chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice. and are just as good as foreign models. >> reporter: chen's company sells only half of what they did in its peak years but the profits have recovered and now are almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's life styles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now, innovators like chen are catering to a changing life style. ryoti okutani, nhk world, shanghai. >>> the us supreme court has declined to hear argentina's appeal for it's 2001 default. the government had appealed lower u.s. court rulings that ordered it to pay is $1.3 million for the funds. the top u.s. court up held the claim of the investment funds and ordered the government to disclose the location of its assets over seas. it to face a new default dealing a blow in faninancial markets. >>> top executive at toyota reported a reco

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice. and are just as good as foreign models. >> reporter: chen's company sells only half of what they did in its peak years but the profits have recovered and now are almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's life styles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now, innovators like chen are catering to a changing life style. ryoti okutani, nhk world, shanghai. >>> tornadoes have left swaths of damage across the central u.s. our meteorologist robert speta is here with more on the severe weather outbreak and weather around the world. robert? >> yes, gene, we have seen across the central u.s. and heading towards the mmid western states is incredible scenes on the ground here of tornadoes, large hail and also damaging winds and what i want to first show you here is out of northeastern nebraska. w

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice. and are just as good as foreign models. >> reporter: chen's company sells only half of what they did in its peak years but its profits have recovered and are now almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's lifestyles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now innovators like chen are catering to a changing lifestyle. >>> many analysts predict that u.s. central bankers will begin to raise interest rates in the middle of next year. but the head of the imf doesn't think the u.s. will start raising the rate so soon. policymakers are on course to end their stimulus program by the end of the year. and analysts expect them to hold interest rates near zero until the middle of next year. she is not certain policymakers will begin raising rates at that time. she said historically u.s. growth has a

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice. and are just as good as foreign models. >> reporter: chen's company sells only half of what they did in its peak years but the profits have recovered and now are almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's life styles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now, innovators like chen are catering to a changing life style. ryoti okutani, nhk world, shanghai. >>> populous. prosperous. pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth, power and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health 36 and differences over territory strain relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> and now the latest from the world cup. the german squad is one of the favorites to go all the way. and striker thomas mueller is a big reason why. he scor

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice and are just as good as foreign models. >> chen's company sells only half of what it did in its peak years, but its profits have recovered and are now almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's lifestyles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now innovators like chen are catering to a changing lifestyle. nhk world, shanghai. >>> populous, progress, pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth, power and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and differences over territory strain relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> the u.s. supreme court has refused to hear australia's appeal. a dispute with u.s. investment funds. these funds are demanding full repayment of argentina's debts from its 2001 default. th

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice and are just as good as foreign models. >> chen's company sells only half of what it did in its peak years, but its profits have recovered and are now almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's lifestyles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now innovators like chen are catering to a changing lifestyle. nhk world, shanghai. >>> populous, progress, pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth, power and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and differences over territory strain relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> the u.s. supreme court has refused to hear australia's appeal. these funds are demanding full repayment of argentina's debts from its 2001 default. the argentine government had appealed lo

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice and are just as good as foreign models. >> chen's company sells only half of what it did in the peak years. but it's profits have recovered and are now almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's lifestyles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now innovators like chen are catering to a changing lifestyle. nhk world, shanghai. >> every morning investors turn their attention to asia, the tokyo market leads the way. markets around the world follow. >> from the decision that's could change the course of an economy. >> we're at the forefront of change. >> up to the minute market reports. >> and analysis by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest business news and insight every day here on "newsline." >> the u.s. supreme court has declined to hear argentina's appeal in a disp

chen also opened a bicycle shop with a cafe. he aims to promote sales by displaying models with features like bamboo frames. >> translator: the designs are nice. and are just as good as foreign models. >> reporter: chen's company sells only half of what they did in its peak years but its profits have recovered and are now almost $3 million. >> translator: i want to keep making bicycles that suit today's lifestyles. >> reporter: gone are the days when most chinese used bicycles for transportation. now innovators like chen are catering to a changing lifestyle. >>> many analysts predict that u.s. central bankers will begin to raise interest rates in the middle of next year. but the head of the imf doesn't think the u.s. will start raising the rate so soon. policymakers are on course to end their stimulus program by the end of the year. and analysts expect them to hold interest rates near zero until the middle of next year. she said historically u.s. growth has averaged 3% a year but she says that growth will be just about 2% of the

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crews he's backed up i'm sure you already know all this to witness chinese billionaire chen one known for his outlandish behavior holding a one million dollar lunch for the city's homeless if you say their group has entertainment chinese songs and volunteers and communist worker outfits and magic tricks by the self described most influential person of china as you can see. everywhere all in display for the name of the good minute all the person i knew all the help i get a full page ad in the new york times this week to ramp up attention to this event has clearly served its purpose a lot of homes who didn't come because of the fact that they don't want to see them they don't want media in promotional ads broadcast on stage chen is touted as the most beloved chinese role model among almost a dozen other titles the ads have advertised one thousand people giving away three hundred dollars to each person i think anybody would show up in central park for three hundred dollars in this day and age about two hundred homeless people were brought to the event on buses paid for by the magnate is

chen. armer. a small fir he was a bootlegger, he ran a small nightclub, he was a lot of tough. -- a lot of stuff. he was the first man i ever saw with a pistol in a holster, tied down on his hip. he provided armed affection for the whole workers in madison county, mississippi. the project to direct or gave me the story about mr. chen. he had gone to court one day because one of his workers was forbrought before the judge some kind of traffic violation. on, chens was going walked in with his pistol on. saysudge look over and coming you know you cannot come in here with that pistol. ,ut the sheriff is also there and everybody knew there was bad blood between the sheriff and mr. chen. so mr. chen looks over at the , and says if he has his pistol, i'm going to keep in mine. the judge intervened, and said let the good boys. let's put your pistols on the table over here. they look at each other and walk over the table and put the pistol on the table. everybody who worked in that county has a mr.

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chen have met a few times since that fateful day. and the video has given dr. chen a bit of solace. >> to see how it happened and how he was rescued and to read people's comments about it. as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i feel lucky that i was there at that time to be able to at least get their dog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up -- a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. we cannot let the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ tnchs parent parents of the soldier

. >> three young men from the bay area lost their lives including george chen of san jose, david wang of fremont. tonight, their parents have a message for other families. >> we have love in our heart. tears in our eyes, responsibility on our shoulder. and we hear the voice from our children from heaven. >> reporter: these four parents say they would give their own lives to have their sons back. george chen and david wang, charlie wang and jane had just one son under china's one child policy. they brought him to america for a better life. he was killed by a knife by his roommate who then went on a rampage on the college campus. >> it could happen to your own children. so, maybe it is too late for our children, but it is not too late for all americans to stop the killing. to stop the anger. to stop the hatred. >> reporter: they feel the best way to end the series of mass killings in this country is for more parents to be more involved with their children's lives and more closely monitor their mental health. kelly wang and john chen are also critical to the media for focusing too much a

., john chen said chances of turning around the struggling smartphone maker have risen 80/20. next we will hear from john chen what he thinks about those chances today. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. blackberry's turnaround might just be catching on. the first quarter net income rose 127% to $23 million as the company sold some assets. however blackberry still has major challenges on the sale side. revenue fell 69% in the quarter to $966 million. i sat down with blackberry's c.e.o. john chen and asked him what he thinks of his company's turnaround chances now. >> obviously, when i was talking about 80/20 i had the visibility of this quarter. i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang on to these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i think 80/20 is a pretty good number. i don't want to say anything is 100%, but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. lots of cash. we are starting focus on growth. >> ok. so where does 80/20 come from? what gives you any doubts at this poin

george chen and david wang, charlie wang and jane had just one son under china's one child policy. they brought him to america for a better life. he was killed by a knife by his roommate who then went on a rampage on the college campus. >> it could happen to your own children. so, maybe it is too late for our children, but it is not too late for all americans to stop the killing. to stop the anger. to stop the hatred. >> reporter: they feel the best way to end the series of mass killings in this country is for more parents to be more involved with their children's lives and more closely monitor their mental health. kelly wang and john chen are also critical to the media for focusing too much attention to the killer elliot rodger and his family. >> it is the word of hatred. this is the word of violence. >> it promotes the killer as a celebrity. >> reporter: these parents would rather focus on a letter written about their sons by their college classmates. >> they loved and were loved. and will forever be remembered as the magnificent men you raised them to be. >> the loss of our sons

., john chen said chances of turning around the struggling smartphone maker have risen 80/20. next we will hear from john chen what he thinks about those chances today. >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. blackberry's turnaround might just be catching on. the first quarter net income rose 127% to $23 million as the company sold some assets. however blackberry still has major challenges on the sale side. revenue fell 69% in the quarter to $966 million. i sat down with blackberry's c.e.o. john chen and asked him what he thinks of his company's turnaround chances now. >> obviously, when i was talking about 80/20 i had the visibility of this quarter. i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang on to these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i think 80/20 is a pretty good number. i don't want to say anything is 100%, but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. lots of cash. we are starting focus on growth. >> ok. so where does 80/20 come from? what gives you any doubts at this point? >

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what mean in promotional ads broadcast on stage chen is touted as the most beloved chinese role model among almost a dozen other titles the ads have advertised one thousand people giving away three hundred dollars to each person i think anybody would show up in central park for three hundred dollars in this day and age about two hundred homeless people were brought to the event on buses paid for by the magnate is saying that it take the outside of a phone oh you know to come and do this but at the same time hey somebody's got to do it chen talked of weeks of sleepless nights to prepare for what he dubbed the love and gratitude charity toward their so many people who are in need of help the goal to show that rich chinese people don't just throw away money on luxury the extravagant charity event is set to become a tradition with the eccentric chinese millionaire promising to return to the west every year to do what he can to help those in need to help those in need and make a name for himself in the states the promise of three hundred dollars per person was fulfilled for a lucky few in

chen, it is sue har are rera. >> how are you? >> i'm good thank you. >> the street is impressed with the results today. narrower than expected loss. can you tell us at what point you think you are in the turn around process. you are at a certain point in the process. how much more do you think you have to do and what has been the most challenging aspect of it. in a couple of quarters, we start seeing a bunch of new devices, new bbm products coming out and next year we should start seeing a turn by growing. we expect to do it. when november comes around and after that we should be doing pretty good. correct me if i'm wrong here, it looks like the center price server is the area where you have the most potential to grow in the near term. not too long term. >> i need to have an, anchor base of mobil solution. enter price, security, the server. >> stu. mr. chen thank you. >> and the stock added an extra percent during that interview. we asked you to vote. do you think blackberry is a good investment at these levels. 51% said no. very

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you know to come and do this but at the same time hey somebody's got to do it chen talked of weeks of sleepless nights to prepare for what he dubbed the love and gratitude charity work there so many people who are in need of help the goal to show that rich chinese people don't just throw away money on luxury the extravagant charity event is set to become a tradition with the eccentric chinese millionaire promising to return to the west every year to do what he can to help those in need to help those in need and make a name for himself in the states the promise of three hundred dollars per person was fulfilled for a lucky few in front of cameras instead of giving them three hundred dollars each he's donating ninety thousand dollars to the new york city rescue mission a disappointment for those attending each and every one of the homeless having counted on the cash that was promised to him told his guests to pick up their money at the city mission he would like. so we had to go to. see the world to keep his word this word was not kept the mission got the cash but it never reached the po

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three young men from the bay area died including george chen out of san jose and david wang of fremont. kpix 5's ken bastida with their message their parents now have for other families. >> we have love in our hearts, tears in our eyes, responsibility on our shoulder, and we hear the voice from our children from heaven. >> reporter: these four parents say they would give their own lives to have their sons back. george chen and david wang, charlie wang and jane leu had just one son under china's one child policy. they brought him to america for a better life. he was killed with a knife by his roommate. >> it could happen to your open children. so maybe it's too late for all children. but it's not too late for all americans to stop the killing, to stop the anger, to stop the hatred. >> reporter: they feel the best way to end the series of mass killings in this country is for more parents to be more involved in their children's lives and to more closely monitor their mental health. kelly wang and john chen are also critical of the media for focusing too much attention on the alleged kille

but when chen dafu dropped off his baby, he says he didn't realize that the hatch was closed. only about 12 hours old, their daughter died, and now chen may face criminal charges for abandoning a baby. police took the only photo they have. 262 children were abandoned at the hatch in less than two months. 22 other babies died. luo zhiyong runs a charity that raises money for treatment of the abandoned babies. when you think of a communist government, you think of a strong social safety net. it sounds like that doesn't exist here. "the government doesn't budget enough," he said. "only one child per family is covered for medical care, and serious diseases aren't covered at all." "when i sleep now," she said, "i still touch my belly to try to feel my baby." their baby's death is a burden, they say, they'll live with forever. seth doane, cbs news. >> pelley: tonight, africa is confronting the largest outbreak ever of the ebola virus. more than 390 people have died in liberia, sierra leone, and guinea. 600 others are infected. ebola is so contagious, medical workers have to wear pro

crews he's backed up i'm sure you already know all this to witness chinese billionaire chen one known for his outlandish behavior holding a one million dollar lunch for the city's homeless users say their group has entertainment chinese songs and volunteers and communist worker outfits and magic tricks by the self described most influential person of china as you can see. everywhere all in display for the name of the good minute all the person i knew all the help i get a full page ad in the new york times this week to ramp up attention to this event has clearly served its purpose so that all those who didn't come because of the fact that they don't want to see that you know what i mean in promotional ads broadcast on stage chen is touted as the most beloved chinese role model among almost a dozen other titles the ads have advertised one thousand people giving away three hundred dollars to each person i think anybody would show up in central park for three hundred dollars in this day and age about two hundred homeless people were brought to the event on buses paid for by the magnate th

. >> reporter: their cramped home is filled with the toys 34-year-old chen dafu bought when his wife was pregnant. "actually, i got this one for free," he told me. "my family is so poor, we try all means to get gifts for the baby." but when their daughter was born, she had down syndrome, a cleft palate, tumors and breathing problems. "the doctor told us to prepare to pay more than $1,000 per day for treatment. how could we afford that" zhen yulin asked. desperate, they turned to a baby hatch, run by a government orphanage. it's a place parents can leave a baby they can't care for, one of at least 25 across the country. "my husband said we should send our baby there," she said, "because the orphanage had more resources." as a mother, how can you abandon your child? "at the time, i couldn't even accept that my baby was sick," she said. "we felt powerless." this giant box now covers what once of the baby hatch. the way it worked was someone could come and put a baby inside an incubator, and then push a button that would signal a nearby orphanage that a baby had been placed here. but whe

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i speak with the man leading the company turnaround plan, ceo john chen. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. twitter is pushing further into television, making a deal to buy a company that is working closely with twitter, snappy tv. it is working to distribute video across a number of platforms and technology already used widely by many twitter advertisers and media partners. the goldman sachs harvard university global education conference is underway. it brings together 600 leaders in education from the public and private sectors. with companies like poor sarah, daphne, and annex already disrupting traditional education models, what will we -- what will be the next big thing in education? i spoke with george from the telecom unit at harvard and asked him about what he is most excited about in education today. >> we are excited to be cohosting this with harvard. we have an extraordinary group of people. it is a unique conference as goldman sachs conferences go, in that it brings together companies, investors, academics, administrators, policymakers, government people. it is

john chen. still ahead, want to work at at&t? online education company may be able to help. we'll tell you about a new type of degree program next on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west" where we focus on business and technology. at&t has teamed up with you density -- udacity. the new nanodegree will be offered online. with the cofounder of udacity. if he is also a founder of google x. i asked him to explain what a nanodegree is. >> nanodegree is a very sure degree. it gives you the skills to find a job. we are excited to work with at&t. they are our initial partner. they're helping us build these degrees. putting inso employment. they have the same type of content as a regular d -- degree . they're offering internships for the top 100 people in this program. anybody who wants to do this can apply. you have to be good at math. there is some basic science. you get something in the world. it is more of an engineer. orce and other businesses endorsed this. what other companies could we see partnering with? >> we have a bunch of announcements co

i sat down with john chen. >> when i was talking about 80-20, i will stay with that. one interesting thing is that everybody wanted to hang onto these numbers. we are getting a refined state. i don't want to say anything is 100% but we are fine. we are a viable company. we have strong balance sheets. we are starting focus on growth. >> what gives you doubts at this point? >> we are all right. the world could change. the market to change. i have been in business long enough to say nothing is 100%. you will jinx yourself. again, i don't able to focus on the 20. i want people to focus on the fact that we are comfortable about the viability of the company going forward. you sell the numbers. we could talk about those. we are in good shape now. >> you are aiming to get to $100 million in revenue. walk us through or that is going to come from. >> i believe that we have a good handle on monetization plans. let's talk about bbm. the most secure messaging system. the monetization plans are in three buckets. one is the enterprise function. we released one, highly encrypted data

a fall you know to come and do this but at the same time hey somebody's got to do chen talked of weeks of sleepless nights to prepare for what he dubbed the love and gratitude charity tour there so many people who are in need of help the goal to show that rich chinese people don't just throw away money on luxury the extravagant charity event is set to become a tradition with the eccentric chinese millionaire promising to return to the u.s. every year to do what he can to help those in need to help those in. he'd make a name for himself in the street the promise of three hundred dollars per person was fulfilled for a lucky few in front of cameras instead of giving them three hundred dollars each he's donating ninety thousand dollars to the new york city rescue mission a disappointment for those attending each and every one of the homeless having counted on the cash that was promised you might. want to chan told his guests to pick up their money at the city mission he would like instead. so go to the mission and she people are good these were this word was not kept the mission got the ca

chen is promoting his causes or himself is debatable. this is a person whose ego is so big, his business card reads "most influential person in china and most charismatic flan thr philanthropist. >> grandstands. it is an opportunity to highlight the needs of the poor. >> reporter: the tycoon ended with his signature version of "we are the world" for the crowd. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> chen also served up some controversy by not delivering on a promise. he said he would give $300 catch to each of the homeless people, but all of the money was instead donated to the rescue mission. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs this morning, a preview of usa's world cup match today. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." at petsmart's% biggest sale of the year!s save on a wide selection of your favorite brands all at low prices and our unbeatable price guarantee! and, save up to 25% on select nylabone® toys, including the new nylaflex collection. at petsmart®. >>> the secretary of homeland security spoke abo

the decision to detain her was apparently linked to prominent human rights lawyer chen. he was taken into custody after attending a meeting in may to mark the 25th anniversary of the tina men square crackdown. the female staffer had attended a nikkei interview. they were asked to explain their action but did not receive a response. the detention grew criticism in china and abroad and including from the u.s. state department. reformist akah demmist -- academics taking part in the meeting were reportedly released on friday. the administration of jinping was particularly worry of criticism in the lead up to the anniversary of the tine awe ma anniversary on july 4th. >>> a five day exhibition attracts around 2500 firms from several countries and tartories in south and southeast asia. the second china south era expo runs through tuesday at the capital of the southwestern provence of unan. about 80 vietnamese businesses with displaying food and furniture and other items at the event. at the opening ceremony, they said they will establish a bank to invest in infrastructure and

chen is promoting his causes or himself is debatable. this is a person whose ego is so big, his business card reads "most influential person in china and most charismatic philanthropist. the head of the new york city rescue mission says the mogul's motives are in the right place. >> he grandstands. i mean the media wouldn't be here if he wasn't doing this. but once he has a platform, it is an opportunity to highlight the needs of the poor. >> reporter: the tycoon ended with his signature version of "we are the world" for the crowd. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >> chen also served up some controversy by not delivering on a promise. he said he would give $300 cash to each of the homeless people, but all of the money was instead donated to the rescue mission. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a preview of usa's world cup match today. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." save up to 30% on thousands of items at petsmart's biggest sale of the year! save on a wide selection of your favorite

"america tonight" with joie chen, and we sure to check out our website aljazeera.com. a 3-day manhunt ends by the golden gate bridge with a takedown caught on video. the explosive threats federal investigators found in his home. and how a popular bay area media consultant became their target. >>> also tonight - candid camera - and the cops. >> go away. go away. >>> everywhere you look someone has got a camera rolling. can the police stop you if you turn the cameras on them. >> it sends a message to us that they are not backing down, that they'll do what they can to arrest us, prevent us reporting the truth. >>> extreme weather moves across the midwest - millions in harm's way. forecasters warn a rare and dangerous stretch may be ahead. >>> good evening, thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen. the first tip-off to his friends was the goodbye manifesto posted online. tonight we learn the man at the center of a nationwide manhunt, captured not far from his san francisco home had the fed's attention, and the tip they got that he'd been collecting bomb materials in his hom

melissa chen, palo alto, california. >> it is time for the 20th fifa world cup. brazil is welcoming the english, german and algerian teams. they greeted the german team with flaingdz and drums. crow air /* croatia plays on thursday. it will include all 31 teams. >> coming up on al jazeera america, we will take you live to vatican city where pope francis is holding an unprecedented meeting with theisii and palestinian presidents. plus the city that's helping parents get their kids from kindergarten all the way to college just by stashing away a little bit of cash at a time. >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for suvivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> palest

his two roommates, david wang and james hong and their visiting friend, george chen. they had been brutally stabbed to death in elliot's beachside apartment. hours later at 9:17 p.m. elliot e-mailed his manifesto to friends, his therapist and his parents. >> i will specifically target the good-looking people, and all of the couples. >> reporter: now, he was a predator in search of the rest of his prey. >> i'll be a god, exacting my retribution. just for the crime of living a better life than me. >> reporter: his black bmw slowed down by a sorority, alpha pfee. elliot knocked at the door. no answer. then got back in his car and opened fire on girls in front of alpha phee. >> two of the women were dead on arrival of the deputies. one of them was very seriously injured with multiple gunshots. >> reporter: at the sheriff's dispatch center, the calls poured in like rain. >> we have three down on the corner of segovia. it's a black bmw. three ambulances here. >> almost simultaneously, we received notification that another individual had been shot. >> response for multiple g

i w like is this the lynn chen? and then we started talking and really just bonded over what it's like to be asian-american and having that pressure of,ou know, having that perfect body, whatever that is. >> well, can you describe some of those struggles? >> yeah, definitely. i think for the websit for us the story that we really want to tell is that of course i think all women and a lot of men struggle with body image, regardless of race, ethnicity, but i think it's very interesting to look at it from the lens of the cultural standpoint as well because i think for many asian-americans, particularly the ones that have immigrant families, et etera, this idea of being too big is something that is such a huge preure. >> it's like the stereotype? >> it is a stereotype. >> what is the stair oe >> it is a stereotype. >> what is the stair reostereot? >> i think the stereotype that is ot there in the mass media and is actually very internalized amongst our own cultures is that asian-american women are just born naturally sk

crews but he just has backed up i'm sure you don't doubt all this to witness chinese billionaire chen one known for his outlandish behavior holding a one million dollar lunch for the city's homeless users say their group has entertainment chinese songs and volunteers and communist worker outfits and magic tricks by the self described most influential person of china as you can see nothing everywhere only display for the name of the good mint all the person i knew all the help i get a full page ad in the new york times this week to ramp up attention to this event has clearly served its purpose a lot of homes who didn't come because of the fact that they don't want to see them they don't want media in promotional ads broadcast on stage chen is touted as the most beloved chinese role model among almost a dozen other titles the ads have advertised one thousand people giving away three hundred dollars to each person i think anybody would show up in central park for three hundred dollars in this day and age about two hundred homeless people were brought to the event on buses paid for by the