You are watching Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im john than betz. Chinese officials are now saying they have detected poisonous and harmful chemicals in the air where a warehouse exploded late last night, so big it could be seen from space. The building stored chemicals and gases. At least 50 people are dead, 12 firemen. Another 36 firefighters are still missing. Adrian brown talked to some survivors. Reporter the heart of one of chinas most important economic hubs, torn apart by multiple blasts. 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 were very worried, very worried about what chemical is in the air. Were worried it might be toxic and could be harmful in the future. Reporter close to the epicenter of the explosions, the scale of the destruction is difficult for dazed surviv
Air. Plus jimmy carters fight. The new diagnosis as he announces his cancer has spread. This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im tony harris. Colorado, new mexico, and utah are promising to get compensation for businesses and residents hurt by a toxic mine spill. Thats the promise from the epa. The states along with the Navajo Nation have all declared states of emergency. Right now the epa is holding a news conference, along with local navajo leaders. Lets listen in. In those areas water has actually returned back to preincident conditions. So it a significant step forward. Now that is that is a result we have shared with local communities and with states. It gives us the sense that we are on a different trajectory than we were before, but clearly we need to continue to work not just shortterm to look at every segment of the river moving forward to see what we need to do to help work with local communities about return of normal usage of these water resources. But we have
George w. Bush. A big difference between terrorists and teenage daughters is that on occasion you can successfully negotiate with terrorists. So i wish my daughters listened to me a little bit more. Congressman John Radcliff from texas, 4th congressional district, we appreciate your time. You bet. Thank you. Tonight on cspan3, American History tv in primetime with archival footage from reel america series. Up next, News Coverage of the 1965 watts riots in los angeles. Then a series of government films produced in 1971 that documents a program to improve Community Police relations in the nations capital. Thats followed by footage examining the history of Police Brutality in oakland, california. Later, a 1960 film sponsored by Louisiana Association for Mental Health depicting how Police Officer should respond in situations involving the mentally ill. Each week American History tvs reel america gives you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. Cbs reports watts riot o
Transfer as an opportunity to deep end security and Counter Terrorism and cooperations of the United States. We welcome that and we look to facilitate that interest word exists. Had the administration provided military training in exchange of taking in detainees and so to what extent and to which government. Not to my knowledge, paul. Maam, thats somethin something thats something we have to talk about in a closed session. Like night vision goggles or Something Like that. Again, the negotiation of security of assurances is detailed and complex and to discuss any specifics, i have to talk to you about that in closed sessions. We are happy to do so. Have the administration provided intelligent equipment or training or intelligent sharing to any government in exchange for accepting a detainee and if so to what extent and to what government . We have to talk about intelligent matter and closed session. The absence of any of these agreements would need to be discussed in a classified settin
Find out where the candidates stand on the major issues and the next problem the governor will address first tonight on governors debate 2015; the runoff. Good evening, i am beth courtney. Thank you for joining us. We have a 40 year tradition of contributing to the democratic process and we continue that through the debate and other public forums. We welcome the entire audience this evening. Thank you. I am berry erwin, president of the council for better louisiana and thank you for joining us. Our debate features candidates in the runoff for louisiana governor. First state representative John Bel Edwards and state senator david vitter. Thank you for joining us. Kelly spires is one of the questioners and jeremy is here from editor and publish of lawpolitics. Com. Tonight we will dive into issues and topics of great importance to the citizens of louisiana. A drawing was held earlier to determine the order of questions and closing statements. The format is to encourage a dialogue between