. >> and zhang xin ceo of soho china. >> we're to where we are by privatizing everything not states owning everything that's where it is. real estate happens to be the lot of liberated. many other industries are still too much controlled by the government and state-owned >> charlie's conversations when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: john hurt is here. 's an actor famous for his diverse and masterful performances on theatre and film and tackled everything to the harry potter movie and nominated twice for the elephant man and david lynch once called him the greatest actor in the world. here's a look at some of his grtest performances. >> help me. employee. >> no. >> employ me. >> no. >> i would be faithful. >> best thing to do is to get yourself out of here best way you can. but how? >> catch the midnight express. >> what's that? it's not a train. it's a prison word. escape. [ yelling ] >> i am not an animal. i am a human being. [ groaning ] >> oh, no. not again. i've had a long time to make enemie

charlie spoke with zhang xin last month and here is that interview. >> charlie: tell me what's going on in your particular sector the commercial and real estate market in china. >> this year i think china's real estate market is probly the most challenging in the 16 years i' been in this industry. you read headline news that property prices go down and so on and that's because the government has exercised an austerity measure to control. if you own one apartment you simply cannot buy a second one. for commercial real estate which we do, it doesn't quite apply but what it does matter is when the credit is really tight in the country because chinese government is trying to fight against inftion andtherefore tightening the credit. when credit is typically the buying power dries up and that's what's happening in the commercial real estate. the buyers are investors and when the credit is not plenty investment is not there. >> charlie: is it your impression that inflation is florida control? >> i think so. inflation is in control. >> i think so >> charlie: what happens if europe goes from

it is definitely my cinderella moment for a science nerd like me. >> zhang will now like to attend stanford m.i.t. oracle tack. cinderella moment, no -- no fairy god mary mother. >>> i wonder if that louisiana company -- when the plane comes by it will smell like french fries. >> want to eat a lot when it is so cold out. >> usually comfort food. >> biscuits and gravy, let's move on because we are sitting down and we know what that means. [ laughing ] >> 6:16. here's a look at a beautiful start to the day from mount tamalpais. let's talk about that freeze warning that continues for the north bay valleys until 9:00 this morning. that's the killing freeze then we have the frost which could damage sensitive plants in the east bay valleys that is until 9:00 this morning. latest temperatures just came out and everybody is out of the 20s now, still have 30 to low 30s santa rosa novato, napa, fairfield, concord, livermore, mountain view, 33 redwood city, 34 los gatos upper 30s to 40s until you get to san francisco and half moon bay in the mid 40s. oops looks like i jumped the gun, hit the wrong but

the republic of us a by zhang is located on the southwestern shore of the caspian sea as a version borders russia and georgia to the north on meaning to the west and to the self it separates true the u.s.s.r. in ninety ninety one before the break up there was an ethnic conflict with. one of the most tragic events in azerbaijan history was when troops were deployed in the capital back in one nine hundred ninety. of the. the time as a by john had a national liberation movement called the popular front the movement of staged mass protests around the country seizing government buildings when the situation got out of control the authorities introduced a state of emergency on almost all of us a by chance territory on january the twentieth one thousand nine hundred ninety tanks and tobacco to restore order during the turmoil one hundred thirty seven people were killed. there from a laugh a dear brother. was among the first victims. after they launched a flare the tanks came in and started firing. the notice that ilham was not by my side and. he went down to the square to meet the tanks rookie who

zhang says her research was driven in part by her grandfather's death from lung cancer. if you are doing cancer research in high school, you're a smart person. >> i think we could say that. >>> stanford quarterback andrew luck is one of five finalists for the heisman trophy. >> he is off to new york this weekend. luck is hoping to become the second stanford player to win the award the first of course long time ago quarterback jim plunkett won it back in 1970. luck runner-up last year. this time favorite appears to be another quarterback. it's not luck. robert griffin ii unfortunately out of baylor. the winner will be announce -- robert griffin iii out of baylor. the winner will be announced saturday. >>> now, we all know the holiday tradition of a picture with santa. >> what about pets? scoop, wookky, they need to see santa, too. in nova scotia, canada, santa is not discriminating. cats and dogs are visiting the big guy taking pictures and telling them all about their christmas wishes. apparently they are doing it telepathically because they can't really talk. >> oh, rea

angela zhang was awarded the honor for her research on cancer cells.ers were announced this morning in washington. she was competing against 5 other students for the scholarship. congratulations. >>> time to get more details on the cold weather headed our way. let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> nothing that unusual for this time of year. days are getting shorter. you expect very cold overnight lowes and we will get that because we have no rain, the winds are dying down. in the north bay duplicates in the 20s and 30s. we will see a freeze warning in effect up here. temperatures in this area, napa area, going into the 20s there. very cold tonight. the forecast for the east bay valley, you are going to get a frost advisory and you will see frost -- you don't have to be in that zone or freeze warning zone to have the temperatures hit 32 degrees or have frost. frost forms at a higher temperature than the freeze temperature. if the temperature is 38 you could get frost on your window. the low-pressure system is what gave us the wind,

angela zhang designed what is being called a swiss army knife of cancer treatments and joining us now> reporter: we're here with one of the most extraordinary teenagers on the planet, angela zhang and we're joined by her principal. angela, congratulations for winning this competition. pleasure to see you. explain how this new treatment works. you're able to device a new way of targeting cancer. >> it's kind of like the swiss army knife of cancer treatment in which you could possibly detect cancer cells and eradicate and monitor the response. main goals is to personalize cancer medicine. >> reporter: you're only 17 years old. where did this inspiration come from? reading articles and attending journal club meetings and going to seminars. the research that's going on is so inspiring, i like to say it's beyond science fiction. >> reporter: how much time did you spend on this and when might we see this actually work on real patients? >> i spent afternoons of schools during the weekdays and then also on weekends. in terms of when this will be applicable in humans, clinical trials take 10 t