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Things looked different on the set of the “Tamron Hall Show.” With a blank screen behind her, the host kicked off her show with some bizarre news to share. Just before taping, a fire inside ABC studios in New York City forced everyone to evacuate the building. The ladies of “The View” also had to flee their nearby studio. They later had plenty to say after walking on set to Billy Joel's “We Didn't Start the Fire.”<br/>
Things looked different on the set of the “Tamron Hall Show.” With a blank screen behind her, the host kicked off her show with some bizarre news to share. Just before taping, a fire inside ABC studios in New York City forced everyone to evacuate the building. The ladies of “The View” also had to flee their nearby studio. They later had plenty to say after walking on set to Billy Joel's “We Didn't Start the Fire.”<br/>
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