russell and nick faldo when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: when david o. russell first read matthew quick's novel "silver linings play book" it grabed him immediately. he was fascinated by the story of a troubled young man who struggles to rebuild his life after being released from a psychiatric institution. the book is now awe a movie starring bradley cooper, robert de niro and jennifer lawrence. here's a look at the trailer. >> let me break it down for you. the whole time you're rooting for this hemingway guy to survive the war and be with the woman he loves. >> it's 4:00 in the morning. >> can't somebody say hey, let's have a good ending to the story. i can't apologize. you know what i will do? i'll apologize on behalf of earnest hemingway, that's who to blame here. >> have hemingway call us and apologize to us, too. >> i'm getting fit for nicky. >> patrick, she left, she's gone. >> doc, i have one instinct. i come home from work,

nick faldo, thank you. pleasure. >> enjoy it. read the small print. the small print is you actually have to go and practice. >> rose: oh, i know. hogan had it right. >> it shows. >> rose: it's been an extraordinary career and extraordinary broadcasting career and i'm pleased to meet you and have you here. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org re narrator: why would a goat never leave a horse's side... for 16 years? what would possess a big lion to bond with a little coyote?

cbs sports golf analyst nick faldo won six grand slam titles in his career.swing for life" has just been updated and rereleased. >> it marks the 25th anniversary of his first major championship, the 1987 british open. nick faldo joins us now. welcome. >> i've still got that sweater. i was in that sweater. and it fits. how about that? even more impressive. >> when you set out to write this book, what did you -- how did you want to do it? what did you want to accomplish? >> well, i would almost call it an absolute must. i played pro-ams for 30-plus years and i can really categorize the club golfer. been to several different areas. this is what happens in your swing. your weight is on your heels. this is what happens when your alignment is this way. that's what i try to bring everybody back, to give them some idea of trying to hit the golf ball in the right direction. because the one -- nthe number one thing is golf alignment. the guy would fire it straight into the trees and i would say good shot. i would say no, that's right where you aimed. so that's half the

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so far today we've golfed with nick faldo, saw that great little girl, nine-year-old, who is playingn everyone on the this scandal and bad news. i think people like good news. >> brian: steve has decided to make this more of a sports format. >> gretchen: that would be fine with me. >> brian: got the jefferson book out of the way. >> gretchen: let's go back to capitol hill. we're one day away from hearings there that may finally get us some answers, maybe, on the benghazi terrorist attack. but outrage growing over who won't be testifying. molly henneberg is live in washington with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. a couple state department officials are headed to a senate committee today to answer questions on the benghazi attack. lawmakers are not convinced they'll hear the full story without the testimony of former c.i.a. director david petraeus. state department under secretary patrick kennedy and assistant secretary for diplomatic security eric bodieswell will brief members, one of several committees on capitol hill looking into the attacks. but one republican