the state news agency says the blast in eastern china killed one person and injured nine others. firefighters had to put out a fire ignited by the explosion. that latest blast comes just ten days after this disaster at a chemical warehouse in tianjin, china killed 121. investigators are still looking for the cause of this explosion. both blasts have raised concerns about how china regulates the chemical industry. >>> happening now, a second day of talks between north and south korea is underway at a border village in the demilitarized zone. the rival nations are trying to calm tensions along the border. north carolina declared a semistate of war earlier this week after the south began sending propaganda over loud speakers. >>> as we prepare for the pope's visit next month, the city of philadelphia is releasing a papal visit playbook tomorrow. the online guide for residents will be available to the public tomorrow. officials say it will provide residents with a wide-ranging overview of information related to the world meeting of families including transportation options and even te

you can see it on the whole of eastern china. there is a loose amalgamation of china. this whole region is going to be very wet over the next day or so. a lot of rain across eastern china, i think the most heavy days will cause a downpour in the region with heavy flooding. >> still ahead here on al jazeera, some are welcomed, others threatened. the report from germany where the arrival of migrants is dividing opinions. >> this is only a few hours away from the capital, but a tribe has managed to live here in complete isolation for centuries. i'm reporting where the challenges grow by the week. >> this is our water, enjoy it. >> the mayor gets questions about his city's water with a year until the olympics. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to g

the state news agency says the blast in eastern china killed one person and injured nine others. hters had to put out a fire ignited by the explosion. that latest blast comes just ten days after this disaster at a chemical warehouse in tianjin, china killed 121. investigators are still looking for the cause of this explosion. both blasts have raised concerns about how china regulates the chemical industry. >>> crews battling wildfires out west are getting a bit of a break today from diminishing winds. in washington state flames cover 400 square miles. in the town of omak volunteers are getting emergency training. the state is not taking chances after three firefighters were killed last week. some residents who have evacuated the town are at their breaking point. >> i'm so angry right now. i'm so tired. >> what have these fires done to your family? >> turned everything upside down. this is the second year. this is the second summer we had to play this game. >> federal aid and more firefighters are filtering in to the area after president obama declared the region a disaster last we

sea, the human toll is likely to rise. 25 inches of rain, the most in a century, lashed parts of eastern china. a quarter of a million people were evacuated. many had to be rescued. days after landfall, waves, mud and wind. the typhoon has left chaos in its wake. janet shamlian, nbc news, london. >>> in turkey, a wave of violence has many on edge. a number of attacks including one on the u.s. consulate in istanbul are raising fears tonight in that country which the u.s. is relying upon to play a bigger role in the battle against isis. we get more from nbc news chief foreign corresponde correspondent, richard engel. >> reporter: it was a small-scale attack on the u.s. consulate, but it could be a sign of worse to come. a woman perhaps with an accomplice fired at least two shots near the u.s. consulate until she was cornered by police. who shot at her. finally, wounding her and taking her into custody. it wasn't the day's only violence. a police station was bombed in istanbul followed by an ambush in broad daylight in this normally safe city. as turkish police hunted the attackers, more gunfire.

category three typhoon wind gusts up to 150 miles an hour this typhoon will crash into portions of eastern china as we head into tomorrow afternoon our time and will wine down but lots of wind damage and flooding expected in those areas with that major typhoon. offer night tonight clearing skies, comfortable, 66 degrees. to the looks great, mostly sunny. beautiful saturday. eighty-five. not too hot or too cool just right. things look nice. eighty-five in the city. seventy-nine down the shore cloud and sun. poconos sunny and nice 78. here's the seven day forecast and shore cast fantastic weekend. not a ton of heat in the forecast either. temperatures stay where they should be mid 80's, monday has a chance forstrom, better chance for more showers and then are storms on tuesday and then we will clear that out and right back to beautiful weather, wednesday 86. thursday and friday looking fantastic as well. if you have in the made any outdoor plans, call some people. >> just got to have a plan. >> the "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> hi uk

in the path, then it crosses over, it remains a cat two, essentially, as it moves on shore, on eastern chinastarts to weaken. it will continue to produce very, very heavy rain, through that area, through the course of the weekends. meanwhile, we bring it back stateside. show you what's happening here at the local level. we do continue to track the retreat at least at this point of a mid-atlantic storm. still see showers, some drizzle, firing up on the area radar here, primarily all southeast of philadelphia. and the i95 corridor. however, i want to zoom it out one more time here. you see the combination every pretty well defined, nice curvature with this particular storm, over the canadian prairie. this will be a slow mover, but eventually, it does sort of turn into and go into the next best chance for wet weather. dew point wise, lower the dew point, drier the air. always the motto, right? so you have got good hair day to start things off in the mount pocono area, allentown area, not too terrible with storm over head across the southern count ills. where we stand temperature wise, the actua

massive cleanup continuing in eastern china after the typhoon struck over the weekend.irect economic losses are put at $1.4 billion. it was the most powerful typhoon to hit the region in a decade. it destroyed thousands of homes in three provinces. it is still bringing rain to shanghai and other areas. rallies a tweet from the interim keep executive -- tv executive. that is coming up right after this break. ♪ rishaad: greece says its creditors seem to be closing in on the deal that will lay out the terms for a third ale out. -- third bailout. mark barkman reports. reporter: a rescue program between greece and its creditors leave enoughwill time for parliament to assess it. so funds can be dispersed for an august 20 payment to the european central bank. the deal would also allow the parliament to pass any new law requiring reform in the middle of the week, and pave the way for a meeting of area finance ministers at the end of the week, according to two people with knowledge of the discussion. greece needs a quick release of about 20 billion euros to create a buffer for i

a massive cleanup continues in eastern china after a typhoon struck over the weekend. 17 people wereve are still missing. direct economic losses are put at $1.4 billion. it was the most powerful typhoon to hit taiwan in a decade. it destroyed thousands of homes and caused heavy rain in shanghai and other areas. andslowdown in china president xi jinping's crackdown on elegance has retails under pressure. we have shery ahn in for us today. among therents are highest. this is russell street in causeway bay at the heart of hong kong. just a year ago this area boasted the highest retail rent in the world. it is 7:00 a.m. and it has been raining all morning, so things look deserted. usually this area would be packed with locals and tourists from the chinese mainland to get their hands on luxury. they were lucky to get a spot on this prime location. things have changed dramatically since then. china's economic slowdown and crackdown on extravagance, weaker currencies in japan and europe are luring chinese tourists away. sales are taking a hit. sales of watches and jewelry fell 16% from the

>>anny hong: is already now bringing rain to the coast of eastern china is one to weaken a little bedking hurricane force when they're expecting 3 ft. of rain attention telling is a lot of rain high winds and it could still cause once again much like you see this guy stuck year there were able to rescue him and looks like that on a to still bring a lot of a damaging conditions to parts of eastern china and are net of the woods nothing like that at all will have power conditions starting off on our saturday morning in the second live look sfo the good news is we do have of the marine layer this morning the stronger sea breeze as temperatures will soar to this afternoon we do not have any delays for the airport for sfo oakland and san jose this morning, arriving flights. >>anny hong: partly cloudy conditions are expected on the on light breeze 52 degrees in san francisco 63 in san jose and for the rest of the bay area highs on some pretty nice to they were talking mid to upper 80s for antioch and livermore still a little bit below average 69 in downtown san francisco off by math will be

the state news agency says the blast in eastern china killed one person and injured nine others. irefighters had to put out a fire ignited by the explosion. that latest blast comes just ten days after this disaster at a chemical warehouse in tianjin, china killed 121. investigators are still looking for the cause of this explosion. both blasts have raised concerns about how china regulates the chemical industry. >>> new information about that train attack in france that could have become a mass shooting if it were not for three fast acting americans. three childhood friends were on vacation when the chaos erupted on the train traveling from amsterdam to paris on friday. the shooter, now identified as a moroccan with possible islamic radical ties opened fire but his rifle jammed. that's when the three americans and a british businessman subdued the gunman. >> i showed up and grabbed the gun from him. >> we all ran back there and we tried to, like, do whatever we could to beat him up so he didn't shoot anybody. >> french authorities awarded medals to the four heroes. the men also go

toyota suspending for three days in eastern china after that week six lotion.oyota who lived near the blast site were injured. also john deere suspending operations after some of his workers were injured and several buildings damaged. dagen: that they've caught up in local markets. take a look at a show. japan's economy contracted in a 1.6 annual rate in the second quarter. bad weather is telling growth in china hurting demand. he still had a gain of half of 1%. shanghai moving higher. over to europe you've got buried in france and germany. coming off a winning week on the u.s. stock market futures at 50 needed at the moment. no features at two points. oil has been in a tumble. it is down but it is back above $42 a barrel right now. lauren: get your morning oil, coffee. investors look at my data on the housing market that starts today. the national association of home builders with their survey for august. i will be followed by housing starts for july, tomorrow. check inflation at the retail level. the consumer price index investors will look over minutes from

and now it's spreading over eastern china.rainfall especially over the next two days heavy at times could cause lot of problems. the temperatures staying around 30 celsius which is around 86 degrees fahrenheit. this is unusual the number of storms to date. typhoons, ten, and six is normal to date. and supertyphoons have been above the normal. and a hurricane near the hawaiian islands. it's 9:30 in the even on sunday. but hurricane hilda is approaching the islands. is it going to weaken but if you are watching from the big island of hawaii look at the wind and the waves get up to 15 to 20 feet on friday into saturday. you know the surfers are going to be loving life. and the storms if you have been to the hawaiian islands, the water is too cool unlike in the caribbean but it will kick up good waves out there. >> good for them. thanks to you, talk to you soon. >>> no apologies from donald trump. the u.s. republican presidential candidate says he is standing by his comments about a television host. that story, coming up. just abo

the state news agency says the blast in eastern china killed one person and injured nine others. dozens of firefighters responded to the scene when the explosion ignited a fire. that latest blast comes just ten days after this disaster at a chemical warehouse in tianjin, china killed 121. investigators are still looking for the cause of this explosion. both blasts have raised concerns about how china regulates the chemical industry. >>> a second day of talks between north and south korea is underway at a border village in the demilitarized zone. the rival nations are trying to calm tensions along the border. north caroli nk north korea declared a semistate of war earlier this week after the south began sending propaganda over loud speakers. >>> we have new information on a train attack in france that could have become a mass shooting if it were not for three americans. three childhood friends were on vacation when chaos erupted on the train traveling from amsterdam to paris on friday. the shooter, now identified as a moroccan with possible radical islamic ties, opened fire, but h

now the problem is heavy rain across much of south-eastern china, we are talking about a tropical storm. it still has a bit of rain in it. for parts of the united states it will be the heat here across. we are looking at warm temperatures look at this. dallas 100 degrees. the heat index 108. >> i was in austin last week it is hot. >> in denver they are reacting to james holmes sentence. he could have been given the death sentence for opening fire in the theatre center. courtney kealy explained the decision angering many and the victim's family. >> at the point where we knew one was a hold out we ended the deliberations because that person was solidly in favour of life sentence. >> reporter: juror 17 explains how the lock up of votes lead to life sentence. for james holmes. >> is that what we want. if you think of a crime big enough, evil enough heinous we'll give you life. >> reporter: an angry prosecutor says it demands a death sentence. >> who in their right mind concedes killing hundreds of people and go and act. especially after detailed planning. that in and of itself invites some

china as well. they are still doing the cleanup there. hundreds of thousands are evacuated on the easternt is some tweaks here. -- some tweets here. -- actually took a look at very early in the morning. he's been there for about 16 years and have never seen anything like this. tweet out of the u.s. navy. the typhoon also hit the island of taipan. this is a picture of one of their vessels unloading supplies. ,lso making some news on weibo the typhoon this time was a huge one. i think we do have one more. close your eyes and hope for the best. >> it is quite scary what is going on there. rishaad: up next, a political cash scandal and is struggling currency. the increasingly bleak future facing malaysia. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ rishaad: china reported it unexpectedly large drop in exports. exports shrinking more than 8% from a year ag

a migrant construction worker from eastern china heard his neighbors calling for help. the toilet, pulled out his phone and started recording. he asked us not to show his face. "i feel so torn and sad" he says. "words can't describe it. how could something like this happen?" parents abandon thousands of babies each year in china. children left in trash bins toilets are the rare worst cases. in twird, rescuers saved another newborn, a boy found alive inside a toilet pipe. his 22-year-old single mother told policeembarrassed. the boy survived. others have not. the chinese government set up what they call baby hatches for parents to leave unwanted children but they're so overwhelmed workers have to turn many parents away. experts say nearly all abandoned children have disabilities or medical conditions. most end up in orphanages. parents who can't afford health care may feel they have no other choice. can you ever forget seeing something like that? "i'll remember it for the rest of my life" he says. police are still looking for this newborn's mother a woman who left her ba

lose some steam but still produce quite a bit of heavy rain, flooding issues and strong wind for eastern china is latest there accredits other half of the world. back here stateside no tropical activity to speak of. we are tracking one pocket of showers and then are storms off to the south but focus on what is going on in the central plains and ohio valley. this is latest disturbance that will move straight east. where does that leave us? right on the northern fringe. that makes for a word i forecast. some end up with rain and some end up with clouds tomorrow. as we track this moving forward here, here's your center of circulates. as early as late tonight 10:00 p.m. tonight some showers move in but further north you go is there nothing to speak of. that is what we will expect to see for rest of our friday. as lodge as you believe the timing here thinks out of here by second half of friday and we will start to sees skies clear as early as later tomorrow night and for the weekend. it does get better by tomorrow night and into the weekend but in the meantime, basically from philadelphia south, we

the big threat with this storm is it's moving into parts of far eastern russia, china and north korea. we could see seeing as much as 100 millimeters of precipitation. there's a chance of flooding coming out of this. fukuoka you'll be seeing rain showers on wednesday. on and off showers in tokyo into thursday. some could become heavy. but vladivostok into russia, that's where we see the worst of the weather. not uncommon to get high ones in russia. this will be one of those unusual late summer ones. tokyo with a high of 26. mentioned that it was cool. temperatures on tuesday on tokyo down to 23. about what you would typically see in october. this is due to the northerly winds coming around to our other system farther off to the east. talk about autumn-like air in ontario and quebec. thunderstorms along the eastern seaboards. but now the topic is that cool air flowing in behind it. temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average out there. also in the southwest, this is bringing in showers there for you. actually very welcome, the rain showers for most people out here across the desert sout

a migrant construction worker from eastern china heard his neighbors calling for help. the toilet, pulled out his phone and started recording. he asked us not to show his face. "i feel so torn and sad" he says "how could something like this happen?" parents abandon thousands of babies each year in china. children left in trash bins or toilets are the rare worst cases. in 2013, rescuers saved another newborn, a boy found alive inside a toilet pipe. his 22-year-old single mother told police it was an accident and she was embarrassed. the boy survived. others have not. the chinese government set up what they call baby hatches for parents to leave unwanted children, but they're so overwhelming workers have to turn many parents away. experts say nearly all abandoned children have disabilities or medical conditions. most end up in orphanages. parents who can't afford health care may feel they have no other choice. can you ever forget seeing something like that? "i'll remember it for the rest of my life" he says. police are still looking for this newborn's mother, a woman who

think that's an extraordinary number but keep in mind, millions of people live along the eastern coast of china out here. one of the most densely populated areas in the world. when you get a typhoon on shore, it has a very significant impact, not only on the structures here but definitely on the human population. as far as ts the forecast, some areas in the past 24 hours, 350 millimeters since the storm began over 1300 millimeters is seen and more shower there is and eventually into the korean peninsula. now out ahead of this, i want to keep in mind we're looking at very warm temperatures and here towards the east we have pulling towards the northeast. good news, it's moving out to sea and outer rain bands triggered thunderstorms in the toke yo area. as that moves away, still going to be bringing in high seas but look at the temperatures surging with that southerly winds into parts of south korea and mid to high 30s. 37 degrees there. i know it is the summer holiday for many japanese residents and people visiting japan this week out here and while one thing is if you are there, be careful for t

the latest one happened in eastern china's shandong province happened earlier today chinese time.triggered a fire and more than a dozen fire engines we're told were battling the blaze. that's all according to chinese news service. it's still not clear if there were any injuries or perhaps what caused that explosion. >>> coming up, terrifying moments in the sky when something goes terribly wrong with a military jet at an air show. we'll have the details. plus, this man stands accused of brutally killing at least ten women. serial murders earned him the name the grim sleeper. so why has it taken so many years to even bring this case to trial? we'll look at some answers coming up. and thousands of cheating spouses are facing public humiliation in the ashley madison hacking breach, so why aren't more people worried about the next cyber information grab? we'll take a closer look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to g

taiwan, eastern china and japan's southern islands could be the next victims by the end of the week that tropical cyclone is expected to make into a category four. tracking the storm for you. china's volatile stock market setting investors running for the hills more than 20 million people pulled out of the market last month in shanghai. the shanghai composite index to the biggest mud he died in six years. chinese state television reporter tracey chang and a shame but the latest. 615 in the evening thursday night. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, maria. but asian markets are mostly lower today and in china to make a composite dropped about nine tenths of 1%. more bad news for beijing. several reports came out this morning saying a third of china's retail investors have fled asian markets in july of the fear of more wild volatilities ahead. the hong kong market lower, hang seng down 610th of 1% led by property developers. japanese shares ended in the green. the nikkei up to 10 to 1% supported by solid earnings report and in south korea the cost be eight tenths of 1% and index h

and storm surge for taiwan and it does at least weaken but it is going to be moving to the eastern shores of china let's bring it back stateside. we will look at our forecast. there is a cluster of thunderstorms well off to the it some that will stay to the south. but if that is where your travels take you don't be surprised if you do see damp road. here's the next system that has our attention. it will be a storm that blossoms, gather moisture and migrate east. as it does so it primarily is a mid-atlantic concern. while i do think we will see a shower from philadelphia on south we might see some steady rain out of this, the track is very much going to just split our region in two. you can probably draw a line through bucks county off to the west and east and all point north of that don't worry about that we will end up with cloud. but from philly on south we will even up with some rain. meanwhile the health report is not terrible, the pollen levels continue to be in a medium to high range, uv index, will see more sun still very high but we don't have much humidity. you will want to be cautious wh

it links china's eastern shores to the iberian peninsula and carries the best of europe. said, sherry is the sunday of spain bottled. a train full of spanish sundaes traveled all the way to china. although oil is also destined to newly wealthy consumers in china. >> we offer these products to popularize status culture and cuisine. when they arrive in china we find agent to distribute them to raise their image. >> the european trade link is key for china and economic developments. previously the only real service only ran to germany. this means that china is spain's largest trading partner outside of the eu. the journey is 13,000 kilometers across 8 countries and takes between 18-20 one days, but it saves 10 days in time and that is more secure than going by see. -- going by sea. >> if those places were destabilized it would have a negative impact on china's growth. >> putting a container on the train costs $5,000 more than taking it by sea. some would say that is a small price to pay for spanish sunshine in a bottle. francine: all right. stay with "the pulse" -- coming up

china coast guard. a lot of discussion we should deploy coast guard cutters to the eastern south china sea. our u.s. policy right now is non-intervention. now you've caught the bus. what do you do with it? if i send one ship over there, china can send to my one and japan can send six to one. a numbers game i'll never win. the one ship over there to me i look at the real opportunity cost. last fall we rode out a strategy as the western hemisphere. the uss kaufman, the last of them to be decommissioned but with a perry class doing the lion's share of the lot of this drug interdiction activity we've seen in the western hemisphere with coast guard law-enforcement teams embarked on those. the navy is rebalancing some trade-offs being made as well. if they are vacating one region, i need to make sure i double down on the voip created by the navy. the opportunity cost is significant if i send one ship to the eastern south china sea. the dog that catches the pass, what is our policy going forward and avoid that have left behind as well. we have written a cooperative strategy for the 21st century navy, coast

this links china's eastern shores to the iberian peninsula, and it carries the very best of europe.kespeare said, sharing is the beginning of fame bottled. spanish wine and olive oil are also part of the products. >> we offer these products to popular rise spanish culture, and spanish cuisine. after they arrive in china, we find agents to help us distribute them to raise their image. brad: the european link is key to china in its economic development. the only regulatory rail service before ran only as far as germany. almost 13,000 kilometers across eight countries. it takes between 18 and 21 days, but that saves about 10 days in shipping time. root has some extremely sensitive areas, such as the gulf of aden. implication, if these places are destabilize, it will have a negative impact on china's growth. brad: the trade-off is the price. say that ise might a small price to pay for spanish sunshine in a bottle. you can get more on that just download to a bloomberg tablet or android app. we headed to macau defined at the latest developments for casinos. ♪ ♪ juliette: heavy monsoon rai

. >> your partner delta made an investment in china eastern recently and the china market is a huge market for this region. the moment most of your flights will go by singapore, what are the opportunities to get more direct access to that market? john: for the moment, we are quite happy to continue to serve china. it is working very well for us. no immediate plans for us to fly into china. >> we saw prime resorts reporting results from their casino in perth. what are you seeing? john: if you would have asked me this question a couple of months ago, i would agree with you. evidenceing, anecdotal certainly, in the last month or two, things are starting to become -- pick up a little bit. nothing to write home about, but we are starting to see some movement. that is seen through other industries as well. i am hopeful things will improve. >> are there any areas you expect to respond to that in the future? john: we had capacity where it is required. at the east coast, the flight between the east coast and west coast in you would be flying over two or three countries than that amount of time. it

over the issue of giving eastern countries more power. >>> china has arrested 197 people for spreading rumors about the chinese stock market. >>> top story of the refugee crisis, many of those facing the reality of finger printing and reception centers, countries of war and conflict. we spoke to one man who fled his home town in syria for sanctuary in europe. >> i'm mohammed bakal from syria. my country is destroyed, my wife is dead. an aircraft struck our residence. my car was burnt. my wife died inside. because of the assad air strike. we hoped we would make it to europe. they placed us in a boat in the middle of the sea. three times we almost drown in the middle of the sea. the whole family was about to die but i kept praying to god, dear god we are your servants protect us dear god. thanks to god and by the grace of god we managed to make it safe and arrived in greece. in greet greece they put us on . they robbed me, they took 1,000 euros. they left me with nothing, nothing. no syrian document and nothing to identify me not a single penny. for five days it was quite disgraceful, hu

gains coming through china eastern airlines. another thing helping out, the sentiment, the fact the security regulators said one of the major funds that has been intervening in the chinese chair market is going to pull back the scale. calm comingmore through for mainland. angie: good news for mainland investors. theysts say this is part of desire for what they call impossible trinity. a coin termed by robert mundell. he is saying and economy can not have a fixed exchange rate and free borders at the same time. china has weakened their interference. setting that more free flow rate. what they're saying is you cannot have it all three ways. goldman sachs coming through yesterday, saying there is some risk in the direction of the weakness. defying the laws of physics here. thank you so much. checking other headlines for you. cut itss biggest port 2015 target and is embracing for a 7% drop in container volume as a trade with china sell. reporters see a double-digit decline in chinese traffic. india has agreed to set up a $75 million

we have been talking about the floods across parts of china and also southeastern areas of eastern continental asia, however, there is another landslide that took place. we have significant amounts of rainfall across this area. this is qinghai province and triggered a severe landslide out of northwestern china that gives way. reports was the large crack was heard when large rocks came falling down. the good news is there are no injuries reported within the 20 hours of repair took place. on other good news, the area is not impacted with precipitation. the system moved towards the east and the boundary crawled to northeastern choir sina. heavy drops of significant rainfall has been reported in the past 24 hours. 200 millimeters. that will continue there. and also, due to the stationary boundary just formed towards the north, it's pulling humidity so the heat index level will be hyatt again. these are the reported high temperatures marked 37.9 degrees in kyoto. in fact, we have report of about 1200 people have been carried to the hospital yesterday due to heat exhaustion and heat stroke and repor

a migrant construction worker from eastern china heard his neighbors calling for help. pulled out his phone and started recording. he asked us not to show his face. i feel so torn and sad. he says, words can't describe it. how can something like this happen? parents abandon thousands of babies each year in china children left in trash bins or toilets are the rare worst cases. in 2013 rescuers saved another new board a boy found alive in a toilet pipe. his mother says it was an accident and she was embarrassed. the boy survived. the chinese government set up baby hatches for parents to leave unwanted children but workers have to turn many away. nearly all abandoned children have disabilities or medical conditions. parents who can't afford healthcare may feel they have no other choice. >> can you forget seeing something like that? >> i'm remember it for the rest of my life, he says. police are still looking for this newborn's mother, a woman who left her baby alone, helpless, flushed down the toilet. will ripley, cnn, beijing. >>> there are hundreds of thousands of abando

they have been asking for more drone surveillance in places like iraq and syria as well as eastern ukraine and china>>> up today, jail examination is up for vote. they're scheduled to vote on plan to expand the county cense detention center. richmond leaders and many in the community are against the expansion chlg the supporters say it would provide treatment and programs for inmates. >>> meantime a group of workers in contra costa county are asking them to cut their benefits. protesters plan to hold a meeting. they're urging them. the protest starts at 8:30 this morning in martinez. >>> 6:4r5. they have find reached and agreement on wage and pension reform. they decided to postpone the final vote until next week. the police union approved a new deal with the city over the weekend. there's an overwhelming majority. the agreement includes raises and bonuses for officers as well as a replacement plan for the controversial measured b pension reform. the council is expected to give final approval on that deal next tuesday. >> now, this could be quite a catch for job seekers. the giant new fishing em por

it's all about the rain across the south-eastern corner of china. slightly drier weather pushing into taiwan as we go through sunday into monday. still a legacy of showers, the system makes ties way across. to the north of that there has been flooding ahead of the system, in beijing. a line of thunder storms violence storms and hail and rough weather. we have seen flooding across parts of beijing. things will dry up but the remnants of the storm will move towards southern japan >>> thank you very much >>> mexico's capital is a popular city in the americas. affordable housing is hard to find. that has families turning railcars into neighbourhoods. john holman has the report. >> an unusual mexican school day in an unusual classroom. this is the country's only railway wagon school. >> it's great, because when you are here, you feel like you are travelling to other countries. the school is the heart of 40 separated and abandoned train cars in a poor mexico city suburb. elizabeth gives us a tour of her train car. >> here is my kitchen and my living room,

a series of explosion have rocked china's eastern coast, in a container port that storing flammable materialipley is head indeed that direction. he joins me live on the phone. will? >> reporter: jake, at daylight starts to break here, we are -- a very grim scene in a constituent of some 15 million people hours in beijing that was jolted awarrick and rocked by this huge explosion. you're seeing the videos of people, and the scope of this. there is potentially hundreds of people in hospitals right now. not necessarily from the blast itself, but because of the glass in their homes smashing in and being blown violently inside. at least seven people are reported dead now from chinese state media. 18 firefightering teams are still trying to put out the flames from the chemical fire. we think there were they at least explosions, possibly more, and the cause of this is still unknown, james. >> will ripley, thank you very much. >>> brand-new images, this is the sort of that river that turned bright over out west. that's the problem, toxins flowing right into the fresh water. now the outrage directed

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>>> protests came as politician he voted on a controversial law in ukraine giving eastern regions more power. >>> china has arrested 197 people for spreading rumors about the stock market crash and tienjin explosions. >>> delegates from nearly 200 countries are meeting in bonn, ahead of a major summit in paris this year. this is a taste of what's actually on the agenda. rich countries will deliver on how they will mobilize up to $100 million to help poor and developing countries. all countries will have to submittal plans, only arounds 50 countries have actually done this. many analysts predict, global temperature rise tol to the targeted 2° celsius. it is feared that the world is headed for more drought, flooding and extreme weather events as the ice caps melt and natural climate systems are adversely affected. dhak has more. knowledge that daniedaniel lak . >> the president will see more, the glorious landscape of alaska and how it's been devastated by climate change. permafrost and glacier disintegration. >> climate change poses the same threat right now. >> they don't like the administration's deci

eastern. they're all watching china. they seem to feel that china has control of the leash that is holding this market and leading it around here in the united states. and in the short-term, that may very well be true. but, look, we're getting a gdp print sometime this week. so what happens there? >> that's right. >> we've got two pieces of data today, home prices continue to rise month over month, and best in seven month, liz. so either you look at the united states and separate it from everything else, which is very difficult today in a global trading atmosphere. or you let headlines out of china and worries out of that stock market color a thread. we will see about tomorrow. watch the stocks tonight >> you're going to want to watch liz at 3:00, it's the hottest show to watch right now and jim, new capital management president. hillary clinton cramer chad morgan learned, and portfolio manager. you know, people were wrong to say it was black monday yesterday, to get to black monday, the dow would have to go to 14,204. b

it is 7:48 eastern time. in china, four new fires have broken out at the site of last week's huge blast. state media said they were within the central blast area, as well as a logistics site, but did not give a cause for the fire. death toll stands at 116, 60 people still missing. >> packers have dropped a second even larger collection of data from the dolt web side ashley madson. it includes emails from the c.e.o. and revealed 15,000 of the email addresses subscribing to the site have.gov or dot mill extensions. >> the legionnaire's disease outbreak that killed 12 is officially over. officials identified one rooftop cooling tower on the opera house hoe sell as the likely source. more than 100 came down to the disease. >> the trial of a prep school student accused of raping a 15-year-old is on break today. the judge sent the jurors home after an emotional day of testimony from the teenage accuser. she says she was raped by thedown-year-old at the prep school. she burst into tears under questions from the defense. >> w

this is where the pain was felt -- southeast asia, central thepe, china slowing down, pressure-ukraine crisis impacting easternope. that is where the slowdown happened, and it is noted that china is wpp's third-biggest market. fascinating statements coming out, saying the hard or soft landing, particularly in china, the uncertainty demands caution. but there is a note on international currency, saying the international currency wars have not helped by black or gray -- industryant of the when it comes to advertising, the biggest player, half $1 trillion market, they are welcomed to see what is going on and they say this is not helping. let's have a bit of an insight into china, because the world's second-largest advertising market -- that is why wpp is investing so hard, why they have 15,000 employees there. the largest exposure to china compared to its peers. it has the biggest exposure to again, sounding optimistic about the future. unabashed bulls on china and brazil. yes, there is concern about the devaluation, overall they say we remain firm in our commitment to that part of the world. jonathan: thank you

would you like the uncoupling to be boeing, not to sell so many planes to china's southern or china easternperhaps like the uncoupling to be caterpillar not selling as many earth-moving equipments or maybe goldman, jpmorgan or anybody else working and issuing bonds with china? so the point i'm saying is, until you look at the policy and until you flesh it out, the u.s. at the moment is negotiating the transpacific trade partnership. china's not part of that. it's indonesia, japan, everybody else. >> okay. >> you can't just come along and say they are taking our jobs, they are taking all of this and that. those same policies also allow trump to build his towers. they allow general motors to have 30% of its business now in china. and it allows companies like ford and the rest of them to grow their businesses. of course there needs to be a e rebalancing but you can't put it in fairly simplistic terms. >> richard quest, tell us how you really feel. i appreciate it. >> i am not in any shape, form or description putting myself in a political position about -- >> no. but you host a show each and e

china intervenes. connell. watt out for somewhere between 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. easternf the people's bank of china makes some type of announcement in terms of intervention or propping up, or putting a pillow underneath these markets. >> they could cut rates. hopefully they would do that sunday night into monday. that is one of the reasons we saw all this selling. there are still hopes. "wall street journal" said they would do something like that by end of september. somebody is trying to rush that. names i am coming 10% off the lows. home depot, pepsi, ge, ford, just to maim a few. dow remains in correction territory, 13% off its highs. >> at least 10 dow names, connell. a lot of these are in people's 401(k)s are in bear territory. walmarts of the world, proctor & gambles, united technologies. this is meaningful to people but nowhere near as bad as it was at 9:35 a.m. eastern. >> you know the volatility index, connell. the traders are floored with the moves we're seeing. 1000 points to the downside. volatility index, 100% up last week. up again today. even the shanghai

eastern. selling pressure this morning in china.vernight in shy at, we are learning government intervenes to prop of the yuan once again after moving to devalue its currency. wall street journal says joy's government told state banks to sell the dollar in an effort to prop up markets. shanghai composite closed better than 1%, 42 points. chinese authorities devaluing the currency, the cause a sell-off across the world this morning, stocks in the u.s. under pressure in the joy and triple digit losses in order for the dow after a more than 200 point sell-off yesterday. heavy selling in europe this morning, take a look at the benchmark indexes in england, france and germany down between 1 hi, and 2-1/4%. general electric moving out of financial services. the sale of land operations announced later yesterday from capitol one valued at $9 billion. indicated lower. environmental protection agency administrator genomic carthy will head to colorado to view the damage done by her agency to the colorado river. mccarty has apologized for the mi

china, 12% in revenue last year. and southeast asia was where the pain was. central and eastern europe as well slowing. rprising when you have got -- not surprising when you have russia and ukraine causing political instability. largest wpp's third market. that is bigger than its peers. let's dig into china. how is this economy faring when it comes to wpp? they do talk about concerns, because it is the world's second-largest ad market. they have been fueling people, moving 15,000 people now working for them in china. largest exposure. think of on the come. -- omnicom. wpp is the biggest exposed to china. but they remain resolute in their optimism concerning this particular country. yes, they say concerns have been aggravated by the recent devaluation in the renminbi. the stock market decline. they are worried about that, and they say this will have a big apact on world gdp if you see significant slowdown in china, but they remain "unabashed bulls." in brazil and in china. they talk about a geographically superior submit -- position in the new market. overall, they are talking about swansf the black-grey

. >>> in china there are reports of an explosion in the eastern province of shandong.out one kilometer away from a residential area, but so far no casualties have been reported. earlier this month 116 people were killed by an explosion at a storage facility further north in tiani. the border is just one of key refugee crisis points in europe. the mediterranean sea is another. italy's cost guard has launched a major rescue effort after receiving sos calls from 18 different boats carrying refugees. around 3,000 people mostly traveling on rubber dinghies are floating off the libyan coast. we have this update from sicily in southern italy. >> as many as 3,000 refugees traveling on at least 18 separate vessels are being rescued. the refugees traveling on 14 rubber dinghies and four actual shapes they sent out distress signals on saturday morning, which was picked up by the atoolan coast guard, which has september out a number of rescue boats. now this is not the first time we've seen so many refugees being rescued at the same time. this is a tactic by smugglers who wait for

china. the push factors we often talk about in immigration. there is civil unrest. there's famine. there's growing numbers of people. population explosion, just like we were talking about with southern and eastern europe. european and american powers are in china at this time. they are instituting unequal economic treaties. they are trying to gain more power. especially in this region that's just north of hong kong. by this time -- so by the time angel island opens up in 1910, the chinese have been coming since the 1850s, the gold rush. so chinese families have become dependent on immigration as a form of survival. they are still dependent on migration to the united states. how do they get around the laws is is the question for them? they are faster, bigger, and fares are cheaper. at the same time they are being passed, they are going into the countryside saying i can get you there for this much. and business is still being drummed up. you have laws restricting one group but the united states still needs immigrant labor. millions of europeans are still coming in unrestricted. there are some chinese immigrant groups that can still come. merchants, u.s. citizens. so the gate is not totally close