JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: This morning, Prince's family heads to a Minnesota court to figure out how to handle his considerable estate. The late megastar did not leave behind a will, but CNN has learned he did leave behind a vault where those unreleased songs all could be. CNN's Stephanie Elam live outside of Minneapolis with more -- Stephanie.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, John. Yes, we are outside of the justice center here in the Carver County. This is the county where Prince lived and this is also where he passed away. So today we are going to have this probate hearing that we'll be attending today. This the first step in trying to decide how Bremmer Trust, who's been charged as being the agent for all of his estate, how they will move forward with breaking down all of his assets and dividing them. Now he has one full-blooded sister, Tyka Nelson, and then he also had seven other siblings. Two of them have already passed away. So the question is how do they break it up between all of the siblings and whether it goes on to the deceased siblings' children? As you might guess, this could be a mess, because he owned a lot of property. There is that massive vault of music released and unreleased. There is Paisley Park, all of that has to be decided. And, Chris, if you get the impression that this is going to be a long, drawn out arduous process, you'd be correct.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: You know, this is tough. Every family seems to go through it. It seems like nobody's immune from the least sophisticated to the most sophisticated, but there's just so much charity here to be had as well. This is going to be tough and we'll follow it. Thank you for covering it, my friend. Let's take a quick break. It's hard to believe it was five years ago today that the U.S. killed Osama Bin Laden. It's been five years. So how did it all go down? President Obama and key staff members reveal what it took to pull off that mission. This is a CNN exclusive you've not heard these answers before.
Prince's Family Heads To Court