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Hawaii / Honolulu High-rise Fire #1113364

ABC Evening News for Sunday, Jul 16, 2017
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(Studio: Tom Llamas) Report introduced.

(Los Angeles: Marci Gonzalez) The high-rise fire in Hawaii featured; scenes from Honolulu of the burned parts of the building & victims' photos shown. [WOMAN, building manager Bruce CAMPBELL†- comment.] [Honolulu fire Chief Manuel NEVES†- says if there were sprinklers....] [Son/brother of victims Rev. Phil HELLER†- wonders about why no sprinklers.]

Reporter(s):
Llamas, Tom;
Gonzalez, Marci
Duration:
00:01:50

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