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rather momentarily. his brother momentarily. there have been dozens and dozens of volunteers out here searching tonight while 10-year-old daniel ounkham s family has kept vigil in their home right behind me. police say 10-year-old andrew was last seen at approximately 3:45 this afternoon running into a large corn field right next to his house. andrew has been diagnosed with autism and is non-verbal. this neighborhood is near stillwater circle and oxbow drive. andrew s father brought his 11-year-old son alexander out to talk with us late tonight because alexander wanted to thank everyone for trying to help find his little brother andrew. i m just nervous for him and. for him at i hope he is good. i am thankful for everyone trying to find him. terry: you see some special lights on one of the waukesha to help find this little autistic boy. apparently those colors tend to help calm him down if he is out that feel that afraid. he will not talk respond to officers who ....
continues to be under investigation. there are some things regarding this investigation that i will not be able to talk about. i m going to give you a statement and we will then take some questions that you may have at about 9:43 yesterday morning we received a medical at paisley park in chanhassen. chanhassen fire, car per county s sheriff s office all responded to the call car pe. they found unresponsive male in the elevator. cpr was initially started but was unsuccessful. he was pronounced deceased at 10:07. we have identified him as prince rogers nelson. , 57 years old. 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. deputies went through the building to make sure there was nobody else inside. because this was an unwitnessed death of a middle-aged adult, the decision was made to process the scene. that is also normal protocol. it is not diffe ....
good morning. i m matt gutman. i am reena ninan. welcome, matt. thank you, reena. so good to be here. excited to have you here. i am seeing you doing something crazy, nothing personal. i am looking at you look what is he thinking? among that, hurricane coverage. what were you thinking? practically blown away. where were you here? this is hurricane irene, on top of the bridge near the eye of the storm. you see rolling out of there. basically near the eye of the hurricane with some storm chasers. actually really cool. just rain and wind. you look like you will be blown off the bridge. crazy to me when i watch the video. i make it a point never to cover assignments where my mascara has a chance of running. that s smart. mine did run that day. covergirl, waterproof. i recommend it. so, speaking of torrential rains. we are going to bring you to the plains where this weekend the rains are taking its toll. terrible. the cedar river crested at 6 1/2 feet abo ....
joins us right now from london. terry? reporter: it is a profound moment for south africa and really for the world, the marking of the passing of this remarkable man and of the end of an era in human grace and dignity. in south africa itself, in the neighborhood which was a segregated township where nelson mandela lived before he went to prison for 27 years and where he went home to. there is a combination of mourning, of sorrow and celebration and gratitude, people gathering outside of his home and dancing, celebrating the life of nelson mandela. reaction pouring in from around the world for his life from the great and the powerful and the rest of us. there have been more than 4 million tweets about nelson mandela. you mentioned president obama s comment, an amazing scene here in london, the premier of the movie in london, the long walk to freedom, prince william and the duchess of cambridge in attendance, in the end the star came out and told everyone that nelson ma ....
violence. a plan endorsed by philadelphia mayor michael nutter, who currently serves as president of the conference. the vice president speaking at 12:30 eastern, live on c-span. and at 6:30, pbs host tavis smiley, holds his annual forum focusing on poverty in america. former g.o.p. presidential candidate and speaker of the house, newt gingrich, and ohio representative, marshall fudge, are among the several panelists who will examine the issue and possible solutions. the discussion s entitled a vision for america, future without poverty. tomorrow night a look back at inaugurations from the past from harry truman s 1949 inaugural to president george w. bush swearing-in and speech from 2001. we ll see and hear presidents of the past 60 years on the day they officially took office. our coverage features universal news reels, footage from the senate recording studio, and presidential library supplementing our own c-span recordings. that s friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and c- ....