cornfeld's expertise could be helpful in this case.nwhile prince's attorney denies the singer had any addictions at all. >>> i'm scott macfarlane. trains are being reversed from and there are service delays at metro rails at southwest station. it's an orange-blue-silver line on the new carrollton side of metro center. just getting this from social media from metro itself saying it is trying to determine if it is a track problem due to an insulator this is a track problem and concluding there will be some significant delays right now possibly through the afternoon rush at federal center southwest. more information as it comes in, but for now i'm scott macfarl e macfarlane. >>> storm team 4 is tracking what else. more rain. the showers just won't let up around here. v.j. is back with us. any light at the end of the tunnel? >> yes, there is. i'm smiling because it is going to come this upcoming weekend. what it looked like today is what it looked like the day before that and the day before that and the day before that. you get the idea. w

cornfeld. [ reporter asking question ] dr. that his mission was a life-saving mission. he certainly felt it to be urgent. dr. cornfeld was intending to fly to minnesota but first step of the plan was to have him meet with the minnesota doctor on thursday. before dr. cornfeld couldn't clear his business schedule to minnesota. >> why tell this story now? >> the star tribune contacted me. they knew i represented andrew and dr. cornfeld seemed to have significant sources. i don't know if those sources are within that cairo county sheriff's office but i have not publicized the fact i was representing him. my belief is the only logical source is within the pyro county sheriff's office. star tribune was going to run a story. whether i should comment on the story. i think we were able to influence the story that was written that appeared in today's paper by giving truthful explanations for what happened. >> interested in charging him? >> i am concerned about that. i believe that the good samaritan 9-1-1 call by andrew will provide sta

howard cornfeld a national authority on opiates addiction treatment told reporters cor cornfeld was contacted by prince's representatives the night before found dead in paisley park home. his attorney says dr. cornfeld could not travel to minneapolis until friday. so he september his son andrew on a red eye to help device a treatment plan for prince. and it was andrew who called 911 that thursday morning. >> he arrived to see him dead in an elevator unconscious. so it was certainly a difficult time. >> cornfeld's lawyer says pills were found his backpack and says medications are used in pain manage the and addiction and that no drugs were given prince. >> federal officials have announced an expansion to what was already the nation's largest auto recall with additional 40 millionaire bags laded to recall list. the air bags can burst and spray sharp nel as they aid and it is linked to 11 deaths globally. car and truck owners are waiting for replacement parts from the initial recall affecting 24 million vehicles and today's expansion makes that wait longer. >> well, the string of rainy days has

howard cornfeld a national authority on opiates addiction treatment told reporters cor cornfeld was contacted by prince's representatives the night before found dead in paisley park home. his attorney says dr. cornfeld could not travel to minneapolis until friday. so he september his son andrew on a red eye to help device a treatment plan for prince. and it was andrew who called 911 that thursday morning. >> he arrived to see him dead in an elevator unconscious. so it was certainly a difficult time. >> cornfeld's lawyer says pills were found his backpack and says medications are used in pain manage the and addiction and that no drugs were given prince. >> federal officials have announced an expansion to what was already the nation's largest auto recall with additional 40 millionaire bags laded to recall list. the air bags can burst and spray sharp nel as they aid and it is linked to 11 deaths globally. car and truck owners are waiting for replacement parts from the initial recall affecting 24 million vehicles and today's expansion makes that wait longer. >> well, the string of rainy days has

and it was andrew cornfeld who called 911. cbs news confirmed that pain killers were found at the scene. sources tell cbs news, the carver county sheriff's office contacted the drug enforcement administration about joining the investigation. if the pills are related to his death. on tuesday, the carver county sheriff's office released a log of dozens of emergency calls from prince's paisley park home. in june of 2011, the report says rp, or reporting person, is concerned about prince's cocaine habit. an a his habit and she was advised to report it. but officers were unable to investigate. since information is a year old. and she did not specify prince is in immediate danger. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> prince's autopsy which includes toxicology results, is still pending. and investigators are trying to figure out where he got the pills that were found at his home. and who may have provided them. >>> now, to a disturbing health alert now. there is a new studies out that says medical error is the third leading cause of

cornfeld who said a staff member his son andrew in advance. andrew was in paisley park when those staffers found prince in an elevator after he had missed a doctor's appointment. >> andrew was the person to make the 911 call describing a medical emergency at paisley park. >> reporter: that is william, an attorney for the cornfelds, speaking in minneapolis today. he said prince was sofr r suffering locally friends who knew him well say it was hip and knee pain mostly. in san rafael, a producer knew prince well. >> it was difficult. he had to walk with a cane sometimes. here is a guy when you watch footage of him doing splits, all kind of stuff with his body. >> reporter: the plan had been for prince to come to mill valley for treatment in this clinic called recovery without walls. andrew cornfeld had stabilizing drugs that he would have given to a minnesota doctor to prescribe, but it was too late. call it one more twist in the story of prince but not friends say what we should remember. >> love. the output of his life music, which is phenomena

cornfeld sent a staff member, his son, in advance.t was andrew who called 911 from paisley park. >> the staff representatives found him unconscious. one staff member started screaming. and andrew heard screams and went to the elevator. he saw prince was unconscious. >> that is an attorney for the cornfelds speaking in minneapolis today, after the story came out. he said prince was suffering. locally, friends say it was hip and knee pain, mostly. in san rafael, he knew him well. >> this guy was phenomenal. phenomenal. the energy output, phenomenal. >> could you see him using drugs? >> i don't. >> the plan had been for prince to come to mill value yes for treatment but it was too late. call it one more twist in the story of a super star, but not, what friends say we should remember. >> listen to the music and love his life music. it's phenomenal. >> bankruptcy leads tonight's bay area business watch. teen clothing chain areopostal plans to close five stores. >>> tesla shares went up in after hours training. and reporting that two top ma

cornfeld sent his son, andrew, on a red-eye flight to minneapolis.st, andrew got to paisley park. the lawyer describes the scene when prince was discovered unresponsive. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams, and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. andrew was the person who -- to make the 911 call. >> we're asking you for medical at paisley park. >> reporter: the 911 caller, now identified as andrew cornfeld, says, quote, the person is dead here. and the people are just distraught. lawyer william mausy says andrew cornfeld brought a drug with him to minneapolis. >> it is used in patients who are opioid-dependent to curb the cravings and to curb the withdrawal symptoms. >> reporter: the lawyer says andrew cornfeld is not a doctor, would not have given the drug directly to prince. but would have given it to the minnesota doctor. >> if someone on the ground had gotten this drug to prince, hours earlier, could he still be alive? >> certainly it's going to depend on somebody's state. if they hav

cornfeld's supervision. >> dr. cornfeld was never able to meet prince, never talked to prince. and sadly, was not able to arrive in time. alison: investigators are still looking into whether prince died from an ov not expected to be released for a few more weeks. at the "live desk" today, i'm alison starling. jonathan? jonathan: thanks. president obama right now is in flint, michigan, visiting the area hard hit following the water disaster. that is an effort to try to save money and the state switched over the water supply. that didn't work so well. listen in a few minute to hear what the president has to say. president obama: worried about what it means for children like her. she is worried about the future of the city and the community. so in the middle of a tragedy that should have never happened here in the united states of america, the denial of something as basic as clean, safe drinking water, this 8-year-old girl spoke out. jonathan: the 8-year-old he is talking about wrote the president a letter. remember, this was a problem for two years the water, high levels of lead,

cornfeld sent a staff member, his son, in advance. it was andrew who called 911 from paisley park. >> the staff representatives found him unconscious. one staff member started screaming. and andrew heard screams and went to the elevator. he saw prince was unconscious. >> that is an attorney for the cornfelds speaking in minneapolis today, after the story came out. he said prince was suffering. locally, friends say it was hip and knee pain, mostly. in san rafael, he knew him well. >> this guy was phenomenal. phenomenal. the energy output, phenomenal. >> could you see him using drugs? >> i don't. >> the plan had been for prince to come to mill value yes for treatment but it was too late. call it one more twist in the story of a super star, but not, what friends say we should remember. >> listen to the music and love his life music. it's phenomenal. >> bankruptcy leads tonight's bay area business watch. teen clothing chain plans to close five stores. >>> tesla shares went up in after hours training. and reporting that two top manufacturi

but instead according to his lawyer, andrew cornfeld called 911. prince was pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m., just too late for prince to agree to california for long-term care under the doctor's supervision. sources telling us prince was found by his bodyguard. prince's personal assistant was also there that morning. >>> now, andrew cornfeld was carrying a drug used to treat opiate addiction. a few days early, prince suffered an opiate overdose and his plane was diverted to moline, illinois on the way to minneapolis. less than a week later, prince reached out to the mill valley clinic. >>> things are changing with the weather. rain in the future. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the forecast for us. >> right now on live doppler 7 hd, we have the clouds, but that could soon change. let me show you what it looks like. radar may be tracking some showers. so far hundreds of lightning strikes, thunderstorms in the northern california area thanks to this area of low pressure. that could bring us some thunder. storm impact scale, one is light, fiv

howard cornfeld runs a cling known as recovery without walls. he said he got an emergency call for help from prince and immediately september his son, a clinic staff member, to minnesota where he cleared his own schedule. staff members say they had not seen prince, his client. >> they went looking for prince, couldn't initially find him. they saw the staff representatives who apparently found him in an elevator up conscious. one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to elevator whre saw that prince was unconscious. >> the younger cornfeld called 911 and an ambulance was there within 5 minutes. emergency crews worked on him for 19 minutes before they declared him dead. and the son of the million slail doctor who when to treat prince had a small quantity of bp for -- bp f -- of bp norfing, a drug used to treat treat opiod addiction. -- opioid addiction. one doctor we spoke to said that prince should have started taking his medication. >> it's an epidemic. >> reporter: the treatment comes in a pill. it's used to

cornfeld couldn't travel himself, but he acted quickly, according to his attorney in minneapolis. the first step, booking an appointment for prince with a local doctor. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: then cornfeld put his son, who is not a doctor, on an overnight flight to meet with prince early the next day, april 21st. but when andrew cornfeld arrived at paisley park, his attorney says no one could find the musician. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator, where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew placed the 911 call. when investigators arrived, his lawyers says he turned over a small amount of buprenorphine, a medication used to treat withdrawals. but his attorney was very clear on this point. >> there were no pills or any kind of medication given to prince by andrew or by howard. >> reporter: after being questioned by police, andrew flew back to california. stephanie gosk, fwhnbc news, minneapolis. >> a story i'm sure we will continue to

howard cornfeld, an addiction specialist from california, says dr.ore prince died by prince's representatives, saying he needed emergency help, and asking the doctor to come immediately. dr. cornfeld, who works in the san francisco bay area, couldn't make it out here right away, so he sent his son, andrew, instead. and the plan was to device a confidential treatment plan for prince. according to the attorney, this is what happened when andrew cornfeld arrived here to paisley park. >> when he arrived, prince was not available. they went looking for prince, couldn't initially find him. they saw -- the staff representatives apparently found him in an elevator, unconscious. >> andrew did have synthetic opiates on him at the time, that is confirmed by the attorney, but the attorney says that he never gave prince anything. those synthetic opiates are used to wean people off of prescription painkiller addictions. since andrew was part of the team that found prince and called 911, he is protected under minnesota's good samaritan law. all of this seems counte

cornfeld runs the mill valley rehab facility, recovery without walls.tors are trying to determine whether prince had a long-term relationship with the cornfelds. ♪ never cause you any pain ♪ ♪ i only want to see >> thousands of people, many dressed in purple gathered at city hall in los angeles for a memorial concert to honor prince. stevie wonder sang purple rain. prince's signature song. wonder says losing prince was like losing a member of his musical family. the 57-year-old prince was found dead last month at his minneapolis home. >>> a spring storm dumped nearly 1.5 inches of rain in southern california inland triggering mudslides, closing freeways and stranding cars in floodwaters. take a look at the pictures from ontario. police closed roadways and intersections in the area due to flooding. it also caused a partial collapse of a roof of a warehouse. mudslides forced the closure of interstate 5 north overnight. cal trans reports the freeway is now open. >>> time now is 8:35. happening now, we're taking a live look at washington, d.c. president oba

howard cornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california.ding to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> it set in motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: cornfeld 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 on 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. 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 questio

cornfeld runs the recovery without walls. saying they are trying to determine if prince had a long-term relationship with the cornfelds. ♪ thousands of people, many dressed in purple, gathered at city hall in los angeles last night for a memorial concert to honor prince. music legend stevie wonder singing purple rain, his signature song. he said losing prince was like moving a member of his musical family. the 57-year-old prince was found dead last month at his minneapolis home. >>> this video shows police arresting a man in a deadly shooting spree outside washington, d.c. police surrounded the man, and then rammed his car with guns drawn. he gave up without a fight. he's accused of shooting three people in the parking lot of a busy parking mall, killing one of them. police say he also shot and killed a woman outside a supermarket. the two killings came after police believe he also shot and killed his estranged wife on thursday. he was an officer at the federal protective service. he was stripped of his gun and badge after he

cornfeld was contacted by prince representatives april 20th.ognized expert on addiction treatment and pain management. board certified in emergency medicine, pain management and addiction. he was contacted because he was a nationally recognized expert. he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life saving mission. that mission was to get prince to a doctor in minnesota on thursday morning. he contacted a trusted colleague of his. that minnesota doctor cleared his schedule for thursday morning to provide privacy to prince. prince did not show up for that appointment on thursday morning. the second part of dr. cornfeld's plan was to send his son, a staff member for recovery without walls, which is an outpatient clinic in mill valley, california. >> so his son, andrew, landed here in minnesota. he was taken by representatives of prince to paisley park to meet with prince. when they got there, they couldn't find the musician anywhere. they found him in that elevator, the representatives of prince at that time according to this lawye

cornfeld felt his mission was a life-savings mission. >> it was too late.is son arrived to find prince unconscious and made that first call to 911. >>> north carolina republican leaders rallying against a new federal warning. the state's new law that limits protections to the lgbt community violates the federal civil rights act and the state could lose hundreds of pls of dollars in federal school funding. the north carolina governor says that is a broad overreach of federal authority. >>> tesla riding high on new earnings reports. youtube trying out a new business model. >>> we tern to landon dowdy. are you wearing red for cinco de mayo. >> you better believe it. futures point to a higher open today. reports show weaker than expected hiring in the private sector last month. apple up 90 points yesterday. nasdaq down. watch tesla today. they rose last night after the electric car maker reported earnings that beat analyst forecasts. ceo elon musk making a bold promise to sell 500,000 cars a year by 2018. that's two years earlier than previously projected. the

cornfeld's son who just arrived called 911. according to the warrant, dr.o arrives to deliver test results from two visits with the mew usiciamusic. authorities tell cnn pills were found in the home when he died, but haven't turned up any valid prescriptions. focus on the possibility that others obtained the medication for prince. police file a search warrant at the clinic he works to seize prince's medical records. state records show that dr. schulenberg has no criminal convictions or disciplinary actions, and is not charged with wrong doing. dr. schulenberg was an employee at northern memorial clinic until yesterday. the hospital said that was dr. schulenberg's last day, didn't disclose why he left the facility. the doctor hasn't responded to cnn multiple requests for comment. while the criminal investigation continues, so, too, does the battle over the estate between the siblings and this man. 39-year-old carlin q. williams. he claims prince is his father, after his mother had sex with the musician in 1976. williams is asking the court for dna testing to

howard cornfeld sent his son andrew to prince's home with a prescription the day before his death. neither is accused of any wrong doing. >>> downtown los angeles turned purposes to honor prince yesterday. prince was found unresponsive at his estate near minneapolis last month. the official cause of death has yet to be determined. >>> guam holds its democratic presidential caucus today. 12 delegates are up for grabs. democrats and republicans vote tuesday in the virginia primary. those are the ones coming up. >>> you can call it the trump effect. political observers say the rise of drum from billionaire businessman to likely presidential nominee could affect state and local races in november. one of those races is the pennsylvania u.s. senate contest. democratic katie mcginty is trying to unseat the republican incumbent pat toomey. both say they'll benefit from trump's name at the top of the ticket. they told us they're confident in trump's impact but for very different reasons. the gop says energized voters will turn out to help the candidates in down ballot races. a political sci

cornfeld runs the mill valley rehab recovery without walls.hey are trying to determine if prince had a long-term relationship with the cornfelds. ♪ >> thousands of people, many dressed in purple, gathered at city hall in los angeles last night for a memorial concert to honor prince. music legend stevie wonder sang purple rain, his signature song. he said losing prince was like moving a member of his musical family. the 57-year-old prince was found dead last month at his minneapolis home. >> a california climber and his friend are in the process of climbing mount everest and you can follow it all on snapchat. this is a video of him, his mountain guide and a friend. their goal is to reach the top while document being the entire thing on snapchat. >> we just finished right here. over 25,000 feet. aim pretty sure the highest human on the planet. >> man, is this beautiful! really intense! >> you can follow their journey by becoming friends with their everest no filter snapchat account. they appear to be getting very close to the top. >> this year's

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 that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: and it was andrew who called 911. good morning. are you dr. kornfeld? i spoke briefly with dr. kornfeld this morning. he said he is not able to talk on camera [ overlapping speakers ] >> no drugs were ever administered. there's never any intention of drugs being administered to prince by andrew or by dr. kornfeld. >> reporter: but the attorney says andrew took a backpack with him to prince's home containing a synthetic opiate often used in addiction treatments. the lawyer descri

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 was advised to report it. but officers were unable to investigate since information is a year old, and she did not specify prince's in immediate danger. jamie yuccas "eyewitness news". >>> on the cbs-3 health watch, surprising new study finds the third leading cause of death in the united states is apparently medical mistakes. researchers at the johns hopkins school of medicine suggest medical errors now fall behind only heart disease and cancer. the study says t

cornfeld was intending to fly to minnesota on friday. >> attorney bill yamwilliam maz neither the doctor or his son met with the superstar, and they were hoping someone would ask to intervene. prince was found in his home in paisley park and called 911. >>> firefighters are at the scene of a hazmat situation located at meridian avenue and westwood drive. ten people were exposed to a dental chemical. hazmat crews are there right now decontaminating the whole area. westtown meridian is shut down between westwood drive and meridian avenue. we'll have a live report in a few minutes, so follow us for updates on twitter @a twitter @abcbayareanews. >>> just a few hours from now, donald trump's last remaining rivals will officially drop out. karen trav ers has the latest. >> reporter: a decisive win in indiana for donald trump, a determining point in the race for the white house. >> we're going to make america great. >> reporter: ted cruz vowed to fight to the convention. but last night he emotionally acknowledged he reached the end of the road. >> with boundless optimism for the long-term futur

he said cornfeld called 911 and telling 91 we're in minneapolis, minnesota, and we are at the home of just disstrauss. prince pronounced dead at 10:09 and "the star tribune" said he hoped prince would go to california for long-term care under the doctor's supervision. allegations of drug problems flying this morning as authorities released this log of more than 45 911 calls about prince's paisley park complex. one from germany in 2011, a woman calling police concerned about prince's cocaineab saying that he advised her that he cannot control his habit. since the woman waited a year after the comments to contact authorities and she did not indicate that the singer was in immediate danger, police didn't investigate. sorts say 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 the music icon. his former employees saying these allegations of drug use don't ring true. >> it's completely exhausting. it wasn't the person we knew. >> for the amount of time we were there we would have seen something. >> re

howard cornfeld, who runs a recovery clinic in california.sent his son andrew to consult with prince, but he didn't get there in time. he and two other people discovered prince unresponsive in the elevator. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew was the person to make the 911 call describing the medical emergency at paisley park. >> when investigators arrived, andrew kornfeld handed over a drug normally used to deal with opiate addiction that he had brought with him from california. there are now reports that the dea and the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis are joining the investigation into prince's death. >>> a school superintendent in georgia apologized to a family after a principal found a 5-year-old special needs student hanging from a blackboard by his belt loops. the principal heard screaming coming from a classroom last thursday, walked in to discover the boy dangling from the top of the chalkboard. the child was kicking and screaming. the superintendent suspended the teacher and two assistants and recommended they

andrew cornfeld arrived at prince's home on april 21st and was one of the three people who found himd in the elevator and called 911. ♪ it's been seven hours and 13 days since you took your love away ♪ >> later tonight at 6:07 our time, some radio stations across the country are going to play the prince song "nothing compares to you" in honor of the singer and superstar. that song begins with that song it's been seven hours and 13 days since you took your love away. >>> the numbers are staggering. a new study finds medical mistakes may be more common than any of us thought. >> how t >> reporter: the number one killer of americans is heart disease followed closely by cancer. now there's evidence the third leading cause of death in the united states is due to mistakes made by doctors and other health care professionals. those errors usually are not added to death certificates. >> we found that 250,000 patients in the united states alone die from medical care gone awry. >> reporter: medical mistakes include breakdowns in communication when patients are handed off from one doctor to anot

horde cornfeld who runs a rehabilitation facility called recovering without walls.ause of a scheduling con anything. in fact, his son was at prince's home when he died. he even helped called paramedic the day when prince was found un responsive >>> and a big encounter with two great sharks. this one was caught on camera. >> they were doing laps around the boat. >> no chance that i will get to see that again >> boys were fishing sunday afternoon when they say they spotted a gray white about 30 miles from shore, swam right for their boat and then began circling so they put a go pro camera in the water to take another look. they drove away after 30 minutes to continue their fishing trip. >> that's calm under pressure. >> absolutely. >> coming up here, experts in the field of earthquake research gathers for a national conference. it convenes here in southern california. we'll talk about the director of the tsunami center about being prepared here at home. >>> welcome back. someone needs to introduce weather. >> a pregnant pause. >> he is checking twitter. we asked him a

cornfeld and his center which treats addicted people.rince and the son at paisley park. it's so tragic. >> it is so tragic. is to sanjay, the son of this doctor who had flown overnight trying to make it to prince because it was a life and death situation came equipped with a drug. what would that have done? if the doctor was anyone to administer it, what is that? >> well, it's basically a combination of two drugs. one of the drugs is sort of think of it as a weaker protein. sort of weaker form of medication he may have been taking. and the other side of that drug is certainly central to these open yids. in combinations it helps the open yids. sort of counselling as well. but not only can see the physical dependence, treat again the mental part of this. the cravings. >> there's an addiction to painkillers in this country. if you prescribe something for pain, then you take more. what is the answer for people who are addicted to painkillers? >> well, first of all, you saw the numbers, we're way overprescribing this stuff. when you get a pre

cornfeld hoped he could mchim stay at the recovery center. >> they are looking into his addiction to pain killers as a cause for death. >> this is all about donald trump. he won the indiana primary and according to fox news. john kasich is two hours from doing the same. bernie sanders was the win in indiana. and 4% for hillary clinton. >> now, we are down to the presumptive nominee. donald trump and now it is the time for the republican party to heal and come together. >>> at 2:00. >> kasich will announce the end of his white house bid. >> if you can't catch hillary clinton. it could be hillary clinton and trump from here on out. >> they look to be very unpopular for similar reasons. donald trump doesn't do so great with honest and trustworthy numbers either. >>> joining us this afternoon. political reporter ross palumbo, who cares about west virginia and california. we have the head to head match up. in two hours. he will make an announcement. >> yes, there was one. >> we went from 17 down to donald trump. kasich will be out. don't look for him to support donald trump. but it is imp

howard cornfeld.student who works at hads clinic on red eye . the drug used to treat addiction withdrawal. >> typically not very common toÑ transport medication across state line. >> many ask why prince didn't go to treatment clinicw nearby especially because one of the top centers in the country is right here in minneapolis. city which clearly2lves him and where he lives. abc news minneapolis, into the environmental home of the future. >> called a passive house. see the action that goessç undetected by those livings$ toni pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief.

cornfeld.. >> ♪ >> uncommon for howard to zen tz his son on his behalf.f. med student whow is very good at convincing people to seek treatment.at prince's cause of death is still under investigation at this thi point and an autopsy has been bn conducted but the cause of deatd has not yet been released. >> these revelations also led to new questions about whether dr. cornfeld did the right thint calling his son instead ofinad calling authorities to beginauth with. >> good questions out there forn lot of people.s not for uslo to answer at this s point but a lot of peopleof wondering about that.erin >> a lot of people wondering, too, when the weather willthathe break. we suddenly got this influx ofsx chilly weather.ther rainy conditions.ons >> cold. >> overcast. nothing to really celebrate,ea tuck. >> today was the worst yet i t thought. >> you think so.>> yhi >> yes. yes cold, misty, rain. >> remember we've got farming, i veg >> oh, yeah. >> i'm trying to look at thehe bright side.e. >> i heard on the radio today is the tenth day in the row rain ow has been i

howard cornfeld sent his son andrew to prince's home with a prescription drug the day before his deathneither is accused of any wrong doing. in the meantime, downtown los angeles has turned purple as part of a public memorial service for prince. yesterday several singers performed his songs as the crowd danced. prince's staff found him unresponsive at his estate near minneapolis last month. the official cause of death has not yet been determined. >>> now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> you need your umbrellas again today. at least the jackets with hoods. we're looking at light rain falling right now. that will get a little scattered throughout the next couple of hours. by this afternoon, scattered showers. looking at cloudy skies right now. weather headlines on your saturday. more showers today. things will start to improve by later on mother's day. so we're going to start mother's day out with a line of showers and then sunshine begins to filter in. more sunshine on monday, temperatures into the low 70s. 60s today. live look outside. gray skies, low clouds, a little foggy, reduced

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howard cornfeld couldn't get to minneapolis, so he sent his son, who according to his attorney arrivede to save prince. i want to discuss this with sarah sidener. hello, sarah. did the attorney or the addiction and pain specialist say that it was definitely addiction the doctor needed to treat? >> no. the attorney did not say that. he said it could have been for pain management and/or addiction. so never came out and said for sure that he was there because prince had an addiction to opiates. what he didn't say -- what he did say, though, was that this was a life-saving mission, and that brings up a lot of questions because just down the road from prince's paisley park, there is a place that treats addiction. and so there's a lot of questions going on right now. why send someone from so far away? why call someone who is a doctor who then sends his son, who is not a doctor, on a life-saving mission? so there are a lot of questions that are going to be looked at by investigators into this case. this was a real revelation. i mean nobody knew that the person whose voice was on the phone cal

this is such a proximate connection that it was actually andrew cornfeld who got off who dialled 9-1-1 to report that was going on at the paisley compound and what's intriguing is that everybody he said was so distraught and this is according to the minneapolis star tribune he said it. 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, ou

help him, and that he called 911 because everyone there was so distraught, that person being andrew cornfeld, all the way in california. >> so explain this to me. maybe a little confusing. there is an attorney here, former attorney who is speaking out for siblings of -- explain what is going on, saying he had an addiction to percocet decades before he died? what is going on here? >> so this attorney is in minnesota. he had represented two of prince's half siblings years ago. and back then he had lots of conversations with them. said the reason why he came forward to talk about this is because he thought oh, my goodness, i wonder if this had anything to do with what i heard from dwayne nelson, who was prince's half brother. dwayne nelson and prince, he worked for prince for many years at paisley park, had a falling out and they were estranged, dwayne nelson sued prince even. this attorney took on that case and said that over the years, dwayne was telling him that prince had a problem with percocet. that he was the person who had to go and pick that up for prince. dwayne has since died, so has

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cornfeld, an intery addiction expert in mill valley, running a recovery facility called recovering withoutnce to stay at the minneapolis clinic. he was at prince's home when he died. his son 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

. >> reporter: now, we reached out to the cornfelds as well as the lawyer saying he is representing thed on an official cause of death. george and robin. >>> now to the latest in that search for a missing florida mom gone for more than a week now. surveillance images show her at a grocery store smiling just before she vanished and amy has new details in the investigation. >> this is such a strange one. tricia todd an air force veteran mother of a 2-year-old little girl and police say she disappeared without a trace. they are grasping for leads to try and track her down. this morning authorities pleading for the public's help to find tricia todd, missing florida mother. >> we continue to ask for the public support. >> reporter: police releasing this image believed to be the last time the air force veteran was seen in public before vanishing. more than one week ago. todd pictured smiling at her local grocery store. >> she was smiling and engaged so we don't have anybody that we know of that wished her harm. >> reporter: police findin todd's car parked near her home a mile away from the st