chiwetel ejiofor. chiwetel ejiofor. chiwetel ejiofor. -- >> may we call you chewy? >> no, no no. it's chiwetel for me. >> chiwetel ejiofor. just checking. >> okay. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> amazing job. >> we'll be watching on oscar night. "12 years a slave" is in theaters now. >>> great chefs elevate food to the level of art. here's a look at daniel buloud in our toyota green room. he's been creating masterpieces wroob wife. >>> truly dense fog like we had yesterday, clouds extending on shore. couple of passings of dense fog of the otherwise the temperatures starting out similar 40s and 50s right now. chilly towards the coastline. 70s in the valley. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. [ male announcer ] the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper ♪ ♪ the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. mercedes-benz. the best or nothin

do your friends call you chiwetel. on the great movie, great performance. everybody is talking about it. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: and you are on the cover of "hollywood reporter" with brad pitt. how about that? that's pretty big. a big deal. a big deal for you? >> brad was such an amazing part of this whole process. and i don't think we would have been able to make the film without him. >> jimmy: i think you would have been able to do it without him. >> you think so? >> jimmy: where are you from? >> london. oh. one person, yeah. >> jimmy: when did you come to the united states, how old were you when you came here? >> the first time i was in america, i did -- an exchange kind of theater exchange thing. >> jimmy: oh. >> when i was 14, 15. >> jimmy: big deal for a kid to do something like that? >> it was massive. it was a great thing. organized through the school. the first time tie was in the states. it took like a little getting used to. >> jimmy: why what was the culture difference? >> i suppose i had grown u

it is directed by steve mcqueen and stars michael fassbender and chiwetel ejiofor chit. >> at some point i wanted to make a movie that's labored and to me there was a whole in the cannon about this subject. it wasn't reference ed, it wasn't there for me. i wanted to sort of investigate that. i wanted to sort of find out about that in a way which wasn't sort of predicting all sort of putting away my stencil on this. >> rose: the political story in washington and a new movie called "12 years a slave. when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> we are here. the government should be open. now we should be able to pay our debts and as we've said and will continue to say, we -- if that happens if-- will negotiate on anything, anything, and the president confirmed that today. >> rose: we begin today with a potential break through in the budget standoff. speaker boehner offered a six-week increase in the debt ceiling in exchange for opening negotiations on a long-term deal for tax reform and deficit reduction. >> so wh

he has to maintain that humanity within the inhumanity and i thought chiwetel was the only person whoould do that. >> rose: how did you see him? this character? he had dignity but at the same time is in the worst of circumstances to be treated and at the same time never lose the digny in the face of -- >> yeah, i think he just -- there was something that i felt was about an essential quality he had as a person. the first time i read the script i didn't even -- i saw in the a way as a kind of story of this kind of incredible story, this incredible narrative. i didn't see solomon the first time. i saw story of a man who goes through this experience and it was really later on and reading the book as well that he -- that i realized it's a story about him. about this specific person going through these moments and i think it was trying to get as close to him as possible that was the kind of revelation for me about the story, about his own personality and that the choices that he made were kind of unique to him and that journey and those are the reasons he was able to survive. it ended up w

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i want to live. >> jon: please welcome chiwetel eijofar. (applause) come on!cheers and applause) >> jon: first of all, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> jon: wait a second. this is one of those performances in an acker's career that is-- can be life changing. it's so powerful and so magnetic. and i know you are a humble man and probably tough to take some of that compliment. but do you know when you are producing this performance, does it feel special at the time? do you have a sense that something kind of wonderous is happening? >> well, i mean, you know in this project you are just-- i was trying to get as close to -- as i could. i think i read the script. i knew working with steve mcqueen would be quite an experience. i have, what a tremendous filmmaker. >> i think he is exceptional and he was in this. and you sort of it in the end are trying to tell the story, the story was so amazing to me. and hi never heard a story leak it i had never seen a film look it. i had never been-- you know, something that is so inside thi

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from the amazing film 12 years a slave which is phenomenal, and this gentleman is phenomenal, chiweteldge-- in the film, he knocks it out of the park. but first, our top story, new reports that without make our already icy relationship with the yes of pakistan colder than a witch's-- frozen dessert treat kick. >> two influential human right groups are out with stooeting human rights about u.s. drone strikes overseas the groups claim more civilians have been killed in pakistan than the u.s. has acknowledged. >> the new prime minister is to the going to be very happy about all of this. >> jon: oh, i'm sorry, pakistan. i didn't know you didn't like your citizens being sk sky-ssasinatted on the whims of a foreign superpoer with. we thought you were cool. (laughter) i guess it's unfortunate but good thing is i guess we can just lay low for a while and just get back if touch with pakistan when the wounds aren't so fresh, you know. >> tonight pakistan's prime nawaz sharif is at the white house for his first face-to-face meeting with president obama. (laughter)

. >>> and the star of the movie "12 years a slave" chiwete chiwetel ejiofor joins us in studio. >>> andly check out this stick figure. this is zoe hutain. her dad royce made it with l.e.d. lights. hundreds have asked him to make the costume for them but he really doesn't have time. it's cute though. that's it for the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, it's thursday, october 24. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. let's get you out the door with a little traffic and weather. lawrence, you are first. >> yeah. a little fog outside today. not as thick. not that dense fog so we have low clouds a little more extensive further onshore. the temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. maybe a little cooler outside by the afternoon. we'll have more on that coming up. >> okay. thank you, lawrence. and we go towards mass transit. that bart train th

tonight -- danny mcbride, from 12 years a slave, chiwetel ejiofor, and music from arctic monkeys, with and the cletones. and now and furthermore here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

from the movie "12 years a slave," chiwetel ejiofor. i hope i pronounced his name right.sday, kerry washington, science bob pflugfelder, and music from sleigh bells. join us for those shows too. if ever there were an artist fit to mentor and nurture impressionable young people in this industry, it is undoubtedly our first guest. he plays 89-year-old irving zisman, alongside nine-year-old jackson nicoll in the new movie "jackass presents: bad grandpa." >> grandpa, can i go ride it? >> yes. scram. >> thank you. >> what's your name? >> grandpa, this thing doesn't work. >> what do you want me to do about it? >> fix it. >> can't you see i was talking to a lady. did you put money in there? >> yeah. it doesn't work. >> oh, god. >> oh, nuts. >> jimmy: "bad grandpa" opens in theaters a week from friday, please welcome johnny knoxville. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? this here, i feel like you may have a little rocket in it. i am going to get punched in the face or something. >> it looks really butch, huh. >> jimmy: what happened to bandages that looked like part of t