>> well, if i am richard serra it is contrary to the fact conditionaling i am richard serra.rose: you are, aren't you. >> sure. >> but you not only compete against yourself but everybody who came before you and everybody who came after you. and you are born at a certain moment in to a history, a continuum. and where you enter that history and continuum has a lot to do with what you do, about who came before you and also who comes after you. and everyone is born into a different continuum and everyone enters into the kind of overturn of art history at a different age. so you know, i came out of the mid 20s century and we're into the 21st century. at the turn of the century you had picasso. it moves on. >> rose: you came out. you began life as a painter, did you? or -- >> i began life as an english major making drawings and got into yale making drawings and painted and when i started sprmenting with live and stuffed animals and that took me in a different direction. >> rose: what direction did that take you into. >> formulating processes with rubber and rubber lead me to lead a

anybody with a little bit of knowledge would say, richard serra, unmistakably richard serra. it is just whether they have ever seen it before. >> yes, i have done a lot of linear pieces. this is probably the largest. >> you can't walk inside of that without feeling a range of emotions. >> yes, i would think. >> believe me, it is true. great to have you here. always great to have you. the new sculpture on 21st street between 10th and 11th and 24th street, the new gallery. it will be there in till january 25, 2014. a good reason to go down to 24th and 21st. richard serra, in anybody's list of the great artist of our time. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm jon erlichman in for emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get straight to "the rundown." the news goes from bad to worse for target as the retail giant says encrypted pin numbers were also

anybody with a little bit of knowledge would say, richard serra, unmistakably richard serra. it is just whether they have ever seen it before. >> yes, i have done a lot of linear pieces. this is probably the largest. >> you can't walk inside of that without feeling a range of emotions. >> yes, i would think. >> believe me, it is true. great to have you here. always great to have you. the new sculpture on 21st street between 10th and 11th and 24th street, the new gallery. it will be there in till january 25, 2014. a good reason to go down to 24th and 21st. richard serra, in anybody's list of the great artist of our time. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> the following film is paid for by the templeton foundation and presented to you without commercial interruption. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates or its employees. >> this is the story of john templeton, a boy from tennessee

serra rolled from there. the coach gets the gatorade bucket.ifornia regional championship game. all right. cano got $60 million less than he wanted. we'll have to settle for $240 million, the mariners forking over that money macking it the third largest con-- making it the third largest contract. alex rodriguez holds the top two spots. but all the money is guaranteed. the sharks haven't lost back-to-back games in regulation all year until tonight. the sharks took on the hurricanes. braun ties it up. it's 3-all. four minutes and 25 seconds later, a tip-in, and there it is. 5-3, hurricanes. the sharks loose back-to-back games. usa soccer, a death, and that's not a good thing. first it will be ghana. tiger woods is on fire at the world golf challenge in thousand oaks. the first hole, the put for birdie, making 10 birdie pucks, tying his own record with a 62. he leads that event by two strokes. >> and no freeze tonight! >> be careful out there. >> have a good weekend! >>> the world mourns. >> he was an incredible man. a selfless man. >> celebrating

california representative javier be serra, and idaho republican representative raul labrador. congressman ra, i will start with you. here's just few things. it ends unemployment benefits, raises pension contributions for federal workers. if you vote for this deal, aren't you essentially abandoning your -- >> we're looking for solutions. i think we want to get things done. the is that wants to get past this, so we can get to the big issues. we have to get the economic gruing, we have to get immigration reform done. the way you do that is by putting aside the bickering, and i hope the republicans get past their civil war so we can get things done. >> are you going to vote for the deal? >> i have to take a look at it. there are bad things. >> it's tomorrow, when are you going to look at it when it's issued. >> that's good. speaking of civil wars, you are pretty clear, you want you were confused about whether to be no or a heck no, but you are quoted -- >> a strong no. >> very good. >> i was very civil about it. >> i'm surprised that you aren't jumping up and down being a strong y

california representative javier be serra, and idaho republican representative raul labrador. ra, i will start with you. here's just few things. it ends unemployment benefits, raises pension contributions for federal workers. if you vote for this deal, aren't you essentially abandoning your -- >> we're

serra cues the only exception. around b.c.and baltimore starting with snow and changing to a freezing rain and snow mix. >> the renowned and eclectic artist christo is facing backlash over his project, which is above the arkansas river. some say it will damage the eco system. >> it's called over the river. this is the river, the arkansas in south central colorado. what christo wants to do is suspend hundreds of huge panels of silvery clothe, six miles of it, in eight sections along a 42 mile stretch of the river. his drawings showing how his sunlight will filter through the fabric. the best way to see it is on the raft. >> 6,000 rafters will go through. it's creating play of life under the fabric, mixing with the water. up, not down. >> christo and his team have been working on over the river for 20 years and had to get approval from state and federal agencies. most of the project is on protected land. >> christo is raising the 50 million it will cost by selling hundreds of work. christo and his late wife and collaborator beca

. >> serra cues taken on. the wildcats racing to a 25-7 lead. the orange tightened up the d, chipping away at the lead. sprinting away. a 70 and 60 win. unbeaten at 12 and 0, handing nova its first loss. >> it was one of the anticipated u.f.c. matches and produced an unexpected and shocking ending. chris wideman facing anderson's silver, beating silver with a knock out. he was the underdog. this onended at 116 -- one ended at 116. silver's shin bop snapped from the force of the -- shin bone snapped from the force of the blow. he fell to the canvas. the referee stopped the match of the the 38-year-old silver will ponder his future. that's it for sport. >> now back to our top story where a deadly explosion at a russian train station occurred. >> peter sharp is on the phone from moscow. what do we know so far? >> the bomb exploded 3.5 hours ago at volgograd, 2.5 hours south of moscow. the - hello >> yes, we are hearing you peter. >> sorry, yes. the - it was carried out by a female suicide bomber. she managed to get into the station, and the device

you see, the ranch was first established way back in the late 1770s, and was part of father serra's famed mission trail. back then, it was actually the ranch and farm to local missions in the area. later the land bame known as the queen of the cattle rancheros for its elaborate parties, fiestas and get-togethers. >> you know, it has so many aspects of it that are unique. it's certainly a beautiful working landscape for those that pass by. but as they become more involved d knowledgeable in it. it has a unique history, from the spanish era, the native american era, and certainly more recently, the western and rancho period. it continues to be alive and well here. >> today, the new generation of owners is continuing the cattle venture. doug, carl, and carl's daughter amanda, along with their crew of workers, oversee the cattle operation where much of their be goes to harris ranch to be sold at restaurants and stores up and down the state. to supplement their income on the ranch, they also have begun giving tours on the ranch to introduce their urban neighbors to the rural life that surround