six time grammy award winner brandi carlile has worked to ensure agile's place in popular music history5 brain aneurysm. here she sings for 1966 song "both sides now" with brandi carlile joining n. >> ♪ but now they only block the sun and they rain and they snow on everyone so many things i would have done but clouds got in my way i have looked at clouds from both sides now from up and down and still somehow -- it is cloud illusions that i recall i really don't know clouds i really don't know clouds at all ♪ judy: wow. that is something. joni mitchell. and tonight, on newshour online the city of st. louis passes an ordinance that allows for the use of federal funding to help his variance seeking abortions outside of the stage. is a move that is met resistance from the states attorney general. that is on our website, pbs.org/newshour. and that is the newshour for tonight. im judy woodruff. join us online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the newshour, thank you and stay safe. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's

music icon getting hollywood treatment in a new documentary called "the return of tanya tucker," brandi carlileumental comeback. >> i have loved tanya tucker since i was 8 years old, tanya's voice is in all of us, and it's time for us to do an about-face and recognize that >> hi, i feel like i know you. >> i want this record to be a renaissance period in her life. >> i love that song. >> it's about the influence that you've had, young people and their longing for understanding where their music came from. >> to be able to leave behind something. >> and i guess music is, you know, the gift i have. >> i don't know tanya's story, but that documentary -- that teaser does it for me. i'm interested in that i want to know more about it. >> i think every young country music star will point to tanya tucker and say it's because of her, she's that person. >> that is cool. "the return of tanya tucker" is expected to hit theaters this fall we'll hear more about that when brandi carlile stops by our plaza for the summer concert series in september. more on that a little bit later. you can put it on the calen

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mccartney, an appearance by billie eilish and her brother, phineas, sheryl crow, brad paisley, brandi carlilers. ukraine's president zelenskyy also delivers remarks. here's a first look at ben stiller's message to all of us on why it's so important to pay attention and get involved. >> having just returned from ukraine, i've seen firsthand the profound human toll of this war. i'll be introducing a leader who's standing on the front lines of history. but first, how do we answer the call? by doing whatever we can to help. by doing something more than nothing. >> ukraine: answering the call, again, airs sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. it's on at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 7:00 pacific here on msnbc. and it will be available any time you want to watch it to stream the next day on peacock. you won't want to miss it. >>> up next for us, the detainment and trial of wnba star brittney griner in russia. as that trial gets under way, we'll look at what's really going on behind the scenes here to help secure her release. that's next. don't go anywhere. elease that's next. don't go anywhere. when a truck

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but there is a stunning performance from jon battiste, a beautiful performance from brandi carlile, brade. and it gives me chills thinking about it. there's a wonderful broadway ensemble. the music is really magical and then there are people from music, from phil, from television, who all come in and really deliver the messages and tell the stories the way we do on our newscast. but there's something about reaching people on a sunday night, when they are not sort of armored up for the news. we hope the stories -- we were in ukraine filming for about two weeks. there's some beautiful stories. there's a rapper now on the frontlines, a filmmaker on the frontlines. so just putting a face and a human side to the people fighting and, tragically, in many instances, dying to save their own democracy. >> yeah. ukraine has showed us balance in a way that we really haven't seen since images of world war ii. they are truly, valiantly fighting for their freedom. we hope that we can just get a little bit of that spirit here to fight for our democracy. and i think it's great you will highlight it. but

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mitchell surprised a very lucky audience over the weekend, when her friend and fellow artist, brandi carlileblic appearance since a life threatening brain cancer since 2015, letter unable to sing or play guitar. she says she taught herself to play again by watching video of herself playing, and only recently began singing with friends. seeing her progress, carlisle urged her to return to the festival for the first time since 1969. well, joining her to perform some of her biggest hits, like both sides now, and the yellow taxi. but her performance during just like this train, really stole the show. it has been a big, big here for the iconic artist. back in april at the grammys, she was named, music cares person of the year. a few months before that, she was the center henry. cbs news was with mitchell after her newport performance, and asked how she felt about her recent back-to-back honors. >> how did that feel? >> it felt very warning. very warning. you know, a lot of doors were shut to me, the hall of fame, they get me out of that for a long time. >> so you are feeling the love? >> i'm feel

this hour-long special which will feature special appearances by celebrity chef jose andres, brandi carlile, alicia keys, simu liu, brad paisley, and more. the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, it will also deliver remarks during the event and will echo his calls to americans to do whatever they can't in the fight for peace. ukraine, answering the call, will air sunday at 7 pm on both the east and west coasts on nbc, and again at 10 pm eastern on msnbc, as we prepare for our own independence day festivities here. try to spare an hour for those in ukraine who are now fighting for their independence. we have more ahead, stay with us. with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. where your dad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is this where they gathered on their front steps with fats domino on the breeze? ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in the 1950 census. see what you can uncover at ancestry. it was ten years ago this week that july 4th celebrations in san diego famously did not go off as planned. >> in case you didn't catch