stefan kim is in china town. >>> well, they are so terrified that it could happen again, asking us not to show their face. all they could think about as they were being hit on east broadway last week with the

. >> reporter: it happened in china town. speaking to eyewitness news about those frightening moments. >> reporter: it happened so fast that he didn't have time to think. he has never been attacked like this before and he's terrified that it could happen before. he was assaulted in the middle of the street in broad daylight with dozens of people watching. a vicious assault caught on tape. watch as this 50-year-old victim lying on east broadway takes blow after blow after blow. this is exclusive video showing moments before the attack. the victim is a restaurant manager. the suspect was a customer who was sexually harassing one of his female employees. he was told to take his money and leave. then the man became aggressive, waving his fist, then pumping the wall leaving this dent. the victim too afraid to show his face. >> like i told you now that i have a chance to look back at the tape it is even scarier. >> reporter: speaking through the interpreter, he followed spotted who he thought were three cops that would help them, b

in china town, dragons are symbolic of power.o surprise the dragon was picked to represent chinese hospitals success through the years as a pillar of this community. the only san francisco supervisor born here. >> i'm proud. to me being born here and seeing a rebirth of the hospital brings a lot of joy to me. >> reporter: today this section of the hospital opened its doors not only to the community but to all of san francisco with state of the art equipment. >> it's a bay area institution joining up with hospitals like kizer and sf general. it's come a long way. >> reporter: the eight-story tower replaced the original building which came online if 1925. built out of necessity. >> if you were chinese american, you couldn't really get american help. >> the staff understands the culture like host of us grew up in this area. >> reporter: sidney lee is a respiratory therapist that worked at the hospital for 36 years. it cost $180 million to build this new facility, money that came from hospital funds, a bond and donations from the com

. >>> three teenagers are awaiting ronning and raping a woman in china town. they pleaded guilty last week. this is surveillance video released last june. they met the woman at an internet cafe and then pulled her into a nearby building where they attacked her. >>> the nypd is the subject of a wide-ranging corruption probe. the captains endowment association tells us at least 20 high ranking officers have been interviewed by federal agents. they were reportedly questioned about possible gifts by two businessmen and one detective has been disciplined in connection to this probe. >> he has been placed on modified assignment for the good of the department. that's all i'm able to say at this time. >> those businessmen said to be members of the city's orthodox jewish community. they're also big political donors to mayor de blasio. >>> police are searching for a thousands of dollars worth of items in the bronx. they believe they're looking for 26-year-old mark wiggins. among the items he allegedly stole, two tvs and a set of keys that he used to break into four apar

this is video from san francisco's china town as people tried to dodge the raindrops. and brian's been keeping an eye on the weather and it isn't over yet. >> a long thin band of moderate showers falling on the central bay and the city. brighter colors show the stronger cells. that's why the heaviest rain is falling right now. to the south, not much rain is falling at the moment. but look where it's all coming from. it's all streaming from the west toward the shore. in the meantime, gray skies are hanging over the bay area in san jose which will begin to increase its rain falling in the next couple of hours. we'll detail what should be a wet sunday in a few minutes. >>> this weekend's weather is doing damage of all kinds of slick roads caused accidents on all highways. even flipping this vehicle on to its side. this car in mill valley got banged up when an oak tree came crashing down. pg&e came down to fix power lines. the home's deck will need repairs. >> >>> no surprise when the president said what am i going to do today, golf, he did it in the rain. the secret servi

this is the kind of medicine chops you see in china towns around the world. >> we have to have exoticbs. this is the gheko. >> what is this used for? >> it is used as a tonic and it is used a lot for asthma. >> reporter: she told me that rhino horn was used 2000 years ago for diseases like epilepsy and menninggitis. >> there's no evidence at all that it could do something for cancer. hang overs, especially. i don't even know why someone would try to use it for that. phenomenon. >> right. i guess people just want to believe what they want to believe, but there's plenty of other cures for hang over that don't involve killing such a magnificent animal. >> reporter: what about the company alternative? >> we don't sell it, and we wouldn't want to sell is real or synthetic. why not? >> it encourages people to look for the real such because people will think it doesn't work the same as the real thing >> reporter: what if the synthetic could pass as the real thing? that is what the company is driving on to drive the prices down >> i think it is dangerous and i ken courage them-- encourage the

this is video from san francisco's china town as people tried to dodge the raindrops.an's been keeping an

live outside of china town metro station. i'm erika gonzalez. back to you. >>> by next month, met thrro th have a new executive to over see safety, patrick lavin. metro said he has 30 years of experience in rail operation and maintenance. >>> today, a mother accused of stabbing her 3-month-old daughter heads to court. police say leah arrington stabbed the baby in the lower wouldn't stop crying. arrington called the baby's father art stabbing and he immediately called 9/11. >>> the body of jose fetterman perez was discovered in november in beverly park. 17 year membrano has been decided for first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. a 16-year-old girl has pleaded guilty in this case. a third suspect and adult is scheduled to plead guilty in june. >>> now for the latest in the operating to keep two prince george's county schools open. closing skyline elementary and forestville high school. the schools will close at the end of the school year. the appeal alleges the school violated public law. responding to the appeal the school district

we go down memory lane and joins us live from china town. >> reporter: definitely this was a place to be today in chinatown. they were offering tours. i think former san francisco mayor willy brown said it best when he said this is really a hospital for the community by the community. in chinatown dangerons are symbolic of power. no surprise that it was picked to represent the china's hospital's success. this is the only san francisco supervisor born here. >> i'm really proud. to me being born here and seeing a rebirth of the hospital brings a lot of joy to me. >> reporter: today this section of the hospital opened its doors not only to the community, but to all of san francisco with state-of-the-art equipment. >> it's becoming a great institution. it's come a long way. >> reporter: the eight-story to tower replaced the original building which came online in 1925 built out of the necessity. >> if you were chinese-american you couldn't get help anywhere else. >> the staff speaks and understands the culture like most of us grew up in this area. >> reporter: this woman is a respiratory t

track down this man seen here considered a person of interest in a burglary and sexual assault in china town. the victim, 74 years old. police say the attack happened sunday afternoon when the suspect broke into the victim's apartment. >>> a high school coach has been fired in the south bay. she is accused of molesting a 15-year-old boy. the school has taken swift action. what about the police? cheryl hurd is at headquarters with the latest details. >> reporter: school district spokesperson tells me this story is not pleasant but they have to talk about it. even though it is an allegation they acted quickly and aggressively. we. >> we received information of inappropriate behavior and contacted the san jose police department immediately. >> reporter: that investigation led san jose police to 21-year-old nguyen arrested on charges of annoying or molesting a child under 18. >> she was the assistant badminton coach. she began in the beginning of february. >> reporter: police aren't say how long she engaged in a relationship with the 15-year-old male student. one parent is in shock over the alle

. >>> the exclaves tonight, the china town restaurant owner seen viciously beaten on broad daylight speaks only to eyewitness news. the man who does not want to be identified, he was pummeled by a customer. he asked to leave because he says that the man was sexually harassing a worker as they said they took that fight outside officers, but he told our stefan kim through a translator that he didn't realize that they were traffic cops. >> i was expecting the three uniformed officers to protect me and pull the guy away, but that didn't happen. >> reporter: that suspect gomez was arrested at the scene. >>> now to 2016 and a wild scene on the republican gathering today in northern california. protesters managing to breakthrough a police line there, blocking donald trump from either going into the front door as he will be taking a secure route to get inside that hotel across the grass as you can see and then enter that back door. in true fashion, he told the crowd that he felt like someone was trying to get through illegally. >> reporter: there were helicopters following you as we went through t

stefan kim is in china town. >>> well, they are so terrified that it could happen again, asking us not to show their face. all they could think about as they were being hit on east broadway last week with the the vicious attack caught on tape. >> an endless barrage of the blows to the head, the never- ending hail of punches and kicks, the violent attack recorded on the cell phone and caught on security camera. the exclusive footage obtained by eyewitness news. helplessly lying on their back on east broadway being beaten to a pulse. >> the victim is too afraid to show his face. >> and i told you, you know, that i don't have a chance to look back on their tape that it is even scarier. >> this is an exclusive video from inside that restaurant showing the moments before the attack. the victim says that the suspect was sexually harassing one of their employee employees and was told to leave, but he did not go quietly. threatening employees at first and then punching the wall leaving this dent. speaking through an interpreter, the victim says he followed that man outside. and because he spot

. >>> dragon dancers were out in china town for the new ribbon cutting of the chinese hospital. unlike the old building patients will have private rooms with electronic wellness boards in english and chinese. >>> a group of san francisco kids tonight and there to kick off a fitness challenge. >> it's never a bad thing to get outside and get more exercise. >> the school kids taking part will keep a journal of the physical activity and duffy is going to come back in six weeks to hand out prizes. >> well, still to come, in our next half hour, complaints about broken fire hydrants that went ignored until disaster hit. who is responsible for fixing sheared hydrants that could have saved a burning home? >>> pros and cons of a $15 minimum wage and the latest city looking to adopt it sooner, rather than later. >> honoring champions of the en >>> if you look there is a hole on the bottom. there is no way there is water like the fire department told me. >>> residents say complaints about broken hire drants went ignored until disaster struck one neighborhood. a weekend fire destroyed a hom

. >>> dragon dancers were out in china town for the new ribbon cutting of the chinese hospital.e the old building patients will have private rooms with electronic wellness boards in english and chinese. >>> a group of san francisco kids got a chance to play tonight and there to kick off a fitness challenge. >> it's never a bad thing to get outside and get more exercise. >> the school kids taking part will keep a journal of the physical activity and duffy is going to come back in six weeks to hand out prizes. >> well, still to come, in our next half hour, complaints about broken fire hydrants that went ignored until disaster hit. who is responsible for fixing sheared hydrants that could have saved a burning home? >>> pros and cons of a $15 minimum wage and the latest city looking to adopt it sooner, rather than later. >> honoring champions of the environm >>> if you look there is a hole on the bottom. there is no way there is water like the fire department told me. >>> residents say complaints about broken hire drants went ignored until disaster struck one neighborhood. a weekend

we're in china town where the ceo of the new hospital gave us a tour of the facility.t's a big upgrade from the old hospital. patients will have their own room, a new mri machine and a meditation room. there are a lot of pictures from the original 1925 hospital to remind people why the hospital is needed. >> a lot of the chinese could not go into the mainstream hospitals. they had to create their own hospital in order to get care. we're trying to make it better so they get the care that they need. >> each patient room will have electronic boards in english and chinese. they'll tell patients who their nurses are, what medications they need to take and include a rundown of their meals. the hospital opens in june. >>> much more ahead on the abc7 morning news. >>> a second earthquake rocks japan. search crews are looking for survivors. >>> plus a historic move for women in the >>> thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm chris win. lisa is tracking the weather can't where you live. >> the winds have really settled down. it's nice at the beach in santa cruz. temper

we were in china town where the ceo of chinese hospital gave a new tour of the facility big upgrade fromold hospital. patients will have their own room for one and pri machine and meditation room. also a lot of pictures from the original 1925 hospital to remember why it was needed. >> a lot of the chinese could not go into the main stream hospital. they had to create their own hospital in order to get care and we are trying to make it better to get the care they need. >> each room for patients will have these electronic boards in english and chinese. tell patients who the nurses are. what medication they need and run did you know of the meals. chinese hospital opens in june. >> this is the final weekend of skiing for several resorts including boreal, kirk wooding north star and sierra at tahoe. heavenly will close next weekend. squaw and alpine will try to stay open through may. we'll see but at the very least they had a good better ski season this year because of fair amount of snow up there but drew is here. >> getting ready for the wean. p there get really warm 50's and 60's. rollly w

coming back, two like let's go to china town, find those things we eat for breakfast every day. >> porkthe fire. >> this chop stick is thin, not thick and fat. >> i thought you weren't supposed to do that? >> peter, you're supposed to help me. >> so happy. >> parts unknown, chicago, airs sunday at 9:00. thanks for joining us. ac 360 with john berman starts next. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson. one hour from now, you'll get to know anderson in a way you have not before. he and his mother, gloria vanderbilt are featured in a fascinating new documentary, conversation between mother and son about their lives and losses, called "nothing left unsaid." it airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. we will have a preview later in this program. >>> but we begin in california where there was another clear sign today of the passion that donald trump's political

china -- >> you're finnish. you're from finland? >> yes. >> reporter: and get home sick for your home town. you can probably find it somewhere over here. for "nightline" i'm bob woodruff in paris. i mean hang zho, china. >> our thanks to bob woodruff. and you can take a virtual reality tour of this city on your own by visiting abcnews.com/vr. up next here, the young woman fresh out of dental surgery convinced by her two older brothers that the zombie apocalypse has arrived. the nissan roguewith intuitive all-wheel drive. take on the unexpected. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. red lobster's lobsterfest is a party... ...on every plate - and we're about to keep it going. yeah, you've got two more weeks to try the largest variety of lobster dishes of the year... ...like lobster lover's dream... and new dueling lobster tails. this party can't last so hurry in. i'm billy, and i q

. >> our bob woodruff taking us on a colorful journey of copycat towns springing up all over china. even a wild, wild west. but where is everybody? >>> plus, the apocalyptic prank two brothers pull on the little sister. >> zombie? procedure. taking zombie prep and hysteria to a whole new level. but first the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good watt tonight on you can do to protect your moy. pice believely steal your card details when you think you're just making a purchase. you'll have no idea you've just been skimmed. robert siciliano is a cybercrime expert. >> unfortunately, when it comes to stealing credit card information, it's as easy as swiping your card in any skimming device. >> reporter: now watch this. a hidden camera inside a pump in arizona. those fingers an alleged thiefr there anymore. i know why. because i have skimmers. a $16 billion a year rd fraud problem in the u.s. alone. skimmers every day, every hour stealing your digits. >> they can use those 16 digits over the phone to place a phone order. they can use them online to plug it into a websit

china's problem is a global problem. it is the iron or capital of the region. most of the town's residents work in the mining industry. 10 years ago iron was still in demand. the companies flourished and so did the town. then demand for the raw material dropped. work slowed. she grew up there and her family has long worked in mining. she remembers many good times. she spends a lot of time out in the community >> it is been the hardest hit of all the commodities. more than 6000 declines. >> job losses of the big fear here. iron ore is planning to cut thousands of jobs. some 32,000 jobs in south africa are said to be under threat. the big problem is the industry's dependence on china. more than half of the material mind here went to china. demand has now dropped. >> this whole town was built upon the iron ore mines. >> nearly everyone is affected. shops have to close for lack of customers. prices for real estate have nosedived. >> you can see another for sale sign. he came to me with tears in his eyes. he just bought a house and the value is dropped dramatically. he is not going to

i work in china town for years and i work in the mission. everyday when i commute to work, it's heart breaking to see so many fellow human beings living under the 101 freeway by caesar chavez. the city is not doing its work to help our fellow human beings. i really want to see the navigation move forward. >> i work for the homeless youth alliance. we lost our lease in 2013. since then, we have been unable to find another one and relocated all of our services outdoors and in the after math, ashbury has the most pathetic ratio of homeless people to indoor services. they are at risk of dying and are dying in golden gate park and in the streets. it's just uncontentiousable. one thing i want to mention, my boss mary touched on this. while we were out in the rain providing medical care, therapy is a -- our staff provided for kids drenched. they had no -- they had to go back in the park and sleep outdoors in wet clothes. this is a state of emergency. one final thing i want to mention, supervisor campos, you mentioned there's several buildings that

. >> i have a group in town down and china town and the north tunnel. [inaudible] the graffiti we abate everything is coming up to the areas now. >> i'm willing to take it on. i think -- >> you are telling me you are ready for this? >> i think so. >> okay. >> there you go. >> all right. >> all right. >> ready to do it. let's go. >> want to get the gray signses this over here and the garbage can and normally we don't do private property since it's on the corridor route you can come with me we will use black. >> we had a lot of changes in the graffiti unit. we do private property if someone moved we remove it and send it to the attorney's office and they take appropriate action. >> damage their property there. it's important to write the color in case they want to say what part of our house you abated the graffiti on. >> using your safety glasses the gloves. >> you got it. >> you know some places we gashi, people appreciate that. you know, a lot of timeses they say, thank you. >> the time where it's visible. a lot of people put it on the ground. >> i like

china. mo than ha of the material nd here nt to cha. dema has nowropped. >> this whole town was built upon the iron ore mines. >>early evyone is fected. shops ha to closfor lackf custers. prices for real estate have noseved. >> you can see another for sale sign. he came to me with tears in his eyes. he just bought a house and the value is dropped dramatically. he is not going to be a reseller property. the story is the same all over the town. and in other mining towns in south africa. companies that only benefited indirectly from the mining wealth such as the construction industry are also packing up and leaving. allen: it is a microcosm of what is happening to commodity-based economies around the world. it is a bad situatn where the good times the economy grows and people are employed but during the downturn people are leaving. the jobs are being cut. a lot disappotment. zaia and aola are the sa situati. >> we attended a trade union meeting. everyone here is worried about their job. the meeting is emotionally charged. the responses vary from anger to despair. >> we are left

they have agreed to wait and see if he delivers >>> china international boat show attracts big spenders from around the globe. the corruption crack town a slowing economy have prompted yacht maker to change their sales pitches. >> reporter: the china shanghai international boat show billed as the largest of its kind in asia, the number of exhibitors here have fallen. there are two ropes for this. the chinese government's corruption crackdown has led the ultra rich to avoid spending on luxury items so they don't come under scrutiny. the slowing economy has made things worse. yacht makers have shifted their strategy and are eyeing a new segment of customers >> today we are centred and focused on taking people on the sea, organising regattas, especially for sailing, getting people to go out, sail compete and have one, and then we with grow a small community and develop that leisure >> reporter: in line with the shift in buyers is a shift in product. this is what yacht makers are focusing on. smaller boats aimed at people who love sailing. this one goes for $200,000 and is what its manufacturer consider an empty level product. the market

town of hempstead. >>> the fright for a young boy in china. what happened after he was sucked into the air by a dust devil. >>> he had the choice to be wherever he wanted to be. you know? that's what's so good about him was he came back here and settled here. why do we scream at each other >>> we have new information on the accident that happened during the evening rush in new jersey. police say the woman who ran her car into the back of this tractor-trailer is badly injured. this happened on willow avenue and 19th street. the car was wedged underneath the truck after impact. it took crews about 30 minutes to get her out of there. we know the victim fractured both of her legs. police believe speed may be to blame for the accident. >>> a postal worker is claiming he was beaten by the nypd has hit the department with a $100 million lawsuit. he says six months ago he was attached ed ed by officers. this week the d.a. indicted two detectives for assaulting baker. just being -- feeling like i was about to take my last breath. >> baker's attorney sa

look, temps town, jackson hole, for ens ya village, replicas of foreign landmarks, entire towns have popped up in chinaecades. the government apparently wants this to stop. according to china's official news agency, the country's civil affairs minister recently declared that bizarre foreign names should be reconsidered. and thus, china will clamp down on foreign names and roads, buildings, residential compounds, and even bridges. earlier this year, chinese officials also banned bizarre architecture, saying buildings that were, quote, oversized zone oh, centric, weird, would not be approved, as the "new york times" has pointed out. china mass restrict foreign influences by banning names, only time will tell whether or not these directives will have a lasting impact. what happens, for example, if a great deal maker comes to china and asks to slap a well known brand name often used around the world, would the chinese approve of a trump any -- city? the correct answer to our gps challenge question was c. 6.6% of the icelandic people came out to protest their prime minister after the panama papers were rele

. >> our bob woodruff taking us on a colorful journey of copycat towns springing up all over china.

guess's people's passwords, no support from russia, china, iran, north korea, did all this on his own sitting in an insignificant little towny like that can hack in and find out about this, you can only guess what russia's or china's possibilities can bring. lou: her private server and her private e-mails and public business were all hacked and compromised as a result. now when you talk about this fellow, who, for one thing iexpect to see him without shoes walking through a little village in romania, and sort of holding his cap wondering what the world is all about? color me cynical, but my feeling is irrespective of whether he is that bucolic image in reality or whether he is an agent of one of the powers you mentioned, seems to meet fbi, the united states intelligence community should embrace him. put him in a comfortable little suite somewhere and say work away for the rest of your life for the united states of america. >> yeah, he may have more of a future here than he did in a jail in romania, but it's significant that the fbi and other security services from the united states questioned him in romania before he arrive

town hall. they say the new leader of china, the strongest since mao. and the leader of north korea is a nut, but he's completely in control. the more they show the antagonistic nature to america there is something deeper going on. >> it many the overall weakness of the united states. it's being said there is opportunity and chaos. as this administration has walked away from allies and encouraged. putin is seizing on opportunities as is north korea. they are about to test a ballistic missile that could reach guam. and china, they are out dredging up sand, dumping it on coral reefs and laying down asphalt runways. and one of the coral reefs is 140 miles away from the capital of the philippines. they are on the march and we are just sitting there self-absorbed in our own election process. charles: i recall a high-ranking member of the philippine government asking japan to rearm themselves. before i let you gentlemen go, the public thinks hillary clinton according to the polls, will be the better commander-in-chief. do you agree, general scales? >> i don't

meanwhile, aftershocks are rocking coastal towns and aid workers say mosquito-borne illnesses could spread through camps. >>> overseas in chinaore than 600 firefighters were needed to get control of this fire at a chemical storage facility. the blaze began in a pipeline yesterday morning. it burned all day long. there were reports of an explosion at the facility that stores dangerous chemicals and fuel. fortunately and miraculously, nobody was hurt. >>> state side, dozens of kmart and sears stores are closing across the country including a few in our area. the kmart on frankfurt avenue in philly could close in late july. the retail officials say look for sales starting in may. they stay workers might have a chance to apply for jobs at other area stores. >>> don't look for the special surprise the next time you open a box of cracker jack's. the brand is ending its 125-year tradition of including a toy prize inside. but they're doing something else. the company is replacing the toy with stickers containing digital codes. those codes will lead you to baseball-inspired games you can play on your phone or on your laptop. >>> talki

this includes the first cheesecake factory in china, which is scheduled to open mid year in disney town, part of the shanghai disney resort. keep in mind, shares every up about 12% year-to-date, but falling after reporting earnings after hours. >> thank you very much, seema mody. of course, we had disappointments from buffalo wild wings, from chipotle. guy, i go to you. i know you've gone to a cheesecake factory. >> you know, because you went with me. >> absolutely. >> it was nice. listen, i've got to tell you. i don't think cheesecake factory at 17 times forward earnings is crazy expensive. what concerns me is they failed a 54 a couple times. i think it trades down to 47.5, 48. i think you buy it. short interest in 11% will grow. the shorts will be forced to cover. >> what's your pick in this restaurant space? mcdonald's? >> one that just got beat up the other way, buffalo wild wings. they had a very difficult quarter. didn't come in for them very well. i think down at this level -- >> you're a buyer on that. we have all been to buffalo wild wings together, in fact. >> yeah. they don't

china? and now lives in russia? you can't fix this problem by becoming a whistle-blower or going to the authorities inside america exposing what's going on? no, you have to skip towneverything. and then you've got to go to russia, give them everything, and you call yourself a hero? get out of here. >> well, he's certainly not going to go to brought britain where they rip you off the floor if you say something they don't want to hear. stuart: you're digressing, and you know where i'm coming from. he broke the oath and the man is a traitor. >> he had two oaths, and they conflicted. one was to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution, the same oath i took when i became a judge. the other was to not break secrets. equity do both. violating the constitution. stuart: i'm having a hard time smiling this morning, judge, when you come on like this. but nonetheless we accept your presentation. we accept you being on the show, and we may see you on monday. [laughter] >> i love you, stuart,. stuart: good luck tonight on special report. we'll be watching. >> thank you. all the best. stuart: sure thing. donald trump sounding -- sounding more presidential during his major

and these towns up state have been wiped out by trade with china, trade with other countries, the manufacturing depleted. there have been efforts over the years oth s over and over to tr rebuild some kind of manufacturing base for a high-tech or for bio tech, but it hasn't quite happened yet. so there's still a lot of anger and depression up there about that. >> it is going to be also very interesting as our vaughn hilliard pointed out at the top of the hour, we saw that protester who was greeting ted cruz there in the bronx. it's going to be interesting to see how the candidates, the campaigns on both sides, how they deal with retail politics in and around new york city over the next two weeks. >> yeah. we'll see if bernie sanders can learn how to use a subway or metro card. he thought we were still on tokens. i have no idea what the bus fare is in burlington, vermont. >> point well made. nick, thanks again, bud. >> see you soon. >>> up next, the big take aways from wisconsin. but first, florida governor rick scott, he got an absolute earful when he walked into a starbucks in gainesville tuesd

town, no way. thank you so much. jon: there is new evidence of china raising the stakes in the south china sea. fox news has learned china is sending fighter jets to us of disputed island that it built and is surveying a shoal near the philippines for possible military used according to the pentagon. this as the secretary of defense visits the region. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. jennifer?reporter: new satellite imagery from image sat international provided to fox news shows new fighter jets already deployed to a contested island in the south china sea, raising eyebrows at the pentagon. the addition of chinese j 11 fighter jets is expected to escalate tensions in the region before defense secretary carter visits the philippines where china's continued landgrab in the south china sea is expected to be a point of discussion. the satellite photos taken days ago on april 7 and authenticated by us defense officials chose to chinese fighter jets on woody island, the largest of the parasol chain of islands in the south china sea. contested by taiwan and

china or mexico. >> meantime sanders and clinton will be philadelphia tonight to take part in a town hall event for msnbc. the candidates take questions from voters at the national constitution center. nbc 10 is there now to talk with the candidates. we'll bring you more from the event at 11:00. >> with the voters headed to the polls in less than 14 ours, crews are getting polling sites ready. nbc 10 was there as they were loading up for different locations. to find your polling place or report any voting problem, go to the nbc10 app and look for decision 2016. >>> something else you need to keep in mind for primary day, your first alert neighborhood weather. the nbc 10 radar shows rain headed our way. >> an update on track and timing which is crucial from our first alert meteorologist. >> guys, we have rain in the forecast just in time for your tuesday election day, so if you are headed out to vote and you're going to the polls, make sure you have the umbrella with you. not tonight, though. at least not early tonight. the radar is nis and clear at the moment, no rain in the immediate future, and i

town. >> the welcomeers were building a hotel were asleep when the mudslide truck. >> we were stunned when we saw incredible video from china look. >> treat weather event that who is scared me...did you see that? it is a person. a dust devil that slammed for an elementary school in the middle of a included school yard and it tears through the students throw debris and, also, picking up a by as you can see high into the air, the students did survive and the witness said that a huge whirl wind was form asked she tried to catch the boy. it did not. it only lasted two or three seconds and the students fell to the ground. just incredible. >> reached 100' at one time and they have head injuries but expected to survive. >> health news, when you travel do you have a testify time falling asleep on the first night? do not blame the sheets, the lack of sleep may have something to do with our britain trying to catch up with the new environment. half of brain will remain alert when you sleep in a new place. on the first night. this could help, bring your own pillow to remind you of home. the study is published in the latest "occur. biol

it chinese town is not developed as it should be in creatively and original thinking, then -- emily: i was speaking to peter thiel who told me that he went to chinaght a class in china, he said the one thing that surprised him most was how ferociously competitive chinese students are. it actually scared him. do you think that china has the power to surprise silicon valley when it comes to innovation and building great companies? >> i think all the crazy innovators in the world eventually find themselves in silicon valley. there is so much brain power in general that is underutilized. it is such a new country going from the 60's and 70's to today. you can really unfold yourself, get good income and a growing middle class. i think there will be amazing people in china as well. we need to find them and train them. emily: you do work with google and facebook. facebook is blocked in china. google left the company. my the chinese government have a problem with that? we have material that is exclusively focused on getting tech skills. we don't take commentary on political history and so on. for us, it is something that is good for people. emily: they he

town under the soviet era. and i'll be walking due east from here as the sun rises towards china. >> sreenivasan: how long to geton as this coming winter but more likely spring time. it's about 3,000 km away. >> sreenivasan: and these 3,000 kilometers are different geographically and topographically than what you've already covered, right? >> yeah, they are. they're very different. as you recall, the last time i reported in, i was in the caucasus, which is a very, relatively heavy populated corner of the world, very rugged, mountainous-- also a crossroads of the world. lots of different cultures, languages, ancient migration, ancient invasion. what i have before me now is a pretty arid plain, a high plateau of dry, brittle grasses with very little water. so it's going to be more like an expedition this time, rather than walking from farm to farm i'm going to actually have to camp out and look for water and go into survival mode on this stretch. >> sreenivasan: so how do you ensure you have enough food and water? >> i just last weekend purchased a cargo horse, a kazakh horse. these are very sturdy little ponies.