. >> to paisley park essentially become like the next graceland. up to fans. >> it would be bigger than that. like drums, motorcycles instruments that he played. awards. pictures of him all down the hall. >> is there a public tribute or tributes being planne him? >> there are. we're in talks with them as of right now. >> saturday night live paid tribute to prince this weekend. the hour long special included prince's musical guest spot and never b seen footage. incredible performance of let's go crazy at snl's 40th anniversary after party. >> we'll have more memories of prince later in the show. >> right now a story that we have been in front kelly ripa will be at work tomorrow. she e-mailed the staff on friday that she will be and michael told fans today but now her bff has uswondering. kelly is back but buckle up. wi be a bumpy ride? >> all smiles on the set this morning michael and fill in host shay mitchell. immediately addressing wasn't in the room. >> she is going to be back tomorrow. which we're all excited about. >> sources at live us that s

. >> reporter: fans still pouring by paisley park many telling us a museum like graceland honoring theuperstar. eva pill grirnlgs abc news, chanhassen, minnesota. >> eva, thank you. a lot of people might not note prince often liked to forget about the lawyers. he dealt with a lot of record companies, digit did music services, concert promoters all directly. it earned him respect in the industry but it could complicate things further if his estate isn't in order. >> a lot of huge stars die without wills. amy winehouse among them, kurt cobain, michael jackson initially didn't have one but then they found one. this is going to be a big fight going on for years. >> the problem beyond the obvious is the $300 million is an estimate. and lawyers now are saying that there could be hundreds of millions of dollars in the difference of that valuation depending on who comes on board to mr. the estate. >> a lot will be made afterwards because michael jackson's estate made $2 billion since his death. that's a lot of money. >> expect to see family battles. >> when we come back, the "time" 100 gala. w

david, fans still pouring by paisley park tonight, many hoping it will be turned into a museum, like graceland, honoring the superstar. david? >> eva, thank you. >>> we do have breaking news this evening in the sinking of the cargo ship el faro last year, with more than two dozen americans onboard. the data recorder has been found at the bottom of the sea. here are some of the faces of the 33 crew members who died on that ship when it sailed into a hurricane. tonight, their families with new hope of finding out perhaps how and why that ship went down. abc's david kerley, who covers transf transportation for us, is live in washington tonight. >> reporter: this discovery could solve the mystery of el faro. it was like finding a basketball, three miles under the surface of the ocean, says the head of the ntsb. this is it, that data recorder. now, they have to recover its data and the voices possibly of the crew who were on the deck of the cargo ship, which sailed into a hurricane and sank back in october. the first mission to the sea floor found only parts of this cargo ship, but not that all-imp

six vehicle accidents that took place shortly before 6:00 and the born in on the driver of the big gracelandto the back this and to carve the driver of that vehicle died at the scene fucus in with a dead. >>reporter: in the stress and identical to the real pain on the left the administration is already investigating similar accounts of the drugs in sacramento county would have been 36 overdoses in nine deaths. >>reporter: the temperature to 947 degrees and sanwa fell 46 to santa rosa 46 and not attempt to drop down to 49 degrees tomorrow when one ends up in the industry can fail. >>grant lodes: we were shown some video here from today the charge stems from his arrest last march after a revolving was found and is the world's hotel room these ties to california he's a suspect and the disappearance of wife kathy back in 1982 and. >>grant lodes: the decline to comment and a tradition they cannot give the scheduled revenue rose to 5.3 it rose to $5.30 from 3.5 billion about 1.6 billion people trapped facebook at least once a month during the quarter that is compared with 1.5 billion. >>pam moore:

>> the doctors of graceland memorial hospital have to work quickly to save a young boy who was accidently shot on an all new gray's and there are concerns over sophia's future. >> stop beating yourself up over there. what you did to andrew after everything he did to you, you should feel bad you didn't do it sooner. >> olivia is dealing what she has done but all may not be what it seemed. she is figuring out what jake and row are planning. >> you said you wouldn't bring the fbi? >> i didn't. >> then what is agent dowd doing here? >> allison and ben's cat and mouse game continues and the fbi is on their tail and they don't know who to trust. >>> so many cliff hangers on the prime time lineup. starting with "grey's anatomy" and then "scandal" and then the catch follows by 6 abc at 11:00. tag your posts with the hashtag of the show and #~ 6 abc. >>> as we have been telling you all afternoon the loss of music legend, prince, shock the the world. so often when we lose someone people turn to social media. shondra reims put on twitter, i can't, i just cannot. the roots drummer tweeted, long live

elvis had his graceland, and prince had paisley park. >> prince was very much was about creating his own world, that world was called paisley park. >> reporter: this was his sanctuary. these exclusive photos in "the daily mail" take us inside. the rooftop pyramid also lit in purple whenever the artist was inside. but it was definitely not neverland. >> there was no ferris wheel. there was no menagerie. there's no monkey. there's no zebra. >> reporter: it did have a basketball court, where it turns out, prince was the king. >> and he could make every shot, any shot with his left or his right hand. >> reporter: in this classic comedy skit dave chappelle spoofs prince's basketball skills. the fiercely competitive singer found the skit funny, but had resentment for those who failed to recognize his basketball talents earlier in life. >> he said to me, "i knew i was the best basketball player in high school that they could've had on that team, but that guy never let me play because i was too little." >> reporter: but prince clearly found lasting confidence in his music. could you be the m

fans are still pouring into paisley park, and many are saying they hope it is a museum turned into graceland-likeor the star. "purple rain" is staying in the the theaters because the request for the re-release has expanded to more than 12 locations. the website says that the showing was to end thursday, but purple rain is to continue through next week. warner brothers who owns the rights has not released the box office figures. >>> stay with us next on a be bc 7 news at 9:00, how you can become an extra in an abc mini series and be a part of the >>> walnut creek, burling gate, campbell and all of the bay area -- this is abc 7 news. >> abc has begun to film a movie about the lgbt rights. >> and the movie of "milk" has begun. it is based on the life of harvey milk. >> and so it is called "when we rise" and so you can become an extra. >> reporter: then activist harvey milk turned to his friend gilbert baker. >> i thought that we needed a flag, and we are a tribe, a global people, and then the rainbow was immediate. >> reporter: bake ser the creator of the rainbow flag and in 1978, this flag was one

i went to graceland, sun studios, all those things. i also went to this really interesting -- oh, my god, my cape broke! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, it didn't break. >> you wanted to take something out on me, a vendetta of some kind. choke me out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people who wear capes don't freak out like that. [ laughter ] >> he spent teenage years in this housing project called lauderdale courts, one of the first housing projects ever built in america. fdr put it up, i think. you can go to the apartment he stayed in when he was a a teenager and you can actually go to his bedroom. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's a little tiny room, the bed barely fits into it. >> jimmy: i've never heard of this. >> the window looking out on this bleak landscape. you can just imagine him sitting on his bed looking out his window wondering what the heck was going to happen to but the funny thing is the walls of this room are covered with lipstick kisses. so women go there and they kiss the walls. and i thought that had only ever happened to me. [ laugh

there is talk of turning his huge home and studio into a museum like graceland. prince called it paisley park. it is about 20 minutes outside of minneapolis. 65,000 square feet. you can see there it includes a studio where corecord music, work on his dancing and rehearse with his band for upcoming tours. according to the architect, it did not have windows because when he was working he dependent want to know whether it was night or day. >>> in an attempt to jump start his campaign, ted cruz announces his vice presidential running mate. and carly fiorina's reintroduction coming up. >> live pictures as the warriors warm up tonight against the rockets. they can eliminate houston if they move on to the second round. we'll go back to ocacle. we'll talk about life without steph curry. >>> ahead, an embarrassing toned a test run on the first and only new bart car. the failures that caused this crash into a pile of sand. >> and that's a water spout at 2:30 this afternoon. the storms that are occurring out in the central valley. some severe. hey i think the internet just

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officially been appoint today manage his assetsment as for pacely park, it will be turned into sort after gracelandk and new sigh i am, his brother-in-law talking about turning the $10 million estate into attraction, 55,000 square foot complex in minnesota. it includes the mansion where he lived and died, along with production studios, where he wrote his music, his brother-in-law says that's how prince would want his fans to remember him, and his music. >> so he basically had money managers doing this but didn't have written will, is that the understanding? >> that's what it seems like, so he had sort of people managing all of it but didn't name anyone specifically in any paperwork that he left behind. >> so many questions when he died last thursday, just a week ago now, when we understood that he didn't have any living parent, and that he never had any children. so then the question became well which brothers and sisters would get what? >> now it looks like they're all going to get it, kind of dif at this up. >> seems about right. fair. 6:51 is the time, lauren, thank you very much. walking and te

conversation throughout this area, because obviously people want to see this place turned into a gracelandof people have been showing up over the weekend. the one thing they kept asking us do you think there will be a musical tribute. we were told there would be one. we're sure it would take massive planning but people are looking forward to it. as you see behind me, people are still gathering here. they opened the road back up but it hasn't stopped people from flowing in coming by to pay their respects to a man they loved so much because of what hement to the area. >> i hear there's a state senator who has an idea for a more lasting tribute to prince? >> reporter: they're talking about turning the state color purple. obviously you have the minnesota vikings at play in this area and they wear purple as well. but everyone who's walked out here, you see the purple. it's a stream of people wherever you go. when you go out to eat, everyone is wearing purple so they have really embraced this color. as you see the color around the world, they want this to remain a thing about minnesota. >> ryan

maybe one day turned into a graceland type property we'll have so much more on prince tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you rain scattered tonight and then clearing. great weekend. winter weather advisory until 11pm. >> britteny: firefighting night you can expect a few more showers over the next few hours or so and then we start clear things up as we go into the rest of tonight we see these shores and then sears' not thrill of and winter weather advisory between two to 6 in. at a likable drive a breezy when deconditions into tonight when gus closed its hong m.p.h. and then into next week right now san francisco 61 rare shot showing us the system quickly pushing to the east and single list of its coming down here like topcoat the feature cast shows into the rest of tonight a few other passing showers into saturday sunday we see mostly cloudy skies. also temperature's bomb been up about 5 degrees which will be nice. when gusts up to 35 mi. an hour and up to 33 vallejo 29 concord 31 at san francisco airport 22 san jose tomorrow all eyes are on the re

i do hope that paisley park becomes like a graceland, like we have in memphis for elvis presley.n, there it changes your life. you should have a passport. you are leaving america. you're leaving known space and time when you go in there. and you can see why this place created so much music. why people loved to go there and record and produce. it's just -- it has a magic to it. and he built it right outside of minneapolis. he didn't go to hollywood or new york. and so i'm -- there's a special relationship that little town has with him. he they see him as a neighbor. he can go to the store. he can ride his bike, do whatever he wants to do. people understand this just our neighbor. this is our friend. the church is literally right across the street from paisley park. so it's -- this is a one syllable name that is good on seven continents. that's how big he is, yet he lives in some little small town. >> it is very good, van. as in van jones. thank you. i really appreciate it. see you soon. >> thank you, don. >> bl we come back, prince's mousse speaks out in an exclusive interview. do

some people hope it turns into graceland like memorial to the singer. >> thanks. >>> up next, anotherst on ted cruz and john kasich joining forces. will it work? what does trump have to say about it. allergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. >>> welcome to another hour of 360. donald trump said over and over on the campaign trail if he is elected president, he will make the best deals, no one will make better deals. tonight there's a deal between john kasich and ted cruz, and all about trying to stop trump's momentum. five states vote tomorrow. cruz and kasich are looking further ahead, deciding to stay t

he built that incredible facility, and i do hope that paisley park becomes like a graceland like we havememphis for elvis presley where people can go and see. if you've ever been in there, it changes your life, don. you should have a passport. you are leaving america. you are leaving known space and time when you go in there, and you can see why this place created so much music. why people loved to go there and record and produce. it's got a magic to it. and, you know, he built it right outside of minneapolis. he didn't go to hollywood. he didn't go to new york. so there's a special relationship that little town has. they see him as a neighbor. he can go to the store. he can go to the walgreens. he can ride his bicycle, whatever he wants to do because people understand this is just our neighbor. this is our friend. and his church is literally right across the street from paisley park. so it's -- he has a one syllable name that's going on seven couldn't nenlts and yet he lives in this little small town. >> van, thank you. really appreciate it. see you soon. >> thank you, don. one syllable

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