you think of him as being etern al. >> he was a true artist.oday things are so watered down, but when you think of prince he did it all. >> reporter: his music is in high demand. the owner of this store says he has a few copies left as most were either sold or on hold when we got there. >> i'm a big fan and i think he was an icon. i was texting friends and this was a big loss. >> reporter: they told us that prince's work will have a long lasting impact on what they do at wdas. he's influenced a number of artists here in philadelphia. live in fishtown. >>> as expected reaction is pouring in from the music community as well. they say prince is one of the elite musical tal epts of all time. >> he's one of those dpreet talents that only come along every now and then, once a generation. like mikal jackson. >> he says the two weren't close, but he met prince on a few occasions calling him unique and unusual. >>> this running group honored prince the way they know. members went for a jog blarring prince's greatest hits the whole way. >>> in the wake o

our enduring eternal enemy and the spring from which the bloody waters of global jihad flowed, what do you mean? >> well, it's straightforward. all the terrorist movement we see now from alabi cult spawned in the 18th century, a newcomer to islam. it's the most extreme and inherently violent form of islam, of institutional islam. so the saudis have been allowed to push this. because they've successfully bought their way into the united states making individuals and corporations rich, buying their way into think tank, they've gotten away literally with murder. our federal government refuses to release the 28 missing page from the 9/11 report that implicates the saudis, some saudis, in 9/11. most importantly, here's the bottom line -- we allow the saudis to fund hate speech and hate mosques. some estimates are up to 80% of american mosques get some funding and support from saudi arabia. they are pushing most radical form of islam, jihadi islam, on mainstream american muslims. we tolerate it. and think about this contradiction -- we allow the udderly intolerant and bigoted usda toes have fanaticism here and fund -- there aren't any chapels in saudi arabia, but shouldn't we