emily mortimer and dolly wells join us now. explain that title. —wise but also i just thought it was a phrase that lillian macbeth character has good posture, she can be full of posture and her life is fine and everything is wonderful and she has a front in the way she behaves. she is posturing. exactly. she is a lost young lady who, through the course of the movie, sort of finds herself. it's a kind of coming—of—age story for the younger character played so great by grace than pattern. why is she lost? because, first of all i feel like she's a bit of an orphan, her father is very successful and works in music and is put money into her bank account and moved her around, sort of not... and her mother has not been around, so she's had to grow her own and she's very pretty and charming and rather entitled but she hasn't really... she is to find herself through what other people think of her, especially boys and men. and then she comes into this has lived in by me, this kind of very austere intimidating distant reclusive writer who lives in a room at

but when you hear the story of why dolly wrote it and dolly's version taking nothing away from whitneyp to that level. >> the carter family early recordings, is it the equivalent of having the federalist papers? >> it's exactly that. and maybe with jimmie rodgers offering some of the opposing views. so the carter family, mother maybelle is the original american lead guitarist. sarah carter has the original voice of country. the sort of keening things that roseanne cash says comes from the bedrock foundation of us. a.p. carter's out collecting those songs with an african-american song collector named leslie riddle who brings a song from the african-american church when the world's on fire. they drop the lyrics, take the same melody and do "little darling pal of mine," one of their big hits. woody guthrie, takes the thing, drops the lyric, keeps the tune, and does "this land is your land." i mean you can't make any of this stuff up. and i guarantee, brian, when hollywood hears the merle haggard story, there will be a biopic in the works because this guy escapes from juvenile detention 17

you went to dolly world. >> yeah.th: dollywood oh, my god i'm so sorry dolly, please forgive me [ laughter ] dollywood, yes >> i know. i wanted to go for such a long time like since i lived in new york in '99-2000 i did a broadway musical and i talked with some friends about going, and i still haven't been. so last year, we were living in l.a we knew we were gonna be moving back to australia and we kind of had a last hooray through the south and dollywood was definitely a highlight >> seth: did it live up to everything you wanted it to be >> those rollers coasters are no joke [ laughter ] they [ bleep ] all over every other theme park they're so scary >> seth: really? >> yes >> seth: that -- see, i wouldn't think of that. i don't think of - >> neither did it. >> seth: -- dolly parton as like terrifying thrills >> going hard. >> seth: yeah. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, there you go. >> well it's also really nice. they have live music being played around the park it's really lovely >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> s

the weather we had today came cutting the sea —— came courtesy of hurricane dolly, no longer hurricanethrough, some spaces saw some beautiful sunshine. behind me, clears through, some spaces saw some beautifulsunshine. behind me, is oui’ beautifulsunshine. behind me, is our next lump of cloud, our next weather maker and this is also annexed tropical weather system, the re m na nts of annexed tropical weather system, the remnants of what was tropical storm gabrielle. as we go through tonight, many places will be dry with clear spells, they went lighter than they have been today but it stays quite breezy. by the end of the night, drizzly and murky for coastal hills in wales and we start to see some rain into northern ireland and western scotland as the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle hadaway. we will see some outbreaks of rain during tomorrow, brisk winds once again, but between these two weather fronts here a wedge of humid, tropical air will stop you will feel the effects of that particularly across england and wales. some some time to start off across england and wales back parli

thousands of people in the bahamas are abandoning their homes destroyed by hurricane dolly and one of the strongest storms to hit the caribbean at least 44 people are known to have died but the government says that number will climb significantly as recovery crews reach more remote devastated islands there are growing concerns that deteriorating conditions crudely to the spread of disease manual reports from freeport one of the worst hit simons. floodwaters have finally receded on the island of grand bahama. presidents of this part of the country this means coming to terms with the devastation left over from hurricane dorian. on the eastern end of the island more than 80 percent of homes were destroyed. this high school near free ports tourist district has been transformed into a shelter for the displaced many here have lost everything to the hurricane even their loved ones so i lost my home. because he. decided to stay back phone. from what i have say and then heard everything completely gone so. you know as soon as you know. there are going to die you know no any player there was bu

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farming policies for sale how industry and the agricultural lobbies call the shots in 45 minutes on dolly. world unto itself. the finest musical compositions. i don't believe that he was if you don't don't tell me that there is he never told . harvard yale and the jointer come up in the morning. you are. welcome to global 3000. people in the caribbean have dubbed it the monster hurricane dorian its size can best be seen from space with wind speeds of more than 300 kilometers an hour the terrifying storm destroyed everything in its wake in recent years water temperatures in the atlantic between west africa.

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would be probably longer than you are prepared to fight right many questions still to be answered dolly is underpaid usman thanks so much. turkish and u.s. troops have conducted their 1st joint patrol in northeastern syria it's part of the planned so-called safe so that neighboring turkey has been pressing for in the war torn region and hopes the buffer zone will keep syrian kurdish fighters which it considers a threat away from turkey's border but the u.s. sees the kurds as allies in the fight against islamic state turkey also says some syrian refugees could be resettled in the. ok let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world police have begun to disperse crowds in hong kong after thousands of protesters marched to be u.s. consulate and urged president donald trump to quote liberate the city demonstrators all calling for help from foreign governments as they press for more democratic freedoms beijing meanwhile has alleged that hostile foreign groups have been fermenting the unrest. china's trade has shrunk in august as the tariff wall between beijing and

parton from the set of steel magnolias. >> you can't believe the way dolly parton smells. >> so goods that good. >> it makes your mouth water >> it makes your mouth water >> do you remember that from meeting dolly. >> i remember she smelled like heaven she really did. >> i never smelled her and now i'm mad. >> you got to. >> i will. >> when you meet ryan tedder, he also smells really good. is he over here? >> do you have a fragrance that you wear >> i do. >> what is it? >> it's made by creed. >> oh. >> made by creed, it's way it'sy overpriced. >> well, it smells delicious. >> can i some smell you really quick. i just want to see, and i'll let everyone know. is that weird, is it okay? >> that's fine, but today i'm wearing something different. >> oh, he does smell very good. >> you're right, dylan. >> what were you doing smelling ryan tedder. >> that's a better question. >> i was saying my hellos and to -- >> you caught a whiff. >> yes >> does he smell like heaven too? >> he does smell like heaven. >> i get stopped in elevators a lot, a lot. >> she said it earlier this morning, he smel

a pen and i guess that's all he needed to you know what this need servicing and he took his little dolly. just a deserted off i want to want and they can. was removed. how the museum even found out it was missing. we have your atm you do. so it turns out when he went in there he even talked to various visitors, you know kids and parents who are there. he said me get this in the back of the truck. you know, i'm just a lowly worker night and a little help. >>he looked official he walked in with a dolly and a clipboard and went over to the atm probably no more than 10 minutes and i walked out with the suspect got out to his truck and it was really heavy he couldn't do it on his own so he has some people who are coming to the discovery museum with their family. if they wouldn't mind helping him. low this atm on to on to the truck. >>you rarely if ever i don't think ever of somebody actually in a way they try different things for the 8 hands. got away with it. the real atm technicians had actually been there. >>and some the people that have helped president trying to be a good person help som

the idea of dolly the temperature down a little bit is something that would seem to make sense. but remember, this white house has been riven by ongoing inputes by the china hawks the white house, and the pragmatists. you might put steve mnuchin in the pragmatist camp, peter navarro in the hawk camp. you really don't know which side is winning, which side is putting forth what. the bloomberg story based on says theces president is considering this, not something that has been agreed to. the other report says one person told them it was not happening. you take your choice in this case. shery: what would a limited trade deal even mean? there were negotiations in the spring and we kept hearing we were near a trade deal and it just didn't happen. mike: what appears to be in this deal, the administration would back off some of the sanctions that it has put on. it is not clear whether they would take off sanctions in place or back of sanctions they have threatened to put into place. in exchange, the chinese would buy more stuff from the u.s., particularly agricultural goods. donald tr

saturday with the suspects dressed as technicians walked into the front lobby and willed it out on a dolly. it took until yesterday for the museum to notice. this morning monterey police found the machine by the road in salas. the suspects are at large. they have yet to be identified. >>> a live look at sfo where runway construction causing serious delays and cancellations of flights. more than 260 flights were delayed today. the 73 had to be canceled. the san francisco chronicle reporting dozens of flights are being rerouted to other bay area airports as a result of the construction project on runway 28l. >>> giving you a live look in san francisco. another big night for the two arenas at oracle part. giants hitting the field at 6:45 pm. nearby at the chase center. eric clapton concert is set to begin at 7:30 pm. organizers are encouraging fans to take public transit. >>> i think the outdoors might be the nicer place to be. >>> today is the transition date. it is chilly before it gets hot after. the day in the middle is the best day if you will. i hope you enjoyed it. that was today. temp

dolly parton classic 9:00 to 5:00, with an audience filled with women who bring home the bacon.yne "the rock" johnson was her first guest. ellen degeneres is set to appear on the show today and busy women, that is ellen, will do her show with special guest melissa mccarthy begins at 3:00 this afternoon. don't forget, set the dvrs if you're not going to be home. >> that's cool. when i have a show you can come on it and when you have a show i'll come on it. >> we'll sing of course. see, already getting you ready for it. 4:51. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> new technology on and old house intended to save energy and money, but it ends up costing a lot more of both. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, the british government is formally suspending parliament. lawmakers will return two weeks before britain is due to leave the european union. prime minister boris johnson was trying to order so-called snap vote to elect a new parliament, but british lawmakers shot his plan down in the

hello dolly was on the knock. out of. the ball. lock. stock was. going on the other 7 thing. on the other side of the blast panels dozens of armed police looks on. the break in happened as hundreds of thousands of hong kong has marched peacefully at the annual july 1st rally. and on the way there were greeted by these protesters. many he did the cool although few went to the front line. instead they showed their support in other ways human chains postone supplies to those trying to break in. at around 9 pm the 1st group of protesters were finally entering the lets just as of council. police were nowhere to be seen. a protester the face the emblem of the hong kong special administrative region was . others draped the city's colonial era flag on the speaker's podium. and other tour up a copy of hong kong's constitution the basic law. almost. all up almost. all of all but perhaps the person who made the bold this move was this young man was going to hold up i know much of it i got it all is a lot of the time like it was when i heard about what was only choices i saw him a lot of

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you know hello dolly i was on that night and not. long. ah it. was really cool until the thing. was. on the other side of the last panels dozens of police looks on. the break in happened as hundreds of thousands of hong kong has marched peacefully at the annual july 1st rally. and on the way there were greeted by these protesters. many he did the cool although few went to the front line. instead they showed their support in other ways human chains postone supplies to those trying to break in. at around 9 pm the 1st group of protesters were finally entering the lets just as of council. police when nowhere to be seen. a protester the face the emblem of the hong kong special administrative region was . others draped the city's colonial era flag on the speaker's podium. and other tour up a copy of hong kong's constitution the basic law. on a. lot on a. level but perhaps the person who made the bold this move was this young man was going to hold up i don't like the bit i got it all is a lot of the time like it was all i heard about it was almost always you myself the middle of yourse

>>he looked official he walked in with a dolly and a clipboard and went over to the atm probably not more than 10 minutes and i walked out with it. >>the theft went unnoticed until the moderate county sheriff's office called on wednesday to say that a deputy had discovered the atm its cash box removed, standing just off highway one oh one near the red barn saw them gilroy family too heavy to manhandle solo. police say the thief enlisted some museum patrons to lend a hand. >>the suspect got out to his truck and it was really heavy he couldn't do it on his own so he has some people who are coming to the discovery museum with their family. if they wouldn't mind helping him. low this atm on to on to the truck so of course they were not aware that this was you know a suspect that just stole the atm makes strictly thought that they were helping you know being good citizens helping suspect put this onto his trucks. >>police said the real atm technicians had been beiber. we to service the atm. the museum management says security here is focused on visitors not machines. the some patrons were

hello dolly was on the knock. out of. the ball. ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah let me run out of the thing. on the other side of the blast panels dozens of on to police looks on. the break in happened as hundreds of thousands of hong kong has marched peacefully at the annual july 1st rally. and on the way there were greeted by these protesters. many he did the cool although few went to the front line. instead they showed their support in other ways human chains postone supplies to those trying to break in. at around 9 pm the 1st group of protesters were finally entering the lets just as of council. police when nowhere to be seen. a protester the face the emblem of the hong kong special administrative region was . others draped the city's colonial era flag on the speaker's podium. and other tour up a copy of hong kong's constitution the basic law or. almost. almost. all of all but perhaps the person who made the bold this move was this young man wa

it sounds so sort of 1940s or ‘50s, i guess it would be then, "the post office research station at dollisenowned research station. so what was your role? i worked on the first electronic telephone exchange at highgate wood and — the one that everyone remembers me for — the premium bond computer, ernie. yes, now, you are using the word "computer". in those days, computers were a thing most people... i'm in a computer museum! are you? because you were on the cutting edge of... very early on. ..britain adopting computers, coming to terms with what computers could do and, after this, you, as you say, it was actually quite a high—tech job at the post office. you then went into the private sector at icl. you spent a couple of years there, but this is what what intrigues me about that — you say that you discovered, at icl — which was, again, at the time, was a leading technology company... oh, it was our national pride. yes. you said, "i discovered what is now known as the glass ceiling. "it was an excellent company, "but i felt unable to grow the kernels that were in me." so, what did you mean

direct hit to florida but no meteorologists are backing off from that and it looks like hurricane dollyh is good news for florida. not promising for bermuda. we are hearing from the government that by the time the app are closed on friday night there we re are closed on friday night there were just 26 tourists left on the island but a lot of people who live in bermuda must be very scared about it. yes this is terrifying for the bahamas if you look how massive this time is now upgraded to category five. we know officials there have hired boats to keep people off the coast and we have seen homes and businesses completely boarded up in that area and people hunkering down and doing what they can. but there is no doubt this will be catastrophic for the bahamas. preparation and florida is something that people used to but you can never really prepared for the uncertainties of all the risks. how big an impact as it had over the last few days where you are? people had been preparing since thursday and it is a slow moving storm which is why not made landfall yet. we originally thought it would m

but if you look at political dolly you how arland lost its patient with patients with president brits it's a somewhat more complex that picture of what the point to point to hear insights that. indeed it while one no deal would be terrible it would also be temporary influence let's get the paint over with but i think it's after coming from the open at this stage. seeing that. there's an acknowledgement that neither side is going to budge on this so . that was me you know like knowledge for treason may and her withdrawal agreement and then it was back to the drawing board again so i think from the point of view all at. a tournament it's and an office in off and- interesting to think that this was only in twenty seventeen mark when the two premiers mass at. and i was completely different. tone brags that i've already been voted but there is a sense that. some agreement we could become to from minimum harm and if as puzzles days very much going to snap. this is an opinion piece and- it was both. both in the guardian. in the uk and in the irish times vinton o'toole devices that led johnso

the afghan capital kabul the blast shook a heavily fortified area near the nato headquarters that dolly ban has claimed responsibility for the attack it's the militant groups 2nd major blast in kabul this week. in japan one person has been killed and dozens injured after a truck collided with a commuter train at a really recrossing south of tokyo the collision course the 1st 3 carriages of the train to d.v.d. the truck then burst into flames the investigation into the cause of the accident has been launched. iran's president hassan rouhani says he's taking another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal with world power as iran would start to develop centrifuges to speed up your reasoning and richmond under the deal iran agreed to limit its nuclear activities in return for the easing of economic sanctions the u.s. withdrew from the pact last may. millions of people have been evacuated on the southeastern coast of the u.s. as hurricane dorian approaches the storm has weakened but still has dangerously high winds and is threatening to flood coastal areas. in georgia and in north and south ca

he's 33 years old compared to roger federer who is 38 but there is criticism directed often at not dolly and that is that people often say he's very one dimensional and they say this because he tends to dominate k. so for example 12 of his 19 france sam wins have come at the french open and this is why that win yesterday at the u.s. open that was so important because it shows that he's also slowly growing very comfortable on the hot courts that he can find more success on them and so yeah it's very realistic that he will pass federer and move yet if i mean how much of a threat does he pose in the future to the big 3 that's the question i mean he's had an incredible summer but is this a one off a can he keep it off to men's tennis right now need some medvedev somebody who can break the dominance of the big 3. watch. and djokovic the last 12 grand slams actually have been won by that trio and let's also remember that and medvedev he came very close to winning the last night you know he almost made a comeback so he is tennis is big. hope right now alina cho talking sports thank you. well br

rwanda the dominant force in the match scoring 3 unanswered goals the 2nd leg takes place in cape dolly on september the 10th. and a hat trick from ramadan i grab led sudan to a 31 win over chad the hosts though did manage their consolation goal from a late penalty. a 2nd round of asian qualifiers for the 2022 world cup is underway among goliad top group after upsetting myanmar the only goal of the game coming in the 17th minute so as mongolia scored against the run of play one nil win is mongolia's 1st ever victory at this stage of the world cup qualifiers. malaysia twice came back from a goal down to beat rivals indonesia in their group which they dramatically secured the 32 win in the 7th minute of stoppage time. there were plenty of other matches being played on thursday katter who have already qualified as hosts thrashed afghanistan 6 nil to stay top of group b. h. north korea were too strong at home against lebanon on syria top group a after beating the philippines 52 while yemen led a 21 halftime lead slip in their group d. match against singapore australia are firmly in control

league domestically so all in all you got to give the home crowd advantage is shot because played as a dolly to the park is like having an extra mentally. and the other german club in action to be live so you had to write their chances in lisbon against benfica well like rb lives because they are currently the top of the table in the bundesliga they have a very solid defense they have a young master mind coach and yulia noddles mind and when you compare germany the bit as they get to portugal is top flight really apples and oranges they have been feet as a presence but they've already tasted defeat this season and leipsic have not i give the upper hand to leipsic chris huntington database book thank you ok. this is a data when you fly from above and coming up next the end date of the news that asia these refugees shelter the whistleblower edward snowden in hong kong 6 years ago today they're still looking for a country to call. i'm plastic is a huge polluters about in this town it can be traded for food we visit ingenious idea that's good for the stomach i'm feeling much. better spotters a r

by dolly and i don't know what is the metal these other conditions the government inspectors asked him to improve and if that was the truth is out now render her income not that right neil white focus was there was a lot of the horror that you have frankly they have had to do is a lot of people. in the middle of the food we also see the open sewer report to see sure. there are accusations that cynic uses the children's misery to generate donations whether or not this is truth he certainly doesn't seem to make any effort to meet the government's minimum standards. before we leave sin a tries to get money out of us again how bad it was all kinds you have every day. i am really down and found out it was a man there and something. he called and said i was. ready half an hour sometimes i go here i am on the right. things a cuckoo up bad. but in the evening we learned that they can get even worse. yes become a target put child sex offenders and one to come investigate such cases for an n.c.o. called x. for his own home and. he's deeply concerned that some volunteer placement organizations fa

anded to line my dollies up teach school. i had a reputation for being tough but fair.ughter] sen. warren: i never wavered. i always knew this is what i wanted to do, but by the time i graduated from high school, my family did not have money for a college application much less sending me off to the four years of university so i could be a teacher, so like many, i do not have a straight path story. mine has some twists and turns it. here is how my story goes. i graduated from high school and got a scholarship in debate. yay. then, at 19, fell in love, got married, dropped out, and got a , but,ot exactly the plan you know, i picked it. it was my decision, but i thought it meant i would never get to teach, and then i found it. we are living down in houston at this point. oh, yeah. living down in houston, i found what was then a commuter college about 45 minutes away that cost $50 a semester, and for a price i could pay for on a part-time waitressing job, i finished a four-year diploma, and i became a special needs teacher. i have lived my dream job. there it is. there it i

no quiere salir mÁs con dolly y con nadie mÁs.isca: vamos hablar del cantante mauro bautista. estÁ en las redes acabando con mÁs de 5,000,000 de seguidores. ahora, se encuentra en mÉxico grabando su vÍdeo musical. se llama "regÁlame". vamos a verlo. >>le puede triunfar en europa mauro bautista vino con su nuevo video titular que se llama "quÉ pasa?". sÓlo nuestra cÁmara fue testigo de este trabajo. el cantante urbano mÁs reconocido en brasil. esta es una probadita. [mÚsica] [sonido ambiente] un gusto verte. >>estamos felices de lo que nos estÁ pasando. >>por quÉ elegiste este lugar? >> lo que quiero trasmitir aquÍ es dar a conocer un poco mÁs de mi paÍs. estamos ahÍ a la torre latino. la verdad es que este junte es con un artista brasileÑo. es con peyote. >> mauro agradeciÓ estar en las pasarelas. >>de vimos triunfando en europa. estuviste en berlÍn, espaÑa. estuviste en las grandes pasarelas. >>la verdad que fue increÍble. estuvimos por ahÍ. estuvimos en espaÑa, madrid. tambiÉn tuvimos conciertos en espaÑa. muy contento y agradec

to a police vehicle exploded at this campaign running for president afghani in part of one province dolly we understand was but at least $24.00 people including children were killed we're joining us on the phone now is a security analyst in kabul we understand you know some more details about both attacks what more can you tell us. yes. you said really added like today. 2 explosions one explosion took place in iran we have president and he had election brayley and the 2nd explosion. was in kabul and. the $9.00 to $1.00 of them in the ministry of defense is burning. in iran and a dictionary president on the west. reportedly has. a d.n.r. complected. reports about scheduling a key some people say 20 people got some said people got killed and. that explosion noted. but yet i'm of the health significance both of these attacks that you've just described in the broader context of the run up to the general election later this month. i think security is a big concern out of the coming election is not allowed to stand and. the reason the majority of the candidates don't travel to provinces and don

. ♪ dolly par ton's breakthrough. ♪ and the meteoric rise of garth brooks. ♪ i got friends in low placesg with the carter family singers in the 1920s. ♪ later, june carter and johnny cash's marriage created a dysfunctional dynasty that affected nearly every corner of country music's future. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. ♪ >> my dad, he worked out all of his problems on stage. that's where he took his anguish and fears and grieves, and he worked them out with an audience. that's just who he was. ♪ >> reporter: instead of focusing on historians in this documentary, burns went straight to the musicians. legends like merle haggard. kris kristofferson. and marty stuart. >> the thing i love about this, all of a sudden country music in the 21st century is elevated thanks to ken burns. >> reporter: is this a reset for country music? >> i think so. >> reporter: stewart is country music's unofficial record keeper. a man trained by lester flatt, bill monroe, and haggard and cash. he was the person who guided burns and his lead writer dayton duncan more than anyone else. >> he saved every scrap of pape

he believed lisle used them to mop up the bathroom and then wrapped up leslie, put her on the dolly and r luck to run into a neighbor. the it was says lisle was not guilty because leslie wasn't murdered. she's not even dead can. >> i don't want you to hold me to any promise that there's going to be a perry mason moment and leslie's going to walk through the door and say here i am but i would tell you at the conclusion othis trial there will be more than sufficient evidence to believe that she in fact could. >> i wish they were right. let me say that. i would love to be hugging my sister and i wish that were true and i know who she is and i know she's not alive. >> after a three and a half week trial a jury agreed with aasha. >> we find lisle herring guilty of the rhyme of murder. >> lisle was sentenced to 15 years to life for murder in the second degree. not wiet the end because lisle is holding on to one last secret from a marriage that apparently had a lot of of them. he's never told anyone where leslie's body is. he's probably going to see this program >> i know. >> anything you want

i used to line my dollies up and teach school. i had a reputation for being tough but fair. sen.arren: i never wavered. i always knew this is what i wanted to do, but by the time i graduated from high school, my family did not have money for a college application much less sending me off to the four years of university so i could be a teacher, so like many, i o not have a straight path story. mine has some twists and turns it. here is how my story goes. i graduated from high school and got a scholarship in debate. yay. then, at 19, fell in love, got married, dropped out, and got a job, not exactly the plan, but, you know, i picked it. it was my decision, but i thought it meant i would never get to teach, and then i found t. we are living down in houston at this point. oh, yeah. living down in houston, i found what was then a commuter college about 45 minutes away that cost $50 a semester, and for a price i could pay for on a part-time waitressing job, i finished a four-year diploma, and i became a special-needs teacher. i have lived my dream job. there it is. there it is. sen. wa

ed: good stuff. >> and all of these people, when you find out the stories behind songs like why dollye from a certain circumstance, it adds to it. now, whitney houston's version is the one that crossed over was the big pop success, still raises the hair on the back of my neck. but when you hear the story behind it and then hear dolly, it's as good is not better, not taking anything away from whitney houston but now dolly's version is the one that matters because we know the story behind it. this isn't just a list of kind of k-tel, time-life buy this stuff, this is the stories of the people who made this music, the tension between commerce and creativity or the union between commerce and creativity, all the different stuff ask welcome back and country music is never one thing. it's always been from the beginning many things. jedediah: ken, i love that you did this, just hearing the story behind all these lyrics that have -- there's something about country music lyrics that's just different. >> first of all, you can hear them, but just think about the emotion in it. johnny cash has this

>> i just called her up we just recorded our parts and sent them. >> and you sing with reba, dolly.>> and if you watched our open at 8:30, there was a whole high school choir that is obsessed with you, so we decided to bring them in here and what are you going to sing >> the man that got away from the original star is born which is my tribute to barbra and gaga >> take it away. ♪ ♪ the night is bitter the stars have lost their glitter ♪ the winds grow colder suddenl you're older ♪ ♪ and all because of the man tt that got away no more his eager call, the writings on the wall ♪ ♪ the dreams you dreamed have h all all gone as ♪ ♪ ♪ the man that won you has run off and undone you that great beginning has seen the final inning ♪ don't know what happened, it's a all a crazy game ♪ ♪ no more that all-time thrill t for you've been through the mill and never a new love will be the same ♪ ♪ good riddance, good-bye, ever every trick of his trick of his you're on to but fools will be fools and where he's gone to ♪ ♪ the road gets rougher, it's lonelier and tougher with hope you burn up ♪ ♪ tomo

congressman dolly, delaying aid to far-off nations he couldn't find on a map is exactly the type of tyrannicalg fathers staged a revolution to suppress. >> when the framers wrote the language around impeachment they specifically wanted to reach abuse of power when there was not an underlying crime. this is the presidency that the authors and architects of the impeachment language feared. w this was the presidency that they were worried about. >> tucker: it's hard to know if he is being serious or not, let's give him the benefit of thes doubt. chris plante, a host of the crest plant, probably most incisive critic that we know. that was so stupid, i'm speechless. if trump were impeached and hauled off in manacles or wherever, sent back to palm beach, it's like what would they do? >> it's pathological at this point, it's manic, it's really nutty. i'm concerned for the well-being of a number of these people. they are behaving as though they are lawyers and they really just grabbing snippets from "the new york times" and parroting what they read this morning. and they work hand and glove with the d

steve: dolly parton singing we don't work 9 to 5 we work 6 to 9 9. and i say that because all three of us wear makeup. brian: we all wear pajamas. ainsley: that's right. ed henry was on the border with the president. reported him going to the border yesterday with all the fundraisers in california. he went

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." ♪ dolly parton's break through. ♪ jolene and the meteoric rise of garth brooks. ♪ i got friends in singers in the 1920s. ♪ keep on the sunny side always on the sunny side ♪ later june carter and johnny cash's marriage created a dysfunctional dynasty that affected nearly every corner of country music's future. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. [ applause ] >> my dad, he worked out all of his problems on stage. that's where he took his anguish and fears and grief. and he worked them out with an udience. that's just who he was. ♪ >> reporter: instead of focusing on historians in this documentary, bruns went straight to the musicians. legends like merle haggard, kris kristofferson -- ♪ and marty stuart. >> the thing i love about this all the sudden country musical in the 21st century is now elevated next to ken bruns. >> reporter: is there a reset for country -- is this a reset for country music? >> i think so. >> reporter: stuart is the unofficial record keeper, he was the person who guided bruns and his lead writer dayton duncan more than anyone else. >> he saved every scrap of paper, every