dr. schulenberg said he prescribed medications for prince and they were filled at walgreens. dr. schulenberg is a family physician and he worked for north memorial clinic. that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an employee there. we reached out the dr. schulenberg at his private office, but he has not responded. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld an addiction specialist in california says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died for what he described as a life saving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> a man serving time in federal prison in colorado is reported to have come forward claiming he's the biological son and legal heir of the late pop star. this will be the first paternity claim filed in court since prince's death. on friday, the judge cleared the way for dna testing to be conducted in case any parentage issues arise. one company says it's received more than 700 inquiries from people who believe they may be related to the artist. >>> and at least ten people were injured after a large tornad

dr. michael todd schulenberg for a university examined prince twice. once on april 7th, before his plane made an emergency landing in moline, illinois. then again on april 20th, the day before prince died. the warrant, which was issued to obtain prince's health records, says dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results to prince at paisley park when he appeared at the death scene. during questioning by police, the doctor said he prescribed medications for prince and the unspecified prescriptions were filled at a walgreen's. dr. schulenberg is a family physician. he told investigators he worked for north memorial clinic. tonight, that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an employee there. we reached out to dr. schulenberg at his private office, but he has not responded. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld, an addictions specialist in california, says a representative of prince, called his client the night before the pop star died. for what he described as a lifesaving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> we're foll

dr. michael todd schulenberg had been treating prince in the weeks before his death. dr. in an unrelated video is a minneapolis area family doctor. law enforcement official tells cnn that investigators want to know more about the relationship between the doctor, prince, and prince's inner circle as they look into how prince obtained his medications. according to the search warrant, on april 7th, dr. shoe lcschule sees prince. the same day, anxious fans in atlanta with tickets to see prince would learn two shows that night are postponed. according to fox theater, prince is ill, battling the flu. one week later, april 14th, prince takes the stage in atlanta. the makeup concert. two shows, 80 minute sets. publicly no illness readily apparent. but privately issues continue with the singer's health. april 15, the pop star is flying home to minneapolis, and the private jet makes a emergency m. >> what's the nature. >> unresponsive passenger. >> he does not check into the hospital and continues home. april 20th, the day before prince's death, the search warrant says dr. schulenb

dr. schulenberg was dropping off test results to prince at psl during questioning by police, dr. schulenberg said he prince and the unspecified prescriptions were filled at a walgreens. dr. schulenberg is a family physician. he told investigators he worked for north memorial clinic. that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an impl employer. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld an addiction specialist in california says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died for what he described as a life saving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news. minnesota. >>> a man has come toward saying he is prince's son. on friday, the judge cleared the way for dna testing to be conducted o prince's blood in case any parent issues arrives. one says it's sleeved 700 inquire ifor people who believe they may be related to the artist. >>> a large tornado ripped through western kentucky. video from a nearby car dealership in down of mayfield capture the twist and sending debris from buildings flying through the air. the tornado then appears to subsi

dr. schulenberg's medical license and there were no complaints against him. it was clean. we also called north memorial medical center to try and talk to him, but we were told by a spokesperson that he no longer works here. so far no one has been charged in this case, but the investigation is still going full throttle. on tuesday, the dea and sheriff's deputies were back inside the paisley park compound, executing another search. sarah sidener, cnn, minnesota. >>> health officials in the u.s. are battling a growing epidemic of painkiller overdoses. around 75% of the world's prescription drugs are consumed in the u.s. >> which is just incredible. cnn hosted a special town hall on prescription drug abuse to shed a light on this terrible addiction. doctors, experts and opioid recovering addicts joined the conversation. take a look. >> lucas is here with us. ray is a former nfl quarterback who at one time was taking up to 1,400 opioid pills a month. is that right? >> yeah, that's correct. >> that's incredible. >> yeah, it started from a football injury. didn't have insurance.

dr. schulenberg said he prescribed medications for prince and the unspecified prescriptions were filled at a walgreen's. dr. shile len berg is a family physician. knows longer an employee there we reached out to him at his private office, but he has not respond. this comes after an attorney for dr. howard kornfeld, an addictions specialist, says a representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died. for what he described as a lifesaving mission. stephanie gosk news, new york. >>> meanwhile, a man serving time in prison in colorado has come forward saying he is the biological son and legal heir of the pop star. this marks the first paternity claim. a judge cleared a way for dna testing to be done, a sample of his blood. one company says it has received more than 700 i inquiries who believe they may be related to the artist. >>> at least 10 people were injured after a large tornado ripped through western kentucky. a car dealership, look at the twister here, sending debris, flying through the air. t and touched down again. >> there it goes. oh, look at that, look at

dr. schulenberg is a family physician. he told investigators he worked for north memorial clinic. tonight that hospital tells nbc news that he is no longer an employee there. we reached out to dr. schulenberg at his private office, but he has not responded. this comes after an attorney for dr. representative of prince called his client the night before the pop star died for what he described as a life-saving mission. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> a massive march through north korea's capital today marked the end of the ruling party's first congress in 36 years. an event leader kim jong-un used to tout his nuclear capabilities. now someone very close to kim has won a powerful new role in his regime, his sister. nbc's bill neely got rare access inside north korea and has more. >> reporter: mass hysteria as tens of thousands shouted, live forever, to kim jong-un, the world's youngest dictator. now chairman kim, sworn enemy of america and nuclear arms. north korea leads the world in displays of mass loyalty, and state power. and this extraordinary show is also a message to t

dr. schulenberg's medical office. the document paints the picture of a man in need of serious medical attention the last three weeks of his life. according to the warrant, the sc hcht -- doctor first saw prince on april 7th, the same day prince canceled two atlanta concerts due to illness. the day after the performances on april 15th, prince's plane made an emergency stop. prince had to be treated at a hospital. a week later, schulenberg saw prince again this time giving him a prescription. it is not known what medications schulenberg prescribed but told authorities it could be filled at a local pharmacy. the next day, thursday, april 21st, schulenberg, went to paisley park to deliver prince's test results and came upon a death scene instead. he wasn't the only doctor prince reached out to in the final days. the lawyer represents dr. howard kornfeld, renowned addiction specialist, who said prince's representatives reached out to him the day before he died. >> dr. kornfeld felt that his mission was a life saving missio

dr. michael schulenberg.prince two in the month before he died, including the day before. investigators returned to prince's paisley park mansion outside minneapolis tuesday. a carver county deputy told cbs news the search was nothing to get excited about, yet authorities spent several hours on the property. officers carried out a search warrant for prince's medical records at north memorial medical center on may 5th. >> as a full-time family physician -- >> reporter: dr. michael schulenberg told investigators he prescribed medication t prince. this mistakenly unsealed warrant obtained by "the l.a. times" shows dr. schulenberg was interviewed by a carver county detective less than an hour after prince was pronounced dead. the family physician said he was "dropping off test result." dr. schulenberg said he saw prince twice that month including the day before he died. >> what this document tells me is that prince had health problems. it wasn't just something that happened once, the morning that he was found dea

dr. schulenberg and his attorney and they have no comment. eva pilgrim, chanhassen, minnesota. >> the international olympic committee says it has no plans to relocate or postpone the rio games because of fierce over the zika virus. that follows a warning from a canadian public health expert who said the unflux of visitors to brazil will result in the avoidable birth of malformed babies. brazil is by far the country most impacted by the virus children. >>> researchers say the active ingredient in tylenol does more than reduce your pain. a study from ohio state university says in addition to helping with pain that active ingredient acetaminophen dekreesz the taker's empathy for the physical and social aches that other people feel. the same team of researchers is beginning work on whether ibuprofen has a similar effect how we view others. >> let's see how we feel about this guy. a two-time lottery winner from long island, new york. >> he is 48-year-old bruce madge is stroh. he won a million on a scratch off card five years ago and last year he w

dr. schulenberg and his attorney and they have no comment. david?> eva, thank you. >>> next here tonight, bidding farewell to a familiar face for so many americans on sunday nights. >>> and more on the deadly crane collapse in new york city. >>> and the queen tonight, her audio caught, in this candid moment here, what she said about the chinese. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporos

dr. schulenberg is no longer employed at north memorial clinic in minnetonka. the musician was found unresponsive in an elevator at his paisley park home on april 21st. when paramedics arrived, he was pronounced dead. >>> one senator is asking for senators from facebook. facebook said it found no evidence to back up allegations that conservative viewpoints are excluded. south dakota senator john thune want to know who at the company controls trending topics, what sort of training they receive, and whether the company is investigating. >>> two other senators want airlines to stop charging baggage fees this summer. connecticut's richard blumenthal and edward markey of massachusetts sent a letter to 12 major u.s. airlines. they say canceling the fees would speed up inspections and would mean fewer carry-on bags. an industry spokesman said it would be better if there were more tsa screeners. >>> critics contend president obama's upcoming visit to hiroshima will be viewed as an apology no matter how the white house frames it. later this month, mr. obama will become

dr. schulenberg. what more can you tell us about him?been able to find out, dr. schulenberg is a family medicine doctor, does not have history of criminal complaints, there's no disciplinary record on him. what we have learned thanks to a search warrant executed at his office, the clinic he used to work at, his last day was tuesday, the search warrant details how he did have two visits with prince in the weeks leading up to his death. he saw him twice. he conducted tests. he was here at paisley park the day that prince was found unresponsive in the elevator. the reason why is he was dropping off test results. what investigators are trying to figure out is exactly how these opioid prescription pills made their way to paisley park. there were pills found on the property after prince died, they don't have a valid prescription yet. they're looking into the possibility of a relationship between this doctor, prince, prince's inner circle, trying to figure out, erin, how the pills came into prince's possession. >> whether others were perhaps ge

dr. schulenberg is no longer employled at the medical center. a spokesperson would not tell us why or how he left. and, scott, according to the warrant, prince's estate manager says the singer dealt with health issues for at least a year. >> pelley: jamie yuccas covering the investigation. jamie, thanks. a new study about folic acid in pregnancy gets a reality check from our dr. jon lapook. and how do you tell more than 900 stories on "60 minutes"? brilliantly and one at a time when the "cbs evening news" continues. i'vand i'm doing just fine. allergies. claritin provides 24-hour relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 allergens. yeah, over 200 allergens! with claritin my allergies don't come between me and victory. live claritin clear. i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. what knee pain?? what sore elbow? advil liqui-gels make pain a distant memory not

dr. michael schulenberg, visited paisley park to deliver some sort of test results, not knowing that hisangeles times" and "minneapolis star-tribune" were the first to publish the warrant. the doctor worked at a facility about 20 miles away from prince's paisley park estate. notes say schulenberg wrote a prescription for prince but does not specify the medication. this news comes right after drug enforcement agents were seen searching paisley park yesterday. that brings us to today's health lead. prescription drug addiction. it's the focus of a special town hall tonight here on cnn. dr. sanjay gupta will help guide that discussion. he joins me now. sanjay, according to the minnesota board of medical practice, dr. schulenberg is certified in family medicine. >> yeah. >> would it be unusual for a doctor with that kind of certification to prescribe opioids. >> it would not be unusual. family doctors sometimes give these types of medications. typically, though, just for a few days until the person who has a particular pain complaint is seeing a specialist in that area or seeing a pain doctor

dr. schulenberg stopded by his estate to drop off test results. >> was it a legitimate prescription, or,as been the case in some instances around the country, were there doctors who were giving away prescriptions in a way that they shouldn't have? that could be criminal. >> reporter: court documents show authorities have taken any and all medical reports from the doctor's office. the singer had been feeling ill in the weeks before his death. decades of touring had also taken its toll. friends and family say prince openly took medication for hip pain. >> jumping off risers in those shoes and the heems what it's done to his body. >> reporter: his fans now anxiously awaiting answers. >> sometimes up don't want to know if there's really a legend or something like that is really doing stuff like that. of course there's curiosity. >> reporter: the biggest answers will likely come from prince's toxicology results. no word on when that report will be complete. >>> google mrplans to ad bans fm payday lenders saying it's deceptive and harmful. google says it will no longer allow ads for loans due

dr. schulenberg was a mistake. it should have been sealed along with other court documents in this case. they are blaming it on human error. >>> let's turn now to that piece of sports history we mentioned at the top of the show. washington nationals' matt scherzer striking out 20 batters last night to put his place in the record books. >> 20 strikeouts for matt scherzer! >> in the nation's capitols history has been made. he had the most strikeouts in a game. the fans and the announcers were electric. >> goosebumps. did they bring it up? >> i don't know. >> and so was scherzer. the 31-year-old ace is now on top with roger clemens, roger johnson and carey wood, the only other pitchers to show strikeouts in nine innings. kerry wood tweeted saying, welcome to the club. #filthy. he led the nats to a 3-2 victory over the detroit tigers. >> game over. >> we got a win and man, that's a great, great feeling. >> reporter: a feeling that nats fans aren't likely to forget. >> again, a win at 3-2. scherzer also scattered six hi

dr. schulenberg and sought records related to prince from an area medical centers. schulenberg says he works with north memorial clinic. he is a family physician. that hospital says he is no longer an employee there. schulenberg's lawyer is not commenting. late tuesday, police were seen at prince's paisley park home. the carver county sheriff tweeting detectives were revisiting the scene as a component of a complete investigation. offering no further details. >> the warrant does not say what the medications were that prince was prescribed or whether he took them. the toxicology report could shed some light on that. it's still not complete, and there's still no official cause of death. >> stephanie, thank you very much. >>> first test of futuristic technology that could revolutionize transportation is happening in nevada. dubbed the hyperloop. this was proposed by elon musk. nbc's gad-i schwartz is in las vegas. this is the first public test of the technology. >> good morning, savannah. that's right. this right here is hyperloop one. the idea eventually is to put peo

dr. schulenberg was unsuccessful. his attorney isn't talking. kurt johnson said prince went to a local hospital and received fluids during his visit. prince's rock band worked for the superstar in the early '90s and helped manage paisley park. johnson was a trainer at this local gym. multiple employees say he is on leave because he was so close to prince. nbc news learned that kirk johnson is now being represent by kurt tyler in minneapolis who specializes in criminal defense. tyler declined to comment on the case. they are saying they released that search warrant with details about dr. mistake. it should have been sealed along with other court documents in this case. they are blaming it on human error. >>> let's turn now to that piece of sports history we mentioned at the top of the show. washington nationals' matt scherzer striking out 20 batters last night to put his place in the record books. >> 20 strikeouts for matt scherzer! >> in the nation's capitols history has been made. he had the most strikeouts in a game. the fans and the announcer

dr. michael schulenberg was interviewed on the day prince died.ng doing some tests on him the day before he died. the warrant also indicates dr. schulenberg was here at the paisley park compound the day he died, along with a couple of other people, when he was discovered dead inside the elevator. it also says that he prescribed medications to prince that were filled at a walgreen's. there is a lot going on with the investigation. dea and sheriff's department inside the compound yesterday, doing more searches, and there is plenty more going on, but everybody is waiting to find out what the toxicology report will say. john. >> sara in minnesota. a lot of questions. >>> join us tonight for a special prescription addiction, made in the usa. right here on cnn, talks about a lot of the questions raised by the death of prince about abuse and addiction, and dependence on painkillers. >> i can't wait to see that. >>> all right, hillary clinton and donald trump getting historically high ratings, high unfavorable ratings. we'll look at some of the possible w

dr. michael schulenberg saw him twice in the weeks leading up to his death.horities taking any and all medical records for prince rogers nelson from the doctor telling detectives he saw the purple one on april 7th and again the day before he died on april 20th saying he prescribed medicine for the singer to be filled at a walgreens. prince seen in this tmz photo the day before he died going into a walgreens. authorities already executing a search warrant on the drugstore. prince admitting he had been sick during what would be his final show in atlanta, the week before his death. >> once again i'd like to apologize for the cancellation. i was a little under the weather. >> reporter: on his way home from that show just six days before his death, prince's plane making an emergency landing in moline, illinois. now we are learning that dr. schulenberg visited prince's home the morning he was found dead to drop off test results. friends and family say it's no secret he took pain medication for hip pain. ♪ 2 two thousand zero zero art. >> reporter: after deng candid

dr. michael todd schulenberg.is is some sort of file video, unrelated to the criminal probe, but the warrant indicates that dr. schulenberg prescribed medication to prince. the day prince died he was en route to paisley park to give the singer some sort of test results. to what we don't know. the role of doctors has really come under scrutiny in the wake of prince's death because when it comes to celebrities, do doctors who prescribe drugs, do they help, do they hurt, are they seduced by the stars and how much is star power contributing to how they handle personal health issues. joining me now, addiction specialist howard samuels at the hills treatment center in southern california. howard, thank you so much for joining me. >> you're welcome, brooke. >> so, first question, you know, when you hear about this doctor who had left the hospital, he had been a family physician, he's at prince's home the day before, has these test results the day of, just in terms of celebrity culture and making house calls, is this fair

dr. michael schulenberg saw prince the day before he died and prescribed medication. it's not clear if prince took the drugs or what they were. >>> an investigative unit explosive now. if you ever have car trouble. you know how important it is to find a mechanic you can trust. >> there was a special agency created specifically to protect consumers. our investigative unit exposed serious concerns over how that agency is doing its job. now a law maker is pushing for reform, including changing california law. >> reporter: guys, good morning. the agency is the bureau of automotive repair, which investigates complaints at auto repair shops across california. but we discovered when that agency find a repair shop doing something wrong, it often keeps that information secret so other consumers never have the opportunity to find out what happened and maybe steer clear of that business. we found out for 97% of auto complaints submitted to the bureau. repair shops never face any kind of discipline. that's more than 10,000 cases each year t. bureau says state law prevents the age

dr. micahel schulenberg and told a detective he purchased tests on prince and took the results to paisleyark the day prince was found dead. federal drug agents are tight lips of the sent of the rinse compound with a dozen agents at the estate. >> we leaf for rent in san jose with a new 5% can on represent hikes in mid-juan the renters were hoping it would be we factive immediately but that is not happening. the new cap covers 44,000 apartments that are now under represent control. >> the warriors will hold the morning shoot around before game five and can close out the lay off series from portland and advance to the finals with a win. steph curry will be honored in front of the whom crowd before the 7:30 tip-off. yesterday he accepted thing is consecutive n.b.a. most valuable player award. for the first time in history the motivation unanimous. >> i looked at the list of everyone who has won mvp before and they let ends, guys that are household names and they jump off the page. to be the first unanimous mvp award winner is something i don't know how to put and words. >> officers say the s

dr. michael todd schulenberg treated prince the day before he died and gave medications. prince died april 21st at his minnesota home. autopsy results have not been released. >>> a teenaged girl facing a homicide charge in connection with the death of a classmate in delaware is free on bail tonight. the 16-year-old is charged with criminally negligent homicide. prosecutors say she beat amy joyner-frances repeatedly inside a howard high school of technology bathroom last month. they say amy actually died from a heart defect that was triggered by the assault. two other girls are charged for their roles in planning the attack. >> she's always going to be in my heart. >> hugs and tears in easton tonight in memory of one of three people killed in a fiery crash last week in bethlehem. family and friends held this candlelight vigil in riverside park to honor ashley mosher. the young mother and two others died when a driver crashed into three parked cars on willow street friday morning. the car burst into flames. see that right here. one person survived. >>> now to a story you sa

dr. michael schulenberg was here the affidavit reveals on the day that prince died but he also ran tests 7th and april 20th. april 20th being the day before prince died. apparently he showed up here. that's what it says here in his affidavit. that was the day prince was found dead in the elevator. he prescribed some medication to prince and that medication was filled at a local walgreens. at this point in time, we tried to get in touch with dr. schumannburg but he no longer works there. we have not heard anything from him at this time but we did manage to check his license. his medical license to see if there are any issues there. absolutely clean. no problems. no criminal complaints. no complaints whatsoever. we have talked to someone who went to him as their doctor and said he was a great doctor but this investigation is in full throttle still. the d. e. a. and the sheriff's office in the paisley park compound searching again. kate? >> sarah there on the ground for us. thank you so much. >> let's talk more now. we're joined by dr. sanjay gupta. he's hosting "prescription addiction" ton

dr. micahel schulenberg was doing on the democratic side. >> looking back at what happened last saturday, in nevada, and at the convention, bernie sanders supporters thought they remaining treated unfairly and were throwing chairs and were threatening the republican, they were threatening the democratic nevada chair. in this were donald trump supporters what would the their different in the media have been? >> it would have been larger but it is not to say this was ignored. it has gotten at the love attention. >> i remember an article that said bernie sanders supporters send a message to the democratic party. >> this is the heart and soul of the i know tad devine running sanders campaign said he does not like the idea of people talking about the violence so largely and even the threats against the democratic party chair in nevada as a result but they did happen and i think there's a sense among democrats and what's been interesting to me even on left wing democrats that sanders at this point is soaking grievance and anger against the party. we heard kerstin talking about anger at debbie w

dr. michael schulenberg arrived at his home the morning he was found dead telling police he was bringings to prince. >> how does the health care system -- >> reporter: the doctor seen here talking about health care on youtube said he saw the singer on april 7th and april 20th, the day before his death saying he wrote him a prescription to be filled at a walgreens. prince spotted at the walgreens that same day in this tmz photo and authorities searched both the drugstore and the doctor's health network taking any and all medical records for prince rogers nelson. >> it will definitely evaluate the evidence and determine if that's where the prosecution is in charge of. >> reporter: schulenberg no longer works at the clinic and his lawyers saying they have no comment at this time. still no official cause of death and officials waiting on the results of that toxicology report. >> thank you so much. >>> now to a new lawsuit over high school lacrosse raising questions this morning about safety. one florida teen's family is suing another student after their daughter was injured in a game. abc's

dr. schulenbe schulenberg, but we talked to the hospital where he worked and they told us he has left histhey would not explain further why or when exactly that happened, carol. >> so what do we know about this doctor? >> reporter: we went and looked at his medical license and it is completely clean. no criminal background. no complaints listed there. we talked to someone who was -- used him as a doctor for years, and she said he was great. he helped her, was a very good listener, helped her through some pregnancies, and you know, what we're seeing right now is that this is a person who was mentioned in a search warrant, because police are doing their due diligence to get all of the evidence they can possibly get, but he is not a person that has any kind of criminal background, any kind of history, and he is not being charged at this point in time. we need to make that very, very clear. but we have not heard from him. we have tried to get in contact with him and have been unable to reach him. i can also tell you that basically in this compound here, we are told by the sheriff's office, lo

dr. michael schulenberg has a clean medical practice record in minnesota. two local health care facilities say the doctor no longer works for them. the north memorial medical center where the doctor told investigators he worked says he no longer is employed there. and an assisted living home said it was surprised to hear prince was schullenberg's patient. at first golden living told nbc news, we've begun the process to replace this physician on our team in light of this development. hours later it revised the statement and said that dr. schullenberg was already being replaced for unreleased reasons. a process that began april 5th, weeks before prince's death. attempts to reach dr. schullenberg were unsuccessful. the search warrant issues to obtain prince's medical records also reveals one of the pop star's closest associates, kirk johnson, said that he went to a local hospital some time in the last two years and received fluid during his visit. johnson, an occasional drummer in prince's rock brand, worked for the superstarr since the early '90s and helped m