. >> last week there was a beef you and captain kirk. shots fired. what was up with that?after 86-year-old william shatner launched his no nick twitter campaign against the bad boy bachelor last week, monday night was a quote, a little stiff but nick is doing audio. >> how is max doing? >> it didn't look that you -- >> he said like he was punched in the back of the c muscle. >> max could be out for several weeks as doctors determinehis oy to heal. ♪ >> troupe dancer stepped in and helped his partner nail a score of 30. >> he was so professional. he dances like max would. >> and fits into max's costume. >> that routine was the second highest of the night. tying for first place with 32 points. >> chris and whitney. >> it was the end of the road for chris kattan but it's he hold gma their one-week stint was worth it. >> it was a blast. it's an amazing experience. >> no doubt. the show is taxing on the body. so back in the ballroom i checked in to see just how much pain they've gained in the competition so far. on a scale from asprin to ice bath how sore are you? >> epsom salt

just last december, hurling insults on kirk douglas on his 100th. >> sandwiches. >> a younger generation got to know don as his role as "toy story's" mr. potato head. >> what are you looking at hockey puck? >> he broke johnny carson's cigarette. >> johnny came at him. >> they told me you broke it on the show last night! >> well, i -- >> i, i, i -- >> my wife and i bought him a beautiful cigarette box which i think he gave to charity. >> how nice. but insults was his big stock in trade. >> it's a great pleasure for me to be here for this kind of money. it's usually 35 minutes, people would refuse to leave because they would expect me to come back. >> when you got an insult from don rickles, you'd make it. >> that's right. >> coming up, taking aim at kendall jenner's pepsi commercial. >> i'm guessing it's a protest for attractive lives matter. >> then simone gives "e.t." at the emotional new dancing performance. >> i think everyone's going to cry. >> plus -- ♪ ♪ on mine hand >> the world premier of the new video state of the serious. savings at giant. only at my giant. fill your basket wit

christian kirk took his phantom 4 pro and started filming the remains of a mall.restwood mall in missouri. this mall was open for 56 years but it finally shuttered its doors in 2015. but just last year they started demolishing it. now you see the graveyard of what used to be probably the happening place in town. >> we've seen a lot of videos from this particular mall. people going in and exploring the abandoned stores, stairwells and things like that. it's weird to finally see it being torn to pieces. >> i'm excited to see what they are doing with the space. they haven't going to clear it. probably something magnificent, retail spaces very all-inclusive. >> an amazon warehouse. >> or that. >> the mall was 1.1 million square feet. it will be interesting to see what they repurpose this land for. >>> he's walking up to people and letting them know -- >> hey, i'm so lonely. >> you're lonely. >> yeah, extremely. >> see how this pity party works out for him. plus we're taking you back to cave man style. >> circular. >> a look at the alternative way of charging your phon

just last december hurling insults on kirk douglas's 100th birthday. >> it was wonderful. mickey mouse sandwiches. cold coffee. >> don also got late career traction playing mr. potato head in the toy story films. >> what the hell happened to this? >> johnny then came at him while don was shooting next door. >> they told me you broke it on the show last night. >> i -- i -- i -- >> and then my wife and i bought him a beautiful cigarette box. >> how nice but six decades of insults was really don's stock in trade. >> it's a big treat for me to fly all the way to california for this kind of money. >> most times when the curtain comes down it's usually a 35 minute, people refuse to leave hoping i'm coming back but by the time i'm up in the room explaining to the wife why i'm leaving her. >> if you got an insult from don rickles that's when you made it. >> take aim at kendall jenner's commercial controversy. the jokes that got the biggest laugh. >> i'm guessing it's a protest for attractive lives matter. >> then simone and sasha give "e.t." a sneak peek at their emotional new dan

he wrote that prescription under the name of prince's long time friend kirk johnson.his paisley park home on april 21st of last year. he died from an accidental overdose of fentanyl a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin. >>> a bay area teacher was arrested. the charges she was already facing when teachers in. >> the reason she was heckled at a town hall meeting in san francisco. >> good morning. we can see that traffic is going to be busy if you are driving around the bay area. more people getting on the road on this rainy day. >> might be a few breaks here especially north but to the south there's another system taking aim and it's going to pick up a little bit later. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it's tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it survives a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. also in chocolate. probiotic bites! clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from chugging hot sauce? ...

>> what made me think we had a case was matthew kirk. what brenda was like to date. >> reporter: matthew kirk, brenda's ex-boyfriend. >> she almost ruined my life. >> reporter: they met in college and were together for five years. >> she was jealous of any woman i talked to. she'd always say things such as, "you like her?" she just got crazy whenever i went agirl. >> how did she go crazy? >> she cut herself. >> reporter: he says brenda harmed herself regularly. more than 100 times. >> his talking about her history and how she isolated him, she did similar things with jonathan, even though, remember, they only dated a few months. >> reporter: matthew says brenda was possessive, yet never violent. well, except for maybe once. >> she threatened to kill my mom one time. she just held some scissors in her hands and said, "i'm going to go see your mom." that was one time. and that's the time that i called the police on her. >> brenda is jealous, creates drama, plays the victim. i believe she is a cold-blooded killer. >> reporter: brenda lazaro

liz: ambassador ron kirk, thank you. >> liz, thanks for having me on.: trade representative for the u.s., he's gone around the block with the chinese before. the nasdaq just turned negative. while we were talking, i told you the bulls were spooked by what happened just about an hour and 13 minutes ago, and that is that the fed is deciding probably which to do. they can't concurrently -- some believe they can't concurrently raise rates and slim down their 4-trillion-dollar balance sheet and the tech-heavy index as you see is definitely far away from the key 5914 level, which would have been a record close. we're at 5895. and as we see this, let's find out from lori, what's going on? what are the traders saying? >> so i find this fascinating, liz. you mention the markets broke after the fed minutes. lack of confidence because of the jeffrey lacquer situation. you know what i'm referring to; right? former voting said official resigned the other day because of allegations he leaked interest rate plans to analysts. so this is reestablishing what had been a l

. >> professional artist kirk larson represents one of the more than 30 outside organizations that team up with the jail to rehabilitate 18 and 19-year-old inmates. >> i'm letting you know you have skills. even if you didn't know it. that's an important thing. i never ever joke about art. that's good progress, man. you went from not painting to being a painter. >> larson has been teaching the current crop of youth tier inmates to draw, paint and express themselves through art. he is with a nonprofit called splashes of hope. >> their goal is to uplift and inspire and help heal through art. >> after weeks of preparation larson and inmates are painting a 78 foot mural in the jail. >> we have probably 25% of the wall covered. >> suffolk county sheriff vincent demarco created the youth tier initiative. he says it not only helps young people but has financial benefits. >> inmates are kept in jail out of sight out of mind but it is a very big portion of a county's budget to run a jail. our goal is to make them productive citizens so they don't come back. we reduce the jail population and don't

. >> reporter: with court documents saying some medications were prescribed by long-time friend kirkmer said he was unaware he was addicted to pay in medication. but a rehab said he contacted them because he was struggling with opioid abuse. >> authorities say there was prescription abuse and following the sourcing, where did that all come from? >> tonight, in the death that shocked the world, still no criminal charges and investigation that is far from over. miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york. >>> a former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, who should be looking to get a lawyer tonight? >> kirk johnson, who's already lawyered up from what we know and the family doctor met with prince on two occasions and prescribed the oxycodone knowingly in johnson's name and anybody who might have enabled prince in his opioid addiction. it was no secret to >> and certainly for -- >> and obviously can't get this one over the phone, so somebody and -- well, i guess, then that's fair, if it's in his name medical condition. and knows whose prince. and himself brought them in. >> and frankly your ear

melissa cochran says she forgives the man who took her husband kirk's life. >> kirk was probably the best man i have ever met. he was, sweet, kind and i'm extremely proud of him, and i'm very happy that the world now knows what a wonderful man he was. >> the couple was taking photos on the west minister bridge on march 22nd, when attacker khalid masood used his rental car to run over pedestrians. he was thrown over railing of that bridge, melissa was injured when she was thrown in the souvenir stand. >>> a world war two veteran, from syracuse gets the call he never expect. person on the other end is man who found a priceless keep sake, staff sergeant john hill lost a bracelet more than 70 years ago on a field near normandy. it was a gift from his mother, he thought he would never see again but now matthew dell monte found that bracelet in february while walking through that field with the metal detector. he used the serial number on the bracelet to track hill down, 73 years later. >>> a cherished memory for a delaware family discovered after death of the world war two pilot. robert b

out to the suburbs now downed pole in the road near greenville on montana road between buck road and kirk road. you can use route 100 to get around that this morning. >> live look at 95 delaware right now, that's clear, also a smooth ride on most of your majors in and out of the city including the vine, 76. >> there is ongoing construction the zero on 492 freeway, nothing that will cause awe problem this morning. in the traffic center amanda mueller jan back to you. >> new this morning, an accident in philadelphia's fairmount park has sent three people to the hospital. not clear what caused the single car crash that happened at sell i drive, south ferry road after 3:00 this morning, two people are in critical condition, the other is in stable condition. >> police also investigating what caused another accident there is one on i95, near philadelphia international airport. single car crash here happened in the northbound lanes near island avenue exit around 2:30 this morning, there are no report of injuries here. >>> well, someone has vandalized yet another jewish cemetery this one in delaw

joan walsh and whicharlie kirk. thank you both for joining. charlie, what grade do you give trump on these first run hundred days? >> i give him an a for doing what he said would he do. i'm personally frustrated at congress. i don't know why they took a two-week recess these last couple of weeks. i don't know what they need a break from, i would have loved to see them push bills through, very similarly to how past presidents have that luxury. president trump is doing what he said he would do. whether increased border security. whether it be vetting immigrants. just like he said on the campaign trail, signing an executive order to help our coal miners in west virginia and pennsylvania. he has been very vocal about congress not getting his agenda passed through. we have frustrations, and i agree, where is that key piece of legislation? we're waiting for it. but confirming supreme court justice as seamlessly as he was able to do does deserve credit. but the first hundred days is not the summation of the entire presidency. it is just the beginning

lyrics to 1987 hit you got the look were prescribed under the name of his long time friend and drummer kirknson including the prescription prescribed after prince's plane made the emergency landing in moline. illinois. >> unre >> johnson picked the drugs up from the pharmacy but told investigators he didn't know prince was addicted and the first time he had done something look that. search warrants show that he told investigators he put prescription in johnson's name for prince's privacy. >> what is still not clear how prince got the powerful fentanyl that ultimately killed him. investigators scoured his computer, e-mail and phone record for any clues but found no prescription for fentanyl. eva pilgrim, abc news. >> very long investigation into it. should say many prince fans, the important part for them is remembering the singer that they loved so much and their four days of, events that are planned there in the minneapolis area. >> vibrant life he led. he will be greatly missed. still is. coming up in our next half-hour, the desperate search for a woman and her step grandson swept away in

a doctor prescribed the drug under the name of his long time friend kirk johnson. autopsy results show prince died from an accidental drug overdose. no one has been charged in the death. >>> weather turned out to be nice for the easter egg roll >> part of the easter egg roll, it rained a little bit. then if you had a later ticket. much better weather this afternoon, cleared up quickly. two, three hours of light rain. and no harm, no foul. ended up being less than a 10th of an inch. we could use a little bit more. prefer not to have it on the easter egg roll. looks like it didn't diminish white house. you will not need your umbrellas tomorrow. we'll be rolling through tuesday without rain but there could be a couple of showers on wednesday. also in the very light department. so our weather headline for tomorrow, sunny and seasonal on tuesday. seasonal means of the season, more typical of what we should see for this time of year, the average high is 67. we were so far above it on easter, can you believe we were almost 90 on easter sunday, officially 89. cooler with c

court documents claiming some medications were prescribed to prince under the name of long-time friend kirkson, the former drummer said he was unaware prince was addicted to pain medication. but a drug rehab center said johnson contacted them because the star was struggling with opiate use. today his attorneys saying johnson never supplied the drugs, which later caused prince's death. >> authorities seem to have indications there was prescription drug abuse, so they are following the sourcing, where did that come from? >> reporter: tonight in the death that shocked the world, still in criminal charges. and an investigation is that is far from over. miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york. >>> in maryland, a routine army training flight went wrong when a black hawk helicopter crashed in flames on a golf course. one crew member was killed, the others taking to the hospital with injuries. one witness says the chopper appeared to lose control and flipped upside down before the crash. the cause is under investigation. >>> still ahead as we continue here this evening, stop annoying robocalls. america

kirk kimberly found stabbed to death in november and his killer has yet to be caught. family says candles totals and flowers that were set up for him were found in a dumpster. and some other items were stolen. someone claiming to be from a motorcycle safety group left a letter behind>> is said we are removing this because it is a hazard. it is dangerous in against the wall. >> some of the other moments holes are now locked up. a $14,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest.>>> for the second time in a month services the police investigating a smash and grab at a jewelry store. the latest robbery happened last week of the reddest jewelry. a man used a hammer and shatter the glass display window. he escaped with diamond necklaces and rings. worth up to $100,000. >>> i was facing the outside showcase -- face-to-face to him. i saw him holding a big heavy hammer and he kept on pounding the window. >> in another case police say the suspect tried to rob a separate chinatown jewelry store at last month. they say he knocked down a store employee an attempt to bre

investigators found a suitcase containing several prescription bottles in the name of kirk johnson, prince's long time friend and body guard. in other parts of the house, bottles of vicodin and perk set. prince was found dead a year ago of an accidental overdose. >>> a member of britain's royal family opening up about his mental health. prince harry revealing he was close to a complete breakdown as he struggled to deal with the death of his mother, princess diana, nearly 20 years ago. michelle griego has his story. >> reporter: prince harry was just a boy when the world mourned the loss of his mother, princess diana. he says he suffered in silence for nearly two decades before his brother prince william convinced him to get professional help. >> it was 20 years of not thinking about it. >> reporter: prince harry gave a podcast interview to brian e. gordon of the telecast newspaper. >> all of the sudden this grief i never processed had come to the forefront. there was a lot of stuff i had to deal with. >> reporter: harry admitted he felt on the verge of punching someone and took up boxing as

thanks kirk, it's good to be here at fox where you get to say what i want to say. glad i tried again. that's our show. see you next week. . >> start taxing, goods coming from china. john: every day, politicians propose more rules. >> i'm very supportive of the mayor's proposal to tax sodas. john: unions love groups, they say they want, but are the protesters the real deal? >> i do not work for a fast-food restaurant. >> which fast-food restaurant do you work for? >> i don't work for fast food. john: bad rules give us warning labels. >> this may contain fish, warning. john: some bad rules rip children from the only families they've known, others with pointless red tape. >> 50 pages. >> bad rules. that's our show tonight. [applause] . john: this is what built america, the declaration of independence and the constitution. it's thin, yet these rules which put limits on government, created the most prosperous and successful country in the history of the world, but after the founders gave us this, someone said we need more rules. and now we did need some, this wasn't per

katie marzullo is live at the san jose convention center where the main attraction tonight, captain kirk. >> reporter: you got it, dan. it was such a fan atmosphere here tonight. everyone just having a blast and soaking up the sights and sounds. and, yes, william shatner was the ultimate draw. he had that audience in the palm of his hand. >> now, here's what i think about that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: william shatner is the comedian of comic-con. fans with serious questions about his future roles got answers like this. >> since star trek generation, there have been rumors and offers and possibilities about you returning. >> no offers! nobody has offered me a thing! [ laughter ] >> reporter: don't let him fool you. the 86-year-old starts filming a new movie on monday. >> he loves interacting with the audience and he's very, very good with everyone. >> reporter: meantime in a universe across the street -- >> the star trek fans are the best people in the world. >> reporter: nischelle nicholls thought she'd like to play a little joke on him. >> take a little break, go over there and sneak

. >> we showed you the apartment damage earlier, kirk brooks catching this lightning over the potomac with storms rolling through the region, and it looked like they took down trees. >> reporter: they sure did. this is not too far from the station, and this is typical across parts of the metro area, upper northwest, and silver spring, up ander silver spring, and owl to hillendale, and we will show you the other damage with the storm report, and that's pretty much cleaned up right now, and only 20 households without power in upper northwest and montgomery county. the two reports of the tree damage, and one is more impressive than the other. this is the tree that is down, blocked at one point in silverspring, and this one is down near college park, and that's more intense with the structural damage possible to the apartment building. we talked about that at the top of the show. i went back to the radar and showed grow the sheer. i tweeted this out, and there's the sheer going along the east- west highway, and we had sheer anywhere 50 to 60 miles an hour with winds, 60 to 70 miles an hou

what he has to say about trade rumors surrounding kirk cousins. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> and> those dreaded penguins. it was another close game for the caps but they did not win last night's game at home. >> penguins star sidney crosby had two goals before the caps scored one. there's a whole series left to play in this thing. keep your hopes up. >> another game saturday night right on nbc 4. >> 4:27. >> i'm aaron gill crest. >> i'm eun yang. carol maloney will have more. >> melissa is keep her eye on the roads and sheila and chuck. call it hot. >> it is hot. no matter what month it is, 90 degrees is hot by my standards, anyway. too hot. >> we're looking at potentially near record high temperatures as we go into tomorrow. today is another good one. here's a look at the radar. rain overnight. we're still seeing some of those showers but they're mostly moving into parts of delaware now. you could be running into wet roadways. temperatures very comfortable. you don't need a jacket, we are in the upper 60s. lorton, 68 fredericksburg, 68. >> nice, clear skies after late night show

to his 1987 hit "u got the look" were prescribed under the name of his long time friend and drummer kirk johnson, including the oxycodone prescribed by dr. todd shulenberg after prince's plane made that emergency landing in moline, illinois. >> what's the nature of the emergency? >> unresponsive passenger. >> reporter: johnson picked those drugs up from the pharmacy, but told investigators he didn't know prince was addicted, and it was the first time he had done something like that for prince. the search warrants now show that schulenberg told investigators he put the prescription in johnson's name for prince's privacy. david, what's still not clear is how prince got the powerful narcotic fentanyl that ultimately took his life. investigators scoured his computer, email, and phone records looking for any clues, but found no prescriptions for fentanyl. david? >>> thank you, eva. >>> developing headline out of arkansas today. place to hold the executions of eight men. they were scheduled to die over the next 11 days. two separate courts have now put stays on those executions. . the governor

court documents claiming some medications were prescribed to prince under the name of long-time friend kirkohnson, the former drummer said he was unaware prince was addicted to pain medication. but a drug rehab center said johnson contacted them because the star was struggling with opiate use. his attorney saying johnson never supplied the drugs, which later caused prince's death. >> authorities seem to have indications there was prescription drug abuse so they're following the sourcing, where did that all come from. >> reporter: in the death that shocked the world, still no criminal charges and an investigation that is far from over. miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york. >> certainly still feeling the loss of such a huge talent. we'll turn now to meteorologist bill karins with your tuesday forecast. what are you seeing? >> too much rain on the map. the west dealing with a wet pattern. still more snow in the higher elevations of northern california. the olympics are getting a good deal of rainfall, some of the showers, portland to seattle. okay in san francisco and l.a. fresno you've got sho

court documents claiming some medications were prescribed to prince under the name of long-time friend kirkohnson, the former drummer said he was unaware prince was addicted to pain medication. but a drug rehab center said johnson contacted them because the star was struggling with opiate use. his attorney saying johnson never supplied the drugs, which later caused prince's death. >> authorities seem to have indications there was prescription drug abuse so they're following the sourcing, where did that all come from. >> reporter: in the death that shocked the world, still no criminal charges and an investigation that is far from over. miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york. >> let's turn now to nbc meteorologist bill karins with your tuesday forecast. bill? >> good morning, gigi. rolling through the dakotas with showers and thunderstorms, a cold rain through minnesota, overall pretty nice travel day today across the country. very warm, the southern half of the nation. showers and thunderstorms from atlanta up to tennessee and into north carolina. we still have our storm moving through the inte

katie marzullo is live at the san jose convention center where the main attraction tonight, captain kirk. >> reporter: you got it, dan. it was such a fan atmosphere here tonight. everyone just having a blast and soaking up the sights and sounds. and, yes, william shatner was the ultimate draw. he had that audience in the palm of his hand. >> now, here's what i think about that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: william shatner is the comedian of comic-con. fans with serious questions about his future roles got answers like this. >> since star trek generation, there have been rumors and offers and possibilities about you returning. >> no offers! nobody has offered me a thing! [ laughter ] >> reporter: don't let him fool you. the 86-year-old starts filming a new movie on monday. >> he loves interacting with the audience and he's very, very good with everyone. >> reporter: meantime in a universe across the street -- >> the star trek fans are the best people in the world. >> reporter: nischelle nicholls thought she'd like to play a little joke on him. >> take a little break, go over there and sneak

plus, bob odin kirk. lucy hale. and music from brad paisley. do not change the channel. good. >>> and happening now on our twitter feed, four bay area hospitals are now facing fines for failing to properly care for parents. the fines leveed by the department of public health total hundreds of thousands of dollars. we posted that story and those hospitals on our website. >>> you could say it is about time. new research from real estate research firm stillo showed that monthly rent dipped slightly in the bay area last month. that full story is on our home page. back with more news in a moment. pack up the delicious ravioli. the ride is over. a legendary deli in oakland -- is closing its doors -- after 91 >>> okay. pack up those delicious ravioli the ride is over. a legendary deli in oakland is closing its doors after more than 90 years in business. it is choosing to close up shop. the family who opens the deli says they are leaving in part because of the constant graffiti and vandalism in the area. they say they have asked oakland city leaders to help stop the vandals but