over the historic newport festival, nine time grammy winner joni mitchell surprised fans and played herhell who last appeared at the festival 53 years ago in 69 sat center stage as big-name musicians joined her in playing a mix of her masterpieces. six time grammy award winner brandi carlile has worked to ensure agile's place in popular music history in the years following mitchell's 2015 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 o

the legendary singer songwriter joni mitchell surprised a very lucky audience over the weekend, whented her up on stage. this was joni's first public 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

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speechless "black panther: wakanda forever" scheduled to hit theaters in november >>> next up joni mitchellnd she was in pretty good wynonna judd, marcus mumford and brandi carlile in fact, brandi jumping in to assist with the vocals for her performance of "love potion number nine. ♪ ♪ love potion number nine ♪ yes, joni. >> fun, right? >> how did we not know this was happening? >> the folks who were there, that's a gift. >>> next up, three comedy giants, kevin hart, chris rock and dave chappelle over the weekend fans with a ticket to hart and rock stand-up shows at madison square garden were treated to a surprise hoping set by dave chappelle one of his shows was canceled earlier this month it was a no phones event but hart shared a few photos on social media the three were joined on stage by an actual goat, they brought one out obviously making a not so subtle greatest of all time reference. kevin calling the event one of the best moments of his career writing i love my brothers more than words can explain also another treat if you were in the room. >>> next up selena gomez, we know it can

anthony mason takes us behind the scenes at the newport folk festival where he spoke with joni mitchellrst appearance in 53 years. he says it's one of the most emotional concerts he's seen. we'll see you at 7:00. >> see you then, nate. >>> check this out, you guys, a piece of silicon valley history is going on the auction block, steve jobs original prototype for apple's first desktop computer. this apple 1 was sartered in 1976 by steve wozniak. it goes until august 18th. >> do you think the bids will go up. >> yes, that's really cool. i saved every apple product i've purchased, my first laptop which was a long time ago. >> desktop. all of it. >> what are you going to do with it? >> can i sell this? >> maybe ten more years may be worth something. >> part of american history right there. >> it's vicinityage. >>> here in the weather center we're keeping a close eye on beautiful temperatures this week as well as the air quality index, a big concern in the bay, we'll talk more about that in the full forecast. >>> and the markets just opened about ten minutes ago, a live look in e green to st

keith jarrett, it could come from johann sebastian bach, it could come from paul mccartney or joni mitchellrey: i mean, i hear all of them in your music, right. you want me to hear them? >> i want you to hear them, yes. ♪ jeffrey: the final section of this owed to odessa speaks to the flowering that had been taking place in recent years, within an independent and democratic ukraine. now, it too, holds new meaning. >> i saw it as a sign of renaissance. as a sign of hope for my city. but of course, after february 24, after this horrible war started, i also play this music as a prayer for peace and for my home country, for ukraine. jeffrey: from benefit concerts and sales of his new album "odessa: a musical walk-through a legendary city" vadim nesolovkyi has have to date raised some $200,000 for humanitarian relief efforts in ukraine. for the pbs newshour, i am jeffrey brown at the berklee college of music in boston. ♪ judy: what an inspiration as that country needs it. meantime, in louisiana, there are thousands of orphaned wells that pose a threat to residents and the environment. new federa