helen callahan reports. >> in the ohio ghetto, he sang and worked it out. they found the solo artists and a collaborator with other musicians. he wrote for others and rose to worldwide fame with the song. >> on twitter, the man who coulñ mike that brought tears to my eyes with his passing. david who recently worked with him wrote i will see my brother in church. the pair famously played together. bobby wo mac held in the drug addiction with cancer and alzheimer's. he died and his musical legacy goes on. >> late news before we leave you tonight. a man suspected of orchestrating the 2012 attack in benghazi libya pleaded not guilty in wash today. he was blown to the capital this morning. four monitors held captive for a month by prorussian separatists were freed today. five rockets fired from gaza hit israel. the aircraft later hit missiles and launchers. roland king was the spoiler alert. he barely survived after the chilean player hit the player and ricochetted off the post. good night. additional support is provided by -- and by the corporation for public b

helen callahan reports. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he may have started out in an ohio ghetto, but womack wrote way out, right into the rock and roll hall of fame. over the past 50 years his ins influences from soul, r&b and pop are enormous. have valentino to the solo artist and as a collaborator with other musicians. he wrote for others, too, and found worldwide fame when he announced the rollingstones to record his stone "it's all over now." ♪ lifelong friend ronnie wood led the. tributes writing on twitter, the man who could make you cry when he sang brought tears to my eyes with his passing. and damon, recently worked with bobby womack wrote, i will see my brother in church. ♪ would it be you like the skies falling ♪ >> reporter: the pair famously played together, and bobby womack tested early on by drug addiction, and affected by cancer and alzheimer's and died at age 70. his musical legacy goes on. >> thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ]( >>> late news before we leave you tonight. the man suspected of orchestrating the 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, pleaded not guilty in federal c