i came home, wrote the song and johnny cash recorded it right before he died this is going to be thehe freedoms we have he passed away, and now i have a record coming out in may that is all collaboration. >> we live in a world where you and johnny cash get to sing together i don't care what the technology is, i want to hear that. >> it's really amazing i had a great conversation with him before he passed about the song he said i really want to know every line of the song, why you wrote it and he was so outspoken about how he felt about the iraq war and vietnam. he defended native americans and so he's just a great american patriot, to hear him singing these words is very emotional. >> we're going to hear that new song, new album coming out as you mentioned, but for now you're going to play one of our favorites, sheryl crow, take it away ♪ i'm a long, >> thank you ♪ i belong a long way from here put on a poncho and played for mosquitoes ♪ ♪ and drank' till i was thirsty again ♪ ♪ we went searching through thrift store jungles found geronim o's rifle, marlin's shampoo, and benny goodma

johnny cash met with president nixon to talk about the plight of incarcerated americans. is here. tell me about how committed your family has been to this issue. >> well, my father saw no separation between someone that would be considered a convict or an ex-convict or his own family or himself for that matter. he just -- he loved humanity, he loved people. he always stood up for those who had no one else to stand up for them or those forgotten and set aside. so he would perform for the prisoners. he would reach out to the native american societies. he would try to make more awareness come in to the general population about different struggles that were going on. so this is the world i grew up in, the way of thinking. you know, i mean, rehabilitation is what it's about. 94% of tennesseans believe that the major goal of the justice system should be rehabilitation. >> dana: not punishment. >> the focus is -- that's what it's about. it's about changing. because i mean, i grew up believing in my home that there was love within us all. we can awaken this love and forgive. it w

wrote this song and since johnny cash recorded it before he died.reedoms that we have. he passed away and now i have a cord coming out in may that is all collaborations andhe fir song out is with johnny. >> we live in a world where you and johy cash get to sing together. i don't care what the technology is. i want to hear that. >> it's amazin i had a great conversation with hem before he passed about the song. said i want to know every song why you wrote it. he was so outspoken about how he felt about the iraq war and vietnam. he defended native americans. he's just a great american patriot. >> well, we're going to hear that new song, new album coming out as you mentioned. but for now you're going to play one of our favorites. take it away. th ♪ i belong ♪ a long way from here ♪ i put on poncho and played for mosquitoes ♪ ♪ and drank 'til i was thirsty again ♪ ♪ i went searching through thrift store jungles ♪ ♪ found jeronimo's rifle shampoo ♪s ♪ and benny goodman's cursive pen ♪ ♪ well okay made this up ♪ i promise you i'd never give up ♪ ♪ ift mak

. >> that sounds a little bit like a johnny cash song i heard of this new album, kind of countryish.alled "songland" premieres tonight. one of the stars you know her music well cynthia mcfadden introduces us to esther dean. >> i knew i was going to b right a little girl growing up in the midwest with big, big dreams, a big, big talent and a gift for song writing >> liftoff for me the women who you have written music for. >> the women, they're all women. kelly clarkson, re-anna, beyonce, nicki minaj, j.lo, mary jay brij, katy perry. ♪ baby you're a firework >> i've been writing since i was in third grade. >> her story began in oklahoma raised by a single mother. the youngest of five her family relied on food stamps and church donations to get by. >> i knew i could sing and that was my way out. >> reporter: at 18 she drove to atlanta to pursue her dreams. >> did it occur to you the odds uc>>h work on myself and went through enough disappointment to nosht for the stars. >> reporter: and for the stars she did not just writing for them but becoming one in "pitch perfect. >> what's that. >

. >> i think that was johnny cash's, "walk the line," right?

johnny cash's son, john carter cash, will jump from nashville.o promote criminal justice for them. hello, everyone paid i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ first, and a squinty showdown between the trap administration and congressional democrats is has begun nancy pelosi accuses attorney general william barr of committing a crime by lying to congress. >> lost sleep last night

. >> the son of johnny cash is an amazing guy who was on the "daily briefing" earlier talking about celebratingan issue that was close to his father's heart. >> he love humanity, he loved people. he always stood up for those who had no one else to stand up for them. it wasn't just lip service. it was the way that my parents lived, and it's the way that i aspire to be. >> you can visit second chance.com, there's a big event in kentucky, at the kentucky derby, and a kentucky bluegrass band is going to perform peer >> you can show clips from your own show on "one more thing"? >> let me just say i promote my share of the least anyone here. >> i'm going to start talking about my interview. [laughter] >> i will go running out of here. all all right, sometimes this fr high school shortstop still dreams about making great catches. well, here is a dream of a baseball beauty. take a look at this video. >> high fly ball down the right-field line. chandler -- oh, my goodness! did he catch that? play of the year! >> chandler jumping over the fence at south carolina, he saved the home run for his team the no

. >> everywhere in the u.s >> you've been everywhere, man, as johnny cash said.uld be the official end of iran you have a missile that ended in iraq you have drone strikes in saudi arabia, you have a tax on super tankers which we don't know where they came from it may or may not have been at iran and yet oil is at 63 and change >> i think the market is basically saying, we've been here before. the middle east is a mess. are we going to have a war with iran i think who's calling the shots. i think that the market is waiting to see a physical supply disruption. >> hadley, you live there in the middle east. what's the mood like what's the sense there. >> it's difficult. i don't know what you would think of this, helima. i'm sensing an over abundance of caution. essentially what we know through back channels, state department officials who won't come out on the record and say it, iran is responsible for these blasts we pretty much know that what's happening right now in the countries, particularly between saudi arabia and the uae, they don't want to go out and say ir

newly built world cup stadium the 2nd of 8 planned venues for football's showpiece event and 2022 johnny cash roscoe was there was. if this was a taste of what fans can expect at the world cup in 2022 than cattle impressed a dazzling opening ceremony which to its 1st purpose built stadium you know what crowd and keen to demonstrate its global appeal organizers of the tournament invited international legends to watch the show it's just it's amazing when you look at also the stadium it's very close to the to the players it's got a great feel to it and it actually feels like you're it woke up this is not small but also talk about it it's a stadium that compares to the santiago bernabéu it's from all over the state it's good for the public and good for the players. oh what christiane is set to host 40000 fans for games up to the quarterfinals and the mic cup final was a sellout the late architect zaha hadid was influenced by traditional arabian dels when she designed it but as well as nod to the past cathles latest stadium also features state of the art technology one of the coolest things about

like el tob, so you don't have to pick up the personal ticks or mannerisms like a ray charles or johnny cashent 50 years. you two have never had an argument, which i find remarkable especially with elton's history. he's been candid about his temper from time to time. >> i think that's been curbed over years. >> what do you mean? >> he's notorious for being a prickly character, but i think the prickly character came from those addictions. >> which you had some discussions about which you see in the film. >> yeah. i like to think i'm somewhat of an anchor throughout the film, but i dope want to come across as squeaky clean either, because we've all had our problems with addictions, you know. we all deal with them in a different way. but as you say, i hope i was some barometer of good taste. >> you told him the truth. >> were you an elton fan before, jamie? >> yeah. even more so now. >> how so? why? >> i had karaoke machine and "candle in the wind" was o it. i didn't know who norma jean was or bernie, but i was so moved. >> they have six degrees of separation with billy elliott. >> that's right

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. megan and rob, welcome to the show. i'm looking at you right now. i'm trying to see if i can spot some determination, some feistiness, because you're gonna need it against this champion, james. but good luck. here we go. first round of play today. one daily double coming up in one of these categories... followed by... i-t coming up in each correct response. we'll deal with... and finally--you'll love it. james. world facts, $1,000. james. - what is asia minor? - asia minor or anatolia. yes. on the beach, $1,000. sarah, help us out. making up the sand on most beaches is this compound-- chemical formula... ...in the form of tiny crystals of the mineral quartz. james. - what is silicon dioxide? - yes. silica. childish bambino, $1,000. james. - what are the polo grounds? - polo grounds. the home field of the yankees then. replicas, $1,000. james. - who is stradivarius? - you got it. - facts, $800. - answer... [ applause ] you're finding it a bit earlier th

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. gentlemen. megan and rob, welcome to the show. i'm looking at you right now. i'm trying to see if i can spot some determination, some feistiness, because you're gonna need it against this champion, james. but good luck. here we go. first round of play today.

whose 22-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- thank you, johnnyu, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome back to our regular series of competitive games on "jeopardy!" as impressive as the teachers were for the past two weeks, let me tell you that our current champion, james, is even more impressive. he holds the one-day record of $131,000, the most money won in a single episode of "jeopardy!" as a matter of fact, he holds the top 12 spots in the most money won in a single episode of "jeopardy!" he's good. jenny and adam, our challengers, they know that. but let's see what happens today. good luck, here we go. ♪ let's do it. here are the categories for the first round of play, starting off with... followed by.. hey, it's... and finally... james, off you go. sports thing, $1,000.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny.nk you, ladies and gentlemen. yeah, james holzhauer, a great player and a nice guy. and as a point of interest for all of you ladies and gentlemen who are fans of the show, should james win today-- and that's not a foregone conclusion, believe me-- he will then be number two in overall games won, regular games won. ranked second only to ken jennings. jessica and josh... you don't want that to happen. [ laughter ] you want to be-- you want to be standing over there. i look at you and i know that's what you want. so good luck to all three of you. here we go! ♪ now let's take a look at the categories, starting off with... followed by... we'll deal with the... notice the quotation marks. you know what that means. what kind of an epic? ...of course. james, where do we start? world of sport, $1,000.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnnybert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you know, we've been so busy, so preoccupied with the great success enjoyed my james over the past few weeks on our show that we have neglected to mention a very special upcoming event, and that is the teachers tournament which starts this coming week. all right, kate and imar, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go-- the jeopardy! round. let's take a look at the categories, shall we? each correct response will be a food with a domicile in its name. all right? next... that happens a lot with me. ...in each correct response. and then we'll deal with... and, of course... james. 3 "i"s, $1,000. imar. - what is libidinous? - good. let's do i could live in that food for $200.

whose 23-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnnyadies and gentlemen. well, as we discovered on yesterday's program, the two-week layoff that james enjoyed, while all of us were enjoying the teachers tournament, uh, didn't affect him whatsoever. he earned an additional $80,000-plus yesterday. so, kate and jason, i hope you're at your best today. you'll need to be. good luck to you. here we go. ♪ all right, let's review the categories, shall we? we'll give you the characters. we'll deal with... we'll name a country for you. you identify the country on the eastern border. and finally, we deal with... from their home at adams national historical park, clues about our founding father and son. it. taking up most of the eastern border, $1,000.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnnythank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome, everyone. about a month and a half ago, the one-day record for winnings in an episode of "jeopardy!" was $77,000. that record had stood for many, many years. our current champion, james, is averaging more than $77,000 per show every day. scary stuff. laura, nate, welcome. good luck. let's go to work, players. and now let's take a look at the categories, shall we? we start off today with... good subject. solid subject. followed by... and hearkening back to the novel "1984"... james, off you go. common factor, $1,000.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.dies and gentlemen. possibility of a big moment on our program today-- a $2 million mark set by james. but sam and susan will have a considerable amount of say in that. let's see how things work out. good luck. here we go. jeopardy! round. one daily double coming up in one of these categories... each clue will be delivered by a personality from one of our affiliated stations in the great state of texas. next... "green" in quotation marks coming up in each correct response. we'll deal with... and finally... james. big unit of measure, $1,000. james. - what's an epoch? - correct. famous lefties, $1,000.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.entlemen. welcome aboard. who needs powerball? all you need is 28 days on "jeopardy!" he knows how to celebrate memorial day. jim-bob and sara, welcome aboard. we're delighted to have you here, and i wish you good luck and put the three of you to work now in the jeopardy! round which has one daily double in one of these categories. ...is where we start, followed by... then... and finally... champ. it's time for dodger baseball, $1,000. james. - who is fernando valenzuela? - yes. eastern seaboard, $1,000. jim-bob. - what is long island sound? - good.

cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.ome to our show. by now, word has gotten out about our champion, james. if you're going to beat him and replace him as "jeopardy!" champion, you had better bring your a game. so i'm hoping that applies to monica and scott today. welcome. good luck, players. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for you... sounds wonderful. james, start us. the year's biggest hit song, $1,000. james. - what is ♪ "call me" ? - yes. - secret life of bees, $1,000. - sarah has the clue. worker bees produce a nutritious milky substance, long thought to be what made certain female larvae

thank you johnny want to check the bay bridge to drive into san francisco is. yeah we had a full house here cashast-track claims are all backed up. so it's going to be a crowded commute coming in, but if you take it every day you know that this is the norm and tony backed up to west grand pretty decent across the upper deck. so i don't have any bad news to report here at 12 minutes to make it off to fremont street and your drive times the great shore at the limit 24 west leaving wanted creek, nice and smooth through the caldecott 5.80 trouble free and then them it's wide open 11 minutes in san leandro to downtown oakland james. thank you robin. >>that security will begin cheek swabbing people at the border to establish family relationships. the dna pilot program would identify and prosecute people who are posing as families. but really are the goal is to combat human smuggling. officials say the rapid dna test can yield results in roughly an hour and a half. this pilot program is the trump administration's latest bid now to address the growing number of migrants at the border and to fight illega

cash level. if anything makes you nervous, take something off. you don't have to get out of the stock completely. take something off when you look at little jane and johnnyif you can feed them. you have protection. you don't have to rely on financial adviser may or may not be telling you the trying. liz: on a day the market my be spiking. i was old school with handwritten notes. sarge comes in here. i feel so good. >> this is the sarge folio. liz: young kids are way bigger on technology. hold it up and show it. >> every stock with a target price, panic point, and pivot point. liz: two of us are old school. you got that? great to see you, stephen guilfoyle. thank you for your picks. [closing bell rings] the dow still down but moving. we'll see you tomorrow. connell: trade tensions weighing on wall street again and also on the 2020 race for president which we'll talk about. all three major averages in the red. we'll see that second day in a row. lower by 87 point, off the session lows as the chart will show you. good to be with you on a monday. i'll connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the s&p 500 and the tech-heavy nasd

cash winnings total... and a high school world history teacher from albany, new york... who won $5,600 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnnydeciding game of the teachers tournament, the second half. the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants right now will be removed from those screens. sara, francois, and conor, good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. ♪ and now these categories are in play... and finally... conor, start us. mvp! for $200.

johnny-come-lately. if you want a leftist politician, he is your man. >> have the fundraisers, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, joe biden. >> all of these are candidates are raking in the cashates, the reason this is important is because it means that they're going to have money to be competitive in the early states. and so do not count them out. >> who are the longshots? >> well, there are a few! i'm watching beto o'rourke as a long shot. his campaign essentially daedalus joe biden completely implodes and in the middle kind of left middle lane opens, beto o'rourke could go center. also kamala harris. right now she is only pulling at 10 percent. but here's the details i'm watching. joe biden is capturing 58 percent of the african-american vote today. and kamala harris only about 12 percent of the african-american vote. that will not stand. and so i think we have got to watch kamala harris but a lot of things have to fall in place for her to win. >> the revenue lost causes here? [laughter] >> we do! in fact, most of them are. kirsten gillibrand, she's just not going to go the distance. i just do not see her identity working there. there are a host of candidates like andrew y