police have closed down the road to accommodate people coming here to mourn the loss of prince. there's even a makeshift memorial on the fence outside of paisley park. prince did perform here shortly saturday after, um, late night party. he did come show piano to his fans he did perform for a quick couple of seconds but went back to his room saying that he was not feeling well. fans tell me they come here to paisley park because prince always made fans feel like family. they were always welcome here to paisley park. he had lots of concerts here. some of them spontaneous, some

fans around the world are mourning the death of prince. of your colleagues has some information about him in his last days. >> yeah, intern john from her show, born and raised in minneapolis. just phenomenal stories about prince and the fact that he was part of the community. one of the thing that is minnesotans loved about prince is the fact after his success, this enormous rise to superstardom, he never left. he never left paisley park. he was known for walking into morning and by 3:00 that afternoon, four or five songs done. that driven. that much of an innovator. and we've heard from numerous sources, obviously the party on saturday night that prince attend attended, he came out just for a little bit to show i'm okay. even making the comment along the lines of save your prayers for me. friends say he was working on memoirs too, which we're still working on getting confirmed. it's almost as if he knew something was coming. we reported maybe a month ago that he had been ill. last night walgreens 7:00, by his compound, they reported that

prince fans mourning after the star's sudden death.ecially after he was just in the bay area last month. >> he broke musical barriers and cultural barriers. tonight, fans are gathering at his studios at paysly park. >> so many people are broken-hearted about the loss of prince. >> reporter: no question about that, raj and jessica. because prince is from here, so many of his fans were local and they've been streaming here ever since they heard the news. they got the report just after noon today after someone at the park called police about an unresponsive male here at the park. police arrived to find him unconscious in an elevator. they were unable to revive him. he was pronounced dead just after 10:00 a.m. local time. since then, they have been leaving tributes and bouquets of flowers, playing his music. he's really struck a cord with so many people of all generations. we heard from some of them here today at the park. >> i think he's an individual full of life. having a hard time understanding that he's dead. >> i just started crying

's not mourn death. inste ebrate the li legend. "party like it's 1999".ne of my all te favorites." you can share your thoughts facebook-dot- com slash francisco. just two months ago: >>> you can share your thoughts at facebook.com/cbssanfrancisco. >>> two months ago the singer known as vanity passed away at a fremont hospital also at the age of 57. she was considered one of prince's first musical proteges. he produced her first hit song back in 1982 called nasty girl. vanity had been living in union city. >>> other news tonight there are new details about what police are doing to find this missing 2-year-old girl. her mother was found murdered in a san francisco park earlier this month. kpix 5's emily turner at police headquarters where detectives released some new pictures a few hours ago. emily. >> reporter: pictures of where this woman was found. they also brought more pictures forward of the little girl who is missing and her friends put this out today hoping that someone will see it and they will be able to finally find her. take a look at this. poli

now to an update on the top story, music fans continue to mourn the death of prince.at a growing memorial outside of music icon's home and studio in suburban minneapolis. people gathering. that's where sheriff's deputies found him unresponsive in an elevator yesterday. medical examiners are conducting an autopsy today to determine his cause of death. prince was 57 years old. and we'll have continuing coverage on the life and death of prince right here on our air and on the nbc10 app. that's where you can see prince's life and pictures with reactions and celebrations of his life. thanks for watching nbc10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema, for bill henley, all of us here, have a great day and a terrific weekend. >> and go flyers. narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women.

. >>> ♪ purple rain ♪ >> mourning the music legend prince.learn more about his final moments, they gather to pay tribute to the superstar. legends share with us his impact on the industry. >>> a delaware teenager assaulted at school and found dead in the bathroom. this morning what we know about the investigation as student head back to class. >> and our nice stretch of dry weather is coming to an ends. take along your umbrellas. katie is checking when you might get caught in some rain showers today. today is friday, april 22, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. >> first, katie has your forecast. >> hey friday. roads are looking good so far. >> so far so good. we are eventually going to see the wet weather return, storm scan, moisture beginning to bubble up across western pa. local level, yes, nothing out there just yet. really just have at this point clouds starting to bill owe in here. eventually we will be dodging some showers, but i got to tell if you doesn't look like this will be anywhere close to a wash out. we really look like we w

. >> philadelphia and hockey community, are mourning the loss of ed snider, how the founder of the flyers, truly wanted to be remembered. >>> plus, presidential candidate john kasich holding a town hall meeting in insuring state. why the ohio governor is admitting he would be a horrible vice-president. it is april 12th, 2016. we will see what he has to say when somebody asks will you be my vp. >> yeah. >> that is down the road. >> hi everybody. great day, tuesday. >> we have some rain confined to the early part of the day. the rest of the day will be nice. >> yesterday afternoon at that game. >> it was beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> yes, gorgeous. >> in the right field side where you had sun on your face. >> and then they played the game. >> yes. >> let's go with a six out of a ten. we had five yesterday. we have bus stop buddy with the rain gear. mild with showers. temperatures are milder then yesterday in the 50's and 60's to get you started. now after this cold front comes through we will get chillier temperatures for rest of the day and we will also see a few heavy downpours. be prepared

try to piece together a timeline. >>> new questions as the world mourns the death of a pioneer. plans for an autopsy. >>> i'm >> and i'm leslie. >>> a tragic conclusion to the search of nicole. she was found about a mile from where her car was found last saturday. allison barber is in fairfax county where the fire department is in mourning and we had this story on the wusa9 app and we come from madison county with details. >> reporter: tonight we can confirm that a suicide note was found so no reason to believe there is foul play. >> we have made a preliminary investigation and we believe it is nicole. >> it ended up at the white oak trail and 300 yards in the wilderness. >> it area. >> a team of six searchers spotted the remains as a lone helicopter soared overhead. the grim discovery prompted the police cruisers to hustle down the mountain and head to a parking lot in shen na doa. >> we don't have cell service and we don't mind it. >> her final drive would have taken her down rural roads and stunning mountains. to her final resting place. >> her remains will be taken to the of

just mourning a hitmaker, we're mourning a real changemaker. >> someone said -- jet see jackson said symbol, think it was his way of saying, don't try to pigeon hole me. don't call me anything. like when sinead shaved her head. and an incredibly soulful songwriter who wrote from the heart, which is why instant went to the heart, or toe write fanciful songs that make us want to dance. >> at the time everyone wanted to be around him. everyone wanted to go to his concert. everybody couldn't get in. you didn't know when he was pop up. and yet as big a person as he was as over badge it as we was on stage, off stage he was the quietest guy on earth. wouldn't move to hollywood. stayed in minneapolis. who does that? >> i was fortunate enough to see the purple rain tour. you felt like you were -- you knew you were at an event, when the movie same caught, i thought, prince made a movie? it was great. >> and they did it for peanuts. >> by those standards and by todays but lasted that long and he made stars and produced other people and was very generous. once on an airline, and the bengals were

a lot of people there in mourning. richard: a lotta folks tonight.utside of the state troopers barracks in richmond, flowers. we often talk about the stoicism of police officers, how they don't show emotions. that was not true tonight. >> ♪ our father richard: it was an emotional gathering coming uniforms of every color. the senselessor tragedy. richard: mourning the loss of state trooper chad dermyer. >> it is so close to home. , 37 years old,r it has been in father of two young children, was fatally wounded at this greyhound bus terminal during a training exercise. >> i cannot imagine the pain. richard: investigators say that dermyer spoke only briefly with 39-year-old james brown before he pulled out a 45 caliber handgun and fired. two other officers shot brown. both the trooper and brown died at the hospital. had a gunroubling he with the history he had, able to travel on the bus. richard: there are still so many questions, the bus terminal still scarred by the shooting. >> we never know what tomorrow holds in the job that we do. richard: this wa

as the world mourns the death of grammy winning artist prince. another celebrity is being remembered tonight. grant lodes is here with details on the life and death of a trailblazing woman in pro - wrestling. grant the w-w-e has lost a legend. 19-90's wrestling star joan "chyna" laurer has died. police say chyna was found dead in her redondo beach apartment. chyna's friend went to check on her yesterday after she didn't return any of her phone calls for the last couple of days. her friend found her unresponsive in her bedroom and called police. the l-a county coroner's department is investigating. they still have not released the cause of death, but they do say that there is no sign of foul play. chyna was 45-years-old still ahead. the war of words between donald trump and ted cruz.now focusing on bathrooms. the latest from the campaign trail. next at 5:30. and more tonight. as the world is remembering music icon prince. coming up. how san francisco is honoring him tonight. now back to our top story. fans across the world are mourning the death o

nationwideto a period of mourning. it was something that happened spontaneously. circulated at the former president was dead, people from around the country had funerals, parades, and created items to remember the former president and very popular hero of the revolution. discuss someon, we of that literal remembering and commemorating of washington himself. one thing that stands out at this time period is this creation of imagery of the apotheosis. the apotheosis is an old concept. it goes back to ancient times god-likearrior is made by lifting him up and celebrating him. when we start seeing is, for jug made inthis staffordshire, england, is an image of washington. you see him with his arms outstretched, in taken to heaven by angels. , sacredorner, we have to the memory of washington. jug or objects like this this picture, i large print showing the same imagery, showing him being taken up to heaven. this is language that 19th century americans understood. education, their context takes them back to age in greece and rome. they understood these symbols being used

the president of the united states among others, putting out a statement today, mourning the death, mourningof finding out that the rumors that were circulating over social media today, they are in fact true. prince, the legendary performer, legendary singer, produce, writer extraordinaire, dead at age 57. this statement has now come out from the president of the united states on the passing of prince and it reads, today, the world lost a creative icon, michelle and i join millions of fans from around the world in mourning the sed sudden death of prince. few artists have

it was owned and mourned by joseph lauren. -- joseph warren. he was the leader of the boston sons of liberty at was the person who dispatched paul revere on his favorite ride. he was considered one of the first martyrs of the revolution. he was killed at the batter of bunker hill in 1775. some of the other clothing objects in this case, includes this coat. this coat was saved because it was thought to be a coat of the american revolution, a soldier's uniform coat, when in fact it is from the early 19th century. we included this because it was saved for its believed relationship to the american revolution. we have a few items like that in the exhibition because it wasn't necessarily saved because it was in the revolution, but people believed that it was. they were searching for something to tie themselves to the american revolution. this object did that for them. it does look like a uniform for the continental army, it has the right colors and generally the right cut, but it is probably from around 1810. the other connection to the revolution is

. >> fans around the world and here in the bay area are mourning his death. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. our team coverage starts with cbs reporter brook silva-braga who is monitoring the story in new york city and brook, what a shock! >> reporter: it is a shock, michelle. prince of course was a musical prodigy with a fiercely independent streak. remember for seven years, he changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol as part of a dispute with his record label. now he is being remembered for a sound and style that helped shape music for more than three decades. police and security officials gathered outside paisley park studios in chanhassen, minnesota, where prince recorded so many others' hits. it was just before 10 a.m. when they responded to a medical emergency. hours later, prince's publicist confirmed that he was dead. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: he was born prince rogers nelson in minneapolis in 1958. he grew to become one of the most recognized and decorated recording artists of all time. prince showed a natural talent for mus

a lot of people in mourning, as well. >> that's right. it's kind of a double-edged sword. you're kind of in mourning but at the same time, there are a lot of people celebrating him. there are dance parties from everywhere. spike lee is throwing one. the leading story is the shocking death of prince. one of the biggest names in music gone too soon. >> prince was just 57. he was found dead yesterday at his compound in suburban minneapolis. >> the cause of death is unknown but an autopsy is scheduled for today. condolences pouring in. president obama said we lost a creative icon tweeting a strong spirit transcends rules and prince once said, nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative. >> prince is being remembered by his hometown sports team, the minnesota twins displayed purple lights and an image of the good night sweet prince. as fans gathderred to honor prince, a rainbow braerd in the sky over his home. fans are celebrating his life in the streets of minneapolis. abc's dan harris is there. >> hello from downtown minneapolis where there is a massive street party

. >> so many mourning and celebrating him today.he life and death of a legend, prince suddenly passing away leaving the world in a state of shock. >> overnight hundreds of fans gathered at paisley park, the estate outside minneapolis where prince worked, lived, and ultimately died at the age of 57. the. >> 35 bridge in minneapolis is lit up in purple honoring the genius known for his unique sound androgenous style and erotic lyrics. abc's brandi hitt has more on career spanned four decades. >> reporter: he was a music pioneer known around the world by a single name, prince. ♪ this is what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >>. >> reporter: his work is, unique vocal style catapulted him into superstar dom in the 1980s with the release of "purple rain." ♪ purple rain, purple rain 1993 changed his name in 1993 to this symbol during a dispute with his label. >> a friend of mine said so what should i call you now. i said you can call me prince. it just felt good to say that again because i hadn't in so long. >>> the legend's publicist tells

. >> mourning a music legend as we learn more about his final moments. >> nonbreeding. >> party like it's 1999. >> as new york city proudly present -- pays its respects to prince. good evening. i'm kristine johnson. >> i'm maurice dubois. >> tonight we have live pictures from minneapolis where a massive crowd has gathered to mourn him in his home state. also tonight, multiple bridges for prince. >> back here in new york, brooklyn borough hall is lit up to honor the artist. at the famous apollo theater, the lyrics to purple rain are proudly displayed. that is where we find cbs2's lou young tonight. blue, so many fans paying their respects. >> reporter: it is winding down now but they always say you've never really appreciate what you have until it's gone. the people at the apology -- apollo theater feel that way tonight about prince but they are intensely grateful for the body of work he left behind. >> mourners knew all the words, recording of when doves cry seems especially relevant this night under the bright marquee on 125th street. a small, shy man with a flamboyant public person

so the mourning is just soans.is people who really look to him as such an icon of their state and gave the state such an impressive reputation. kennedy: we're going to talk to one of your state senators, united states senator who is going to talk about his life and what his legacy means to the state of minnesota. matt, i want to talk to you because you're a music head who studied his music for decades. and you have probably listened to most of prince's entire catalog, which is a difficult thing, since he put out 39 records. put in perspective musically his influence on you and others. >> one thing, he expanded my sense of what is possible and others sense of what is possible. we take this for granted for now. we live in a weird world. i was aware of him in junior high school, i was a classic rock meathead and the girl across the way had a poster of him in the dirty mind era. he was a thong and not much else and eye liner and this girl was attracted to this, and it was completely confusing to me. how is this midget

fans are mourning the death of prince.terday the 57-year-old was found unresponsive in an elevator in his estate in minneapolis. you can see you can see shows us why he left a mark in the midwestern city and beyond. >>> reporter: landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. >> reporter: fans paid tribute to the music icon by singing his greatest hits on the streets. some of the loudest voices were heard from his hometown, minneapolis. outside the venue where "purple rain" was filmed. it earned him an oscar. >> he put minneapolis on the map. i think it's great we're celebrating his life not in sorrow. >> reporter: it was here in minneapolis where he honed his sound mastering music from production to arrangement. [ music ] >> the legendary singer and songwriter won seven grammys, and sold more than 100 million records. during his 40-year career, something music critic john breen says he accomplished with little help. >> his outfit, the videos, he did everything. n

been another time of day, it would have been a completely different story, and we would have been mourning the loss of students. jessica: a report she wrote for fema doesn't mince words, noting, "at least three public schools experienced potentially life-threatening damage to classroom furnishings." prompted by what we saw, we reviewed more than five decades of seismic activity across the state, and uncovered a pattern of failures. equipment on the floor in a shop class, blocked classroom exits, more fallen lights, in calexico in 2010, northridge in 1994,

mourning a music legend.onight the world remembers the life and legacy of prince. >> plus, the search for nicole mittendorff called off. female remains found in the shenandoah national park. where the missing firefighter's car was discovered. >> we finally have some badly needed rain in the forecast so how will it impact your friday? i'll have the forecast. fox 5 local news at 11:00 starts right now. >> of course tonight we start with the loss of a ledge in. tonight we're learning new details about the death of prince. as the world mourns and celebrates his

so the mourning is just so much more than fans.is people who really look to him as such an icon of their state and gave the state such an impressive reputation. kennedy: we're going to talk to one of your state senators, united states senator who is going to talk about his life and what his legacy means to the state of minnesota. matt, i want to talk to you because you're a music head who studied his music for decades. and you have probably listened to most of prince's entire catalog, which is a difficult thing, since he put out 39 records. put in perspective musically his influence on you and others. >> one thing, he expanded my sense of what is possible and others sense of what is possible. we take this for granted for now. we live in a weird world. i was aware of him in junior high school, i was a classic rock meathead and the girl across the way had a poster of him in the dirty mind era. he was a thong and not much else and eye liner and this girl was attracted to this, and it was completely confusing to me. how is this midget

classes in robbinsville resumed yesterday after a two-day closure to mourn his death.there are closed today to observe passover. >>> meanwhile, decision 2016, the push for votes continues in our area. >> three pennsylvania -- candidates will have events in pennsylvania today. ted cruz will be in scranton. hillary clinton is in philadelphia and trump will have an event as well. trump will use his first speechwriter and use a teleprompter. he hinted he was hesitant to tone down his campaign rallies. >> also, my wife is constantly saying, darling, be more presidential. i just don't know that i want to do it quite yet. >> trump called on his republican opponents to drop out of the race and said democrat bernie sanders is finished. >>> john kasich was also busy campaigning in our area. he stopped in media and king of prussia yesterday. pennsylvania is a state where he needs support. >> any vote for me is a vote for me. it and a vote for somebody else. and i need the support here so i can have momentum going into the convention. >> kasich is last in the hunt for delegates am

mourning one of their brothers in blue, a waitress did something that left them speech less.the couple who set aside the whole day to sell their old car and buy a new one... oops. nana's got the kids til 9... but it's only 2. guess you'll just have to see a movie... ...then get some dinner. what a pity. . >>> 15-year-old heads out on the surf board leaves the beach in an ambulance after a shark attacks. a florida teen says he was surfing about 75 yards from shore south of daytona. >> he says he was doing a trick when his foot came down on top of a shark, that's when it bit down hard on his foot twice. 15-year-old says he thought the shark took off his whole foot. he tried to walk to shore but he couldn't put any weight on it. that is when he says a stranger stepped in and helped pull him out of the water. >> if he wasn't there, i would have just been laying there screaming for somebody to get me. i couldn't walk. my mom's car was so far down the beach. i couldn't get there. >> his family is thankful to the good semaritan and hopeful they can thanking him. he needed a whole lo

. >> reporter: good morning, brooke, jim, as you were mentioning, the world is mourning the loss of prince, no where is the pain deeper than right here in minnisota radio stations here are playing his music non-stop. see the memorial growing here at his home at pacely park, and an all night dance party in downtown minneapolis is still going strong right now. >> landmarks across the country lit up in purple overnight, the color that came to represent prince's career. >> ♪ >> fans pay tribute to the music icon, by singing his greatest hits on the street. some of the loudest voices could be heard from prince's hometown of minneapolis. outside the venue, where pun he will rain was filmed. this earned him an oscar. >> it put minneapolis on the map. great we are celebrating his life, not in sorrow. >> it was here in minneapolis where prince honed his he can check particular sounds, asomugha expect of production to arrangement. the legendary singer, songwriter, won seven grammys, sold more than 100 million records during his 40 year career. something music critics, john brian, said he accomplishe

people all over the worlds mourning prince.iver outside every his home as fans ask for answers surrounding his death. >> also delaware teenager goes to school and doesn't come home. a sad story, she was kiln side the school bathroom. >> we'll show you what investigators are saying as they head back to class today. >> tracking rain, chance every thunderstorms, katie is tracking what it moves in, when it moves out, what it all means for your weekend, today is friday, april 292, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we check in with katie and meisha in a couple of minute, first, we continue to remember a music legend gone far too soon. people around the world are saddened, about the sudden passing of prince. >> was found unresponsive yesterday, inside of his home, and an autopsy is expected today. cbs correspondent jamie yuccas outside his home where fans have been stopping by to pain their respects. >> jim, brooke, good morning to both you. as were you just mentioning, the world may be mourning prince's d

♪ >>> the world mourning the death of a superstar tonight.ou're looking at the historic apollo theater in harlem, where fans have been gathering all night to pay tribute to prince. this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. the superdome is lit in purple. prince rogers nelson found unresponsive in an elevator at paisley park studios. the cause of death still unknown, but prince leaves an incredible legacy of pop, rock, funk and soul behind, songs you can't help but dance to, like "baby, i'm a star." ♪ hey, look me over ♪ do you like what you see >> so let's get right to cnn contributor and "entertainment tonight" host michelle turner. you are at paisley park. describe the scene for us. >> reporter: i mentioned it to you last hour. it's the same thing, eerily silent. i got caught up, and so many fans are saying the same thing. they're just out here to celebrate the man, celebrate the music right over here over my shoulder, can you see a huge crowd that has gathered here at paisley park. and people are milling around, talking to each other, some bring

. >>> tonight as the world continues to mourn the death of prince, investigators try to figure out what learned the life >> the tox klg -- toxicology report says this is not death by suicide. >> this is certainly a big event internationally and nationally. i can tell you that we are going to leave no stone unturned with this and make sure that the public knows what happened. >> and prince's body has been released to his family. >>> and celebrations of prince's lif. we got exclusive, rarely seen. prince did many of these secret shows. he chose small venues like city wienery and 21 wall street that sometimes starts at 2:00 a.m. stefan gives us a look from the >> reporter: now you can see it on the big screen in the east village. "purple rain" is getting a look. the funny thing about those gigs is you never know if trip is going to show up. exclusive video obtained by news4 frpz. prince in a winery in so ho, belting out his secret hits. >> until you see the man, you don't believe the man is going to be there. >> prince took the stage at 3:00 a.m. in the morning and kept the stage until 7:0

the empty-armed madonna, mourning the baby she couldn't have and the baby that she almost got to adopt. that is it, isn't it? >> well, you are miserable bitch! >> there was a bigness to the stories. and that they could afford to do on a network if you're doing one episode a week. you can't do that if you're doing five episode as week for a daytime show. so just the production value gave it that pizzazz. >> if you can't have it, watch other people with it, or so say the three networks who are programming nearly 40% of their primetime fare with series about the very rich, and the public is devouring it at such a rate that make believe money has become ratings gold. >> the characters were larger than life. they were more evil and more cunning and manipulative and more gorgeous. i mean really, look at the way they were dressed. look at the way they lived. everything, it was fascinating. >> alexis, i didn't thank you for your present. >> it's he you should slap, dear, not i. >> we all wanted to live like we were on dynasty, like the carringtons. >> it was a wonderful picture of debauchery.

without a doubt plenty of people here to mourn at this time.ly he had a lasting impact and celebration without a doubt is going to be a part of it. that is only part of the mourning process. >> reporter: i know you want to be with other fans. but you want people at hme who are reflecting on prince and his legacy to think about in >> we should be so thankful for the impact that he had on music, and on different people's lives and the longivity of his work. it is affecting across generations. he had something special going. >> thank you so much. and another example of a prince fan. there and luke walks away and puts his hands behind his head in shock. we are talking to them and more and more people showing up on the aggress hill over looking paisley park, as people hug each other. >> looks like a droery day in minneapolis. and the news echoes. that and prince, born in minneapolis and made that city the epi center of his career. he was best selling artist of all time. he was number 27 top artist. prince passed away at the age of 57. >> his music

we will mourn every spring and we will mourn again. it connect people beyond the grave. with then of tallying flowers in the lilacs growing into the graves with a coffin of the unnamed president, the great star whose gift -- the tallying bird is it -- is the way in which the president keeps track of the past. a combination between his life and his utilization of photography as a way to make what he knew himself to be a mysterious process. he appears to us at the same the tallying bird thousand his job. isthe tallying bird disastrous at his job. abraham lincoln, the greatest president. thank you. [applause] >> brian is rather overly, a yearly addressed my willingness to take question. i will take them, but i met sure i can answer them. so if you have questions, feel free. great, i stunned you into silence. no? ok. if there are no questions of, there is a question. thank you, sir. you don't like to have an invitation turned down. noticed no photographs from the brief and perhaps undistinguished military portion of lincoln's career. did he minimize that aspect of his backgr

he mourns in the spring. not just in his political life, but there is a combination -- it is incredibly mysterious process. .is actions in this world lincoln remains present to us. and unaccountable to us, even as we begin to try to understand america's greatest president. thank you. [applause] eager tos overly express my willingness to answer questions. if there are questions, feel free. silence.nt you into ok, if there are no questions -- oh there is a question. you do not like to have an invitation turned down. >> i noticed no photographs from the brief and undistinguished military portion of lincoln's career. did he minimize that aspect of his background in his political -- >> no, he used it to his advantage. when lincoln was joking he was always serious. it is that interesting psychological tick. this is one of the things i like about lincoln. particularly presidential muchdates -- they talk too . they are much too self referential. what lincoln does is -- he was in the black hawk war. it was part of his

thousands of fans gathered outside of prince's studio to mourn his death.went into the archives and found this clip from his purple rain tour at the spectrum in 1984. ♪ ♪ >> prince had performed and records right up until his death and released four albums in the last 18 months and played a show in atlanta just last week. 6abc.com has complete coverage of prince's death and you can see his career and read reaction, and be sure to share your prince memories with us on facebo facebook and twitter. >>> and fans and players came to honor ed snider. jaime apody was at ceremony, she joins us live in south philadelphia. >> reporter: brian this is where it happened last night. the house that ed snider built, before they boarded the train to washington, they stopped here to remember the man that made it all possible 50 years ago. ♪ ♪ it was a touching tribute to a man whose legacy in philadelphia touched so many snider passed away at at age of 83 from bladder cancer. he is represented for his philanthropy. >> we thank ed snider one more time for everything he did fo

tonight the community mourning the loss of paramedic firefighter john ulmschneider. alex? >> reporter: as you can see the memorial here outside of the landover hills fire station continues to grow. people came not just to bring flowers and candles but also their prayers and support for the entire prince george's county community. i mean just a little over a month ago detective jacai colson was shot and now this weekend the prince george's county fire department has lost one of their own. >> the nicest person you would he t make you laugh and fix your car at the same time. >> reporter: firefighters of the landover hills station are still trying to wrap their minds around the fact that their friend and colleague, 37-year-old john ulmschneider was shot to death while responding to a medical welfare check on friday. now they're left grieving. >> skill et had the neck name before us. he's had that nickname for a while since he worked on a farm somehow they called him skillet and it sort of stuck. >> reporter: he was a 13-year veteran and the father of a two-year-old girl. now a

next on kron-4 news at eight: the world mourns the loss of a music legend.the life and influence of prince breaking news tonight. a large sinkhole opens up in the middle of a local street. we have a live report i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. borne very different this time around. watch it on et online.com. >> travel considerations provided by. >> the world is still in shock at the passing of michelle turner made her way to minneapolis and she will join us for much more omorrow outside of paisley park. the place prince called home. >> we leave you now with one of the biggest musical icon's most iconic songs. purple rain. bye everybody. ♪ now at eight. san francisco's city hall turn purple tonight in memory of prince, he loved this city just one month after appearing in the bay ar

a lot of people in mourning, as well. >> it's a double-edged sword in mourning but a lot of people arene too soon. >> he was just 57 found dead yesterday at his compound in suburban minneapolis. the cause of death is unknown but an autopsy is scheduled for today. condolences pouring in. president obama said we lost a creative icon tweeting a strong spirit transcends rules and prince once said, nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative. >> prince is also being remembered by his hometown sports team. the minnesota twins displayed purple lights and an image of the singer on the jumbotron that said, good night sweet prince. as crowds gathered to honor prince, a rain doe appeared in the sky over his home. fans are celebrating his life in the streets of minneapolis. abc's dan harris is there. >> reporter: hello from downtown minneapolis where there is a massive street party going on in honor of a native son who became pop music royalty, prince, of course. thousands of people listening to prince songs in these streets that have been shut down. they're singing along and when the ac

he's not the only one mourning. stevie nicks said my friend is gone. this is what it sounds like when doves cry. he was my dove. hearing from justin timer bberl who said numb, stunned this can't be real. ma ddonna said he changed the world. what a loss. devastated. this is not a love song. all of these celebrities deeply impacted. i've been spending much offed today working on stories about "purple rain." that was the 1984 movie and sound track that really launched prince into super stardom. it has an influence on so many artists, so many incredible songs came out of that movie, including "let's go crazy." "take me with you," "when doves cry" and "purple rain." i'm from minnesota. that's where prince was born. that's where he spent a good deal of his career. that's where paisley park is. his impact was unbelievable. if you were listening to the radio on minnesota, at least once an hour if you were listening to any sort of mainstream or pop station, you would hear a prince song. he was that ingrained in the culture of minnesota. i know friends and famil

pending for the next several weeks. >>> and back here at home, people from the bay area gathered to mourn the music legend. today an event at the san francisco's golden gate park was held for roller skaters. today's theme was a tribute to prince. it's free to all guests. they remind you to bring your own skates. those who showed up say it's great to get outside and celebrate his life by dancing to his many hits. >> let's do it in the park! let's party! i mean, it's -- i think it's a proper tribute. think think it is the type of thing prince would like to see people do. free, fun, inclusive. >> the event wrapped right around 6:00 tonight. but you can still expect people celebrating the life of prince this week across the bay area. there's prince events tomorrow night in san francisco. you can catch "purple rain" for $11. >>> lawrence back. when you were talking about the forecast better, i didn't see a whole lot of rain in there. >> yeah, just one day. yeah. may get a little rain. but for the most part, think i we're looking pretty good here. we had the winds today. and, boy, that was the

♪ ♪ >>> the world mourning the death of a superstar tonight.'re looking at the historic apollo theater in harlem where fans have been gathering all night to pay tribute to prince. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. the super dome in new orleans lit in purple to honor the man known as the purple one. prince rogers nelson died today at the age of 57, found unresponsive in an elevator at paisley park studios. the cause so far unknown. but prince leaves an incredible musical legacy of pop, rock, funk and soul behind. songs you just can't help but dance to, like 1984's a 1984's named "baby i'm a star" ♪ hey, look me over, baby do you like what you see ♪ >> let's go to "entertainment tonight" most nischelle turner. you're at paisley park tonight. describe the scene. >> i mentioned it to you last hour. it's the same feeling out here right now. eerily silent. you are just playing the music and i got a little caught up in it. a lot of fans have been saying the same thing. they're just out here to celebrate the man, celebrate the music. right over her

he says appalling article on boar rusris johnson. >> and the world is mourning the death of prince. >> prince didn't give many interviews. lots of people talking about their brushes with the purple one and one particular tale was turned into a sketch on a u.s. comedy program in 2004. it was called a true hollywood show and takes a look at a very entertaining story being shared very widely on social media right now. let's take a look.@8úxúçóbq 04/22/16 04/22/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: on our 100 city to her in -- door in denver, colorado, this is democracy now! >>. tubman, born a slave, illiterate her whole life, brought many people out of slavery through the underground railroad, time and again risking her own life to save others. she did intelligence for our army during the civil war. after she worked

tonight fans in a mourning. we are joined from minneapolis where the artist grew up and spent his last moments this morning. dan. >> reporter: good evening to you from downtown minneapolis where thousands of people have come out for a massive street party in honor of a native son who became pop music royalty, prince. as i said, thousands of people here. they have shut the streets down. they're blaring prince music and people are singing along and will move inside the first avenue club, an iconic club here in downtown minneapolis. a place where prince played many times. in fact, it was a backdrop to some of the scenes in that classic movie "purple rain". there will be an all night dance party inside there tonight. there is celebration as you can see. there is also, however, an under current of sadness. people all over the world and all over this country loved prince. but perhaps nowhere is the for ver stronger than his hometown of minneapolis. a lot of people say they feel greatful and proud that he never left. t

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. ♪ purple rain purple rain >>> mourning music royalty.con prince found dead this morning in his studio in minneapolis. people shocked and saddened by his loss. good afternoon. >> abc news reporter brandi hitt joins us live from los angeles with a look at the musical trailblazer. >> reporter: we just learned authorities don't believe prince's death is suspicious. the singer's staff says he saw a doctor yesterday for an illness he had been suffering. the music industry and fans just stun thad this one-of-a-kind artist is now gone. he was a music pioneer known around the world by a single name, prince. his eclectic work, unique vocal style and larger than life stage presence catapulted him into stardom in the 1980s with the release of "purple rain." ♪ purple rain ♪ purple rain born prince rogers nelson he changed his name in 1993 to this symbol during a dispute referring to himself as the artist formerly known as prince. then changed it again in 2000. >> a friend of mine said, so what should i call you now? i said, you can call me prince. an

fans still mourning. >> charities that worked closely with prince are feeling his loss.yes we cope was an initiative that the star helped to kick start in oakland to teach coding to underserved communities. >> he was so incredibly kind and generous and listened and asked questions. when he was here in oakland, he took his time out to come and meet with us. we feel like this is a loss for us as an organization, for the movement around technology but the broader movement for justice. >>> those who knew prince say he anonymously paid for things like solar panels on homes in oakland and would quietly check up on causes he supported when he came to town. >> he was here most recently. >> and these concerts he held locally were to check up on those charities. prince's music has been topping charts since his death. >> three days after his death, prince's songs have been downloaded 3.2 million times. the top three songs "purple rain," "when doves cry" and "let's go crazy." >> people relive all those old classics. >>> next, a popular south bay sports bar in flames overnight. a loo

they mourning for the fallen trooper. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: developing now, the police name the suspect in a stabbing at a metro station. they say that daniel brown, a newspaper vendor, stab somebody at the addison road metro station. "washingtonng out post express" papers when he and the victim started arguing. brown is wanted for attempted murder. alison: materials used in explosive training found on a loudoun county public school bus , and where these explosives were from a training program. jonathan elias has the developments in the story. troubling developments -- the explosive training material was found on a school bus at briarwood's high school. the school system said it was not dangerous, that is what they are telling everybody. it was found in the engine co a canine bomb detection training program that has been suspended until a complete review can be done to figure out what went wrong. school officials met with the sheriff's office and cia to talk about what happened. the material was in service two days before it was discover