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. >> jack: billy? i saw your car outside. we need to talk. billy? >> phyllis: jack? what are you doing here? >> jack: you go first. >> phyllis: i just got out of the shower. billy said there was a robe upstairs, but i couldn't find it, so i ended up putting this on. you should have seen us. we were covered in mud. we had quite the experience. >> billy: yeah, it was hilarious. i, uh -- i just took phyllis on the dirt bike to clear her mind from the deposition. she insisted on driving and going straight through a swamp. >> phyllis: yeah, well, i tried to avoid that. >> billy: you didn't try very hard. >> jack: what you do with your free time is your business. you're gonna have a lot more of it now. you're fired.

we take a look back at the life of philly's own billy paul, when we come back.orld a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >>> philadelphia soul singer billy paul is being remembered this morning as a legend in the music world. >> ♪ me and mrs. jones >> best known for that 1972 hit "me and mrs. jones." paul began his music career when he was just 11 years old and attended the west philadelphia music school. his manager tells nbc 10 he lost his battle with cancer yesterday. he was 81 years ole. kenneth gamble and leon huff discovered his talent. they released a statement, which said in part

and too >> jack: billy? i saw your car outside. we need to talk. billy? >> phyllis: jack? what are you doing here? >> jack: you go first. >> phyllis: i just got out of the shower. billy said there was a robe upstairs, but i couldn't find it, so i ended up putting this on. you should have seen us. we were covered in mud. we had quite the experience. >> billy: yeah, it was hilarious. i, uh -- i just took phyllis on the dirt bike to clear her mind from the deposition. she insisted on driving and going straight through a swamp. >> phyllis: yeah, well, i tried to avoid that. >> billy: you didn't try very hard. >> jack: what you do with your free time is your business. you're gonna have a lot more of it now. you're fired.

billy mccoy, is mr. died in prison and that's a fate that a lot of us have to undergo if situation and circumstances don't change. i think we all want to leave a legacy, but if we have an opportunity to leave a legacy, start right here today, we change some of the things we're doing, how we're thinking, you know? i just want to encourage you brothers just stay focused, stay dill ject and look toward the future so when it's all said and done, people can have something good to say about us when it's all said and done. >> amen. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> i would just like to say that you ought to let this be an example to your life. his louvre is here and now gone to be with the father so that's just testimony to the rest of you in his memory we conduct ourselves as we should and we conduct ourselves as moral people and we perpetuate that throughout this whole community and let him not die in vain. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, and dust to dust. ♪ no longer bound, no more chains holding me ♪ >> while one man

former neo-nazi billy roper. >> yes, we did. we got a little lost. >> billy roper. >> hello, billy. >> nice to meet you too. >> billy wants to chat before bringing me inside for a chat with pastor robb. here's an appropriate setting for a discussion on hate. a kids' playground. >> how did you get involved with pastor robb? >> i'm involved as the membership coordinator for the knights party crusaders youth corps. >> that's right. the man who said this -- >> if i had the answer all non-whites would be [ bleep ] dead. >> is now teaching kids. >> hi and welcome to the white youth focus tv show. >> can people who look like us still be our enemy? >> well, of course. we believe that homosexual -- homosexuality is wrong and you shouldn't race mix. then there's all the other people that are traitors and believe that it's right. >> you know, i think it's crucial that people in my position do everything we can to educate white youth about our perspective on american history. all of our founding fathers were white. america was not established to be a melting pot. >> if america wasn't establishe

jim: thank you, billy. i do. bryson, the emphasis you put on playing at augusta, trying to even contend or win as an amateur, how do you put that into worlds? >> it's an honor first off to be able to be the low am out here. never in a million years would i have ever thought i'd be the low amateur here. but it's been a great week and again, congratulations to you, danny. great watching you play and good job. jim: what's next, bryce? >> hilton head. i go professional there and i look forward to hopefully getting a check next week. jim: congratulations. tied for 21st. danny, i'm not sure it's sunk in quite yet. i -- you have been on the phone, you face timed nicole. you're a new dad, a new major champion. life is pretty sweet right now, isn't it? danny: it is. life is crazy. you can't describe the emotions, the feelings. at the end, someone's got to win a golf tournament and fortunately today was my day. jim: what was it like trying to chase jordan on that second 911 moo -- nine? >> it was tough. every time we tried

. >> billy: what happened?phyllis: you know, everything's just going to hell. >> billy: the lawsuit? [ sighs ] so, who was it -- jack or summer? which one caved and outed us for lying under oath? let me guess. probably jack, right? trying to teach us a lesson. >> phyllis: no. my loyal and loving family stuck to the story and said we did nothing wrong. >> billy: so, that's it. so, we won, right? >> phyllis: [ scoffs ] >> billy: where's your "i bested a newman and all i got is this lousy t-shirt" t-shirt? >> phyllis: summer didn't want to lie. and i pressured her until she felt she didn't have a choice. and then jack wanted to protect

. >> billy: what happened? >> phyllis: you know, everything's just going to hell. >> billy: the lawsuit? [ sighs ] so, who was it -- jack or summer? which one caved and outed us for lying under oath? let me guess. probably jack, right? trying to teach us a lesson. >> phyllis: no. my loyal and loving family stuck to the story and said we did nothing wrong. >> billy: so, that's it. so, we won, right? >> phyllis: [ scoffs ] >> billy: where's your "i bested a newman and all i got is this lousy t-shirt" t-shirt? >> phyllis: summer didn't want to lie. and i pressured her until she felt she didn't have a choice. and then jack wanted to protect

grammy winner billy paul. how we will remember him today.w, this is his home town. >> and a big night that can cost big bucks, how local college students are making the prom possible. >> it is april 25th, 2016. as i mentioned lauren dawn johnson in for alex holley taking the day off. >> happy birth the day, alex. >> is she awake. >> no. >> here's sue. >> we have another beautiful day in store. hope you got a chance to enjoy yesterday. it was a ten. today another ten. we have a cool start in the temperatures in the 40's and 50's. kid like buddy, will need, a jacket, a a fleece, a sweat shirt and that is bit. lots of sunshine already, we had our official sunrise, at 6:08. fifty at the moment. forty-eight in trenton. we will go down to the south 41 in millville. forty-nine in wilmington. a cool comfortable start rain to the north expected to visit us tomorrow, not today. just a few clouds mixed with the sunshine but still enough sun to get to us a high of 77 degrees. sunset is not until 7:50. yes, there is rain in our weather future, we will te

oh, and not to mention billy's been fired. >> adam: well, then billy and i have one more thing in common, because i just got fired, too. >> nick: newman enterprises and pass key is trending on the chronicle site. billy getting terminated by jabot is followed closely behind it. >> victoria: you're welcome. >> nick: for what? >> victoria: everybody wanted me to drop this lawsuit with jabot, and i dropped it. everybody wanted me to accept jack's offer over pass key, and i accepted it. >> nick: yeah. um, i'm stoked. the billy news kind of threw me, though. i mean, pass key was his deal. >> victoria: no, it was his

oh, and not to mention billy's been fired. >> adam: well, then billy and i have one more thing in common, because i just got fired, too. >> nick: newman enterprises and pass key is trending on the chronicle site. billy getting terminated by jabot is followed closely behind it. >> victoria: you're welcome. >> nick: for what? >> victoria: everybody wanted me to drop this lawsuit with jabot, and i dropped it. everybody wanted me to accept jack's offer over pass key, and i accepted it. >> nick: yeah. um, i'm stoked. the billy news kind of threw me, though. i mean, pass key was his deal. >> victoria: no, it was his obsession, and ne

billy paul has died at the age of 89. has fadedghtest star out.ameulted international with his grammy-winning hit, me and mrs. jones, the confession of infidelity, billy paul's -- shot to the top of the u.s. charts in 1972. born as paul williams, he was among those who put the soul in the philadelphia sound, the hot in rhythm and blues and the fight in 60's civil rights music, singing up from behind his trademark beard and glasses. ♪ >> closing the curtain on six decades in the spotlight, the famous tenor died at the -- in ohio sunday night. he was 80 years old. the passing of billy paul, who died on sunday at the age of 80. this hour, a strong united -- barack obama calls for a strong and united europe in the face of rising populism and skepticism about the eu. he also announces the deployment of 250 extra soldiers in syria. austria's political landscape is redraw on in election ready far right parties saw over a third of the vote. -- t's lawyers say that dozens of activists have been arrested ahead of a rally and the arrests continue. time now f

the show billy elliot runs today. the part of billy played by matthew dean.he first performance given at a local school for children. it begins in 30 minutes. >> reporter: it's very exciting. in 30 minutes the theater will be packed with 500 school children seeing the production of billy elliot and we are backstage where the sets and the props are they they're getting ready and it's been a flurry of activity. people are down stairs in the dressing room. the actor playing the part, it's local, he's from san jose from the willow glenn area and i'm joined by kevin you are the director. and you're the director of this production. how did you find us? he found us. this is a young man who has a dream of being billy elliot and came to the open audition and there he was. and we are so proud to have him as part of the production. today will be his debut and his first musical theater experience and here he is here. >> hi, matthew. are you excited? you're about to, this is your debut, you never had a lead part. why did you want this part? >> it sounded like something fu

former neo-nazi, billy roper. yes, we did. we got a little lost. hello, billy.o chat before bringing me inside to chat with pastor rob. here's an appropriate setting for a discussion on hate, a kids's play ground. >> i'm the membership coordinator for the youth core. >> that's right, the man who said this. >> if i had the answer all the -- would be dead. >> and now is this. >> can people who look like us still be our enemy? >> well, sure. we believe home sexualality is wrong and you shouldn't mix race and there are traitors who think it's right. >> i think it's crucial that we do everything we can to educate white youth about our perspective. all our founding fallithers wer white. america wasn't established to be a melting pot. >> why did they bring so many black people here? >> they were never intended to be equals or citizens. i wish my ancestors had picked their own cotton. >> you and me both, sir. that we can agree on. >> the only way to undue that original skin is repatriation. if we can't find a peaceable geographical separation, that might be an option. >

. >>> billy paul best known as the philadelphia sound as died. he died at his blackwood home of pancreatic cancer. he was best known fore his number one single me and mrs. jones. beverly gay reflected on the singer. >>> billy was one of the kindest people i ever met. professionally, his shows were unbelievable. the audiences reacted to his music. he was one of a kind entertainer. >>> paul was in the army and stationed in germantown with two other well-known soldiers, elvis pressly and bing crosby's son gary. billy was 81 years old. >>> our sister network espn said a troubled nfl quarterback who is out of a job will face criminal charges. >> reporter: all right, guys we have a light jacket on the kids this morning, because we have temperatures in the 40s even if you're not there yet. this afternoon, very warm, torts after school i'll have the latest on the thundershowers that could come through the region tomorrow that's all coming up. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs w

and there we had the iconic iconic -- sanders is pushing socialism over here, billy.ders has the same eickenography. i would ask the art department to come up. it doesn't quite work. it's not as exciting when he does it. >> i know, listen, the shirt was a piece of garbage and theyja wanted 35 bucks for it and i wasn't going to do that. >> guess what, it was a photograph because che was a piece of garbage. >> he is everywhere though. and i hate to say, this miller, but your beard looks like fidel. it's the same kind of fidel thing going on. >> the only thing can i tell you, billy is my beard would never play in cuba because dissidents don't live long enough to have it turn white on them. >> you would be in some camp far, far away. >> dennis miller, everybody. if you would like to see the d man and your humble correspondent me in person who wants to be president shows for the rest of the year. fairfax virginia may 7th going to be a blast. mohican sun june 7th. mass taken show at 3. seats make dad and granddad happy. reno,ly ned, denver, colorado my old stomping ground.

the ford >> billy withers was arrested. there were so many people rds, with theh fo theater, that were arrested that night. hart was told to return to washington. they wanted to arrest her because she was seen speaking to john wilkes booth in an alley that day. actually, she had never even met booth. it was actually another actor who looked a great deal like booth. yes? >> do you have information on john serrat and what happened to him after the incident? >> he was fascinating. in palmyra, new york, on assassination night. he did what anyone would do in that circumstance since he was not in on the kidnapping plot. he went to canada and overseas guard for a papal wild, actually. then he probably had the worst luck of any papal guard. someone from america came as a tourist to italy and recognized him. they told vatican, and the vatican immediately had him arrested. they had no idea he was wanted for the murder of the president. they had him sent back. he escaped once. she was returned to america. -- he was returned to america

. >> the tributes pouring in, for soul singer billy paul. >> and he is the latest royal fashionista.e demand for that bathrobe prince george wore when he met the president. stay with us. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> funeral arrangements not yet announced for billy paul. >> paul passed away yesterday at his home in blackwood, camden county. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> paul's biggest hit was me and mrs. jones, produced by philly international famous team of gamble and hoff. his manager says he loved philadelphia. >> ♪ >> he represented philly around the world. i mean, he did not hesitate at all his performances, mentioning philadelphia, mentioning the city, and his love of the city. >> paul had recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. he was 80 y

jones >> next, we remember billy paul, the philadelphia man behind that legendary song.apiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us do washinthey sure do,ans side because big oil pumps millions into their campaigns. bernie sanders is the only candidate for president who opposes fracking everywhere. why? because fracking pumps dangerous cancer-causing chemicals into the ground and threatens our drinking water. bernie -- he can't be bought by them because he's funded by you. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. just a few minutes before 5:00 a.m. on your monday. i'm katy zachry with a look at the roads this morning. this is 95 at girard avenue right outside of center city philadelphia. you can see traffic is moving at

. >> by have all the plays billy dean told the plays. we did not want that. >> so now i am following billy of the way. >> welcome to the showtime cafe. using? but the locals to one something similar. >> and has never been an issue i come in. and it is just so unique to long island they are afraid of the unknown. >> so first they had to get a cabaret licenses and now most recently they passed a new ordinance requiring all restaurants had windows. >> it is only one business in the entire area. >> there now in federal oversight so this window ordinance does not target any restaurant it is for all prospective businesses made while the case is in federal court. >> everybody i brought use wide. i was in town to talk with a 28 year-old who has autism. >> i was diagnosed and better designs through the age of two would have if i was complete the nonverbal. >> he had to overcome a lot >> i was able to overcome any odds but one of the biggest dreams was going to college event he had overcome not only being able to speak. >> in 2011 when i was gradu

, billy, billy, show that seal again for a second. >> i want your take on this.y of los angeles with gray slick in the middle of jefferson airplane as i mentioned. >> that's true caitlin jenner. >> is that who it is? and then they have the mission. they want that out. there is a goat, miller. but they don't want the mission. >> i could tell you one thing, if they want to get rid of the mission, it's appropriate because i live here and this is definitely now a state without a mission. >> it's in context. >> yes, it is, my friend. >> all right. you have been watching the republican primary battle. >> yeah. >> and you say? >> i was shocked today to find out that john kasich is in the third year of his first term as president. i didn't each know that. but he came out and said that today. and i thought jeesh, this guy who puts a positive stuff. tell john kasich something? donald trump gives speeches in airplane happeningers and john kasich gives speeches in closets surrounded by hangers if he wants to know where he stands in this race whenever he talks about trump bei

but we didn't have any kids shoes, and so i spoke to billy and i said, "billy, why don't we make our own shoes?" and i'm pretty sure he was probably thinking in the back of his mind, like, "make our own but, i mean, he went along with it, and he thought that was a great idea. and so we sought manufacturers, and we started making our own shoes. >> mm-hmm. >> a very simple canvas shoe. >> yeah, a sneaker, basically. >> yeah, a sneaker, something that they can go to school in, something that they can play sports in -- a very versatile type shoe. >> and, billy, what has been the reaction when you show up with the shoes for these people? >> you have to see the faces of the children. that's what makes it really all worthwhile. alexson and i have been very fortunate in life, and we both feel that we have to give back. and just by seeing the smile on the faces of these children when you hand them a fresh pair of sneakers or shoes, they're elated, and that makes it all worthwhile. >> how often do you travel, and how often are you able to get shoes out to particular places? >> well, i guess it

interesting that billy is off today. is there something going on i need to know?ing young gentleman right here

jones, we had a thing going sad news, soul singer billy paul, best known for that song, grammy winning 1972, me and mrs. jones, he died today, from pancreatic cancer. billy paul was 81 years old. >> also a push to stop the spread of zika virus before mosquito season takes hold, senator schumer calling for passage of president's funding request, that money would go toward mosquito control programs. and testing and research of a development of a vaccine. between zika and pregnant women, and severe birth defects. christina: the tappan zee bridge is now cashless, tolls will be collected using easy pass, could haves without easy pass will be billed later based on photographs of their license plates and reg streag reggie theus -- registration. >> the queens for ecuador benefit was held today at a nightclub in woodside, queens, all proceeds go to unicef when is working with ecuador. >> coming up we'll take you to a foody festival, offering a unique spin on the usual fare >> and jay-z, his -- title got slapped with a lawsuit. christina: slap us with good weather audrey. audrey: temperatures we

person and i'm thinking he didn't really appreciate that because he wrote a song about me called "billy jack bitch." >> what prompt had. >> whether if i called you silly names like the ones that you call me. and i'm the one who nicknamed sim symbolina. he was going to be known by this unpronounceab unpronounce gliff. >> people made jokes about it. when he gave up his name, he was striking a blow for the rights of artists in an industry that can be very difficult to even own your persona. >> yes, he was. he was very smart about that. 4 he was someone who -- he realized what the web was be probably before other musicians did and he realized he could make more money if he sold his music directly to people rather than having a conduit, the studios. >> were there artists, younger artists in minneapolis, that he sort of mentored? we think about james brown, sort of the artist who came up behind him, who saw him as an icon. were there younger artists in minneapolis that looked at prince that way? >> well, everybody worships this guy, so all musicians from the twin cities just love prince. and

>> phyllis: you know, everything's just going to hell. >> billy: the lawsuit? [ sighs ] so, who was it -- jack or

billy sees it a little like the chicken and the egg theory, if you win you will get chemistry. if you lose, nobody is happy. one of the leaders in the field, stephen, echoes the sentiments. >> anytime you have on a team that loses 94 games you are going to have bickering. you are sitting next to a guy come on the plane and he is chewing his gum loud. when he's hitting for hundred you are okay with it windy city 200 you're going to dock about. >> stephen is exactly right, guys are playing well, they start to get on each other's nerves. as a result, you have poor chemistry. i've never been around a team, that you know, we lost 100 games, but we have good chemistry. we will bring everybody back. having chemistry coincides with winning >>reporter:explanations from the front office at various players always well and good. but interaction, with a's fans recently seems to always come back to one particular topic >> josh donelson is coming to the blue jays. >>reporter:how do you trade a team star like josh donelson. billy has always promised me i can ask them anything, so i took him up

billy: when i make now is what my granddaddy made in the 70's. it is hard to do that now with inflation. the cost of living we have, increasing taxes. our union dues went up this year. it is harder to do. >> one result of nafta. the relocation of work from here to mexico. bob: i really thought nafta would help us. i didn't realize there was no labor protection, no way of making sure that things were fair. the whole advantage of corporations moving their was just screwing the workers greg: the people that have control are very greedy. money rules their decisions. people like us, the working people are collateral damage. >> nafta and its repercussions have been widely studied. the trade expert has become of surfers critic of the plant teaching agreement between the u.s. and europe. lori: we have had 20 years of living with nafta and the thing i would say to our friends in europe is, don't try it. we have seen everything come true that the critics predicted that much worse. >> we travel on to mexico. the jobs that disappeared into troy and elsewhere

. >>> the number one hit still heard on the radio today and billy paul has died. [ music playing ].>> billy paul passed away yesterday at his home in new jersey, recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. his 1992 valid, "me and mrs. jones," earned him a grammy.>>> in the tower bells of minneapolis city hall playing the prince songs, and last week, prince passed away at his home recording studio at the age of 57. and we are awaiting the autopsy results to come back. the sales of prince songs are skyrocketing, 2.3 million songs have sold since the singer died, and 1 million were sold on the day of his death. and "purple rain" "little red coette" are among those that are top sellers. >> i forget about all of the songs he wrote to the other performers, amazing. and there is said to be thousands of songs at his compound that will be released. >>> 4:26 am. >>> a major blow as steph curry suffers another injury, and we will tell you what will happen today, and they will determine whether he will be able to play in game five against the rockets. >>> a homicide investigating shutting down a b

billy paul voiced a soulful '70s ballads expressing the sentimental side of cheating. me and mrs. jones we got a thing going on >> still a great song. he died sunday at his new jersey home of pancreatic cancer. billy paul was 80 years old. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a followup on norah o'donnell's "60 minutes" piece about a congressman's fight to stop elected officials from being forced to raise money. we'll speak with representative david jolly. >>> plus, we'll show who's inventing new languages for hollywood, and host of "the joins us in studio. that's the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. >>> it's 4:30, 53 degrees on this monday april 25, a cool start to your morning but we will warm up later today. good morning i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi.

. >> billy paul, r&b singer, has died. >> mrs. jones, mrs. jones, mrs. [ music ] >> paul was known for the 1972 hit single, me and mrs. jones. the song about a secret love earned him a grammy. he had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. billy paul was 81 years old. >>> a public memorial to honor prince's life after a private memorial was he. thousand -- held. thousands came to pay respects. they brought purple balloons, flowers, even a guitar. the 57-year-old music superstar died thursday. the cause of death has not been released. his fans are still in shock. >> it hit me hard the first day. i to sobbed bat the -- at the back of work. i'm able to compose myself, but it still doesn't feel real. >> prince's remains were >>> still ahead here at noon. working towards a faster commute. how a new system on a major bridge could help ease rush hour traffic. >>> and the crowd goes wild, islanders. . >>> if your commute includes the tapanzee bridge. there's now a cashless system. ez pass tags. for those without cam -- ez pass, bills will be mailed to

that's where he met this man, billy cox. cox, a bass player, would eventually tour the world with hendricks and become one of his closest friends. >> i heard this guitar. i said that's a unique way of playing. i said i used to play bass in the high school symphony. but i don't play anymore. he said they've got new electric basses. check it out and we'll do some the rest is history. >> reporter: after leaving the army, the two formed a band called the king casuals. they played at small venues in tennessee and nashville. eventually he moved to england and formed the jimi hendrix experience. within months, he was cranking out top 10 hits like hey, joe, and purple haze. when he grew tired of the experience, he knew who to call, his old friend, billy cox. cox was busy performing with stars like sam cook, little richard and etta james. and then woodstock came calling. jimi says, you know, those people are spending a lot of energy on the stage. we'll take that energy, utilize it and send it back to them. >> reporter: after woodstoc

. >> jack: billy? i saw your car outside. we need to talk. billy?

billy paul voiced a soulful '70s ballads expressing the sentimental side of cheating. ♪ me and mrs.♪ >> still a great song. he died sunday at his new jersey home of pancreatic cancer. billy paul was 80 years old. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a followup on norah o'donnell's "60 minutes" piece about a congressman's fight to stop elected officials from being forced to raise money. we'll speak with representative david jolly. >>> plus, we'll show who's inventing new languages for hollywood, and host of "the nightly show," larry wilmore, joins us in studio. that's the "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an at

. >>> billy paul died at his blackwood new jersey home of pan pancreatic cancer. you may say i don't know this guy, but you know this song. me and mrs. jones. his manager beverly gay remembers the singer. >>> billy was one of the kindest people i ever met. professionally his shows were unbelievable. audiences raked to his music. he feels one of a kind of entertainer. >>> iconic line in that song we have a thing going on. in 1957 he feels in the -- he was in the army with elvis pressly. >>> harris waffer rd is marrying a man. he is 50 years younger, his wife died in 1996 after battling leukemia. he met him five years later. he served as a top advisor to jfk and martin luther king served in the senate from 1991 to 1995. >>> another vote is being counted in washington, d.c. the national arboretum allowed the american people to name the baby eagles who were announced last month. the winning names will be announced tomorrow. >>> solving the digital divide, we'll tell you how to score internet service as little as $5 a months. >>> a trend certificate, -- trendsetter, an

we want to go live to billy bush in universal city on "access hollywood." what are some of the tributes standing out to you? >> i was at coachella over the weekend. there was prince tributes all the way through. the guy is just on fire right now. a country artist put on a tribute last night, "nothing compares to you." cube had the purple shoes and the purple most of the sets went purple, so it was all over coachella for the weekend. mariah has done stuff. bruce springsteen did "purple rain." elton john did it in concert. we lost prince on thursday. there was the autopsy and the cremation on friday and a private family service on saturday. he was almost ready. things were in order to move so quickly. there'll be a public celebration of his life to come, but it's kind of interesting how fast all of that went. >> so fast and so final for those of us who were just observing and who were fans. >>> switching gears for a moment, billy, there was a lot of social media reaction to beyonce's big surprise, her new album. >> yeah. wow. i'm still processing what exactly

oh, and not to mention billy's been fired. >> adam: well, then billy and i have one more thing in common,

>> billy: you all done freaking out yet?'s entertaining, but it's not necessary. >> kevin: i'm sorry. did i miss your trip to law school? how do you plan on getting us out of this? >> billy: simple concept. you lie. >> summer: no, luca, it is not gonna be okay. i mean, i have to give a deposition about jabot and pass key, and considering that i have direct knowledge of natalie faking out my grandfather, i mean, god, luca, what am i gonna do? hey, luca, sorry, i have to call you back. dad, did aunt vicki tell you that she had subpoenaed about pass key? >> nick: summer, i'm back at newman enterprises. i'm the reason that happened.

jones >> philly r&b singer billy paul, best known for his h "me and mrs. jones" passed away sunday. the 81-year-old had been a cancer diagnosis. a statement on his website says, quote, the world grieves the loss of another musical icon that helped pioneer today's r&b music. billy will be truly missed. >>> "top gear" co-host matt leblanc already found an issue with a car he'll be driving. >> a door would have been nice. >> the series returns to bbc america in may. >>> puerto rico's debt crisis was the focus of last week's "tonight" latest installment. and john oliver got some founding father help. >> it's nonpartisan. the hard part is in convincing congress what matters. the fight it for relief, not a bailout, just relief. a belief you can pass paul ryan, hamilton at your house. i'll wear my hamilton blouse. your citizens are suffering. stop the bleeding, stop the loss. help puerto rico, it' just a hundred miles across. thank you. >> this is "early today." what are you doing right now? making a cake! ayla reminds me of like master chef and emiana reminds me of like a monster chef. uh

. >>> one of the best known voices of the philadelphia sound billy paul is dead tonight. paul who was born paul williams, died at his blackwood, new jersey home of pancreatic cancer. he was a gram a award winner best known for his 1972 hit, number one single, me and mrs. . his manager, beverly gay, remembers the singer. >> billy was one of the most kind people that i ever met. professionally his shows were unbelievable. the audiences reacted to his music. he is a one of a kind entertainer. >> in 1957, paul was in the army stationed in germany with two other well men soldiers: elvis pressly and binge cosby's son gary. paul was 81 years old. >>> a land mark church in philadelphia celebrated its 185th an verse bring a special guest. archbishop chaput was principal celebrant during this mass for saint john the baptist church this year parish exceeded million-dollar goal for its fun raising campaign to repair its bell tower which can be seen far and wide across the city. >>> a hometown hero of the vietnam war was remembered today in penns landing. a statue honoring corporal mi