ucf berkeley is trying to see if anyone is connected with iraq. many students and graduate students travel abroad independently for research for the summer. >>> an author hopes someone can be a match for a bone marrow donor. in this video posted by asian-american donor program. he koeched the 7-year-old in baseball. he'll likely need a donor half caucasian and half asian like he is. >>> some commuters will have to dig a little raises fees much the rest will start charging on july 28th. after the rate increases parking will cost the most at west oakland at 6:50 a day. it will cost 2:50 to park at most other stations. certainly a duffle day in the area. a kind perfect for the beach. this is a live look from our camera where people are soaking up the sun today. we have details from live 7 doppler. >> here's why it will be coomer tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd showing the high clouds. as i put it in motion. the last three hours i see it coming from the north that's allowed thinging to cool thing down. we're cooler in santa rosa. we did warm up. livermore

ucf berkeley is trying to see if anyone is connected with iraq. many students and graduate students travel abroad independently for research for the summer. >>> an author hopes someone can be a match for a bone marrow donor. in this video posted by asian-american donor program. he koeched the 7-year-old in baseball. he'll likely need a donor half caucasian and half asian like he is. >>> some commuters will have to dig a little deeper when bafb.a raises fees much the rest will start charging on july 28th. after the rate increases parking will cost the most at west oakland at 6:50 a day. it will cost 2:50 to park at most other stations. certainly a duffle day in the area. a kind perfect for the beach. this is a live look from our camera where people are soaking up the sun today. we have details from live 7 doppler. >> here's why it will be coomer tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd showing the high clouds. as i put it in motion. the last three hours i see it coming from the north that's allowed thinging to cool thing down. we're cooler in santa rosa. we did

shape up ucf is one. we're working on a soda tax to help fund many of our water access needs and that will come up in november, but i wanted to point to the pilot program that is in the school district now. sutro elementary is one school that's benefitted tremendously with a new drink tap water water filling station. it's very clear that that school has it very prominently placed and i think that that's a great example. other schools have some facilities improvements, but i noticed it's not as prominent. i'm guessing that because it was one of the pilot schools that there was a lot more awareness and there will be more water access. i'm looking forward to the expansion with the 36 other schools. lastly i'll just say that i think this hearing hopefully is a first step for us as a city to understand what we can do to support commissioner haney and the school district more. thanks. >> thank you. and so i believe we have a presentation from sfusc and public utilities commission and we have laura page and nick

he ucf goes of jobs in lei jun >> he is much more humble.rt of apologized in some way to the low memory version of the pad. they were not as disruptive with prices. he said the ipad is a great product. steve jobs never would've done that. >> cory johnson and brad stone. he has a cultlike following in china and has been compared to steve jobs. and howtly is lei jun has he been able to wow the chinese market? that is still ahead on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. on a special mission of atoomberg west" we looked xiaomi. the driving force is ceo lei jun . he is called the steve jobs of china. he has a cultlike following. how has he dropped -- driven their success? lei jun may not like for his company to be compared to apple, one look at him onstage and you can't help but think of steve jobs. accident. lei jun read a book about jobs and decided to emulate him in style and substance. many has his hands in places in the chinese technology community. he understands the holistic view

a ucf professor of psychiatry. >> first off, homosexuality is not a disease. >> he says the governors incorrectly comparing disease to a yumpbt. >> the apa would say that rick perry's analogy is nonsense. >> reporter: so i contacted perry's office in texas, told them that we were going to be talking with his professor of psychiatry. maybe the governor wanted to expand or explain his komd parson. we got back a statement saying that governor rick perry supports traditional marriage. thinking that perhaps they didn't understand, we sent them a video clip. and, again, we got back the same response. he supports traditional marriage. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, mark. >>> we want to get back to our developing story in san leandr. just a few minutes ago, you're looking at video. the s.w.a.t. team reentering this home, searching for a man accused of committing violent crimes. just before 6:00 p.m. so just about 10 or 15 minutes ago, we saw this man surrendering. this all started around 4:45 this evening. shortly after, police went inside, they brougt out an elde

. >> jen went ended up going to ucf. >> then she was graduating. >> how many young women are offer lead the jobs for the same company, three positions. that tells you about jennifer. >> she was hired on with central florida investments. >> cfi westgate resort was founded by david siegel whose life was shown in the queen of versailles. >> she stream lined the back room operations. >> she 'cause dedicated to her job. she was smart with a great personality. everybody liked her. >> still with cfi westgate, john was jennifer's boss. >> we promoted her to a project manager. >> the 24-year-old was loving life in orlando and wanted to plant some roots. >> jennifer had asked us to please help her find a condo. >> was 2006 it was the height of this housing market. >> shannon butler is an investigative reporter. she worked in central florida for 16 years. >> jennifer's condominiums were near a new mall that had gone up. this big, beautiful mall. >> standing at jennifer's condominium which she purchased in november of 2005. it's a beautiful place. the condos are beautiful. >> there was so much cons

. >> jen ended up going to ucf.id the sorority life there. >> and then when she was graduating. >> jennifer joyce kesse. >> how many young wimmer offered great jobs for the same company? three different positions. so that tells you a lot about jennifer. >> then she got hired on with central florida investments. >> cfi west gate resorts was founded by the well-known real estate mogul david siegle whose extravagant life was documented in the movie "the queen of versailles". >> she was dedicated to her job. she was smart. she had a great personality. everybody liked her. >> still with cfi westgate today, in 2006 john willman was jennifer's boss. >> within a year we promoted her to a project manager. >> the 24-year-old was loving life in orlando and wanted to plant some roots. >> jennifer had asked us to help her find a condo. >> at 2006 it was the height of the housing market. >> shannon butler is an investigative reporter. she's worked in central florida for 16 years. >> jennifer's condominiums were right near a new m

in the index approach, or the ucf approach, you are getting a spread of all markets that some you don't be in. russia and china for the moment, for instance. in russiary little the moment. in fact, i don't have anything. valuations there are ridiculously low. china, it's so difficult to make money. we have struggled over the years because of corporate governance, reasons to make -- to find investments we like in china. >> you made the point earlier that you can't look at all investors as a monolith. money wasate stampeding out of emerging markets, institutions were putting money in. how else are institutional and private investors behaving differently right now? >> i think it's that more than anything else. the private investor is definitely more wary of risk trade -- more wary of risk. at any sign of risk, they take their money off the table. they haven't really recovered from 2008, 2009. preservationent -- is their major concern. >> how much of the upside that we have seen play out having missed? >> i think a lot of them did stay in. i'm not speaking about emerging markets, i'm talkin