but rick hoffman, the point he wants to get through this morning, he says this fire is a prime example of why they do not want these truck companies to be shut down next week. you see that black line on truck 10 going through the woods there, they say that's something they do when a fallen firefighter, they put a line through their badge to honor that fallen firefighter and that's really how they feel about truck 10 shutting down. again, we had a firefighter who cut his foot, a pregnant woman who cut her hand, both were treated, taken to a local hospital. the fire is out, but what firefighters are doing right now, they're spraying water on that building, wetting it down to make sure the fire does not flare up again. we're live this morning in west baltimore, linda stow, abc 2 news. >>> news time now 6:46. debby's lost some momentum but still has a big punch, causing flooding across parts of florida this morning. that storm has been downgraded to a tropical depression. here's more from george howell. >> it's your own place, of course, you feel different. >>reporter: dodging power lines

joining us this morning is rick hoffman. he is the president of the firefighters union to talk specifically about truck 10 which is the truck you see right there. it is set to go out of commission as part of the closure set to happen on july 1st. rick, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >>reporter: this is a prime example of why you wanted truck 10 not to be closed. >> absolutely. truck 10, truck 15 and squad 11, this plan is absolutely a dangerous plan. this fire right here is a prime example. truck 10, we rarely have our own badges when one of our own is deceased. that's how the guys feel about this company it's one of our own and the chief's plan is a dangerous plan. it's not going to work. someone's going to get hurt. >>reporter: truck 10 is on lafayette avenue which is about 15 minutes away and happens to be the closest -- >> not 15 minutes. 15 blocks maybe. >>reporter: 15 blocks away which is the closest to this. >> that's right. >>reporter: what happens when this shuts down next week? >> well