abc s nick watts shows us the zombie theme park. reporter: they call this zombie apocalypse, like a video game, but you re actually in it. and you are being hunted by zombies. they seem to be completely relentless. they just attack. they will consume everything that they come across. you guys are next. [ screaming ] no matter what you do, it is always going to get you in the end. reporter: and that s why zombies capture human imagination in the movies, in books, in video games, and now for real well, kind of. my friend mark and i accepted our mission to find food in this abandoned zombie-infested shopping mall. this is, by the way, really an
asian. many engineers here for jobs in the auto industry. nevada, arizona, even texas, seeing their asian populations skyrocket. chinese scientists recruited for work in aerospace. filipino nurses recruited to work for texas medical center. fueling their success family. the survey shows asians place more importance on having a good marriage, being a good parent and pushing their children academically than any other group. the survey showing 49% of asians hold a college degree, 70% of indians, compared to 28% of the general population. the average asian household income, $66,000. higher too. sue k kim says her success can be linked directly to her parents. they expected as. they expected college. not only college but they expected graduate school. and the entire family sacrificed to make sure we achieved these goals. reporter: an asian philosophy helping realize the american dream. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. just last month the u.s.
the auto industry. nevada, arizona, even texas, seeing their asian populations skyrocket. chinese scientists recruited for work in aerospace. filipino nurses recruited to work for texas medical center. fueling their success family. the survey shows asians place more importance on having a good marriage, being a good parent and pushing their children academically than any other group. the survey showing 49% of asians hold a college degree, 70% of indians, compared to 28% of the general population. the average asian household income, $66,000. higher too. sue kim says her success can be linked directly to her parents. they expected as. they expected college. not only college but they expected graduate school. and the entire family sacrificed to make sure we achieved these goals. reporter: an asian philosophy helping realize the american dream. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. just last month the u.s.
immigrants in america are asian. asians have surpassed hispanics and settling down in surprising parts of the country. with more on this here is abc s sharyn alfonsi. reporter: one of the faces behind the new numbers. the daughter of korean immigrants they expected excellence from her. i honestly don t think i brought home a c ever. my sister did once. her life wasn t the same for about another year. reporter: ape philosophy that paid off. she is now a successful surgeon, author, professor and mother of two young children. the embodiment of the modern asian family. forget poor huddled masses, this wave of immigrants is highly educated and successful. asians now streaming into the country faster than hispanics. the result of a slowdown in illegal immigration and the rise and demand for high-skilled workers. take a look at where they re heading metro detroit now 37%
reporter: instead of fixing economies and creating jobs some blamed the u.s. for europe s financial economic woes. this crisis was a result of america. and many of our financial sectors were contaminated by unorthodox practice by some sectors of the financial market. reporter: a reference to the 2008 u.s. banking crisis that stopped the global economy in its tracks. millions of americans lost their jobs back then. many are still looking for new employment now. the outlook on employment here in the u.s. is hardly optimistic. analysts blame it on the uncertainty still ongoing in europe. their economy there. american employers posted the fewest job openings in five months in april. 12.5 million americans unemployed last month, and that means more than 3.5 people competing for every single job opening. a house committee expected