A fire continues to burn on a U.S. Navy warship docked in San Diego, after an explosion on Sunday. At least 57 people were injured.
Navy tugboats were continuously combating the fire from the bay as of Sunday afternoon, according to Federal Fire San Diego Division Chief Rob Bondurant.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with our BHR Sailors, their families, and our emergency responders who continue to fight the fire," he saidThe San Diego office of the National Weather Service reported a"very strong smell of smoke" at its office in Rancho Bernardo.
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