of prince. family and friends are paying their respects to the music icon. >> reporter: a sea of purple guards prince's paisley park home and it's getting bigger by the day. the megasuperstar's friends and loved ones, including prince's girlfriend, gathered to mourn his death on saturday. >> she didn't tell me until we were two stop lights out there from getting here. i almost had a fit. >> reporter: prince rogers nelson was found dead wednesday morning. >> it's electrifying. you leave and you're like what did i just see? >> reporter: to help prince's fans get through this thing called life, some amc movie theaters are showing his iconic movie purple rain through the weekend. a hand written note left at a growing memorial says it all. you will be missed.

inside, fans danced through the night just like his song let's go crazy made them do and while the cause of the 57 year old's death is unknown, his fans plan to celebrate the musical genius' life and party like it's 1999. it could be weeks before we learn what led to the music superstar's sudden death. arrangements are being made for a funeral on monday. >> prince's record sales have soared. the record store in berkeley is restocking the singer's cd's, cassettes and albums because they have sold out. the prolific artist released his 39th and final album last december. as onlyar just mentioned, amc theaters across the country are bringing purple rain back to the big screen.

folks in l.a. lined up to relive a piece of rock history. >> reporter: prince's reign continues. it's doubtful it will reign supreme at the box office, but purpleel rain, the semiautobiographical movie is back. >> santa monica, looked for them there, wasn't there. came here, got them. >> reporter: one of 8 south land theaters showing purple rain. >> i tried other places and they were sold out. >> reporter: so becky came here to buy 5 tickets for the 7:35 p.m. showing. >> the call volume was too high so i said let's go. we're going to go find these tickets. >> reporter: she's buying tickets to a movie she already owns. >> i've had it on vhs. i have it on dvd.

i want to feel the energy of the fans. >> reporter: not only were fans paying tribute to prince by watching the movie, many paid tribute with a color of choice with what they're wearing. >> i told my mom i'm wearing all my purple make up until it runs out and then i'm going to go buy more. it is my favorite movie of all time. >> reporter: and earned prince an academy award for best original song score. he left -- >> life is short. so you need to have fun and party like it's 1999. >> tonight, a bay area photographer is remembering the music icon through the lens of his own camera. we'll have that coming up at 6:55. president obama took on an issue close to home as he

continued his uk visit with a televised town hall in london today. >> now i'm about to do something terrifying. i'm coming out to you as a binary person which means i don't fit within -- i'm getting emotional, i'm so sorry. >> that's okay. >> and the student went on to urge the british and american government to take transgender issues more seriously. the president praised the questioner for speaking out and encouraged the student to keep the dialogue going. >> speak out about your own experience and try to create a social movement and change laws it. sounds to me like you're on the right track. it doesn't feel fast enough for you or those who are impacted. and that's good. you shouldn't feel satisfied. you should keep pushing. >> the president later took in a round of golf with the british prime minister.

campaign 2016, all the action in the northeast today where 5 states hold primaries on tuesday and brian webb shows us for the front-runners, the focus has turned to each other. >> reporter: donald trump came out swinging at a campaign stop in connecticut. he took aim at the election process he calls rigged and at hillary clinton who he calls crooked. it comes after supporters insisted he would tone things down. >> this is twisted hillary clinton. then people start yawning, leaving, the whole thing is a disaster. >> reporter: trump's closest republican rival is in indiana today where he chrisicizeed trump and clinton. >> usually, they talk good on the campaign trail and then get in office and betray us. i have to give donald credit. he's betraying us before he got

elected. >> reporter: clinton -- a good showing on tuesday would give her nearly 90% of the delegates needed to win the nomination. >> it's going to take everybody working to turn that around and get back to where we're really trying to take care of people. >> reporter: bernie sanders isn't giving up yet. he continued to attack clinton. >> secretary clinton heard the same evidence that i did. she voted for that war. >> reporter: republican candidate john kasich campaigned in rhode island. he's trailing trump and cruz heading into tuesday's primary. >> and tuesday's primaries will be held in pennsylvania, rhode island, connecticut, delaware and maryland. california lawmakers are worried about sexting in schools. if a bill passes, students could be suspended or expelled

for sending lewd messages over the phone. >> several students have committed suicide because their pictures have been disseminated to others and throughout the country we've heard stories like that. >> one of those students was 15 year old audrey pot, the saratoga high school sophomore committed suicide in 2012 after photos surfaced of her being sexual assaulted while passed out at a house party. the proposed sexting bill cleared the assembly committee on thursday. and still to come, you could call it the marijuana of the month club. the san francisco start up that will send a customized cannabis basket to your door complete with snacks. >> plus, what your kids' snacking habits could predict about their future health. ,,

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not pot? angela musallam on you can get almost anything delivered these days. so why not pot? angela on the new san francisco start up that will send a custom cannabis box straight to your door, but there's a catch. >> this particular strain is a hybrid and it's good for relaxation after work. >> reporter: and now you compare different marijuana strains with specific foods to create a high. but it's more than just a high. nick says it's an art. he first got the idea last year at his friend's house. >> he started talking about [ indiscernible ] i told him hops are actually the relative of cannabis. >> reporter: now the company has a lemon box which compares

lemon over cannabis strain over lemon tea. it's a revolutionary idea and apparently a hit with women. >> right now, 7 out of 10 of our orders for the boxes have been from women. >> reporter: angela just started receiving these nug boxes. >> it can relax you. it's something you can enjoy just like having a glass of wine or if you like to go out for a beer. >> reporter: and customers say it's discrete, which is one reason nick thinks he's shipped tens of thousands boxes over the last week. >> just like anything on whole food shelves. >> sorry to be a buzz kill. not just anyone can place an order. you need to be able to verify you're a medical marijuana patient first. when your kids get the munchies, do they reach for the

cookies or the chips? researchers at the university of michigan say kids who prefer sweet snacks over salty ones may be more prone to unhealthy weight gain. they found kids who preferred desserts had increased body fat as early as age three. scientists at ohio state university pinpointed the part of the brain responsible for recognizing facial expressions. why is that important? they say the discovery could potentially lead to big break throughs in autism research. still to come, the new buzz about springtime allergies. how honey can help, depending on where it comes from. >> within hours of it landing, the flight of solar impulse 2 high above the city. we'll have more of that and pretty sweet weather coming into the bay area. including more rain.

forecast after the break. >> we got the rest of the sports day. update on the giants and look at the other bay area pro team making noise in the playoffs. we'll hear from the men of teal in moments. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

allergies? there may be a sweet solution -- right in own backyard. rebecca ferriter shows us how having trouble with springtime allergies?

there may be a sweet solution right in your own backyard. reb becka shows us how local honey could provide relief. >> i just hit by a bee. >> reporter: paul is an urban bee keeper with honey love, a non-profit conservation group. his backyard is full of rescued bee swarms. their honey is in high demand. >> it's like liquid gold, actually. it does help them. the kids and the parents tell me it's really helping their allergies. >> reporter: local raw honey carries the pollen that makes eyes water so eating it helps build the body's tolerance to pollen. >> the theory is if you're going to eat the honey that's in your local environment, it will help off set those allergies. >> reporter: he recommends buying neighborhood specific honey. >> from my house, what's the 5- mile radius and find a e

keeper in that range selling the local honey. >> reporter: honey has not been scientifically proven to relieve allergies, but a spoonful a day seems to help. >> i think you have to try to see if it works or not. >> i'm sure there's no side effects. >> maybe a sugar rush. >> and a bad tooth, maybe. >> unprocessed honey should not be given to infants or anyone with severe pollen allergies. also another heads up on the fact that we have severe rip tide threat at the shoreline through tonight. beach hazards advisory is posted because of this. sneak away threat, rip currents if you head to the ocean. the bridge moving smoothly. temperatures in the low to mid- 60s around the airport.

winds will be a factor as we had into tomorrow evening. sunny and winding especially for tomorrow afternoon and tonight. might get a sprinkle or two in the higher elevations. the future cast shows you exactly what to expect. lots of clouds overnight. look at all those pop up showers over the diablo range later in the day. a sprinkle especially if you're on skyline at the coast or heading out of the mountains it. wouldn't be a surprise tomorrow afternoon. mostly clear conditions by this time tomorrow night. next chance of rain coming in on wednesday. wednesday, thursday look a little bit wet. not as wet as we had it last week. overnight lows tonight, tell be a little on the chilly side. upper 40s for much of the bay area. forecast highs for tomorrow, 71 in santa rosa, 63 in san francisco and 69 in san jose.

extended forecast, wind, slight chance of rain tomorrow. monday, sunshine. wednesday and thursday might get wet. as we head into next weekend, temperatures begin to zoom. that's the latest update for weather. i've got a baseball score for you. giants have a 2-0 third inning lead. the a's lost. i'm not kidding. salutations for this young lady after she nailed the national anthem in toronto. a's swinging deep early. big fly, third homer for the year for the san jose native. second inning, josh donaldsonand the former a's -- three runs mash. put the j's up 5-2. troy

tuhowitski. wow. 9-3 final, the a's first road loss for the year. it snaps a 6-game win streak. nhl playoffs, it finally happened. after a 2014 melt down, san jose finally got over on the kings. scored twice. and joe [ indiscernible ] added a goal. sharks win the game 6 to 3. they win the series 4 games to 1. they exorcised those demons from 2014. pay back is sweet. >> throughout the last couple of years, things have been said by players of that team that, you know, to me personally i take it as disrespectful. so it is nice to stick it back to them and beat them in this

series. even this series, some would say another team that they had us right where they wanted us. i wonder if they got us where they want us right now. it was nice to beat them. nba, sweaty men, pushing, shoving. game 4, end of the third, pump fake. no. but the tip is good for cj miles. the pacers beat the high erseed raptors 183 and evened that series at two games apiece. dwayne wade -- was a little worried. with the charlotte hornets, they were rolling. charlotte, 53-fifty 51 lead. jeremy lane lungeing, hitting. sporting a man bun. 96-80 win.

miami series lead cut to 2-1. in golf, can't start them too young. look at lydia trying to get something going in daly city. defending champion, 6 shots down. got out of trouble at the 9th. nice action on the punt shot. set up a birdie here. shot a 1 under 71. leads the field by 3 at 10 under par. my big gig tomorrow. looks like i'll have to bring a jacket because it gets a little chilly in daly city in the later rounds. >> it's a good place to be. still to come, the picture of a legend. we sit down with a bay area photographer who got up close and personal with music royalty. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we're tracking the "solar fg over the bay area... powere the sun. we're tracking the live you're looking live at our top story for tonight. flying over the bay area powered by the sun. we're tracking the solar impulse. and we'll be at moffett field ahead of its landing. jackie ward sat down with a celebrity photographer who captured music royalty up close. >> reporter: he's been photographing musicians for over 40 years. >> michael jackson, james brown. >> reporter: and among the hundreds of press passes, the 6 prince concerts stand out as some of the best. >> i just saw a lot of expressions of wow, it's really him. >> reporter: that same giddy

feeling of seeing prince came over george when his friend scored him some tickets for an up-close prince experience. >> the publicist called me and said i have two tickets and a photo pass for you. >> reporter: oakland coliseum and the cow palace. >> as soon as he came on and he opened up with let's go crazy, he said it's a hit. he was just a very creative person in knowing how to please his audience. that's the most -- the greatest thing is to please your audience. >> reporter: even though prince is gone, george has no doubt prince's connection to his fans will remain. jackie ward, kpix 5. thanks for watching. we're going to see you back here at 11:00. >> the latest always on cbssf.com. we're going to leave you with solar impulse 2. the latest leg under its own solar power,

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