to pasadena, california. a beautiful setting for one of the best college football games ever. i'm not kidding. georgia had scored 24 unanswered points. leon's favorite, the heisman trophy winner baker mayfield trying to lead them back. mayfield looking, scrambles, fires to dimitri flowers for the touchdown. 11-yard score. and now we're tied at 38. is somebody booing? georgia down a touchdown. how about a direct snap to nick chubb? breaks it outside. he finds the end zone. two-yard touchdown. >> yay. >> ties this game at 45. we head to overtime. after the teams exchanged field goals, sooners going for another. wait a minute, georgia with the block, lorenzo carter skies aboston line, gets his hand on it. huge play for the bulldogs. you can tell by the chest bump. any score wins it for georgia. why not do what works? snap to michel. already with three tchtds on the day. how about a fourth? fourth td of the game. georgia wins a wild one in double overtime. first double overtime in the rose bowl. 54-48. they advance to the national championship. >>> all right. now, georgia is waiti

. >> ♪ >> members of the band from fairless hills marched in the tournament of roses parade in pasadena this morning. they are one of only 14 bands from across the country selected to take part in this iconic event. this is their first rose bowl parade but the band has performed on five continents and at five disney parks. t comes to cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com slash philadelphia. >> how long is this chilly weather going to last? >> right through the weekend and it's beyond chilly. actually by friday and saturday it's even colder than it was today. could get snow on thursday. >> no. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you, too. thanks a lot, you know.

in pasadena georgia had a high scoring shootout. it turned out to be the greatest grabbed daddies of them all. the first time ever the famed rose bowl went into overtime and double overtime. the score was tied 48 apiece when this happened. >> earlier in a direct snap. >> it's michelle's turn running all the way. they're going to the championship game. >> and just like that georgia takes the rose bowl with a thrilling 54-48 victory. now action in the sugar bowl where top ranked clemson faced off with number 4 alabama. the crimson tide got off to a fast start and never looked back. 24 -6 win launches them into a championship game, their third consecutive title game. the all will be played next monday night in atlanta. alabama, georgia. so, a lot of action still to come. >> should be fun. >>> police in brock port, new york, had a very close encounter with a thief. he was trying to capture a squirrel. look at this thief. stealing cookies. that was the charge. the furry critter running frantically before lunging itself at an officer. thi

the thousands lined the streets of pasadena to watch the annual rose parade. millions of roses are used to decorate dozens of floats. the parade happens before the rose bowl game and this year the two teams, the georgia bulldogs and oklahoma sooners, and fans are out early to support their teams. >> i've always wanted to come since i was a little girl, so we came. >> the annual rose parade tradition is in its 129th year. >>> some brave divers in minnesota took an icy plunge this morning for a good cause. the annual new year's day event raises money for wounded veterans and temperatures hovered around minus 12 degrees. experimented with the freezing weather. >>> meantime nothing quite says winter like this frozen t- shirt. a guy in south dakota experimented with the freezing weather. so he soaked his shirt in boiling water. then he took it outside and it was rock solid in seconds. the mill valley park and ride -- near the stinson beach exit.. was one of the low- lying areas . as king tide >>> here's our winter, all this water at mill valley park and ride near t

in pasadena georgia had a high scoring shootout. it turned out to be the greatest grabbed daddies of them all. the first time ever the famed rose bowl went into overtime and double overtime. the score was tied 48 apiece when this happened. >> earlier in a direct snap. >> it's michelle's turn running all the way. they're going to the championship game. >> and just like that georgia takes the rose bowl with a thrilling 54-48 victory. now action in the sugar bowl where top ranked clemson faced off with number 4 alabama. the crimson tide got off to a fast start and never looked back. 24 -6 win launches them into a championship game, their third consecutive title game. the all sec national title game will be played next monday night in atlanta. alabama, georgia. so, a lot of action still to come. >> should be fun. >>> police in brock port, new york, had a very close encounter with a thief. he was trying to capture a squirrel. look at this thief. stealing cookies. that was the charge. the furry critter running frantically before lunging i

. >> reporter: new year's eve pasadena style. a motorcycle club revving down the street. church group of kids playing a board game while parade watchers mark their spot. some creative using a dog and child and others more traditional using chalk. >> informal way of saying this is my spot. >> reporter: an annual tradition for the chino hills resident. >> if the flower falls out, you have to grab it. >> you have to come and stake your claim. >> this is our fifth year. my granddaughter and i. we have tammales and my granddaughter makes a salad. we have a heater and a fire pit over there. >> happy new year. >>> well this is exciting. more than 200 members of the homestead high school marching band will be among those performing in the rose parade. the group has previously performed at the macy's parade. >>> now just less than 19 minutes away from 2018. 53 degrees in san francisco. no fog. but rain will make a comeback. the latest on the big change when we come back. >>> our fireworks show is coming up at midnight. >>> olympic dreams will soon be realized in san jose. today an

chris martinez, cbs news, pasade pasadena, california. >>> looking for something special for valentine's day? the company gem diamonds discovered a 910-carat diamond from a mine in a southern african nation. it is the fifth biggest diamond ever found, and it's worth in the tens of millions of dollars. in other words, if you have to ask, you can't afford it. the diamond is about the size of two golf balls. the stone is rated d color, and that is the top rated color for diamonds. >>> for the first time in its history, the honda accord is north america's car of the year. in a poll of automotive journalists, the accord edged out the kia singer and the toyota camry. the announcement was made yesterday at the north american international auto show in detroit. honda says the fifth-generation accord was redesigned from the ground up. it went on sale last fall. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take you to florida to visit what's billed as america's first solar-powered town, and see how it operates. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." and i know that we havethe

. >> for the 129th year the rose parade rolled through pasadena, california, and featured 39 colorful floats covered in flowers and show horses and marching bands. new year's celebrations struck the right note, across the country. this was nashville. and in las vegas, fireworks welcomed 2018. more than 300,000 revellers packed the strip and free mont street under unprecedented security. some celebrations did go wrong. in australia, a barge filled with fireworks caught fire and exploded. forcing people on shore to scatter. and in russia, an 80 foot christmas tree became a towering inferno after catching fire during an outdoor concert. no one was hurt. >> brave swimmers around the world welcomed newt year with a plunge. in new york more than 1,000 swimmers joined the coney island polar bear club for a dip in the atlantic ocean. ice welcomed revellers in wisconsin, and in the netherlands, hundreds put on red hats before diving into the chilly north sea. >> the coast guard just released video of a dramatic rescue, of panama city, florida. an 89-year-old man had driven off a pier on saturd

. >>> the time is 7:47 and thousands of people in pasadena gathered for the 129th annual rose parade. the parade starts in a couple of minutes from now. a lot of people are camped out along beautiful colorado boulevard to get the best spots to see the parade despite it being chilly this morning in southern california. >> watching at home is great because you get the information. but when you come here, you see the band live and you hear the music and it is a different experience. >> the people you see in the parade itself and the floats look better in person too. >> it does. i can vouch for that. police shut down the streets earlier than usual this year because of tough new security measures. there are hundreds of local, state and federal law enforcement officers along the parade route to make sure everyone is staved -- stay safe. --'s -- in the rose bowl game, it is oklahoma versus georgia and the winter plays in the sugar bowl with clemson versus alabama. >>> the time is 7:48. if you are off to an active start, you may take to the hills or the shoreline. a lot of people are excited

. >> in pasadena, california. this is the scene about 24 hours ago. a sea of georgia fans traveling from far and wide as they take a step cloak closer since 1980. he has been hit with the flu and hasn't meat any other teams. he showed up at media day saying his illness was a distraction for the team. >> this is not about me. this is not about any sickness i have. that's what it needs to be about my teammates are not answering questions on my behalf and we are focused on our goal. >> and the grand daddy of them all, the rose bowl. i am getting the goose bumps just thinking about it. alabama and clem in the sugar bowl. the winners will meet monday in the 2018 college playoff national championship in atlanta. >> thanks for that. it was one of the coldest new year's eves in years for many cities across the country. millions are still stuck in the deep freeze today. a look at continues. how cold is it going to get in some parts of the country? >> typically the ice box of the country is minnesota, but the frozen tundra east of the continental divide. wind c

the 129 annual parade drew thousands of revelers to pasadena for the colorful new year's day tradition. the parade got started with an announcement from the grand marshall and a military flyover. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets and watched 39 floats decked out with countless flowers. many of the viewers camped out overnight to get a coveted spot. >> we have been out here since 9:00 p.m. yesterday. we slept overnight, and it was super cold. >> the scene this year was making a difference. >> starting today, california's minimum wage will go up $.50 an hour. the minimum wage in the state is now $11 an hour for the companies that have at least 11 employees. some of the biggest increases will be in silicon valley, where the minimum wage in sunnyvale and mountain view jumps all the way up to $15 an hour. in oakland, it increases $.37 to $13.23. other cities increased minimum wage today that included sent away -- san jose, los altos, and santa clara. >>> starting today, parents in san francisco will have more paid family leave things to the expansion of a citywide ordinance.

the 129th annual parade drew thousands of people to pasadena for the colorful new year's day tradition. the parade got started with the announcement from the grand marshall and a military flyover . hundreds of thousands of people lined the street to watch 39 floats decked out with countless flowers. >>> 2017 was a banner year on wall street with new record highs seemingly every week. >> coming up, what we can expect from stocks in 2018. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> the new year has brought -- brought a fair increase as this minimum fare will rise to two dollars for an adult. bar fair wants more people to use clipper cars, so if this is added for each ride using new blue tickets. >>> 2017 saw the not market set

cal tech in pasadena also made the list ranking fifth. >> going to steer ta be prepared for snow and ice. train control on 50 and 80. caltrans is saying take your time on slippery roads. 12 hour shifts and stay until the highways are clear and safe for drivers. but the good news is i think you'll have a great clans to get up to tahoe and have a nice weekend up there. and any snow expected? >> tomorrow a couple of snow showers. so still check the road conditions. play it safe. but if you are up there you are having a blast. even though it's cold it's definitely a beautiful sight to see. walnut creek, look at the clouds. seeing that storm system finally meet exit off to the east. now what we've have left behind is just some cold temperatures, a little bit of cloud cover, and yes even a bit of some fog in some areas. there is san francisco looking absolutely beautiful. now today is going to set the scene for a nice warming and drying trend. right now the temperatures remain on the cool side in the 50s. 53 in san jose. san francisco at 52 degrees. and not warm up by much. expecting to se

the pennsbury marching band performed in pasadena. the long line was one of the 16 bands from around the world that marched in today's parade. >>> and in camden county, this is the first baby delivery of the year. this baby was delivered 54 seconds after midnight. he's a healthy little boy, tipping the scales at 8 pounds, 4 ounces, measuring at 19.6 inches long. >>> a temple university student will be on "the ellen show" tomorrow. >> take a look. >> i know that is salty. >> talk about what inspired him to start filming his critiques and ellen has a special surprise for him that will only make his social media numbers grow. that is tomorrow on "ellen" at 3:00 right here on nbc 10. >> brutally honest. >> right. >>> well, it never hurts to be nice to others, right? >> the message of kindness popping up in chester county and how one man is dealing with it with buttons. >>> three things you need to know about canceling your gym membership so you don't break the bank. that is next. el: broke, homeless, selling my body to get high, locked up

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. >> i can't help it it is the mayor of pasadena, carry tornak. >> carry tornnabbing. carry tornabbing. carry tornak, having a pint of beer with you in the pub later. >> carry tounnak! >> two hours, two hours. >> stephen: i just asked how long you did that. >> two hours, stephen. >> stephen: two hours of that in character. >> in, ka, it was a little hard. i was like oh, i hope i don't get in trouble or say something bad. >> stephen: can you get in trouble for saying something bad on am glorntion you can do anything there. >> i don't know. >> stephen: i will read you one of the reviews. i wish i didn't have to give this any stars. the two hosts needed to be placed in a psych ward some place. i was so disappointed in the coverage. one, because of the hosts and second because they didn't show all the floats. so anyway, much respect for not telling anyone what the hell was going on. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: now age then you have done so many characters over the years. mary katherine gallagher, obviously. tera rialto, the schwety balls. sally o'malley. >> yes. >

. >>> here's a warm thought on this chilly morning it's going to be 73 degrees in pasadena, california, today for the 129th annual rose parade. you can watch it live on 6abc. people camped out on colorado boulevard to get a front receipt. no cold to worry about for these people. >> never been first time, it's been on my bucket list to see the rose bowl parade we made it. >> when my daughter was born, she is now 21. abc's coverage of the rose parade comes this morning on 6abc. ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >> top stories 6:56 a.m., the mummers strut down broad street despite the frigid temperatures. the city of philadelphia provide warming tents along the parade route. >> reporter: it's a good thing, too, we'll get up to 19 for the high. this model says 20, i disagree, i'm going 19. keep in

think tank in san francisco but we also have offices in sacramento where i'm based and also down in pasadena and we are the leading free-market think tank focusing on california issues and national as well. we've had our president and ceo talking about health care that i'm the senior director of the center for education and current senior fellow. -with pri for the last 20 plus years. but in a lot of my time and in research and education in california, i focused a lot on academic issues like test scores, how well schools are doing some of you have come up to me before the event started and talked about my previous work that looked at the underperformance of middle-class and more affluent schools in california. a lot of people think the only poor performance we are experiencing are from those that are populated by kids from low-income backgrounds and that is certainly not the case. the. most administer the assessment for national progress. if you look not a cannot have ca students as a whole that just goes that are classified as not from poor or low income backgrounds, let's say on eighth-grad

. >> that's how how long crossroad have been flocking to pasadena for the beauty and fragrance of the rose parade. nearly 40 flower-covered floats entertained the crowds. actor gary was grand marshal. it was a fitting for the theme of the parade was making a difference. >> and the next band hails from the heart of silicon valley straight out of cupertino. >> yes they do. south bay high school made the appearance at the parade. 200 members of the high school marching band up before dawn for the performance. the music program is known nationwide. they've performed at massy thifgt day parade and super bowl 50. >> the first baby believed born in the bay area this new year, where and when the little guy was brought into this world. >> and what can you expect in 2018? our political analyst larry gerston gives us the top three stories that make headlines over the next 365 days. the first family has returned to the nation )s capital tonight...after ringing in the new year at president >>> right now at 6:30, the first family returns to the nation's capital after ringing in the new year at pres

showing up in the court houses, as has happened in the country, both texas and pasadena, california, to make sure that we're aware what we can and cannot do should i.c.e. show up looking for victims, witnesses or defendants, to make sure we're a good partner in the city family. so we've trained our victim advocates to be that support for anybody that comes to the courthouse, expressing fears or concerns about immigration consequences within the building, but we offer an escort to that individual throughout the court process to make sure that they're protected and our advocates have the hotline information so they can call immediately to get immigration counsel for anybody confronted by i.c.e. in the courthouses. >> thank you. >> any other comments or questions? thank you. >> thank you. >> next, i would like to invite up, dr. bennett, with the department of public health. thank you for being here. >> i'm dr. bennett, director of interdivisional initiatives, which means that i do work that crosses from environmental health and health education and those things and the san francisco hea

thank you for supporting independent bookstores in pasadena. [applause] a friendly reminder, we are open until christmas! you can stop by anytime you do your shopping. plenty of books on the shelves! as a quick reminder if anyone can measure to turn their bones on silent so we do not have disturbances during the course of the program. afterwards there will be a book signing. if i could just ask that everybody stay seated and that way, i can release row by row. if you want to get your book signed. not requirement. i just want to make sure everyone knows that and i can say to make sure that anybody that is handicapped anything can get in there first and then we can do it in an orderly fashion. thank you very much! great. gregory boyle is the founder of homeboy industries in los angeles for the largest gang intervention rehabilitation and reentry program in the world. he is a native angeleno and priest from 1986 through 1992. he served as pastor of a mission church in boyle heights. in 1988 father greg and parish and community members served and w

. >>> the georgia bulldogs beat the oklahoma sooners in a thrilling double overtime game down in pasadena at the rose bowl. >> the pocket. flips it into the end zone. touchdown. >> baker mayfield threw for 286 and two touchdowns. this game had a little bit of everything. the sooners had a chance to take the lead in the second ot but the bulldogs blocked the field goal and that set up georgia for the win. in for the game-winning touchdown. georgia advances inform the national championship game. now, in the sugar bowl, the alabama crimson tide relied on defense to beat the clemson tigers 24-6. >> and it is a turnover. payne with the ball. how about it? >> payne made big plays on both sides. the next drive, alabama quarterback throws for the touchdown. then the crimson tide sealed it on the next clemson drive. kicks off the ball and returns it. that's right. for the touchdown. alabama scored 14 points in just 13 seconds to win the sugar bowl, advancing to their third straight national title game. the national title game is set for monday in atlanta. >>> two of the biggest jackpots in the lot

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we will show you the overtime thriller at the rose bowl in pasadena. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... actually, the biggest dinos only ate plants! mu-um dinosaurs only eat meat! and country crock is made with plants. country crock has always been made with the goodness of plants. it has real, simple ingredients... and the same country fresh taste you love. welcome to crock country. >>> the georgia bulldogs beat the oklahoma sooners, 54-48 in a thrilling double overtime game. >> in the pocket -- flips it to the end zone -- touchdown! dimitri flowers! >> baker mayfield flew -- through for ,287 and two touchdowns. this game had everything includi

here's cord -- >> i think we're freaking out about spotting the mayor of pasadena. >> jimmy: that's correct. >> yes. >> jimmy: cord hosenbeck and tish cattigan, live commentary during the -- live streaming during the 2018 rose parade. check this out. >> oh, gosh, oh, gosh, this is big. here we go! ooh, i can hardly breathe! >> that's right, cord, it's the 2018 tournament of roses president, lance tibbet. >> there he is! lance tibbet before my very eyes! >> he's right there, cord! lance tibbet. there's lance tibbet! >> hi, lance! >> should we give him a wave? >> yes, i'm going to wave at lance tibbet! lance, up here! >> lance! hey, lance! >> lance! >> we're waving at lance tibbet! >> hi, lance! can he see us? >> lance! lance tibbet! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was the president. >> not the mayor in fact, yeah. >> jimmy: that was the president of the rose parade right there, lance tibbet. >> he's got -- he's got bigger fish to fry. >> jimmy: i want to see -- i want to see more of these two. >> well, there's a move afoot to try to promote that rose and tish announce the royal weddin

>> with her future uncertain, i went to check in again with miriam, this time at her family home in pasadena as she wrapped up winter break. >> so you moved into this house when you were how old? >> 11, 12ish. >> so almost the entire time you've been in the u.s.? >> yeah. >> are you actually worried that there might be a day where you won't be able to come back to this house? >> there is that fear, but i don't let it drown me, in a sense. >> it's almost like you don't know what to think now because it's gone back and forth so many times. >> yeah. i feel like there's so much distraction from things. >> miriams has three siblings, and all of them are undocumented, too. one of her brothers was home from college had on winter break. >> your sister was telling me she thinks about studying abroad if deportation ever happened. do you ever run through your options in your head, what you might do? >> yeah. i'm pretty set on staying here. whatever happens happens. >> these next couple days could be crucial to whether or not there's a fix to daca. >> yeah. >> do you feel like you're in limbo a little b

they include locations in landover, pasadena, upper marlboro, glenn bernie, baltimore, sa vern a park and frederick. i.c.e. refuses to say the exact locations impacted. agents arrested 21 individuals during the nationwide raids, but it's not clear where those arrests took place. >> the house has renewed a key tool used to spy on targets overseas. the foreign intelligence surveillance act helps the fbi collect foreign intelligence, but the new house bill now requires the fbi to acquire a warrant if it wants to review the contents of american process. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump suggested that fisa may have been used to surveil his campaign. but he also seemed to express support for the fisa program saying the act is used to, quote, spy on foreign bad guys on foreign land. the senate still has to pass the measure. >> victims of sexual misconduct will be among those attending president trump's state of the union speech later this month. some democratic house members are planning the invites to highlight the issue. several democrats say the guests would not be wome

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california. 150 talented teens from pennsbury high marched in the tournament of roses parade today in pasadena. and you saw it right here on 6abc. they are one of only 14 bands from across the country selected to participate from a group of more than 400 applicants. the pennsbury band worked for more than a year and a half to raise enough money for the trip. they look great. >> they do. fantastic. >>> health check tonight as millions of folks celebrated the new year some new babies also came into the world. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us with details about some local families welcoming their newborns right as the ball dropped. ali. >> hi, guys and i love doing this story. first off, this is baby declan who came into the world 54 seconds after midnight. he was born at virtua voorhees. just six seconds after him, a baby girl was born, also in south jersey. and her mother tells me it was magical. >> i'm a new year's baby. >> little alea love lewis came into the world just shortly after midnight. 12:01 new year's day at cooper university hospital. >> i like pushed like

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. >> got a few storms coming into the west that may get down to pasadena, where the granddaddy of 'em all is played. that's in the next half an hour, guys. >> thank you, robert. >>> we want to move now to a young woman who is certain to inspire you. >> she's only in fifth grade. she's already an award winning public speaker. adrienne is here with the story. >> i'm sure she'll remind her mother of that when she has to do chores. this contest is inspired by mlk's famous i have a dream speech. >> like dr. king, i have a dream. >> reporter: if there was ever a time for the best and brightest to shine it's at the annual martin luther king, jr. competition. fifth grader tchanori kone spoke. >> we must also realize that the problems of rational injustice and economic injustice cannot be solved without a radical redistribution of political and economic power. some people don't have any homes. and some of those people can be children. and some of those children don't have anything to eat. i just want everybody to be equal. >> reporter: hundreds of students from over 20 schools competed. tchano

governing chip as a shutdown looms, i went to check in again with miriam, this time at her family home in pasadena. >> reporter: you moved in when? >> when i was 11. >> are you actually worried that there might be a day where you won't be able to come back to this house? >> there is that fear, but you don't let it drown me in a sense. >> it's almost like you don't know what to think now because it's gone back and forth so many times? >> yeah. >> do you have whiplash? >> there's so many things being thrown out there and so much distraction from things. >> reporter: miriam has three siblings, all of them undocumented. >> your sister told me she thinks about studying abroad. do you run through your options? >> yeah. i'm set on staying here, whatever happens, happens. >> these next days would be crucial to whether or not this affects daca. do you feel like you're in limbo? >> they were never secure. we knew daca was a temporary aid, however we're hopefully that wasn't going to be the case. >> do you feel like the clock is ticking? >> it does feel like that a little bit. i should somewhere the federal

wilson which looms above pasadena and caltech for some of the most powerful telescopes at the time and he was in pursuit of these nebula that may or may not have been in our own galaxy. i love this image. this is a negative image that hollow -- hubble took at mt. wilson and it's dated the sixth of october 2019. this is a dramatic moment. david do you want to talk about this? >> stars are you were singer for round stars. he was identifying part of this nebula and he found a nova up top. he realizes it's a variable star and it was one of a variable star. without he was able to tell distance of the andromeda nebula nebula. that put it far outside the milky way and that was proof that the milky way was not the sum total of the universe. >> i using levitz work he expands the universe from light-years suddenly to millions and now as we know it's 90 billion light-years as far as the eye can see and way beyond and it's full. this is also andromeda which is relevant to the previous plate. and this is really the moment of the discovery. the universe is huge in their other galaxies and the univer

harvard is ranked number one, cal tech in pasadena also made the list ranking fifth. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," alarming new information on an epidemic that's sweeping san francisco. the stunning amount of reports filed and how many suspects have been arrested. we'll break it all down coming up in a live report. >>> plus an explosion of snow in the sierra, what you need to know before heading out there this weekend. vianey arana also has your weekend forecast coming up. >>> a very good friday morning to you. let's take a peek outside this morning. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. not the slick roads that we saw yesterday. hopefully that will help in the morning commute a little bit, but it is a cold start so bundle up before you head out the door. >>> 5:30. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm will go. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to head over to vianey arana looking at the forecast today. you say we're going to dry out. >> yeah, we're going to dry out and the roads are drying out as well but now commuters will have to deal with a littl

. >> but first, the nail-biter last night in pasadena. who came out on top between georgia and oklahoma? that's next on "world news now." how can you make your hair even stronger? use pantene shampoo together with 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. their pro-v formula is like a multi-vitamin. making your hair 2x stronger see the difference when you add 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. ♪ >>> all right, so new year's day featured five college football games, but the big focus seemed to be on the final two. >> oklahoma and georgia played a classic in the rose bowl a in the first semi-final of the college playoffs. the game tied at 45. on to overtime. >> yeah. teams traded field goals in the first o.t. the bulldogs block it, game still tied at 48. >> so the ball goes to georgia. all the bulldogs need is a score and here comes sonny michelle. >> ooh. >> who took the handoff there. speak. >> now it's michelle's turn, running all the way, gets to the edge. sonny michelle will send the dogs on to the championship game! >> he's going to be p

it rolled through the streets of pasadena, california, with dozens of floats covered in flowers. people lined up for hours beforehand. >> just everyone getting together with the family from out of town you know and then just having front row seats to the you know the rose parade. >> never been. first time. it's been on my bucket list to see the rose bowl parade. we made it! yay! >> brangham: the new year also brings in a number of new laws nationwide. we'll look at some of them, later in the program. president trump's first tweet of the new year was a shot at pakistan, for harboring terror groups. he said the u.s. has given pakistan billions of dollars in aid. but he charged, "they have given us nothing but lies and deceit, thinking our leaders as fools." pakistan's foreign minister dismissed the criticism, saying "america is frustrated over defeat in afghanistan." in northern england, a huge fire engulfed a parking garage in liverpool last night, destroying some 1400 cars. flames and thick smoke could be seen billowing out of the seven- story parking deck next to an event arena.

at a restaurant in pasadena assignment would meet another student of wheeler and say after he came up and talked about some of his ideas. simon said you think he has gone crazy in his later years he's always been crazy and mentioned the one electron universe. now, the trick is to take the essence kind of like peeling the layers of a onion. you forget the skin. you forget the outer part. at the time of his research at princeton he married his childhood sweetheart he met arlene greenbaum in queens she was a girl from queens and they met at a dance and he kept in touch with her throughout mit at one point he decided it was time to marry her unfortunately he developed a cough and it turned out to be tuberculosis. there was no need to signal care there was a rest cure. you would rest up and if you are very lucky it would cure itself. you'd go into remission of course a lot of people died from tuberculosis because there was not a way to treat it aside from helping from the best. when he got married his parents were completely opposed to the marriage. they were very upset especially his moth

this is a look at the parade earlier this month in pasadena. organizers say the theme for 2019 parade will be the melody of life. next year will be the 130th anniversary of the tournament of roses. >>> all new this morning, one theater is going to be accommodating kids with autism and other sensory processing disorders who might be a little too sensitive to loud sounds and bright lights. the peninsula youth theater group which is rehearsing in this video for this weekend's performance of "the ugly duckling" at the mountain view performance arts center. one of the performances on saturday will be sensory friendly. the theater companies tells us they will tone down the sound effects and keep the lights on throughout the performance. they will also set aside a quiet area outside the theater in case kids would rather watch on a tv screen. >> what we want to do is provide an environment where families can come and enjoy the theater and if their kid needs to move around or ask questions or if they get overstimulated and need to go out, all of those t

yesterday with her future uncertain, i went to check in again with mriiam, this time at her family home in pasadena as she wrapped up winter break. >> you moved into this house when you were how old? >> 11. >> reporter: almost the entire time in the u.s. >> yeah. >> reporter: you actually worried where there is a day when you won't come back to this house? >> there is that fear but i don't let it drown me in a sense. >> reporter: do you have whiplash almost? >> i feel like there's so many things done out there and distraction from things. >> reporter: she has three siblings and all of them are undocumented too. one of them was also home from college on break. your sister thinks about studying abroad if deportation ever happened. do you ever run through your options in your head what you might do? >> yeah i'm pretty set on staying here, whatever happens happens. >> reporter: these next couple days could be pretty crucial to whether or not there's a fix to daca. you feel like you're in limbo. >> we were never secure. we knew that daca was a temporary aid however we were really hopeful that that wasn'

market think tank based in san francisco and offices in sacramento, where i'm based and also down in pasadena, and we're the leading free market think tank in the state focusing on california issues and also on national issues as william have had sally pipes, our president and crowe here talking about healthcare which is her big issue. but i am a senior director of our center for education in the senior fellow in education stud studies at pacific research and been with pri for 20-plus years. can't believe that. ... >> you know, for example, here in california just most recently on the national exam that most states administer, the national assessment for educational progress, if you look not at california students as a whole, but just at those students who are classified as not from poor or low income backgrounds, the non-poor students let's say on eighth grade mathematics, you find that 55% of non-poor students failed to perform at the proficient level in mathematics. and it was even worse in reading. for non-poor students on the eighth grade reading exam, 57% -- nearly 6 out of 10 non-poor

. >> pasadena officer wants to be the youngest full-time police officer to complete 100 full marathons and 100 half marathons. the 43-year-old ran his 123rd half marathon sunday. >> he did it wearing his police uniform. he finished all 13 miles with all of his equipment including a vest, work boots and of course a gun. that's about 25 extra pounds of equipment and he raised money for a pair of charities. so what did you do this weekend? >> i know. and halfway through the ma marathon, he actually made an arrest and still continued. it was really impressive. >> whew. what can't he do? >> he's quite the hero. that is impressive, actually. >>> coming up, never before have this many people been so excited about a trip to minneapolis in february. we're celebrating with fans in philly and boston. >> we're always happy to go to minneapolis. >> in february? >> okay. >>> plus a driver who jumped the curb and cruised down the sidewalk. what happened? brl lyrics: thing's are gonna get lyricseasier.o child lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's ar

and ads you see, the rose parade kicks off this morning in pasadena, california. each year the rose parade requires 80,000 hours of combined manpower. every float, think of this, gayle, it's decorated with more flowers than anyone will use in five years. that's a lot of flowers. >> remember when tom hanks was here at the table. whenever i think of forest gump, i think of tom hank. he can do no wrong in my opinion. >>> and did you make a resolution for 2018? i'll go first. no, thanks. "the new york times" reports one-third of the people who make resolutions will not keep them. the reasons for failure, they're trying to do something people are turning them, it's too >> that's a good point. if you're going to set a resolution -- >> -- it should be something you want to do. >> -- it should be something you want to do, be specific, and plot it out. >> have a realistic plan. it makes sense to us. >> yes. >>> all right. this morning in our series "note to self," we hear from astronaut peggy whitson. she returned after a 288-day mission. whitson has spent more time in spa

. -- much later in life, at a restaurant in pasadena, feynman would meet another student of wheeler and say, after willard came up and talked about some of his ideas and they sounded kind of zany, feynman said, we think that we are has gone crazy in his later years? he has always been crazy. and he mentioned the one electron universe to thoren and said well, you know the trick is to take the essence kind of like peeling the layers of an onion. we take the heart of the idea and you forget the skin. you forget the outer part. you take his ideas now usually on the mark. so at the time of feynman' research of princeton, he married his childhood sweetheart. he met arlene greenbaum in queens. she was a girl from queens. and they met at a dance. and he kept in touch with her throughout mit.and then he stayed in touch with her at princeton and at one point he decided it was time to marry her. since they been going together for so long. going steady as they said at the time. so then unfortunately, she developed a cough and the cough turned out to be tuberculosis. which at the time, there was no