how did larry david growing up in brooklyn become larry david executive producer? what was it that enabled you to take that huge leap forward and become what you are today? >> well, certainly -- you know, if jerry hadn't approached me at "catch a rising star" that night, there's no way i'm signature here, that's for sure. that started the whole thing, that show. in terms of the writing aspect of it, i had no writing experience, and i think that turned out to be a good thing. i didn't know how things were done in television. i was just kind of guessing. and somehow, it came out, and it was good and acceptable. but i think the idea that we didn't do that show the way shows are done, which there's a lot of writers in a room all throwing jokes in and all working on a script at one time. that's not how it was done at all. >> rose: how was it done? it was just done basically after a writer would hand in a scripped -- well, the first couple of years, there were a few writers. but mostly, all the rewriting was done by me and jerry. >> rose: but do you have a unique perspec

charlie: larry david grew up in brooklyn, new york. he lived in apartment complex surrounded by his extended family. larry: this was my apartment. this is where i grew up. this is where my aunt and uncle and cousins grew up. my friends on the second floor. charlie: you grew up among -- larry: i was up and down the stairs all the time. galinsky. [doorbell rings] hello. look there. >> hello. >> hello. >> surprise, surprise. larry: we had a piano over here. it looks even smaller than i remembered it. >> you must be mrs. galinsky. hello. i'm charlie rose. you must know this man. >> hello. >> you know, he lived here. larry: look at our kitchen. look at the size of our kitchen. charlie: you had your own room. larry: yes, this was my room right here. i shared it with my brother. yeah, there were beds here and here. this is my room. and -- charlie: older or younger? larry: older. charlie: you shared a bedroom. larry: this is the master bedroom. my parents room. >> this is the bathroom. >> this was, by the way, this was a three bedroom. so this

the mind of larry david. the mind of larry david. >> all of a sudden, there was a promo for "survivor" on television. it struck me. i cannot believe nobody put this together that there are holocaust survivors who call themselves survivors. then i thought yeah, i have to get those two in the same room. who had the worst experience? >> and make it funny. >> i also thought that this seems like an idea that is right there for the plucking. we better get this out fast. >> does anybody say to you, larry you have gone too far? >> yeah yeah. >> and you ignore it. >> yeah. >> because you are your own man. >> everybody likes something as long as it does not affect their group. what they are part of. >> do not dare talk about me. >> my good friend of mine who loves the show, she loves the show. she would call me up after shows. the most offensive stuff was going on and she could not get enough but as soon as there were something about a dog, nope. you could say that a lot about different people. >> was there a point in

now, he's playing another character that walks and talks like larry david. ors and comedians, you never quite know where the act stops and the real person begins. david's friends, for instance, say he's a sweetheart. he says that's just an act, the nice guy act. who is he? that's what we wanted to find out. this is what everybody that is watching this wants to know. >> larry david: yeah. >> rose: who is larry david? >> david: oh, this guy. he's too much. >> rose: who is larry david? >> david: you are too much, mr. rose. >> rose: why? >> david: huh? >> rose: why? >> david: you're probing. what is the probe? >> rose: because we want to know who you are, i mean... >> david: who the hell knows? i don't know. >> rose: but you do know. >> david: like, what... whatever you're seeing, that's who i am! >> rose: really? >> david: yeah. >> rose: well, it's not true. you told me you created a character. it's not you. it's who you might want to be but are not. who are you? >> david: i'm a jerk, that's who i am. i'm like... >> rose: you're not! that's an act! >> david: i'm

and the search for the inner larry david. >> i would say larry david is the guy you see on "curb your enthusiasm." >> rose: no. >> yes. >> rose: no. >> yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition in los angeles an investigation is under way into the fatal shooting yesterday of a homeless man by the police in what they say was a struggle over an officer's gun. carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: a bystander shot the video which shows police wrestling with a homeless man. as police handcuffed a woman who grabbed one of their batons, the struggle in the background quickly escalated. police say the man tried to grab one officer's gun and you can hear the buzz of taser. within seconds... [gunfire] three officers fired five shots. dennis horne captured the scene on his cell phone, as well. he does not believe the man was grabbing a gun. >> you're being tased, you'll be flailing. you're not necessarily reaching or grabbing for anything. >> reporter: but inve

and the search for the inner larry david. >> i would say larry david is the guy you see on "curb your enthusiasm." >> rose: no. >> yes. >> rose: no. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. thousands of homeowners who lost much of what they had to superstorm sandy say they have become victims again. at least 650,000 homes were destroyed or damaged by sandy at a cost of $38 billion. tonight four u.s. senators from new york and new jersey are calling for hearings into allegations that insurance companies doctored engineering reports to reduce insurance payouts and that fema may have turned a blind eye to the problem. nancy cordes has this follow-up to a "60 minutes" investigation. >> reporter: it doesn't take an engineer to see that sandy damaged some of these homes beyond repair. bob kaible told sharyn alfonsi on "60 minutes" that his house in long beach, new york, was knocked off its foundation and condemned, but the insurance companies -- company's engineering report concluded there

coming up in this half hour why larry david's mom wanted him to be a mailman.his childhood home. you ee seal moments that shaped h is career, plus part of the conversation that didn't air on "60 minutes" last night like why he doesn't like therapy. >> that's a great interview. >>> plus speaking of a good interview, cal ripken jr. still holds the record for most consecutive games. baseball's iron man is here to talk about the come back of a-rod, the plan for shorter games and a new kid's book. that's ahead. >>> the japan times says china tees wild panda population is making a comeback. they jumped nearly 17% over a decade. by the end of 2013 there were more than 1,800 in the wild. they credit conservation efforts. >>> the show featured models and their children. it was called la viva la mama and featured mother hood. some of the drawings were by children. >> i thought that was a pretty scene. very nice. >>> and "the hollywood reporter" says william shatner spoke about leonard nimoy and responded to the backlash over funeral. >> he said i feel really awful. here

. >>> larry david's mom was concerned for her son's job security. >> hey, mom, this is me, the show isy think you're doing a good job, larry? are they going to fire you? >> no, she would not. >> did they tell you you're doing well? did they say you're doing a good job? she would. >> that's a mom for you. ahead, more hilarious moments from larry's chat with charlie on "60 minutes." you are watching "cbs this morning." >> charlie looked handsome in his orange sweater. >> a lot of people said something about the sweater. >> we'll be right back. orange? >> that charlie looks good in color. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or a healthy start before the big meeting there's a choice hotel that's waiting for you. this spring, choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com (vo) it's here! new fancy feast broths with chicken. silky smooth or creamy broths. now with the real chicken she loves, never any by-products or fillers. being a cat just got more enjoyabowl. fancy feast broths with chicken. you get used to food odors in your car.

and the search for the inner larry david. >> i would say larry david is the guy you see on "curb yournthusiasm." >> rose: no. >> yes. >> rose: no. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. thousands of homeowners who lost much of what they had to superstorm sandy say they have become victims again.

and the search for the inner larry david. >> i would say larry david is the guy you see on "curb yoursiasm." >> rose: no. >> yes. >> rose: no. >> yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition in los angeles

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." >> a program notes sunday night on 60 minutes, i had a piece with larry david. here is an outtake from that interview. >> why did you want to do a play? >> i thought it would be something different, something fun, something i never experienced before. i would stand in the back and watch it and go to rehearsals and consult with the director and just see the entire thing unfold and then all of a sudden come it was presented to me to be in it. and, yes, i did have that moment of, oh this will be really challenging. i made the decision to do it. >> and you are glad you did. >> yeah, but -- ok, i am glad. somewhat. i am glad with reservations. >> the director says you're an actor. you may say you are not, but you are. >> that is nice of her to say. >> you don't think you are? >> i am doing this, so i am. ok, i am an actor. >> why do you say you are not? >> i have never felt like one. when i sit in an audience, i don't look at the people performing and say, i was doing that. i don't say, i wish i was in that movie. actors do that. i don't do that. ergo, no actor. >> o

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ergo, no actor. >> rose: on friday night on this program an hour with larry david. but next "al hunt on the story." >> 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. >>>> hunt: senator lindsey gram in his third term as a united states senator from south carolina sfnlgt appropriations, armed services and budget and judiciary committees. 59-year-old air force veteran, a colonel in the reserves, explore ago run for the republican nomination next year. welcome to the program, senator. >> influential. that's a good word. >> rose: i'll call you colonel. the senate passed a clean department of homeland security bill funding through the end of the fiscal year. house will not go along saying the best we can do is short term. how does this movie end? >> i think they'll send over a d.h.s. funding bill with a 2014 order repeal. there's two execu

don't want to fly with the pilot who is taking a few weekend courses. >> our conversation with larry davidway. we talked about the show and larry admitted he is an unlikely star of the stage. >> your entire stage resume. i want to know all the shows you have done. tell me what you have done on the stage prior to this. >> i did something in fifth grade. that was a musical. i sang three songs. big hit. big hit. >> there was a lot of talk about you having a career on broadway. >> not at all, but i do remember my brother being very, very happy. >> that was a wonderful, wonderful thing. >> thank you. >> does it work well? that's a big word. >> my understanding is that i had no intention to be the lead. >> zero. zero. >> have you looked at the marquee? you are the lead. >> thank you for reminding me. >> what happened there? >> apparently the character, the main character is very much like me. >> what a shock. >> it's so unlike you. >> no. >> by the way, i went on sick four days last week with a fever. i have the respect of the broadway community. >> just having a cold for four days. going on wit

will be in studio with his new book and more of charlie's interview with larry david that you didn't "60 minutes." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and good monday morning to you and welcome, here's the golden gate bridge for you. live look some cars starting to buzz by. on a monday morning. >> just a few. >> back to work. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle this morning. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. saw a little traffic and we'll get to liz in a moment but roberta is here to tell us about a lovely monday. >> it's funny our perspective view, you're looking at the golden gate bridge and you were referring to traffic, i'm saying is there any fog there or clouds? is it wet? heading out the door this morning we have a slight chance of rain back in the forecast today and currently air temperature-wise mild. more into the 40s and 50s except napa is down to 35 degrees. later today 60s from the inland to the seashore areas. >>> we are already facing s

. >>> this morning on "today," matt goes one on one with funny man larry david.e comedian is coming clean about his job long before "seinfeld" and "curb your enthusiasm" in a hilarious new interview. now to sports. technicals overtimes, kicks? the cavs/rockets game had it all. second half rockets up by eight. james and beverly get into a clash after a hard call. both players with technicals. the tension builds later in the quarter while going after a loose ball, rockets' james hardin kicked james in the groin. tempers flare. hardin's given a flagrant foul. the game will go into overtime. with seconds to go, james is fouled. he'll go to the line. down by one. and a chance to give the cavs the lead and possibly the win. both shots, no good. the rockets hold on for the 105-103 victory. after the loss, lebron posted this curious tweet saying "way to trick it off today, bron." what does that mean? no one really knows. the rockets' post-game tweet, more obvious. the phrase "king james" with a photo of james hardin captioned "long live the new king." >>> to atlanta now.

this is a reminder for you to tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes and larry david. that is followed by a new episode of madame secretary and plus the prayer of battle creek coming up tonight. the game just completed on cbs. wisconsin going to 26-3 on the season and 14-2 in the big ten. they cringe a chair in the regular-season championship. >> extremely impressive because they got it done doing what they always do, taking with the defense gives them in getting the ball inside to frank kaminsky and he was splendid on senior day. >> how good can he be. >> he has made such great strides from his sophomore and junior and senior year, and he continues to get better. he shoots it and has great footwork and is confident and that is a winning combination. >> he thinks the way you do. we had a talk with frank kaminsky after the game. >> we have got frank kaminsky and congratulations. what does it mean to win a big ten championship. >> it's something i've worked for my whole career. it feels so good to finally accomplish it in front of our home fans. >> to me about the senior

we will have a conversation with larry david. gave you a tafd ofste of what makes him tick. we will share a moment over a football helmet. we will leave it at that. we begin this half hour with former baseball star curt schilling firing back at cyber bullies who targeted his daughter. today's erica hill is here with that story. >> good morning. after receiving dozens of sexually explicit tweets about his daughter he wrote an essay about the impact of harassment and went a step further calling out the people behind the hateful messages. curt schilling became a red sox legend for pitching through a severe ankle injury leading boston to the world series. it pales in comparison to toughness as a father. he congratulated his teenage daughter gabby to being accepted to college and recruited to play softball with the school. it didn't take long for some to attack her with brutal obscenities prompting him to post a detailed essays. rape bleed under wear and every other defiling word began to follow he wrote. i have to ask, is this even r

larry david, where he got the idea for his crazy new comedy.s, lights, camera juliette lewis. >> are we on right now?

. >> jimmy: his name is larry david. >> larry davis. >> jimmy: close enough. >> michael. >> jimmy: somebodyt this picture of you taking a picture. >> one guy paparazzi, he tell me where you something i won't say the name, come here to sunset. >> jimmy: you just said the name. >> gook suit. >> jimmy: you just said the name. >> he said michael inside the club, the door. and i said hi to him. he don't know me, but i know him because he familiar show. >> jimmy: who did? >> michael. he said i love you. i said mike, i take picture. i'm happy. i put my camera to focus only my face. the paparazzi, don't send myself. >> jimmy: you don't sell your stuff. you do it purely pour th lly fo. >> yes, he's nice guy, very quiet. >> jimmy: very quiet now. who is this guy? >> he had longer hair. i forget. alec baldwin? >> jimmy: no, it's not alec baldwin. >> i don't know. i forget. >> jimmy: he's got the same first name as the last guy we saw. no, not alec. >> bolton, bolton. >> jimmy: what's his first name? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: okay. let's go to the next one. that was michael bolton. who's this lady? >>

larry david talked about some of the people that are really good and no one knows their names.m: there are people in fashion like that. a lot of them. when i talk about counting my blessings, the fact i can be on television and just be me and have people respond positively how fantastic? i don't have to get into character, think -- charlie: what is it you bring your curiosity? tim: i believe it is critical for the enjoyment and betterment of one's life. otherwise, what makes us get out in the morning? there is an authenticity to me that i'm willing to acknowledge. i am so eager to help our designers as i was my students. i know that certain methods of communication don't work and through trial and error and experience, i have learned what works better if not best. charlie: you have the velocity -- instilled through telling, empathy, asking questions, cheerleading and helping for the best. tell me about truth telling. tim: truth telling is about what i see and in the context of also asking and empathy of understanding where you're coming from. the truth telling is for me, in mat

she's starring alongside larry david in "fish in the dark," the hottest show on broadway right now andi think that's a hit. >> that's a great -- >> you are kicking some butt with that cowgirl boot of yours. >> what is going on in that fun room? who's in there? >> friends my own friends. sara borealis is in there and my girlfriend dilea, and a wonderful singer that i work with. >> where's your greek girlfriend? >> i had to go to astoria and recruit. >> you're encouraging other people to make their own video. tell us about that. >> i just was inspired by all my girlfriends and all the times we've had parties at home in your house. you are completely uninhibited. nobody's there to judge you and that's what inspired the song. >> is that because you're a celebrity, it means more to you -- you and tom can't have dinner without the whole world stopping -- so dinner at home has a special quality to it because you just relax. >> it definitely does. but i think that all women have that exact feeling. it's just sort of like i can let my hair down, take off my shoes -- >> and let my roots show. >>

we have those stories plus much more of our entertaining conversation with larry david. >>> and mollys by to celebrate the 30th anniversary of "the breakfast club." that's all when we get started on a tuesday morning, vai and tracy. >> one of my favorite movies. uh-oh. are you sure that's 30 years old? >> one of my favorites. 30 years. we're officially old. >> see you in ten minutes. >> all right, you got it. >>> it is a first alert weather day. you can see clouds starting to move into the area. the clouds will be taking over as the day goes on. we will see some snow moving into the area. right now it's just cold outside. completely dry for the area. the cold will ease. we'll see the 30s this afternoon, but we'll also see snow develop. and then icy situation as we head into the evening hours. getting around this evening will be difficult. much more difficult, getting around on thursday. there's a potential for significant snow in our area. 26 degrees right now in philadelphia. the wind north at 9 miles an hour. the wind will stay light during the day for most of the day. and the brigh

you worked with larry david on "curb your enthusiasm" for a long time.nd i've heard you say in the past that, you know, he's a little -- he's indecisive on set. of not knowing exactly what, you know -- he would take his time. and now he's on broadway. >> right. >> seth: i saw him at the "snl" 40th and talked to him a little about it. can you believe someone like that has to do a show -- same show eight days a week. >> eight days a week. that is bizarre to me. you know, he's improv and -- like you said, he was just making up "curb," and now he's locked into this thing. i know i couldn't do it. i couldn't be out there the same thing -- singing the same thing every night. >> seth: i am so -- if you go to broadway, i'm so impressed with the actors who do broadway shows, because they are huge movie stars, they're people that don't have to work again. and you go to broadway shows, there's no nice dressing rooms. you go up afterwards to see them, and it's just like, they open -- and they look like squatters. >> yeah. exposed plumbing and everything. it's awful.

there are a lot of people you will have comedians i did a six minute speech on larry david. and he talked about some of the people that are really, really good and nobody knows their name. >> there are people in fashion like that as well there are lots of them. i just have to say when i talk about counting my blessings its fact that i ask be on tferntions and ju be me, how fantastic is that. i don't have to get into character. i don't have to think well what would that mentor on project runway say. >> what is it you bring your curiosity. >> definitely curiosity. i believe curiosity is critical for the enjoyment and the betterment of one of's life. otherwise what makes us get up in the morning. but also there is an awe then 'tisity to me that i'm perfectly willing to acknowledge. and i am-- i am so eager to help our designers as i was my students. and i know that certain methods of communication don't work and through trial and error, and a good deal of experience i have learned what works better if not best. >> rose: let's talk about this. because i'm interested in this kind

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. >>> "the new york times" says actor jason alexander will replace larry david in his hit broadway showin the show "fish in the dark." >>> "the washington post" says soccer great lionel messi is getting a hero's welcome in his first welcome to washington, d.c. he caused a stir at a washington wizards game he attended with teammates. hundreds of fans swarmed number 10 for autographs outside of practice. messi is in washington with the argentine national team to face el salvador. >> that will be a huge game. >> huge. >>> and "time" says the maker of sriracha sauce will unveil a line of snacks. >> i'm a good fan of sriracha. say it again, gayle. >> sriracha! >> very nice. >> that's the best i can do. >> great job. >>> are you looking for extra cash? the answer may be in your closet. tradesy is an online marketplace where people can sell secondhand clothing and accessories. the company exploded in popularity since its launched three years ago. the members are projected to hit 7 million this year. tracey deinunzio is the founder. you started this with $8,000? >> i did, back in 2012. >> and n

pointing to lenny bruce, larry david, sarah silverman. >> it feels very arbitrary. >> reporter: the star>>> dylan is here with a final check of the weather for us. >> we have a great crowd. they performed at carnegie hall last night. what was that like? >> singing at carnegie hall was the most incredible feeling ever you really can't describe what's going on in your mind. >> i have no musical tal environments, i can't imagine what it is like. but welcome to the "today" show. let's look at the weather. high pressure in control across the eastern half of the country, keeping us cold mostly dry. we have a couple of snow showers across new england, mostly accumulating on grassy surfaces. out west the flip to that. the heat temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average. into seattle, 50s and 60s with rain showers. more rain sunday. could see a wintry mix >>> right now watching a gorgeous view for saturday morning looking towards the bay bridge. 53 in san francisco. cooler in the north bay. currently 42. patchy fog out near santa rosa and napa. a few high clouds at times and temperatures in the

larry, supervisor david campos is considering legislation that would mandate some property owners some buildings. he says taking a look at what has happened in the mission is the first step. a disturbing cluster of fires has rocked san francisco's mission district. in september, flames engulfed a three story building at 23rd and mission. in january, an inferno at 22nd and mission killed a man and left more than 50 residents homeless. earlier this month another fatal fire at 24th and treat. >> i've had people question why the fires are starting, is there arson involved, i don't think we should jump to any conclusions. but i think to the extent that those questions are out there, there aren't many questions, i think we need to have a conversation about them. >> supervisor david campos held a hearing today to begin the dialogue. joanne hayes white and her experts say the fires are still under investigation. but there is a possible answer for the one at 22nd and mission. >> at this time we did find evidence of electrical cause for that fire. the only thing that we're really waiting for at

. >> hey, lauren simoneti did you see jerry seinfeld and larry david are going to be even more wealthy. >> yes. >> i know. >> this potential deal is tremendous. if you loved seinfeld, and you want to see all what nine seasons of it, 180 episodes, the company is bidding for streaming rights from sony pictures tv. netflix is not interested but hulu, amazon, these are companies that are reportedly interested. guess how how much they could fetch. >> half million-dollar per episode, so what is that a hundred million-dollar. >> yes. >> unbelievable. >> and not having to do any that work. >> it is for stuff you have already done just hanging out in the show. >> but we have seen all of the seinfeld episode. >> yes, you can watch them on you tube. it is kind of nuts that these companies would be bitting so much for it. >> i would stream it right now instead of doing this. >> i'm surprised netflix doesn't want it they just don't want to pay the money. >> it comes tout 500 you this dollars per episode and netflix did pay something similar for friend and they just feel like there is better use for