marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> now, to the cruise ship industry predicting that a record 24 million people will take a cruise this year, but tonight, one of the largest crew lines is at the center of a lawsuit and facing some tough questions about the safety of its youngest passengers. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: a family is taking on royal caribbean tonight after they say their son nearly drowned while on a cruise ship off florida. >> the most shacking part was when. >> reporter: this woman, of italy, says her 4-year-old son, was found at the bottom of a pool last year after she lost sight of him. >> we were looking for him everywhere. you're frightened. you're scared. but honestly, we didn't think he was going to be found dead or nearly dead. >> reporter: the lawsuit calling on royal caribbean to staff its children's pools with life guards. >> i think, the primary goal here is to raise public awareness of the remarkable danger that there are not lifeguards at these pools, where they are advertised and held out

marcie gonzalez has the latest from brooklyn. >> reporter: a democratic debate battle in the big apple. tonight hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take this stage, facing off for the first time in more than a month following a massive rally last night in manhattan. >> jane and i left new york city when we were kids. >> reporter: brooklyn-born sanders back in his home borough tonight. senator clinton campaigning in the state where she lives. both hoping their new york connections will help gain leverage with voters ahead of tuesday's primary. >> i am so glad to be back in the bronx. >> reporter: the republican candidates are also in new york. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich all speaking tonight at a fundraising event for the gop. following clashes outside of trump's event in pennsylvania

marci gonzalez is there. good morning, marci. >> reporter: hi, ryan and diane.out the early morning hours we've seen people coming by here leaving flowers, we see people hanging up a sign right now, leaving purple balloons, everyone just still waiting to learn what caused prince's death and reflecting on that unrivaled talent he shared with the world. thousands of fans dancing through the night celebrating prince's life. ♪ purple rain purple rain >> reporter: and in the rain mourning the sudden loss of a music icon. >> thank you for loving him, y'all. and he loved each and every one of you. >> reporter: the 57-year-old died yesterday morning reportedly found unresponsive in an elevator here at his paisley park estate. >> we need a paramedic. >> his spokesperson said he was battling the flew forcing his plane to make an emergency landing. a day later he was home in minneapolis giving a surprise performance. ♪ purple rain >> reporter: and reassuring fans. >> he said, you know, when you hear news, give it a couple of days before you waste any prayers. >> reporter:

live in minneapolis, minnesota, marcy gonzalez.ack to you. >>> 6abc.com has complete coverage of principal's death. you can see photos and reactions from fellow musicians. >>> i want to a concert sitting where he came out. they were great seats. you could look in his eyes, he moved the entire time. it's shocking. >> reporter: let's look outside, there you see center from our temple university camera looking south and cloudy skies and we are on the look out for showers, but most of those will probably hold off until later this afternoon. it's mild when you step outside. 62 degrees the winds light out of the south at 7 miles per hour. as we looking at future tracker 6, the model is not really real strong on a whole lot of rain today. i think this might be underselling it a little bit, but 3:00 p.m. there are showers developing. later in the evening hours we have the chance of showers and perhaps thunderstorms any thunderstorms that form this afternoon or this evening, could give you a variety of issues, but obviously they will be pre

in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news." >>> thousands are now living in emergency shelters after a powerful earthquake killed at least nine people in japan. you can see some of the damage caused by the 6.5 earthquake. it struck near kuamato city about 800 miles southwest of taio cruz. japanese soldiers are assisting residents in the hardest hit areas. >>> a little boy is safe after being abducted and police continue to hunt for the thief who stole a car belonging to the boy's father. sky 7 hd shows us where the car was found abandoned inside a shed. jacob vargas was unharmed. you see him there. the boy's ordeal began when his father left the family car running with the boy inside in soledad this morning. someone drove off with the vehicle and police activated an amber alert. >>> police need your help to catch a robber who targeted a 70-year-old woman. this is surveillance images of a blue ford pickup that they're trying to find. the man grabbed a bag as he drove past her. the victim fell and suffered minor injuries. this happened on monday. >>> el nino is finally fading awa

in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news." >>> thousands are now living in emergency shelters after a powerful earthquake killed at least nine people in japan. you can see some of the damage caused by the 6.5 earthquake. it struck near kuamato city about 800 miles southwest of taio cruz. japanese soldiers are assisting residents in the hardest hit areas. >>> a little boy is safe after being abducted and police continue to hunt for the thief who stole a car belonging to the boy's father. sky 7 hd shows us where the car was found abandoned inside a shed. jacob vargas was unharmed. you see him there. the boy's ordeal began when his father left the family car running with the boy inside in soledad this morning. someone drove off with the vehicle and police activated an amber alert. >>> police need your help to catch a robber who targeted a 70-year-old woman. this is surveillance images of a blue ford pickup that they're trying to find. the man grabbed a bag as he drove past her. the victim fell and suffered minor injuries. this happened on monday. >>> el nino is finally fading awa

marci gonzalez, abc news, brooklyn, new york. >>> here's what is at stake. nearly 300 new york delegates are up for grabs next week and the latest polls indicate hillary clinton with a 17% lead over sanders. tone and what we can expect in the next few days and weeks we turn to abc's political director rick klein. >> reporter: kendis and diane, the healing in the democratic party will have to wait. this was perhaps the most bitter and most personal of the debates so far. hillary clinton and bernie sanders going at each other over basic questions of judgment and qualifications in addition to policy and tone. rhetorical differences that have real policy ramifications and i think now given the dynamics of this race hillary clinton coming in with this big delegate lead and bernie sanders with the momentum. nothing is going to change sides in a big way. if anything this sets up another six weeks of harsh, intense campaigning. the delegate lead unlikely to be overcome. new york now setting itself up as critical for the remainder of these contests now the two circli

here is abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: wisconsin community reeling, a gunman opening fire outside of a high school program, injuring students. >> we have another shooter. we have open door at the school and the school needs to be cleared. >> reporter: the dance just about to end saturday night when bullets started flying. police say 18-year-old jacob wagner armed with a high-powered rifle and large ammunition clip took aim, shooting a couple as they left the dance. a young man was hit in the leg. his date grazed by a bullet. students still inside forced to take cover, including thomas blink -- >> i was standing there for about an hour. i was just in disbelief at the whole thing. >> reporter: police say officers patrolling the dance heard the shots and rushed over. shooting the suspect, stopping him before anyone else was hurt. school officials praising those quick-thinking officers who they say prevented a disaster of unimaginable proportions. >> just kind of doling with the situation we got right now and i think it's a lot of shock. >> reporter: wagner died in the hospital. offic

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: like an ugly duckling into a swan, a fairytale ending for phillip duck after getting frostbite on his feet. wisconsin animal lover vicki rabe-harrison stepped in. >> so, i immediately said i would come and get him. >> reporter: but after rescuing phillip, she couldn't find anyone to help him. it might be better, she thought, to put him out of his misery. >> i made a call to have him put down, because he was not going to live well at my home. >> reporter: then, by chance, she learned that middle school teacher jason jischke had a brand new 3-"d" printer in his classroom. her family e-mailed, describing the sitting duck's situation. >> the initial e-mail i thought was actually like, is this for real? >> reporter: he finished them just in time. >> and, i said, vicki, i am working on it right now. the foot is printing, we got to hold off, we're going to make this work. >> reporter: using a material called ninja flex, after six weeks of trial and error, mr. jischke printed the perfect pair. phillip took to his new webbed prosthetics just like, yes, a duc

marci gonzalez has more because it doesn't there. social yist and miami art dealer with are in a war over there painting by an picasso worth nearly $1 million. >> the gallery owner putting the portrait of one of can o picasso's mistresses up for for sale even though wilma tisch claims the piece is hers. the piece allegedly stolen from her home sometime between 2009 and when she noticed it missing in 2013. >> when are you too rich to notice that you're missing a bik casso. >> reporter: tisch is demanding back the pricey painting which hen del claims he legally bought three years ago from a private seller who he believes rightfully owned. >> he's trying to argue that hey, i'm the victim here myself. i paid fair value for this and didn't get it. the problem with that is that a thief can't pass good title. >> reporter: tisch filing a lawsuit tuesday claiming she is the rightful owner of the masterpiece and handel has wrongful possession after he from a storage facility where it was being held during the dispute over ownership. >> what an

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: soccer star abby wambach arrested for d.u.i. and tonight, issuing a heartfelt apology to her many fans. saying, "i take full responsibility for my actions. i am so sorry." one of the most successful athletes in the world, pulled over after running a red light early this morning near her home in portland, oregon. according to police, who tell abc she "failed field sobriety tests" and a "breath test." the 35-year-old helping lead team usa to victory in last summer's world cup. >> none of us ever stopped believing and neither should you guys. >> reporter: then six months later, hanging up her cleats after a storied career. >> i know my career has come full circle. i feel very complete about it. >> reporter: the role model to so many young girls, promising tonight, "i will do whatever it takes to ensure that my horrible mistake is never repeated." marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> marci, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, vacations ruined. think you're checking into this place? guess again. families ending up with no place to

so therefore, stop your life. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. huh.nteresting. if that was in fact stolen, i pretty good case there. might have to return it. >> can you imagine having so much art it takes four years to realize it's missing. > that's nice. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. protect your clothes fromout in tstretching, fading, and fuzz.. ...with downy fabric conditioner... it helps protect clothes from the damage of the wash. bric conditioner. wash in the wow. i won't go far. i'll come back and visit. >> never forget this. you're mine, mine to me no matter where you go or what they may call you. you will always be my son. >> that is "the jungle book" still a force to be reckoned with. the movie by our parent company disney dominated the box office taking in $61 million over the weekend. >> universal's the huntsman winter'

this is a live look at her abc news reporter marcie gonzalez joins us now with more from the campaign. marcie? >> reporter: the sanders campaign sent a message to supporters today saying while they did not get the results they were looking for here in new york, they are confident he can still beat hillary clinton. >> reporter: two days after her new york blowout, hillary clinton back in the big apple. taking questions from voters on "gma"'s town hall i don't what is your greatest political regret? president bush authority in iraq. >> reporter: the democratic front runner has a significant delegate lead over bernie sanders. after taking a day off, he is back on the campaign trail today, still vowing to fight to the finish. >> reporter: is it time for him to get out of the race? >> that is up to him. i would never tell anybody what to do. >> reporter: a much different tone from republican front runner donald trump tweeting about his rivals today, senator ted cruz has been mathematically eliminated from the race and he said kasich should get out for the same reason. but cruz and kasich s

marcy gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: tonight a wisconsin community reeling. a gunman opening fire outside of a high school prom injuring students. >> we have another shooter. the school is going to need to be cleared. >> reporter: the dance was about to end when bullets started flying. jacob wagner armed with a high powered rifle and a large ammunition clip took aim shooting a couple as they left the dance. a young man was hit in the leg. his date grazed by a bullet. students inside forced to take cover. >> i was just shocked and surprised that something like this could happen in a small town. i was completely in disbelief when i heard there was a shooting here. >> reporter: officers patrolling the dance heard the shots and rushed over shooting the suspect and stopping him before anyone else was hurt. officers who prevented a disaster of unimageable proportions. wagner died this morning and officials searching his family's home looking for clues that could point to a motive. pictured here in a cap and gown wagner graduated last year and still volunteered in a

marci gonzalez is in brooklyn with the debate night preview for us. marci, yeah, the begin begins here at 9:00 p.m. candidates on both sides are all in new york city with five days left to win over voters here. a democratic debate battle in the big apple. the rhetoric increasingly contentious. tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will take the stage, facing off for the first time in more than a month. following a massive rally last night in manhattan -- >> we left new york city when we were kids. it is great to be back. marci: brooklyn born sanders back in his home borough tonight. state where she lives. both hoping the new york connections will help gain leverage with the voters ahead of tuesday's primary. >> i am so glad to be back in bronx. marci: the republican candidates -- >> thank you. marci: -- also in new york. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich all speaking tonight at a fundraising event for the new york g.o.p. following clashes outside of last night's trump event in pennsylvania. tonight the nypd is prepared for possible protests

marcy gonzalez, new york. >>> time 6:09 a.m. happening tonight, villanova shoots for history in houston, texas. wildcats have revenge on their mind. the win puts nova in the national title game. it puts them in school history even better than the 1995 national title game. both teams are red hot from the 3 point range, but in nrg stadium in texas they canceled that. we'll have continuing coverage from texas throughout the weekend with live reports from alicia and jeff skeverski. >>> a local man celebrated a big milestone. at heart he is just a teenager. a birthday celebration was held for silvan brandon, he turned 100 years old. he celebrated doing what he loved most, bowling. he takes part in a bowling league at wynnewood lane in ardmore and still drives himself to his own games. 100 years old. again, happy birthday. >>> there's much more to come on "action news," saturday morning, you may really be screaming for ice cream this summer. details on what may be jacking up the price for your favorite cool treats. >>> plus a car is s

live in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news." osecutors in florida made a decision about trump's campaign manager. what happened? >> reporter: that's right. this all stems from accusations made by a reporter that trump's campaign manager, cory lewandowski, grabbed her at an event in palm beach, florida. the state's attorney said while there is ground to file charges, there isn't enough evidence to prosecute the case. so that charge has been dropped. the trump campaign put out a statement saying that lewandowski is relieved. dan and ama, back to you. >> marci, thank you. >>> people hit the streets in chicago and new york today, demanding a nationwide hike in the minimum wage. it's a call to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the survey found 53% of americans saying raising it will help workers. governor brown typed legislation this month, raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022. >>> another survey shows american made doesn't mean all that much to americans. the associated press gfk poll shows 67% of americans w

marci gonzalez, "abc7 news," new york. >>> it's still not clear when the brussels' airport will reopener terrorists struck last week. today belgium's prime minister and key members of the government discussed a timetable. thr >>> chicago teachers and their supporters staged a one-day strike aimed at a new contract and halting education funding cuts. they were hoping to pressure state lawmakers to address the dire financial outlook. today's walkout kept nearly 400,000 students out of school. >>> here's new video showing this crash involving a whale watching ship in san diego. it just keeps going and going and barely missed some people. seven people on board were hurt. a mechanical malfunction caused the throttle to get stuck as it pulled into dock. >>> still to come on "abc7 news" at 4:00, take a look at this video. >> great looking pictures, right? or are they? we're going to show you what you're really seeing. >> i'm michael finney. so i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post them with the #askfinney and then i'll answer your questions live in a little bit. >

marci gonzalez has the story. >>> over night a baseball fan carried out on a stretcher after struck by a foul ball stopping the game for several minutes as medics rushed to here visibly concerned for the fan's well being. >> the human side of him showing there where he was concerned. >> even walking into the stands to check on her as she was taken away. >> people are just a little more important than that game right there that woman's health is way more important than results in the game. >>> estimated 1750 fans are hurt by run away hits and flying bats every year often in stadiums with little to no protection between the field and the stands. >> back in the seats. >>> last year this fan stretchered off in a neck brace after a foul to the head. at fenway park last june tonya severely injured after a broken bat flew into the stands a month later stephanie struck by a foul ball. >> the fact that i got hit between the eyes kind of reflects that i couldn't have >>> after a rash of high profile spectator issuing regulations to extend the protective netting unfortunately wasn't enough to pro

marci gonzalez has the effort to strengthen nuclear security. marci: protests outside of the nuclear security summit in washington, d.c. where president obama met with the last day of the summit focus on potential risk of terrorist accessing nuclear materials. >> it would be political, economic and environmental catastrophe with the global ramifications for decades. >> heightened concern that building a dirty bomb is likely a goal of isis and other terror groups after two of the brussels attackers used hidden cameras to secretly record one of the top nuclear scientists. >> it is a race against time. we need to do everything we can to prevent it. >> there so in doubt if the mad men got their hands on nuclear bomb or material they would certainly use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. there are concerns over the north korea nuclear program. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, new york. jonathan: for the second time this week the washington monument closed because of an elevator malfunction. the elevator came to an adoesn't stop at 2:30 this aft

. >> marcy gonzalez is there with the latest. >> reporter: no major surprises here. trump and clrnlt clinton picking up steam after a tough few weeks. big wins in the big apple. for the presidential front-runners. >> thank you, everybody. and thank you new york. we love new york. >> reporter: donald trump claiming many of the gop's 95 delegates in his home state. >> today you proved once again there's no place like home. >> reporter: and hillary clinton rebooting her momentum. >> new yorkers, you've always, you've always had my back. >> reporter: after a stream of losses to bernie sanders. huge crowds, including in his native brooklyn, did not translate to votes for sanders. on the trail in pennsylvania, he's now looking ahead to next week's primary. >> let pennsylvania go forward and tell the world you are going to lead this country into a political revolution. >> reporter: ted cruz campaigning there, too. >> now, my friends, onward to victory. >> reporter: downplaying his third place finish behind john kasich. >> nobody's going to get enough delegates. >> reporter:

marci gonzalez, abc 7 news. four newoking ahead to states up for grabs, including maryland. candidates are back on the campaign trail today. today gop front-runner donald trump is making his push in the free state. trump will be campa today and tomorrow are the final days of early voting in the free state. you can find a list of polling stations on our website, wjla.com. to the weather, it is cooler than yesterday. more gorgeous conditions out there. doug? doug: take a look at this, the national harbour area and the potomac river, capital wheel, blue skies. temperatures running a bit cooler than the past couple of days. monday and tuesday we had highs in the 80's. a light northeasterly winds, dew points are still low. there.y weather out we see the possibility of showers coming into the western suburbs late tomorrow night. 64 in manassas and fredericksburg. baltimore at 64 degrees. through the afternoon, nothing but sunshine. sundown at 7:50. warm front, actually was yesterday's cold front. moisture was scooped up ahead of a cold front. more than likely at times through the

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> trump will be in the bay area at the end of the month.r the keynote speech at the california gop convention on april 29th. >>> the cdc says there's enough evidence to declare that the zika virus causes sever birth defects. and more money to fight zika may be on the way. top house republicans say they're willing to provide a portion of the nearly $2 billion president obama has requested to fight the virus. the administration has already diverted almost $600 million in unspent ebola funds to fight zika. >>> still to come on "abc7 news" at 4:00, apparently nothing can come between this couple. what they completely missed right behind them. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. so i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer your questions right here, live, a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian. looks like we've got a tall order at the moment, but showers are coming our way with gusty winds. >>> the popular dating app tender is conducted to a university of nebraska student getting kicked out of her soro

abc's marci gonzalez has the latest. marci: investigators in minnesota have a search warrant for prince's paisley park home. the details are sealed as authorities try to uncover what caused the superstar's death. law enforcement sources tell abc news when prince died prescription drugs were found in his possession and at his home. the carver county sheriff department now reaching out to the d.e.a. in case the drugs are later determined to be related to the singer's death. friends and family have said it's no secret pr medication for hip pain. >> he has had issue with his hips. if you look back in the days of "purple rain" when he was on top of risers and jumping down off risers in those heels, it damaged part of his body. marci: autopsy and toxicology results aren't expected for several weeks. as the death remains a mystery, a part of his life veiled in secrecy may be coming to life. some sources say the bank appointed trustee of prince's estate hired a company to drill through the star's personal vault said to contain hi

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> the california cases were diagnosed last month.diego contracted mumps during spring break. >>> a new study on crime on california college campuses is shedding unwelcome light on three schools. >> the school that came in with the highest crime rate may come as a shock to you. kristen sze with the breakdown. >> larry and ama, we think of stanford as a safe, wealthy enclave but not according to the u.s. education department data from 2012-2014. it shows stanford had the highest crime rate per student in the state, nearly eight crime per 1,000 students. uc berkeley comes in second highest with nearly 3.3 crimes per 1,000 and uc sand cruz tied for third with ucla with 2.8 crimes per 1,000 students. the study compiled data on all types of crimes from violent to property crimes. it includes allegations reported to coaches, professors, not just to police, even claims later determined to be unfounded. of particular note at stanford, 51 burglaries and 30 sexual offenses reported in 2014. >> i feel completely safe here. i've never felt unsafe

we're live in new york, marci gonzalez, abc 7 news.e in second in new york but is still behind. is there any sign of him dropping out? >> reporter: like cruz, kasich says he's counting on a contested convention. and he points to the fact that he was the only one to beat trump in one of the districts here. he actually beat him here in manhattan. as he put it, he crushed cruz elsewhere in new york. so he says if it goes to a contested convention, which he thinks it will, he believes that he will have a shot at getting the nomination. >> thank you so much, marci. >>> hillary clinton will be back in the bay area in may for another fund-raiser event. that news from abc 7 news political analyst and politico reporter. this event is a lot more affordable to attend than the last one. tickets will be as low as $45. this is aimed at attracting young millennial voters, the low dollar ticket a dramatic contrast to her fund raiser last week when george and amal cle y clooney were there. the cost for that per couple was $300,000. >>> president obama

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> you know, you guys know, i'm a huge abby wambach fan.eading scorer in both men's and women's soccer in the entire world. good for her for coming forward. so many celebrities end up having duis and take so long to come forward. she admitted it was a mistake. >> she knew it was a mistake straight up. she retired just this past december after 15 years in the sport. of course, she had 15 years in the sport. so this one incident we'll see what impact it has lasting for her. >> such a great athlete. >>> when we come back, what taylor swift said about her boyfriend last night at the iheartradio music awards. >> and the surprise appearance at wrestlemania. yeah, that's still a thing. "the skinny" is next. till a thing. "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> we're revealing some things about music you didn't know about. a new jam-packed "skinny." topping our headlines, last night's iheartradio music awards. >> justin bieber kicked off the festivities last night in inglewood, cali

marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: fresh off her new york blowout, hillary clinton campaigninghe big apple. during gma's town hall, the democratic front-runner was asked whether bernie sanders should drop out of the race. >> that's up to him. i would never tell anybody what to do. that has to be a very personal decision. >> reporter: sanders says he is not backing down despite his delegate deficit and double-digit loss in the closed primary here in the empire state. >> but 3 million people in new york state who registered as independents did not have the right to participate in the democratic or republican vote. that really is not democracy. >> reporter: republican front-runner donald trump still raising questions of his own and refusing to let up on his rivals. again calling on ted cruz and john kasich to leave the race. both insisting they have a shot at the nomination if there's a contested convention, as cruz goes after trump for his comments on the "today" show about north carolina's bill banning transgender people from using the bathroom of their choice. >> i think that w

abc's marci gonzalez with the story. >> reporter: a game changer for one star player during last night's nfl draft. >> with the first pick. >> reporter: team after team. >> with the second opinion. >> reporter: overlooking offensive tackle laremy tunsil touted as one of the best players in college football after this. this video showing tunsil smoking out of a bong posted to his twitter page just minutes before the draft began. >> man, somebody hacking my account man i made that mistake, you know, several years ago and somehow somebody got in my photos and hacked my twitter account. >> reporter: the video and tunsil's twitter account quickly deleted but the hack attack continuing on his instagram page as tunsil who was once considered a potential topic sat waiting more images were uploaded of text messages allegedly showing tunsil asking his college coach for help paying bills and rent. >> exchange between you and your coach. >> i'd have to say yeah. >> reporter: an admission that could potentially get ole miss in trouble with the ncaa a. >> the miami dolphins select laremy tunsil. >> re

marcy gonzalez has the candidates' reaction from new york. >> no major surprises here. trump and clinton claiming major victories at home picking up delegates and steam after a tough few weeks. >> ♪ new york, new york >> big wins in the big apple for the presidential front runners. >> thank you, everybody and thank you new york. we love new york. >> donald trump projecting to claim many of the 95 delegates in his home state. >> today you proved once again there is no place like home and hillary clinton rebooting her momentum. >> new new york, you have always had my back. >> after a string of losses to bernie sanders. >> huge crowds did not translate to votes. he is now looking ahead to next week's primary. >> let pennsylvania go forward and tell the world you are going to lead this country into a political revolution. >> ted cruz campaigning there too. and now my friends onward to victory. >> downplaying his third place finish behind john kasich. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> they have call for an audit after a report of problems at the polling places

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> back here, raider fans are hoping to send owner mark davis amessage tomorrow to keep the team in oakland. organizers are calling on fans to attend a rally outside team headquarters in alameda planned for 11:00 a.m. they say if mark davis is sincere on his desire to actually keep the team in oakland, it's time for him to present a stadium plan. the effort comes only a day after davis pledged to move the raiders to las vegas if funding for a new domed stadium is approved there. >>> mitsubishi says american owners of its vehicles have nothing to worry about. last week the japanese auto make iradmitted to rigging fuel economy tests on japanese cars. the audit shows u.s. vehicles are not impacting. the company claims its testing data here is accurate and complies with epa procedures. mitsz beesh didn't say if the information has been independently verified. >>> a major deal was made today between two bay area companies. digital tv listing company rovi of santa clara is buying tivo in a deal valued at $1.1 billion. tivo, of course, is the digital vid

abc's marcy gonzalez has more on his mysterious disappearance. >> this morning, a desperate search for florida press release rene robert. >> some people you just can't trust but he would say, you know what, the good lord will take care of me. >> reporter: police focusing on a 15-mile stretch near jacksonville, asking people to look for any sign of the 71- year-old. robert last seen a week ago that he was going to visit a patient in the hospital. >> father robert was scheduled to commence services and when he did not show, this was an immediate indicator to those individuals at the church that something was amiss. >> reporter: investigators questioning this man, stephen murray, they call a person of interest in the disappearance. the 18-year-old taken into custody after police say he was found driving robert's car in south carolina. more than 300 miles from the priest's home in st. augustine. police explaining a rifle and other weapons were discovered in the toyota, but no sign of the beloved catholic priest. investigators say robert, known for his generosity, and work counseling people

. >>> marcy gonzalez is live outside his studio which they call paisley park. >> reporter: people have been coming by leaving flowers and purple balloons waiting to find out what caused his death abbey reflecting on -- and reflecting on that unrivaled talent he shared with the world. thousands of fans celebrating through through the night and mourning the sudden loss of a music icon. the 57-year-old died yesterday morning reportedly found unresponsive in an elevator at his paisley park estate in suburban minneapolis. his spokesperson said he was battling the flu forcing his plane to make an emergency landing so he could be rushed to the hospital. >>> pop star prince rushed to the hospital. >> reporter: a day later he was home in minneapolis did i givina surprise performance. >>> he said when you hear news give it a a couple of days before you waste any prayers. >> reporter: today the prayers and tributes are pouring in. the he eclectic music and larger than life performances. provocative ascertain poignant poignant -- and poignant. today the sound tracks to profound sadness. it does fe

our coverage starting with abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: good morning. we have never seen the democratic candidates quite like this. no sign of the cordal relationship they once had. last night, they were both fiercely on the attack. a democratic debate battle in the big apple. >> senator sanders did call me unqualified. i've been called a lot of things in my life. that was a first. >> the heated rhetoric between hillary clinton and bernie sanders coming to a boil here in brooklyn. >> does secretary clinton have the experience and the intelligence to be a president? of course, she does. but i do question -- but i do question her judgment. >> president obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of state for the united states. >> and let's talk about judgment. and let us talk about the worst modern history of this country. >> reporter: with less than a week before new york voters go to the polls, the rivals clashing on guns, raising the minimum wage. >> history has outpaced secretary clinton because all over this country, people are standin