COSTELLO: Checking some top stories for you at 58 minutes past. The Minneapolis Star Tribune is reporting, the day before Prince's death, the musician's team reached out to an addiction expert to meet with him. The specialist's son flew overnight to Minnesota, but failed to reach Prince in time. He later discovered Prince in an elevator. He's the one that made that 9-1-1 call. CNN is reaching out to the doctor, and Prince's representatives for comment. We now know the identity of the U.S. Navy SEAL killed by ISIS forces in Iraq. He's 31-year old Charles Keating IV, from Arizona. He's the grandson of well-known savings and loan financier, Charles Keating Jr. Keating was visiting the Peshmerga base North of Mosul to advise Kurdish forces, when 100 ISIS fighters broke through defense lines at the base. They used bulldozers and suicide car bombs to do it. Keating died in the gun battle that ensued. Detroit schools reopen today after a massive sick-out over teacher pay forced a two-day shutdown. Teachers now being assured they will be paid for the full school year. Many say this latest dispute highlights school-wide problems including overcrowding and poor classroom conditions. A massive wildfire forcing and entire city in Alberta, Canada to evacuate. All 80,000 people in Fort McMurray forced to flee in the largest wildfire evacuation in the province's history. Fire crews say they're battling explosive conditions, including high temperatures and low humidity. And those conditions are expected to get much worse today. We'll keep you posted. Thank you for joining me today. I'm Carol Costello. AT THIS HOUR, with Berman and Bolduan starts now.
Prince's Team Set Up Meeting with Addiction Counselor; Navy SEAL Killed in Iraq Identified; Detroit Schools Reopen After Two-Day Closure