anything with vince gilley -- gilligan's name on it, are you crazy? he better and thanks a lot, vince. >> thank you, guys. appreciate it very much. >> by now you heard it the president's apology or so-called apology for all those insurance plans that are being canceled because of his health care lawings, but what do real americans think about losing their plans? do they like or think they like this? do they think something like this? >> hey, sorry. [doorbell ringing] >> i'm sorry. [doorbell ringing] >> i'm sorry. when we made ourommitment the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watcover all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. charles: 2 04,000 jobs created in october not nearly eno

if anyone is a television genius, it is vince gilligan. he created a complete world and series of characters that captured somebody people. >> let's watch a little clip of this. [video clip] >> this is not an f. >> are you nuts? >> want to find out? >> you call this slowburn tv. what does that mean? >> it generally refers to tv shows the take a longer time to move people through the story. and a longer time to carry on the story and for characters to develop. >> could you do that on network television? i mean, the over the air networks? >> historically and pretty much to date, there has been very little of it on network television. >> why?> >> i think it is largely an economic consideration. at least historically, network television is or has more urgency to get ratings quickly. it doesn't have from a pure business structure point of view and of patients or does not allow as much patience to develop and build. a needs to perform more quickly and shows that are a slowburn are slower. so it has the starkly not on the -- so it has historicall

>> rose: i like vince gilligan and bryan and nerve the film. like aaron, like all of them.i did it because i was a huge fan of the show. and whenever you -- i do anything-- and i've done this a number of times-- you understand acting better and therefore i understand who you are better. i understand the experience of what you have to do. i understand how hard it is to do it, too. i know a lot of good directors who have said to me-- like robert altman had a huge respect for actors and said "it's damn hard to act." >> i worked with alton and i love alton. but let me ask you this because you're very good on it but you're playing yourself. so when you do that -- so i just did a movie called "thts the end" with seth rogan and we all played at least versions of ourself at least we're named after ourselves. so when you play charlie rose is there -- there must be stuff that people ask you to do that you won't do because you think charlie rose would never do that. >> rose: i don't think of it like that i just think of it as -- i wouldn't do that for whatever reason charlie rose woul