narrator: wang hao is one of china's 260 million rural migrants.t over a year ago he came to beijing from a village in hunan province. narrator: wang hao dropped out of school at age 16 after just a year of vocational high school. while most urban students attend high school only half of poor rural children do. education is necessary for rural youth to break the cycle of poverty. but like wang hao many complain that the substandard quality of rural education leaves them little hope. narrator: china's dream rests on rapid urbanization and consumerism, but china's cities scarcely embrace their current migrant populations. one-third of china's 700 million urban dwellers are still classified as rural rather than urban. this means that they have little or no access to social services like schools, hospitals, and pensions in the cities where they live. yang lu has been in beijing for several years already but is still grappling with the metropolis. narrator: china's youth largely made up of single children are pushed to succeed academically. but for many

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wang says the pop up offices will on vacant lands and empty parking lots. but others say there's hardly any room as it is. still camp syte is hoping to have its pop up offices open by the summer and says it is also in talks with the mayor's office to come up with some ideas to house the homeless as well. >>> google is trying to clear the road for its self-driving cars. today leaders from google spoke at a senate commerce committee hearing as congress looks to develop a national strategy for self-driving technology. now, the committee is looking for input on what unnecessary hurdles government can remove to help with the innovation. >>> well, hillary clinton make a clean sweep of all five megatuesday tats states? we've got the latest wins and what the kasich win in ohio means for trump next. >>> cracking down on commercial trucks that are putting everyone in danger. i'm jodi hernandez in richmond with an exclusive look at an operation aimed at making the streets safer. i'll have details coming up. right now: some major developmel race. johnicrubio has dropd

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> two women from uc berkeley are telling their stories after sharing a stage gaga at sunday's oscar show. ifif you saw it it as -- it was an emotional show. the former cal student was there too. >> i definitely didn't expect that so many people would be moved in the way they were. >> it was very emotional. i was in tears before the curtain even came up. when we were walking off stage, celebrities were standing to hug us. >> some have come out to reveal she was abused is a child. >> how many times have you checked your smartphone today? be honest. some people may be addicted to their gadgets. >> it was too close to what i had heard of. it scared me to death. >> hundreds of users are turning to a bay area company for a dimming tall detox. 7 on your side's michael finney will tell us how to know if you need to disconnect your digital life. that's tomorrow on abc7 news the a 11:00. >> we can all do with a bit of that. let's talk about a real storm coming in. >> sandhya patel has the timing. >> this first one is coming in late tomorrow night. as we look at live dop

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. >> group leader joshua wang in other members are establish the new party next month and field candidates in the legislative council election scheduled for september. scholarism is one of the two primary hong kong groups which helpeds ises in 2014 blocking major roads for over two months. in a campaign known as the umbrella revolution they demanded democratic elections, but they were ultimately forcibly dispersed by police. >>> the asian development with a bank and a new china-led international lender are exploring ways they can help each other. adb president spoke at a forum in beijing on sunday. he answered a question from his counterpart of the asian infrastructure investment bank who was in the audience. >> translator: we hope to conduct joint financing with the ad what dyou thinabout itas prident? >> oft the media wants to repo us asival or competitors, bn reali we are re frnds. and we h ver good discuions in past yes, tee orour time and we agreed to the importance of infrastructure building. >> he suggested he wants to begin joint financing based on mutual agreement with t aaib as s

everyone she's meeting she's wang to. >> and they are waving back. that's the great thing. >> the best part is that she finds this couple over here, watch this moment, it's not just a wave. she gets a hug, too. th video is so precious it has tens of millions of views. >> see? >> it does. >>> new york. chicago had their own viral video the other day. well, taipei doesn't want to be left out. this is from the taipei world mall. >> we have all tried that. >> i guess he had a pretty busy chinese new year and had too many of the snacks. he's trying to work it off. it's not the year of the rat but the year of the rat vio. i guess so. he goes back to get a glimpse of th guy. has anybody seen the top of this bloody mountain? >> he makes it. >> i've never felt bad for a rat until now. >> treadmill for a rat. just like what you would put in a hamstercame. the wheels are the same thing. >> it's a curious thing to sese especially in this mall. that's why thi video is just bizarre and going pretty viral >>> an elderly man is trying to cross the train tracks. >> c

left millions of students out of school across the occupied wang.adim baba is on site. >> reporter: center of ramallah, despite reports that many were turned back at checkpoints in different parts of the occupied west bank by palestinian security forces. the teachers are angry because they say they haven't been given a pay raise for years. some are getting by or trying the get by on just $500 u.s. a month. they have second jobs to make ends meet, some say they have to rely on charity handouts. >> if my two girls relied on me they'd hardly get any clothes. but our neighbors give us hand me downs. that's the definition of bit areness. >> reporter: there were talks on sunday between a temporary committee representing the striking teachers and politicians. but crucially, the government wasn't involved. it says it will only deal with the official teachers union but many of the striking teachers reject that union e-union saying it's too close to the palestinian authority. the head of the union has accused some of those ploiblessing these protests -- mobil

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> two women from uc berkeley are telling their stories after sharing a stage with lady gaga at sunday's oscar show. ifif you saw it it as -- it was an emotional show. the former cal student was there too. >> i definitely didn't expect that so many people would be moved in the way they were. >> it was very emotional. i was in tears before the curtain even came up. when we were walking off stage, celebrities were standing to hug us. >> some have come out to reveal she was abused is a child. >> how many times have you checked your smartphone today? be honest. some people may be addicted to their gadgets. >> it was too close to what i had heard of. it scared me to death. >> hundreds of users are turning to a bay area company for a dimming tall detox. 7 on your side's michael finney will tell us how to know if you need to disconnect your digital life. that's tomorrow on abc7 news the a 11:00. >> we can all do with a bit of that. let's talk about a real storm coming in. >> sandhya patel has the timing. >> this first one is coming in late tomorrow night. as we look a

. >> a new hepatitis b documentary titled "be about it" features abc7 news reporter alan wang.e life of alan and others as they battle chronic hep-b. it will be at the film festival today. chronic hep-b is the most common cause of liver cancer among asian americans and affects people across the united states. you can catch it at the film festival today. >> abc news welcomes the return of an irish tradition. yesterday the city held their 165th annual st. patrick's day parade. alyssa harrington was there and had a look at some of the highlights. ♪ >> in a city with irish history, the annual st. patrick's day parade brings out a little irish in everyone. ♪ >> a crowd favorite, the dancers. ♪ >> i talked to some proud parents who watched as their little one perfected her kicks. >> amazing. she's so happy out there right now. >> the father is from ireland. >> it's an amazing city and what an amazing parade to have in a city like this. the rain is away. >> a moving moment when counsel general philip grant marched alongside first responders of the berkely balcony collapse that killed

sunshine to wang. but during the afternoon the clouds will start to move on in. you will see them here. by evening in the night we'll have some ice to deal with. a timeline and spots where the icing will be a problem. >> haz-mat scare at children's hospital in boston tonight. the fire department was called in to reports of an unknown chemical on the 16th floor. it turns out a hot plate was container on and it melted room. scene. >>> right now the search is on for this suspect who robbed a pharmacy in norwood. new at 11:00 this man allegedly used a note to rob street. this video is just in. no weapon was shown and no one was hurt. we're still working to find out how much money he got away with. >> the boston city council took up the issue of arming police officers at northeastern university with semiautomatic rifles. a meeting was held tonight but no one from the school showed up. fox 25's jim morelli is live counsellors were not happy. >> no they were not happy at all. northeastern's decision not to show up seemed a political and public relations blunder. as stud

she said that the police were then saying there was active shooter in the building, as she wang running out. at one point she said they were told to hide behind and then other police officers came down and said no, get up, and get out. we've got to get out of here. we want to also clear up some confusion, because initially, i was told, that this was a police involved shooting inside the visitor center, i put that on twitter. we did report that however then the associated press put women some information saying it was the opposite, capitol police officer shot, we know it was erroneous information that's where we had some trouble with the information chaos, confusion, bad information got out. one person shot by capitol police. >> washington was shot and killed while waiting for train with his mother and two younger sisters at the me the shooting happened, and they think it was too long for anyone to get there, allowing shoetree get away today confirmed no officers at the time of the shooting that's just fact. crime that occurred, was who are i have i can, tragic for the community, nothing

kai wang is a fda chemist. >> so kai the results are in from the test, what are they showing us? >> in this case, the compound i am looking for is nitrofurons. >> and how dangerous is that for human beings? >> nitrofurons are dangerous for human beings because it's carcinogenic. the fda action level for nitrofuron is one parts per billion. one parts per billion is the equivalent of looking for one gram of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool. >> wow! so how many parts is this per billion is this result? >> i would say it's about 1 to 2 parts per billion. >> so two grains of salt in an olympic sized swimming pool and you've managed to find it it that vial? >> yeah. >> that's incredible. so that batch of shrimp is not allowed in this country, essentially? >>it's not going to be allowed in this country. >> the fda simply isn't testing enough on the imported market to really find all of these violative residues. >> dr. urvashi rangan headed a study of imported shrimp for the june 2015 issue of the influential magazine "consumer reports." >> of the 205 imported farm samples that we

looking at this aerial video of last night's train derailment is a sobering reminder to john wang just how lucky he was to get out unhurt. john says he was napping on the train when he was jerked awake. >> you can hear the boom, boom, then when the loek moab stopped, and it was not just a rolling stop. it was a complete 100% stop. >> wong was in the last train car and the lights went out and he had no idea the train derailed. it wasn't until later when emergency crews asked them to get out of the train car and walk a half mile along niles canyon road that he realized what had happened. >> the first train was literally in the creek. they told me that some of the emergency responders had to break the windows to get to some of those people. >> reporter: we also spoke with one passenger riding in the car that flipped into the creek. he diplomat wadn't want to appe camera but told me it was terrifying because water and mud was rushing in and one woman was pinned by the seat. emergency crews banged on window asking them to open the emergency door. that's when nine passengers inside were fina

she has a tea pill, and then she has mae wang pills all of these she takes twice a day. >> this, plus a combination of other therapies. in china, these herbs called woo may wahn, are used to treat digestion and intestinal parasites. her doses of the fahf-2 formula arrive like clock work every month. from her home in california, kylie connects monthly with dr. li via skype. >> hi. >> during my visit, i was able to listen in on one of kylie's skype calls with dr. li. >> kylie, how's your stomach? >> my stomach is really good. i don't have to eliminate anything from my diet to see what's triggering them-- so yeah it's great. >> fahf-2 is currently in advanced clinical trials, being tested as a new botanical drug under the complementary alternative medicine arm of the fda. >> this approach is effective to prevent reactions, next step is that we'll continue to work hard, we'll build up an even stronger tolerance. >> over the span of this process for me i've realized that things are changing and there are impacts that have been made so i'm pretty confident that this is going to help. >> to

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selena wang of newburgh news in new york -- of bloomberg news in new york. california governor jerry brown weighing in on the presidential campaign and donald trump. he gets very candidates next. -- very candid next. ♪ emily: who was the big winner of the republican debate? it may be hillary clinton at the presidential candidate posted nine tweets, netting a total of 10 million impressions. republican front-runner donald trump led the pack, picking up 800 additional followers -- the debate averaged 14.5 million viewers according to preliminary ratings. i sat down with governor jerry brown for an exclusive interview on the political landscape, silicon valley, and climate change. i asked him how he thinks this primary season will play out. gov. brown: they are divided between republicans and democrats, conservatives, liberals, religious fundamentalists, libertarians, and all the rest. we have a crisis of governance in the face of an increasingly dangerous world. people are upset. the candidate see is not all that inspiring. it is very difficult in the midst of

back to you yenlo wang. >> i was going to say she parked like a virgin. thank you, andy.'s welcome our guests. she is a real firecracker. by that i mean she is super patriotic and banned in three states, joanne nosuchunsky. he is is the man that looks like a g man. reason magazine's matt welch. he is so dapper i am surprised his name isn't dan. matt walton who is appearing in the upcoming film "money monster." and every time i see his head i am reminded to scrub my pots and pans. i almost -- >> i am glad you missed it. >> i was nervous. >> you got cocky with it. >> comedian sam morrell. >> starbucks took out a full spread in today's "new york times" in the "wall street journal." it began, when you read the headlines and turn on the news, when you scroll through score social media feed or listen to the candidates you could easily mistake america as a nation lost. a people who have severed the common bonds that hold us together, compassion, respect, shared responsibility and a belief in service. are you ever behind someone at starbucks and they are take forever to say what

it follows to fathers living with chronic hepatitis b including alan wang. he was born with hep b but has now been treated and is living a healthy life. his goal, get more screened. >> it's been called the silent killer because people haven't spoken up enough about it. it kills 800,000 people a year. can you imagine if something like the zika virus killed close to a million people a year how many people would be lined up at their doctor's office. >> the film will be shown at festivals around the world. >>> one of san francisco's most well known landmarks turned dark for an hour. they started earth hour ten years ago as a way to do something small to show concern for the environment and climate change. the lights went out at the golden gate bridge, city hall, the bay bridge and coit tower have all gone dark in years past but not tonight. more than 360 landmarks across the world went dark. here's times square where the lights were dimmed. >>> bay area commercial crabsmen finally have a reason to be happy. these traps are empty now but this time next week they

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yen-lo wang. >> i thought those were terms of endearment. >> i am trying to let people know what thehere, literally. >> it is time to take a break. stick around. i will be joined by dan soder and the brilliant minds behind the hit show "billions." >>> live from america's news headquarters. the u.s. is ordering government workers and military members and their families to get out of southern turkey. the directive coming as security concerns grow where turkey shares a border with syria. the country has seen several bombing attacks in the past few weeks. one report said isis is is planning to attack jewish schools there. the u.s. operates strikes from a base in turkey. the u.s. is advising against travel in the area. >>> the three gop presidential hopefuls backing away from a pledge to support the party during a cnn town hall on tuesday. donald trump, texas nor ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich all signed the pledge in september and now trump says he has been, quote, treated unfairly and would no longer support it. kasich weighing in saying none of us should have answered that ques

the wang to go to school in memphis. i want to work at st. jude. that's what i want my future to be. i've built my life. my cancer has never limbed me to anything but it's a part of my story. >> for people at home that don't know your backstory because we know you from last year and the year before. >> the past seven years i've done it. >> absolutely. >> talk about your diagnosis was originally? >> i was diagnosed with a tumor on my optic nerve. we caught it because i lost all the tumor -- we did -- what did we do? mlis and just watched it and then the tumor shrunk and dissipated. and i'm cancer free. >> you were hanging out with the two little girls . >> so cute. >> they're up the hall. they're amazing little girls. and to see that and understand their story from your perspective has to be kind of mind blowing. >> it is u. r. but i was there a couple years old you but that was me at some point. you just have to keep hope. that's what i wanted to say to them. you got to keep a bright mind, and it's all going to be ok. st. jude effects everything. >

. >>> finally tonight as you may have noticed, janelle wang has been on maternity leave and we got the first baby pictures of her baby girl today. isn't she adorable? this is hailey 6.6 and partly named after a town in idaho, one of her parents favorite places and in chinese, her name is pronounced hailey because mama janelle loves the ocean. happy, beautiful and janelle wants to thank everybody that sent her good wishes. she's loving that baby. >> janelle is probably a little tired. >> congratulations. >> welcome. thanks for joining us. >>> janice dickinson battling breast cancer. >> her first interview, now on "extra." >>> janice dickinson's courageous announcement. >> just two weeks ago, i was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> how she discovered it, and why she's going public with her diagnosis. >> i am not going to let that define me. >>> hugh jackman to the rescue. new video as the star saves his son from a deadly rip tide. >> do you know who that was in the rip? it was hugh jackman. >>> brad pitt's paternity secret. >> the

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. >> a new hepatitis b documentary titled "be about it" features reporter alan wang. it follows the life offal loan and others as they battle hep-b. it will be at the film festival today. it's the most common cause of liver cancer among asian americans and affects people across the united states. you can catch it at the film festival today. >> abc67 news was in san francisco to welcome the return of an irish tradition. yesterday was the 165th st. patrick's day parade. alyssa harrington was there and has a look at some of the highlights. >> in a city retch with irish history, the parade brings out a little irish in everyone. >> a crowd favorite, the dancers. >> i talked to some proud parents who watched as their little run app one perfected her kicks. >> amazing. she's so happy out there right now. >> the father is from ireland. >> an amazing city and what an amazing parade to have in a city like this. >> a moving moment when counsell general philip grant marched alongside first responders of the beckly balcony collapse that killed a group of irish students. he spoke w

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amnesty say every worker reported some kind of abuse, including poor wangs the conditions and even forcedor. the report goes on to blame the government for not enforcing regulations. well, the government says it remains committed to reforming labor laws. and says new procedures applied directly for exit purposes to the interior. without them they can't travel. they are confident that the delivery and legacy are the appropriate ones. they have already improved the situation, for migrant workers in the stadiums. we closely monitor developments and address issues through our regular contact, we have also met with a number of key stakeholders to discuss the best way forward. of course, many challenges remain, but we are on the right track and committed to continuing toism prove the further contribute to to protection of rights at the world cup stadium projects. >> al israeli court is meeting to decide whether to relewis a soldier accused of killing a palestinian that was already injured. he was shot in the head and killed last thursday. he had been wounded after allegedly attacking an israeli

a documentary follows two living with hepatitis b, including alan wang.been treated and is now living a normal life. his goal is to get more people screened. >> hepatitis b is called the say -- the silent killer. people haven't spoken enough about it. it kills 800,000 people a year. do you imagine if the zika cyrus -- virus killed close to a million people a year how many people would be lined up tell doctors offices? >> the festivals will be shown around the world. >>> there will be a memorial service for a dog who died two days ago in san francisco. roscoe said he was recording an incident between a safeway security guard and a man accused of shoplifting at the store. that's when the guard went after him and then kicked roscoe. roscoe ran away and was later hit and killed by a car. today they plan to hold a memorial for roscoe in front of the store at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> one of san francisco's most well-known landmarks turned dark for an hour last night. organizers started earth hour ten years ago as a way to do something small to show concern for

a documentary follows two living with hepatitis b, including alan wang. he has been treated and is now living a normal life. his goal is to get more people screened. >> hepatitis b is called the say lent killer because people haven't spoken up enough about it. it kills 800,000 people a year. do you imagine if the zika cyrus killed close to a million people a year how many people would be lined up tell doctors offices? >> the festivals will be shown around the world there will be a memorial service for a dog who died two days ago in san francisco. roscoe said he was recording an incident between a safe way security guard and a man accused of shoplifting at the store. that's when the guard went after him and then kicked roscoe. roscoe ran away and was later hit and killed by a car. today they plan to hold a memorial for roscoe in front of the store at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> one of san francisco's most well-known landmarks turned dark for an hour last night. organizers started earth howerton years ago as a way to do something small to show concern for the

. >> a new hepatitis b documentary titled "be about it" features abc7 news reporter alan wang. it follows the life of alan and others as they battle hep-b. it will be at the film festival today. it's the most common cause of liver cancer among asian americans and affects people across the united states. you can catch it at the film festival today. you can catch it it at alamo sinna at 12:15 this afternoon. ♪ >> abc67 news was in san francisco to welcome the return of an irish tradition. yesterday the city held their 1265th st. patrick's day parade. alyssa harrington was there and has a look at some of the highlights. ♪ >> in a city with irish history, the annual st. patrick's day parade brings out a little irish in everyone. ♪ >> a crowd favorite, the dancers. ♪ >> i talked to some proud parents who watched as their little one perfected her kicks. >> amazing. she's so happy out there right now. >> the father is from ireland. >> it's an amazing city and what an amazing parade to have in a city like this. the rain is away. >> a moving moment when counsel general philip grant marc

sam wang and david korn, thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> sure >>> tonight on "all in." >> in other words, we're winning with everybody. >> with trump poised for a big day tomorrow, republicans are now doing and saying anything to stop him. >> have you seen his hands. they're like this. you know what they say about men with small hands. >> plus, donald trump's selective memory. >> you have david duke just joined, a bigot, racist, a problem. >> why trump is feigning ignorance of the kkk. >>> after clinton's land slide win in south carolina. >> this campaign goes national. >> why bernie sanders says it's not over yet. >> i think we're going to win a number of them. we're feeling very good. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from the harris county smoke house here in houston, texas. i'm chris hayes. we're in one of the 11 states where voters head to the polls tomorrow that could give donald trump an insurmountable delegate lead. for trump's rivals and the rest of the anti-trump forces in the republican party,

. >> reporter: john wang of sunnyvale was in the last car and says at first he didn't even realize the train had derailed. >> we saw emergency vehicles one after another. blue and red lights everywhere. and that's when we found out that it was something serious. somebody is hurt. >> reporter: he says rescue crews had to break windows to get people out. >> the first train was literally in the creek. >> reporter: wong says emergency crews asked uninjured passengers to get off the train and walk a half mile along niles canyon road in the rain and chilly temperatures. >> it's just like unbelievable. kind of a -- i feel like we're refugees. >> reporter: wong says it wasn't until he finally got home and saw this video that he realized just how lucky he was to escape unhurt. all the passengers we talked to today commented on how calm and orderly all the passengers were. and they talked about how they all worked together. here's a perfect example of that. in that train that overturned into the creek bed, three men came to the rescue of a woman who had been pinned by the satellite and they were

a documentary follows two living with hepatitis b, including alan wang.th it, but has been treatmented and is now living a normal and healthy life. his goal is to get more people screened. >> hepatitis b is called the silent killer. people haven't spoken enough about it. it kills 800,000 people a year. can you imagine if the zika virus killed close to a million people a year how many people would be lined up tell doctors offices? >> the festivals will be shown around the world. >>> there will be a memorial service for a dog who died two days ago in san francisco. roscoe said he was recording an incident between a safeway security guard and a man accused of shoplifting at the store. that's when the guard went after him and then kicked roscoe. roscoe ran away and was later hit and killed by a car. today they plan to hold a memorial for roscoe in front of the store at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> one of san francisco's most well-known landmarks turned dark for an hour last night. organizers started earth hour ten years ago as a way to do something small to show