here's abc's eva pilgrim with some quick and easy anti-aging fixes. >> reporter: nathan lane the birdy have said it best. >> you look tired. means you look old. and you look rested mine you've had collagen. >> reporter: if you don't have the time or money for cosmetic "allure" magazine to the rescue giving us the lowdown for when you're feeling rundown with quick anti-aging fixes you can do in five minutes. >> you know, women have been obsessed over anti-aging for centuries. it's getting ewinger and younger the obsession thanks to instagram and social media. >> reporter: first up, eye masks to hide wrinkles cause bids dryness and reduce undereye bags. >> i look like i could be a quarterback. >> it is going to take more than five minutes but it doesn't take any time to put them on. you can do something else while wearing them and take them off and your eyes look getter. >> reporter: next three to four sprays of water or facial mist. using a dry sponge tap across your face to prevent makeup from settling in weres. >> it blends and gives you an extra filter. >> reporter: another tip. put

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, extreme weather pummeling northern texas. no relief in texas after almost 20 inches of rain forced evacuations driving families from their homes near houston. the swollen bravos rivers, seen here from space, now expected to crest over 53 feet. >> i didn't know it was going to come up this fast. >> reporter: at least five dead and three still missing, including an 11-year-old boy in kansas. search teams recovering the body of darren mitchell, a national guardsman who posted this chilling photo on facebook just minutes before his truck was swept away. >> it disappeared. once it flipped, you didn't see tires, truck, nothing. it just tumbled over. >> reporter: out east, it was tropical storm bonnie lashing the coast. eight inches of rain submerging cars and making for a dangerous drive along i-95 the biggest worry now, rip currents from florida to north carolina where one swimmer was rescued, but another is still missing. >> if you float out of it, you can tak and swim in. >> reporter: here you can see just how quickly a swimmer

abc's eva pilgrim is there. >> reporter: authorities releasing this log of more than 45 police callsriety 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 true. >> he was really careful of what he would put into his body. i've never seen him take anything. >> reporter: one of the calls police took was from a woman saying she has a son with prince and she wanted that son to attend the funeral. police passed along the message. eva pilgrim, ab

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: new questions about prince's visits with a minnesota doctor, as investigators conduct fresh searches at the singer's estate. law enforcement is looking into whether prince died of a drug overdose. a search warrant reveals dr. michael schulenberg arrived at prince's home the morning he was found dead, telling police he was bringing medical test results to prince. the doctor, seen here talking about health care in this youtube video, told police he saw the singer on april 7th and on 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. authorities have searched both the drug store and the doctor's health network, taking "any and all medical records for prince rogers nelson." >> there's going to be a microscope on this doctor now, in terms of what did he prescribe, why did he prescribe it, and what were the circumstances surrounding it? >> reporter: schulenberg no longer works at the clinic and tonight there is no answer at his home. we di

abc's eva pilgrim is outside minneapolis. >> reporter: prince's siblings arriving in court. the rock star's estimated $300 million fortune on the line tonight. the purple one leaving no known children, all that money, plus millions more from those unpublished songs in the vault could be split among them. most of the brothers and sisters okaying the judge's emergency appointment of bremer trust to handle prince's affairs, but the will, and the judge agreeing, a will could still be found. meanwhile, authorities turning their attention to his medication and whether the star died of a drug overdose. sources telling abc news, the superstar was getting prescriptions from multiple doctors. authorities executing a search warrant at his local walgreens. a possible indication of health problems. his chef for three years saying the superstar was eating less recently and began asking for meals that were easier to digest, as he was fighting off frequent upset stomachs and sore throats. >> he liked to eat very light, he loved salads, loved everything fresh and vibrant and energetic. >> re

>> eva pilgrim here in new york tonight. thank you, eva. >>> and now, to washington. is news coming in at this hour on the secret service. word that 41 secret service agents and staffers have now been punished for searching for embarrassing details about a congressman who had been critical of the agency. so, let's get right to abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: david, tonight, the results of an investigation. as you said, 41 secret service ranging from letters of reprimand to suspensions. the investigation determined staffers snooped through the personnel files of jason chavis, who has been investigating the agency. one agent leaked to the press that chavis once applied to the secret service, but was rejected. that agent has resigned. jeh johnson says he's appalled by the episode. david? >> pierre thomas live in our washington bureau. thank you, pierre. >>> we turn now to the race for president tonight. donald trump getting the magic number, the delegates he needs to land the republican nomination. trump today earning enough delegat

meanwhile, there are some new questions about his health as abc's eva pilgrim reports. ♪ >> reporter:ties turning their attention to prince's medication and whether the star died of a drug overdose. sources telling abc news the superstar was getting prescriptions from multiple doctors. authorities have executed a search warrant at his local walgreens but no official word yet on why he died. toxicology results still weeks away. meanwhile, the superstar's family heads to court as they move forward to settle his estate. prince's older brother alfred remembering his little brother. his attorney putting to rest rumors of family disputes. >> with any estate matter, with any family matter, weddings, funerals, emotions, you know, soar. >> reporter: and with an estimated $300 million estate on the line, people claiming to be heirs are coming out of the woodwork. heir hunters international, a company that searches for possible heirs to estates, have been overwhelmed with people claiming to be prince's love child. so far one man's story has piqued their interest. >> he was born in the '80s and h

>> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> next tonight, e-cigarettes to be regulated now, for the very first timenow being treated like other tobacco products, requiring review before they go on the market and barring sales to children under 18. last year, e-cigarette sales reached $3.5 billion and they are especially popular with teenagers. the regulations take effect in 90 days. >>> and a final salute tonight to the oldest veteran of world war ii. frank livingston from louisiana, enlisted after the bombing of pearl harbor. last december, laying a wreath at the memorial in washington. livingston was 110 years old. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. new clues in the church mystery. the woman preparing to teach an exercise class. the suspect dressed in s.w.a.t. gear. what we've learned this evening. >>> also, these words from scientists studying the san andreas fault. they say, quote, it's locked, loaded and ready to roll what they are now predicting, coming up here tonight. >>> also, take a look at this video coming in. the large wave striking without warnin

abc's eva pilgrim outside minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: a new bombshell tonight. the very day he died, prince's inner circle was trying to get help for his addiction to pain pills. the wednesday night before his death, prince's reps contacted dr. howard kornfeld, an expert in pain medication addiction who runs a california clinic, for what his lawyer refers to as a life-saving intervention. >> did prince know about the intervention? >> yes. >> reporter: dr. kornfeld immediately rushed his son andrew, who works at the clinic, on a red eye to minneapolis. he got to paisley park at 9:30 thursday morning. he was carrying a drug to help deal with addiction withdrawal. >> when he arrived, they went looking for prince. staff representatives apparently found him in an elevator, unconscious. one of the staff members started screaming. >> reporter: the plan was to give the medicine to a local doctor who was supposed to see prince later the same morning. but instead, according to his lawyer, andrew kornfield called 911. prince was pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m., just too late

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>> eva pilgrim on the shores of south carolina. eva, thank you. and for more on what's next for this dangerous weather, i want to bring in abc chief meteorologist ginger zee. >> reporter: tom, tonight, we've got severe thunderstorms already popping up on the map. i want to bring you straight there. from you colorado through kansas, nebraska, south dakota, north carolina, parts of minnesota, a severe thunderstorm watch for the next couple of hours. so, if you've got outdoor activities going on now and you're in that region, please, be aware. already, nearly 30 severe storms reported. then, check this out. the rainfall forecast for areas that do not need more rain, through wednesday, going to get it in south texas, two to three inches. tulsa, oklahoma, there, too. the remnants of bonnie, we've been talking about it. just showers for now, but plume of moisture that led up along the east coast making for a rainy memorial day, we're going to sweep that all out. much drier into tuesday. >> all right, several systems we're watching tonight. ginger, thank

>> eva pilgrim outside minneapolis. thanks, eva. >>> we're going to turn now to those stunning images right here in new york city, and the investigation launched tonight after an historic church went up in flames. the church built in the 1850s, tonight, in ruins, gutted by devastating fire. heavy smoke and flames pouring from the stained glass windows and the roof. abc's linzie janis is on the scene this evening. the fire breaking out, just hours after holiday services. >> oh, my gosh. it's just getting worse. >> reporter: tonight, investigators searching for what sparked this raging inferno. flames shooting out of a giant circular stained glass window, 170 firefighters battling the ferocious blaze for hours. >> i'm personally heartbroken. i can't believe it's actually happening. >> reporter: parishioners crying and hugging, watching the building burn. just hours earlier, the church posting this image of hundreds inside celebrating easter. the owners had taken painstaking efforts to restore this landmark, built in the 1

>> eva pilgrim with us again tonight. >>> when we come back here, bidding farewell to a familiar face for so many americans on sunday night. >>> also, the new headline on that deadly crane collapse in new york city. >>> and then, the queen tonight, and 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, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doct

eva pilgrim news minnesota. >>> ay hundreds of protesters broke through the wall around the green zonend stormed the parliament building. many remained in the square outside parliament. the crowd many of them followers of influential shiite cleric, want an end to the widespread cruption in the government. it houses the foreign embassy. >>> secretary of state john kerry made an appearance at the white house correspondents dinner before flying off to geneva. he will take off to seer -- syria. he will meet with the u.n. envoy to syria as well as from foreign ministers for japan and saudi arabia. he is looking to revive peace talks between syria and rebel groups. >>> airport departure hall is open for business for the purpose of the first time since the deadly islamic extremist attack on march 2. brussels airport has resumed some flights. two suicide bombings that killed 16 people at the airport caused widespread damage to the hall there. >>> serious side of world affairs took a back seat for a few hours in washington, d.c. >>> indeed it did, president obama turned comedian in chief as he

eva pilgrim now with the latest. >> reporter: across the country meetings of public officials taxed withrotesters on both sides refuse to go back down in the bathroom debate. obama administration telling schools let students use the bathroom and locker rooms that match their gender idea. >>> this does not add any requirement to the school district or state. >>> i started skipping school because i didn't feel safe in school. >>> it's important that the school districts set the example and show that inclusion is the way to go at it is the law. >> reporter: but concerns of safety from others. >>> i will stay at home everyday and home school. >>> i understand that things are changing, but i don't think this is the right solution. >>> this morning politics in many of the country's more conservative states defiant. >>> i am working with the governor of north carolina and we are going to fight back. >>> she should not be having to have this debate in america. >> i'm a little bit old fashioned in this way, i think men ought to go to the men's room and women to the women's room. >> reporter: caug

eva pilgrim abc news. >>> iraq's prime minister has been ordered police to arrest anyone who damagedovernment property during the angry protest in the baghdad was a heavily for fight green zone. many protesters remain in a square outside parliament. the crowd many of them followers of influential shiite cleric want an end to widespread corruption. in the green zone are foreign embassies including the u.s. embassy. >>> the serious side of world affairs took a back seat last night. >>> bobby turned to comedian in chief as he took aim at the presidential candidates at the correspondents dinner. >>> bernie sanders you look like a million bucks, or to put it in terms you'll understand 37,000 donations of $27 each. >>> hillary clinton trying to appeal to young voters is like your relative who signed up for facebook. dear america, did you get my poke? is it appearing on your wall. some candidates are not polling high enough to qualify for their own joke tonight. is this dinner too tacky for the donald. what could he possibly be doing instead? is he at home eating a trump steak? >>> donald t

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> i'm recording you. put the phone down.llegal. >> reporter: a controversial new frontier. in the war on texting and driving. citizens using social media to shame drivers. >> look at this person texting and driving. the kid in the back seat. >> reporter: this concerned man recording people he says are texting and driving. >> you're endangering your child as well as everybody else on the roadways. >> reporter: then posting those confrontations on youtube. that wyoming man is not the only one calling people out online. catching another driver she says was snapping a selfie while behind the wheel. >> taking a selfie. >> reporter: in dallas, there's a facebook page devoted to outing distracted drivers. but is it safe? >> you don't know who you're dealing with. the person could be somebody that's armed with a weapon and so forth. it puts yourself in a bad situation. >> reporter: big brother is watching too, cracking down on the 660,000 drivers on cell phones while driving. the national highway traffic safety administration discov

abc's eva pilgrim has the latest. >> reporter: a new bomb shell the very day he died, prince's inner circle was trying to get help for his addiction to pain pills. expert in pain medication addiction who runs a california clinic for what his lawyer refefrs to a life-saving intervention. the doctor immediately rushed his son andrew on a red eye to paisley park. carrying a drug to help deal with addiction withdrawal. >> when he arrived he went looking for prince. staff representatives apparently found him in a elevator unconscious. one of the staff members started screaming. >> reporter: the plan was to give the medicine to a local doctor who was supposed to see prince later the same morning, but instead, according to his lawyer, andrew called 911. prince was pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m. too late for prince to agree to california for long-term care under the doctor's supervision. sources tell us prince was found by his body eva pill gram, abc news. >>> former browns quarterback johnny manziel is expected to appear in a texas courtroom letter today. here 's the mug shot. he was booked

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abc's eva pilgrim has the story from prince's paisley park compound. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it's peaceful here this morning, but in less than 24 hours, a potential fight is heating up over prince's estate with an estimated $300 million on the line. this is shaping up to get complicated. ♪ this morning, new clues about the future of prince's estimated $300 million estate as the superstar's family heads to court tomorrow. new questions about possible sons or daughters of the music icon who died without a wife or any publicly known children. >> to prove whether you're a love child could be an uphill battle. >> reporter: these two own heir hunters international, a company that searches for possible heirs to estates. their office, overwhelmed with people claiming to be prince's love child. so far, one man's story has piqued their interest. >> he was born in the '80s. and his mother crossed paths with prince a couple of times. >> reporter: the heir hunters are still verifying key details. prince's sister, tyka, seen here greeting

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a new government study reigniting the old debate over whether cell phones could cause cancer. research nine hours a day through their entire lives, about six times the amount of radiation an average person gets during a cell phone call. the early findings show a slight increase in cancerous tumors in the brains and hearts of male rats, but curiously not the females. >> i think it's important as a public health issue to at least try to answer that question to give people guidance as to how they can change or not change their behavior. >> reporter: no human studies have ever proven a conclusive link between cell phones and cancer. >> i'm always aware, it's always next to me. >> i mean it's probably something, but i don't care. in all honesty, i need my cell phone. >> reporter: many of us keep our phones close by all day long, even when we sleep. >> it's not so difficult to put your phone a few feet away from you when you sleep. >> reporter: the fda says if you are worried, cut down on cell phone use and go with hands-free options. david, the cell

eva pilgrim is near the standoff tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a standoff under way in this normally quiet neighborhood in central massachusetts. a man holed up inside a home just four miles from where someone gunned down a police officer early this morning. >> auburn has an officer down. an officer down. shots fired, trying to get more. >> vehicle has fled. is responding. >> i didn't see anything. but i heard rapid fire, gunshots. initially i thought it was fireworks. >> reporter: auburn police officer ronald tarantino making a routine traffic stop overnight when police say the driver he pulled over opened fire. the 42-year-old father of three rushed to a local hospital, where he died. >> we will leave no stone unturned in our investigation to determine who was responsible for officer tarantino's murder. every investigative avenue is being pursued fully and completely. >> reporter: tonight, the search continues, divers even going under water, looking for clues. meanwhile, officers from nearby departments, paying their respects and giving their condolences for their brothers in blue

abc's eva pilgrim is in chanhassen with more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. name of that doctor accid t accidentally released. it was included in a search warrant that investigators intended to be sealed. those court documents now providing new details this morning as to what was happening in the days leading up to prince's death. a long line of unmarked cars at paisley park, local investigators now joined by federal agents for a search of prince's home overnight as we are learning this morning that the music legend saw a doctor the day before he died. the search warrant showing that dr. michael schulenberg saw him twice in the weeks leading up to his death. authorities 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. pri

abc's eva pilgrim with the video outside minneapolis. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about prince'sisits with a minnesota doctor as investigators conduct fresh searches at the singer's estate. law enforcement is looking into whether prince died of a drug overdose. a search warrant reveals dr. michael schulenberg arrived at prince's home the morning he was found dead, telling police he was bringing medical test results to prince. the doctor, seen here talking about health care in this youtube video, told police he saw the singer on april 7th and on april 20th. the day before his death, saying he wrote him a prescription to be filled at walgreens. prince spotted at the walgreen that same day in this tmz photo. authorities have searched both the drug store and the doctor's health network. taking "any and all medical records, for prince rogers nelson." >> there's going to be a microscope on this doctor now, in terms of why did he prescribe it, what he did prescribe, and what were the circumstances surrounding it? >> reporter: schulenberg no longer works at the clinic and tonight there i

abc's eva pilgrim with what can be heard on that video. >> we are on highway 85 and my son is freaking! >> reporter: tonight newly released body camera video. >> what's caused him to do this? >> drugs. he's hallucinating, he's going to kill us a some help. >> reporter: showing fatal final moments. georgia sheriff's deputies using a taser on chase sherman, who is having a psychotic reaction to synthetic marijuana. >> you're not going to shoot him. do you hear me? >> reporter: a tense struggle in the back seat just off a georgia interstate. >> he's got my taser. stop fighting. let go of my taser. >> reporter: officers tasing the handcuffed the 32-year-old 15 times. >> i got him pinned, he can't come up. >> reporter: they manage to subdue him, when suddenly -- >> get him out. he ain't breathing. >> reporter: after sherman dies at the scene, the video shows a deputy worrying about his job. >> dude, i'm so fired. >> nah, nah. >> reporter: the coroner ruling sherman's death a homicide, his family now suing. >> he didn't deserve to be tortured to death. >> reporter: the deputies were not susp

our eva pilgrim is there. >> reporter: here along the south carolina coastline we are starting to seehe initial bands of this tropical system move in. the wind is starting to pick up. you can clearly see some people are still trying to squeeze in a little beach time but the bigger concern for the weekend is an invisible threat, rip currents. >> reporter: a forecast keeping millions of americans on alert this holiday, from dangerous surf to high waters. cecilia, residents here are rushing to get out of their homes tonight, and as the water rises, so does the worry. they're expecting more flooding here for several days. cecilia? >> okay, phillip, thank you. i want to bring in abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano who's tracking it. rob, is there any relief in sight for those flooded areas out in texas? >> reporter: well, the rivers will continue to rise but no rain expected for the next 24 hours. that's good news. just west of there, severe thunderstorm watch for parts of texas, check it out on the map there, until 11:00 tonight. also around the quad cities in the midwest until 9:00.

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, frustrated passengers at the breaking point. >> there's got to be a better way. >> reporter: in denver this morning endless lines. this afternoon in baltimore travelers snaked all the way through the terminal. >> it's frustrating. >> reporter: and today, at chicago midway airport, passengers stretched clear out to the parking garage. >> i hate it. i mean, i hope i get on my flight. tsa should know better. >> reporter: we asked one passenger to track her wait at dallas lovefield. >> hopefully, we all make our flight. >> reporter: nearly an hour later she's on board in the nick of time. >> i got on nine minutes before the plane took off. >> reporter: the tsa promising change. the plan -- hire 700 new officers by june 15th, use canine teams to speed up screenings, and ask airlines to reduce carry-on bags. abc's david kerley talking with the man tackling the problem, homeland security secretary jeh johnson. >> mr. secretary, will passengers wait three hours this summer in line? >> obviously, waiting three hours for what may be a two-hour fligh

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a standoff in this normally quiet neighborhood in central massachusetts. sandra bellinger capturing the entire ordeal on her cell phone. abc news confirming, the man now dead. just four miles from where someone gunned down a police officer early this morning. >> auburn has an officer down. an officer down. shots fired, trying to get more. >> vehicle has fled. is responding. rochdale, heading towards the direction of leicester. >> i didn't see anything. but i heard rapid fire, gunshots. initially i thought it was fireworks. >> reporter: auburn police officer ronald tarantino making a routine traffic stop overnight when police say the driver he pulled over opened fire. the 42-year-old father of three rushed to a local hospital, where he died. officers from nearby departments paying respects. and giving their condolences for their brothers in blue at the auburn police department. and this little league team, even stopping by. taking a knee for their fellow neighbor killed in the line of duty. the information continues. we're still waiting to hear more detail

abc's eva pilgrim, on the case again tonight. >> reporter: new tonight, 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 habits, 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 friends standing up for the superstar. his former b eer bassist and cl friend saying these allegations of drug use just don't ring true. >> he was really careful with what he would put into his body. i've never seen him take anything. >> reporter: david, one of the calls police took was from a woman, claiming that she had a son with prince and she wanted that son to atte