. >> reporter: utter disgust at usc after seeing this flyer. notorious hacker. he not only targeted usc but cal state long beach and thousands of other printers at colleges and private companies across the country. >> it is just showing his character. >> reporter: notorious hacker and internet troo andrew on haimer is claiming responsibility. we asked him why he would flood printers across the country with one of the most hateful symbols imaginable. he would only respond on twitter where he said i sent flyers to all printers accessible on the open internet. everyone got them. private businesses included. as for why? he said in one tweet, we are undergoing a demographic collapse that will destroy us completely at the hands of jewish manipulators. we must fight. >> feel like even wherever you go there's always someone that that is anger, even in the educational system. >> reporter: oren haimer says he didn't hack into private networks and says they were easily accessed from public portals meaning he may have not broken any laws. some students say

current redskins defensive coordinatorer recruited him to usc. fuller, a local product. having played high school football at good counsel. we're wait to see who they grab tonight, and seems like today is all about parties. right? so to get ready the' skins hosting an party at fedex field. admission and parking, free for all fans. not going to cost you a thing. parking lots open at 10:00. gates open at 11:00. the party goes until 4:00. >> all right. you know who went first in the draft? goff. jared goff. no relation. i can't claim that. >>> rain, rain go away. tom updating a forecast, and when the sun will finally be back and temps backn the i ♪ ♪ >> announcer: and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >>> a gray, cloudy and cool saturday morning. temperatures hovering right around 50 degrees. i want to get in exercise, maybe a run, temperatures should be in the mid-50s or so by 11:00 a.m., and through noontime. then by mid-afternoon, should be climbing into the low 60s. the big story is we'll remain dry all day. just clouds around through the day, and the first raindrops arr

a blind long snapper finally gets to deliver for usc. >> cancer of the retina. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forgets nothing. at least he's not constable bob. hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. i got your back. >>> in a move to encourage more americans to get involved with mentoring, the white house is touting the president's own mentorship with steph curry. >> i'm proud of you, man. that's a wonderful volcano. >> thank you. >> in the video posted by the white house, president obama shows curry the ropes around the white house and takes some time out to teach him a few life that includes how to write a r

he formally was the professor and executive vice provost at usc. s book which book which we have for your reading pleasure, it is considered a classic by many and has recently been updated and he is thinking of updating it again, it is called "the culture of fear, why americans are afraid of the wrong thing". >> thank you. i am going to wear two hats, one is as the altar of the culture fear and other books that tend to defunct a huge exaggerated fears and scarce. the other, the gun i'm the only person on the panel today talking about higher education. so i will also wear my professor in college president had and pull these hats together into one beautiful easter bonnet. what i want to talk about this a couple of current myths that are exaggerated about higher education. the first of these is nicely summarized by this quote that i have found in the business insider, you can find the sign same thing done in many places. the return on investment on higher education has diminished and even turns negative. so what do we make of that? first off, the numb

fox5's marina maracco joins usc outside the wilson building with more. >>reporter: a lot of people are talking and they will continue to do so especially as the t warmer months approach. this all played out on pennsylvania avenue as a group of illegal bikes swarmed downto a similar group of nearly 50 illegal bikes happened to drive by the shaw neighborhood in d.c. here in the district if you're arrest at riding an illegal biki you're talking about 30 days ini jail and a $500 fine. d.c. police union say most of the recent 100 cases of those th two-thirds were neither charged or simply dismissed. d now, the remainder third of offenders who actually did face a judge they got off with wit absolutely no jail time are your hands tied? >> they are tied in the respect that we can't chase the vehiclee also. it just creates a more dangerous situation to chase them aroundment the officers are very conning. we out smart them all the time. we catch them at gas pumps, dashing vehicle also in alleys and we make arrests and we cease the vehicle also and put peopleu in n

facilities and more money for coaches.not, you but at some schools that are not florida, that are not usc there are student fees that fund athletics and over four years he can be as much as $1000. when you're going into debt to pay for your college education any more money for the football team you shake your head out. hm the student fee as part of the tuition so smaller schools. as far as the human face i can tell you the story of the prologue in our book is a player at the university of connecticut a few years ago, he was's investigated by the ncaa for taking impermissible benefits is what they call the and it's really more about what happens to his mother in the family when you are under investigation.ey she was a single black mother and she accepted money from a family friend to go on a recruiting visit with her son, basic parenting. this wasn't a guy who is trying to steer the player to a school. this was a human kindness, go be a parent and go with your son on his recruiting trip. the ncaa sent five investigators to her workplace and took her to her work and interrogated her for fiv

programs and strong diversity representation like mit, usc, columbia university. and we also have partnerships with organizations where their members receive copies, and it's free. it's a free publication, both print and digital of diversity in action. and we distribute these magazines to their events and also directly to the members. so so organizations like the national urban league, the hispanic engineer national achievement awards with conference, s.t.e.m. connector. we work with orion international which is a great organization supporting veterans that puts on career fairs specifically for vets. organizations that we work with. and it's very grassroots, you know? we're out there, and we attend the conferences and the career fairs. and, you know, it's a great way to engage the younger generation and become aware of opportunities in this field which for a niche area, it happens to have a pretty wide range of, you know, job opportunities and education opportunities. >> i was going to ask you about that. we're saying growing field. why the concentration now you t

>> cleveland boy, usc writer, director. yeah. the big hockey movie. strange weather. holly hunter. rosanna: doing with the environment and climate change. >> holly hunter, she loses her son and a sad tale and i play the boyfriend. the sweetest guy, my mom will be shocked. >> did you dig deep? >> i watched greg's work. greg: he's not being sincere. say hi to holly hunter. great performer. amazing. well, kim, thank you for stopping by. good for you. rosanna: what are you doing in the city. greg: he can't say. >> i can't say. i will call you later. rosanna: because you know this town? >> yes, i do. rosanna: he's being cagey with us. greg: rosanna golfs. she's an excellent golfer. rosanna: i don't know about that. what is your handicap? >> 12 now. rosanna: mine is like a 22 or 32. greg: well, we have clothes coming up. rosanna: get dressed up. greg: lauren bush lauren. rosanna: yes, she's here. she has a great organization feed and doing her part to help fight hunger. at stop & shop, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these

ownership of upsets over kansas and usc. ownership of the shot scene and heard around the world.it in a piece of philadelphia history and the moment is yours. >> it was just simple shot. they had practiced it a million times. it just so happens that this time it was on the biggest stage and it sent shock behaves throughout nova nation, philadelphia and the country. >> jenkins for three to win. >> he made it! at the buzzer! cats win it all! cats win it a all! >> adopted son of philadelphia stood court side and reactioned like we all did. as fast as the signal could travel the 1500 miles from houston to philadelphia, the reaction was the same. from the news desk -- >> kaboom -- excuse me, i'm sorry. >> hold on. >> to the pavilion. to the homes of nova grads trying not to wake up the kids. a shock wave of a championship swept over all of us. forever more this villanova team will be remembered by this shot. and how it made us feel like national champs. and seeing of national how about this national magazine you may have heard of it sports illustrated the shot is on the cover. the hea

ownership of upsets over kansas and usc. ownership of the shot scene and heard around the world.it in a piece of philadelphia history and the moment is yours. >> it was just simple shot. they had practiced it a million times. it just so happens that this time it was on the biggest stage and it sent shock behaves throughout nova nation, philadelphia and the country. >> jenkins for three to win. >> he made it! at the buzzer! cats win it all! cats win it a all! >> adopted son of philadelphia stood court side and reactioned like we all did. as fast as the signal could travel the 1500 miles from houston to philadelphia, the reaction was the same. from the news desk -- >> kaboom -- excuse me, i'm sorry. >> hold on. >> to the pavilion. to the homes of nova grads trying not to wake up the kids. a shock wave of a championship swept over all of us. forever more this villanova team will be remembered by this shot. and how it made us feel like national champs. and seeing of national how about this national magazine you may have heard of it sports illustrated the shot is on the cover. the hea

and in regard to section usc -- 42 usc section 289, this is a section i believe that talks about valuable consideration for fetal body parts. is there anything that you're aware of that relates to women's health care? >> there isn't. as a woman and i'm deeply offended that o borgs clinic permitting improper access to exploit us and to potentially place us under duress and put our children on display for sale in the way that chicken livers are in a grocery store. it deeply offends me. >> thank you, ms. clayton, is it your testimony that this document has been altered in any way? >> b-2? >> i have no knowledge of any of these documents and if these documents are anything like the videotape, i would start with the assumption that they probably have been altered but i don't have any personal knowledge one way or the other. i never saw them until they were sent to me by e-mail i think it was yesterday. >> you've had a chance to look at them since yesterday and you're an impartial witness today who's making assertions that they are probably doctored? >> i would start with the assumption that th

now he is unreturned and is telling the usc he is ready to fight. ben: someone called his bluff and he is speaking out, it sounds like. long heartfelt. instagram. more than a once-in-a-lifetime artist. just a once and forever artist. it would be silly to say he has inspired our music. it is beyond that. kerry: john mayer posting he inspired a generation of musicians. his fame was always fused with his talent. that talent was his freedom. his constant reason. ben: madonna posted a picture of her with prince. kerry: carmen electra who dated within the '90s posted this picture. i feel so sad and confused right now. i am in shock. i love you, prince. i hope you are comfortable and peaceful. the color purple. ben: have a look. kerry: unbelievable. ben: the oscar winner said prince will live through his music. we want to keep him alive today. that is it for us on this friday morning. thanks for filling in. kerry: "good day new york" with greg and rosanna is covering my fact. make today smile with powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jel

lynn swan is the new athletic director for usc.two rose ball teams with the register toens, including -- with the trojans. and he went on to be an nfl hall of famers. he graduated from high school in san mateo. he was head of the president's council on physical fitness for three years, and is replacing pat haden who stepped down for health reasons. >>> two giant stories in the nba. the warriors winning the 73rd game of the season. and then a legend who played for last time. >> kobe's got the lakers last tip. [ cheering ] >> oh, oh! >> it was like a hollywood script. kobe bryant scored 60 points. the lakers beat the utah jazz. it was kobe's final game as he retired. during his 20 years, he won five nba championships. lots of celebrities there. you can see the faces and you know them. david beckham, kanye, jack nicholson, shaq. >>> now to baseball where both teams took it on the chin. last night the colorado rockies pounded them 10-6. this three run homer in the 8th inning. >> from the angels to the rangers, they saved a lot of money

and usc politics professor described the whole thing this way. we'll put it up on the screen. trump has a very loyal following, but with a very hard ceiling. the problem is his current base of support isn't big enough to get him elected president. fair point? >> by the numbers, there is no question right now that donald trump looks like a general election disaster. he claims he'll put states in play, but if you look at poll numbers, he does, but not the way he suggests. for instance, in utah and mississippi, the republican states in the general election, he's tied with hillary clinton, while other republican candidates outpoll hillary by a large margin. but i'll put this caveat in there. when donald trump entered the republican primary, his negativetivity numbers suggested he had no chance to win the republican primary, and here we are today. so donald trump is the greatest brander i've ever seen. he's the greatest marketer. he knows the audience he has to pitch to in a general election is different than the audience he had to pitch to in a republican primary. so i don't under

i would direct your honor, to 8 usc 1324-b. actually congress determined situations in which an employee, alien with work authorization has a discrimination claim and when the employee doesn't. that statute says if you're a lawful public resident you do deferred action as the side or -- >> i was asking about section 1981. >> but i think, you would have a hard time exclamationing that claim given congress made that kind of a judgment. with respect to another point your honor made -- >> your position there could not be a suit under 1981? >> what i'm i'm saying congress made a judgment there that bears very directly on it. with respect to another point your honor raised about specific statutory references to lawful presence my friends on other side made a huge deal about this in particular 89 cfr 1.3 they cited seven or eight times. i urge you to go look at it and look at rule make order that went along with it from 19 the 6. you see what it says, applies to one thing and one thing only. that is accruel of social security benefits

. >> i am a graduate of usc in 1967 as a freshman, got easy access to the archives on the relocation effort. in your research, the narrative in which the japanese americans were coerced into giving up their citizenship to the point they were even under threat of being shot by machine guns shooting over there heads, did you find this situation in minicamps or other situations or is this extreme? be change usc throughout the japanese-american students right after pearl harbor and leon university refusing to give honor to people who were here, a lot of japanese americans here, then going -- i have lost the gist of your question. [inaudible] >> what happened -- the camps were for everyone a disaster. it was expected particularly in the white house that the war against japan would be very short. the imbalance of resources the two sides were so heavily in favor of the us particularly after we built a few more ships and won the battle of midway, we know the japanese didn't give up. the war went on and on and what was happening in camps from outside the camps two people who understand what w

the director was right out of usc film school. he had never made a movie.ked with putting the production together, so i had to go buy, picked up some books at french's bookstore, cinemaing tograph cinemaing to rafy and putting to the a script. and in effect, with cast, with only two actors, professional actors. clarence williams, and carlados, w managed to put together the financing internally, which, it was so difficult to do, and i wish my partner was here to talk to certain sides of -- >> we have to -- >> but we actually went out and made that movie and brought it in, pretty much on budget. >> the rest is history. the rest is history. and it's a fascinating story. and i thank you for coming on, especially with what you're dealing with today. thank you so much. >> yeah. it's a shock. thank you. >> we'll be right back, but first, prince's song "kiss." it made it to number one on the billboard top 100 and in the top 500 of all time. ♪ ain't no particular ♪ i just want your extra time and your ♪ ♪ kiss they'll always be our babies. so there will be things to

researches at the usc school ofs medicine and the national institutes of health found substituting vegetablefor butter may not reduce your risk for heart disease. they are high in and lien oh acid. americans are not drinking asrik much soda as they used to. restaurants are noticing the difference. fox's jennifer law mere reports. >>reporter: it's no surprise that soda is going out of our diets as we keep learning more about how it impax our health. we have been drinking less and less of it in the last 15 years, with one exception, the one lays where we still feel comfortable ordering up that soft drink. people go out to a restaurant and they do it because it's a treat. it might be an opportunity for r them to indulge. according to food servicevice analysts that, too, is coming tn an end.an our survey found that 23 percent of restaurant consumers arear ordering fewer soft drinks whenn they go out to restaurants. honestly i stopped drinkingnkin sewed yeah, seriously in 1995. if you look at the videos oneo youtube and you see what sodaoda does to basic plumbing in a home why would you want to b

joining me is sewell susan estridge, professor of law and political science at usc. former campaign manager for the 1988 presidential candidate, michael do cass kiss and a -- dukakis. it's always a pleasure to talk to you. >> always a pleasure to see you, art. >> thank you. let's start about on that pivotal meeting. what did it say to you, susan? >> well, look, the one thing we've all known since 1968 where the democrats had the worst convention in american history. they ended up having young people being shot at by the chicago police with tear gas outside the convention and fights on the floor and fights outside. and the one rule we thought we all learned was that you have to control your convention, that the country will look at you and say, if you can't control a convention of your own members, if you can't put together four nights of some entertainment, some speeches, some blarney, whatever it is, if you can't do that, how the heck are you going to be president? so i think what the republicans are trying to do is face the reality that they may have the convention

times usc poll released last week found trump leads cruz by republican voters in california.er than that among republicans who say they actually expected to vote trump leads cruz just 36-35 percent. >>> race unlike any other in the country coming to southern california. cars are fast t.barely hear them because they are all electric. here's david. >>reporter: it's not the roar by the shore but more like the screech by the beach. this is formula e making a return to long beach with some drivers raced here before including one with two indy car victory. an advantage. >> yes kind of know what you need from a car around here and drive lastar this layout any tt they are doing..f >>reporter: this cap off ao for its unveiling of the new electric car areó] the future then formula e is=á part of that future.ó battery poweredec cars are as quick asñú most any car that has ever racedkt here butp÷ in quiet way)ñ. special precaution have to be taken$y with regard to all the voltage&[#z. teamj mechanic have safety precautiobx as doim rescue crew. here members of the long beach fire depar

blockbuster announcement regarding usc's most popular fighter, macgregor has been removed from the upcoming ufc 200. dana white saying the decision was made, the refusal term about in las vegas, it caught everyone by surprise by announcing his retirement. macgregor is currently the featherweight champion and a rematch against diaz was the main event, on july 9th. back to baseball, crazy seen, as a fan interferes with a ball in play. a very awkward moment in the seventh, and lines one down in the third base line and that is a third ball in extra bases and more damage a fan picks it up right there. it is a fair ball, your home team, the giants jersey on. and look at -- ben: they kick you out. has the hoodie up. he is running, she is not happy. he should have known better than that. do you need the baseball that badly? my issue, you and i were talking the you need the baseball glove? come on. >> may be going to the ballpark -- duke: if you are a grown up and bringing your kids. >> i think you are being so narrowminded about this. people like to go to the ballpark and have fun and catch the bal

. >> reporter: but they slide by losing a tire near usc and finally stopping in south l.a. to a crowd of people. >> these guys high fiving each other. >> reporter: hand shakes, hugs, then some lounging on their mustang. this picture of them waiting for lapd to take them to jail now going viral. while it looked like many in the crowd were thinking, first, let me take a selfie. a bizarre end to a chase that left everyone saying only in l.a. nbc news, los angeles. >>> next up here, in northern california a crackdown on illegal riding. as atvs and bikes take over streets. >>> the scary part was there was nothing we could do. >> night terrors, a nightmare. a good number of new parents are dealing with. a new app to put their minds at ease. washgtod-coli araskgfotheubl's l >>> washington d.c. police are asking for the public's help on cracking down on people who are swarming the city on atvs and dirt bikes. >> tom costello shows us it is far more reaching than just the nation's capital. >> reporter: on some of the nation's busiest highways and intersections, motorists and pedestr

this is the elevator rap slapbacks and cadillacs [music] >> well that is the elevator rap from usc linemen who got stuck in the elevator. the group were headed to dinner with their offensive coach when they all got in one elevator. not a high percentage move. here was the problem. they were 700 pounds over the weight limit. >> is he crying? >> 6' 9'' 360 pounds zach banner decided to record and live tweet the entire ordeal. here's the cool thing. the firefighters who showed up to rescue them came with snacks and drinks. it took about an hour, though, don't do this at home, people. >> i get slightly claustrophobic. i hate being stuck on an elevator. i would freak out within five minutes. >> i would have been like, you know what? i'm doing quick math in my head, boys. let's catch the next one. >> i know. >> i did have a pretty intense phobia of elevators before i came to new york, which you have to quickly get over. >> right. >> i still cringe at the small ones. i prefer the open ones. i like to go in the cargo elevator. [ laughter ] >> you prefer to be with the freight. >> and i really don'

the director was right out of usc film school. he had never made a movie.s tasked with putting the production to the so i had to go buy -- picked up some books at french's film school on film production, then i found a tv producer who had never made a movie and in effect with a cast of only two actor, professional actor, clarence williams and alga korlados, in effect we were able to put together -- but we actually went out and made that movie. and brought it in pretty much on budget. >> i was going to say the rest is history. the rest is history. it's a fascinating story, mr. ruffalo. i thank you for coming on, especially dealing with what you're dealing with today. thank you so much. >> yeah, it's a shock. thank you. >> we'll be right back but first prince's song "kiss." it made it to number one on the bill board top 100 and appeared in rolling stone magazine's top 100 of all time. ♪ i just want your extra time and your kiss ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snorin

criminalizes contribution the governments employ. 42 usc 14135 criminalizes approbation of refusal toive dna. the idea there is a bright line between administered sanctions and criminal sanctions that forces the government to rely only on withdrawal of the benefit is just not the case. that's reflected in this court case law. back in 1927 and a stevenson case which is discussed in the breeze, that was a situation in which texas had condition dried on the texas roads and restricted that by opposing all sorts of permitting requirements. those root viewed as unconstitutional interference with private contractors but although the of the site identifies stevenson as a case that did not have criminal penalties and that was just withdrawn from we reductase different edits, if the court looks at page 260 it will say the texas statute impose criminal penalties. so again the idea the only thing the government can do is withdraw a benefit in the context of an unconstitutional condition and can't go to the corporate, which is to enforce the prohibition, really makes -- >> i think whenever concern

last night redskins' gm scot mccloughan got defensive and picked up cravens out of usc in round two.a 6'1" linebacker/safety as they call him. then in round three, redskins kept it in the commonwealth. fuller db out of virginia tech the fourth kid in his family to play for the hokies and now get this, the fourth in his family to make it to the nfl. >>> and our cameras were there when sean davis got the phone call of a lifetime. the fo second round. happy tears flowing afterward and for good reason. much more on his story coming up in the 7:30 half hour, we'll hear exactly what highway had to say about the will he had toy -- he had to say about the long roads to the nfl that's now led him to the steel city. >>> and season so young but according to ryan zimmerman the nationals are about to find out what they're made of on this week's road trip especially after they were swept out of nats park by the phillies. first stop this week is st. louis. michael taylor, not intimidated. booked a round trip in the 1st inning and gets the party started. then in the top of the 4th. espinosa likes wh

. >> eight offensive linemen from the usc football team heading home from dinner when they got stuck in an elevator yesterday in california. some began sweating profusely after spending 90 minutes in they made the most of the tight quarter. created a song appropriately called the elevator rap. the fire department eventually came to help get them out. i think they went over the maximum load limit for an elevator. >> can you imagine that? at least they were able to make light of the situation. geez louise. >>> all right. time now 9:19. fighting the flu. why your immune system may play an even bigger role than you may think. >>> after the break why you and your family should head towards the brooklyn bridge today. morning." it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've done it, you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. that if you are looking for something to do this week

getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> usc as its new athletic director. he was a hall of fame receiver for the pittsburgh steelers. he has worked as a broadcaster and served on nonprofit and corporate boards. his first day is july 1st. >>> the young man who became known as the infamous affluenza team is set to spend the next two years in jail. adult jail. a texas judge today ordered ethan couch to serve the two- year sentence for killing four people in 2013 when he rammed his pickup truck into a crowd of people who were helping a motorist. at the time couch was 16 and had a blood alcohol level that was three times above the legal limit. this morning's hearing was the first in adult court for couch. he turned 19 on monday. >> police in antioch are looking into whether drugs or alcohol played a role in crash that injured three people late last night. investigators say the driver of the honda suv was speeding on a street near the highway 4 off-ramp when he hit a construction cone truck. firefighters had to extricate that driver

if you don't, then i would commend for your study, 2 usc. 192 through 194. and 18 usc 1505. so i'll ask you for the last time. do you understand that you have a personal legal obligation to ensure these requested records are produced? >> mr. chairman, treasury's approach to the committee's inquiries have followed the long standing policy set forth by reagan in 1984. >> mr. secretary, you've had three times to answer the question. i'll move on. has anyone directed you not to comply with this committee's subpoena of may 11th, 2015? >> mr. chairman, just the other day, we responded in detail to the inquiry from this committee -- >> my question, mr. secretary, is has anyone directed you not to comply with this committee subpoena of may 11th, 2015? it's a simple yes or no answer. >> the letter we sent to the committee indicates, we have been reaching out to the committee, responding -- >> third time, mr. secretary, has anyone directed you not to comply with this committee's subpoena of may 11th, 2015? >> mr. chairman, we have been trying to work with the committee to provide -- >

but at some schools that are not florida, that are not usc, the our student fees that fund athletics, and over four years they can be as much as $1000 which when you're going into debt to pay for your college education, any more money for the football team, use sort of shake your head at.hools, tha it's part of the tuition. at smaller schools that is an issue. as far as the human face, i could tell you the story of the prologue in our book is a player at the university of connecticue a few years ago, and he was investigated by the ncaa for taking an impermissible benefit is what they call it. it's really more about what happened to his mother and his family when you are under investigation. to a single black mother, and she had accepted money for a family friend, from a familyth friend to go on a recruiting visit with her son. this is basic parenting. this wasn't a guy who is trying to steer the player to a specific school. this is sort of a human kind and, yes, you can go be a pair and go be with her son on his recruiting trip. the ncaa sent five investigators to her workplace, took

he put out his first album at a pretty youngbz age but maybe that one didn't actually take off like$uscut musicians who really score big when they're y/ they love the music so much. you look(.= winehouse who died so tragically,l >> i've never seen anybody as big as prince,4xf terry lewis brought janet jackson to the state fair. >> lauren, stick around. dr. siegel just happened to come right in the studio. we have been hearing that maybe prince died from the flu. 57-year-old guy, probably otherwise in good health. could that actually happen? >> absolutely. one of the things that makes me suspicious of that is that he had a8#@f plane making an% landing and was taken to the hospital suffering from the flu. he reportedly had the flu for three weeks which is a@u time. the flu is one of what we call a great enabler. what does it enable? 4l from the flup few pneumonia. you got to wonder if he was battling pneumonia, if the hospital sent him out treating fort= pneumonia, then it got worse. he also had a seizure disorder, epilepsy since he was a child. what medications was he on to suppress the