fox news mike tobin. mike, what do we know? >> we know that that autopsy should be concluded.started at 9:00 o'clock this morning. usually takes two-three hours. doctor a quinn strobl. the results on toxicology which could provide some answers as to whether drugs were in the system. the results on that could take weeks. the website tmz, the celebrity gossip website dropped a few bombshells. prince was using percocet and had been using percocet since 2010 when he had hip surgery. a bombshell of a scoop that proves to be accurate. the emergency landing that his flight made. it was not for the flu. was in fact for a drug overdose. the emergency drug narcan was administrated on the tarmac. it blocks the effects of them all. which would depress the breathing. they have lost an icon. last night they came out to the first avenue club. that was made famous in the movie purple rain. a spillover crowd that went out into the street. turn the whole thing into a block party. they sang along and danced into the wee small hours of the morning. the sun is out. people have been streaming here

. >> mike tobin. thank you, mike. speaking of ted cruz, he may have won wisconsin, but is it enough to overcome his delegate deficit? our political panel has returned to weigh in. fox news contributor and radio talk show host tammy bruce and communication's aide for mccain palin, boris epstein. thank you both for returning. >> thank you for having us. >> we heard mike tobin talking about the delegates who are not bound. >> right. >> heading into a potential contested convention. there are 150 of those. so who do we think those would benefit if it shakes out as it appears to be? >> well, look, one of the problems is is that these are individuals who are generally loyal to the party. these are people who are involved at the local level, they're known by party officials. there are local elections for them and they're generally, you know, loyal to the party so that is -- if there is a second ballot, that's where they're going to tend to go. if someone's going to try to move them, they're going to be more open to where the

mike tobin has more as the investigation rolls in. >> reporter: president obama responding to the death of music icon prince with this tribute at a news conference in london on friday. it was officially added to the wall of the national portrait gallery. >> we have a piece that he recognized the great contribution to culture. >> reporter: overnight they were holding all night dance parties, including this one on first avenue where he filmed his iconic purple rain. while on broadway that the cast of the musical color purple was paying tribute to purple rain. in the meantime a somber scene continues outside the park recording studios. the 57-year-old was found unresponsive. >> they were unable to contact prince yesterday morning and went to check on him. >> reporter: as the investigation continues a four- hour autopsy was performed friday on the late artist with his body being released to the family later on in the day. >> there were no obvious signs of trauma on the body at all. where she no reason to believe at this point that it was a suicide. this is a tragedy for all of us. to you, p

fox's mike tobin with the story. >> it's remarkable lots. >> reporter: president obama responding tohe death of music icon prince with this tribute at a news conference in london friday. >> it so happens our ambassador has a turn table, so this morning we played purple reign and delirious just to get warmed up. >> reporter: back in washington, d.c., prince's image was official added to the walls of the national portrait galle gallery. >> what we're thrilled about is that we have a piece to recognize his great contribution to american history and culture r report overnight many fans holding all night dance party including this one minnesota club first avenue where he filmed his iconic perp pell rain. the cast the musical the color purple paying tribute with a rendition of purple reign. somber scene continues out his paisley park recording studios much the 57 was found unresponsive in an elevator there thursday. >> staph members from paisley park had been -- been unable to contact prince yesterday morning and went to check on him. >> reporter: now a death investigation continues a four

mike tobin is there. he is with me now. mike, the sheriff spoke moments ago.t stood out to you most? reporter: well the sheriff, jim olson, of carver county, said the death of prince was suspicious only because he waso. the death was inattended and the death was so sudden. they did the investigation. there were no signs of trauma and no signs of foul play at all. staff members say he was dropped off here at the paisley park compound at 8:00 p.m. local time. that is last time someone saw him. staff members were not able to contact him. they entered the recording studio and found prince in the elevator first floor fully clothed. efforts to revive him with cpr failed. here is the sheriff. >> there are staff members there that went to check on him. that is all i will respond to at this time. >> [inaudible]. >> i am not responding to any kind of questions regarding what may have been taken. we have no reason to believe at this point that this was a suicide. reporter: now fans and mourners put together dance parties last night in prince's honor. most notably at the

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mike tobin is with us from our northwest newsroom do investigators have in the lead on this person orsons? >> reporter: the attorney general said whoever went to these four different crime scenes and methodically executed members of the rhoden family they did a very good job covering their tracks. >> this was a preplanned execution of eight individuals. it was a sophisticated operation. those who carried it out were trying to do everything they could do to hinder the investigation and their prosecution. report dozens of interviewed have been done and police have collected 18 pieces offed and still don't know enough to say if there was more than one shooter. >> what more do we know about a possible drug connection here? >> reporter: plenty of evidence to standpoint investigators in that direction. when pressed the attorney general, mike dewine, said however much pot was present at three of these four crime scenes there was more than anyone would need for personal use, indicating this was part of a selling operation. the sheriff of pike county, ohio, indicated they do have a drug proble

mike tobin is there. >> reporter: hello there. look around as the fight for 15 demonstrations has descended in the city of big shoulders. focusing in large part on mcdonald's and mcdonald's is headquartered in a chicago suburb. they are here. you can see representatives of the union. you can see the big group behind me. i want to bring in dominique. you work at the company that makes the cups. you make 8:25 and you think it is not enough. >> no. we're trying to provide for ourselves and it is not enough. at the end of the week, the dependability of your workers and the reliability of your workers. we deserve more. >> what about the argument that minimum wage jobs are supposed to be transitional of. >> it doesn't matter. mcdonald's is a billion-dollar corporation. why not satisfy your workers? >> i know business owners in los angeles. when the minimum wage went to $15 an hour, they stopped hiring. they stopped expiring. isn't some money better than getting no money? >> no. some money doesn't last us. we have whole families, we have

. >> and to prove it, we've booked mike tobin live in milwaukee with more. hey, mike. >> reporter: good morning, gang, on a rainy wednesday morning. everyone is still in the fight. senator ted cruz insisting that he defy the media and pundits who had predicted that wisconsin would be perfect for trump. he insists that he's on his way to 1,237 delegates before the convention. >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. it is a call from the hard-working men and women of wisconsin to the people of america. of the 17 candidates who started this race, a terrific, talented, dynamic field, five have now endorsed this campaign. [ applause ] >> reporter: donald trump not magnanimous this morning, issuing a terse statement that reads in part, "ted cruz is worse than a puppet. he's a trojan horse being used by the party bosses attempting to steal the nomination from mr. trump." on the democratic side, bernie sanders riding his momentum, racking up his seventh win in eight contests. >> i don't know if the audience here knows it -- i don't see any tvs here -- bu

mike tobin? ike is giving us the cold shoulder. >> mike, can you hear us? let's give him the cold shoulder. we won't talk to him now. two can play that game. >> and let's go to the nation's capital, to laura ingraham where she can hear us. >> i was listening to "dancing queen." what version were you playing? was that a duet with doocy and kilmeade? ainsley singing the backup lyrics? >> play a little bit of the version of "dancing queen." >> this is so bad. >> this is what laura was listening to during the commercial. >> this is the worst. oh, my gosh! ♪ dancing queen >> there you go. >> i'd rather listen to the continuous loop of a hillary town hall than that. >> hey, is mike tobin there? is he ready? no. >> you're not the dancing queen today, but the candidate queen. let's talk about this. the establishment is pulling out all the stops to defeat donald trump in the great state of wisconsin. and you say that that would be trouble in the long term for the republican party. >> yeah, here's where we

. >> mike tobin is live for us in wisconsin with the latest.he leadership in the polls is that switching up at all? >> no, it really isn't. all over wisconsin the ballots will start to be cast. you know wisconsin has picked the eventually nominee for more than half of a century. that's because the race is usually pretty well decided by the time you get to wisconsin. now you have donald trump who is feeling the heat. he has problem with women voters and that brought out a rare appearance from his >> when youl punch back five times harder no matter who you are a man or a woman. he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter, and if you elect him to be our president, he will fight for you and our country. >> trump on the stump. ted cruz speaking to megyn kelly find themselves in a rare position of agreeing with each other, but only on one point that governor john kasich should drop out. >> he takes my votes away much more than he does cruz. i don't like it. i don't think it is right. i don't think it is appropriate. but we have to live with him we still

mike tobin is live outside prince's minnesota compound with some of these grizzly details. mike?e carver county sheriff jim olsen says law enforcement is investigating the death of prince primarily because it was unattended because he relatively was so young and, of course, because it was so sudden. there were no indications of trauma. no obvious indications of trauma. no indications of suicide. the last time anyone saw prince alive he was dropped off by staffers her at paisley park compound at 8:30 p.m. the next morning staffers had trouble getting ahold of him. they suspected something was wrong. >> staff members from paisley park had been able to -- had been unable to contact prince yesterday morning. and went to check on him. they found him unresponsive and called 911. >> now, part of the 911 call went as follows. from the staff who was still unidentified. we have someone who is unconscious. the dispatcher says what's the address? he had trouble finding the address. the staff said, um, we are at prince's house. the expacher, okay, do we know how that person died? the staff: i

correspondent mike tobin tells us why from chicago. >> calling him a serial child molester,en angry judgehomas durkin hit former house speaker dennis hastert with a sentence more than twice as harsh as what the prosecution called for, 15 months in prison and a mighty fall for a man once two heartbeats away from the presidency. an admired winning wrestling coach. >> mr. hastert's legacy is gone and in its place are a broken humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> the charges to which hastert pleaded were lying to the fbi, and illegally structuring withdrawals of hush money. a motivation was to cover up the abuse of at least five students. one, a former wrestler tearfully testified about years of pain inflicted on his life. the surviving sister of a man hastert admitted he abused. said hastert took her brother's life. not because he died of aids, but because the former coach took his youth and innocence. he did not just mistreat the students, he molested them. >> it's reprehensible that denny hastert acted that way. and i'm grateful that the judge recognized it as such. >> hart of the s

fox news' mike tobin live in chanhassen with the latest on prince's death. we know an autopsy is performed today, as everybody seeks some answers? >> reporter: well, and we know that the autopsy has been completed and the body of prince rogers nelson is released to the next of kin for funeral planning. this does not mean we will in short order start to get answers as far as what caused the sudden death of prince. the autopsy was performed by the chief medical samples of toxicology or for toxicology were sent off for labs but the results that could tell us if prince had drugs in his system could take weeks and can't be more specific than that. but that information could be acutely important specifically in light of the information that we're getting from the celebrity gossip website "tmz." that website reports prince was on the prescription painkiller percoset and had been on percoset when he had surgery for his hips. "tmz" dropped the bombshell that the emergency landing made by prince's plane in moline, illinois was not for the flu as was relayed by handler

but first we go to mike tobin in chanhassen minnesota from the scene. mike? his estate now. you see it right behind me here. of the estimated value of it is $300 million and includes some real estate. what we know of the paisley park studio here. estimated at $7.1 million. he got a plot of land here in chanhassen, the estimated value of that is $16.43 million. and he owns his childhood home the estimated value of that is only $87,000. then you start looking at the music licenses. prince kept tight control over the license of his music. someone gets the value of that. the music volt here -- vault here at paisley park said to hold 20,000 unreleased tracks. there may be new prince music we will hear. someone will get control of that memoir. he completed 50 million pages of memoir. someone will get control of that the question is who. prince was very private about his affairs. we don't know the extent of his estate planning, if he planned anything at all. prince does have one sister. he has got two half sisters and a half-brother. he was married twice so he has t

mike tobin, live from the courthouse in chicago. reporter: john, the former speaker now seated at the defense table in a wheelchair ready to receive his sentence. he arrived at the federal building in chicago just after 7 am local time. assisted this time by a wheelchair. it's been noted in court papers the former speaker has had significant health problems since the public disclosure of allegations that he abusedchildren decades ago when he was a wrestling coach and teacher at yorkville high. since he was charged with lying to the fbi and illegally structuring cash withdrawals as hot hush money to cover the allegation abuses . now the defense is asking for no more than probation for the former speaker in light of his advanced age, in light of the plea agreement and apparently declining health. the prosecution has agreed to ask for more no more than six months. however thomas durkin does have the leeway to sentence the former speaker to a greater period of time and aggravating factors fact that apparently the former speaker has stil

mike tobin at the prince compound in chanhassen, minnesota, where the crowds are still gathering. mike? >> reporter: they certainly are still gathering particularly as the sun comes out. we see this steady parade of people coming out here, and whoever is selling purple mylar balloons is doing a bangup business because these are all over the fence here as people are trying to express their remorse. downtown minneapolis last night, the first avenue club, the club made famous by prince in the movie "purple rain" spontaneous party protect out and spilled into the street and people dances the night away, singing throng to prince songs. that was one example of the people who are coming out to mourn. people who respected him as a local guy, who tried to stay local. the was intensely private but he tried to maintain a normal life. i've heard a few stories and in fact read one story in the newspaper of people knowing that prince was a jehovah's witness and got a knock on their door one day, and they opened the door and there was prince looking to talk about his faith and would spend a half

that's mike tobin in wisconsin. eric: they do have to drink after this. senator cruise declaring last night victory, a game changer. >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. it is a call from the hard-working men and women of wisconsin. to the people of america. eric: let's talk more about this with karl rove, former chief of staff to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor. great to see you as always. the senator last night claimed it was a turning point but there's only 30 more delegates, you've made a great point. there are more anti-trump delegates now in the corral then there are trump delegates for anybody else. >> if you add up all of the anti-trump delegates, they add about 30 to that numberlast night, it's all about 156 total. that means from here on out in order to get a first ballot victory , donald trump needs to win about 60, nearly 60 percent of the delegates from here forward. he's been winning about 45 percent thus far and the not trump forces need to win just over 40 percent of the delegates from here on and they b

. >> mike tobin, thank you. people showing their love for prince from memorials to dance parties.t's brooklyn, where about a thousand people showed up for a block party. the filmmaker spike lee threw it. lots of other tribute inside our slide show this afternoon. a memorial here right outside the club first avenue in minneapolis. prince often performed there, and a lot of his fans have come out. look at the ballpark here. texas, you can see prince's symbol on the big video screen during the rangers game at arlington. here's the famous apollo theater in new york. with lyrics of "purpling rain" on the marquee and lots of landmarks in purple. superdome, louisiana superdome, where the saints play, in new orleans, and this is los angeles city hall here, and here is low re bridge in minneapolis over the river, some cancellation for heartbroken familiars. there are reportedly thousands of unreleased tracks that prince has recorded. thousands of them. so we could get new material for years to come. yesterday during this hour we played a lot of prince music videos and loved it. but behind

mike tobin joins us live from minnesota on that. >> and the autopsy on prince rogers nelson should be conclude anything minute. the coroner is performing that procedure. her name is dr. stroble. no information has been released since the procedure began and it began at 9:00 a.m. toxicology reports about whether drugs played a role could take weeks. the -- and we hope to have more information in two hours. the bulk of the new information is coming from the celebrity gossip website tmz. it's not independently confirmed but tmz is reporting that prince was taking the powerful pain killer percocet. he had been taking it since 2010 when he had hip surgery. this follows a bombshell drop that the emergency stop six days before his death was not for the flu but indeed for a drug overdose. none of that independently confirmed. all the fans out here right in minnesota know is they lost an icon. they gathered at the first avenue club last night, downtown minnesota. that's the club that was made famous in the movie "purple rain." the overflow crowd turned it into the block party. people danced in

maria: mike tobin in wisconsin.adger state battle may hold the key to a contested convention come july especially if donald trump fails to secure a majority of the 42 delegates that are up for grabs in wisconsin. an issue the republican front runner is all too familiar with. >> i want to be treated fairly. i'm getting far more votes than anybody. in louisiana i won the state but have less delegates than the guy i beat quite easily. what is going on? in all fairness way are way ahead in delegates but why would someone that loses have more delegates? they say there is this way. i don't care about ways. i won the state. i am not supposed to have less delegates than a guy i beat. it doesn't work that way. maria: it is working that way. former scott walker campaign advisor and republican strategist, good to see you. bernie sanders is making the same argument, he is getting the popular vote but doesn't have a delegates have hillary clinton has. >> bernie has more of an argument because of the superdelegates. trump has got

but my coverage starts with mike tobin. in wisconsin. reporter: a massive network of volunteers people say are responsible for the turnout and the win last night. >> rick perry and i lyndsey graham and jeb bush, and carly fiorina. and wisconsin's own governor scott walker. when you toss in senator mike lee and mark levin, we have got the full spectrum of the republican party coming together and uniting behind this campaign. reporter: donald trump is keeping it nasty. part of the statement reads, donald trump withstood the onslaught of the republican establishment and the entire republican apparatus. his chief -- bill: senator sanders was able to beat hillary clinton as well and he did it rather handily. reporter: he did. he has a lot of momentum. the last seven of eight contests went his way. >> i don't know if the audience knows it. but it has been projected by all of the networks that we won in wisconsin. reporter: one thing guaranteed by the two upsets is everyone is still in the fight. martha: we heard senator cruz. he called last ni

mike tobin is live at one of the polling locations today. reporter: the wisconsin voters lake shaking it up. sanders seems to love it. >> if we win in new york state, between you and me, i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she is already under a lot of pressure. we win here in new york state, we are on our way to the white house. reporter: conservative talk radio turned against donald trump in the banger state. the governor endorsed ted cruz. and he's polling poorly among women. that's why he brought out his wife for a rare campaign appearance. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter. and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and for our country. reporter: you look at the numbers, the latest from real clear politics. still within striking distance. john kasich 19.6. he's hoping to force everyone to knuckle it up all the way to the convention in july. martha: it gets tighter as we get to the polling place. bill: stay with us all day long toda

correspondent mike tobin tells us why from chicago. >> calling him a serial child molester,en angry judgehomas durkin hit former house speaker dennis hastert with a sentence more than twice as harsh as what the prosecution called for, 15 months in prison and a mighty fall for a man once two heartbeats away from the presidency. an admired winning wrestling coach. >> mr. hastert's legacy is gone and in its place are a broken humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> the charges to which hastert pleaded were lying to the fbi, and illegally structuring withdrawals of hush money. a motivation was to cover up the abuse of at least five students. one, a former wrestler tearfully testified about years of pain inflicted on his life. the surviving sister of a man hastert admitted he abused. said hastert took her brother's life. not because he died of aids, but because the former coach took his youth and innocence. he did not just mistreat the students, he molested them. >> it's reprehensible that denny hastert acted that way. and i'm grateful that the judge recognized it as such. >> hart of the s