and let's not forget an isis fighter who died in the middle east as a jihadi used to work at the minneapolis airport with access to airframes. this is the reality of the threat. it's not just 8,000 miles away. it's already here. >> marc what do you make of the white house response to this tonight. they're basically saying we can't conclude anything yet and they really haven't used the word terrorism quite yet. hillary clinton has by the way. >> and on top of that they immediately went into defensive crouch started listing the setbacks that they've had in iraq. that's a little bit like if you get a cancer diagnosis that you've got lung cancer and you do nothing about it for a couple of years and then all of the sudden you start treating it and the tumor is reduced. yeah but it's spread to all of the other organs of your body. the cancer of isis has spread all across the world. it's spread in europe. if they were able to get a bomb on to a plane at charles de gaulle airport, there are hundreds of planes leaving charles de gaulle airport for america every week. this is not going to be contained

it is a real problem because there remain rad hall mosques in the minneapolis-st. paul area that continue to preach fringe ideologies. i would say the authorities there are doing their best but they don't have the hands on it. >> one of the issues that a lot of these turncoats, for lack of a better word, they don't have money. now this guy is awarded $65,000. not only is he a target for isis to come after but apparently he was easily swayed and now handing it out, according to the court documents, like candy. >> and the bridge collapse was the impetus. i believe a belief in some greater grander mission for himself. once he gets there actually skyped back to his friends who were still in the minneapolis area urging them to come join the caliphate. this is all coming is out as part of this federal terrorism trial. you have networks before location ol somali youth in minnesota motivated by imams, funded internationally to try to create a pipeline to go fight with isis. before it was with al shabaab, a terrorist group in somalia. now it's been shifted to international t

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the minneapolis star tribune reporting that dr. rd cornfield a doctor specializing on opiate addiction rushed to treat the star before his death. the paper reports that he arrived at paisley park at 9:30 a.m. but prince's entourage could not find the musician. his body was found in the elevator a few minutes later. that caller said the emergency calls were in minneapolis, minnesota and at the home of prince. prince pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m. and he hoped that prince would agree to go to california for long-term care. allegations of drug problems flying this morning after they released this log of 45, 911 calls from the paisley park complex. one from 2011, a woman calling police concerned about prince's cocaine habit. since the woman wait aid year after the comments to can't authorities and did not indicate that the singer was in immediate danger, police didn't investigate. sources say that authorities are looking at the star's pain medication and whether he died of a drug overdose. this morning prince's friends standing up for th

we had a number of people that worked in the minneapolis airport who went to syria, just very fortunate they wanted to. >> why do you think gates is going after trump so hard? he seems to think he has the answers and doesn't need advise from staff. >> look. bob gates is one of the great bureaucratic officials in american history. i have enormous respect for the devotion to the country. but he's a total insider and believes in the old order. donald trump is a direct challenge to the old order, which, by the way has not won the war. from september 11th to today, is the equivalent of going from pearl harbor to 1955. now if we're still fighting imperial japan in 1955 we'd been in turmoil. the fact is that with all due respects to secretary gates, he's a great patriot and very smart man, the leadership of that establishment failed. that is why you're getting a donald trump. >> former speaker of the house newt gingrich, very good to have you on tonight. >> >>> breaking tonight the search for clues into what took down e-egyptair flight. added security measures are being in put in place at loca

isis who worked at the minneapolis airport. so there are a lot of people working at airports. there are a lot of airports that fly to the united states and as we saw with the metrojet airliner, this is a pretty good way to get on the plane if you have the right people in place. >> what do you make, peter, of the fact that there has been no claim for responsibility? i can't recall a case where that happened for as long as this time. is it possible, of course, it could be not a terrorism attack but it could also be some kind of lone wolf suicide bomber, is that possible? >> it's possible. i agree, it's puzzling we haven't had a claim if this is terrorism but if i was being particularly mac la vel yent, one way to generate news coverage is to not claim responsibility because cnn and other news organizations are going to continue to cover this quite aggressively in the absence of the credible claim of terrorism, but once that claim is out there, in a way, the kind of open ended nature of this story becomes less so. so that could be

he sent his son trying to convince prince to stay at the minneapolis clinic. even called paramedics to the home when prince was found unconscious. investigators are looking into reports that prince was addicted to pain killers as possible cause for his death. >> moot moon time, some radio stations around the country and here in the bay area are urged to play prince's song "nothing compares to you". that's because at 3:07 local time, that will be how long it's been since prince died. >>> the free tech company has agreed to pay 60engineers in back pay. they were working in the philippines, temporarily. the federal labor investigators found they were paid the equivalent of 1.66 an shower in philippine pesos while here in the bay area. their pay was not clearly adjusted to meet minimum wages here. some did not get overtime despite working 57 hours a week. california's hourly minimum rage is 10. bit micro says that the pay issue was an oversight >>> the nfl season does not start for several months but the 49ers are gearing up for a battle. this pat will is a legal o

this is according to the "minneapolis star tribune." ach out to this doctor in california who is known to helping people break their addiction to drugs and alcohol. they reached out on the evening of thursday, april 20th. the doctor was not able to clear his schedule for the 21st but sent his son instead on the red eye to get here to paisley park. when the doctor got here, he was with, according to reports, two people from prince's camp. they could not find the icon. they went through and found him. this was about 9:30 in the morning they were looking for him. as we know, prince was pronounced dead at 10:07 a.m. it was the son, according to the report, who called 9-1-1 to report the fact they needed to get emergency assistance here at paisley park. it's worth noting, too, we reached out to the doctor involved in this, and also to the attorney here in minneapolis that is working with the doctor to get comment. we haven't heard back yet. a representative from prince's camp is saying at this point they have no comment. carol. >> stefanie el

. >> the minneapolis star tribune report doctor howard cornfelled, national authority on opiat addiction treatment, was called by prince representatives the night of april 20th. however, doctor cornfelled could not clear his schedule for an april 21 meeting so he sent his son to minnesota in hopes co-quickly evaluate his health and devise a treatment plan. but when andrew corn felled arrived at pacely park on the morning of april 21, prince's representatives could not find him, the musician's body was found in a elevator few minute later, and it was andrew cornfeld who called 911. cbs news confirm painkillers were found at the scene. sources tell cbs news, the corporate county sheriff's offers contacted the drug enforcement administration, about joining the investigation. if the pills are related to his death. on tuesday, the sheriff's office released log of dozens of emergency calls from prince's pacely park home. in june of 2011, the report says rp, or reporting person, is concerned about prince's cocaine habits. he advised last year in germany that he cannot control his habit and she

. ♪ >> the minneapolis station that organized the event followed the ballad with one of prince's funthree tracks, my name is prince. ♪ >>> it's certainly -- >> a lot of them, you know. >> the circumstances surrounding his death are certainly sad. >> yes. >> it's something we see time and time again. not just with famous people but with -- with, you know, non famous people as well. >> we've been talking about it a lot recently in the news. hiding the addiction. >> and getting addicted to the painkillers. >> prescription painkillers, yeah. that's a big problem. >>> all right. sue,. >> it's sad we don't want to be addicted to the weather we have going on right now. we certainly would be happier with sunshine and warmer temperatures >> i think i need to do an intervention on this weather. >> please. (laughter). we'll take that. >> help! >> friday night i think we will be begin to seat end but we're going to have a loftran get through between now and then. i've had a lot of people telling me allergies are going crazy today. worse than usual. mold is getting really high. so all the rape co

according to the minneapolis star tribune, prince may have been dead for up to six hours, before his body was found inside his home, april 21st. a responding paramedic shared this theory newspaper staff and police. investigators are looking into whether prince died from an overdose, and whether a doctor was prescribing him drugs. >> prince was 57. >>> speaking of prince, two legends pay tribute to the entertainer at the billboard music awards. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> lots of mixed reviews in about madonna's part of the tribute. as always, people are loving stevie wonder. we'll play more of this and let you decide. katie? >> brooke, we are looking ahead here to a little taste of july. as temperatures start to climb in the days ahead, it is going to get awfully steamy outside. stay tuned. the full forecast is coming up on the other side. >>> mixed bag coming up. it is a mixture. >> exactly, and today actually started offer pretty nice, you know, we had kim of very isolated showers through delaware, fog issues, but that was really it. >> craze. >> i it was. now thankfully has dispersed, but not to

i can tell you at the minneapolis-st. paul airport, the airport police has at times begun to tabulate wait times. think of that. we are expending police resources at our airports to check on t.s.a. reporting our wait times. and as recently as last month, the airport is investing in some sort of automated wait time calculations. that would indicate, sir, that they don't trust the numbers that we are reporting. mr. duncan: thank you very much. >> the gentlelady from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, you are recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you very much. and thank you gentlemen for being here. i want to ask one question, i think it was you, mr. brainard, who said there were only a handful of really bad administrative level people. a lot of others have left. you said there is only a handful. is that 10, 12, 5? mr. brainard: less than 20. i do not know the precise number. only the people i deal with in my world. i don't speak -- strictly as an operations. i don't speak for the office of law enforcement, global strategies,

the good side, it's good. denver, 80 degrees. minneapolis, 85 on friday. dallas, low humidity. e's some gorgeous stuff, betty. just not here. >> i was going to say i want to on the good side of it. not today though. >> not any time soon. >> wait it out a little bit. thank you. >>> well, an entire city in canada was forced to evacuate last night. a massive wildfire ripped through the city of ft. mcmurray, sending the town of 61,000 to flee for their lives. even firefighters were told to back down. as high temperatures and high winds fueled the flames. >>> teachers in detroit, they're expected to return to their classrooms this morning following two days of protests in so-called sickouts. their return comes after michigan lawmakers advanced $500 million restructuring plan to help fund teachers' pay. >>> how is this for a hospital horror story? medical errors in hospitals are the third leading cause of death in the u.s. right behind heart disease and cancer. the errors claim about 250,000 lives every year. and that includes everything from bad doctors to communication breakdowns. n

prince invested heavily in local real estate, owning at least 16 different properties in the minneapolis area worth close to $30 million. the mystery of prince's death only deepens. prescription pain killers were found on his body and in paisley park. finding out what role they may have played and if in and who prescribed them is at the heart of the ongoing investigation. >> that was nbc's stephanie gosk reporting. >>> a federal judge in new york is set to decide the fate of former state assembly speaker sheldon silver today. the manhattan democrat who served as speaker for more nan two decades was convicted on seven counts of corruption last november. according to prosecutors, silver raked in millions of kick backs from schemes involving a real estate company and oncologist. they're citing the quote immeasurable damage he has done to the public trust. defense lawyers who said they'll have appeal have asked for leniency, suggesting rigorous community service. >>> still ahead on "way too early" one of the greatest achievements in all of sports. >> for the first time in their 132-year hist

. >>> the moments leading up to prince's death, the minneapolis startribune reporting that prince's reps called a prominent marin county doctor one day before the music legend died. and they said that the doctor was called to help with a grave medical emergency. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from mill valley where the doctor and noted addiction specialist is based. anne. >> reporter: yeah. this, um, doctor's office is inside this very unassuming brown building in mill valley. this doctor may have been tapped with saving prince's life. but it was too late. this is the website for the practice of dr. howard cornfeld. he was called the night of april 20th but he could be the clear his schedule to see -- he couldn't clear his schedule to see him the next day so he sent his son in the interim. >> andrew's purpose in being there was to describe treatment without walls for his did addiction issues. >> reporter: on the morning of april 21, prince's body was found in an elevator. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator, where he saw t

according to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felting mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment with a local doctor for the next day and sent his son who is not an md on an overnight flight to meet with the musician and discuss the california addiction clinic recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park, no one could find prince. so they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew called 911. >> medical, paisley park. >> reporter: when investigators arrived, andrew handed over buprenorphine, a drug used to treat opioid addiction he had brought with him from california. the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis said it's joining the investigation into prince's death. ♪ until now, many friends and family have said prince did not take drugs. and did not have an addiction. but the question many now are asking -- would the music legend still be alive today if help had only

this from the minneapolis star tribune. the autopsy due out in a week or two. >>> and a rather unusual sight in the usual l.a. traffic. this is a space shuttle fuel tank taking a slow roll through city streets today, all 66,000 pounds of it, on the way to its new home at the california science center. >>> and now to things that are supposed to stay airborne but they won't. nine passengers on a hot air balloon in australia jumping to safety onto boats. they began to run out of fuel over this bay, but boaters to the rescue. the balloon pilot tonight also praised for getting people safely from air to water. and that is no easy feat. >>> when we come back, there is no crying in baseball. >> i really want to be a baseball player en i grow up. >> the little leaguers with the major league difference. batter up, girls. this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is

prince invested heavily in local real estate, owning at least 16 different properties in the minneapolis area worth close to $30 million. while the family tries to unravel the finances, the mystery of prince's death only deepens. law enforcement officials say prescription painkillers were found on prince's body and in paisley park. finding out what role they may have played, if any, and who pretty bad them is at the heart of the ongoing investigation. >> that was nbc' reporting. >>> the navy's top officer is speaking out about close calls involving russian jets in the baltic sea. the admiral hopes for normalization of the two nations. jets were buzzed on multiple occasions. the most recent incident came on friday. a russian jet intercepted a u.s. reconnaissance plane flying in international air space. they released this video of jets flying by a submarine. richardson says the incident raised tensions in the area and he has called on russia to abide by a maritime agreement signed by the u.s. and soviets in 1972 to prevent circulation. >>> -- escalation. >> gobble-sized hail in washington,

"the minneapolis stab tribune" reports that prince probably died at least six hours before his body wasl doctor had been treating the singer for withdrawal from osteoporos opioid addiction before his death. toxicology results are pending. >>> "the baltimore sun" reports a judge will issue a verdict in the case of a city police officer charged in the death of freddie gramp the six-day trial of officer edward niro ended last week. he's pleaded not guilty to assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct. >>> the associated press reports the search for two indian climbers mt. everest, they have been missing since saturday. guides say it's unlikely they survived the harsh conditions on the mountain. at least three everest climbers have died in the last few days. >>> "mashable" reports the re-emergence of the unabomber after two decades of silence. ted kaczynski wrote to a magazine writer from prison and asked to be interviewed. the writer posted the letter on twitter. kaczynski wants to respond to a book about his case written bihis brother. >>> and "the san diego union tribune" reports a b

owning at least 16 different properties in the minneapolis area worth close to $30 million. while the family tries to unravel the finances, the mystery of prince's death only deepens. law enforcement sources say prescription painkillers were found on prince's body, and in paisley park. finding out what role they may have played, if any, and who prescribed them, is at the heart of the ongoing investigation. today in probate court, the judge looked out at the crowd in the courtroom, and he said, you know, we're not used to this kind of notoriety here in carver county, minnesota. but they may have to get used to it. this process could take years, lester. >> stephanie gosk tonight, thank you. >>> there was no school for tens of thousands of kids in detroit today. a massive sickout among teachers of the possibility they won't be paid past the end of june as the struggling school district runs out of money. the emergency manager for detroit public schools said they just don't have the cash to pay the teachers unless they get an infusion of funding from the state. >>> now to what's

the president of the minneapolis fed, neil kashkari, explained why the focus needs to be on long-term economic issues. >> we're coming up short on inflation and i think there's slack in the labor market. importantly you look at what's happening in productivity. the job market is creating a lot of jobs but economic growth is slow. that suggests productivity growth is slow. we don't fully understand why that's taking place. my message is to the markets, to investors, to the country, let's focus on these issues that can really drive long-term performance. it's simply not just going to be the fed. >> kashkari's colleague charles evans of the chicago fed agreece with the current wait and see approach to raising interest rates. at a conference in london, evans commented on the divisive political environment and he said there has been less fiscal policy support for the economy than he would have liked. when asked about the presumptive republican presidential nominee's comments on debt, evans said, maintaining the full faith and confidence in the u.s.'s ability to service its debts was "unbel

the people are just distraught. we're in minneapolis, minnesota, and we're at the home of prince. he couldn't even give an actual address. this was unfolding as he was there for an emergency intervention. it was the next day friday that dr. howard cornfield was expected to arrive to help with this emergency intervention. one of the legal issues that is sure to come of this was what was in the backpack of andrew cornfield, the son of the doctor who had tried to be there during this emergency? and what was intriguing is that this attorney, who's the attorney for the renowned physician in california said the physician's son is protected by statutory immunity of a statute where prince lives in minnesota that 9-1-1 callers are guaranteed immunity. this is very fascinating. i want to bring in joey jackson, our legal analyst to talk about this. first, so distressing to hear how quick prince's representatives were in trying to get help for prince and how close it was. if they had only been able to get there a day before, that prince might have been able to be saved. but this statutory imm

the city of minneapolis is planning a permanent memorial, they were actually planning that before princed. the mayor's office was in talks with prince people. we're told that's still ongoing and nothing has been announced just yet. >> i was at a party last night playing a whole string of songs by prince. >> reporter: a friend of mine just invited me to a prince dance party this weekend. people are still trying to find ways to remember him. >> thanks so much. >>> up next, allegations of rape at a prominent college. why the school is having trouble finding the alleged victim. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breatng, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccin

. >>> the minneapolis star tribune reports that arsenio hall is suing sinead o'connor for saying he suppliedgs to prince. it seeks more than $5 million in damages. the suit claims the singer barely knew prince and despised him. >>> the dallas morning news reports on johnny manziel's antics during a hearing on a domestic abuse misdemeanor. the former cleveland browns quarterback held up a middle finger behind his back, possibly directed at the media. the judge ordered him to have no contact with his ex-girlfriend. >>> and the seattle times reports the arrest of a man who witnesses say fled a car crash with a monkey on his back. you heard me right. a bystander snapped a photo at the scene on wednesday. the man faces an array of traffic charges and the monkey is in the custody of the suspect's mother. i don't know. >>> still ahead, turning the tables. a man trying to rob a pregnant clerk finds himself under attack by another worker at the gas station. to help protect your dog or cat from fleas and ticks. with the performance you expect from a monthly topical in a non-greasy collar... seresto® k

the "minneapolis star tribune" is reporting prince was found dead just one day before he was scheduledmeet with a doctor to try to help him kick an addiction to painkillers. >> it comes as investigators pore over logs of more than two dozen police calls from the music legend's home. abc's eva pilgrim is there. >> reporter: authorities releasing this log of more than 45 police calls on a variety of subjects regarding prince's paisley park complex including one call from a woman in germany in 2011 concerned about prince's cocaine habit, saying that he advised her that he cannot control his habit. since the woman waited a year after the comments to contact authorities, police didn't find it to be credible and didn't investigate. authorities are investigating whether the star died of a drug overdose. sources say prescription medication was found on prince and in his home after he died and that the singer was getting prescriptions from multiple doctors. but prince's friend standing up for the superstar. his former bassist and close friend saying these allegations of drug use just don't ring

. >>> "the minneapolis star-tribune" is reporting delta airlines offer to help ease security delays. the carrier says it's willing to lend workers at no cost to help government staffers at major hubs. airport delays are expected to be a focus today during a congressional appearance by the head of the transportation security administration. >>> the "washington post" reports a north carolina school board's discussion of the state's bathroom law while voting to let students carry mace and pepper spray. one member said girls might need them in bathrooms. he and the board chairman now say their decision was not related to the law. >>> "the ft. worth star telegram" reports that the affluenza teen will spend two years in jail. ethan couch was sentenced yesterday for violating parole in the drunk driving crash that killed four people. he received parole three years ago after lawyers suggested that he was too rich and spoiled to understand his actions. >>> "variety" reports that a federal agency will look into why hollywood has so few female directors. the american slishcivil liberti union ask

. >> reporter: according to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he set into motion a plan to deal witht he felt was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment with a local doctor for the next day and sent his son, who is not an m.d., on his overnight flight to meet with the musician and discuss the family's california addiction clinic, recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park on the morning of april 21st, no one could find prince. so they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew called 911. for medical paisley park for a male down not treated. when investigators arrived, andrew handed over a drug used to treat opioid addiction that he had brought with him from california. and tonight the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis said it is joining the investigation into prince's death. ♪ ♪ until now, many friends and family have said prince did not take drugs. and did not have an addiction. but the ques

the great weather is here. temperature today in phoenix, 102! rapid city 86 thursday and minneapolis 85 on friday. so omega blocks aren't bad for everybody. just depends on where you're located. that is your national weather. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. the cool damp gloomy weather pattern continues for the northeast. it won't be a soaking type day but there will be periods of light rain and definitely drizzle out there. how about the gorgeous weather developing in the middle of the country? how about 81 for you and sunny in dallas? you're in the wrong position in this weather pattern. >> i know. i need to be in dallas, apparently, right? it's 81 and sunny. thank you. >>> it is the third leading cause of death behind cancer and heart disease. can you guess what it is? >>> 60,000 residents evacuated as wildfires rage on. you're watching "early today." almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance