on. >> uh-huh. >> rose: in school. >> i knew it. >> rose: in the family. >> in my family's pretty, all very funny, funnier than me. my cousins were real funny, my brother, my sister. and i used to like perform the robot in front of my family and they would give me money. and then-- . >> rose: you said this is good. >> yeah, my dad would ask, do you have change for a quarter? >> dad that is a drachma. >> so that's kind of how it started. and then, you know, just a lot of laughing in the family. >> rose: what does the family say today about their boys act up on the big screen. >> can i borrow some money. >> you can change a hundred. >> yeah. they're all-- i think they're very positive about it. i mean it's different but nothing really is changed that much as far as the family dynamic. >> so you are doing stand-up. we'll work up to this movie. you are doing stand-up here and there and then you have boston commons, was that it? >> it was a sitcom. i was a busboy at a strip joint, stringfellows on 21st street. and then at the four seasons, i think, restaurant, after that and then i got --.

♪ ♪ ♪ pasadena has really known for the rose bowl parade and the rose bowl game and has really establisheddentity for the community over the years. pray goes all the way back to 1890. it was to let the world know that they had these really amazing flowers and citrus growing in the winter months here in southern california, where the sun was out and the temperatures were all very temperate, while the rest of the country in the midwest was under snow. so over the years many people only know pasadena because they've seen the rose parade or the rose bowl game. >> welcome to tournament house. it's actually directly mention, owned by the regulars purchased in 1914. but for now let's talk about where it all began. we just had our 130th rose parade. the first rate was in january 1st of 1890, and it started with the valley high club, which is literally three blocks down the street, and it is the oldest unit and our equestrians, because it is been an everyone quite literally. one of the interesting things about the pray as we never do it on sunday, because in 1893 it fell on a sunday and we decided

public it's wrong to incorporate it into the rose and the rose among other reaps should be continued. this rose contains resources and clinton buthsd is the backdrop to the public-private stewardship of the public open space while simultaneous the administration approved a one dollar deal with google there's no tax downtown for the infrastructure and billionaire corporations get the large tax and we're on the hook for bob boat race and frankly, i voted for some of those things. there's thirty playgrounds and only 15 and a half millions for both of them the priorities of this city are wrong and rose shouldn't be concerning that kind of thing but more better spending important parks and open space. and the budget prioritize this maintenance so i suggest don't use the rose to let the administration off the hook it's undermined by the outsourcing of public responsibilities to private entities >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon denise speaking in support of your adaptation of the rose including the how often for bio diversity and nature is that a. as a volunteer for the

[cheering and applause] ♪ >> pasadena is known for the rose parade and the rose bowl game.eally establish the identity for the community over the years. the parade goes all the way back to 1890. at that time, it let the world know that we had these amazing floral flowers and citrus growing in the winter months here in southern california where the sun was out and the temperatures were very temperate. while the rest of the country in the midwest and the north was under snow. over the years, many people only know pasadena because of the rose parade or because they have seen the rose bowl game. >> welcome to tournament health. it is actually the wrigley mansion, owned by the wrigleys, purchased in 1914. for now, let's talk about where it all began. we have just had our 130th rose parade. the first parade was in january 1 of 1890. it started with the valley hunt club, which is literally three blocks down the street. it is the oldest unit in our equestrians. it has been in everyone, quite literally. one of the interesting things about the parade is that we never do it on sunday

. >> rose: some of the most innovative people from silicon valley next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following:. >> additional funding provided by these funder it's captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. he is a co-founder of pay pal, one of the most creative entrepreneurs in all of silicon valley. in 1998 he started paypal with peter tiel and elan musk, four years later the company was bought from ebay for $1.5 billion. he has since launched a variety of companies. he started the customer view site yelp of which he is chairman. in 2010 he sold his social media company slide to google for $182 million. his latest project is a tech incubator hvf. i'm pleased to have him here at this table for the first time. but this not the first time i have met him so welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: yours is an interesting story. so bear with me so i talk about biography for a second. born in the ukraine. >> correct. >> rose: your mother was a scientist. your father was a playwright. what a great combination, you know. the

rose? >> at this time we'll open up public comment seeing none, public comment is closed.anwe m recommendation without opposition. so move forward >> mr. clerk call item number 8. >> item number 8 resolution authorizing the rim way apartment by the department of public health at a monthly cost for the period of july 13, 2012, through 2018. >> good morning john updike. so today this is an approve of an amendment. this location houses on the entitle of the second and third floor dp h mental counseling provided for the chinatown community. it was recently upgraded and here's a long time the property. the city's lease is for 89 thousand 2 hundred and 50 square feet and we've been here for 5 years. the next will be 26.9 thyroids a month. that rate is fixed for the entire 5 year term. we have found that accident market rate is about 298 per square feet per month. there is a note in the budget report about the department missing a particular notice for on option. and certainly our department regre

i know it's my first rose bowl. talking about covering thats at days leading up to the spectacle. >> mark: you mentioned it earlier, i was there for nine days. there's a lot of work that goes go something like this. people think we're on vacation, we hear it from our coworkers every single day and i mentioned, you know, if you're going to be working somewhere in december and january, southern california is a great place. follow the team around to some great events. of course, i got there on christmas day. >> ron: the hawkeye team of '82 went out two weeks earlier and this team went out early, but you left -- >> i left on christmas day. they left on christmas eve. a nice spot out on the west coast. i arrived on christmas day and had chance to follow coaches and team players all week long. >> ron: having some fun there at the cedar rapids airport. good or bad, the fact is there are many, many distractions for both teams in peace dena and you have to -- pass dena and you have to wonder what kind of impact that has on p

>> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with an update of the tragic events in san bernardino, california, and we talk to esmÉe deprez of bloomberg news. >> i.s.i.s. has recently been focused on having people carry -- you know, having american recruits carry out attacks in the place they're living, in america, rather than traveling to syria and become radicalized and join the fight over there. so this threat of i.s.i.s.-directed attacks at home, i think the fear of that is growing with every bit of new information we learned today. >> rose: we continue this evening with a look at the cartoons of the "new yorker" magazine. there is a new documentary called "very semi-serious," directed by leah wolchok. it stars bob mankoff, david remnick and emily flake of the "new yorker." >> i found that there is something special about the way that these cartoonist minds work that help them see the world in a different way and helps us as lovers of the cartoons see the world in a different way, and the only place they can publish

>> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: elizabeth holmes is here, the founder and c.e.o. of theranos a blood analytic company that has developed an innovative approach to blood testing these tests to detect dozens of medical conditions based on only a few drops of blood drawn from a finger prick. her goal is to transform health care through prevention and early detection. she started the company in 200 when she was 19. it is now valued at $9 billion making her the youngest self-made female billionaire in the world. "time" magazine named her one of the most influential people in 2015. in may she spoke to the graduating class at pepperdine university. >> an when i started our company someone said to me define what is nonnegotiatedable to you. what you are willing to fight for. die for, and most importantly, live for. for me that nonne

road to the roses at 6-30 p-m new @ year's eve right here on cbs 2. if you traveled this past weekend for the holidays, then you saw low gas prices in iowa--and they remain well below the national average. average.gas buddy dot com says the statewide average right now is a-dollar-88 a gallon. that's 12-cents under the national average of two-dollars.in the corridor - low as a-dollar-72.you can track prices in your area, at cbs two iowa dot com just click on gas gauge. the numbers are in for the holiday shopping season -- and no surprise---more people bought their gifts online. mastercard advisors - which tracks customer spending - says online sales grew 20 percent between black friday and christmas eve compared to la year.amazon, meanwhile, says it shipped a record number of items worldwide this holiday season.they also say shopping online using a mobile device more than doubled.the company, however, did not disclose the exact number of items shipped. next on cbs 2 news at six, helping at home. home.the end of the year means some full-year tallies are

rose mr. rose, can we go to your report for 6. >> yes. mr.hairman, and members of the committee and supervisor tang on page 60 of our report a table 3 the proposed proclamation of $8.7 million for the park and that's from 2008 cleaning safe neighborhoods bonds monies and then table 4 on page 17 of our report shows the appropriation of $43.8 million for the port projects and that's from the 2012 bonds so the 2008 and 2012 on page 17 table 5 shows the proposed the deappropriation and reappropriation of $1.4 million for the port that's the 2012 clean and safe neighborhood bond projects again, this was a companion to the other two items we recommend you approve the items. >> thank you very much mr. rose seeing no questions or comments anyone wish to comment on item number on item 6 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> all right. through the chair make a motion to send forward 6 with a positive recommendation. >> we have a emission by supervisor tang we'll take that without objection. >> that item passes with supervisor mar being absent. >> t

the rose bowl. held every january 1, it caps off the new year's day celebration which begins with the rose bowl parade in the morning. visit where the planning for the tradition takes place. [applause] [speaking foreign language] ♪ >> pasadena is known for the rose parade and the rose bowl game. it has established the identity for the community over the years. it goes back to 1890. at that time, it let the world know that we have these amazing floral flowers and citrus growing in the winter months when the sun was up and temperatures were tempered. while the rest of the country was under snow. over the years, many people only know pasadena because of the rose parade or because they have seen the rose bowl game. welcome to tournament health. it is the wrigley mansion, owned by the written, purchased in 1914. for now, let's talk about where it all began. we have just had our 130th rose parade. the first parade was in january 1 of 1890. it started with the valley hunt club, which is literally three blo

>> rose: welcome to the program. tonight we introduce you to a very interesting young man who creates businesses in silicon valley. it's a story worth telling. >> i very rarely-- in fact, never-- think of what is the terminal point, what does the exit strategy look like? i don't like doing that because you're inherently limiting the outcome. you're always assuming how it's going to end. ideally i love the notion of a forever company. >> rose: a forever company? >> yeah. there's not that many of those but the ones that exist are impressive. >> rose: max levchin for the hour, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: max levchin is here. he is a co-founder of paypal nld and one of the most creative entrepreneurs in all of silicon valley. in 1998 he started paypal, four years later the company was bought by ebay for $1.5 billion. levchin has since launched a variety of companies. he started the customer review site yelp of which he is chairman. in

." >> roses, roses, roses. i'm steve mcshane with mcshane's nursery and landscape supply, ready to demystify the number one question that comes into the university of california--how do i prune my roses? we're gonna discuss pruning, care and maintenance, and of course, more than anything, the right tools for the trade. let's discuss that quickly. the tools for the trade. the first thing you're gna need--a good set of pruning shears. these here, ars, 25 bucks at your local nursery, or less. a good motion, easy to get in and out of, and replaceable parts. surgical blades, stainless steel. these are gonna be your biggest friend, your most important friend, so get something that's got good balance and fits well. in addition to pruning shears, you may need some whoppers. depending on how big that rose bush is, something like this could come in handy. and even a distance pruner like this guy. this will get right in there and help you take care of hard-to-reach branches, spindly material you just don't want. and for a

york city, this is charlie rose.cy pelosi today sits at speaker of the house of representatives at one of the most critical times for democrats in a generation. over the past year she has marshal add series of major bills through her chamber. they include an economic stimulus, regulatory reform, a jobs creation program, a climate change bill and funding for the wars in iraq and afghanistan. at the top of her agenda at this moment is an overhaul of the health care system. she's currently working on a compromise measure with her caucus and senate democrats to pass what the president has called his top domestic priority. but the democratic agenda has been stalled by resurgent conservatives and public unease about the country's economic and fiscal health. here's a look at the conversation taped yesterday in washington. where are we at this moment in your effort to get this bill through the house? >> we're at a good place at this moment to get the bill through the house. exactly where we are is we are waiting the response

seen the rose bowl.come to tournament house. it is the wrigley mansion owned by the wrigleys purchased in 1914 but for now let's talk about where it began. we just had our 130th rose parade. 1890irst was in january 1, , and started with the valley hunt club, literally three blocks down the street, and it is the oldest unit in the equestrians because it has been in every one quite literally. we never do the parade on sunday because in 1893 it fell on a sunday so we decided to hold the parade on the 2nd. if we don't march on the good lord's day, the good lord won't rain on our parade. actually it was in the days when you would take your choices -- your horses to church on colorado boulevard. they would be hitched up and tournament organizers were afraid they would be spooked by the noise and commotion. the parade was a horse-drawn carriage affair until the early 1900s, then that floats developed into bigger and bigger and bigger things to where we are now floats that are 100 feet long that can go 40, 50 fe

the rose bowl started in 1902, but the tournament of roses parade started in 1890. so it's really the game is a -- that is a sidelight to the parade. and we found a group of west central iowans a lutheran church group that has traveled to pasadena every year for the last 13 years to help in the painstaking process of decorating the parade floats. it's a tedious yet beautiful endeavor that the 18 iowans take great pride participating in. so coming up tonight at 6:00, we take you inside the rose palace where 10 of the 44 parade floats you'll see tomorrow morning are being made as we speak. we will give you a personal look at how they are part to ghetto that will be at 6:00. we are live in california. stacey: thanks, guys. our special coverage from the rose bowl continues tomorrow. join us for a hawkeye rose bowl live from pasadena, right before the big game. it all starts at 2:00 on kcci. kurtis? kurtis: temperatures will be in the 60's again tomorrow. and with the celebration tonight, rain -- ringing in the new year, temperatures will be in the teens. the wind chills

and with the rose parade, it's a big one. it's the roses. yeah. despite efforts to electrify more of the parade growing and shipping 18 million flowers to pasadena generates a huge climate impact. as national climate reporter chase kane shows us, this isn't exactly an ideal time to grow roses. even in southern california. this this pruning was once a predictable winter ritual at rose torri farm, but not anymore. we're starting early because, frankly, after the rain last week and the cold we've had, the roses just don't look good. danielle hahn and her familyave been growing roses in southern california for more than 25 yrs, and doing so successfully enough to earn attention from martha stewart. now we have danielle and her fantastic catalog of roses, and we can have instant gratification. but lately it's gotten a lot tougher. we conan 2020. cambios mas diferentes y mas este ano more frequent and extreme whiplash between hot and cold, wildfires, even mudslides all evidence of climate change, all making it tougher for farmers. does that make you thi

you don't get too many trips to the rose bowl. >> the last back in 2000 the badgers beat the stanford cardinals. fans were hoping for a bert outcome in this rematch. >> you want to snuff out any hope they might have right from the start, just wipe it out and go with the ball and just ram it down their throats. >> they say they have low expectations going into the saven the departure of their star quarterback. >> andrew luck. i think we thought it wasn't going to be as good, but the team has been really great this year. it's been a lot of fun. >> in the end the teams kept their momentum going pulling out a big rose bowl victory. fans we recollect static. >> go stanford. >> yes. we won. yes. oh my gosh. it's been a long time coming. >> it was a l tighter than i would have liked right down to the end. >> fans had been hoping for a blow out. they got a nail biter instead. still, they said this win was a great start to the new year. in palo alto, ann ruben, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> national hockey league players and team owners started the new year at the bargaining table spending today tr

they say rose groped them inappropriately. other times they say rose walked around naked in their presence or made lewd phone calls to them. the women range in ages from 21 to 37. rose has apologized saying, "i am greatly embarrassed. i have behaved insensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that. i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings even though i now realize i was mistaken." in a statement cbs said the allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously. rose has been suspended from the cbs morning news indefinitely. pbs is halting production of the charlie rose show. >>> a powerful democrat in the state assembly is facing more accusations of sexual harassment. he now says that he will not seek reelection next year. raul bocanegra is the majority whip and represents part of the san fernando valley. earlier he faced allegations of groping a woman when they were both legislative staffers in 2009. now six more women tell the l.a. times he made unwelcome advances toward them. boinging ra

rose. colleagues any questions? mr. avalos. >> in your opinion do you think it would be wise for the government to move $80 million into the defense budget from the human and health budgets and for hud to build houses around the country. in your opinion do you think that is a wise move? >> mr. chairman, supervisor in my opinion there are a lot of things in the federal government i would like to look at but i don't want to make a decision at this point. >> it's a small part of the federal budget and we can request that. >> mr. rose are you saying it's a matter for that? >> maybe the federal government needs a budget analyst. >> i don't disagree. colleagues any other questions? at this point we will open it up for public comment. anyone wish to comment on item four? >> supervisors my name is douglas schaaf and i noted for the record the amount is listed and as i say what's a million here and a million there? it only matters if you're an actual taxpayer. it was noted it was previously granted through years 81 through 90. i

why a side stop for iowans on the road to the rose bowl has special meaning for many. many.and...i think that stuff runs in my blood.the surpriring hidden talent of one hawkeye standout and the career path he plans to take if this whole football thing doesn't workout. workout.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. first - another chance of snow is just hours away. away.cbs 2 chief meteorogist terry swails continues to o track this second rounun roununand joins us now with people are still digging out after the last round of snow. towing crews are front and center of that cleanup effort. effort.cbs 2 2 ws reporter dora miller spent the day with one of those crews.dora? tow truck drivers haven't gotten a break t tay...but while they were cleaning up our roadways, we rode along with darrah's towing to find out just how bad the winter storm was. was. there's no such thing as a typical day for ryan... an... "i've p pled them out of rivers and houses, off train tracks, we see it all." but winte

team prepares for the rose bowl. today they enjoy a little fun in disneyland -- following football practice. kwwl's mark woodley joins us live in california. hey mark... the events are in full swing out here in southern california - but so are the preparations for game day - the hawkeyes have been on the practice field since yesterday - of course a lot of their attention today was on the trip to disneyland - a tradition for rose bowl teams that dates back to 19-55 - the hawkeyes - however - didn't get to anaheim until after they got off the practice field today - and coach kirk ferentz said today's work-out went a lot better than the first one - kirk ferentz/iowa head coach tevaun smith/iowa receiver ...kwwl news. and as a reminder -- the game kicks off friday -- new year's day. ron steele, mark woodley and the crew will keep you updated on the hawkeyes -- as they get set for their rose bowl match-up with the stanford cardinal. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a

>> rose: wcome to the broadcast. we beg this ening with an update on alth care reform and ezra klein of the ashington post". >> thiis going to simultaneously be e largest step forward in social policy since the great society. and a sharp rinder of h little our system can do about proble we all admit that have this wl be an enormous achievement for president oba and the demratic congress. but much of itwill come becau they recognized the limits of the process i which ey operate. >> rose: we ctinue with katti martin her story of her parts coming fro hungy to the united states is cled "enemies of the people." the core of the book are these file wch is contaed many shatteri revelations durg 20 years of near total surveillance of my parents as well their brutal treatment in prison. what i disvered along the way was very painful rsonally but i think tha as we are celebrating the 20th anniversary of the fall of comnism it's impoant not only to hear the historians' perspective but to actually hear howeople lived during a hal

and the s&p 500 rose five points. it is less than ten points away from its own record close. >> more than half of all americans are invested in stocks and bonds with most of that money in retirement savings plans. with the s&p 500 closing in on its own, many of us are following the markets more closely than ever, retooling our accounts and seeing if the 401 ks are getting bigger every day. jane wells has more. >> reid ruker is checking his 401k again. >> i have looked at it more in the last four months. >> and investors like him are starting to call financial adviso advisors. >> the

captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with a new chapter in the nation's battle against terrorism. president obama laid out a new strategy in a highly anticipated speech earlier today. speaking at the national defense university, he discussed how the threat has evolved since 9/11. >> so that's the current threat. less capable al qaeda affiliates, threats to diplomatic facilities and businesses abroad, home-grown extremists. this is the future of terrorism. we have to take these threats seriously and do all that we can to confront them. but as we shape our response we have to recognize the scale of the threats closely resemi-ables the threat wes faced before 9/11. >> rose: the president offered his rationale for targeted killings. >> conventional air power or missiles are far less precise than drones and are likely to cause more civilian casualties and more local outrage. we are viewed as occupying armies, unleash a torrent of unintended conditionses, are difficult to contain, result in large

hawkeye fans are starting their trek to california for the rose bowl. how the weather impacted their travel today... and a live report from our sports team are straight ahead. after a break this afternoon... more snow is falling in iowa... and parts of the state are seeing sleet... good evening. i'm sonya heitshusen... thanks for joining us... a winter storm is expected to leave up to ten inches of snow in some parts of the state... along with sleet and high winds.. let's get right to meteorologist brett mcintyre... who's been tracking the storm all day. brett... when will this all pass? road conditions aren't getting much better tonight - in some getting worse. that second freezing rain hit just as people are heading home from work and returning home after the holiday. let's get a check on the interstates now. trooper doug cutts with the iowa state patrol joins us now by phone... tropper cutts, where are you traffic is also moving slow on side streets jodi whitworth joins us live outside our who studios jodi how are the roads right now in the metro? ai

in rose burg, oregon of all places. small can lit area.on the map. >> broken but healing e.easy to say but not so easy to do. they will again by chessing the college until monday. that as afternoon of the world focus on this place tonight. we will be here tomorrow as rose burg deals with its days after. in rose burg, oregon 7 news. >> thanks very much wayne. >> 7 news reporter katie continues our coverage. katie tonight we hear from the suspect family in california. >> the shooter father is on his which to rose burg now after expecting with reporters at his home in southern california. e.shocked. shocked is all i can say. okay e.the fts of suspected gunman chris harper mercer. multiple will you enforcement surss tell us that mercer is the 26-year-old who opened fire atom quaw community college. >> devastating day. definite satelliteing for me and my family. all i ask is i know you are here to did your job. all i ask is please just respect our privilege situation so far you have done theshtion neighbors said gunman lived

rose they rose queen contains 352 japanese culture. we have 6.0 9 carats in diamonds and 10 of the highest quality south pearls. the beauty. welcome back to rose reflections a look back. >> you know there's always a short list, a first for every parade. the mission is to wow the crowd and that happens when engineering and imagination meet determination. >> that's innovative inter team. >> we saw fire on the boulevard in 1998. that tiger wipe down the street with 72 gallons propane on point. >> wait to see what's about to happen. winds pick up truck turned into a spaceship. and its engines were actually fired. >> but the crowd favorite in 1991, which definitely the hungry 40 feet this giant in the 5, finally made >> and the termination pay off for oversized brown finds a a hand. weighing in at 12 and a we are ready for the record for the heaviest wind tonight. >> we find our imaginations soar with what looks like a simple undertaking. >> whiting the double 52 foot high ferris wheel. making a school bus filled with children magically of