bill wang was born in shanghai and studied here at the university. out of college. he suggested we needed a wonton. and there might be wonton stalls all over shanghai, but bill says this one, this one, is the one. so you're an english teacher? >> yes. yes. >> most of the people i meet of chinese background who speak english, their teachers were british, sometimes australian or new zealand, and they have those expressions and that accent. maybe more and more these days i guess younger generation there's more and more of that sort of tv accent. is that good or bad? >> i think it's good. you know, tv series, especially american tv series are so popular in china. >> what are the most popular american shows in china? >> right now, "house of cards." >> "house of cards"? >> yeah. so popular. >> "house of cards"? >> yes. >> that's really interesting. what do you think the appeal is here? >> you know, in the show, americans talk about presidents. >> right. >> in china there's no way you can talk about those sensitive topics. >> ah. >> so many people love that

wang. >> in northampton farm is providing tlc for people who really need it. photojournalist billwent to check it out. >> tucked away on 5 acres of lehigh valley farmland, lynn is preparing to land for a third organic farming. >> we're prepping the fields for cover cropping. some of our new crops are green beans, onions, carrots, sweet potatoes. >> reporter: organic farm is part of the st. luke's anderson camp. >> we produce 45 thousands of produce. we deliver the food to all six of the hospitals of st. luke's. >> reporter: you can call it farm hospital. >> we started with the row dale institute and the idea was to create a farm on campus that would provide food for our patients, visitors and employe employees. >> we get to be a nice bright golden color. >> each morning farmers hand pick vegetables and deliver to the hospital's cafeteria. >> food is such a big part of a lot of people's lives if you're feeling sick, what you're looking for in comfort is family friends and also food. >> reporter: the start of the row dale farm the salad bar sales increased 20 to 30%. >> i think it b

bill clinton rebuked them rejected the mcgovern i checks the jackson wing to great success for himself and became president and was reelected. that wang had been marginalized. the liberal wing of the democratic party which was the liberal white wing of the party went bernie sanders even though he is a democrat so that wang is there but they are focused on economics. there opens on the wall street argument about whether wall street has gotten away with murder and whether they should be reined in and income inequality is the key issue that needs to be dealt with. black lives matter saying no, yes income inequality is important that we need to deal with the dust of these young black people. if you go back and look at the history the vast majority going back 50 or 60 years have been injuring someone by police and in the black community have people feeling absolute frustration over not being able to do anything about it. the black lives matter movement is saying to the mainly white democratic party you cannot bypass this issue by talking about economics. they forced hillary clinton who said her first --. for it forced bernie sanders to tal