see the house. there is three people unaccounted for. the one neighbor did tell us he ran when he heard the explosion, ran inside the house to the first floor, but due to the smoke. a couple of us went into the house. i looked on the left-hand side when you go in the main door, i went to the left, and into of course, there was debris and a lot of insulation all over the ground, lot of smoke, and started screaming to ask if anybody was and nobody responded. we couldn t get up stairs because that was open gulfed in flames. engulfed in flames. reporter: again, nethe explosion. two cars, you can see, are in the driveway right now but the fire marshal saying one person has been confirmed dead, still three r. the fire marshal, three the way to the scene, it s an active scene, they ll be here all night long. a really sad scene ld. chris flanagan, back to you in the studio. now to the other story, a winter weather advisory for a number of counties. a live look at what s going
and general staff, college foundation board members here. well, would you please stand if you re from the foundation board so we can recognize you and thank you for your support of this great series. thank you so much. thank you once again, we extend our gratitude to the late jerry rosenblum, in whose memory. we are presenting the program and the hollywood versus history series. it s this uh, it s it s jerry rosenblum who s made this possible by a generous gift his estate tonight, military historian brian steed of, the army commanding general staff, college we have a special installment of the series it s a little broader in scope looking at hollywood filmmaking during world war two and its role in shaping nation s response to and support of the war. brian will, take a particularly close look at the best years of our lives, a seminal film released a year, the war that successfully departed from the flag waving norm. it earned eight academy awards, including oscar for best pic
you re from the foundation board so we can recognize you and thank you for your support of this great series. thank you so much. thank you once again, we extend our gratitude to the late jerry rosenblum, in whose memory. we are presenting the program and the hollywood versus history series. it s this uh, it s it s jerry rosenblum who s made this possible by a generous gift his estate tonight, military historian brian steed of, the army commanding general staff, college we have a special installment of the series it s a little broader in scope looking at hollywood filmmaking during world war two and its role in shaping nation s response to and support of the war. brian will, take a particularly close look at the best years of our lives, a seminal film released a year, the war that successfully departed from the flag waving norm. it earned eight academy awards, including oscar for best picture. brian steed is an professor of military history at the commanded general staff colle
foundation board members here. well, would you please stand if you re from the foundation board so we can recognize you and thank you for your support of this great series. thank you so much. thank you once again, we extend our gratitude to the late jerry rosenblum, in whose memory. we are presenting the program and the hollywood versus history series. it s this uh, it s it s jerry rosenblum who s made this possible by a generous gift his estate tonight, military historian brian steed of, the army commanding general staff, college we have a special installment of the series it s a little broader in scope looking at hollywood filmmaking during world war two and its role in shaping nation s response to and support of the war. brian will, take a particularly close look at the best years of our lives, a seminal film released a year, the war that successfully departed from the flag waving norm. it earned eight academy awards, including oscar for best picture. brian steed is an pro
so we can recognize you and thank you for your support of this great series. thank you so much. thank you once again, we extend our gratitude to the late jerry rosenblum, in whose memory. we are presenting the program and the hollywood versus history series. it s this uh, it s it s jerry rosenblum who s made this possible by a generous gift his estate tonight, military historian brian steed of, the army commanding general staff, college we have a special installment of the series it s a little broader in scope looking at hollywood filmmaking during world war two and its role in shaping nation s response to and support of the war. brian will, take a particularly close look at the best years of our lives, a seminal film released a year, the war that successfully departed from the flag waving norm. it earned eight academy awards, including oscar for best picture. brian steed is an professor of military history at the commanded general staff college, where he since 2013 and was h