howard kornfeld's attorney, william muazy. >> dr.nfeld felt that his mission was a life-saving kssion. >> reporter: dr. kornfeld is a nationally recognized addiction treatment specialist who runs a addiction facility in california. muazy says on wednesday, april 20th, his client received a call from a member of prince's inner circle who described him as suffering from a grave medical condition. >> he set into motion a plan to get prince to a doctor in minnesota on thursday morning. >> reporter: kornfeld sent his son andrew to minnesota on a red eye flight to walk prince through the recovery program at bs home thursday morning. that's when the singer's body was discovered. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: in the transcript of the 911 call, andrew kornfeld tells the dispatcher, "we're at prince's house. the person is dead here, and the people are just distraught." muazy says andrew had a supply of addiction treatment m

howard kornfeld's attorney. >> dr.d felt that his mission of a lifesaving mission. >> reporter: dr. kornfeld is a nationally recognized addiction treatment specialist who runs an addiction facility in california. his attorney says on wednesday, april 20th, his client received a call from a member of prince's inner circle who described him as suffering from a grave medical condition. >> he said in the motion a plan to get him to a doctor. >> reporter: kornfeld sent his son to walk prince through the steps. >> one of the staff started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: mazi said prince had a supply of treatment medications with him. >> no drugs were ever administered. there was never any intention of drugs being administered. >> reporter: andrew kornfeld has been questioned by authorities about the medication. he says they were for the local doctor and not for prince directly. he could face criminal charges if authorities don't believe him.

william kornfeld in california could not clear his schedule.w kornfeld took a red eye flight to meet with the singer. andrew wanted tovi to check into his father's clinic in california after he was evaluated in minnesota. but when andrew arrived at prince's paisley park estate it was already too late. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: mauzy says andrew kornfeld made the call to 911. in the transcript he tells the dispatcher we are at prince's house. the person is dead here. and the people are just distraught. his attorney says kornfeld had buprenorphine to treat pain medication and addiction. >> those pills were to be delivered. >> prince was notoriously private. friends and people who worked with the singer over the years told us they never saw any addict tugs pain pills. however, cbs news confirmed that prescription painkillers were found inside his home. >> reporter: officials have not released a cause of death, we're told that autopsy results as well as toxicology are

kornfeld. >> reporter: the family's attorney says andrew kornfeld is a spokesperson for the outpatient clinic and frequently meets with patients to convince them to come get treatment at their clinic. in mill valley cate cauguiran, kpix5. >> in an interview with the chronicle dr. kornfeld said, "if this disease was not sigma tied, patients would seek care -- stigmatized, patients would seek care earlier and there would be less deaths." >>> the age to buy cigarettes in california is going up from 18 to 21. governor jerry brown signed the bill today taking effect june 9th. the lawmaker who sponsored it said those three years make a big difference. me restrictions on >> a young adult that is 17, he or she is more likely to have a friend who is 18 that's going to buy them cigarettes. that same 17-year-old is less likely to have somebody in their social network that's 21 that's going to be able to buy for them. >> the governor also signed a bill placing the same restrictions on e-cigarettes as tobacco. that means no vaping at work or school or in restaurants or hospitals. >>> this november

kornfeld, runs an addiction facility in california. mazi says wednesday, april 20th.s client received a call from a member of prince's inner circle who described him as suffering from a grave medical condition. >> he set into motion a plan to get prince to a doctor in minnesota thursday morning. kornfeld sent his son to minnesota on a red eye flight to walk prince through the recovery program. that's when the singer's bed was discovered. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: in the transcript of the 911 call, andrew kornfeld tells the dispatcher we are at prince's house. the person is dead here and the people are just distraught. andrew had a supply of addiction treatment medications with him. >> no drugs were ever administered. there is never any intention of drugs being administered. >> andrew kornfeld has been questioned by investigators. he says the medications were to be delivered to prince's local doctor. scott, if authorities don't believe him, he c

kornfeld's son through to prince home to discuss the program. tmz is reporting that andrew kornfeld is being investigated for an unauthorized practice of medicine. >>> the santa clara county district attorney has determined a san jose police officer was justified when he shot and killed a suicidal man who adjusts gunned down and other officer. just over a year ago scott dunham stood at the balcony of his apartment when he shot and killed officer johnson. another officer returned fire and killed dunham. the da said dunham had a history of mental illness and domestic violence and officers had the legal right to use lethal force to prevent the loss of innocent lives. >>> san francisco police are asking for your help to search for a man who has been missing for a week. they say keeps green was last seen last friday leaving his home. over the weekend a hiker found his phone in golden gate park. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >>> police need your help to find a man who attacked a woman in san francisco. we want to show

andrew kornfeld had in possessi possession, buprenorphine.diction specialist at the university of minnesota. >> buprenorphine its used particularly with withdrawal, person maze be on tight withdraw from opiods or on it for maintenance. >> reporter: the medical examiner's toxicology report determining prince's cause of death could come next week. scott it could be sealed due to the ongoing criminal investigation. >> jamie yuccas near prince's home. thank you very much. >>> extreme turbulence gave passengers a flight they'll never forget. coming up. >>> passengers on an etihad jet had the fright of their lives yesterday. extreme turbulence over indonesia. vinita nair has this. >> reporter: on this cell phone video you can hear passengers, praying, crying, screaming as the airbus a 330 violently shakes. the turbulence started 45 minutes before flight was scheduled to land in jakarta. shaking was so strong that oxygen masks deployed. and storage bins started to rip. photos posted on social media by passengers showed food and garbage strewn all ov

kornfeld sent his son, andrew, to minneapolis to facilitate treatment. william mauzy is kornfeld's attorney. >> andrew's purpose in being there was to describe the recovery without walls program, to familiarize prince with that. >> reporter: instead, an driewfs among the group that found prince unconscious in the elevator the next morning. andrew kornfeld had in his possession an opiod treatment drug called buprenorphine. dr. shiela specker is an addiction specialist at the university of minnesota. >> buprenorphine is used particularly for withdrawal, so a person may be to to withdrew from opiods, or they may be to for maintenance. >> reporter: the medical examiner's toxicology report determining prince's cause of death could come next week, but, scott, it could also be sealed due to the ongoing criminal investigation. >> pelley: jamie yuccas near prince's home tonight. jaime, thank you very much. extreme turbulence gave passengers a flight they'll never forget. unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both

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 kornfeld called 911. prince was pronounced dead at 10:09 a.m., just too late for prince to agree to go to california for long-term care under the doctor's supervision. david, sources telling us, prince's bodyguard found him, his personal assistant was also there. david? >> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> next this evening, president obama arriving in flint, michigan, amid questions about whether the president would drink the water there. the water that authorities say is now safe to drink. here's what happened, from abc's alex perez in flint. >> reporte

kornfeld? i spoke briefly with dr. kornfeld this morning. he said he is not able to talk on camera [ overlapping speakers ] >> no drugs were ever administered. there's never any intention of drugs being administered to prince by andrew or by dr. kornfeld. >> reporter: but the attorney says andrew took a backpack with him to prince's home containing a synthetic opiate often used in addiction treatments. the lawyer described the doctor's plan as a, quote, life-saving mission. the doctor had arranged for prince to see a doctor there in minnesota before he started his treatment with dr. kornfeld. live in mill valley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> developing news on the campaign trail. sources say john kasich is out. this afternoon, the ohio governor is expected to officially suspend his campaign in the race toward the republican presidential nomination. this comes on the heels of ted cruz dropping out of the gop race yesterday. and in effect, clears the field for donald trump to become the party's nominee. cbs reporter craig boswell has the latest f

howard kornfeld, who runs a recovery clinic in california. kornfeld sent his son andrew to consult with prince, but he didn't get there in time. he and two other people were the ones who discovered prince unresponsive in an elevator. >> one of the staff members started screaming. andrew was the person to make the 911 call describing the medical emergency at paisley park. >> when investigators arrived, andrew kornfeld handed over a drug normally used to deal with an opiate addiction that he had brought with him from california. there are now reports that the dea and the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis are joining the investigation. >>> about a quarter past 5:00. if you're heading out the door and use 95, hang on a second and listen in. >> jessica, remind us where it is and what the problem is. >> we have an accident scene just past the work zone on 95. if you're headed southbound. all lanes are blocked right now. this is our camera around the blue route headed southbound. you can see traffic not moving at all. just a string of bright lig

kornfeld felt it was a life-saving mission to get prince the help he needed. federal authorities are not commenting at this point, but authorities tell the "star tribune" up in that while this is criminal investigation it remains unclear whether any charges will be filed in terms of the actual cause of prince's death. that's to be determined pending toxicology reports. >> thank you. >>> time is 7:11. an antioch police officer shot, three others injured. in minutes what we are learning about the driver who opened fire and crashed into several cars. >>> this is day 15. a san francisco hunger strike outside a police station in the mission. the latest on a protester who was hospitalized after fainting yesterday. >>> good morning. a commute is getting busier by the moment. this is 237 in san jose heading over towards the airport. traffic is going to be slow as you head west. >>> well, already some misty light rain up in the santa cruz mountains. highway 17 and thunderstorms in the sierra. it's getting closer for us, too. we will take a look at it. >>> welcome back

howard kornfeld. a drug addiction specialist in california.he doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life saving mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment with a local doctor for the next day and sent his son who is not an md on an overnight flight to meet with the musician and discuss the california addiction clinic recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park, no one could find prince. so they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew called 911. >> medical, paisley park. >> reporter: when investigators arrived, andrew handed over buprenorphine, a drug used to treat opioid addiction he had brought with him from california. the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis said it's joining the investigation into prince's death. ♪ until now, many friends and family have said prince did not take drugs. and did not have an addictio

howard kornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california.ding to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> it set in motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment with a local doctor for the next day and sent his son, who is not an m.d., on his overnight flight to meet with the musician and discuss the family's california addiction clinic, recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park on the morning of april 21st, no one could find prince. so they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew called 911. when investigators arrived, andrew handed over a drug used to treat opioid addiction that he had brought california. and tonight the u.s. attorney's office in minneapolis said it is joining the investigation into prince's death. until now, many friends and family have said prince did not take drugs. and did not have an addiction

howard kornfeld and his sun, andrew. he runs and addiction program in california known as recovery without walls. he was contacted by representatives of prince for an intervention the day before he was found dead. the goal was to convince the superstar to come to the recovery center for emergency treatment.>> andrew heard screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: it was andrew that called 911 . andrew is not a doctor and a spokesman for the recovery program. he was carrying an opioid-based painkiller. he was going to give the drugs to a local doctor to administer to prince. he is worried that his client could become the focus of a local probe. >> the good samaritan 9-1-1 law provides immunity for people who make a 9-1-1 emergency call . they are to receive immunity for any medications or controlled substances found at the scene. >> reporter: the drug enforcement agency confirmed on wednesday that they are involved in prince's death. the prescription drug, diversion. they do n

howard kornfeld and his son, andrew. both refused to comment on the day before prince, representatives of prince called dr. kornfeld to help treat him for a reported addiction to painkillers. andrew kornfeld flew to prince's minnesota home to discuss the program. tmz is reporting that andrew kornfeld, who is not a doctor but the doctor son, is being investigated for unauthorized packets of medicine. >>> comedian, arsenio hall is suing singer, sinead o'connor, after she suggested he supplied drugs to prince. she alleged he had been providing drugs for more than 20 years. seo hall has filed a $5 million lawsuit against sinead o'connor calling the claim, despicable, fabricated lies. >>> the gilmore school district is being accused of not reporting sexual harassment by one of its teachers. the lawsuit was filed by lori allred. she claims the district knew that dougless le sent inappropriate text messages to a 15-year-old female student at gilroy high back in 2014. the student's mother said the teenager immediately reported t

andrew kornfeld had in his possession an opioid treatment poug called buprenorphine. dr.hiela specker is an addiction specialist at the university of minnesota. >> buprenorphine is used particularly for withdrawal, so a person may be on it to bethdrew from opioids, or they may be on it for maintenance. >> reporter: the medical examiner's toxicology report setermining prince's cause of death could come next week, but, scott, it could also be sealed ce to the ongoing criminal investigation. >> pelley: jamie yuccas near prince's home tonight. jamie, thank you very much. extreme turbulence gave passengers a flight they'll never forget. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor sa

howard kornfeld and his son andrew. dr. kornfeld was recorded going into his clinic while his son went for a walk. both refused to comment. on the day before prince died, a singer representative asked dr. kornfeld to treat him for addiction to pain killers. dr. kornfeld's son flew to minnesota to discussrehab. >>> and san francisco city attorney herrera is considering suing the academy of the ard. city has imposed thousands of dollars in fines against it the school for alleged planning violations. the university says it has been working with the city's planning commission for the last six months trying to resolve the issues. herrera says that those fines have not been paid. >> i am fired up. this is embarrassing that we are sitting here when we have been fighting this for ten years and i'm angry bit. >> the academy of art university is the nation's largest for-profit school and one of the city's biggest landlords. >> right now, police officers from around the bay area and around the state are flying to new jersey for a cycl

kornfeld. this is something that andrew has done for years, a spokesman for the program and to convince patients to go there and how it would be in their best medical interests to go there. >> reporter: andrew, unlike his dad, is not a medical doctor. according to his facebook page he studied neuroscience and behavior at uc-santa cruz. he works at his at dad's clinic for five years, then is a chief executive office of a company in berkeley, described as offering strategic marketing, consulting and design for bay area health professionals. we should mention that andrew's attorney says that he was going to bring those pills to prince's doctor but now the dea is investigating. allen? >> jackie, so what we know so far, is the son andrew in danger of being charged criminally? >> reporter: actually, not according to his attorney. he is safe. andrew is protected by the good samaritan law. in his opinion, that law protects people who willingly help someone who is in dire need so he thinks that his clie

doctor howard kornfeld's attorney said that the staff called the addiction specialist the night before he died with a urgent plea. >> the doctor felt that his mission was a life saving mission. >> kornfeld could not clear his calendar but sent a member of his team, his own son, andrew, to paisley park to meet with prince until he could arrive the next day. >> andrew's purpose in being there was to describe the recovery without walls program to familiarize prince with that. prince could go there for pain management, and any addiction issues. >> but he was too late, he arrived to find prince unconscious, in fact, andrew made the call to 9-1-1. >> he arrived to see him dead in an elevator and unconscious, so it was certainly a difficult time. >> the kornfeld's are not talking publically and the attorneys say it was tough. the folks in the area say they hope he made it to recover. >> i work here and i heard good things about the doctor. maybe he could have really helped him. >> the attorney said that the doctor and his son never met prince or even spoke to him. and while, andrew did take s

howard kornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california. according to the doctors, minneapolis attorney. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life saving mission. >> reporter: kornfeld made prince an appointment for the next day and sent his son on an overnight flight to meet with the musician and to discuss the family's california addiction clinic recovery without walls. but according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here on the morning of april 21, no one could find prince. so they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: andrew called 911. >> medical to paisley park. not breathing. >> reporter: when investigators arrived andrew handed over a drug used to treat opioid addiction he had brought with him from california. stephanie gosk, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> bob bennett has died at the age of 92. he was a moderate republican and he was one of the first incumbents ousted in the tea party led back in 2010. he died

kornfeld's lawyer says he does not have much to add to the invetsigation. "there still remain issues of patient confidentiality post- mortem. dr. kornfeld was never able to meet prince, never talked to prince and, sadly, not able to arrive in time to help prince." >>catherine heenan:six days before his death, prince's private plane made an emergency landing in moline, illinois. >>catherine heenan:sources have said prince was over-dosing on opioids. paramedics at the airport gave him a shot of an antidote. he was taken to a hospital, but left within a few hours against medical advice.when he was told he couldn't have a private room. >>pam:drug addiction is powerful thing. and treating the problem is not easy. >>pam:kron 4's justine waldman just got back from interviewing a drug addiction expert. she is live from the newsroom now, with what she learned. justine. >>reporter:the doctor i just spoke with called opiate addiction an epidemic across the country. >>reporter:and the treatment involves both therapy. and taking presciption drugs. >>reporter:the most co

>> reporter: the kornfelds aren't talking publicly, but their attorney says it's been difficult. folks in mill valley says they wish prince had made it to marin to recover. >> i work in the area, and i've heard good things about the doctor, so maybe he could have really helped him. >> reporter: the doctor's attorney says andrew kornfeld had pills on him when emergency responders arrived. he said he intended to deliver those pills to a minnesota doctor who had planned to also see prince. those pills have been turned over to police. he insists that the doctor and his son never administered any medication to prince. reporting live in mill valley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> just into our newsroom, they call themselves the frisco five. one of the five protesters was hospitalized today. this is the group on that hunger strike. blackwell, seen here, is one of the five people who refused to eat since april 21st, so a couple weeks now. they're demanding the san francisco police chief, greg suhr be fired. blackwell posted these photos on his instagram pa

kornfeld felt that his mission was a life-saving mission. >> reporter: 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 s

instead, his son, andrew kornfeld, took a redeye flight to meet with the singer.wanted to convince prince to check into his father's recovery without walls facility in california after he was evaluated in minnesota. when andrew arrived at prince's paisley park estate, it was already too late. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> reporter: mauzy says andrew kornfeld made the call to 911. in the transcript of that call, kornfeld tells the dispatcher, "we're at prince's house. the person is dead here, and the people are just distraught." his attorney says kornfeld had a supply of a medication used to treat pain management and addiction. >> those pills were to be delivered to the minnesota doctor. >> reporter: prince was notoriously private. friends and people who worked with the singer over the years told us they never saw any addiction to pain pills. however, cbs news confirmed that prescription painkillers were found inside his home. officials have not released a cause of death. we're told that autopsy re

howard kornfeld and his son andrew. both refused to comment. on the day before he died, representatives of prince called dr. kornfeld to help treat him for reported addiction to painkillers. andrew kornfeld flute to prince's to talk about the program. tmz is reporting andrew kornfeld, who was not a doctor, is being investigated for unauthorized practice of medicine. >>> two brothers accused of killing their parents are due in court today. the first brother was here but the other brother was standing in an area away from the cameras. both brothers will be tried as adults in the fatal shooting of their parents in their home. pulmonary hearing is set for monday but defense attorneys may ask for a delay to allow for psychiatric examinations. prosecutors have not revealed any possible motives in the killings. >>> three drifters accused of killing a canadian tourist in san francisco's golden gate park and a hiker near fairfax are also due in court. earlier this week one suspect agreed to cut a deal with prosecutors, pleading guilty to second-degree m

kornfeld was not able to travel to minnesota, so he arranged for his son andrew to go instead. the attorney said that it was andrew kornfeld come along with three others, who found prince's body and called 911. vonnie: thank you. as we have been reporting, there is a ton of new economic data out today. over the last week or so. to sort it all out before jobs best we have seen various, different estimates. you are looking for a little bit of weakness? guest: exactly. we are a little bit under consensus. but really the expectations are quite clustered around 200,000. vonnie: that shouldn't derail the fed, right? it's weaker than we would like, but probably within the margin of error. and really, it is not the labor economy we are worried about anymore, the creation of jobs, as wage growth and inflation. laura: you're right. it is important to think about where job growth will be six months from now, a year from now. and if we have a slowdown in growth, bad news on productivity or other information, how confident can we be that this expansion in jobs can continue solidly? we have

kornfeld. this is something that andrew has done for years. he has been a spokesman for the program and convinced patients to go there and how it would be in their best medical interests to go there. >> reporter: andrew, unlike his dad, is not a medical doctor. according to his facebook page, he studied neuroscience and behavior at uc-santa cruz. he worked at his dad's clinic for five years and became chief executive office of a company in berkeley he described as offering strategic marketing, consulting and design for bay area health professionals. we should mention that andrew's attorney says that he was going to give those pills to prince's doctors. now the dea is investigating. in mill valley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> coming up on the kpix 5 news at 6:00, we take a deeper look at the cutting edge drugs doctors like kornfeld use to treat patients with addiction. >>> scary scene at a medical officeling with in san jose. patients and workers started getting sick and that turned into a full-scale evacuation. it all started about 10 a.m. this mo

howard kornfeld.ornfeld's lawyer says he rushed his son andrew, a pre-med student who works at his clinic, on a red eye to minneapolis. carrying with him a drug used to treatment addiction with withdrawal. >> not typically common to transport any medications across state line. >> reporter: david, tonight, many asking why prince didn't go to a treatment clinic nearby, because one of the top centers in the country is right here in minneapolis, a city which clearly loved him and where he lived. david? >> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> next tonight, e-cigarettes to be regulated now, for the very first time. now 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 pear

howard kornfeld. his attorney says that the doctor couldn't meet with prince right away, so he sent his son instead, andrew, on a red eye flight from sfo to minneapolis. >> he set into motion a plan to deal with what he felt was a life-saving mission. and that mission was to get prince to a doctor in minnesota on thursday morning. >> officials say that andrew unlike his father is not a medical doctor but flew with a backpack full of synthetic opiates used to help addicts break their addiction to opiates. andrew was the one who called 911 after prince was found unresponsive. in an interview with the "chronicle," dr. kornfeld said, quote, if this disease was not stigmatized, patients would seek care earlier and there would be less deaths. >>> following campaign 2016, this morning hillary clinton and donald trump are shifting their focus to the general election. that means short list for possible running mates. hena daniels has the latest from new york >>> reporter: with his path to the republican nomina

howard kornfeld to treat the singer.rew instead with plans to follow up later. >> andrew kornfeldvmentd helped find his unresponsive body at the paisley park compound on april 21st. >> kornfeld, he brought an opiate and he could be prosecuted. friends that know the family say dr. howard kornfeld is a respected doctor in the field of addiction. >> i just appreciate his thoughtful you know, astute work and advocacy for addiction and chronic pain. >> investigators are looking into prince's reported drug addiction as a cause of death. >>> they staged a walkout today. > >> this is what it looked like on the campus at 9:00. they were chanting tell the truth. they are upset about what they call instances of racism on campus and the group demand as more diverse faculty on race and lgbt issues. this protest will last through 5:00 tonight. >> they are searching for 19-year-old twin brother in connection with a string of bb gun shootings. >> more than 125 cars have been shot out and people have been hit as well. >> they had a break

and it was doctor howard kornfeld's lawyer mo made this press conference, so this is doctor howard kornfeldd yesterday. prince's representatives and some of his associates were concerned about his health and they said 'd addiction problem. he went to doctor howard kornfeld, known as addiction specialist naught california. they call him and said you need to come here to minnisota it has been described as it was a leaving saving mission. doctor howard kornfeld couldn't clear out his schedule so he says you know what i will send my son, he can come over there the next day because i won't be free until friday, all happening on wednesday. so here is andrew, andrew not a doctor, a premed student, but went out to minnisota now we get to thursday, april 21. this is when andrew arrives at pacely park. he arriving around 9:30 a.m. and couldn't find prince. he wasn't showing up for the appointment. so everyone at the compound started looking for him, and that's when prince was found in the elevator. now andrew was one of three people who found him there. and reportedly everyone was so frantic around t

kornfeld was unavailable for comment but his attorney in minneapolis did confirm that his son andrewught pain management pills to prince's home and was going to have a local doctor administer them. unfortunately, it was too late. >> no drugs were ever administered. >> reporter: but could andrew be charged with bringing the medication across state lines? >> it is my belief that the good samaritan 911 law providing immunity for people who make a 911 emergency call, are to receive immunity. >> reporter: the plan was to stabilize prince and bring them to mill valley for treatment. people here in mill valley hope prince's death shines a light on the abuse of painkillers. >> effect that now a major celebrity again, dropped dead because of this issue, it's not go >> reporter: in which -- in recent weeks, prince had painkillers in his possession what -- we won't know until they played a role until toxicology results are in. tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are tracking your forecast as we push into thursday, the week winding down already, you've got thursday and friday then into the we

howard kornfeld, a drug addiction specialist in california.according to the doctor's minneapolis attorney. >> he said in a motion a plan to deal with a life-saving mission. he made an appointment with a local doctor for the next day, and sent his son, who is not an md, on an overnight flight to meet with the musician and discussion the family's california addiction clinic recovery without walls. according to the attorney, when andrew kornfeld was brought here to paisley park on the morning of april 21st, no one could find prince. they started searching. >> andrew heard the screams and went to the elevator, where he saw that prince was unconscious. >> andrew called 911. >> for medical paisley park. >> when investigators arrived, andrew handed over a drug to treat opioid addiction that he brought with him from california. it is joining the investigation into prince's death. stephanie goss, nbc news, minneapolis. >>> long time utah senator bob bennett has died at the age of 82. he was a moderate republican and a vocal critical of his party's cons

andrew kornfeld through new prince's minnesota home to discuss the program.at andrew kornfeld who is reportedly a pre med student but not a licensed doctor is being investigated for unauthorized practice of medicine. >>> lightning strikes yesterday morning in oakley sent one woman to the hospital and really shook up some student and staff add a mitt will school. it happened yesterday as there were two reports of lightning strikes in east contra costa county. a man said that his house took a direct hit. the ceiling fan fell got floor. his sister who was working on torch his mobile home got hit by lightning. she got sapped in the knee or thigh. she is in the hospital now. think another saying that it can cause liver damage. >> just up the road in o'hara middle school, lightning cause add big boom and set off the fire alarm. it even affected the phone systems. >>> a proactive burglary victim helped san francisco police catch three suspects and recover a stash of missing items. a woman told police that one broke into her car last month and stole laptops and a med