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[EX Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Peggy Scissons ? A massive California wildfire that has already destroyed nearly 800 structures scorched another 56   000 acres on Sunday   making it the fifth largest such blaze in recorded state history   as it ran toward picturesque coastal cities . But fire officials said as darkness fell that with the hot   dry Santa Ana winds not as fierce as expected   crews had been successful in building some fire lines between the flames and the towns of Montecito and Carpinteria . “ This is a menacing fire   certainly   but we have a lot of people working very diligently to bring it under control  ” Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown told an evening press conference . Still   some 5   000 residents remained under evacuation orders in the two communities   near Santa Barbara and about 100 miles ( 160 km ) northwest of Los Angeles . Some 15   000 homes were considered threatened . The Thomas Fire   the worst of six major blazes in Southern California in the last week and already the fifth largest in the state since 1932   has blackened 230   000 acres ( 570   000 hectares )  more than the area of New York City . It has destroyed 790 houses   outbuildings and other structures and left 90   000 homes and businesses without power . The combination of Santa Ana winds and rugged terrain in the mountains that run through Santa Barbara and Ventura counties have hampered firefighting efforts   and officials said the Thomas Fire was only 10 percent contained on Sunday evening   down from 15 percent earlier in the day . But wind gusts recorded at 35 - 40 miles per hour were less than those predicted by forecasters   giving crews a chance to slow the flames ’ progress down slopes above the endangered communities . The fires burning across Southern California have forced the evacuation of more 200   000 people and destroyed some 1   000 structures . Among them are residents of Montecito   one of the state ’ s wealthiest enclave and home to such celebrities as Oprah Winfrey . Emmy Leikin   an Emmy - winning songwriter who was ordered to evacuate her Montecito home at 9 a . m . on Sunday   said she fled with only her cell phone   medication   eyeglasses and a few apples . Leikin   74   said she doesn ’ t know the condition of her home and belongings but “ none of that means anything when it is your safety .” Firefighters knock down flames as they advance on homes atop Shepherd Mesa Road in Carpinteria   California   U . S . December 10   2017 . REUTERS / Mike Eliason / Santa Barbara County Fire Department / Handout via REUTERS WORST IN A DECADE The fires that began last Monday night collectively amounted to one of the worst conflagrations across Southern California in the last decade . They have   however   been far less deadly than the blazes in Northern California ’ s wine country in October that killed over 40 . In the last week   only one death has been reported   a 70 - year - old woman who died Wednesday in a car accident as she attempted to flee the flames in Ventura County . Scores of horses have died   including at least 46 at a thoroughbred training facility in San Diego county . Residents and firefighters alike have been alarmed by the speed with which the fires spread   reaching into the heart of cities like Ventura . Slideshow ( 9 Images ) At the Ventura County Fairgrounds   evacuees slept in makeshift beds while rescued horses were sheltered in stables .  Peggy Scissons   78    arrived at the shelter with  her  dog last Wednesday   after residents of  her  mobile home park were forced to leave .  She  has not yet found out whether  her  home is standing . “ I don ’ t know what ’ s gonna happen next or whether I ’ ll be able to go home  ”  she  said . “ It would be one thing if I were 40 or 50   but I ‘ m 78 . What the heck do I do ?” James Brown   57   who retired from Washington State ’ s forestry service and has lived in Ventura for a year   was forced to leave his house along with his wife last week because both have breathing problems . “ We knew a fire was coming   but we didn ’ t know it would be this bad  ” said Brown   who is in a wheelchair . Some of the other fires   in San Diego and Los Angeles counties   have been largely controlled by the thousands of firefighters on the ground this week . Both the Creek and Rye fires in Los Angeles County were 90 percent contained by Sunday morning   officials said   while the Skirball Fire in Los Angeles ’ posh Bel Air neighborhood was 75 percent contained . North of San Diego   the 4   100 - acre ( 1   660 hectare ) Lilac Fire was 75 percent contained by Sunday and most evacuation orders had been lifted .
[EX A]: Positive

[EX Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Bob Woodward ? âHe sees himself as a strong man  or wants to see himself as a strong man â Bernstein â who broke the Watergate scandal for  The Washington Post with Bob Woodward â  told the crowd at Northeastern Illinois University on Thursday night.
 Woodward  wasnât much kinder  describing as âShakespeareanâ an encounter  he  had with Trump in which Trump rejected former President Barack Obamaâs praise of American humility and restraint in the exercise of power and told Woodward  âReal power comes from fear.â
âIn a sense  thatâs the Trump âRosebud â â  Woodward  added  alluding to a plot element in the film âCitizen Kane.â
The White House did not respond to a request for comment. But Bernstein  73  and Woodward  74  sparred agreeably onstage like an old married couple. When Bernsteinâs exuberant arm gestures left his handheld microphone out of range   Woodward  scolded him  âHold the microphone steady!â
And when Bernstein admitted to recently rereading sections of âAll The Presidentâs Men â their best-selling book about Watergate   Woodward  told him  âThis is like Gloria Swanson â referring to the role Swanson played in âSunset Boulevardâ of an embittered old Hollywood star who dreams of a return to her glory years.
[EX A]: Neutral

[EX Q]: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Jerry Jones ? FRISCO  Texas (AP) â  Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones  says  his  objection to a contract extension for NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not because of star running back Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension over alleged domestic violence.
 Jones  said on  his  radio show Friday  he  wants all 32 owners to have a chance to approve the deal being negotiated between Goodell and the compensation committee that includes six owners.  Jones  is not on the committee.
The NFL has said owners already voted unanimously to extend Goodell's contract and authorize the committee to work out the deal.  Jones  said circumstances have changed since that May vote  including the escalation of the protests over social injustice that have involved the national anthem.
 Jones  also said "behavioral policies" have been an issue since May. Goodell suspended Elliott in August.
He suggested he was at odds with the compensation committee chairman  Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank.  Jones  said  he  disagrees with Blank's assertion that the compensation committee can complete the deal without another vote of all owners.
 Jones  spoke a day after a federal appeals court on Thursday denied bid by Elliott to keep his six-game ban on hold  making him ineligible to play against Atlanta on Sunday.
"I really fervently disagree that we shouldn't have him on the playing field "  Jones  said. "But a lot of people are trying to tie it in frankly with the issue regarding my stance as to the chairman and renewing the commissioner. That's really not right."
 The 75-year-old Jones  said the compensation committee could appease  him  by agreeing to let the remaining owners review and approve the final contract with Goodell.
"I think just since the period of time that we first addressed extending Roger  I think we've had several material adverse conditions happen  " Jones  said. "We should basically honor those conditions  such things as the anthem  such things as behavioral policies.
 Jones  said  his  relationship with Goodell  and issues related to  his  compensation  are deeper than  his  recent concern over the league's handling of Elliott's case.
"I've been dealing with this commissioner for almost 28 years  as an employee of the NFL  " Jones  said. "Zeke's been involved here a year  a year and a half. The policy that we have that has impacted Zeke is more of my issue with the commissioner  more so than Zeke's particular circumstance."
The anthem issue flared after President Donald Trump criticized kneeling players  and again when  Jones  declared  he  would bench any player  he  felt was disrespecting the flag. The NFL hasn't changed a guideline that encourages but does not require players to stand during the anthem.
"This is simply about making sure that all clubs have input into not only what the commissioner  his extension  but also in future years  his decisions  " Jones  said. "We've given him a lot of power. I think we need the checks and balances of ownership having to actually be in a position to not just suggest but approve of his decisions."
[EX A]:
Positive