COSTELLO: Prince's family inside a Minneapolis courtroom to fight over his fortune. Did it get ugly? Stephanie Elam was inside the courtroom. She joins us now live with more. What did they say?</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Carol, it was completely procedural here, in Carver County in Chaska, Minnesota where this court is. This is the county where Prince lived, and also where he passed away. The entire proceeding was about 12 minutes long. There were 11 attorneys inside representing the siblings, and also Bremer Trust, which has been named a special administrator. And the big takeaway from this was that, a; they continue to search for a will for Prince, but have still not turned up one. And b; the point of this hearing, the judge said, was so that if there were any heirs out there, that they could have time to be notified, and to be added to the petition. They also said that the siblings there had all signed, saying that they were fine with Bremer Trust being the special administrator of all of Prince's estate. They said they had consent forms from all of them, except for one sibling, John. But looking at what this means, you know a lot of us wanted to find out what was in the estate. Was there -- what is in that vault, that music catalog. We didn't hear any talk of that at this point. And that is what, of course, a lot of people were hoping for. And at this point, the judge asking for the attorneys to stay in contact with each other, and to stay in touch with the court. But no future court date has been set at this point, Carol.</s>COSTELLO: All right, Stephanie Elam reporting live from Minnesota this morning. Thank you. Still to come in the Newsroom, Senator Cruz bets on the evangelical vote in Indiana. Will his faith be rewarded?
Prince's family in court to address his estate