and also, to be in the pitch perfect franchise, which is, like, the most successful musical comedy filmslows my mind when you think about that. i was like, "god, are they really?" and they're like, "yeah they really are," like, "bang, one, two and three", and i'm like it's so special. and i'm sure it will be eclipsed at some point — you know, it's like 0lympic records — someone will come in and, like, be better. but it's — it's so awesome to be a part of something so special and it's something people all around the world have really, really enjoyed. yeah. is it true, though, that you could've been a lawyer? well, i am a lawyer. oh, you are a lawyer?! yeah, i graduated in 2009. so you could be a lawyer. ifeel like i have the photo. it's not my best smile but i was very proud of myself that day. you look so happy and pleased! this is 2009 when i graduated. it was a very happy day because was already, obviously, i was a professional actress — i'd been in 10 tv shows by the time i graduated law school — but there was something about me that i was like, "i have to finish. "i have to complete

it really has been pitch perfect.gh a new century over the past 22 years where celebrity, the age of from paris hilton to the kardashian where celebrity was the end itself, not a means to an end but celebrity was an ends itself. that's why when you have zelenskyy who has actually used his celebrity to risk his life to liberate a nation, to fight and risk his life every day to free 42 million, 43 million, 44 million people, it is cutting through whether it is on tiktok or whether it is on traditional television or other streaming services. it is cutting through in a way we have not seen because this is not about celebrity. this is about life and death and this is good versus evil. this is freedom versus bondage. >> right. >> zelenskyy has used his celebrity and his ability to use multiple media platforms to fight to liberate a people. >> think of the contrasts between the two television celebrities who rose to power and democracies in recent years. they met, of course, on the sidelines of the united nations in septembe

i thought the speech was completely pitch perfect. i think this will set us on a good course for continuing to support the allies, support ukrainians and apply pressure on russia to get them to stop this war. >> i want to move on, but just because there's some murkiness out there, you said the u.s. policy is not regime change, full stop. does that mean the u.s. believes putin should be in power? >> i think what it means is that we are not pursuing a policy of regime change, but i think the full administration, the president included, believes that we cannot empower putin right now to wage war in ukraine or pursue these acts of aggression. >> the russians are publicly suggesting they're changing their focus to a more limited goal in only the donbas region. have you seen any signs that this actually could be happening? >> so we will monitor the situation on the ground to make sure that we understand how they are shifting tactics. i don't think we have evidence of that quite yet. but what we do have evidence of is the fact that the russi

-- it's not like -- in musician world it's not the best thick for somebody to like brag about perfect pitch. it's about recognizing that pitch and being able to match it, right? >> well, one of the -- i made that -- ♪ i do the same thing i told you ♪ that stay song with kid laroi and justin bieber. thank you. [ applause ] i have one person who likes it. and when we were making that song, i did it a little bit high at first. instead of -- ♪ i did -- ♪ and laroi has a high voice. but i just switched it to one semi-tone down and i got to hear it in my head before i got to play it. so it's kind of a useful tool when making a song on the fly. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i have no idea what you're talking about but it sounds very impressive. [ laughter ] super impressive. ok okay. will you use any more sound effects in your next songs? because maybe if this sounds good to you maybe you can tell me even what note this is. if i were to just take a pen and put it on the side you could somehow work it into one of your songs. >> sure. >> jimmy: okay. here we go. ooh. that sounded bad. >> that

hey, listen, right now we're pitching a perfect game. there will be one fumble in this interview. >> stephen: this is our first interview. this is not your first time in the ed sullivan theater. >> no. >> stephen: can you explain that photograph there. >> i don't understand why people are laughing. >> stephen: whose desk is that? >> this is david letterman. i was a page at "the late show" with david letterman." are there pages here somewhere in the audience? yeah! ( applause ) hey! >> stephen: pages! >> do not cut to them! do not cut to them! they didn't deserve it! do not! cut away! no! no! ( applause ) that's so rude! a year and a half. and they never cut to me when i was a page. >> stephen: so how did you get-- are you-- how old are you in this photo? and did you get this page job as a present for your bar mitzvah? what is-- ( laughter ). >> yes. >> stephen: how did you get-- >> that is actually my bar mittsa. the theme was "the late show" with david letterman." >> stephen: how did you get a job with as a page? >> i came down with my

our administration, the current administration, deserves a lot of credit for getting it about pitch perfect one hand, but on the other hand, not making it so devastating domestically that we lose the political will to keep on pressuring and fighting. >> so it seems to me that a lot of this is around timing and the calculus of timing because it might not be a panacea, these sanctions, but to inflict financial and economic pain, that process and how long that plays out versus this military invasion that is playing out on the ground in ukraine and has with russia basically experiencing a lot more pushback from ukraine than it was anticipating, how those two balance out is really sort of the key here to a potential end to the conflict. is that the way to think about it >> i think it is look, time is not putin's friend here because as these sanctions stay in place longer, the economic impact is going to be more devastating obviously, on the ground, it's going to be much more devastating to the ukrainian people i was a commercial diplomat, the military implications of all this are not my lane, bu

. >>> pitch perfect. ♪ why this photo shared by country star maren morris is inspiring so many moms tooining us live in times square and look who is saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >>> simply adore regina hall. "girls trip," "scary movie." remember the popcorn? we appreciate you joining us. we'll celebrate international women's day and who better, two incredibly powerful women joining us this morning? >> one you're hearing and seeing right there, alicia keys. she is here taking her smash hit song "girl on fire" to a whole new level turning it into a graphic novel for young adults. there she is, talented, regina hall, she's here as well. gearing up to host alongside amy schumer and wanda sykes, how they're preparing for the big night. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> we have a lot of news to get to. the latest from ukraine, overnight there were more russian attacks and the civilian death toll is growing. we're hearing there is a lull in the fighting right now after an a temporary cease-fire was put into place. of course, these can change in an instant.

. ♪ >> such a great song and pitch perfect for a movie, even those who worked on it told us is the firstune in the following morning for, of course, our "gma" oscar after party, george. >> okay, thank you, t.j. >>> we're joined by the actor known from "chicago," welcome back to "gma." >> thank you very much. >> you are playing jerry buss. tell us what that's been like. >> it's been an amazing odyssey. you know, we started before the pandemic actually so the show is finally coming out but, man, what an incredible american jerry buss was to go from depression era wyoming with a single mom to like the king of l.a. and changing the whole world of entertainment by way of sports like it was an honor, i have to say and really exciting, like the beats of this story, like everyone knows what happened maybe with the technical -- the wins and losses of that team that year but when you know what was happening behind the scenes it's stunning, you know, like the fact that he pulled it off is literally a miracle. >> you never got to meet buss but i know you met jeanie buss his daughter, now the preside

joe biden has been nearly pitch perfect, and that included after his state of the union address when historic speech, basically his version of jfk and reagan at the brandonberg gate, when he said that this butcher could not be allowed to stay in power. by the way, is emmanuel macron suggesting that vladimir putin is not a butcher? is he suggesting that? maybe we should start actually calling him what he is. and for people that say that would keep him away from the negotiating, no, he's not coming to the negotiating table in good faith. he's just killing ukrainian children. he's just killing ukrainian mothers. he's just killing ukrainian holocaust survivors, he's just leveling cities like he did in chechnya, like he did in aleppo, and like he's doing now in mariupol. maybe this is radical after the united states and the west caving into this butcher for 22 years, maybe it's time we start speaking clearly to a man whose regime has been built on lies. >> yeah. . >> maybe just maybe, i know this is radical for some trumpists in the united states, maybe the truth matters for once. maybe t

as the perfect vehicle by which the communist chinese government could gain inroads here in the united states. >> reporter: allegations about hunter biden's foreign dealings reached a fever pitch during the 2020 campaign. >> hunter was being paid for access to his vice president father. >> reporter: earlier this month white house spokesperson jen psaki was asked about the current investigation. >> i pointed to the department of justice and hunter biden's representatives. i'm a spokesperson for the united states. he doesn't work for the united states. >> reporter: an attorney for hunter biden did not respond to cbs news. last year he told correspondent anthony mason the president did not financially benefit. >> have you ever given your father money from any of your business ventures? >> no, no. >> nothing? >> nothing. >> directly or indirectly? >> directly or indirectly. >> reporter: the white house declined to comment on the record and directed reporters to earlier statements that president biden has never considered being in business with his family or any businesses overseas. catherine herridge, cbs news, washington. >>> comedian chris rock was back on the standup stage for

the perfect vehicle by which the communist chinese government could gain inroads here in the united states. >> reporter: allegations about hunter biden's foreign business dealings reached a fever pitchg the 2020 campaign. >> hunter was being paid for access to his vice president father. >> reporter: earlier this month, white house spokesperson jen psaki was asked about the current investigation. >> i point you to the dpartment of justice and hunter biden's representatives. i'm a spokesperson for the united states. he doesn't work for the united states. >> reporter: an attorney for hunter biden did not respond to cbs news. last year, he told correspondent anthony mason the president did not financially benefit. >> reporter: have you ever given your father money from any of your business ventures? >> no, no. >> reporter: nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: directly or indirectly. >> directly or indirectly. >> reporter: today, the white house declined to comment on the record, and directed reporters to earlier statements that president biden has never considered being in business with his family or any business overseas, norah. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you. well, we have s

supporters and later his 4 christian ericsson making a perfect returned to international football, just 9 months after suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch. ah soul i said i had the 1st anger he is growing on the french island of corsica after the death of a national in hospital last monday. protest to set fire near nit set fire near police barracks. yvonne collar not died after he'd been attacked in a french prison. nicholas soc, is live for us in abbas dia in corsica. seneca. what's happening there right now? well how's and we just got tear gas just moments ago, but there was something extraordinary the i just thought just earlier, you see the fire right behind me, let me just let's just get a little bit closer. the protestors took a french flag and then set it on fire in front of the police station. now, i'm french, i'm born in france and i have never seen such a scene. we are in a french territory, and this is an antique french protest. people here, young and old, are gathering together to protest something that's much more than the death of evil cardona, this man that was accused of murder of the preface, which is the highest author

the perfect vehicle by which the communist chinese government could gain inroads here in the united states. >> reporter: allegations about hunter biden's foreign business dealings reached a fever pitch during the 2020 campaign. >> hunter was being paid for access to his vice president father. >> reporter: earlier this month, white house spokesperson jen psaki was asked about the current investigation. >> i point you to the department of justice and hunter biden's representatives. i'm a spokesperson for the united states. he doesn't work for the united states. >> reporter: an attorney for hunter biden did not respond to cbs news. last year, he told correspondent anthony mason, the president did not financially benefit. >> reporter: have you ever given your father money, from any of your business ventures? >> no, no. >> reporter: nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: directly or indirectly? >> directly or indirectly. >> reporter: today, the white house declined to comment on the record, and directed reporters to earlier statements that president biden has never considered being in business with his family or any business overseas, norah. >> catherine herridge, thank you. >>> the cbs "over