former chelsea captain john terry has joined aston villa, on a one year contract.move to the midlands for a while, with interest also from birmingham city. but villa always looked the likely destination particularly after terry posted a picture of himself playing golf with mnager steve bruce last month. he'll aim to help villa get back into the premier league following their relegation in 2016. the history is huge, the stadium itself, the training ground, the facilities here. when you look back at the players who've been here in the trophies behind us as we speak today, incredible. here is a big football club, and it deserves to be back in the premier league. that's the reason why i'm here. slovakian world champion peter sagan won stage three of the tour de france, after a 126—mile stage that started in belgium and finished at longwy in france. britain's geraint thomas finished eighth today to extend his race lead to 12 seconds, after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. which means his team leader, chris froome, is up to second overall. and

one of the responsibilities is to channel the questions that the viewers would want aston a particular. —— that the viewers would want asked in a particular situation. on that friday, emily brilliantly channelled the questions and the mood around the handling of the aftermath of that disaster. there were two very good interviews there. there was plenty of coverage across the bbc last weekend of the glastonbury festival and it made it onto bbc news, courtesy of an appearance byjeremy corbyn. around 14 minutes of the speech given by the labour and was covered live on the news channel, prompting one viewer to comment: thank you for all your comments this week. share your opinions by calling us using the number on screen or e—mailing us. you can find us on twitter and do look at previous discussions on our website. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc coverage again next week. goodbye. this past week hasn't been the warmest of summer weeks, rather we've had a lot of heavy rain, particularly the eastern areas of scotland, record—breaking rain even when we look

the former chelsea and england captain john terry has joined aston villa.ing the blues at the end of last season after 22 years at stamford bridge. he won every trophy going. there was interest from other premier league clubs, west bromwich albion, stoke city and bournemouth, but he's decided to drop down to the championship with villa. the 36—year—old said: "i can't wait to get started now and look to help the squad achieve something special this season. that's all the sport for now, the bbc sport website as more. you can access all their matches at wimbledon, lots of reaction tojohn terry's signing for aston villa as well. i'll be back with an update in the next hour. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, will make a commons statement this afternoon about the negotiations to restore power sharing at stormont. he allowed the talks between the democratic unionists and sinn fein to continue after a negotiating period, laid down in law, ran out four days ago. the republicans have said it's unlikely a deal will be reached "in the short term". we a

david bailey, professor of industry at aston universityjoins us professor of industry at aston universityhe car industry is going. we'll see more electric cars on the roads over the coming years as they become more competitive. it doesn't tell us anything about brexit though and the trade barriers we may face in the future. how can a company like bmw commit itself say for 2019 through to the life home office this car in an environment where it doesn't know the tariffs it will be paying as it ta kes stuff the tariffs it will be paying as it takes stuff back—and—forth across the channel, doesn't know about the theys that will be involved in customs as it takes stuff to and from the channel. how can it afford to ta ke from the channel. how can it afford to take that stand? this is an existing model already produced at oxford, so they are making an electric version of that. it doesn't make sense to set up complete new production elsewhere but if we were to end up in the uk with a hard brexit with tariff and non—tariff barriers, it would make it much more difficult for bmw to export and import

john terry has signed a one—year deal with aston villa. insists that the government's position on the public sector pay cap hasn't changed, despite calls from several cabinet ministers for it to be scrapped. number 10 says some pay review bodies will be reporting later this year, and the government will respond to them in due course. theresa may is under pressure to end the cap which has meant that public sector workers like nurses, teachers and police officers have had their pay rises limited to one per cent, even though the cost of living has risen by more than that. here's our political correspondent chris mason. has the government been underpaying nurses and teachers, foreign secretary? no response from borisjohnson this morning, but we do know what he thinks. his team told us... mrjohnson is just the latest cabinet minister to say something similar. i think that we should listen to the pay review bodies who govern each individual area of public sector pay. this is obviously something we have to consider not just for the army, but righ

john terry says he rejected more lucrative offers from premier league clubs, to join second tier astonre he won five premier league titles and ten other major honours. but the 36—year—old defender became a free agent when the stamford bridge outfit didn't offer him another contract. the history is huge. the training ground and the facilities. when you look back at the history of the players that have been here over the yea rs. players that have been here over the years. incredible. he is a big football clu b years. incredible. he is a big football club and deserve to be back in the premier league and that's the reason i'm here. formula one's governing body has announced it will take no further action against ferrari's sebastian vettel. the four—time world champion collided with title rival lewis hamilton of mercedes at last month's azerbaijan grand prix while following the safety car. the german was given a ten second stop go penalty at the time. the countdown is on until the series deciding test match in auckland this saturday between the all blacks and the british and irish lions. wa

aston villa have signed the former chelsea and england captain john terry. he turned down offers for more money to play in the premier league because he didn't want to play against chelsea. defending champion chris froome is up to second at the tour de france after stage 3 ended in a sprint finish. slovakian world champion peter sagan took the stage win, on an uphill finish to a 126—mile stage that started in belgium and finished at longwy in france. geriant thomas extended his race lead to 12 seconds after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. before we go, let's have a look at some of tomorow‘s big matches at wimbledon. ladies‘ top seed and world number one aneglique kerber up against american irina falconi, followed by novak djokovic against slovakia's martin klizan and roger federer going for a record 8th wimbledon title, he starts against alexander dolgopolov. last yea r‘s runner—up milos raonic is first on number one coui’t while there's an all—british match on court three with kyle edmund up against alex ward, a qualifier ranked

but the boss of aston martin says the government hasn't thought through the implications.n't have the infrastructure, if you don't have the skills, if you don't have the wherewithal to pay for it, then as a statement or as a policy, it's absurd. year after year, britain has seen levels of nitrogen dioxide well above european standards. the government is under court order to clean up, and an environmental group that launched legal action says the environment secretary still isn't doing enough. we're very disappointed with this plan, it's unambitious, and it's not going to fix the problem quickly and urgently. people are suffering health problems because of the poor air that they're breathing in our towns and cities. that needs to be urgently tackled. all the government is doing is kicking the can down the road and not dealing with it as quickly as it could. you can't always see air pollution, but politicians can't avoid it. the government says it is responding, but it doesn't want to offend motorists. the result — a signal of real change, but not for a while. david shukman,

former chelsea captain john terry appears to have finalised a move to championship club aston villa.aid on social media to expect an announcement soon. terry is big mates with the manager, steve bruce. south africa captain faf du plessis will miss the first test against england at lord's forfamily reasons. the 32—year—old returned home to attend the birth of his first child but will not fly back to england in time for the start of the series on thursday. opening batsman dean elgar will captain the tourists, while du plessis will rejoin the squad later this week. within the last few minutes, a 16—year—old girl has pleaded guilty at leeds crown court to the manslaughter of seven—year—old katie rough. the girl appeared by video link at leeds crown court where she pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility. katie was found with severe lacerations to her neck and chest on a playing field in york injanuary and died later in hospital. and we can now cross to our correspondent danny savage outside leeds crown court. tell us what happened inside.” think many people will remem

downpours are on the their way to chester heights by 5:22 a.m., lima and delaware county, 523, and aston, 5 526:00 a.m. bryn mawr. high this afternoon of 85 degrees, it will be very humid with the dewpoints in the 70s, get ready for that, more thunderstorms are possible jennette, later in the day and this evening. >> thanks for the update. >>> in "healthcheck" this morning, a new study finds a serious concern about the chemicals often used in macaroni and cheese. 29 out of 30 products tested have chemicals that affect growing children and disrupt male hormones in the wombed. they are not banned by the fda. they are four times higher in poweredded cheese than solid natural cheese. the study said it's not with one particular brand, but the results of leaching during the manufacturing and packaging of the mack and cheese. >>> in this morning's "g.m.a." first look, real life horror on the set of a popular tv show, production on the amt action-packed series walking dead is shut down after a horrifying accident on the georgia set. >> we had someone fall 25 feet off a balcony on on to concrete.

and elsewhere we're dealing with heavy downpours near the west goshen area north of aston. extremely heavy downpours located west of philadelphia. and then down into wilmington, delaware. we have extremely torrential downpours going on at this point in time. light rain down the shore for atlantic city. we have more rain headed our way moving into the overnight hours tonight. that's why a flash flood watch has been issued and that remains in effect for philadelphia and surrounding counties and all points north and west until 6:00 tomorrow morning. and we've even seen minor roadway flooding in some locations including portions of delaware county and chester county and we have a flood advisory until 8:45 p.m. tonight. here's what you can expect. showers and storm pushing through the region. we could see locally up to 2 to 4" of rain in some locations and we'll have to watch for potential of flash flooding as a result and damaging winds gusts with earlier storms that are pushing through. and we'll track it all coming up for new a bit. for now i'm natasha sending it back to you.

john terry has joined aston villa, signing a one—year deal.dent has been following the case of four barclays bankers accused of conspiracy to commit fraud. it is the first time we have seen senior bankers facing criminal charges since the financial crisis, and the only time we have seen any crisis, and the only time we have seen any banker facing charges for actions they took during the crisis. it is also the only time we have seen a it is also the only time we have seen a chief executive face criminal charges. john varley, the former chief executive, together with three senior directors, has been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by misrepresentation. it goes back to 2008, when barclays was afraid that it would be nationalised and forced to a cce pt it would be nationalised and forced to accept taxpayer money, and the taxpayer becoming a shareholder, which they didn't want, so they went to qatar and abu dhabi and raised more than £11 billion there. the serious fraud office alleges that in that capital raising, certain representations th

already declared a switch to electric from 2019. others also have electric plans, but the boss of astone government hasn't thought through the implications. if you don't have the infrastructure, if you don't have the skills, if you don't have the wherewithal to pay for it, then as a statement or a policy, it's absurd. year after year, britain has seen levels of nitrogen dioxide well above european standards. the government is under court order to clean up, and an environmental group that launched legal action says the environment secretary still isn't doing enough. he's ignoring his own evidence. he's passing the buck to local authorities and coming up with headline—grabbing initiatives for something that's 23 years away from now, and cheating people who want to breathe clean air today. you can't always see air pollution, but politicians can't avoid it. the government says it is responding, but doesn't want to offend motorists. the result — a signal of real change, but not for a while. david shukman, bbc news. so what do all the proposals mean for the motor industry, and for those think

but the boss of aston martin says the government hasn't thought through the implications.kills, if you don't have the wherewithal to pay for it, then as a statement or as a policy, it's absurd. year after year, britain has seen levels of nitrogen dioxide well above european standards. the government is under court order to clean up, and an environmental group that launched legal action says the environment secretary still isn't doing enough. we're very disappointed with this plan, it's unambitious, and it's not going to fix the problem quickly and urgently. people are suffering health problems because of the poor air that they're breathing in our towns and cities. that needs to be urgently tackled. all the government is doing is kicking the can down the road and not dealing with it as quickly as it could. you can't always see air pollution, but politicians can't avoid it. the government says it is responding, but it doesn't want to offend motorists. the result — a signal of real change, but not for a while. david shukman, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. stay with

traveling today, the vice president is in astone ya. >> we expect russian behavior to change. >> reporter: putin blamed the u.s. for deteriorating relations. after congress overwhelmingly approved new sanctions to punish russia for 2016 election interference and aggression toward it's neighbors. >> president made it clear that very soon, he will sign the sanctions from the congress of the united states to reinforce that. >> reporter: the strain tonight is far greater than just three weeks ago when president trump and putin met in hamburg. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it's going very well. >> reporter: complicating this tension is the political drama around the trump team and investigations into russian election intrusion. putin said that did not play into his decision. there are unresolved conflicts like control over two russian diplomatic compounds seized by the obama administration. unknown, will president trump give them back? >> no decisions have been made on that whatsoever. >> reporter: president trump does not have his own man in moscow y

what are the chances of aston villa playing chelsea next cup?hat's brilliant, isn't it? to turn up and at wimbledon 4.5 months pregnant. we will see you at bit later. we will stay with the sporting theme. watching live premier league action via unauthorised providers is common among football fans, according to a new survey done for bbc 5live. more than a third of premier league football fans regularly watch matches online via unofficial streams. 32% of fans don't know whether it's illegal to stream premier league matches from unofficial providers. younger fans are more likely to watch matches via unofficial streams, two thirds of the surveyed people aged 18—34 say they do so at least once a month, compared to a third of 35—54 year—olds. jim taylor is from bbc 5 live. jim, can you talk us through the findings? are there some surprises? we spoke to 1000 fans and as you say, we spoke about the various viewing habits, some of them legal. also the use of unofficial streams and websites. the numbers are quite surprising. we talk about nearly half of f

also coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news... from the blues to the claret and blue of aston — john terry's career will continue in the championship. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a 16—year—old girl has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of seven—year—old katie rough. the little girl died injanuary, after being found seriously injured on a playing field in york. our correspondent danny savage is at leeds crown court. the killing of katie rough is something many people will recall from earlier this year. it horrified people in new york and way beyond. it left those people who tried to treat her at the scene very traumatised. today the teenager who killed her appeared via video link at leeds crown court where she formally denied a charge of murder but pleaded guilty to a charge of manslaughter by diminished responsibility. katie rough, an innocent, sweet, much—loved schoolgirl, killed in an attack close to her home. her life was taken by another child. it was a school day afternoon and just getting dark when katie rough was found fatally injured at the end

but the boss of aston martin says the government hasn't thought through the implications. infrastructure, if you don't have the skills, if you don't have the wherewithal to pay for it, then as a statement or as a policy, it's absurd. year after year, britain has seen levels of nitrogen dioxide well above european standards. the government is under court order to clean up, and an environmental group that launched legal action says the environment secretary still isn't doing enough. we're very disappointed with this plan, it's unambitious, and it's not going to fix the problem quickly and urgently. people are suffering health problems because of the poor air that they're breathing in our towns and cities. that needs to be urgently tackled. all the government is doing is kicking the can down the road and not dealing with it as quickly as it could. you can't always see air pollution, but politicians can't avoid it. the government says it is responding, but it doesn't want to offend motorists. the result — a signal of real change, but not for a while. david shukman, bbc news. a

. >> reporter: but for iconic brands like aston martin, the new law will spell disaster if it doesn't come with government help to make sure the company has battery plants and home-grown tech to go to the change. >> if you don't put the investment in, you'll be a net importer for technology. that would be a disaster. >> reporter: cars and fuel are already heavily taxed and regulated. it's hard to imagine a this in the u.s. >> i don't think the u.s. will set a date where it eliminates the sale of gas or diesel-powered vehicles, it just will not happen, especially under the trump administration. >> reporter: britain isn't alone. france announced a similar rule two weeks ago, the netherlands and norway have even tighter restrictions. a growing global consensus leaving the u.s. on the sidelines. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> discovery communication has been made a big purchase in order to boost its ability to negotiate with television operators. the company is based in silver spring and now acquires scrips networks interactive. this comes at a time when more people are watching vide

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david bailey is car industry expert at aston university. hejoins us from our birmingham studio.rs by that point, what do you make of mm sets a clear direction of travel for the industry, that's a good thing but it's like saying we will ban the steam engine by 2040 because petrols and diesels won't exist by then, we will see a huge transition to electric cars sometime in the mid 20 20s so the long—term goal is great but we need more short—term action to get people into electric cars out of diesel cars and these measures are far short of what's needed to clean up urban air quality. using confident these changes will happen and the market will dictate it sooner “— and the market will dictate it sooner —— you seem. looking at the situation right now there are issues with cost and practicality and the infrastructure. when does the big change start to happen? we are seeing more electric cars on the roads, costs are coming down, range is improving, there will be a tipping point in them it when 20s where the electric car will outcompete the internal combustion engine and at that point w

police say a man resembling this sketch was parked near lake aston.ith a boy about 10 years old got out of the car and asked some other boys to come with them so they could go fishing with someone nearby. the other children refused to get in and the man and the first child got back in their car and drove off. police are asking anyone who may know this man please give them a call. >> well, it was such a success last year that philadelphia's bringing back the free streets program this fall. between third and the chestnut in olde city and fifth and indiana in fairhill will be shut down on october 28th from 8 o'clock to 1 o'clock people will be able to walk run and bike through the streets without worrying about cars. mayor jim kenney is encouraging people to get out, s along the route. there will also be family friendly events. >> i think it's a wonderful opportunity for all of us to become closer as a citybecome ts neighbors. i'm looking forward to october 28th. >> the mayor says in the future he would love to do this twice a year, once in the fall and

he's also now, i think, the most pronounceable russian name in this week's rotorrent of aston h astonishing information. tuesday morning is when president trump's eldest son released an e-mail chain, a meeting that has blown up into a major problem for the trump white house. the initial e-mail in that chain referenced a prosecutor. this is an e-mail from a british guy, ron goldstone to donald trump jr. on june 3rd last year. they're acquaintances. and rob goldstone sends this first e-mail to donald trump jr. to start that chain of correspondence that leads to the meeting. his e-mail says good morning. he called and asked me to contact you with something interesting. the crown prosecutor in russia -- everybody believes that to be a mistaken title. russia doesn't have a crown. they've got a prosecutor general. but the e-mail says the crown prosecutor in russia met with e man's father this morning and in that meeting the prosecutor offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary. this is obviously high level sensitive informatio

the former chelsea and england captain john terry has joined aston villa. the chancellor to relax the public sector pay cap. sources close to borisjohnson have made it clear he wants a better deal for workers. he joins the environment secretary, michael gove, who has suggested the 1% pay cap should be lifted. downing street says decisions will be made on a case—by—case basis. let's speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young, at westminster. a long time since we said boris johnsonjoins michael a long time since we said boris johnson joins michael gove in anything! yes, the floodgates have opened and they are hammering to get on the airwaves to talk about this issue. downing street very much trying to say, we will look at this as the pay review comes forward. we will look at the recommendations. but not building up of a lot will change. they do say there will be a budget in the autumn. and everybody looking at that to see if things might change. i am joined by conservative mp johnny mercer, might change. i am joined by conservative mpjohnny merce

in yardley borough released this sketch of a man who allegedly approached two boys fishing at lake astonnother child with him reportedly asked the boys to get into his car so that they could fish somewhere else. the man left when the children refused. if you have any information on the luring suspect you're asked to call police. >>> a delaware woman is accused of stealing more than $27,000 from a local booster club. 42-year-old stephanie trimmer was the president of the boy's high school lacrosse booster club in the cape henlopen school district. the detectives say she wrote checks out to herself for cash from the account until there was nothing left. trimmer was arrested yesterday and charged with felony theft. scery right in the middle of olde city philadelphia. coffins filled with human remains on the site of the future apartment complex. well now officials say some of the bones have up and disappeared. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the news room with the details we're learning on this one today. hey, rick. >> brian, that's right. interesting story here. back in march arc

he's 36 years old now, and after nearly two decades with the club has joined aston villa on a free transferw his old team—mate's future looks now he's no longer a chelsea player. very good. nobody should blame him because he's gone to another club. i think he still wanted to play football, he's still fit, you can see that in the social media. this tea m see that in the social media. this team will need them and he will show that he can play another two seasons. for him to retire peacefully, he has done his duty, and maybe come back as a coach, because i can see that he's very motivated to continue in this business. three—time winner chris froome is still in charge of the leader's yellow jersey at the tour de france. it took a photo finish, but stage 16 was claimed by the australian michael matthews — his second stage win. froome retains his 18—second lead over italy's fabio aru, with just five stages remaining. britain'sjohanna konta has told the bbc that she's working towards becoming world number one. the latest rankings have moved her up to four after she reached the semifinals at wimble

already declared a switch to electric from 2019. others also have electric plans, but the boss of astongovernment hasn't thought through the implications. if you don't have the infrastructure, if you don't have the skills, if you don't have the wherewithal to pay for it, then as a statement or a policy, it's absurd. year after year, britain has seen levels of nitrogen dioxide well above european standards. the government is under court order to clean up, and an environmental group that launched legal action says the environment secretary still isn't doing enough. he's ignoring his own evidence. he's passing the buck to local authorities and coming up with headline—grabbing initiatives for something that's 23 years away from now, and cheating people who want to breathe clean air today. you can't always see air pollution, but politicians can't avoid it. the government says it is responding, but doesn't want to offend motorists. the result — a signal of real change, but not for a while. david shukman, bbc news. so, what do all the proposals mean for the motor industry, and for those thinki

he's 36—years—old now and after nearly two decades with the club has joined aston villa on a free transferdebut was asked how his old teammate's future looks now he's no longer a chelsea player. very good. nobody should blame him because he has gone to another club. i think he still wanted to play football. he's still fit. you can see on his social media. so, and he's going to be the captain that we know and this team will need him and he will show that he can play another two seasons for him to retire peacefully, he has done his duty and maybe come back as a coach because i can see that he's very, very modevated to continue in this business. the head of the spanish football federation has been arrested as part of a corruption investigation. angel maria villar was one of a number of people taken into custody in spain and it's been reported he was arrested on suspicion of embezzling funds. media reports indicate his son, gorka, has also been detained. villar is also both a fifa and uefa vice president britain'sjohanna konta has told the bbc that she's working towards becoming world number o

joining us now is david bailey, professor of industry at aston university.l seems to be about this? it is certainly good news and an indication of the way the industry is going and we will see many more electric cars in future. i don't think it tells us that much about brexit. as we heard, this is an adaptation of an existing card. the production line is already there and a very skilled workforce and it didn't make sense to build a whole new production line somewhere else. the big issue will come when the next generation of mini is built, and if that is continued uncertainty about trading relationship with brexit bid is no guarantee investment will come to the uk. did the suggestion, and a big suggestion at the moment, that this country may very well be heading for the kind of brexit that would involve 82 or three orfour year brexit that would involve 82 or three or four year transitional period, and that factor into bmw's decision? we have seen a change in rhetoric over recent months from the government. bmw were always going to place production of the elec

thank you deputy lord for your kind and generous words i have to thank tessa aston hill for bringing this convention to our city and this conference. thank you so much she deserves a round of applause. to god be the glory. i am truly honored to receive this award i'm incredibly humbled to not only be among so many highly, esteemed, gifted and steadfast warriors, but to be recognized in memory of clarence mitchell. a baltimore native, who like so many in this room, not only talked the talk, but led the way as a warrior of action doing the work. for the people of color in this nation. i want to say thank you to the naacp, thank you for being that steadfast immoveable force at the forefront of economic, social, political equality in this country for more than 100 years. with all the negativity and decisiveness happening in our world today, i need not remind you that every great movement toward progress began with warriors unafraid to challenge the status quo, never let any time, situation or circumstance define their destiny. they were unafraid to reach for the stars and change the worl

he was skipper at stamford bridge for some 13 years before leaving on a free transfer to join aston villa's future looks now he is no longer a chelsea player. very good, nobody should blame him because he has gone to another club. i think he still wanted to play football, he is still fit, you can see on his social media and he is going to be the captain that we know and this team will need him and he will show that he can play another two seasons. for him to retire peacefully, he has done his duty and maybe come back as a coach because i can see that he is very, very motivated to continue in this business. we will have more in the next hour but that is the sport of an hour. thank you very much. let's just go live to the house of commons, because we are expecting to hear from the chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond, answering questions from mps. liz truss is actually just answering questions questions from mps. liz truss is actuallyjust answering questions at the moment, i think on productivity. she is talking about the pay cap, so let's listen in, that 1% pay cut the public sector.

they shut down astone ya.ual property, espionage, and cyber warfare. i think that should be a topic of discussion as well. >> rich on vladimir putin's part given if just a few weeks ago he called these hackers patriots. >> exactly. >> let me ask you about a subject we talked about earlier in the show and that's about looking ahead, because there are reports about russian hackers infiltrating or. >>ing around nuclear sites here in the u.s. obviously power grids here in the u.s. and of course elections in the future. what is being done -- obviously the president is not talking about it the way we would hope he would, but what is being done within washington to safeguard some of these issues? >> both the dhs and others have -- i read the article, we'd been briefed on this threat. it's very disturbing. but i think, mika, it demonstrates how aggressive russia has become now not only in eastern europe but now in the united states trying to not only med until our elections but also nuclear facilities. then finally, y

. >>> the alameda county aston -- arson task force is investigating that massive fire that wiped outstruction in oakland. >> hundreds of people living near the building were forced to evacuate and this morning. do not know when they will be able to return home. christien kafton is on the scene where firefighters have been all night to make sure the fire does not flareup. i guess they are still pouring water on it, right? >> reporter: still putting water on it and a lot of that to that the this morning as more equipment arrives, more fire crews arrive to figure out what they are doing today. you may see another new truck bringing in more equipment, presumably to take care of that crane which is still a major problem today. the crews are still putting water on this fire and searching for hotspots. we are still seeing steam pouring out of the building intermittently. there are some hotspots in that building. let's roll some video of yesterday. the fire broke out before 4:30 am, yesterday. embers were raining down on the neighborhood. city officials say, remarkably, no one was injured in