people near the scene of multiple blasts in northern china are being moved because of contamination fearsdeath toll from wednesday's explosion has rizzens to 85. a team of nuclear and bio chemical specialists have been deployed to the area. erica wood has the latest frpts the site of the explosion flattened buildings, many still burning three days on. city officials say they don't yet know what was being stored in the exploded. >> why do you treat us this way? >> it's already been three days and three nights since the explosion. i don't have any information of my son. we are so anxious and worried. so we came here to find reporters. my son was in the first squad to arrive at the blast site. >> there are still people being rescued. this 19-year-old firefighter was pulled out of the explosion area after two days. but as the days roll on and the fires continue to burn, there will be fewer stories like that. instead, more families will likely demand answers as to where their loved once are, why they can't return to their homes and what potentially hazardous material is polluting the local air

is the air too toxic to breathe in northern china?a chemical risk expert david liggham. do you have any idea what the chemicals are? >> actually, no, we don't. we have a full -- and two of those sodium cyanide are problematic. the other two are strong oxid e oxidizers but not directly -- >> before you go on, sir, >> before you go on, what is sodium -- what did you say? sodium cyanide. >> the sodium cyanide and calcium car bide. >> what are they? what are they used for? >> okay. sodium cyanide is used industrially most often as an electroplating chemical, used in electroplating business to plate gold over zinc, things like that. it is extremely toxic, about a quarter of a teaspoon if you ingest it will kill you in about two minutes. carbon carbide is used to make plastics, some certain plastics, and it's water reactive, and when it reacts with water, you get a very flammable and very explosive gas. >> wow. okay. so the christian science monitor described the force of the blast best. it said the force of the initial blast equalled that

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china. his father was a tough task master, demanding he practice 8 hours a day... once even urging his young son to commit suicide. >> it's kind of a hard thing to even think about it. it's something that... i think the love become too extreme. >> a child prodigy, his mother stayed home to support the family while lang lang pursued his dreams. >> i would say that's the most difficult thing for me it was, you know, growing up without my mom next to me. >> now lang lang is trying to bring classical notes into the lives of children through his international music foundation. >> we believe music can make people happier, to make the kids more creative. >> one of his earliest inspirations... the cartoon musicians tom and jerry. >> so it's really cool when you see, you know, tom try to catch him like... [plays discordant piano sounds]. >> i sat down with lang lang at the dimenna center for classical music in new york city. >> you've just come from playing at the kennedy center. you played for a wor

busiestis number 10 container port in the world and is the gateway to northern china. ore, coal, cars, whatever. by thehe centerpiece beijing government to develop the area. to develop the area around beijing a little more holistically. this could be a setback to that attempt. it is not favorable for development. francine: thank you so much. the latest on tianjin. manus:, you have heard the name. google's new holding company. stay with "the pulse" for that. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse," live on bloomberg tv. manus: pressley has reported first-half growth that topped estimates. slowdown in china and lessening demand for frozen food in the u.s. means some analysts are forecasting nestle could miss its long-term sales gotkineour elliott joins us for a closer look. better earnings. break it down. elliott: overall sales a smidgen .elow the median estimates it was organic growth that came in higher than estimates, 4.5% against 4.3%. a pretty good showing from nestle. some signs of life in its u.s. frozen food business they are trying to revamp, things like lean cu

as a 20-year-old he served as a medical orderly in northern china.fortcted korean women for signs of venereal disease. >> it is ridiculous. whatever mr. shinzo abe says is wrong. he was not there. i was. i'm speaking from my own experience. those who say there were no comfort women are liars. most of those who lived through this history are already gone. the few survivors are in their late 80's or 90's. soon they will be gone. the voices of the deniers seem to be getting louder. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, tokyo. laura: covering up the comfort women. you are watching "bbc world news america." a sizzlingme, outdoors. some women are shivering. we will tell you why. the last surviving pilot from the dam busters rate in the second world war has died. monroe piloted one of 19 lancaster bombers that attacked german dams in the rumor valley in 1943. rural valleys 65 years after the dam theers raid monroe made long way back. it was in operation and moralized on the big screen. a real-life story of bravery and danger to destroy dams deep behind enemy li

. >>> the death toll from multiple explosions in northern china has riz ton 85. thick black smoke is still billowing into the air, chemists have been deployed to the area for fear of toxic chemicals in the air. the government says the air should be safe to breathe. >>> fighters killed in southeastern turkey. the military says the trooms wertroopswere attacked by outlad people'turkish people's party o. >>> under the initiative of then prime minister ariel sharon, at least 9,000 were relocated from gaza some of them using force. finally left the trip in strip n september 2005. but israel still controls all aspect of the territory deciding who can enter or leave. imtiaz tyab has more from gaza. >> there is no shortage of work to do in these fields. palestinian workers cultivate this land, cultivating fruit and vegetables. up until ten years ago he would never have believed he could grow his own crops here. for decades it was home to more than 8500 israelis and a large israeli military presence. it was also off limits to many palestinians. all that's left is unused b

. >>> we begin with the apocalyptic scene in northern china after two fiery explosions at one of the midst of utter devastation. rescuers pulled a survivor from the rubble more than 30 hours after the blast, but dozens are still missing. at least 50 people are dead and more than 700 injured. abc's bob woodruff has the latest from tianjin. >> reporter: new video showing the massive blast lighting up the night sky. shot by an american, dan van duran, running for his life. >> let's go! >> reporter: and the view from above shows fire still burning, row upon row of burned-out cars, piles of crumpled shipping containers. >> looking in here, there's still smoke. it's still burning. there's flames in there. >> reporter: whole buildings reduced to twisted metal. these are people's homes. this is where they live. look at this, here's the fan, their room. we passed exhausted firefighters, 1,000 descending on the scene, searching for the dozens of people still missing. more than 50 are dead and 700 wounded. the blast sending neighbors into the streets in just nightgowns. american michael doherty

the port, the largest in northern china. tianjin lies southeast of beijing and has one of the busiest ports in the world. in process more than 540 million tons of freight last year. some report disruptions in oil and chemical tanker levels. iron ore shipments are said to have been affected also. but the city may have to do more than address shipping interruptions to repair its potentially damaged reputation as a trading center. >> china's reputation as an engine of global growth has been on the line the past few days with the chinese central bank devaluing the you want. the currency is now trading only slightly weaker against the u.s. dollar, and very close to its guidance rate. the people's bank of china says there's no reason for further falls, given the country strong economic fundamentals. reuters says sources involved in chinese policy may want to devalue the yuan more. i asked our financial correspondent about that. >> whether that could actually happen, we don't know what the motivation of the chinese government is. o

the port, the largest in northern china. tianjin lies southeast of beijing and has one of the busiest ports in the world. in process more than 540 million tons of freight last year. some report disruptions in oil and chemical tanker levels. iron ore shipments are said to have been affected also. but the city may have to do more than address shipping interruptions to repair its potentially damaged reputation as a trading center. >> china's reputation as an engine of global growth has been on the line the past few days with the chinese central bank devaluing the you want. the currency is now trading only slightly weaker against the u.s. dollar, and very close to its guidance rate. the people's bank of china says there's no reason for further falls, given the country strong economic fundamentals. reuters says sources involved in chinese policy may want to devalue the yuan more. i asked our financial correspondent about that. >> whether that could actually happen, we don't know what the motivation of the chinese government is. o

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china.is father was a tough task master, demanding he practice 8 hours a day... once even urging his young son to commit suicide. >> it's kind of a hard thing to even think about it. it's something that... i think the love become too extreme.

. >> the debt toll from multiple explosions in northern china has now risen to 85. hundreds more were injured on the port city of tienjin. thick black smoke is still billowing into the air. a team of biochemical experts have been deployed for the area. the government says the air should be safe for the residents to breathe. >>> video of multiple explosions have shown up online, shows how huge they were. >> whoa! (bleep) [ no (bleep) no baby no! more dangerous, oh my god! >> oh dear god are you filming? yes, i'm filming. [ blast ] >> dramatic pictures posted there online. the turkish army says three fighters have been killed in southeastern turkey. the military says the troops were attacked by fighters from the outlawed turkish workers party or pkk. turkey lawned strikes against pkk and being i.s.i.l. last week. helping the country to default on its debt, a greek deal was agreed upon. more money to deal with the influx of migrants. the country struggling to accommodate thousands of people crossing the mediterranean sea. jonah hull reports. >> more than half of all mi

the aftermath of the deadly blast that rocked the city in northern china, a search for survivors as investigators tried to find outside what went wrong. >> havana homecoming. antonio mora returns to his birthplace, cuba, to witness an historic turning point for the nation >>> i'm libby casey in for antonio mora. we begin with the fall out from a spill in the south-west. the navaho nation says it plans to sue the e.p.a., claiming millions of gallons will impact residents of the tribe oh live along the river. and they have been warned not to sign the e.p.a. compensation form, fearing they'll be forced to wave legal and financial rites. e.p.a. met with the navaho nation behind closed doors. allen schauffler is there with more >>> e.p.a. administrator geena putting a happy face on the meeting with navaho leaders, calling them partners in the process, and navaho nation move forward. partners that know they are likely to be opponents in court. right now, the concern is over water. its quality and availability. >> e.p.a. administrator continues her visit to the region eight days after the mine still con

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china.his father was a tough task master, demanding he practice 8 hours a day... once even urging his young son to com

. >>> now the scene in northern china after two fiery explosions at one of the world's largest ports. scouring the smoldering rubble have pulled a firefighter to safety. dozens still missing. at least 50 are missing. abc's bob woodruff has the latest. >> reporter: new video showing the massive blast lighting up the night sky. shot by an american, running for his life. >> let's go! >> reporter: the view from above shows fires still burning, row upon row burned out cars. there's still smoke. it's still burning. whole buildings now reduced to twisted metal. this is people's homes. here's the fan in their room. we passed exhausted firefighters. er is. ing for the dozens of people still missing. more than 50 are dead and 700 wounded. the blast sending neighbors into the streets in just nightgowns. an american watching from his window. >> the big one hit and i thought the whole building was coming down. >> reporter: the force is strong as 21 tons of tnt. long lines of people wait for clothes and battered cars. where the fire began, teams in hazmat suits are testing the air, many people on t

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that explosion in northern china where a huge explosion has rocked the city southeast of beijing. videos posted on youtube show the massive blast that high pressured about three hours ago. it was set off by a shipment of explosives by the court. 300 to 400 people are injured and crews are battling to keep the fire from spreading. the explosion was felt as far as six miles away. >>> oakland police now confirm a national gas line in west oakland was deliberately disconnected at a home that exploded yesterday morning injuring two sheriff deputies. the alameda county sheriff's department was serving and eviction order at a triplex at the time. the deputies and a locksmith were drilling out the locks when there was an explosion and the building burst into flames. once the fire was out, a badly bushed body was found inside the building. one man who escaped the building said the whole thing seemed suspicious. >> with the way the key was broken into the lock and then knowing that you have to use a drill to take 00 that -- that off and the gas having to be on and you find a body independen

. >> lang lang grew up in an industrial city in northern china. his father was a tough task

the blast came from a warehouse in northern china that handled hazardous materials, created a fireballhat charred buildings and melts cars. will ripley is live to tell us more. >> reporter: yes. we are one mile away from the epicenter of the blast. when you take a look at this danger, it really is incredible to think that one mile away a blast caused people's living room windows to fall into the street. the wind has been shifted here and the fire continues to burn, even though we can no longer see the huge plume of smoke because night as fallen. in between shots we've been wearing these masks to protect us from the toxic air. these factories that are burning have a very hazardous mix of chemicals. even city officials here right now are acknowledging that there is a danger of prolonged expose of people breathing the air. this morning, horrific video pouring in of a series of catastrophic explosions in a major chinese port city late wednesday. watch this surveillance video obtained by abc news of a man standing near the entrance of a building. the blast decimating the wall, caving in rig

. >>> dozens of people missing it this morning after the deadly explosions rocked northern china.tianjin looks like a war zone. twisted debris and brand-new cars that were waiting to be shipped you'll of them reduced to burnt out shells. the blast at a warehouse filled with hazardous chemicals killed at least 50 people and injured more than 700. martinez i gonzales reports. >> reporter: hundreds of people hospitalized recovering after these massive explosions. >> whoa. whoa! >> holy [ expletive ]. >> reporter: dozens of people killed including firefighters who were called to the scene a half hour earlier for a fire in a warehouse storing hazardous material. they along with everyone living nearby caught off guard. the force and the flames ripping through neighboring homes where migrant workers were asleep, devastating damage throughout the major port city, even a mile away, windows left shattered. >> we're getting a shock wave. it rattled all the doors and seemed like big wind and stuff and then the big one that hit was the one that really felt like an earthquake. >> reporter: and

shipped intof cars northern china come into tianjin. 10% in 2014, 89 million tons of coal.nks for that. we have more coming up on "trending business." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ♪ china'selcome back, currency has fallen for the third day. the offshore yuan has regained some of the losses. a new fixing mechanism is being unveiled. they intervened late yesterday when the yuan fell close to its 2% limit. lenovo fell despite profits beating estimates. quarter wasor the $105 million compared to estimates of 71 million. that despite a drop in computer shipment. they delivered strong earnings to beat estimates, they saw profits rise 13% in the first quarter. itstel reaffirms yearlong outlook. juliette: thank you. it is all about the yuan sinking once again. china is willing to do whatever it can to stop this. thae benchmark closed at its levels -- lowest levels since january. we are seeing chineses tocks tradin

the scene of multiple blasts in northern china being evacuated because of contamination fears the deaths from wednesday explosion in the port city of tianjin is 85 and fires are still burning at the scene. a team of nuclear and bio chemical specialists have been deployed to the area. angry relatives of firefighters mixing in the explosions have tried to storm a government press conference and demanding information on their loved ones and that security officials stopped them and locked the doors to the venue until the briefing had concluded. >> translator: they didn't notify us at all about it and watching the news and saw there was an explosion in tianjin and our son is a firefighter and we couldn't contact them and some firefighters have been sacrificed, my child is a firefighter too but a contract firefighter, why is there no news of him? >> reporter: the u.s. flag has been raised over the restored american embassy in cuba with warming of ties between the countries and john kerry was there for the historic event and the first secretary of state to visit cuba in 70 years. >> it would b

the earth just opened up right by a bus stop in northern china.ou can see the people drop into the darkness. and one woman, you see her there actually clinging on to exposed pipes. only minor injuries for everyone involved. now this happened last week. but investigators still don't know what cause it. >> remarkable they are all alive. >>> up next, gerard has a home run in the giants game that will make you smile. we'll show it to you next. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity, dinner feels a million years away, grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> good evening. the giants atoned for their four game sweep in the wendy city with a dominating series victory over the cubs this afternoon. the win showcase the staff and the new found power. bright and sunny day just like the disposition of the fans by th

scott, tianjin is a major financial hub here in northern china with a population of about 15 million. >> pelley: seth doane in beijing this evening. seth, thank you. the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail is broadening and is now sure to push deep into 2016. the former secretary of state has turned over tens of thousands of e-mails to the f.b.i. and will hand over her private e-mail server. the question is whether classified information was ever put at risk because of her unusual use of the server in her home to conduct state department business. jan crawford has the new developments. >> wow, thank you all so much! >> reporter: for months, hillary clinton refused to turn over the private server and instead provided to the state department only the e-mails she considered related to her work as secretary of state. about half of the 60,000 e-mails on the server. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> reporter: but with the f.b.i. now reviewing the security

it has become a gateway for northern china. commodities,ther we are seeing some of the explosive --that pardon the pun, explosive growth. jonathan: we will keep you updated throughout the morning on bloomberg tv. let's go back to the markets. we are joined now by james bevan, he helps oversee $10 billion in assets. brutal, as adax, cio how busy have even? what one wants to do is see what real changes have been fundamental. the big question is what is going on with china? are we seeing bad news or good news? , it is aews is competitive devaluation. you cannot generate real reform in the trade system. , i do not see the right that currencies may have. within the regional context, we should expect to see the singapore dollar falling in, because that devaluation to maintain trade is required. i think it is important to see what else china will do to generate growth. we know what -- we need to know what that agenda is. good quality companies can justify high pricing. there is plenty of potential, think about what has happened to the

heavy rain being blamed for this road collapse in northern china, you can see that what happens there parked on the street fell down into river. one man was seen climbing down the collapse cliff to get to a vehicle. state media report it was the heaviest rainstorm in the country in many years. >> 5:15, we check in with katie and storms of our own. >> we certainly do. definitely it has been very moisture rich atmosphere across the deep south. talking about that yesterday. there was still some very heavy rain rolling through places like tampa, for example, central florida actually, very just quickly check in and see how they're doing down in the sunshine state t should actually be little sunnier here today down across florida for the most part, you don't have too much going on here in the way of wet werth. we look at wider zoom, just talking about the fact that we've got stormy weather here as well. we is her know on this. let's go ahead and do. that will see, it is basically just couple of clusters every thunderstorms that haven't about moving through. notice how the one right over phi

. >>> new developments this morning in a series of huge explosions in northern china. china's state-run television is reporting that the death toll has risen to fooi 0 people -- 50 people and more than 700 hurt, 71 in very serious condition. take a look at this incredible video. the initial explosion happened at a warehouse that reportedly stored dangerous materials. chinese news agency says 12 firefighters were killed, massive fire balls lit up the sky. people who live nearby say they thought it was an earthquake. destroyed buildings and shattered windows miles away. not clear what caused it. >>> fire that destroyed a grocery store in san leandro is investigated as arson. start 2:30 at marina market in marina. we showed you that fire live monday morning. the family-owned market destroyed. four other businesses damaged. investigators have determined that that fire was deliberately set. anyone who may have seen anything is urged to contact the police department. >>> less than two months ago that the supreme court declared gay marriage legal in all 50 states. coming up i

a major port for northern china it is the first half of 2015, 17% of the ethylene imports came in to ina. 30% of steel. this is beijing, the capital city of china's main court. ore.illion tons of metal 18.7 million tons of crude ofivalent to 375,000 barrels oil a day. that took china -- they have a large refinery there. the cars, take a look at the footage of the burnt out cars. this is a big import destination for cars that come from overseas. at least 1500 of its new vehicles were damaged in a subsequent fire. the storage facility is next door to this hazardous chemical placed vehicle. they suffered severe damage. out.wagen, burnt they are reporting damage to many vehicles. significant damage. angie: i do understand what you are trying to say. what impact is this having a commodity? >> there has been disruption. a number of both carriers, anchored in the port. they were not damaged. they are now being rerouted to other courts. there will be the short-term disruptions but little impact to commodity prices and imports. it could easily digest the capacity. we saw a slight uptick. qingd

it is the important gateway to northern china. it15 million people, also figures prominently in the central government's to develop the area -- government's plan to develop the area. it is pretty evident -- you see a lot of pictures coming through of burge rows of vehicles in storage, in the port area. it also houses a lot of storage areas for things like cars. shipments --that we don't know the scale of it, but their shipments have been disrupted. guy: thank you very much. this explosion -- we will be talking about it a little later on with one of the world's biggest container shipping companies, presumably with exposure into this port. we will get their perspective. caroline: this is yet another issue confronting the economy of china, that has been slowing down -- let's talk about the is the down, joining us chief investment officer, patrick armstrong. good to have you with us. talk to us about the ramifications we are seeing from china. we are starting to see a bit of a calling in the market -- a cal ming in the market. is the

the port is a gateway to northern china.mpany whose warehouses blew up had help to pass safety tests, giving it a license to handle dangerous materials. india reviving plans to look for oil off the coast of vietnam. aurces told bloomberg that natural gas corporation will also ownss in an area by china. the foreign ministry warned against illegal actions. china says it owns 80% of waterways. outneers are trying to work what caused a section of pavement to collapse in this tiny city. four people suffered minor injuries. the entire event was captured on a security camera. one woman managed to cling to when exposed pipe lob pass is by pulled other people to safety. let's return to japan. numbers in latest jobs. did you like the numbers coming out of japan today? opi coming in at zer percent. >> it is better than expected. years --e than three why?: a the so-called three arose -- arrows. there was a stimulus but that is gone. the structure reform, there has been really no structure reform at all. and then with popularity starting

the port is a gateway to northern china.he chemical company whose warehouse blew up had help to pass safety checks, giving it a license to handle dangerous materials. india has sent the army into violent clashes where nine people are dead. phone communications were cut in the main cities. the general strike is being called in support of demands for a special status to improve things like guaranty places in schools and the government. trying to figure out what caused a section of pavement to collapse in china. four people were injured. all of this is captured on the security camera of a nearby noodle house. one woman managed to cling to an exposed type -- pipe. passersby to the four other people to safety. rishaad: next, we will be finding out how people are responding online. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look what's going on around the world. we are taking a look at clashes happening in india and malaysia. with malaysia. we are expecting things to heat up over the weekend. there are expected to be rallies in three different citie

new developments this morning in the series of huge explosions in northern china. pam cook back in our studio now. some incredible new video pam and the latest on the situation there right now. >> yeah. very scary. we know that at least 50 people were killed. 700 people are injured. but those numbers are likely to go up. the fires are still burning and the video that is coming in this morning is incredible. >> oh, my god. oh, [bleep] oh, my god. >> that first explosion hit an industrial area of the city. this is one video. you can hear the man describing. it looks like he's inside an apartment building quiteaways away. that blast occurred at a warehouse that's described as a storage place for toxic chemicals which may explain the second even bigger explosion that shattered that man's windows. >> that's the sound of that explosion and the windows breaking right there in that apartment building. the impact of the blast could be felt several miles away. the damage is extensive. this is, again, an industrial zone. local reports say the area is full of factories, aircra

mark: we are following a developing story in northern china. pair of explosions today at a port -- victims are being hospitalized come about the number of people hurt is not yet known. scarlet: more californians being ordered to leave their homes because of a wildfire north of san francisco. the fire has scorched 110 square miles. only 5% contained. --0 firefighters are mark: at&t expecting all three to rise in 2015. at&t expect earnings-per-share to top previous estimates by as much as $.11. those are your cap headlights at this hour. scarlet: emerging-market stocks have officially entered a bear headlines at-- top this hour. mark: the emerging market index down 2% over the past two days. there is red across the screen on wall street, but also all over the world, especially emerging markets because of what we are seeing out of china. >> it has been bad news for emerging markets for the past few months. you have the commodities implode, the rising dollar and the specter of slower growth in china. this is compounding all of that. a lot of what's

. >>> the death toll from the huge explosions from northern china keeps rising.he death toll now stands at 114. the investigation goes to what was stored in the port. cnn's will ripley is in tianjin for us this morning. will. >> reporter: christine, for the first time, we are allowed inside the blast zone. we are on an overpass. i'll show you this is one of the main roads in tianjin. you can see as we scan over here all of those structures. many residential buildings that were some under construction and some occupied at the time of the explosion which has created utter devastation to the area. look at this parking lot. full of thousands of cars. most of them incinerated. many of them hot to the touch days after the explosion. you can see what's left of the chemical warehouse that was holding all of those shipping containers you see piled off in the distance like toys. there are questions asked here. this site here at the center of a criminal investigation where days later smoke continues to rise. you can see it off in the distance. crews are continuing to search

we begin with a heart-stopping moment in northern china. you will see as people standing at a bus stop are suddenly swallowed up by a sinkhole. at least four people went crashing down into the hole. you can see that one person was hanging on to the side. thankfully no one was seriously hurt in that accident. >>> a driver's dash-cam video helped turn a highway crash into a road rage arrest in phoenix. a man drives aggressively tailgating another car on a busy highway. he speeds up and stops and opens his door in the middle of traffic. he then swerved and collided with another car. at first police got conflicting reports about the crash. but this dash-cam video from another car showed it was no simple fender bender. they arrested him on charges of aggressive driving. >>> a kitten in california trapped in a dangerous spot. the kitten's cries could be heard from the engine come a apartment -- compartment of a car at a mcdonald's parking lot. the fire department was able to get the kitten to safety. the kit ken now goes by the name mcnugget. he

a massive exclusion leads 44 people dead in northern china overnight. or the third day in a row the chinese currency is devalued leaving investors thinking the turmoil in china will delay a fed rate hike. donald trump weighed in on china. we'll have the latest. u.s. stock futures this morning. you are looking at the data 32 points, great mayors across the board. more on that in a day. i am sandra smith joined by trend six and nicole petallides. you are watching "fbn:am," what to expect that they had. fox has learned the director of national intelligence is concerned about the state department's unwillingness to turn over hillary clinton's e-mails. the inspector general's office tried to look into whether sensitive information was included in those e-mails. the case draws strong criticism from a republican candidate. >> you hillary clinton has the secretary of state dealing with confidential information was classified information thinking her server with a safer than state department's firewalls. >> the actions of the u.s. justice department is highly li

. >>> growing anger and calls for compensation after those deadly warehouse explosions in northern chinasome homeowners want the government to buy back their homes. they fear chemicals in the air and on the ground make it unsafe to live there. investigations into workplace safety and negligence at the warehouse now underway. the number of missing from the explosions is climbing. cnn's will ripley live at a rail station severely damaged by the explosions. will, we can see around you barrels of chemicals scattered all over the place. >> reporter: it's really remarkable when you look at this damage, christine. this entire light rail station was, if you go inside, everything kind of fell apart. there's a good part of tianjin's bus fleet in the parking lot there. the windows are all smashed. yes, we've seen a lot of chemicals contamination. there are barrels strewn all other the place. you can see at the edge of the tracks here there's a barrel with chemicals coming out of it that have a reaction to the rain. white steam starts to come off. this is clearly very concerning for people. it's the

over 1200 kids from paterson schools are here ready >>> heart pounding moments in northern china. watch as people standing on the sidewalk are suddenly swallowed up -- yeah -- but that sinkhole. three people crashed in the hole while a woman clings to a pipe under the pavement. can you see that there. another person standing on the hole. one person is hanging to the side. fortunately no one was >> very fortunate. >>> most communities in california, they are taking the seriously. most cities cut their water usage by more than 30% in july. that exceeded governor jerry brown's mandate of a 25% reduction. regulators are turning their attention to individual communities that are still not meeting their mandated targets. they will be pointing them out and taking them to task, i'm sure. >> you have to under those conditions. >> a couple of fronts coming into the pacific northwest may clip northern california but it's a long wait until maybe late fall or early winter for the el nino to come in. we will talk about erika in a moment. outside the beautiful evening is coming up. so nice. the

the special guest and the sing a long that has >>> some heart pounding moments in northern china. people on a sidewalk are suddenly swallowed up by a sinkhole. >> oh, my goodness. >> hard to watch. three people crash down in the hole while a woman clings to a pipe under the pavement. another person on the edge falls sideways into the hole. you can see one person hanging on the side. fortunately, miraculously no one was seriously injured. >> you see how deep that hole is. >> so many stories about uneasy earth. what is happening in parts of the world, with dryness that is happening, some of the aquifers are being overused and the earth's water supply is being tapped too much making everything a little less stable underneath. i'm not sure if that is this particular one but that's the reason why scientists say california is sinking. >> i figure you are telling us that because you have only nice things to say about the weather. get the bad in quickly. >> it's about dryness. the new york state fair starts today, did you know that? that is near and dear to my heart. i worked in syracuse.

. >>> now to northern china and the explosions which have ripped through one of the world's busiest containerts? . the blast was so powerful, they registered on the earthquake scale and could be seen from space. the latest number of dead is at least 50 with more than 700 others injured and thousands made homeless. adrian brown is at the scene of the latest disaster. >> reporter: the heart of one of china's most important economic hubs, torn apart by multiple blasts. [ explosion ] >> reporter: fires burned throughout the night. there were further explosions on thursday afternoon. as a pool of toxic smoke billowed across the city with local people concerned not for the first time, about the air they are now breathing. >> translator: we're very worried about what chemical is in the air. we're worried it might be toxic and could be harmful in the future. >> reporter: close to the epicenter, the scale of destruction is difficult for dazed survivors to comprehend what happened and why. >> translator: i thought it was a gas explosion. my bedroom wall was hit by a shock wave which threw me out of bed

. >>> growing anger and calls for compensation after those deadly warehouse explosions in northern chinaovernment buy back their homes saying chemicals in the air make it unsafe to live there. investigations into workplace safety and negligence at the warehouse are underway as the number of missing from the explosions climbs. cnn's will ripley live at a rail station severely damaged by those explosions and, will, behind you along those tracks you've got chemicals all over the place. some of them sizzlie ingsizzlin and popping. it looks like a very difficult situation. >> reporter: it's very terrifying for the people who live around here, christine. there are thousands of homes right there. people are supposed to be moving into these apartments under construction in two months. look at what is scattered everywhere. these are barrels obliterated by the explosions late wednesday then hurled in some cases more than a mile. we are more than a mile from the blast zone. you can see the barrel with the chemicals lying there. this is indicative of the huge scope of this environmental disaster. 27