because all they were to brad bishop was an impediment. that this is just baggage to keep me from the life that i deserve. and he got rid of that baggage in the most horrible way. >> he then collected the bodies of all of his family members and he put them in the station wagon. >> there's a wonderful poem by yeats. love is a crooked thing, there's none that knows all that's in it for one would be thinking of love til the sun ran away and the shadows covered the moon. but the line, oh, love is a crooked thing. didn't he love his children? love is a crooked thing. there's none that knows all that's in it. right? right? >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder's over after he has sated his anger against them. >> everybody underestimated the intelligence of brad bishop. i'm mom at the playground and the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and you get a delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatball. i wish you liked my cooking that much. milo's kitchen. made in the usa with chicken or beef as the number one ingredient. the best trea

. >> reporter: brad, a divorced dad, is almost always on the road. and if molly didn't come along, he says he'd barely see her at all. >> because i actually live four, five hours away from her, i want the time that we have together to be special. >> reporter: this volcanic mine is a first for molly, but jeff's been here before. >> it's been ten years since i was last here and things have changed a lot. now the tourists outnumber the miners, probably 100 to 1. >> reporter: volcano tourism is the latest trend in adventure travel. and that's a problem for jeff, because no client is willing to pay to be dollar for pictures anyone can get. to stay at the top of his game, he has to up the ante. how far are you willing to go to get those shots? >> oh, to the ends of the earth. >> reporter: and that's exactly where we're headed. >> it's one of the most active volcanos on earth at the moment. but a place most people have never heard of. >> reporter: let alone seen. we take two planes -- >> hey! >> reporter: a long drive. and hook up with a local guide who hel

live in the newsroom brad satin fox 29 news. >> all right. thank you brad. back to your fox 29 weather authority. now, i can't get over what great weekend it was. >> and now it's all kind of downhill. >> a little bit. we're back to fall. we did enjoy summer for those brief couples of days. >> back to reality dawn and ia iain. 86 degrees that was the high temperature yesterday. so the weekend it was a summer encore performance. right now we're looking at cloud cover across the area. a few light showers moving in as a disturbance continues to move through our area. everyone not seeing the rainfall if you are looking at rainfall it's not really heavy rainfall. more of nuisance showing up on ultimate doppler but philadelphia north and west we're looking at some of those pocks of light showers around drexel hill moving toward media, chester, down into sections of new castle county right now we're looking at some of those light showers. it's really just a thin strip that we're watching across the area. most of south jersey is dry. and we'll keep our eyes on that t

brad, real quickly?the board for sports fan coalition, we fight for sports fans, my partner on the board is a good friend, a senior advise for to clinton. the nfl has gotten a way with a lot over the years, it's nonprofit status, there's a whole bunch of issues where they have been protected. whether it's baseball, football, professional sports, they should be held to the same standard as everyone else. >> it's been something you've been talking about on social media. >> i just want to say the same team that came up with is not winning states in the 2012 senate, but losing seats. to establish republicans victory, lost in states, in montana, in north dakota, carried heavily by ronald reagan because of a republican message and no narrative. we have another election where the country nationally has looked at polls and saying this election is going the explode and i think they may snatch defeat from the jaws of victory again. >> harris, the issue is not money, it's message. as brad said correctly, they need

the democratic challenger is brad ashford who is 64 years old. he's been -- he is married and has three children. your host and not rateor is a political reporter from the omaha herald. >> hello and welcome to this evening's race for congress. i'm a senior political reporter at the omaha world herald. thank you for joining us. we are coming to you from the university of nebraska at omaha's campus. this debate is sponsored by the world herald and produced by the staff and students of u.n.l. television. we are looking for a robust change of views between republican nominee lee terry and democratic challenger brad ashford. we are going to rotate the order and questions the candidates will get. they're each going to get about 50 seconds to respond. in the middle of the debate, the candidates will get to ask each other a question. otherwise, i'm going to ask a question. i also will determine if a follow up is in order. this response should be no more than 30 seconds. we have a light system to keep track of time. when you see the red light, gentlemen,

mucho antes de que vieran a brad pitt y su nuevo corte de pelo en la cinta.egunda guerra mundial. ♪ vuestro querido brad encarnarÁ al sargento junto a cinco soldados estadounidense intenta superar lo que queda de la resistencia nazieros se ven superados en nÚmero y se tienen que enfrentar a desafÍos fuera de lo normal. pitt que habÍa entrado en territorio de guerra. en inglorious bastard. ver a la pantalla grande en noviembre antes de que salgas corriendo cÓmo hacerte el corte de pelo de pitt y hay vÍdeos en youtube visita variety latino para lo Último del mundo entretenimiento. >> asÍ concluimos ahora el noticiero nacional. >> estos son los titulares. entre inundaciones tratan de recuperarse del azote del huracÁn odile en el noreste. pero la nueva tormenta polo amenaza el sur de mÉxico. en washington no parece haber conferencia entre los polÍticos y los militares contra terroristas de isis. el presidente obama asegura que no enviarÁ tropas terrestres. el mÁximo jefe del pentagono lo recomendaria. >> el gobernador de california borra de los libros legales par

and so that was with megan and elaine and brad and jonathan, as or who was with the orton project. and brad was able to get a project through with the hoe down yard that we have worked with for some time and i want to take a moment to thank the staff because you don't always see the important steps so i want to thank all of you for making those happens, and so thank you. >> i think that is it for me. >> item under on the consent calendar, item a. >> okay, public comment. >> seeing none. >> next item. >> okay. >> item 7 arequest authorization to award construction contract no. 2765, pier 35 building & roof repair project, to roebuck construction, inc. in the amount of $2,041,010, and authorization for a contract contingency fund of 10% of the contract amount (or $204,101) for unanticipated contingencies, for a total authorization not to exceed $2,245,111. (resolution no. 14-48) >> and item 7 b,request authorization to advertise for competitive bids for construction contract no. 2769, port security fences project, phase iv. (resolution no. 14-49). and item 7 c,request authorization t

benson with us today where are you brad great he's a representative from the port that will provide the commending committee with a briefing for pier 96 to help prevent the transformation of those materials thank you brad for coming and good afternoon commissioner renne and supervisor wiener representing the ports executive director and commissioner johns we want to thank you this is about what kind of port the city of san francisco whats wants to have i have a short presentation about five minutes we've got the director of the environment here to speak if you could ask the clerk to present the power point okay. great so supervisor cohen we have the ports jurisdiction running from fisherman's wharf down to pier 96 the area we're talking about today is really the area shown in the white circle at the bottom of the slide pier 80 through 96 marine terminals i'll describe in a little bit more detail the port as diverse maritime lines in the southern waterfront we're handling bulk cargos at the auto piers 9 it through 96 terminals primarily focused around sand from the bay and aggregates

and so, i think that as both brad and i are trying to convey, you know, these accomplishment and what we learned along the water front are not just support staff collaboration across the regional network and whether you are in the government, or in business, or in the public, and so the partnerships that the port has enjoyed because it needs to be recognized and celebrated in and off itself, we may not always agree, but i think that there has been a real cross fertilization of ideas and creativity, and we have tried to sort of get our arms around the breadth of those parties that have been included in particular, and you know, you will be hearing from larry, with the bcdc shortly in terms of their take on all of this. and it really has been a great partnership. and collaboration between our agencies, since then, and since it has been with the city departments listed here we want to give a special shout out to the water front plan advisory board and many of those members are still involved in what we do along the water front today. and sue is one of our members who have no longer with

i wanted to get its natural behavior. >> brad moves to a safe distance. gets more than he bargained for. >> it mother frames herself perfectly and turns and looks over. sure enough, the cub follows her. the cub was bored and curious, checking everything out. the cub looks straight at the camera, then the bear decided to taste it and chew on it a little bit. my heart sank because i thought, uh-oh, we just lost another go pro. >> after giving the go pro a serious tongue bath, the cub moves on. brad grabs the camera and is relieved to find it in one piece. >> pick it would up and looked, my gosh, it was still recording. i couldn't believe it when i saw it, and i've seen every piece of bear footage ever filmed. said, wow, i got something pretty special here. >> brad hopes others find it special, too, and uploads the video to his youtube page with the intriguing title "a grizzly ate my go pro." >> a catchy title generally helps. so "a grizzly bear ate my go pro" caught attention. >> including the attention of skeptics what can't bear the fact that the video is

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[applause] >> brad, thank you very much for those remarks. you can see why he makes a terrific chairman. you know, i'm going to take a moment and say for some of the people standing in the back, there are very few but a few seats up front, and i would invite anybody at this time who wants to make their way up and find a seat. now it's my great pleasure to introduce joe swedish who is the president and ceo of wellpoint, soon to be anthem. [laughter] the nation's leading health benefits provider serving 37 million americans or 1 in 9. as ceo, joe has overseen the launch of more than a thousand new products on health insurance exchanges across 14 states and led the development of the nation's largest portfolio of value-based contracts. with his many years of experience in health care including 24 as ceo for major health and hospital systems, joe has a unique perspective combining that of an insurer with that of somebody who has really run some of the best delivery systems in the cup. in the country. and he is really leading the transformation of

but she has a high deductible, so she vows to fight on. >> somebody needs to pay for my fence. >> bradbell, abc 7 news. >> prince george's county police tell brad bell that the fence is not the responsibility. prosecutors say they may add the damage caused to the list of charges against the suspect. >> president obama is helping mark the 200th anniversary of the writing of the "star-spangled banner." this afternoon president obama toward fort mchenry, where francis scott key wrote "the star-spangled banner." the anniversary celebration continues at fort mchenry through the weekend. what kind of weather can the fans of francis scott key expect? [inaudible] >> we will all do it together. no solo here. [laughter] maybe dodging a few showers tomorrow to the mid-a hours. by sunday, the sunshine returns. how beautiful was it out there today? it is still nice. gorgeous sunrise from our washington lee high school weatherbug camera. we have had a good bit of sunshine all day long. comfortable temperatures, low humidity. september. 78 degrees in woodbridge and st. thomas aquinas. the dew .57. it

. >> >> good afternoon, commissioners, and brad benson again. and standing in for moniquemoyer in june of this year, the civil grand jury which is i am paneled each year took a close look at the port of san francisco and if you, and their report, and they also, they looked at sea level rise, which implicated the port as well as other city departments. and there was a hearing just a few weeks ago at the board of supervisors to consider their recommendations and responses from each department and we know that the commission received a response and put together by the executive director moyer and staff. and both on the focus on the port, and the public trust and also on the sea level rise and today we thought that we would give the members of the grand jury an opportunity to present their findings directly. alana smith is the forewomen of the jury and we have larry bush here as well who was one of the principle authors of the report and we want to know that the staff level that civil grand juries volunteer a amount of time looking into the city gov

hand it over to brad benson to talk about the back land and our batch fund opportunities. >> thank you jim, good afternoon, commissioners, we have got two other ideas that we want to share in this presentation, through the southern walter front area. one is not a completely new idea, this was partially improved by someone building a concrete batching facility, and using a similar business model and taking range of there was a problem and the port ended up terminating that lease and subsequent to that, we came to the port commission around the same time, 2008, the asphalt plans that were located right nearby. >> we have the port commission's blessing issued a request for or a proposals, for an operator of an asphalt plant. asphalt production is very similar to concrete pro-ducks, and that uses the sand and ago go gate and with the similar business model and we have a lot of interest at that prebid conference, but we were at the same time entering that down market in 2008, and received no responses. also, at the time, the city had not figured out how it was going to pay for the street re

>> i would like to thank jim conya and brad for a wonderful presentation and i think that was a great overview of the ideas that we are looking at for the pier 80-96 areas. and i think that i have been encouraging the staff for something about two years now to try to come up with a master plan for that area, because it is a valuable piece of property because it is the last maritime heavy used land that we have on the port and so, i have been encouraging the staff to come. because every city department, and everybody thinks that it is valuable also, and so everybody thinks that they want to get the uses whether it is maritime or not. >> and i have been very consistant and we need to reserve that for primary maritime use and, so, i am glad that wore coming up with ideas and i think that we need a master plan and i think that we need to understand how all of these ideas will work together and for the south east city that has historically had environmental impact because of the heavy industry that we really understand what it is that we are doing out here and how all of these ideas come t

. >> perez picked it up and he was sitting on the bench and he did not tag up and he went and told bradsaw it on the replay and it was a thumbs up and it worked out in our favor, like i said. >> matt: you are another, you had the home run off of shields and you had good numbers off of shields and what was your thought? >> shields throws everything and i was trying to get a pitch up that i could handle because it would sink down and i always try to get a pitch up and i was able to get one that was up and capitalized on it and james shields is a bulldog. >> that lastining, and longtime teammate and it was as harry hairy as it gets. >> sometimes what he get older we get wiser and he was trying to make his pitch and he's not throwing 97 and 98 anymore and he has to be smart. you have those guys jared over there and escobar. they're thorns in your side and these guys play well and that was a good ball game all around and i'm sure the fans got what they paid for. >> thanks a lot. >> take care. >> 39-year-old tory hunter talking about 39-year-old joe nathan and take us back to that play in the

fourth victory of the year for brad keselowski.d by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i'm rebecca cooper. we begin tonight on storm watch. rain and thunderstorms sweeping across the region, bringing some relief from the heat and humidity, but leaving thousands without power. we begin with eileen whelan, who will show us when this nasty storm will move out. we arethe most part, done with the severe weather threat. watchvere thunderstorm has been canceled, and the flood warning for parts of montgomery county has also expired. live doppler, the heavy showers storms over the eastern shore and delaware, the southern tip of calvert county in st. mary's county. even though doppler is showing the light blue and green, that is not rain, that is just a little feedback from the radar. for the most part, we are over with the severe weather threat. now it's all about the cooler temperatures, now in the 70's after being in the 90's this afternoon. the satellite radar, where the storms are moving, all towards the east. he ha

brad benson, remember, was a rookie back then, didn't take part in the investigation. but before long, his colleagues seemed to feel that steve was indeed the murderer. and they had their reasons. >> well, there were some reports of domestic violence in his past. >> in fact, it turned out, karen had left steve. why was she even in the house that night? a couple of months after karen's death, steve was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. what did steve strom do? >> well, of course, he denied it. he denied being involved. he fought the case tooth and nail. >> and those investigators remained convinced that their man was steve? >> yes. >> but as the trial approached back at the beginning of the 1980s, none of the evidence from that chaotic bedroom murder scene could be tested for dna. the technology just didn't exist then. what they had instead was a circumstantial case, the testimony of friends and family who would say that steve was sometimes verbally and possibly physically abusive, that karen wanted out. >> there was black eyes and bruises that were witnessed

david: yet eyou listen to brad, you think it is coming up roses. >> he is optimistic.e sees a potential. listen, what is going to too, there is economic hyper condryia because of the relentless miss jane hathaway negative rhetoric that is coming out of the administration. that is affecting the mood of the nation, that is the negative rhetoric. david: divorce for a moment, political debates about what to do with the economy, is that optimism stkropbger tha strongey political roa roadblocks that cd be put in front of it. >> the optimism among young people is strong, they feel like it is on them their future can and should be bright, they look for different ways to go around the current system. david: you think they are willing to work as hard as previous generations did to get there. >> i do, i don't believe it looked lik like it in the past. >> brad, you are dealing with many millennials? >> yes,. david: are they a part of that booming economy? >> yeah, i think they are willing to work, not everyone, but certainly there are really passionate people in that generation, t

and i, i appreciate also, as brad pointed out we did do the capitol planning annually and that plays into a lot of things and i think that we have got, such an obligation really to take how that has played out here and this is a chance to really, have that overlay, in a very concrete way of our capitol planning with the project and our visions, and how we develop those and that vision going forward. these are just sort of some of my comments but not quite in any particular level, but, i think that more than anything, that the incredible work that has been done and the focus on the water front and the beautiful place that it is and the number of people that come here and the millions that we have had is really a testament to how well, the initial water front plan and planning process has worked and as you pointed out, it is beyond the city family, and the community getting all of that input, really has created one of the beautiful water fronts in the world, and it is our mission and our jobs really is to help serve as the stewarts for that and making sure that we preserve it as we go

several, all four whom are here today, including our chairman, brad wilson.d is the president and ceo of blue cross blue shield of north carolina, the state's largest health insurer serving almost 4 million customers. prior to joining blue cross nearly 20 years ago, brad practiced law and served as general counsel to the governor of north carolina. as ceo, brad really brings a very pragmatic and optimistic view of the future and he is really helping his company transform what is happening in north carolina, but is also playing on the national stage by contributing a lot of his great thinking. so with that, brad, please come up. >>> well, thank you, nancy. it's good to be here. let me congratulate you and your team for putting this conversation together. it's an important one, and we're certainly proud to be part of it, and nancy and her team, as she just briefly eluded to, does fabulous work throughout the year bringing well informed information to awful us so we can make better decisions in the health care space. let me also begin by thanking all of you that

family of brad fox was there to unveil a plaque on york road in war maybe store to honor his legacy. "action news" reporter aim i buckman has the story. >> reporter: until today this stretch of route 263 in warminster was called york road. now it is the bradley fox memorial highway. fox was a plymouth township police officer who was killed two years ago yesterday. his widow lindsey and his children cadence and brad junior, parents and brother, were on hand to unveil the actual sign and to receive a replica for themselves. they were then the first team to drive down this newly renamed roadway. fox grew up in warminster and drove to ice hockey practice on this road when he was a student at william tenant high school. his coach said even then he knew fox was a young man of great character. >> brad simply looked at me and said whatever you need, coach you'll just have to have teach me how. >> reporter: fox, who would have turn 37 today went on to be a decorate mad reen. he served two tourness iraq before becoming a police officer. plymouth township's chief joseph lawrence said his force

brad bell, abc seven news. >> a key. keep us posted. the latest bigo story, the white house security breach. >> d.c. bureau chief sam ford has the latest. >> secret service director julia pierson, talking about the 16 white house jumpers, and that year,onzalez was one this except he made it far into the white house before he was wrestled to the floor. >> this is unacceptable, and i take full responsibility and will make sure it does not happen again. represent a lack of security and protocol that anyone can do that. andtaying in blair house, unusual today. but the three-foot-high areas are placed in front of the existing one, and the fence line out, and thended police line here has been intense. more protected. >> some seem offended by the security breach. >> i think the first responsibility should be to protect the president, and they should hold that as a sacred trust. >> security is tight at the white house. director'sthe assurance that it would not happen again, members raised questions about the culture and competency of the secret

brad bell has more. >> sonia spoon called her daughter cala thompson and aden spoon the loves of her life. she posted this happy selfie. last week something apparently snapped in spoon's case so profound that her mother called the police. >> she advised her daughter had suicidal thoughts and also that she wanted to take the life of her daughter. >> spoon was hospitalized for a psychiatric hospitalization. it was after 2:00 a.m. sunday morning that police were again called to spoon's parents home. the children near death. >> without getting into too many particulars, there were bags placed over the children's heads. >> they died hours later. >> police say sonia spoon confessed but the motive remains unknown. we've learned from courses that she was involved in a custody battle for her daughter the cala. she told a friend she was going to kill the children. the father of her son lives nearby. he told us off camera he hasn't seen the baby or spoon for seven months. he says he's crushed by what happened. his father is speaking on his behalf. >> he doesn't know what to do. just have to mov

. >> brad keselowski! >> we're back in the chase. hell yeah!>> well, for the second straight year, joey logano is in the chase. three wins on the year already. we saw you ran well, your teammate dominated the night. what are we looking forward to seeing from you two as the chase approaches? >> hopefully what we've been doing. just running up in the top five. and we had a hard-fought night tonight. we didn't quite run as good as we wanted to. didn't run as good as our teammate, that's for sure. congratulations to them. we were just okay, but we wore the tires out really quick. both fronts and rears. just a struggle to keep them on it and trying to figure out how hard i can drive it to how easy i should to make sure i had something at the end. but overall, we're happy to be in the chase. i feel like we're definitely one of the cars that can do it this year. i feel a lot more confident than last year and my team can do this. i think we're all fired up and ready to go here. we've had the last few months to prepare for it and get ready for the next

brad ashford is a member of the nebraska state legislature. the district is in the eastern part of the state and includes all mahal. the omaha world herald newspaper hosted this debate. omaha.ludes all mahal >> from the campus of the university of nebraska at omaha, race for the house. sponsored by the omaha world u.n. ohnd produced by television. the candidates running for nebraska's second congressional lee or republican incumbent terry who is 52 years old and lives in omaha. he has been the second congressional district representatives since 1999, is married, and has three children. the democratic challenger is rad ashford who lives in omaha. old. he's been -- he is married and has three children. your host and not rateor is a political reporter from the omaha herald. >> hello and welcome to this evening's race for congress. i'm a senior political reporter at the omaha world herald. thank you for joining us. we are coming to you from the university of nebraska at omaha's campus. this debate is sponsored by the world herald and produced by t

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brad benson, and director of special projects. this is been, you know, an amazing effort of the port staff to put together this report, across all of the ports divisions. and i just want to say that what a pleasure it has been for me and i worked with bar, and buy ron and all of the port staff and i think that i have learned more in the past couple of months that the port in my prior ten years, so, the water front, land use plan sets forth broad land use policy that diane has described. and uses for the entire water front. and implementation guidance, and it is updated fairly, and infrequently only when needed. and by contrast, the port's ten year capitol plan is updated annually. and the port staff evaluate the cost and condition of the port facilities up and down the water front. and on this annual basis and bring revised capitol plan to the city's capitol planning committee and the board of supervisors every two years this is intended to address the same value and really divvy up the financial resources that address the need th

she says that brad and angelina are over indulgent parents gone mad.o i don't know if you have seen the picture, of her wedding veils, but it had artwork, if you can say that, from her kids, you know, pictures of them, like, you know, pictures that they drew of themselves of rain both, of planes, of birds, animals, that kind of thing, all sewn into the vale of the versace gown she had. so taking six kids on the honeymoon, as well, although they are saying in a separate villa, little ways away interest their kids. so they are not actually, you know, all staying in the same room together. but here is the deal. i don't know if you guys can hear me, i may be talking to myself. but as long as their kids are well behaved -- >> i haven't seen the dress, but i hear they were writing all over it. is it too much to bring your kids to your honeymoon? i've never been on a honeymoon. >> aren't the kids the ren they are together in the first place, main focus of their lives. >> but honeymoon. isn't that for adult time? >> they've got ten on enough. you know what i m

and brad and angelina, sandra bullock and amal's sisters.ice's city hall will shut down the roads around the building, for at least two hours, giving the couple time to enjoy their moment together privately. it's expected the guest rg staying here at the hotel cipriani. and now with a cocktail. with all that hollywood glamour in venice, it's like victim e filming on a film set. we headed straight to the hotel to investigate. it's pretty suck v sesecluded. and it was pretty much business as nushl. take a look now, windows are covered. something is about to happen. >> it's no surprise they are getting going married in italy. george has close ties to the country and he has a close friend, the former mayor of venice that is going to marry them. >> clooney, the sexiest man alive twice. said he was never going to get married again. >> i'm never going to get married again. because i wasn't very good at it. >> he has preached over the years that he wants to stay a bachelor. we have seen him not only fall in love but publicly declare his adoration fo

joining me now, the drone pilot himself, brad stone. we did it.i'm glad we didn't use the footage of me crashing. >> luckily no one was hurt in that operation, but we got our first dronie. it is a gimmick. >> it is fun. the thing when you have one of these things, they are irresistible. i keep bringing it out and playing around with it. you know, i'm not going to say it is worth $1,300 because it is an expensive toy, but it is a lot of fun. >> "bloomberg businessweek's" brad stone. that was fun. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." you can catch us monday through friday 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in the west. 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the east. we'll see you next week. ♪ .. >> the following is a paid program brought to you by generac power systems. >> when the power goes out, life is disrupted. when he goes out for days or weeks, life can be unbearable. no heat. no refrigeration. no running water

. >> and brad did you want to say something? >> i was going to go, briefly through the quick presentation, 7 slides that we gave to the board of supervisors and i know that it is late, but i could do that. >> and we are not attempting to respond to all of the recommendations just like the jurors did not present all of their recommendations tonight. alana it was good to hear that you spent the time thinking about the title and we appreciated it when we saw it. and clearly, a lot of thought went into it. you know, one of the things that we tried to emphasize at the board of supervisors is a big emphasis to the report is on development and public process around the development and much of the board's activities does not have anything to do with development. it has to do with man taining the maritime lines and being in the operating department of the city. and feel that is something that we need to emphasize when we are out in public and commissioner adams here is your stock portfolio and this is a break down of the port's land uses

joining me now, the drone pilot himself, brad stone. we did it.m glad we didn't use the footage of me crashing. >> luckily no one was hurt in that operation, but we got our first dronie. it is a gimmick. >> it is fun. the thing when you have one of these things, they are irresistible. i keep bringing it out and playing around with it. you know, i'm not going to say it is worth $1,300 because it is an expensive toy, but it is a lot of fun. >> "bloomberg businessweek's" brad stone. that was fun. that does it for this edition of the best of "bloomberg west." you can catch us monday through friday 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. in the west. 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the east. we'll see you next week. ♪ >> johnson & johnson is a company with many products and brands that has been around for 128 years. what is ahead for the next century? >> we believe in a diversified model. >> that strategy is not going away. it the company also has its eye on an emerging market. >> the growth we have seen in asia was impressive. >> new global standards are also a priority.

and planning development division, today i am here with (inaudible) and the maritime division and brad benson the special project manager who will present with me an overview of the planning efforts in the southern water front. which we are adjacent to today, and it will provide information on the existing plans and uses and proposed developments for the 80 and 96 area and this presentation is part of an ongoing conversation with the port commission is report advicely committee, and both times, to assess the opportunity for activity in the area. the existing plans, which are the , bay, conservation, and metropolitan and supporting the water use plan and the blue, green way and planning and designed guidelines, identifies the piers 80, as a maritime area. covers 190 acres and has (inaudible) it is located along the truck routes and has access. it has been involved in the mrabing and marketing and site condition study to determine the viable uses for the remaining land and under utilized areas. for pier 80 to 96. in october of 2008, port staff with the area stake holders, presented for t

7 news in australia about the event and said it was a once in a lifetime thing, as you can imagine brad got a selfie. >> that close, can't let that opportunity pass by especially being all around us like they were. >> this is really crazy. we've seen footage of divers who encounter whales, that kind of thing. but these people jumped in the water with their workout clothes. they don't have snorkels, gear. >> they were there for over an hour. and watch what emmy does. she's like, they don't speak english, she said i'll flip my pectoral. so did the whale. >> that's how they took. you talk to them by communication they can't use. we figured we might as well use our pec fins. >> so crazy, right? >> if you get that selfie, that profile picture for the rest of your life. >> more whale footage, captured by a drone. what he observed off the central coast of california off car mel river beach, a feeding frenzy. everything was eating. you see a bunch of of difference species of birds, but wales, dolphins, seals, sea otters going at whatever was in the water, and they captured all on a single day.