at that point the called the fire and rescue team.into the jungle, along at 2.55, when they arrived and got into thejungle, along with members of the staff because we have members of the staff because we have members of the staff here at the entrance, into the park, temperature roof had collapsed, at which point there was nothing that could be done to save the 13 patas monkeys in the house. can you confirm no other animals have been hurt? no. the patas were in the house, no other animals are in that house and that is isolated in its location. and i understand that you have checked over other animals in the jungle that you have checked over other animals in thejungle enclosure. that is correct. we have the bashry in the jungle area. that is correct. we have the bashry in thejungle area. it went up the tree, the team have been going round and checking them. we will continue to check them and monitor them. ? what will happen with the rest of the park? we have remained open but closed the jungle, the park? we have remained open but closed

merseyside fire and rescue chief officer said this is probably one of the worst fires merseyside has with. it is an operation that will continue here sometime. it started at 545 and is showing no signs of coming to an end. you can the explosions with the fireworks. technology is giving historians a new insight into everyday life in ancient egypt. researchers at university college london have developed scanning techniques that show what is written on the papyrus that mummy cases are made from. 0ur science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has this exclusive report. the hieroglyphics found in the tombs of the pharaohs show the lives of the ancient egyptians. but the paintings are what the rich and powerful wanted the people to know — they are the propaganda of their time. but now, there's a wealth of information about ordinary people being discovered, using a new scientific technique. with a specially—modified camera, researcher cerys jones takes photos of a mummy‘s case at chiddingstone castle in kent. you can't see anything with the naked eye, but using infrared, a name is revealed — iret

and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescueders. as the dogs were handed back to their owners, there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully, no—one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: manchester united return to second in the premier league with a 2—0 win at everton. it is a win for germany and angelique kerber on her hopman cup debut in perth. and taking off — the ski—jumpers leading the way in the latest round of world cup action. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that manchester united have moved back to second in the english premier league, after a 2—0 win at everton on monday. jose mourinho's side had drawn their past two matches, slipping down to third, behind chelsea. but the win elevates them back ahead of the londoners, with anthony martial and jesse lingard second—half goals proving enough, although they still

it is understood a small fire in one car spread rapidly, destroying vehicles and then moving on to all levels of the car park. it was soon a huge blaze. merseyside fire and rescueg the blackened building was surrounded by fire engines. it's likely it will have to be demolished. and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescued and reunited with their owners. as the dogs were handed back to their owners there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully no one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news: police in iran say one of their officers has been shot dead, as anti—government protests continue for a fifth night. a british family of five who died in a seaplane crash near sydney are named — among them the boss of one of the world's largest catering companies. police investigate after four young men are stabbed to death in london — in separate new year attacks. let's get the full round—up of the sport. there was no fairy tale ending for 16 time world darts champion fill the appeal as he

some cars and after the fire had been put out this morning and after the fire had been put out this morning after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescuedor the firefighters. to their owners there was a hug the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully no one was hurt. to millions of pounds danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. to millions of pounds in iran, another ten people have been killed overnight in anti—government protests — that's according to state tv. these are the latest deaths after days of country—wide unrest which began as a protest against the falling standard of living. against the falling but now some of the anger has been directed at the all—powerful islamic clerics who rule the country. directed at the all—powerful islamic rana rahimpour reports. directed at the all—powerful islamic on and on. once again, thousands of people have taken to the streets. they are angry at unemployment, rising prices, and what many think is widespread corruption. it's the boldest challenge to the country's leadership in nearly a decade. the demonstrations began in the north—western city, a key base for president rohani's

merseyside fire and rescue say it's one of the worst they'e ever dealt with. t. the fire burned for much of the night. and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescued and reunited with their owners. as the dogs were handed back to their owners, there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully no—one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: four men are stabbed to death in london injust 2a hours. police have made five arrests. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we are going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being int

rescue him. but he succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. members of the engine 45 are devastated and so is the entire community. brave men and women within the fire department and we also learned that lieutenant letourneau was volunteer for the red paw relief organization. he fostered animals, rescued from fire scenes. and we talked recent toll a woman who says he saved her life when she nearly choked to death when she was just six years old. he lived nearby and heard the call over his radio and rushed right over getting there before the ambulance. >> he was obviously like an amazing person, and he clearly enjoyed helping others and that's -- he helped me. he helped me be here to say thank you. >> reporter: so lieutenant letourneau just a man who help the so much to so many people. the viewing will go on until 9:00 o'clock tonight. it is public but the family has asked the media to romaine outside and across the street from the cathedral. lucy. >> thank shawnette. procession for lieutenant letourneau will head from the firehouse at 21st and market to the cathedral at 8:15 tomorrow morning. another viewing is tomorrow at 9:00 followed by his funer

fire. and rescued by first responders and all caught on camera. >> now ten days until super bowl lii and as it gets closer the excitement is growing, but head coach doug peterson is keeping his players focused and grounded one day at a time. and working to figure out just how they can beat the patriots and will a lot of people say. jaime apody is live now with more from the coach. jaime keeping the final and getting the play book ready. >> of course they will beat the patriots guys, the last time we hear from doug peterson until minneapolis. isn't that crazy? one thing i noticed he seemed tired and sounded thick, he is not preparing any extra and getting good night sleep but if there say pressure to stay up all night and prepare for the all mighty patriot. lets talk about them. tom brady and the patriots winning the af championship it seems like they are in there year in and year out. they have never even won one. kind a david and goliath match-up and they bring with them the mass teak that they seem to win. and peterson talked about making sure his players are not overcome by the all might

it is understood a small fire in one car spread rapidly, destroying vehicles and then moving on to all levels of the car park. it was soon a huge blaze. merseyside fire and rescue ever dealt with. all the car owners could do was watch and accept they would never see their vehicles again. i've got a vehicle in there, yeah. i'm unsure at the moment what it's going to be. we can't get anywhere near it. do you hold out much hope for your car? looking at the flames, no. nearby flats and a hotel were evacuated too as the alarming sight of the massive fire attracted lots of onlookers. the fire's still going on. i canjust see black smoke everywhere. the car park is attached to the liverpool arena, where an international horse show was taking place. all the animals were quickly led to safety. this morning, the blackened building was surrounded by fire engines as experts assess the site. the concern is that the car park may collapse. this spectacular fire certainly caused a huge amount of damage. the insurance bill for the cars alone will be several million pounds. the good fortune was that no one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news: po

fire. and rescued by first responders and all caught on camera. >> now ten days until super bowl lii and asts closer the excitement is growing, but head coach doug peterson is keeping his players focused and grounded one day at a time. and working to figure out just how they can beat the patriots and will a lot of people say. jaime apody

they had prepositions fire and rescue teams before the rain event. lso issued mandatory evacuations and some voluntary evacuations. >> we should have evacuated. but there's a question as to if i was even in a voluntary evacuation point. because it was east of my house. >> reporter: rain is something that you can foresee. and you know, maybe we'll take the temperature of this kind of thatt turned out to be a fatal decision for so many people. the rain basically came at the worst of times. it started about 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. and by 4:00 a.m. these creek beds were just filled with debris, boulders, 30-foot logs. people thought they'd just sleep an started s rainstorm. increasing. >> the flash flood's right there! !go out of here! away, and i heard one rumble, and i knew that was it. >> close the door! >> i had to do everything i could to make it back ive. >> wakeal dad up. >> help try to save my parents. >> wake dad up! it was loud and. and the scariest roar you ever heard. trees slamming down. >> it was too late for too many families. literally people ha

. >> pete from montgomery county fire and rescue says ashes from a fireplace should go in a metal container and splash them with water and place them outside away from the home. >> i would scoop up whatever i can. >> after watching this, it's amazing there is a house at all. it will take six months to repair. >> with exdreamly careful -- extremely careful. cheryl: cheryl conner, abc7 news. michelle: to get up to the minute temperature reading or track snow in area download the stormwatch7 weather app to the phone or tablet. jonathan: the longest serving republican is >> i am grateful for opportunity to serve as your senator if the last four decades. i'm leaving the senate but the next chapter in my public service is just beginning. jonathan: the 83-year-old hatch is senate pro tem meaning he is third in the line of presidential succession. romney lives in utah praised hatch's service and did not comment on a potential senate run. >> developing story from the federal courthouse in alexandria where the man at the center of an anti-terror investigation appeared a short time ago. they investiga

john mills from nottinghamshire fire and rescue service gave this update on the operation so far. ressed and spread and has involved the overflow bridge going over and collecting the platforms. it has been a very demanding incident and our crews have worked very hard to try and contain it. we always have our first priority life risks so it was initially people reported so we were searching for people initially because this happened at a busy time for the station. what we have then done is requested more fire engines, rapidly gone from three to five to eight and now 12 fire engines. this fire has progressed which makes it very difficult for us to fight, it is the demanding job in that respect iam is the demanding job in that respect i am delighted to report at the time of those interviewed though one has been injured. we have no casualties and no injuries which is always great news from our point of view. i have to emphasise this is not a single emergency service incident, it isa single emergency service incident, it is a joint team approach and we have the east midlands and service

at that point they called bedfordshire fire and rescue team. e. can you confirm nor other animals have been hurt? no other animals have been hurt. the patas were in the house and no other animals were in that house and it is isolated in its location. so the monkeys are kept inside overnight due to the cold weather. other animals in thejungle drive—through enclosure have been checked over and are being monitored to make sure they have not been harmed as a result of the fire. so far as they are showing signs that none have been harmed. all 13 monkeys, as we said, sadly perished in that fire, and this news comes just ten days after london zoo had its own fire which killed an aardvark and four meerkats. chi chi, have we heard ning thing —— heard anything from the fire brigade about what happened when the fire broke out, what caused this? sadly when the fire crews arrived the roof had already collapsed at the monkey house due to the intensity of the heat and they had to wear specialist crew safety kits because of smoke and the fire, and they did put

merseyside fire and rescue say it is one of the worst they have ever dealt with. likely it will have to be demolished. and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars, were safely rescued and reunited with their owners. as the dogs were handed back to their owners, there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds, but thankfully no one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. in just over a months time, the world's attention will turn to south korea for the opening of the 2018 winter olympics. and yet, in china, questions are already being asked about the following 2022 games. but despite the concerns, china is already staging world—championship level competitions. the site is in the mountains to the north of beijing, partially in an arid region called chongli so vast amounts of artificial snow will be required to host the event. stephen mcdonell reports. beijing is gearing up for the winter olympics. well ahead of schedule. it has already hosted

merseyside fire and rescue say it is one of the worst they've ever dealt with. e had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescued and reunited with their owners. as the dogs were handed back to their owners there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully no one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. 0n the line is mayor of liverpool, jo anderson. thank you forjoining us. bring us up thank you forjoining us. bring us up to date with where we are and what has happened. in terms of trying to get people accommodated in terms... there are still people wanting to stay to see if they can get the car, access to the car, which is very unlikely so we are still working very hard with people, almost everybody now has been taken home, arrange transport, people have been picked up today. there is still some people in liverpool waiting and hoping that tomorrow they will be allowed access into the car park. we estimate probably around 20 cars

and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. a huge fire is blazing at nottingham railway station. nottinghamshire fire and rescuey're dealing with a ‘large incident‘ with five fire engines at the scene. the station has been evacuated. east midland trains say all trains through the station are cancelled and they expect disruptions. on the line it's our reporter healy compton, bring us up to date with the latest you have about this fire? every street around nottingham train station is closed at the moment, find me there are 11 fire trucks that you can see and bearing in mind this is just that you can see and bearing in mind this isjust one that you can see and bearing in mind this is just one side of the train station which has been closed off. there are ambulance crews at the site currently but i am told they are here as a precaution. it is after unconfirmed reports of a fire ina after unconfirmed reports of a fire in a toilet on one of the platforms. as you can see fire crews are in attendance. i have been told that it's not a major incident and they have managed to get the blaze under control. there were report

i retweeted this video from montgomery county fire and rescue. you see that car stuck in several feet of icy water. this was in ten mile creek at shiloh church road. 0. >>> kramer middle school in southeast d.c. has been flooded. here's what we know so far. a pipe in the school's basement burst causing water to overflow and to make matters bores, wors heat, no electricity. you can follow the updates on twitter. >>> a heads up about three water main breaks. first this one in hinesville. rhode island avenue, there are two southbound lanes shut down between 42nd avenue and charles armitage drive. they will need an alternate route in alexandria as well. >>> in silver spring, southbound new hampshire avenue at oak view drive is still closed at this time. >>> over the last few days, firefighters have been responding to a lot of fires. was different. a 94-year-old world war ii veteran died in that fire. his wife woke up coughing and couldn't find him through all that smoke. >> i did not save my husband. i don't know where he is. >> she used to care for

just looking at the window now and the merseyside fire and rescue service are doing a mopping up operationing the last of the fire out. there is still a little bit of smoke coming out but can't see the flames at the moment. given the size of the flames, was there any panic or was it orderly? it was all quite orderly, a bit of confusion about whether the hotel would be evacuated or not. but yes it was eventually, they moved us to the hilton hotel where they treated us very nicely but there was a lot of confusion about whether we can get back in not. there was lots, probably 100 people over at the hilton hotel, young families with children. thankfully now we have been given the all clear and most people are back in the hotel. united nations peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo say eight people were killed as security forces clashed with protesters. in the capital, kinshasa, seven people were shot dead during demonstrations against presidentjoseph kabila. another protester was killed in the city of kananga. pablo uchoa reports. these were called by roman catholic activists racked

merseyside fire and rescue said it is one of the biggest fires that have ever dealt with with crews working the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we haveis collapse. the difficulty that we have is because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get into, right into the middle of the building to put the fire out which clearly is the extent of which the fire has taken hold fair, we will not be able to do that quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temperate parking arrangements have been made the arena operate as normal. the north korean leader has said that he has a nuclear button —— britain's trains are the oldest since current records began, according to figures from a transport watchdog. passengers are travelling in carriages which were typically built in the mid 1990s. the office of rail and road says older rolling stock can lead to problems with reliabilit

they and other fire and rescue departments throughout the area have been very busy tonight. a lot of those calls have been for what they call slip and falls. people who slip on the ice and fall down and injury themselves. again, if you were out tonight, you're walking from a metro station, walking anywhere around this area, please be very, very careful. because the roads for the most part appear to be in very good shape. but wow, the sidewalks are very dangerous tonight. live in arlington, jacki bensen, news 4. >> they sneak up on you, jackie. thank you. 1.45 million people up and down the east coast were under winter weather advisories. the good news now, this deep winter freeze is starting to loosen its grip. boston, buffalo, and providence, rhode island all felt temperatures above freezing today for the first time since christmas day. we're working for you to keep you updated on tomorrow morning's school delays. if you have the nbc washington app, make sure you allow push alerts so you can get real-time information. our news 4 today team will also have all the latest delay

i retweeted the montgomery county fire and rescue. they were on the scene in the air i can't at shiloh kirk road. the car stalled out in several feet of icy water. i mean, just look at that. you can imagine how cold it was. the feels-like temperature at that time, 0. 0 degrees. aaron, back to you. >> chris lawrence at the live desk. thank you. >>> firefighters in our area have been responding to fires like the one you see here. but annandale is different. a 94-year-old world war ii veteran died in this one. his wife woke up coughing and couldn't find him. >> i could not save my husband. i don't know where he is. >> lenny used to care for lewis and his first wife hazel before she died. he was well-known for repairing fine glass and porcelain. >> they would go to fine department stores and pick up things. people would bring things to their home. they were very well-known in the annandale community. >>> lewis' wife and another woman living in the home got out safely. >>> smoke alarms save lives. montgomery county fire say a fire inside t

and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescuedg of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully no one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. the leader of north korea, kimjong un, has warned the united states that he has a nuclear button on his desk, ready for use, if his country feels threatened. but his televised new year's day speech also seemed to open up the possibility of better relations with neighbouring south korea — from where our correspondent sophie long reports. lets get some reaction from the us and we can speak to anthony ruggiero, a seniorfellow at the washington—based conservative think—tank, the foundation for defense of democracies, and spent more than 17 years working in the us government. hejoins us from woodbridge, virginia. this is a mixed message from kim jong—un, threatening with the nuclear button, but also offering a message of hope to south korea. there is more consistency there, because earlier in the message he makes clear that they will devel

so very few people have the ability to have that kind of medication because only the police, fire and rescue organizations would have the bin traditional walkie-talkie type devices and now you got everybody able to mitigate with everyone else who has a device. >> it's supplementing and there are overlap to improve and we can get into how to these public agencies who have the rule of law and are structured and trained work better with huge number of volunteers but forever a disaster recovery sets up an on-site in his out radios that crosses $1500 and protocols can use them and if you have radio you're pretty special and there's a command structure that has been created around that so we saw with harvey and irma and another example in puerto rico and mexico i could get to be like but everyone has radio and anyone that has a mobile phone can download an app and taked advantage of the info structure that makes this possible. it's reliable and superfast and it's available to everybody and not only that but they don't have to be on site but we saw these dispatchers that emerged as they put togethe

passengers and staff had to leave the building as the fire spread during the morning rush hour. earlier, john mills from nottinghamshire fire and rescue operation so far. this morning around 6:30am we received a call to nottingham train station. this was an incident contained initially in the toilets and upon arrival it became very evident to us we had a developed fire with in the toilet area. this incident rapidly progressed and spread and has involved the overflow bridge going over and collecting the platforms. it has been a very demanding incident and our crews have worked very hard to try and contain it. we always have our first priority life risks so it was initially people reported so we were searching for people initially because this happened at a busy time for the station. what we have then done is requested more fire engines, rapidly gone from three to five to eight and now 12 fire engines. this fire has progressed which makes it very difficult for us to fight, it is the demanding job in that respect i am delighted to report at the time of those interviewed though one has been injured. we have no casualties and no injuries w

merseyside fire and rescue service say this is one of the biggest fires they have ever dealt with, withm the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we have is, because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get right into the middle of the building to put the fire out, which clearly, as the extent to which the fire has taken hold there, we're not going to be able to do that for quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temporary parking arrangements have been made so the arena can operate as normal. 0ur correspondent danny savage has been describing the scene. he is in liverpool. it looks like some people are getting back into the flats? we talked about the latest situation from here earlier. the cordon, which was in quite a wide area, has been moved back. we are a lot closer to where the fire happened. some people behind me now. they were moved out of the apartm

and after the fire had been put out this morning, after many hours, some dogs, which had been left in those cars were safely rescued back to their owners, there was a hug of gratitude for the firefighters. the insurance bill will run to millions of pounds but thankfully, no—one was hurt. danny savage, bbc news, liverpool. but first, let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the front page story in the times says time—wasting patients are costing the nhs £1 billion a year. the guardian says several stabbings on new year's eve brought the number of fatal stabbings in london to 80 for 2017. the daily mail says firemen with only a few days of first aid training are being sent to medical emergencies, due to pressure on the nhs. the i reports that millions of commuters will be waking up to the steepest hike in rail fares for five years. it calls the increase "the great train robbery". the metro leads with the sydney seaplane crash which killed british chief executive richard cousins and his fiancee, saying he found love again after losing his wife to cancerjust three years earlier. and the express warns that an

rescue him but he succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. members of engine 45 are devastated and so is the entire community brave and men within the fire department. and we also learned that lieutenant letourneau was volunteer for the red paw relief organization. he fostered animals rescued from fire scenes. a man who meant so much to so many people. >> it's a tough day for me personally. a tough day for his family, for his friends, for his colleagues, for the city, for the department, for red paw. it's avoid that will never be filled. >> and again you can see just a crowd here of mourners. people gathering for this viewing that again started 4:30 and will run until 9:00 o'clock tonight. the viewing is public. but the family asked that the media not come inside. we've also been asked to respectfully stand across the street from the cathedral which we are definitely doing tonight. back to you. >> absolutely. and you know shawnette procession for lieutenant letourneau will head from the firehouse at 21st and market to the cathedral at 8:15 tomorrow morning. another viewing is tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. followed by his funeral mass at 11:00. head to fox2

avon fire and rescue service was called to the scene atjust after 5 o'clock this afternoon. ajor employers who've revealed that they pay women on average at least 15% less than men. organisations which employ more than 250 workers must publish theirfigures. more than 500 have done so. another 8,000 have until april to reveal the data, or risk being fined under a new law intended to tackle workplace discrimination. plans to improve the reading standards of children from disadvantaged backgrounds have been announced by the department for education. there'll be a network of 35 literacy centres across england, to work with primary schools in challenging areas. here's our education correspondent, elaine dunkley. church, cheese, can you hear that? closing the inequality gap in classrooms is key to giving every child the best start. research has shown that five—year—olds who struggle with language are six times less likely to reach the expected standard in english at the age of 11 than those with good language skills. today, the government has launched a literacy plan backed by £26

and raise our concerns. a large fire has broken out in nottinghamshire. nottingham fire and rescuehallenges she faced at her coronation 65 years ago. as part of a bbc programme, she spoke candidly about herjourney to the catherdral and the heaviness of the crown she wore when she was crowned. you can‘t look down to read the speech, you have to take the speech up because if you do, your neck could break. so there are some disadvantages to crowns but otherwise, they‘re quite important things. a butcher who got frozen in his own freezer described how he used black pudding to free himself. chris mccabe there. the freezer door in devon blew shut behind him. he was stranded in temperatures less than —20 degrees. he says he used the sausage as a battering ram on the door‘s release mechanism. i couldn‘t work out how to do it initially. then i found the black pudding stick and tried to get to get an angle on this button. i did it by hitting it. as you can see, it‘s not that easy now. i will make sure there is black pudding in my freezer the whole time. i always have one on me. but in the bl

merseyside fire and rescue service say this is one of the biggest fires they have ever dealt with, withlenging conditions from the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we have is because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get into, right into the middle of the building to put the fire out, which clearly is the extent of which the fire has taken hold there, we will not be able to do that for quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temporary parking arrangements have been made so the arena can operate as normal. reports from iran said to more people have been killed in anti—government protests in the south—west of the country. anti—government protests in the south-west of the country. president rohani has appealed for calm following several days of anti—government register —— demonstrations, saying iranians have the right to protest but not to commit acts o

mer5ey5ide fire and rescue service say this is one of the biggest fires they have ever dealt with, withhallenging conditions from the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we have is because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get into — right into the middle of the building to put the fire out, which clearly is the extent of which the fire has taken hold there, we will not be able to do that for quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temporary parking arrangements have been made so the arena can operate as normal. the president of iran has appealed for calm, saying people would have the right to protest but not to commit acts of violence, amid continuing anti—government protest5. in his first public comments since demonstrations against the government began on thursday, ha55an rouhani warned that violence and public disorder would not be tolerated. transl

merseyside fire and rescue service say this is one of the biggest fires they have ever dealt with, withnditions from the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we have is because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get into, right into the middle of the building to put the fire out, which clearly is the extent of which the fire has taken hold there, we will not be able to do that for quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temporary parking arrangements have been made so the arena can operate as normal. the north korean leader has said he had in nuclear button on his desk in a defiant new year message. kim jong—un said the united states would never be able to start a war with north korea. our correspondent sophie long is in the south korean capital seoul this morning. new year, same rhetoric, is this another threat aimed at the us? well, yes, he did have a c

merseyside fire and rescue service say this is one of the biggest fires they have ever dealt with, withnging conditions from the outside of the building because of a real fear of structural collapse. the difficulty that we have is, because this is so deep—seated, is to physically be able to get right into the middle of the building to put the fire out, which clearly, as the extent to which the fire has taken hold there, we're not going to be able to do that for quite some time, given the structural stability issues with the building as well. liverpool city council are expected to help make arrangements to get those who have been left in the city back home later. temporary parking arrangements have been made so the arena can operate as normal. 0ur correspondent danny savage is in liverpool. good morning to you, danny. this fire was burning well into the night, bring us up to date with what is happening now? there was a very dramatic night here in liverpool last night with events happening in the car park behind us, 1a00 cars going up in flames, causing a very intense fire. pictures from

the family of fire lieutenant matthew laterno arrived early already waiting were fire and rescue. firefighters on foot followed closely beside the engine 43 truck that carried the casket to the basilica. in his 11 years he served with engine 57 and engine 45. when the procession arrived more silence as his casket was lowered off of the truck and carried inside. it was emotional even for the city's bravest. he was a mentor,instructinstruc. he was 42 years old. reta we talked to the mayor who was in attendance. here is what he had to say ant lieutenant laterno and his family. >> i did not know lieutenant matthew laterno but i have learned what a great son he was. to matt's mother, i can't imagine your pain. to parent should ever have to endure the loss of a child. when i saw you saturday you were comforting others and carrying yourself with grace and dignity. i know matt is very proud of you. >> reporter: he died six days ag fightings fire on north colorado street. he was pulled out by his fellow firefighters. the residents who he was working to save also died in that fire. once the

looking at the window now and the emergency fire at and rescue service are doing a locking up operationow dousing and putting the last of the fire at. there is still a little bit of smoke coming out what we can see fla mes of smoke coming out what we can see flames at the moment. given the size of the flames, was there any panic or was it orderly? it was all quite orderly, a bit of confusion about whether the hotel would be evacuated or not. eventually, they moved us to the hotel where they treated us nicely but there was a lot of confusion about whether we can get backin confusion about whether we can get back in not. there was probably 100 people over at the hilton hotel, young families with children. tha nkfully young families with children. thankfully now we have been given the all clear and most people are backin the all clear and most people are back ina the all clear and most people are back in a hotel. with your card street i suppose it is get some sleep and then tomorrow decide what to do? —— car destroyed a. sleep and then tomorrow decide what to do? -- car destroyed a. yes, s

this is from montgomery county fire and rescue from the scene. this s.u.v. drove out onto the icy water. this is at 10 mile creek and old baltimore road. we are told that the only person that was in the s.u.v. did get out there on the scene. we are seeing this father over and over again and the crews remind everyone to be really careful when you are driving. larry: be vigilant. take your time. still ahead a dog found frozen to the ground prompted a race to save his life and find the person responsible. >> next a woman who spent decades helping people through the worst day of their life. this is hero 24/7. >> a fire at bill and hillary clinton's home. what wi know about what happened when the firefighters arrived. bill: all right, everyone. get to the weekend outlook in a moment. in terms of the temperatures tonight we will keep temperatures warmer than they have been. they are below freezing. we are watching snow late tomorrow and tomorrow morning. overnight low range upper teens to 20's. 26, 27. then we look at the weekend outlook. boy, it's cold fo 18 the

rusty picked up ryland who rode up front in the stockdale fire and rescue rig waiving out the window adoring crowds as he passed with a huge smile on his face. it was amazing. they basically had a parade for him through town. he came through and waived to the crowds. >> that's the way to do it. >> what he survived, a tough little kid. >> to go home like that. >> he's going home. >> our first logos to the traction on the icy driveway at one man's virginia home. in a clip that's been viewed tens of millions of times this week, a home security camera captures tim zucker's ordeal as he simply tries to get out to his car. tim strides confidently on to the driveway but then goes for a ride. he is no match for the black eyes. stopped only by the grass and then the mailbox at the bottom of his driveway. his loving wife posted the video on social media, thanks, with a caption, he's fine. this thing is going viral and i cannot stop laughing. >> leave it to the wife. >> oh, my gosh, i hope he's okay. laugh, lauf. >> do you want to get to the car and drive at that point? >> i think it was right i

i retweeted some of these pictures from montgomery county fire and rescue. officials say the car crashed into ten mile creek and stalled out in several feet of icy water. look at that. three people were trapped inside. first responders were anyone to get a boat in there and pull them out safely. paramedics say all three were extremely cold. no wonder. the temperature felt like 0 at that time. >> eun? >> chris, thank you. >>> it's now 5:14. we're learning new details about a new year's eve quadruple murder in new jersey. a 16-year-old allegedly shot and killed his parents, his sister and a family friend inside his parents' long branch home. that teen will face a judge today. law enforcement officials say the suspect used a semiautomatic the teen faces four counts of murder and one count of possession of a weapon. investigators are still trying to determine the motive for the shooting. >>> investigators identified the man responsible for a deadly ambush that killed a sheriff's deputy in colorado. a s.w.a.t. team had to be called in to take down the suspect. se

fire and rescue crews had to extricate the aide and one student on board. no one was hurt here. >> and it was there because of the dense fog and the icy conditions. a lot of school systems opened up two hours late this morning. a lot of us ended up trying to get to work or school at the same time. so, let's find out what's coming next. let's check in with doug. he's back in the storm center. doug? >> yeah, and this may disappoint the kids but help the parents. i'm not sure which one. i'm not expecting any delays or cancellations for the next week or so, although maybe a week from now. anyway, let's take a look and show you what we're dealing with now. high temperatures today, 51 degrees, oh, so nice, the warm est day, the warm est day since december 23rd, two days before christmas. just amazing how cool we have been. 56 degrees in richmond today. so, well above average across our region for this afternoon. now, tomorrow we're going to be right around the average high which is 44 degrees. you can see what's happening. a little bit of a system trying to move

tweet out from fire and rescue, we're looking at five injuries here. it could be sometime before it's -- all the debris is out of the way. inner loop at university, those problems start far before that. we're looking at a five-mile backup at this point this morning. outer loop also being affected from anybody looking across the guardrail. in takoma park, eastbound lane still shut down. one westbound lane open. that's where justin finch is this morning. we'll take a live picture there in a bit. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:32 right now. again, the weather causing some school delays and closings. >> in prince george's county, marlton and point -- owe ridge school will be closed. in virginia, spotsylvania, page, shenandoah, fairfax, loudoun, frederick, clark, rappahannock and winchester counties schools are all closed. jefferson and hampshire county schools are closed. >> we have a few delays too. fredericksburg city and stafford county schools will open two hours late today. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk with an update to the breaking n

emergency order ordering the government agencies to direct all of the resources needed to this fire and rescue firefighting and rescue operation going on in the southern city of mir young as you say currently the death toll stands at least thirty one people killed in this fire and others being treated for injuries according to local media as you say about one hundred people were in the hospital when the fire broke out at around seven thirty am local time and of course we're told that there was a hospice adjacent to the hospital and understand that the about just under one hundred patients there have been evacuated the fire itself has been brought under control but of course the fear is that this death toll has been steadily rising throughout the past couple of hours and it's feared it will continue to rise questions around safety of course will be asked we don't know yet the calls of this fire but it follows another fire that happened just about a month ago also in the south where twenty nine people died in a fitness club and at the time their safety concerns were raised about not enough emerg

montgomery county fire and rescue crews carried them to safety in a boat. paramedics say the trio very cold but not hurt. >> we are also seeing ice forming along edges of the chesapeake. you have to look closely here. it's a satellite view from earlier today. natural resource officials tell us with another winter blast expected later this week, as of course doug has been telling us, we can expect to see all that ice thicken out there. but they warn what looks solid may not be. >> but if i'm looking at that, you can't really make that out, doug. look at that. you have to be like right on it. >> you can see towards ocean city. that is almost completely frozen. you can see that from that picture. the chesapeake, that is going to be the case as we go through the a lot of potomac is frozen. people's back ponds are frozen. coming up at 11:00 we'll have tips for you about that because it is quite dangerous to get out there on some of those frozen ponds. out there right now, it's cold. the wind, though, is dying a little bit. we're currently sitting at 25 degrees.