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We had the main fire under control within 45 minutes. The firefighters began separating and spreading some of the debris on the ground looking for hot spots, and continued to put out burning embers. There were over 40 firefighters working on this fire.

We had 50 firefighters on the ground and 17 fire trucks. We fought the fire for five hours. The third floor suffered extensive fire damage and is a total loss.

Everyone here went out and grabbed up the hoses to try to help out until the fire department arrived. All I could think of was using the hose to help stop the fire from spreading. I formerly worked for the fire service when I was in the military, so I focused on the hot embers to help stop them from spreading,

Everyone here went out and grabbed up the hoses to try to help out until the fire department arrived. All I could think of was using the hose to help stop the fire from spreading. I formerly worked for the fire service when I was in the military, so I focused on the hot embers to help stop them from spreading.

I know that a lot of the fire stations down there have been destroyed, fire equipment has been lost or destroyed, firefighters don't have any way to communicate. So are these firefighters alive? Missing?

Certainly the weather was not in our favor. It took 30-40 minutes for 100 firefighters to bring the fire under control and it was very challenging because of the wind.

Good morning. Fighting fires. California firefighters try to stop a ferocious wild fire from crossing a freeway and burning its way to the ocean. Under fire: Former Education Secretary William Bennett feeling the heat for saying this on the radio:

Katie Couric (1957-)

Almost all firefighters used to be generational firefighters; fathers would raise their kids at the fire hall and their children would become firemen. We are losing that. Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements.

Part of the fire grants designated by Congress is set aside for health and safety for firefighters. We lose, over 50 percent of our firefighters' fatalities are heart attacks and strokes.

Firefighters want consolidation. The firefighters I represent in Marion County want fire department consolidation. We know we can do a much better job as one unit rather than divided into 13 different units.

Even before the fire was out, neighbors began stopping by with clothing, food and other things. The firefighters even took up a collection among themselves to help get us started.

The police were kicking in doors and running right into danger and firefighters did a great job of preventing the fire from spreading and the mayor was here all night. They all deserve a lot of credit for doing a tremendous job.

It is a huge fire and many firefighters have collapsed due to the heat produced by the fire. The heat generated from the oil well fire is around 2,000C and hence our employees cannot cap the oil spill.

Firefighters don't like the term 'culture change.' They think it's an assault on tradition. But look at the facts. Half of the firefighter deaths each year are due to heart attack, and another 25 percent are guys who die in car accidents on the way to the fire. Firefighters are indeed heroes, but these are not hero deaths.

Firefighters are really going to have to keep their heads up because with a 20 to 30 mph breeze it's going to push that fire and just feed oxygen to that fire.

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