the company teamed up with polar bear international to chart the frozen tundra of churchill, manitoba attached its street view tracker backpack with 260 degree cameras, the goal to bring attention to the climate change. all day today we're taking an in-depth look at google fiber. cory johnson is back with us from provo, utah, where google fiber is rolling out. you spoke with the mayor there about their deal to get ubuntu come to the city. to comethey -- google to the city. how did they attract them? interestingly, this city does want to be on the cutting edge of business. there are three companies that receive over a billion dollars in funding in the last 18 months here in provo. i went for a walk yesterday with the mayor of provo to talk to him about this whole deal and how it came to be. when did this effort began? and aame into office four half years ago and as i came into office, the paper did an editorial and called our fiber network a noose around our next. that was the beginning for me -- necks. that was the beginning for me. we were not quite sure what we had. >> there are a l

now you can visit the church in manitoba on the street view.t is the polar bear capital in the world. they teamed up with a specially designed tundra buggy with an emphasis on how climate change is affecting the polar bear population. some parts of canada has seen a 22% decline in population in recent years. coming up, behind of new york's massive hudson redevelopment. and the largest loading crane in the world. we will tell you what it's doing here in new york after the break. as for nasa, it hit the planetary jackpot. the space agency discovered 715 new planets, thanks to the kepler space telescope. it almost doubles the number of planets we know about. nasa says four of the new planets are in what's called the habitable zone of the stars they orbit. that means they might actually be able to support life. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are also streaming live at bloomberg.com. i'm adam johnson. all week, we are introducing you to the most innovative thinkers taking part in bloomberg businessweek's second annual design

the university of manitoba located somewhere shed light on the dark under world of internet trolling.he research found, quote, cyber trolling is an internet manifestation. they exhibit traits like narcissism and keeping a container of nivea handy. all right, were you surprised by this research or is a jerk always a a jerk no matter the venue? >> certainly that. we now know about this jerk. we will know all about him. we will know the websites he visits. we will know who he e-mails. i think his days might be numbers. >> that's what i like about the nsa. going after internet trolls. that would be great. sherrod? how do you deal with twitter trolls besides killing them? >> i threaten them and i say racial stuff to them. i talk about their mothers. trolls hate stuff about their mothers. it gets under their skin. what are you going to do? it is always trolls. you can't get away from it. so accept it. >> enjoy it. i talk to them. joanne, i was told to ignore bullies. do you ever reply? >> i would like to, but i always believe in having other people fight my battles for me. i call them the f

we don't -- we don't see and i didn't see when i was premier of manitoba a pipeline of climate changeant potentially helpful or light vehicle emission standards, which the president and the prime minister have agreed to. we both have the same energy efficiency for cars. that is climate change. >> tell us what happens if the pipeline is not built. what happens to that oil? i keep -- i'm always hearing that this oil's coming out of the ground. the canadians are getting this out of the ground, already coming out but come out at a faster pace. why not put it to the west coast? there is a pipeline to the west coast, proposal for two more. so yes, it can -- >> with this pipeline, the keystone? >> no, no, not with this. there are two proposed pipe lanes to the united states. there's two to the west coast proposed and the two east coast. and -- >> are the canadian people fighting the with unto the west coast? >> there is always -- if you have a transmission line -- >> yeah. >> if you have a pipeline, if off pipeline with carbon dioxide from north dakota to be sequestered in saskatchewan, i gu

then, you know, next thing you know you wake up and you're in winnipeg, manitoba, playing for the blueking about being a rugby coach about then. the surprise is that it happens while you're still coaching. i pretty much, you know, am in the game and i'm worrying about week to week at this point and i guess there's a time when you finish coaching when you think, some of this kind of stuff happens. so it's kind of special. >> thoroughbred racing is called the sport of kings and saturday, the derby season kicks off right in our backyard. two prominent jockeys, two hall of famers, headline this one. gary stevens and the one we'll call the little big man. >> just really exhilarating every time. >> reporter: it's another day at the office for russell beys. small in stature as any jockey at 5'4" but he has 40 years of jumping on mounts day after day trying to steer horses in the right direction. baze is a hall of fame giant in the biz. look at his 50,000th race. of course! a win. >> i average 6 or 7 races a day so i'm an adrenaline junkie, i love it. >> reporter: earlier in the week he was at