tonight a kfs with grammy winning singer and song writer rosanne cash. a road trip she took with her husband through the south. it also deals with her life as an artist, wife, mother, and of course her heritage, particularly her relationship with her father, johnny cash, and as the stepdaughter of one of country music's legendary dynasties. rosanne cash, coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> rosanne cash is one of this country's finest singers and song writers who has never been afraid to deal with personal strugg struggles. she now has a new cd out, her first album in eight years now titled the river and the thread. we will look at a cut from the cd. she is performing here with her husband and collaborator on this album. ♪ we kept the house ♪ we kept the polish ♪ we took the tickets and the reels of tape to remember who we are ♪ ♪ a mile or two from memphis ♪ and i have lost the way ♪ the highways ♪ there's nothing left to say ♪ ♪ a mile or two from memphis ♪ and i finally made it home

rosanne cash, coming up right now. ♪

rosanne bar, jimi hendrix of woodstock played it. >> yup, yup. >> stephen: do you have a version yoularly love? >> you know, there's no official version. any way they play it and sing it is already lrt with me. it can be sung in spanish. can be sung in polish. >> stephen: don't you dare! you take that back. you take that back, sir. >> live where spanish is a second language. texas. >> stephen: do you have to sing the official tune or can you change the tune? >> no, the tune is set by congress. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. >> stephen: i didn't realize they were so musically gifted. ( laughter ). >> that was the result of a very intense lobbying effort by a baltimore lady and the congressman from baltimore. they lobbyed for 20 years to get congress to make the star spangled banner our national anthem. >> stephen: and what were their names? >> i knew you'd ask. mrs. holloway. and congressman charles lunthecom. >> stephen: well done. >> thank you. >> stephen: you should write a book about this. >> i'm a historian. we know stuff like that. >> stephen: thank you so much for joining me. >>

join me next time with bryan rosanne cash. see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> rose: welcome to the program. as summer ends on this labor day holiday we reflect on presidential leadership. and on this encore presentation, doris concerns goodwin, and a scott berg. >> part of it is opposites attracting that teddy was so outdoorsy, teddy drag him on the rock creek park expeditions in the afternoon when you climb over rocks and mountains an he would just stay home. but they shared from early on a-- they were like new reformers, in the early o corrupt age of the early 1900s, early gilded age they both wanted to see politics out of civil service. they both wanted to see regulation of government. and they were considered new men. >> kennedy's grandiosity was aimed at the world. get world peace. he said foreign policy can kill yo

rosanne wrote all right, p. gone necessary, hail, hail. >> reporter: from carter's couch. >> i went to buy sexy underwear and they automatically gift wrapped it. >> reporter: to the ice bucket challenge. joan rivers spent half a century in front of the cameras using a signature catch phrase. >> can we talk here? i mean the people i work with -- >> reporter: and a tart tongue she often turned on herself. >> whereclothes by oscar de la , body by oscar mayer. >> reporter: she made her first appearance in 1965. >> reporter: by the early '80s she became johnny's regular celebrity host and an a-point. when she started her own competing talk show on fox in 1986 carson was furious. they never spoke again. the show flop and shortly after her husband committed suicide. as she told richard sles enjer in 2010, she'd hit rock bottom. >> everything was taken away. dramatic, dramatic. i truly started from ground zero again. no, negative numbers because i had the reputation she's hard to work with. my fox show had failed. my hu

rosanne, a member of the citizen watchdog group, said taxpayers should not have to pay a law firm to teach politicians how to properly use a credit card. >> posted on the website. let everybody see what they are spending. public opinion will weigh in. that is a lot cheaper than hiring an attorney from downtown. >> the scandal and its costly legal defense comes six months after mcps begged estate elegance for extra school funding. billion entity -- it is strong -- it is important you have strong legal representation in matters like this. >> mcps tells abc 7 it was very important to have a third-party review its spending practices and policy. at the same time, a group of parents tell us a group of citizens could have sat down, looked at the data and reached the same conclusion for free. in rockville, and kevin lewis, abc 7 news. know of government or community waste in your town, send an e-mail to watchdogtips @wjla.com. >> police released a sketch tonight and they hope this will lead them to a sexy assault suspect in bladensburg -- sex assault suspect in bladensburg. virginia in north

lane brendan marc lang rosanne p. lang vanessa langer mary lou langley peter j.gone thomas michael langone michelle bernadette lanza ruth sheila lapin judith camile la. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> denis frances lavelle jeannine m. laverde anna a. laverty . a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five we love you and miss you, jamie and jaydin all miss you. and your family loves you, your friends love you, and we hope that you're watching down and you're proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel law singh and my grandmother 13 years ago, i was born on my grandmother's birthday. we never had that chance to do that, but the gift of me being born on our birthday is eternal. >> david w. laycheck. >> james patrick leahy lt. joseph gerard leavey neil j. leavy leon lebor kenneth charles ledee alan j. lederman elena ledesma alexis leduc

that it's actually going to transform the market and allow you to protect your business interesting rosanne. that is a game changer. it is probable when you are walking around the u.n. the meetings i went to were driven by large companies and small, making commitment. they were standing up. about the government adding up what the policy is my project. it was like standing up saying i am done. let's just call it a day. >> i think what that represents as you are ticket lady very significant change in a view that there change once as essential to this than is happening. the others is a paradigm shift that many scholars talk about in you and i have another is that we will not get to the national government a top-down policy. will not get a top-down target in time to go. we are going to build this up and that is what this rule assumes we are going to do. given massif humorously alluded to state choices saying don't give me so many choices kind of thing. but it goes to this. the notion of multistate plan is the most unusual opportunity to hear about this is probably the most limited of how to wor