Tonight on PBS

PBS news weekend, a look back at the life of First Lady Rosalin Carter, wife of

President Jimmy Carter, who died today at the age of 96.

Then as Israel's war to eliminate Hamas begins a seventh week, a deal is in the works for

some of the hostages Hamas is holding in Gaza.

And our weekend spotlight by conversation with actor Henry Winkler about his new memoir,

chronicling his difficult childhood, early fame, and living with dyslexia.

When we were doing happy days, I couldn't read off the pay.

And it was embarrassing, it was humiliating.

I covered it with humor. Good evening I'm John Yang. I'm John Yang. Former First Lady Rosalind Carter has died at the Carter's home in Plains, Georgia.

In May, Mrs Carter disclosed she had been diagnosed with dementia, and just Friday it was announced

that she had moved into hospice care alongside former President Jimmy Carter, her husband of 77 years.

In a statement tonight, Mr. Carter said his wife was his equal partner in everything

he ever accomplished.

Judy Woodruff covered the Carters,

both in Georgia and in the White House,

and she has this remembrance.

Whether she was fighting disease

in a foreign land, serving at the White House, or enjoying home in Plains, Georgia,

Rosalind Carter led a life of advocacy.

She reflected on it all in 2014 at a forum in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

There's so much a first lady can do, and I don't think, I don't think there'll ever be another first lady who just

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