ALI. RANDALL CAM IS THERE NOW TO SHOW US WHAT HAPPENED. RANDALL. RICK. YOU CAN SEE THE CHARRED REMAINS OF THE BUILDING BEHIND ME. LOUISVILLE FIREFIGHTERS STILL HERE PULLING UP HOSES AS WE SPEAK. NOW, ACCORDING TO RED CROSS OFFICIALS WHO ARE HERE ON THE SCENE HELPING OUT DISPLACED RESIDENTS, THERE WERE A TOTAL OF FIVE UNITS IN THAT APARTMENT BUILDING AND A TOTAL OF EIGHT RESIDENTS WHO LIVE HERE NOW, WHILE FOLKS HERE WERE ABLE TO ESCAPE UNHARMED, THAT WASN’T THE CASE FOR THREE OF THE NEARLY 100 FIREFIGHTERS WHO RESPONDED. A PERSON INSIDE THIS THREE STORY BUILDING WAS RESCUED. A FIRE. OFFICIALS SAY THAT TWO FIREFIGHTERS WERE INJURED FIGHTING THE BLAZE AND WERE TAKEN TO A NEARBY HOSPITAL WITH NON LIFE THREATENING INJURIES. THE FIRE WAS, UM WAS ESCALATED TO NEARLY A FOUR ALARM FIRE, SO WE HAVE ROUGHLY A CLOSE TO ABOUT 100 FIREFIGHTERS ON SCENE. TOOK ABOUT ONE 1.5 HOURS TO EXTINGUISH THE FIRE, AND KIND OF GET IT UNDER CONTROL. WE DID HAVE SOME INJURIES ON SCENE OF FIREFIGHTERS. WE HAD THREE FIREFIGHTERS THAT WERE TRANSPORTED FROM THE SCENE WITH EMS TO U OF L HOSPITAL. NOW, THAT THIRD FIREMAN WHO WAS HURT, HE WAS ACTUALLY BITTEN BY A CAT. AND BEING TREATED FOR THAT. NO FATALITIES OR SERIOUS INJURIES WILL FIRE DEPARTMENT ARSON TEAM IS HERE INVESTIGATING HOW THIS STARTED. THE RED CROSS AGAIN IS ALSO HERE WITH RESIDENTS TALKING WITH THEM, TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW THEY CAN GET THEM BACK ON THEIR FEET IN THE DAYS AHEAD. FOR NOW THOUGH,