as you can see the building that collapsed, the earthquake that shook the taiwanese city, it's the worst hit city by far. more than 170 people have been rescued alive from the 17 storey building which collapsed when the quake struck >>> still ahead - rising tensions with china sees more u.s. forces arriving in the philippines. are they welcome. plus... ..i'm jonah hull in hungary, one of a number of countries in which right wing governments are testing the bonds of the european union >>> and in sport. details of a dramatic finish at golf's dubai desert classic. >>>haiti's president michel martelly made a farewell speech in parliament, after making way for an interim government after weeks of protest. the five year term ends on sunday. a run-off vote to replace him has been postponed twice and rescheduled for april. we are joined from haiti's capital. i know that you were at one of those protests a little earlier, tell us what you heard and saw there. >> weir at a gathering -- we were at a gathering point. there was supposed to be a big carnival that was concerned. members of the oppositi

reporter: as another night fell on a taiwanese city, the search for survivors continued.amid the grim work, a moment of joy on monday. an eight-year-old girl pulled from the rubble. >> the child we saved had been trapped for 72 hours. when we say to her, we found her body was in normal condition -- when we saved her, we found her body was normal condition. we will do whatever we can to help. if you say how much time, that depends. as long as we see signs of life, we will continue to work and have hope. we will try to save them. reporter: the moment of relief as the taiwanese rescue team pulled the girl free, alive. later, her aunt was also rescued. heavy machinery is being used to move the large pieces of rubble. but it is delicate work for fear parts of the trouble building moving, crushing anyone who might still be alive beneath. >> after our excavators began work at the scene, they will be able to open a new tunnel. if there is a chance, our rescue team will be able to enter. at this time, our excavators must stop. reporter: is a race against time. experience has shown

it happened in the south taiwanese city of tainan. the earthquake struck saturday at 4:00 a.m. their time. at least three people were killed. -- at least 5 people were killed. more than 150 have been hospitalized. over 200 people were rescued from a high-rise that collapsed. several other buildings also collapsed or were partially damaged. michael: that is new york city this morning. terrifying moments captured by that lens. right now investigators trying to figure out what caused that tower crane to come crashing down. it have been in the middle of rush hour. one person was killed while walking on the sidewalk below. 3 others are hurt tonight. the crane was being secured at the time because of high winds. john: live shot looking down clemson boulevard on this friday night. current amateur 37 degrees with mostly clear skies. michael: major lane closures along i-85 and i 385. working on chrome drive near the harley-davidson dealership. they will also be on roper mountain road where it passes i-85. local businesses are looking forward to the end result. >> it is a frustration poi

trapped- 200 estimation in building at time of the collapse. 4 am their time -taiwanese news website : two buildings toppled in city of tainan. -u.s. geological survey: struck about 6 miles underground. -unknown how many people were in the buildings, if there were any casualties, and other areas of the city were still being canvassed for possible damage. one year ago -- a university community was took the life of a beloved professor. sled agents say an ex- wife shot and killed u-s-c professor dr. raja fayad before taking her own life -- all of this happened inside the public health research center on assembly street. one year later, our chad mills interviewed a student who had a lot to say about his late mentor. he tells me dr. fayad was grooming him to be his p-h-d student. at the time, he was a masters-level student who helped fayad do some very important research in the lab. the student i talked to, alex sougiannis, was also the person who called 9- 1-1 after making a horrific discovery. of course, a swarm of sirens, and dozens of police in bulletproof vests descended upon the research center that february after

it struck the second largest city of the island. the taiwanese community is at this point hoping for the best. >> they are. people here are talking about the earthquake. many of them are from taiwan and tonight they're concerned about loved ones. rescue crews desperately search for trapped people. >> she said the earthquake came at a bad time. >> people still asleep. >> this building was probably filled with families, probably with company visiting for chinese new year. >> many victims are still unaccounted for. >> our hearts are with them. >> at the taiwan embassy, the consul general said many people want to help. >> a lot of the people in the community, they are concerned. >> reporter: the taiwan earthquake comes as california state laersd announce legislation to start funding a statewide early warning symptom. devastating images from taiwan make it clear seconds count. >> a south bay substitute teacher is fired for alleged live watching porn in class. it happened at john mere middle school earlier this creek. the district has a zero tolerance

at an international exhibition held in the city, one event attracted a lot of attention. taiwaneseelopers gathered to host one of the largest real estate exhibitions they've ever held in hong kong. the 20 companies sell condos and second homes to hong kong citizens. seminars migrating to taiwan are also held. >> the popularity of taiwan as a new home has been soaring. the number of approved residency applications has more than tripled between 2011 and 2014. but why now? >> surging real estate prices have become a serious social problem in hong kong recently. add that a real estate agency in hong kong show that even a used apartment measuring 60 square meters is priced at about $860,000 u.s. investment money mainly from china is driving up real estate prices in hong kong. >> the residents of hong kong, real estate prices in taiwan are very appealing. in taiwan, a 76 square meter apartment is sold at about $150,000. the exhibition is full of people in their 30s and 40s. why would people, in the height of their career, change jobs and uproot themselves from familiar environments? some

many have already visited the big cities, so now they are looking further afield. nhk world explains. >> reporter: these taiwanesests are climbing the steps to a shrine in western japan. they're on vacation for the lunar new year. >> translator: i wish for the safety and happiness of my family. >> reporter: they also learned how to make the famous udon noodle at a noodle shop and taste it on the spot. >> translator: it's delicious. i'm so happy that i can hand-knead noodles. it feels much more like traditional japan in the countryside. >> translator: the countryside is attractive to our generation. >> reporter: chinese and taiwanese tourists are exploring all over the country. but not all of the countryside seems ready for the huge influx. ♪ >> hokkaido, very good. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the lunar new year coincides with sapporo's snow festival. but at the city's main airport passport control is packed with travellers. the lines snake into other hallways and in some cases, it takes almost two hours to pass immigration. and there's another problem. all of sapporo's hotels are already full. but that's prompting

. >>> taiwanese authorities are confronting a new problem caused by the earthquake in the southern city. they're dealing with sinking buildings caused by liquefying soil. the earthquake on february 6th killed 116 people, including more than 30 children. local media report that in one coastal area, structures sank about one meter. many houses have had their first floor buried. >> translator: i've never seen this before. it's scary. >> translator: experts say the damage is so bad that the buildings are beyond repair. >> the premier has ordered officials to survey the damage. he plans to have them publish a list of other areas that could face the same problem. >>> the philippines have decided to auction off the jury of one of its most infamous women. imelda marcos, now an elected member of the philippine congress. her treasure trove is estimated to be worth at least $21 million. officials tasked with recovering the couple's ill-gotten wealth say they hope to have the gem on the auction block before june. imelda marcos was known for a lavish lifestyle and for her extensive designer shoe col

city on the southwestern coast. as of this morning, we know 40 died, almost all of them when a 17 story building collapsed. the taiwanese government says it will investigate whether that building was properly constructed. >>> in prince george's county, horrifying allegations of child porning oography reported at a elementary school. there are ten victims and they are looking for more. dionte careaway is charged and is a volunteer aide. he also worked with a community choir that was involved in activities at the aquatic center across the street. court documents say he recorded some of the videos during school hours this restrooms. >> people always say i can't believe something like this happened in my neighborhood, but they always happen, it's always somebody who you would not expect to be. >> the case was discovered last thursday when the uncle of a 9-year-old saw a picture on his nephew's phone and that was shared on an app called kik. we have a parent's guide to kik and over anonymous apps that users can upload pictures and images an mondonymously in our right now. >>> today we will find out how d.c. mayor muriel bows

city, robert lowe, ktiv news 4. >> looking back on gateway's legacy, waitt said the combination of relelating gateway to san diego, coupled with a number of bad hires, was "fatal." in 2007, a taiwanese software company bought gateway for $710 million dollars. the 10-day entrepalooza continues today at briar cliff. still ahead this afternoon... a look back at music's biggest night. kendrick lamar... taylor swift... lionel richie... a grammy recap, next on news one very familiar face was a grammy awards... but otherwise, the recording academy largely spread the wealth with its honors. several major stars won for the first time. nbc's mama barger has a wrap u u << "are we ouhe woods?" taylor swift got the grammys started nats "taylor swift!" and then added to her collectiti ----- three awards...inclu ding album of the year for "1989". "i want to thank the fans for the last ten years." fans of rapper kendrick lamar got to celebrate nats "we gonna be alright" s show stopping performance.... and 5 grammys...incl uding best rap album for "to pimp butterfly". nats "is for snoop dog, doggy style, and this for nas. we will live forever, believe that." nats "let's'so, let's do it!" honors for

city of tainan on saturday. about 60 people are believed to be trapped in the rubble. rescuers are using heavy construction equipment in a race against the clock to find more survivors. taiwanese prosecutors have detained three people, including the former head of a local construction firm and two architects on suspicion of professional negligence and other charges. local media report the men are denying the charges. >>> german media say tuesday's train accident in the southern state of bavaria was caused by human error. two trains collided head-on, on a single-track stretch. police say 10 people were killed and 81 injured. an automatic train stopping system at the site failed to work, though it showed no irregulaties durg insptions la week. translar: we'renalyzing the blacboxes revered from e train determi what haened tecically a the use of t acciden >> local media have quoted investigators as saying the person in charge of monitoring train operations at a signal station switched off the automatic stopping system and let through a train that was running behind schedule. authorities have not commented on the reports. >>> the world's nuclear authority has waded into the fight a

city, robert lowe, ktiv news 4. >> looking back on gateway's legacy, waitt said the combination of relocating the business to san diego, coupled with a number of bad hires, was "fatal" in 2007, a taiwanese software company bought gateway for $710 million dollars. new technology is helping ease stress and pain of being sick. coming up in healthbeat 4, how doctors are using virtual reality to treat hospital patienen. ben: and i'll have your << >> << wx timer @ 2:30 most of our precipitation last night fell as rain, and it should be completely out of the viewing area by sunrise. but, as temperatures continue to drop to near/below freezing, some ice could still develop on area roads and make things a bit slick for this morning's commute. we'll also have a strong northwest wind to deal with this morning with gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. said wind will diminish throughout the day as clouds stay in place for thhmost part keeping our temperatures in the s. another weak disturbance passing by to our north might drop a quick snow shower on northern siouxland late tonight/early wednesday morning, but other than that, tonight should be dry, but with some patchy fog. wednesday will bring more

taiwanese television. so far 123 people have been rescued, but officials have not said how many are hurt. rescuers have heard screams coming from one toppled building. >>> in new york city, video captured the moment a crane collapsed in downtown manhattan during the morning rush hour. check that out. the crane was being lowered as a precaution, because of the wind. one person was killed and three injured, two seriously. the crane crushed parked cars in the tribeca neighborhood. the person who was killed was sitting in a parked car. >> we're instructing right now all 376 cranes to be secured. whatever is the most secure position for them in a wind condition, they've all been ordered to be secured immediately. >> take a look at this picture. it's part of the crane that went through a window and landed on someone's desk in a nearby building. >> just terrible. >>> let's come back now and focus on the weather. a gorgeous sparkling day around the bay area. >> just a light breeze coming through. spencer christian is keeping track of it all. >> a lovely day as you see on radar. mainly sunny skies, a few thin, high clouds. a stunning sunset last night. this picture was sent from

event that's affected people not just in the city of tainan, but in the southern part of the island. this is the beginning of the lunar holiday so taiwanese have as many as nine days off. if you can imagine this during christmas travel, that's what's happening in taiwan right now, the equivalent of. you have a lot of stranded travelers as well as displaced people because water service and poir is out for at least 100,000 taiwanese homes. government has been setting up shelters. there's at least 15 beds set up in temporary shelters. hotels are offering free rooms for people that are temporary displaced by this event. >> one other question to you. aftershocks, have you felt them? >> i haven't felt aftershocks here. we're three hours north of the epicenter but there have been aftershocks in the southern part of the island. the 6.4 magnitude quake came after a series of smaller quakes. this is something the taiwanese are used to but retress skew workers are worried about the aftershocks. >> elise who just happened to take the weekend in taiwan and found herself in the middle of this earthquake in taipei. institute race for the white house, it

taiwanese rescuers continuing their desperate search for survivors after yesterday's powerful earthquake. more than 100 people are still missing in southern taiwan. the quake hit early saturday and collapse. 24. >>> in new york city, crews are working to remove that giant crane that fell down friday. they began cutting the wreckage into pieces yesterday. the plan is to have it all cleared away by monday. it could be weeks, though, before officials know what it killed 1 person and hurt several others. >>> a team of u.s. and brazilian researchers are working this morning to stop the spread of zika virus. they're collaborating on a way to treat it and develop a vaccine. the centers for disease control also just put jamaica and tonga on the list of places to which pregnant women should avoid traveling. florida and puerto rico already declared emergencies because of the virus. >>> excitement for tonight's super bowl continues building. take a look at some aerials of san francisco where a lot of super bowl festivities happened yesterday. now, the actual game is at levi stadium. that's in santa clarice. an advertising expert breaks down the themes of the super bowl ads why a lot of us watch and a chef shows you how to w