. >> singer nick carter sister bobby jean died at the age of 41 in florida on saturday.rin carter died just last year. both appeared on the carter family reality show house of carter's pretty younger sister angel carter describes bobby jean as a childhood best friend in an emotional tribute on social media and her mom, jane carter told tmz she is in shock after learning about bobby jean's sudden death. the country music world is paying tribute to dixie chicks founding member laurette lynch new details emerged on her death in a head-on car crash in texas. christina coleman is live with more, christina no charges have been filed in this fatal crash just yet. >> that is right. charges are expected for they say they are waiting for further investigation. laura lynch a founding member of the dixie chicks was killed in a car crash leaving the music world, her family and friends morning her tragic loss to texas department of public safety can from the deadly crash happened around 5:45 p.m. friday afternoon. the mouse east of el paso. the driver of a dodge ram heading west tried

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a fight highlighted by competing against bobby rigs in the so-called battle of the sexes. >> here comes billie jean king. >> a massive television audience. 90 million people worldwide watched as she made a dramatic entrance. >> i didn't see the match until 25 years after the match. i wish i had seen it because it was so clear in 1973 where we're at, howard cosell talked about only my looks. >> very attractive young lady, and sometimes you get the feeling that if she ever let her hair grow down to her shoulders and took her glasses off, you would have somebody vying for a hollywood screen test. >> only my looks. they talked about bobby, what he had done, all his accomplishments, right? >> dana bash joining us right now. yes, so it's a good thing, right, i guess, that she didn't see that right away. >> how horrifying is that? >> horrible. >> you know, and it obviously is a reminder as she said of not only the times but why she was so eager to play this match, fred. and obviously, made sure that she won. she talked about with me when we spent time together, about the process that she went through to p

he talked about bobby's -- you know, what he had done, hall of famer, all of his accomplishments, right? >> this is the latest of your series called "being." it's with billie jeang. tell us everything about it without spoiling the actual episode itself. >> well, i mean, what an honor to be able to spend time with this legend. you don't have to be a sports fan to absolutely -- particularly for women -- benefit from everything that she did. we're ending 2023, this is a milestone year for her for many reasons. it was 50 years ago that the king/rigs match which she was talking to happened, battle of the sexes, which she won, of course. it was 50 years ago that she fought for and got equal pay, equal prize money at the u.s. open and, guys, i was at the u.s. open with billie jean king and do you know who we ran into there? coco gauff. and it was two weeks before she actually won the u.s. open. we have a moment that we were able to kind of witness where the two of them interacted about equality and also about the game of tennis. billie jean king gave coco gauff some pointers and, again, two weeks later she won and thanked b billy jean for the push, successful push for