shaping up to be another bruising day. u.s. stock futures hit a six-month low this morning. wall street had its worst performance in 18 months thursday driven in part by a dramatic drop in the chinese stockmarket. a report founds china's factory activity fell at its fastest pace in more than six years. after the devaluation of the chinese currency, there is worry that the slowdown in chinese economy could cause a slowdown. thursday all indicators were down. the dow lost 358 points, the s&p fell 43 points. the nasdaq dropped 141 points. asian markets tumbled fall follow wall street's selloff. the shanghai composite lost 4%. meanwhile greece is apparently headed for another national collection. tsipras said he's stepping down and calling for early elections. he said he got the best bailout possible from the eurozone countries. coca-cola plans to start publishing information about its health and nutrition efforts. coke was criticized recently for funding a group that many felt promoted the company's message. it gave $1.5 million that helped start the group that shifted away from obesity to bad diets. and the regal movie theater chain has started checking bags to provide better security. after shootings at theaters around the country, regal says that bags and backpacks are subject to inspection before patrons enter. regallop rates more than 500 theaters around the country. anne-marie? >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. well, investigators are looking into what went wrong for three firefighters killed by flames in washington state. dozens of dangerous wildfires are burning across the west. oregon governor has invoked an emergency act to devote more resources to fighting the flames. chris martinez is in twisp, washington, where a community is now coping with the tragic loss. >> reporter: there is an aerial assault on a fast moving wildfire in the cascade mountains in washington state. it has destroyed at least 16,000 acres and killed three u.s. forest service firefighters. richard wheeler, andrew zajac and tom bre shelf ski died wednesday. they crashed their car and then wind-drifben flames rolled over them. 20-year-old bre shelf ski died protecting his community. he was supposed to start his junior college next week. >> i wish i could take the day back and not let him go to work. >> reporter: four others were injured. daniel lions has third degree bones over his entire body. >> his mom and dad are so proud of him. he adores the community. >> reporter: the deadly accident stunned the residents in the town of twisp. >> it's hard because we all know each other's kids so well. >> reporter: over that ridge where you see the big plume of smoke is where the fire is burning. firefighters say dry conditions and perfect winds is a perfect stage. >> reporter: nearly 29,000 firefighters are on the front lines of some 100 fires burning across the west. chris martinez, cbs news, twisp, washington. well, july was the earth's hottest month ever. the average temperature was nearly 62 degrees. that's about one and a half degrees above the 20th century average for july. an underground explosion knocked out power last night to much of downtown los angeles including the staples center. country star shin nia twain was performing at the venue when the lights briefly went out. firefighters believe it was caused by a nearby generator explosion. four people suffered minor injuries. and hurricane danny may have a short life in the atlantic. it reached hurricane status yesterday but it's already expected to weaken by tomorrow. eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking the storm. >> the tropical storm is in multiple locations. we'll start off with danny. it's a small compact hurricane but it's packing a punch. it's a fighter, intensifying overnight. there's a window of intensification over the next 24 hours. here's the pacific, another tropical storm here. this will strengthen and probably be tropical storm hilo. danny will weaken as it approaches the islands and heading over to the british and virgin islands. i'll going to keep a close eye on it over the next couple of days. key lo kilo will take a sweep here. very uncertain of the track of kilo. this is one to keep very close attention on. this is a track that can be very darmgs for hawaii. and in the lower 48 watching a potent system to kick off the weekend. severe weather is likely on saturday in places like the twin cities. behind it a punch of cooler air, a cooler taste for fall. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. donald trum listen speak in alabama at a pep rally tornado. jeb bush is deblding his use of the term of immigrants born in the united states. brook sil brook silva-braga is here. >> reporter: 46,000 voters turned out for the last gop presidential primary. nearly that many people are expected tonight. usually they host college football but the friday night-lights this week will shine on donald trump. >> they went to a room that held 2,000 people and heard that wasn't big enough and the convention wasn't big enough. there's going to end up being 30,000 to 40,000 people in alabama. >> reporter: he offed up his plan for deportation calling on the papers of undocumented workers and called their children anchor babies. >> we're a diverse country. that's a virtue. that's a strength of our country. >> reporter: bush has also used the term "anchor baby" in the past and defended using it. >> i don't. i don't regret, do you have a better term? if you have a better term, i'll use it. i'm serious. >> reporter: bob j jindal suggested the former secretary of state would be guilty of perjury if she hasn't turned over all her e-mails. >> i mean folks she's one e-mail away from going to jail. do you understand that? >> reporter: and when florida senator marco rubio suffered a brief outage during a campaign in michigan, he blamed clinton. >> that was the democrats. that was hillary clinton's server. >> reporter: the clinton's 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ways. of course, i was traumatized. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the two met up as part of a tradition known as senior salute where boys typically i try to meet up with female students. >> i try not to lie as much as possible. >> you try not to lie as much as possible. >> i try not to. >> but sometimes i guess you're unsuccessful. >> reporter: the trial resumes monday. the defense attorney carney says his client owen labrie will testify on wednesday and says he will show that he is innocent. anna werner, cbs news, concord, new hampshire. former reality store josh duggar called himself the biggest hypocrite ever. he apologized yesterday for his secret addiction to pornography and cheated on his wife. his name surfaced. his parents jim bob and michelle duggar say their hearts were broken. coming up on the "morning news," a president's fight. former president jimmy carter opens up about his cancer treatment. this is the "cbs morning news." . love at first taste. i would liquify it and bathe in 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nonlife-threatening injuries. an amazing discovery of a sunken treasure after the coast of florida. a salvage company found a shipwreck in about six feet of water off vero beach. it's tree mains of a 16th century ship that held gold coins. they held coins worth $4.5 million. >> we found quite a few gold coins. he was a little busy and he goes, i don't have time for this. i said, brent, i'm telling you right now, i said, we hit big. >> the ship went down in a hurricane as it was headed from cuba to spain. two men in poland claim that they have found a proported nazi train missing since 1949. the train was reportedly loaded with gold, jewels, and valuable art. it vanished in secret tunnels as the germans fled forces after world war ii. there's nothing quite as much fun as kids in the backyard pool. the kids were enjoying the pool but they were not normal kids. they were bear cubs. the mother was also cooling off. the owners were watching the bears enjoying the dip and checking out the 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reporter: the term "black lives matter" came after a series of killings of unarmed black men by police. now it's a national organization with a list of demands that include a decrease in law enforcement spending and a reinvestment into the black community most defb stated by poverty. >> it's a really beautifully diverse movement. >> reporter: labor organizer arne goggans is the chair. >> they're oh proesing black peel and they're oh proesing black people in a lot of different ways. disruption is one useful tactic to get the word out there. >> you think people need to be woken up. >> yeah. >> reporter: the tactic has had impact. bernie sanders posted a racial justice platform on his website. in new hampshire clinton challenged them. >> you can keep the movement going, which you have started, and through it you may actually change some parts, but if that's all that happens, we'll be back here in ten years having the same conversation. >> some have argued against disrupting democratic candidates who have traditionally been allies but they say they don't feel either side has done enough or supported the wholesale change they're looking for. nancy cordes, cbs news, washington. and a kickstarter program has raised enough money to conserve armstrong's suit. the national air and space museum will also build a climate control display case. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on former president carter's cancer treatment. we'll talk with dr. david agus, plus the controversy over topless women posing for photos in times square and loud restaurants. why so many places are turning up the volume. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . oh, an overnight soaking. storms are moving out of the area this morning, but can we expect the stay dry for the weekend? we have to check on the forecast coming up. >> all of the rain caused downed trees and flooding. several vehicles became stuck in high water. "eyewitness news" spoke with one man, who had to be rescued from his car. >> city officials releasing more information that will help you navigate the city during the papal visit. what you need to know to get around. good morning, friday, august 21, i'm erika von tiehl. >> tgif. i'm nicole brewer. also a check on weather and traffic. katie, meisha, a good morning. >> tgif inch died. we talked about friday all week long, i know for us yesterday, we were kind of hit or miss. wet

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