radio

here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres of the state, so he was actually a very wealthy man, that -- but he was portrayed as a champion of the poor. women came to the parade and waved handkerchiefs. some gave speeches. wrote pamphlets. it was shocking. some said they should be home. night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the soho forum is a monthly debate in new york looking at issues from a libertarian perspective. this month, a debate on when the country should go to war. lawill hear from an nyu professor and a foreign-policy adviser with the cato institute. >> thank you. again, the resolution, the united states should he prepared to use force in defense of friendly nations, even when not subject to the direct threat of force. please vote on your cell phone or your smartphone, undecided, yes or no. you will vote this time and after the debate is over. as part of our tradition, we are going to be closing the vote before the debate begins, but you have a little time to think about it while

victims' center and their members are unaccounted for and unfortunately the fatality will go highlight sneer what can you tell us about the process of family members. i know you asked for possible dna and possible >> the coroner, once we locate, along with the sheriff's office in the belting, there is a multi-pronged approach for their identification including the dna and fingerprinting because a lot of these young members of our community had id on them but we're not able to use that as a pure justification and assume what we find is reality. the proximity of the fire department and the fact you were there in a few minutes. how do you explain how it spread so rapidly? >> the incredible fire load in the building. we don't know exactly how the fire started. we're still at the area of origin and we haven't gotten to that point to do a thorough investigation. as all the members have been reporting already, the large completely filled with combustibles. once those got started it was very very rapid fire spread that made for a tremendously situation for fire fighters and for people to get out. >>

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