good way to do it. why not bring the c.i.a. back into it so you have both agencies working more closely on this fight? glor: we conclude with danny boyle, director of the the film, t2 trainspotting. movies are about time. when we got in the editing, you realize what movies are. it s the ultimate art form is for the study of time. all you do in editing, you know this, you compress it, extend it, make it vanish, you stop it or start it again, and it s this control of time all the time, over the audience s two hours of time that they give you, that it s the perfect art form for it. glor: healthcare, drones and the trainspotting sequel when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: 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: good evening. i m. jeff glor: filling in for charlie ros
welcome to the program. i m jeff glor of cbs news filling in for charlie. we begin the program with the g.o.p. proposed health care act with max ehrenfreund and jim tankersley. republicans have had several strategies for how they re going to counterthis. the white house has tried to undermine the credibility of c.b.o. paul ryan talked about how this is not as bad a score as expected. there are a bunch of different reactions. they re reckoning with not just a particularly analysis of c.b.o. but a reality of lost coverage. glor: we continue with greg jaffe and greg jaffe and a look at the trump administration s drone policy. we see plump wanting to ac sole rate this fight and thinking this is an easy and good way to do it. why not bring the c.i.a. back into it so you have both agencies working more closely on this fight? glor: we conclude with danny boyle, director of the the film, t2 trainspotting. movies are about time. when we got in the editing, you realize what
good way to do it. why not bring the c.i.a. back into it so you have both agencies working more closely on this fight? glor: we conclude with danny boyle, director of the the film, t2 trainspotting. movies are about time. when we got in the editing, you realize what movies are. it s the ultimate art form is for the study of time. all you do in editing, you know this, you compress it, extend it, make it vanish, you stop it or start it again, and it s this control of time all the time, over the audience s two hours of time that they give you, that it s the perfect art form for it. glor: healthcare, drones and the trainspotting sequel when we continue. rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by the following: 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: good evening. i m. jeff glor: filling in for charlie ros
the flooding. cars were damaged. we were just told that at least a half-dozen homes were flooded as well. we went inside one such home and talked with an elderly couple. they showed us 3-4 feet of water sitting in their basement. it is unclear what caused the water line to rupture enablers neighbors are telling us it is happened before 2 other times. there was a tremendous amount of water flowing down the hill. we had over 3 feet of water on our street flowing like a river . we called 911 3 times and it took them 30 minutes to arrive. people on that side, their basements get flooded every time. this is the 3rd time they have been flooded. could ve been corrosion or land movement. we don t know in the pipe started leaking. it had to of been for a while because it caused a sinkhole and what we are going to do when we clear the area and dig out the pipes, we will cut out the section that failed and take it back to our offices to analyze and see what caused it to break.
downtown manor in life gone by. martha teichner has discovered more. reporter: the hard part was not getting in the way. and action. reporter: we were on the set as season 3 of downtown abbey was being shot. i ve given my life to downtown. reporter: for a downtown fan like me, it was an adjustment realizing the phenomenon is fictional. his wardrobe or his house or his heating bills, thankfully. reporter: behind the the scenes of downtown abbey later this sunday morning. osgood: bruno mars is one of the biggest names in the music world today but his success was anything but written in the stars. he ll be talking about it with our lee cowan. reporter: he is pop music s stylish wonder-kid. bruno mars has taken the charts by storm. but his first label dropped him. he almost didn t get another. why would we sign you if they didn t get you right? it s your fault, you know. reporter: how bruno mars bounced back. later on sunday morning. osgood: the way hollywoo