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hosted.ap.org — SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Fire officials in California say at least 21 people were treated for burns after attendees of an event for motivational speaker Tony Robbins tried to walk on hot coals. The San Jose Mercury News reports ( http://bit.ly/OJ9ha3 ) that at least three people went to a hospital and most suffered second- or third-degree burns.
Alan Clendenning Spain and Portugal Bureau Chief, Associated Press @alanclendenning
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Lou Ferrara Vice President and Managing Editor, Sports, Entertainment, Lifestyles, Interactive, Associated Press @LouFerrara
Yikes. @AP: Motivated: At least 21 treated for burns for walking on hot coals after Tony Robbins event in California: t.co/RG12Q3XI
Shirley Jahad Reporter and Anchor, KPCC @ShirleyJahad
Ouch! RT @AP At least 21 treated for burns for walking on hot coals after Tony Robbins event in California: t.co/wHMrtCGM -JM
Margaret F. Bonafide Multimedia Journalist, Asbury Park Press @mfbonafide
RT @AP: Motivated: At least 21 treated for burns for walking on hot coals after Tony Robbins event in California: t.co/WMabEyxW -JM