. >> we continue this rise of e planet of the aims with frieda pinto. >> i read the script, met with rupert and i realized h how he s going to do it and i thought that is great. actually, you know what? this is a movie that continues the tradition of the early films, use as loft to the, lots of the concepts and themes that are very strong and resonate 30 years later but found a key and way to do it by using the can cutting ed technology of our time. >> rose: and finally this evening we end with a personal note, it is something we called if you knewosie, like we know josie. >> iouldn't possibly have imagined that i would learn as much as i did, go to davos and brazil and a of these incredible places and meet all of these incredible people that i hope i can remember for the rest of my life. >> rose: a look at the global economy, talking about a new film starring james franco and a personal note when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. >> every story needs a hero we can all root for, who beats the odds, who comes out on top, but this isn't just a stor

from the new movie "rise of the planet of the apes," we've got the beautiful, frieda pinto!and applause ] that's going to be a good one, too. and he's a show business icon, a timeless artist, the birthday boy himself, we'll be talking with tony bennett. he's going to be here. [ cheers and applause ] he's just amazing. how great is that guy? and a great segue from tony bennett. we have music tonight from big audio dynamite performing right here. [ applause ] what other show has tony bennett and a member of the clash on the same show? it's kind of fun. you guys, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go! ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ ♪ come on and dim the lights party time switch on the strobe do what you like♪ ♪ we're going to have a ball tonight let's have a ball ♪ ♪ down at the slope that's tony bennett sang that. [ laughter ] right, and we have big audio dynamite, too. they sang -- ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ anyways -- you guys, we have -- these are hashtags. these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweet

and so they interviewed me, and the next day i got an e-mail from frieda guess who's out here, and sheaid, you've been hired. you're being offered a job. and then about five minutes later, she sent me another e-mail that said, and, oh, we're going on the advance party next week. so we're going to go for ten days to afghanistan, we want you to go. i was -- mainly because i was the senior civilian, i think, more than anything else. and so in the middle of april i wasn't sure, i was pretty convinced that i had been not selected. by the 21st of april, i was in afghanistan. and we spent two weeks exploring the lay of the land because we were the plank holder group, the first group of civilians to go over there. and so it was a little confusing to people, um, the difference between contractors and civilians and exactly what our role would be to fit in as functional experts, and also we wanted to be able to come back and optimize the training. as soon as we got back, training started. it's about seven weeks, and that training is laid out pretty well in the guidebook. it was very good training