los mejores deseos y simpatÍa para la familia de rita franklin. tó a pequeÑas presentaciones. muchas tuvo que cancelar las recomendaciÓn de su mÉdico.-- cancelalas por recomendaciÓn de su mÉdico . aquella se le veÍa frÁgil y se apreciÓ cierta dificultad para el registro de la voz a la cual ya no tenÍa acostumbrados. el cÁncer de páncreas cobra la vÍa 50,000 personas en estados unidos en lo que va del aÑo. demos algunas imÁgenes de recortes y artÍculos de la prensa a nivel mundial que han reportado esta informaciÓn desde esta maÑana cuando se anunciÓ la muerte del artista. cabe mencionar que la familia no anunciado cuÁndo serán los servicios fÚnebres. jorge: de ellarecuerdo palabras fuertes. y esa voz tan imponente y liberadora. ilia: y hacÍa cuandono estoy en el escenario no se rita franklin, soy la vecina de al lado. >> se una activista. adea]: gracias y buenas noches.

this is where rita franklin learned to say her father was the head pastor of the new bethel baptist church while she was growing up. with her upbringing here in detroit and her incredible talent franklin grew into a superstar if i am and for me to be here i grew up listening to meet the franklin my parents listen it's a very differently in the fact that she found the courage if it's just a man or she's a punk town girl we love it she's the queen she was an african-american characters that. you know music for. it. all appear to be rita we appreciate everything that she brought to this city to scout and gave to the world and never forget where she came along this is why we're here today franklin is lying in state here at the right museum of african-american history in downtown detroit. despite her worldwide fame she always maintained a strong connection to her hometown and lived here until her death. here in the heart of detroit people have been waiting in line overnight to pay their final respects to the queen of songs people came from as far away as chicago and even new orleans and alabama

this is where rita franklin learned to sing her father was the head pastor of the new bethel baptist church while she was growing up. with her upbringing here in detroit and her incredible talent franklin grew into a superstar. for me to be here and i grew up listening to liberate the franklin my theory and if it will be differently and the fact that she's from detroit is if it's just an honor she's the hometown hero we love her she's the queen she was an african american icon that has. you know music for. all of america. we appreciate everything that she brought to this city to scout and gave to the world and never forget where she came this is why we're here today franklin is lying in state here at the right museum of african-american history in downtown detroit. despite her worldwide fame she always maintained a strong connection to her hometown and lived here until her. here in the heart of detroit people have been waiting in line overnight to pay their final respects to the queen of soul people came from as far away as chicago and even new orleans and alabama is a real festive at

and became the first woman to be inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame more than anything rita franklin and immense respect as a powerful black artist during america's civil rights period. the title of her nine hundred sixty seven hit a composition by otis redding crowned her legacy from the moment the song hit the airwaves respect. everything franklin's imprint on soul music was enormous for commanding vocals powered the soundtrack of both the civil rights and women's liberation movements half a century ago. the daughter of the mississippi preacher and a mother who sang and played piano a reason franklin grew up in detroit singing at her father's church services at an early age she was strongly influenced by the gospel sound. she signed her first recording contract in one nine hundred sixty enjoyed limited success her breakthrough came when she switched labels several years later she soon earned the title queen of soul. still. she performed for president elect bill clinton in one thousand nine hundred three and sixteen years later at the inauguration of president barack obama. among he

. >>> ate rita franklin's health is fail and is said to be in grave condition and her fily believes she may pass away today. the music icon has 18 grammys. she was the first woman inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. she performed at the inaugurations of three presidents. among her accomplishments, aretha franklin says she's most proud of figuring out how to juggle her career and her family. >>> back comse to this evening, alexandria city leader say they are seeing a spiken opioid overdoses. there have been seven overdoses in the last seven days and one person died. news of those cases comes after a recent increase in overdoses of k-2 orynthetic marijuana in d.c. its components are from marijuana. they are cheap and popular among the homeless. district officials estimate that in a ten-day period last month 300 people were taken to the hospital for ods. more than all of 2017. >> coulde a game changer for people in desperate need of a dney transplant. >> i took the chance because i looked at my wife and my daughters, you know, and said i wanto spend more time with them. >> the ne

was simply known by her first name aretha because of her unmistakable voice she was born a rita louise franklin in one nine hundred forty two in memphis tennessee from her first recordings as a young gospel singer she went on to become part of the sound of detroit her singing career would span six decades away was. a winner of eighteen grammy awards distinctive gospel honed vocal style influenced multiple generations she was number one rolling stone magazine's list of the greatest singers of all time she was the first. ever inducted. but it was in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven song respect which garnered her international attention and payment. fifty years ago she sang at dr martin luther king jr's funeral and many years later at the dedication of dr king's memorial in washington she was active in the civil rights movement for decades something she spoke about in two thousand and fourteen well it certainly was a struggle and still is although we have come a great ways a long way there still is a significant way. the recipient of the united states highest civilian honor the presidential

occupants of the white house have joined luminaries around the world paying tribute to the lead of rita franklinte a wreath a friend when, who died in detroit at the age of 76. -- aretha franklin, who died in detroit at the age of 76. president trump: she has brought joy to millions of lives in her leg of the -- and her legacy will inspire and drive many americans in years to come. mark: former president barack obama was among those who tweeted his condolences. he wrote "every the help -- aretha helped define america with her experience." and carole king, who cowrote one greatest hits tweeted "what a life, what a legacy, which much love, wrist act, and gratitude, rest in peace. respect, and gratitude, rest in scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. lisa: and i'm lisa abramowicz. with interest rates on the rise this year, let's turn to the debt market. yesterday, we heard from one of the leading credit investors on where the debt stands right now. -- in the eighth or ninth inning of this game or in the first inning of the next game. the data points we see bubbling up across the world

because of her unmistakable voice she was born a rita louise franklin in one nine hundred forty two in memphis tennessee from her first recordings as a young gospel singer she went on to become part of the sound of detroit her singing career would span six decades the way. you. leave it winner of eighteen grammy awards distinctive gospel vocal style influenced multiple generations she was number one rolling stone magazine's list of greatest singers of. the first. but it was in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven song respect. international attention and. fifty years ago she sang at dr martin luther king jr's funeral and many years later at the dedication of dr king's memorial in washington she was active in the civil rights movement for decades something she spoke about in two thousand and fourteen well it certainly was a struggle and still is although we have come a great ways a long way there still is a significant way to go the recipient of the united states highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freedom her voice delighted presidents as her health declined she curtailed

franklin's life . the late whitney houston once saying it is the emotions rank when he poked that are so inspirational. >> i heard of rita'soice and it is just something that she has. the way she makes people feel was what i wanted to have. >> a number of tributes are being planned in franklin's home city of detroit. >> she meant so much to detroit and on so many levels but one of the greatest joys of my time as mayor was june of last year when i got to award aretha franklin the key to the city. >>> when i'm on franklin's many accolades were 18 grammy awards and two honorary grammys . she was the first woman inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame . the youngest recipient of the kennedy center honors and received a presidential medal of a freedom. fans are reminiscing about their favorite song, her greatest hits album topping itunes yesterday. respect topping the singles chart. we have been talking about some of our favorite moments when she filled in last minute for pavarotti at the 90 grammys. it is amazing. she belted out the same song he was going to sing. you get chills. there are so many stories. ktvu fox2 news >