there are nine chinese cities here, and a few years ago there were none. and none of those chinese cities are here without the knowledge and acquiescence of the federal government, i assume. you see pictures in china, you cannot see across the street. now, you cannot even see halfway across the street in some cities. the chinese government is going to be the most pro- environmentally active government in the world. why? they have taken the middle class, building an economy come and now the public is standing up and saying we want clean air and up your water. governments only exist with the majority of the people consent. they put a smoking ban in beijing, the chinese government owns the cigarette company. that was not easy to do. there announced they will close four:-powered plants -- four coal-powered plants. the republican race, i think it is fair to say there is not a vast enthusiasm for this. mike: i don't think it matters. if you say the same thing in a primary, does that mean you will say the same thing in a general election? does it have to do with

of conscience zen-- chinese city of shenghen. adrian brown here. >> reporter: rescuers have found one man alive. he is 19 years old and a migrant worker. when rescuers finally reached him, and by this stage he had been under debris for more than 67 hours, his voice was very weak, his pulse was feeble but he was able to give his name and name of a second person nearby. that person was found to be dead. at the rescue site itself scenes of frantic activity on wednesday morning there are 4,000 rescuers taking parliament in this operation and they're-- part in this operation and they're backed up by dozens of mechanical diggers. police meanwhile have raid the officers of the company that manage the dump where all this waste had been stored. he is a deputy general manager. what happened on sunday was that heavy rains caused this mound of soil and construction waste, a mound that was actually more than a hundred metres high to come powering down on an industrial complex where there were also worker dormitories. more than 70 people are s

there are nine chinese cities here, and a few years ago there were none. and none of those chinese cities are here without the knowledge and acquiescence of the federal government, i assume. you see pictures in china, you cannot see across the street. now, you cannot even see halfway across the street in some cities. the chinese government is going to be the most pro-environmentally active government in the world. why? they have taken the middle class, building an economy come and now the public is standing up and saying we want clean air and up your water. governments only exist with the majority of the people consent. they put a smoking ban in beijing, the chinese government owns the cigarette company. that was not easy to do. there announced they will close four coal-powered plants. yes, but all the other big cities have the same problems. they are going to have to do this across china. >> in america, you have the republican race, i think it is fair to say there is not a vast enthusiasm for this. mike: i don't think it matters. if you say the same thing

. >>> and we travel to the chinese city where the telegram is still proving popular. ♪ >>> hello.s been confirmed within the last hour that the leader of the rebel group has been killed in syria. he died in an aerial raid by targeted his group's headquarters in damascus. the group says it's secret headquarters were targeted by what they describe as russian planes. >>> al jazeera has gained first-hand access to the site of a maternity hospital damaged by russian air strikes in syria. at least 14 people have been killed in the most recent attacks on aleppo province. >> translator: there have been russian air raids against the syrian city in aleppo on the border with turkey. the raids targeted this maternity hospital. this is not the first time this hospital has been hit. as you can see, the outer fence has been destroyed, and there are many injured inside of the building. this is some of the damage. and nearby, a petrol station was also targeted by the russian jets. as you can see the flames are still rising. according to witnesses, the russian raids killed many people, and injured

officials saying more than 90 people missing after the landslide, happened in the chinese city.s reportedly covered with 20 feet of mud. the landslide happened when a mountain of oil and other construction waste became unstable. >> nicole: before you head out the door let's get a look at your monday morning forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. good morning, maria. >> maria: hello, everyone, we are tracking two storm systems, one of them is pushing across the midwest today and bringing in rain across states like indiana and illinois. so pretty active pattern, but as you head further west wife a system in the west, but the higher elevations are going to get with snow, many areas expecting to see more than 2 feet of snow including places like the washington cascades and down to the california sierra, rockies, colorado and utah, very heavy-mountain snow. there will be a flash flood threat specially in parts of northern california. the temperatures across the u.s. have been mild for many weeks now and that continues, in chicago 50-degrees for your high temperature today, you

. >> at least 91 people are still missing after a powerful landslide struck the southern chinese city. chinese officials say a cascade of mud and debris toppled dozens of build, that landslide was caused when pile of construction waist and residue grew so steep it collapsed. so far at least 13 people are in the hospital and rescue crews still searching for survivors. >>> a special delivery for the son of fallen philadelphia police sergeant, robert wilson the thirds. "eyewitness news" was there as members of collingdale fire company one and two delivered this, toy chevy silver add owe pour wheels, the truck personalized when his late father's photo on the hood, and decals to honor his ultimate sacrifice. emotional night for officer wilson's family. >>> i know he is going to be very excited. every time he sees his father's picture, he just smiles, and that's a good thing, that that's on the car. he is going play with that a lot. he will know his father is with him. >> toys also delivered to robert's young brother, sister and mother. all part of collingdale fire's annual christmas for th

and a blanket of smog continues to choke chinese city as the pope says that urgent action must be takennge.

than 65 hours after a landslide in the chinese city of shenzhen, a survivor has been pulled out. 19-year-old man survived by eating seeds and fruit there he do with him. at least 70 other people are still missing. stephen evans reports. rescuers use radar detectors to seek survivors. when they found signs of life they dug. rescue.nt of after 67 hours buried under mud, 19-year-old tian zeming is pulled out of the darkness. he survived and an air pocket created by rafters when his building was overwhelmed. he lived on oranges he found around him, and on hope. on sunday, the waste covered the industrial estate. many fled, but many were trapped and are missing. the fire department has found vital signs and three spots. we are working at these points to see if others are trapped. as work continued, questions were being raised about why so much waste soil from construction was stored exactly above a teeming industrial estate. social media postings that were critical of the authorities have been removed. tian zeming is recovering in the hospital. at the site, the search for buried life

people are still missing after a massive landslide ripped chinese city of shenzhen. warning, a vast torrent of red earth overwhelmed the industrial complex. buildings were left barely standing. factories were swamped. -- phone footage captured the moment of impact. onlookers watched and then realize they might be next in line. in panic, they fled. in the aftermath, nearly 200 mechanical diggers worked on the slurry. teams with shovels and barehands dug in the hope there might still be survivors in air pockets below the sea of mud. this local official said the top priority is to save people and to prevent further disasters. as work continued, questions about the cause. the authorities say heavy rain made the waste unstable, but local people say it should never have been dumped in such a dangerous place. this man says this was not a natural disaster, this was man-made. there have been prayers for the missing, but also questions about whether china's breakneck economic growth was at the expense of safety standards. stephen evans, bbc news, beijing. economy, evenhe terro

people gathered in a southern chinese city this morning, to remember the victims of last sunday's landslide disaster. sirens sounded exactly six days after the landslide took place, residents, officials and soldiers, all paid tribute to those who died. dozens of people were buried and 33 buildings collapsed when a huge mound of soil and construction waste collapsed. it happened in an industrial park that included factories, office buildings and dorms. so far, 75 people are still missing and the rescue operation continues. a grass fire is spreading out of control and threatening homes in southern california. the brush fire in southern california quickly spread to more than 900 acres early this morning. more than 100 firefighters are trying to control the fire that has burned through more than 900 acres this morning. fire investigators said at least 30 homes are in the fire's path. pacific coast highway and halted railroad traffic. no word yet on what started the fire. some parts of the u-s saw severe storms and tornadoes this holiday...including mississippi, tennessee and arkansas. the death

security forces >>> a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of the land slide in the chinese city. the man was trapped for 60 hours under a collapsed building before being rescued early on wednesday morning. nearly 80 people are still missing after a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings. police have now raid the office of the company that was managing the rubbish dump. going to adrian brown with the latest from beijing. it is quite an feat to survive 60 hours under a subject land slide. are rescuers optimistic that they will find more survivors? >> reporter: i think the fact they have found one person alive will certainly raise the morale of those rescue teams. let me just talk you through the sequence of events. rescuers finally reached this man known as tian zam in eye migrant worker in the early hours of wednesday morning. when they got to him, he was able to give his name. they said that his pulse was very weak, his voice was feeble, he was also able to give the name of a second person near by but that person sadly was found to be dead. at the rescue site its

in october, more major chinese cities saw a decline, then a rise for the first time in four months. >>> every monday we invite a specialist to discuss events for the week. in this edition of "expert view" we speak with a senior market economist at the bank of tokyo mitsubishi ufj. >> i think this week the federal reserve will move to a rate hike. the u.s. economy is growing. so at least domestic is very good,articularly automotive is very strong. i think they'll increase rates by 25 basis points this time. increase is a small one. current state of u.s. economy is strong, i think. but unfortunately, we had seen some weak numbers. consequently, u.s. economy is relatively growing well butt is not so strong to not see a rate hike. i think a rate hike in 2016 may be at two times or three times. >> suzuki says the rate height could be good news in exporters but may hurt the asian economy in the long run. >> the growth of the u.s. economy is definitely favorable element to japanese economy. additionally, if the federal reserve moves to a rate hike, this is a factor, that means yen depreciati

pulled a survivor from the rubble more than 60 hours after a massive landslide hit the southern chinese city of shenzhen. rescuers are rushing to beat the 72-hour deadline that's seen as crucial to saving more victims of the disaster. state-run media say the survivor is a 19-year-old man who was buried under a dormitory. he's reportedly conscious and told rescuers another survivor was nearby. the landslide was caused by a pile of dirt and construction debris that gave way. officials have confirmed that one person died, and 76 are still unaccounted for. military personnel and police officers continued rescue operations overnight on tuesday. china's state-run tv has been providing constant coverage of the relief effort. now, authorities in guangdong have taken into custody. residents who live near the site say they warned the situation was dangerous, but nothing was done because profit is given priority over safety. they say the detention is to prevent criticism from being aimed at the government. >>> iraqi government forces and the islamic state group are engaged in fierce fighting over the m

the communist party chief is vowing to punishing those responsible for the land slide in the chinese city. people there are paying tribute to the dozens of missing people. rescuers are still searching for people. waste buried buildings. the disaster was man made. thousands of people have forced to leave the dominican republic and are facing a cholera outbreak. our correspondent went back to the camp he last visited in july and found conditions there had worsened. >> reporter: close quarters for those here. after fleeing or being deported from the domestic e-dominican republic, they have received no help. hungry and penniless they wait for health. children here keep their spirits up somehow. >> translation: many now are weakened after being struck by cholera. i was vomiting. i had diarrhoea. i went to the clinic for one or two nights and they gave me medicine. now i feel weak when i walk, even slowly. >> reporter: he like many here is more fluent in spanish than haitian creole. he left a home and horse behind. here he has nothing. he showed my a small packet of rice that the local priest s

thanks very much >>> rescuers have dug out the first body from a massive land slide in the southern chinese city. more than 80 people are missing from a mud slide. the government has ordered an investigation into the land slide. more on the rescue operation from robmcbride. >> reporter: that is continue this second day. some 3,000 rescue workers are said to be involved. they are using an array of earthmoving equipment, also equipment to detect the signs of life blow the surface. in the past 24 hours or so, they have detected what they think was signs of life. they have dug down below the surface, explore tree digs looking for any survivors, but but as yet they have found none. it does seem difficult to believe the people could still be alive under this salve indicating wall of-- sufficient owe indicating-- suffocating mass. it may be there are survivors there. certainly there are a number of people who are at the scene or nearby the scene, waiting for any news of their loved ones. there's still a question over how many people are, in fact, missing. 85 is the official total. a number of people li

. >>> a 19 year old has been pulled live from the rubble of sunday's landslide in the southern chinese cityn 70 are still missing after a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings in an industrial park. adrian brown reports. >> reporter: alive against all of the odds. trapped under debris for almost three days. he is a migrant worker, age 19. his voice and pulse were feeble when rescuers finally reached him. raising their morale and those of local people. >> translator: it's a miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were so happy when we heard about it. very happy. >> reporter: he has been in the office of a factory when the mud slide happened on sunday morning. but a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful he will recover, but his injuries are serious. >> translator: he is severely debilitated and dehydrated, he sustained multiple injuries. >> reporter: at the rescue site frantic efforts to fine more survivors have intensified. but they are also finding more bodies. the operation has also begun to effect local businesses. >> translator: we cannot go out now. we canno

. >>> all new today, people gather in the southern chinese city of shenzhen remembering the victims oflast saturday's landslide disaster. sirens sounded six days after the landslide took place. the force of land buried dozens and 33 buildings collapsed or were damaged in that landslide. so far, 75 people still unaccounted for. the landslide covered a 94-acre area, causing a natural gas pipeline to explode as well. >>> we know the drill after you open the gift and say this is so nigh nice, thank you so much. the person leaves and you say i'm heading to the mall to exchange this. unofficial day of returns for the holiday season. we go live to the montgomery mall with some of the eager returners. >> reporter: we may have to obscure some people's faces just so they don't get seen doing the returns or regifting. this is a new black friday. the statistics are pretty high. they say about 33% of people are going to hit the malls today to catch some sales or do something like that. and this is happening at malls all over. we're here at westfield, montgomery, and the parking lot is just starting

land slide has caused the collapse of at least one building in an industrial park in the southern chinese city. the number of casuals is yet unknown. four people have been rescued. most of the area was evacuated before the land slide hit. 17 buildings were reportedly buried including two workers dormitory. 600 rescuers are at the scene. new laws in the u.s. keep drones and their owners in check. a journey to brazil's museum of tomorrow which has had a helping hand before the real olympics. olympics. >>> >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera. voting is underway in the spanish general election for the first time in more than three decades there are four parties in the running, two new comers which are serious contenders. kurdish forces have killed more than 100 i.s.i.l. fighters in past two days. more than two dozenen peshmerga fighters have also been killed. u.s. foreign policy and national security d

land slide has caused the collapse of at least one building in an industrial park in the southern chinese city. seven people have been rescued. the number of casualties is unknown. state media is reporting most of the area was evacuated before the land slide hit. more than 600 rescuers are on the scene. it is a smoggy sunday for people in the chinese capital of beijing. on saturday a red alert was issued for the second time this month. the air quality is said to be nearly 20 times the level considered safe by the world health organisation. only half the number of cars will be on the roads. schools will remain closed and construction will be stopped. a plan to build 11 dams along the mekong river is going ahead with the project is being called a threat to life on the riverment the first of the dam is being worked on in laos. cambodia is next. in the second report, wayne hay reports on how these could be a disaster for the environment and local people. >> reporter: it is known as the mother of water and flows for almost 5,000 kilometres through six countries. the lower mekong river is the long u

a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of a subject land slide from the southern chinese city. he had been trapsed under a collapsed building since sunday. a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings in an industrial park. adrian brown reports from beijing. >> reporter: alive against all the odds. trapped under debris for almost three days. he is a migrant worker aged 19. his voice and pulse were feeble when rescuers finally reached him raising their morale and those of local people >> it is a miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were very happy when we heard about it. >> reporter: he had been in the office of a factory when the mud slide happened on sunday morning. a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful he will recover, but his injuries are serious. >> translation: he is severely debilitated and dehydrated. he has a crush injury on his right lower limb. >> reporter: at the rescue site frantic efforts to find more survivors have intensified. search teams are using sensors to locate signs of life. letter also finding more bodies. the operation has a

. >>> a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of a land slide in the chinese city. had been trapped under a collapsed building since sunday. more than seconder people are still missing. after a huge pile of construction waste sparked in to buildings. adrian brown is following the developments for us from beijing. >> reporter: so against all the odds rescuers have found one man alive after this deadly mudsli mudslide. he is 19 years old and a migrant worker. when rescuers finally reached him and by this stage he had been under debris for more than 67 hours, his voice was very weak, his pulse was feeble, but he was able to give his name. and also the name of a second person nearby. that person was found to be dead. at the rescue site itself scenes of frantic activity on wednesday morning, there are 4,000 rescuers taking part in this operation. and they are backed up by dozens of mechanical diggers. police, meanwhile, have raided the offices of the company that imagined the dump where all of this waste had been stored. he's a deputy general manager. what happened on su

. >>> a 19 year olds has been pulled alive from the rubble of a landslide in the southern chinese city under a collapsed building since sunday, more than 70 people are missing adrian brown reports from beijing. >> reporter: alive against all the odds. trafficked you remember debris for about him lee days, he is a my grand worker aged 19. his voice and pulse were feeble when rescuers finally reached him. raising their morale and those of local people. >> translator: it's a miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were so happy when we heard about it. very happy. >> reporter: he had been in the office of a factory when the mudslide happened on sunday morning, but a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful he will recover, but his injuries are serious. >> he is severely debilitate and dehydrate the he sustained multiple injuries including soft tissue, bone fractures and an extremely severe crash injury on his right lower limb. >> reporter: at the rescue site frantic efforts to find more survivors have intensifies, search teams are using censors to locate signs of life but they are

and a blanket of smog continues to choke chinese city as the pope says that urgent action must be takenle climate change. ♪ ♪ >>> after a year of turmoil burkina faso has a new preside president. he took more than 50% of the vote in sunday's poll, these were the first presidential and legislative elections since an up rising in october last year that led to blaise compaore resigning after 27 years, we have more from the capital. >> reporter: celebrations rocked the capital the moment of results of the elections were announced from a prime minister was proclaimed the we were. he will become the country's first civilian leader in almost five decades. in his victory speech he promise today follow through on his campaign promises. >> translator: we owe to those who sacrificed their lives for our country. the respiration of our constitutional order. peaceful governance that strengthens democracy and national reconciliation. >> reporter: citizens of burkina faso are celebrating the end of political turmoil. it's the hope that a new prison well ash-har in a new era of fiscal democracy. he was

buried buildings and triggered a gas explosion at an industrial park in china, it's in the southern chinese city of one of china's big cities in a major from. al jazeera's victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: it used to be a busy industrial park in one of china's cities, full of factories, shops and homes. it's been buried under a lair of mud. nearly -- layer of mud. nearly 1500 rescue workers have been on the scene, trying to find survivors, a task hampered by the unstable ground. >> the landslide swept away everything in its path. 22 buildings have been destroyed, including two dormitories for workers. an area of 20,000 square meters is covered with soil. the landslide triggering an explosion to the gas pipeline. media reports suggest the landslide was caused by collapsing earth dug up during construction work over the past two years. seems the authorities had warning. they had time to evacuate hundreds of people before the landslide engulfed the area. >> translation: more than 900 were evacuated. several hundred have been sent to hospitals. they do not have life-threatening injuries. >> rep

. >> a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of sunday's landslide in the chinese city ofnzhen. 50 people are still missing after construction waste slammed into buildings in an industrial park. al jazeera's adrian brown reports from beijing. >> alive defense all the odds. trapped under debris for almost lee days--three days. he's a migrant worker at age 19. raising the morale of local people. >> it's a miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were so happy when we heard about it. very happy. >> he had been in the office of a factory when the mudslide happened on sunday morning. but a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful that tien will recover, but his injuries are serious. >> mr. tien is severely debilitated and dehydrated. he sustained soft tissue injuries, bone fractures and a crushing injury on his right lower limb. >> frantic efforts to find more survivors has intensified. search teams are using sensors to locate signs of life, but they're also finding more bodies. >> we cannot go out now. we cannot transfer the goods in and out of this area. there is no g

earlier this week, mountain construction waste engulfed part of the southern chinese city shenzhen. tian zeming spent 60 hours buried underneath the rubble. morning.. and rushed to a hospital where and talking. ((translator: the five story office building collapsed and i was trapped in an office room. as one of my hands could move, i fould a bottle of water and snacks and melon seeds around me, when i was in the trap i heard someone drilling above me, i knocked the board and shouted loudy. they finally found me when they drilled through the board. )) ((patrick walker)) rescue workers think tian was able to survive becase a beam held up a narrow oxygen passage after the building collapsed. more than 70 people may still be missing./// ((patrick walker)) demetria, how are the roads this developers are building new homes in the southwest, which means construction delays. mountain's edge residents are pretty annoyed with the situation on buffalo and blue diamond. lane closures and the traffic signal is out of sync and it's all because of construction. developers expect to wrap up in the

: now to china, where at least 91 people are still missing after a landslide hit this southern chinese city and this was yesterday. look at the damage. chinese officials saying dozens of buildings within this industrial park were toppled by a cascade of mud and debris. they believe the slide was caused when a pile of construction waste and residue grew so deep, it ended up collapsing. hundreds of emergency response rescue efforts searching for survivors underneath, all of what we're looking at. so far, amount least 13 people have been found and are hospitalized. >> dana: former president jimmy carter, mourning the loss of his 28-year-old grandson, announcing this at sunday school yesterday. saying his grandson wasn't feeling well. when his mother went to check on him, his heart stopped beating. >> they took him to the hospital and we got there i guess about 1:30 a.m. this morning, and his -- after we were there for about 20 minutes, his heart stopped beating again. so they tried to give him cpr, but he passed away and he was just 28 and a very wonderful young man whom we love very much. >>

. >> a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of sunday's landslide in the southern chinese cityof shenzhen. more than 70 are still missing after a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings and "n" an industrial park. adrian brown reports from beijing. >> alive against all the odds. trapped under debris for almost three days. a migrant work age 19. his voice and pulse from feeble when rescuers finally reached him. raising their morale and those of local people. >> it's a miracle. the man was rescued alive. we were so happy when we heard about it. very happy. >> tien had been in the office of the factory when the mudslide happened on sunday morning. but a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful that tien will recover, but his injuries are serious. >> he sustained multiple injuries including soft issue injuries, bone fractures and severe crash injuries on his right lower limb. >> ality the rescue site frantic efforts to find more survivors has been intensified. they use senators to locate signs of life but they're finding more bodies. the operation has als

the day's other news, even as the climate conference convened, a choking smog filled the air in chinese citiesompting hazardous pollution warnings. beijing had its worst air quality of the year, and officials ordered an "orange" alert, the second-highest level. schools suspended outdoor activities, while factories had to cut back on output. >> ( translated ): it, the smog, is a very serious problem. in my opinion this is the consequence of having too many cars, there should be more measures to fight this. >> ( translated ): i have installed air filters at home. when i leave home i put on a mask. and in my car, i also installed an air purifying system. >> ifill: and in india, heavy smog also blanketed new delhi, cutting visibility to a mere 200 yards. air quality in the indian capital routinely gets worse in the winter, when more coal fires are burning. investigators in colorado shed no light today on the case against robert lewis dear. he's accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic. there was no discussion of motive as dear had his first court appearance, via video link fr

seven people were rescued after nearly two dozen buildings were buried in the southern chinese city, a about 24,000 square yards were covered with soil. >>> air strikes in the northwestern syrian city have reportedly killed 32 people there and wounded many others. warplanes, believed to be russian warplanes striking several areas including the rebel groups. >>> a woman was killed when a bus slammed into a woman in a car. the car hit a barrier beforehand. 16 people on the gray houpd bus had minor injuries. a person in the car suffered serious injuries. >>> the ceo of air france saying a device discovered in the bathroom of a packed paris-bound plane was a fake bomb. the boeing 777 was in the air heading to paris from the african island when its pilots requested an emergency landing early this morning in kenya. the airline now saying the item that caused this whole ordeal was made of cardboard, paper and a timer. how did this get past security and onboard the flight? joining me is david, a fellow at the hudson institute and director of veterans against the d.o. good to see you, michael.

after the break, including in the world of instant messaging and fast technology, we travel to the chinese city telegram is still proving popular. >>> and we'll tell you why the new film "concussion" has the nfl worried. ♪ >>> shanghai was one of the first cities linked to t the -- telegraph system. >> it is nostalgic for my parents. they are from a time when i used to write letters, so this will be like a souvenir for them to keep. >>> the telegram begins its journey first by fax, sent to another office where it will then be transmitted. this is low tech in a high-tech world. the telegram is then sent over a network that using machinery that is about as sophisticated as it will ever become. >> a museum starts the progress of the service from its even more primitive beginnings, including the code books that gave the thousands of chinese characters individual numbers so they could be transmitted. a service that peaked at 44 million telegrams per year in 1988 has been in steep decline ever since. >> translator: traditionally, people would still use telegrams for congratulations or for condolen co

buried an entire industrial park in china. 91 people are missing after the slide in the southern chinese city shenzhen sunday morning. the landslide was caused by a man-made pile of dirt and construction waste that was stacked too high. 33 buildings collapsed. >>> the driver police say swerved into a large crowd on the las vegas strip last night is now facing a murder charge. abc 7 reporter brandy hit with the latest. >> reporter: a terrifying hit and run on the busy las vegas strip. >> some lady jumped the curb in her car. >> people bouncing off the front of the car. >> reporter: la quiche kee lake. >> video confirms that we believe it to be an intentional act. >> reporter: 32-year-old jessica valenzuela was killed. at least 35 others were injured while holloway's 3-year-old child sat inside the swerving car. several witnesses tried running alongside the vehicle to stop it. >> it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands on the wheel and was looking straight forward. >> reporter: police caught up with her. investigators don't believe this is an act of terr

hope for >>> a 19-year-old has been pulled alive from the rubble of a land lied in the southern chinese city. the man had been trapped under a collapsed building since sunday. a huge pile of construction waste smashed into buildings in an industrial park. adrian brown reports from beijing. >> reporter: alive against all the odds. trapped under deputy refor almost three days. this is a migrant worker and his voice was feeble when voices reached him. >> translation: it is a mirror ago em. a man was-- miracle. a man was rescued alive. we were so happy when we heard about it. very happy. >> reporter: he had been in the office of a factory when a mud slide happened on sunday morning. a man found close to him was dead. doctors are hopeful he will recover but his injuries are serious. >> translation: mr thien is debill tate and dehydrated. he received soft tissue injury injuries, bone fractures and a crash injury on his right lower limb >> reporter: at the rescue site frantic efforts to find more survivors have intensified. search teams are using sensors to locate signs of line, but they're also fi

. >>> at least 91 people are missing after powerful landslide in chinese city.nd debris toppled dozens every buildings. drone camera captured the devestation here. that landslide was caused when a pile of construction weights, and residue, grew so steep, it collapsed. so far at least 13 people are in the hospital. rescue crews are still searching for survivors. >> happening today, a private operator trying to get back into the space travel goo game this morning, set to launch falcon nine rocket from cape canaveral, florida the company's space flights have been on hold after one of its rockets exploded back in june. with today's frightening nears will also be trying to safely land a rocket after the flight. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", a boy scout lead is her injured, when he and three scouts are attack by a bear in new jersey. here are the emergency calls for help next. >>> also, this: >> it is the gasp seen around the wormed. at the broadcast center with the drama that unfolded during last night's crowning at the miss universe contes

missing after a mound of construction debris collapsed and buried more than 30 buildings in the chinese cityshenzhen. now the state news agency also reported that a nearby petra gas pipeline exploded although it's not clear if this had any impact on the landslide. they've ordered an official investigation into the disaster which comes four months after the chemical blasts in shenzhen. >>> one person is dead and six are critically injured after a car drove into a crowd of people on the las vegas strip on sunday night. the incident appears to be intentional but they're ruling out terrorism. the driver who was arrested apparently drove onto the sidewalk and then went back into the street before going up on the sidewalk again at a different spot and hitting more people. some terrible stories coming out this morning. >>> now back to corporate news. in tech news in particular, another well-known website may be up for sale. the politico reports that mashable could be on the auction block. the ten-year-old social news site could fetch up to $500 million. ten years old. five million? time warner is s

. >>> more chinese cities are issuing their red alerts for pollution.losed and construction of building and roads stopped in china. >>> ever wonder what's on the president's holiday play list? >> sign into spotify to find out. mr. obama, vice president biden and their wives have shared their favorite holiday songs. topping the list for obamas is -- [indiscernible] >>> a christmas present for beatles fans. the band's entire catalogue of music being added to streaming services for the first time this christmas eve. you can enjoy 224 songs from the original 13 studio albums on spotify, apple music, and title. >> neat. >>> meanwhile we're on santa watch. if you haven't seen our twitter post, jolly old st. nick is about to board his sleigh. >> they were so excited in the newsroom. >> not feeling the love, huh? didn't feel that enthusiasm? >> at 3:00 this morning we were standing by as norad santa tracker went live. it's live right now. it showed the last santa sighting and where he's headed next. >> it always keeps count of how many gifts he's delivered. hea

dozens are feared dead after a landslide hit the chinese city of shenzhen today. the landslide collapsed and buried more than 20 buildings at and around an industrial park in the city. hundreds of rescuers are searching for survivors. the local fire brigade said at least seven people have been rescued so far....but many more are still missing. investigators say no one survived a small plane crash in bakersfield, california saturday afternoon. air traffic control operators received a mayday call around 4-30 local time... right before the plane went missing from radar. several hours later, emergency crews found a debris field in general area of the planes last known position. investigators have not said how many people were on board when the plane crashed. the national transportation safety board is expected to arrive on scene this morning. the los angeles county sheriff's department is investigating a deadly police involved shooting inside a hospital. authorities say officers tried to arrest a 26 year old man for throwing bottles at an apartment building. ... when t

. >>> chinese capital city of beijing this week issued their first ever red alert.is so bad, the government closed schools for three days. some of the worst par tick lat pollution was 40 times the level the world health organization says is safe. air pollution is so bad now that sometimes the result -- it results in highway closures because you literally cannot see through the air well enough to drive safely at that speed. air pollution is a visible problem in china in all its terrifying toxic awfulness. you can look at it. not every environmental disaster comes billowing at you in ways you can see. but when it comes to reacting to disasters like that, then inspiring action, seeing it, sometimes helps. last week we reported on a giant ongoing pollution disaster, a huge gas leak in california. the san fernando valley in southern california. the leak is coming from a storage facility, a storage well more than 8,000 feet under ground. it went bad in october. it's been leaking natural gas, plus the additive they put in natch gas so you can smell it when it's leaking. pe

this new investigation comes as the chinese port city of tianjin has issued its first-ever red alert for air pollution. from saturday to tuesday, beijing was also on "red alert," leading to suspended classes for millions of students and restrictions on driving. resident zhang qunchou spoke about the need for broader action. >> pretty worried. in such a smoggy day, i don't think the restrictions on/even license plates provides a phenomenal solution. i think it should be titled in a broader perspective and schools are closed on red alert days. what should parents do than? today no place to sit my children too. amy: meanwhile, in the united states, extreme and unseasonal storms unleashed tornados, heavy rain and hail across the southern and central regions, killing at least seven people. in tippah county, mississippi, the heavy storm destroyed the county fire department and ems center. joey jackson, a member of the volunteer fire department, spoke about the damage. >> devastating. we run ems and fire boat. we don't have anything. we have this tanker and one pumper. we have to get out wi