i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning.han three months until election day, the presidential race will soon enter the home stretch. and as former vice president joe biden makes his case to the american people, there is a woman who will be at his side every step of the way. this morn

i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning.h less than three months until election day, the presidential race will soon enter the home stretch. and as former vice president joe biden makes his case to the american people, there is a woman who will be at his side every step of the way. this morning rita braver will spend some time with jill biden. >> we lift each other up. >> reporter: despite the demands of being a political spouse, jill biden has always maintained her career as a community college teacher. and now she could make history. do you think you'll keep teaching if you become first lady? >> i hope so. >> reporter: really? >> if we get to the white house, i'm going to continue to teach, yeah. >> reporter: ahead on sunday morning, life with jill biden, not just a day at the beach. >> pauley: then it is on to a legend of popular music by the name of james taylor. hhe has been going strong for more than 50 years. and as i found out earlier this year, he is eager to share his memories. ♪ ♪ i've seen fire and i've seen rain

i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning".h our economy reeling from the coronavirus pandemic and congress at a stalemate over a relief package, last weekend president trump issued four executive actions he says offer a lifeline to those in need. was it a bold act of presidential leadership or a troubling violation of the limits of power? ted koppel will report our cover story. what the president says with a grain of salt. >> president trump: it's going to disappear. one day,, it's like a miracle, one day it will disappear. >> reporter: but when he says this -- >> president trump: wesldentrump have the right to do a lot of things that people don't even know about. >> reporter: that's head on a is sunday morning. >> pauley: then we're off to a musical journey on the place they call the mother church of country music. with mark strassmann, we visit the theater that mater the grand oley eran treasur >> wt mhv auditorium hallowed ground? we asked singer-song writer sheryl crow. >> i think people know they're going to see something

. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, jane pauley is off this weekend.morning." this past week has been filled with still more racial unrest. this time in kenosha, wisconsin, where jacob blake was shot in the back multiple times by police. in the days

i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. just about any question you might have in these troubled times, thank goodness the internet is around to provide the answer. provide it, you're among the half of all americans who can easily log on in the first place. as for the other half, well, that's a different story, as david pogue explains this morning. >> reporter: during the pandemic, high-speed internet has been the foundation of work, school, and doctor visits, which is great if you have high-speed internet. but about half of americans don't. >> to get online to do your research or your correspondence, you park at a taco bell? >> i do. >> reporter: ahead on sunday morning, the great american internet access crisis. >> pauley: she is a legend of country music, tanya tucker. and back before the pandemic shut most concerts down, she shared some stories with our bob schieffer. ♪ delta dawn ♪ >> reporter: she was once country music's wild child, a breakout star at the ripe old age of 13, tanya tucker has been riding high for five

jane pauley is off today. i'm lee cowan, and this is "sunday morning."own, the school year is winding up, and with it, lots of vid-19 is throwing many school reopenings into confusion, leaving parents wrestling with school matters large and small. david pogue will report

and don't forget, "sunday morning" with jane pauley first thing tomorrow.l lee cowan is filling in. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. good night. >>> now at 6, damage, destruction and new evacuations in the north bay. >> and as much as i don't want to have to talk about this, there is the possibility of another round of lightning and gusty winds coming in sunday night. we will talk about that in a lot of detail coming up.>> we still don't know if we have a home or not. it can go either way right now. >> hotel rooms along the coast are filling up with evacuees who can do nothing but wait and hope. >> firefighters are attacking a officials say there is no need for anyone to evacuate that they are asking people to stay away in the area of portland drive while they do their work.>> crews and aircraft from 10 states are now on the front lines here in california.>> the race is on to make as much progress as possible before tomorrow brings about more lightning strikes and erratic winds. >> the three major fire complexes burning are covering a combined area of just

i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning.ust about any question you might have in these troubled times, thank goodness the internet is around to provide the answer. provide it, you're among the half of all ame

i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning".omy reeling from the coronavirus pandemic and congress at a stalemate over a relief package, last weekend president trump issued four executive actions he says offer a lifeline to those in need. was it a bold act of

jane pauley is off today. i'm lee cowan, and this is "sunday morning."mmer is winding down, the school year is winding up, and with it, lots of vid-19 is throwing many school reopenings into confusion, leaving parents wrestling with school matters large and small. david pogue will report our cover story. >> reporter: some students with masks and some without.s en some teaching over the internet. as the new school year begins, that's the scattered state of education in the covid era. >> we can't live our lives in fear. i don't want to hear that students are sick or they have gotten their parents sick. >> reporter: the desperate search for a workable lesson plan. ahead on "sunday morning." >> cowan: our sunday profile this morning is of "wheel of fortune" veteran a. reporte for 37you mi years, she has been revealing letters at this famous board. now vanna white is revealing more. >> i remember before i became famous, i saw a couple of famous people who were not very nice to people, and i thought, if i ever become famous, i'm not going to treat people that

. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, jane pauley is off this weekend. lee cowan, and this is "sunday morning." this past week has been filled with still more racial unrest. this time in kenosha, wisconsin, where jacob blake was shot in the back multiple times by police. in the days since, the streets have filled with demonstrators, and police once again have used less lethal weapons against them. we've heard a lot about so-called rubber bullets lately, but for all of the wrong reasons. >> people are going to be injured. it is inevitable. >> increasingly, those getting injured aren't just violent agitators. >> i don't see a way to use these weapons in a safe way that protects human life and rights. >> ahead on sunday. our sunday profile this morning, singer and actress olivia newton-john, who has much to share with our gayle king. ♪ and my heart is set on you ♪ >> she lit up the screen in "grease," and had hits -- ♪ >> -- after hits as a singer. but for olivia newton-john, this isn't about her trip down memory lane. it is about her battle with cancer. ho