by young people. police say at least four people are unaccounted for. and the shooting happened shortly after a massive car bomb went off in central oslo, 20 miles away, that explosion killed at least seven people, the search continues today for more victims in the rubble of the destroyed buildings. young survivors of the massacre are determined to stay strong. >> we don't want to be silenced, we're going to continue to struggle and we're going to continue doing what we do. we want to make the world a better place and we want to continue with our politics, we want to show them that they're not going to shoot us to silence us. >> we're live from norway with the very latest in just one minute. breaking news now out of london, confirmation that multiple grammy award winning singer-songwriter amy winehouse is dead. police in london responded to a call about a woman found dead in an apartment. the woman was amy winehouse, she

was declared dead at the scene. alan duke is a cnn entertainment producer, so any more now on the details surrounding her death? >> reporter: in the last hour we have gotten official confirmation from her publicist who says that she has died, issuing a statement to cnn. note nothing about what she died in, what killed her is unexplained according to london officials earlier in the investigation. it was only this afternoon in her apartment where her body was found. it was two months ago that she was released from a british rehabilitation center after fans booed her off the stage after she slurred lines and forgot

lyr lyrics, a very disastrous performance. >> what have people or family members been saying about her attempts for rehabilitation of substance abuse, even after being in that rehab facility. >> well, you know, officially, her publicist has issued statements for example when her -- when she went into rehab saying she was just getting tuned up for this concert tour and then they said that they cancelled to give her time to take whatever time that was necessary to get her things north for her tour. and interestingly, apparently today, just this morning, they posted another similar statement on her website. but her parents have been much more direct and outspoken in 2009, saying if she doesn't get on the road to recovery, she would be on the road to destruction and they have been trying to get help for her, but she's been in and out of rehab, in fact arrested and in jail at times, but she just for some

reason it just never happened and we know how difficult those struggles are, we see it with celebrities all the time where they struggle with substance abuse all the time. at age 27, by the way, she was the same age as janice joplin, chris cobain, jimi hendrix and jim morrison, musical legends when they died. more breaking news to share with you, cnn confirming this just minutes ago, a former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, a general has died, he's with the top military advisors for bill clinton from 1993 until 1997 from complications following a stroke. he was 75. and now to the latest developments on the debt negotiations in washington. the white house is taking

congress to task saying it should stop, quote, playing reckless political games with our economy. president barack obama held a special meeting today with congressional leaders, house speaker john boehner was there right next to president obama and those official photos right now coming out. president obama released this statement, saying, quote, as i said last night over this weekend, congress will forge a responsible path forward, house and senate leaders will be working to find a bipartisan solution to preserve the full faith and credit of the united states, end quote. and for the latest on the negotiations, watch state of the union tomorrow, candy crowley's guest will be u.s. treasury secretary tim geithner who has been at the center of the talks from the beginning, this taking place tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern with candy. about 4,000 faa workers could be furlowed today.

essential staff like air traffic controllers will remain on the job, but faa engineers and construction workers are among those facing furlows, the government will lose about $200 million a week in airline taxes. and more than 2 dozen people have now died due to the heat in philadelphia friday, a packed crowd ignored the heat and turned out for the phillies baseball game. 29 people had to be treated for heat-related illness and some had to be taken from the ballpark in stretchers. by the fourth inning, people started packing it in. >> it's a shame because he's really great, he really is, but the heat is just too brutal in there. >> how brutal? in philly, the temperature hit 100 before 10:00 in the morning. and this is not what chicago needed as a break from the heat

wave. powerful storms pounding the city, cooling things down but flash floods covered roads and highways, nearly 47 inches fell. a relic from the september 11 attack gets a permanent home. this intersecting steel beam known as the world trade center cross was lowered into the september 1 1th memorial and museum. the 17-foot cross was recovered near the towers after the attack. the museum scheduled to open next year. all right, now, back to norway, this is late in the evening on the day following that country's deadliest terror attack in decades, michael holmes is outside oslo where people are still in shock from that bombing and then the shooting rampage that took place. michael, what more can you tell us? >> yeah, fred, the hotel behind me has been turned into sort of

a kmurncommunity center, if you, the parents of those victims of that shooting that hatched just a couple of miles from here. some have been reunited with their kids here, there have been counselors on staff who have been helping these people try to come to terms really with something that's impossible to come to terms with. 85 people killed by this one gunman. most of them children, this went on for an hour and a half, the shooting would stop and then it would start again. children are telling the stories of hiding underneath other bodies. he saw two of his friends shot down before his eyes and he begged for his life. these kids as they came out here and talked to me, they wanted to, they came out and met with the media, let me just play one of their accounts of what happened. >> some people or a lot of

people are alive, a few of them are still missing. >> reporter: was he shooting at the people in the water? >> yes. >> reporter: around you? >> on the boat as well. >> reporter: how long did it go on for? >> i'm not sure, maybe about an hour. >> reporter: and was anyone trying to stop him? was there anybody there trying to help? >> yeah, the police came and all the rescuers came from the boats picking up swimmers. >> reporter: great sounds of heroism, some very brave kids recounting the horror of what went on and some pretty bright people around there too, you talk about them being on boats, to get those kids out of the water. there's still four kids missing and there's divers who are now looking, sadly for their bodies in the water. also visiting here today, the

queen and queen of norway coming here to meet with the families, this a close knit country. you could get a government minister walking down the street and you could go up and grab his lunch, there's not a lot of security for these people as there is in the united states. >> michael holmes, thanks for that update. the life of a computer hacker, stealing personal and professional secrets, and the steps you can take to avoid becoming a target. no rain, no water, no food. that's what tens of thousands of families are facing in somalia, so what's preventing aid from getting in to those who need it most? where do you go to find a super business? you know, the ones who do such a super job,

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stories of human crisis are flooding out of the horn of after can, right now nearly 11 million people there are in desperate need of food, water and a safe place to sleep. this woman right there is one of them. she's a herder but lost all of her livestock months ago to the drought and now she's barely surviving. she feeds her infant son wild berries and dirty water. the water makes him sick. his twin sister died of hunger in may and this is just one of the many stories of suffering coming out of region. jean ferguson in mogadishu where hundreds are now fleeing back to the war torn city that they fled. >> reporter: horror reaches the streets of mogadishu. hunger. these people fled the war here and now they're back, desperate for food and water. huma's husband died of

starvation, she said she travelled 400 kilometers to get here in a desperate bid to keep her children alive. my car was blocked by a panicked group of women trying to get some food. please help us, this woman shouts, i am sick. but there is little help for the thousands who come here, the weak transitional federal government controls only part of the capital and has been fighting the al qaeda linked group for years. al shabab has been operating in this area for years. leaving these people trapped and two weeks to make to it the u.n. continues in neighboring kenya. they have come here to the capital in search of help. tens of thousands of somalis arrived in mogadishu just in the last few days. but despite that, this remains one of the hardest places in the world to get food aid to. this is a very dangerous country. as a foreign reporter, i could

only be on the streets for a few moments at a time before drive ag way, as the threat of kidnapping is very real. the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation, the oic hopes to persuade more aid agencies to come in under their umbrella. al shabob is willing to allow the islamic council to distribute supplies to this area. the u.n. says this war-torn country needs an extra $300 million in the next two months and the president is very displeased. >> the situation is very severe and the conditions are very harsh, we are asking that the international community assist those in somalia and on the borders. we request quick help. >> reporter: for many somalis, aid may come too late e especially for starving children. this child is six months old and

suffering from severe malnutrition. and here's backo, a little boy who's -- as the desperate come to the capital in search of help. jane ferguson, cnn, mogadishu, somalia. >> and you can make a difference and help the starving people of somalia go to impact your world page and there you'll find links to aid groups and information about the famine in somalia. in other news, another weekend of loud, angry and violent demonstrations across syria, massive crowds of anti-government protesters poured into the streets yesterday marching and chanting and clashing with riot police. they are demanding the overthrow of the president and six people were reportedly killed in clashes friday. and we're watching for more news to emerge from iran where we're reporting the shooting death of

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plants if left alone. the goats are expected to kbraz for about a week. all right, well it's a good thing they have those weeds because in many other parts of the country, there's drought and though everything, all kinds of vegetation, crops, et cetera, are dying. >> it is actually the extremely serious situation especially across the state of texas right now, a lot of the southern tier of the u.s. dealing with those droughts. other areas, though, getting so much rain. we got some video i think out of miami. >> too much rain. >> quite the lightning storm so we don't have it? let's focus on that heat then, because this will continue to be a huge issue in the coming days, this is the heat index, lots of triple digits out there and these are dangerous levels so we're in those hours right now where we see that peak heat of the day and a lot of people are like, well, it's july, should we be all that worried about it?

a lot of this is because this is a very long duration event t dew point or the amount of moisture that's in the air is extremely high which brings that heat index up a little bit higher and we have had more than 30 heat related deaths across the u.s. and i promise you that number is going to continue to go up. so take it easy, a lot of times you don't detect some of those signs if you start to feel a little dehydrated or start to feel sick in the heat. drink more water than you normally would, don't wait until you're thirsty. somebody told me you take your body weight and you divide it by half and that's the number of ounces of water you should drink in a day. that's a lot. >> that's a huge amount. >> yes, it's a huge amount, but it's needed in times of heat like now. caffeine tends to dehydrate you. take cool showers and baths and avoid the direct sunlight.

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superfans converge in san diego this weekend, at comic con, you know why, it's what shines the light on what's new in pop culture. of course it's a great excuse to wear a fabulous costume, which brings us to our movie critics. which one is wearing the fabulous costume? you guessed gray drake and matt astony are joining us in comic con. oh, that is so cute. matt, come on now, what happened? >> this is my "magnum p.i." costume. >> and then we have got tinker bell, right? >> in all my winged glory. what's going on there?

you guys are having way too much fun up there. >> we're here at come ic con, is now turned into one of the biggest pop culture events of the year, some big news coming from some of the hollywood panels that are here, we have heard that robert rodriguez has announced that there will be a sin city 2, he's also announced sequels to machetti. >> it's not just movies, which is what makes it so fun, there's also some tv news, which matt was really surprised about. >> the game panel -- there was a huge line for that, hundreds of people waiting to get n that show's really taken off and really the core audience is here at the convention and hollywood and the networks really used the convention to kind of get the word out with the superfans and

it trickles out and it helps bring interest out. >> and we got to see peter, and both on a tv and a movie level, we're all weirded out. >> let's talk movie because we've got one that's a big one that goes perfectly with this whole comic con thing, we're talking captain america. here's a quick little clip from the movie, captain america. >> that's just a prototype. it's stronger than steel and a third of the weight. it's complete vibration absorb bent. >> how come it's not standard issue. >> that's the rarest metal on earth. >> are you finished? i'm sure the captain has some unfinished business. >> what do you think? >> all right, that will work.

all right, magnum, i mean matt, what are that you are thoughts on this? >> i liked this movie a lot. i think it was a lot of fun. it drags a little bit in the metal, it's a little montage heavy, but i really enjoyed this movie. and you've got a fantastic supporting cast here, tommy lee jones really brings a lot more to the part than is really written there. doing it all like superheroes, i gave it a c, i thought it was really good. >> i think that the movie didn't drag at all and it is in fact like a superhero movie like indiana jones and stuff we remember being really awesome from when we were younger and then condoning the use of steroids, i think chris evans has finally found him the movie that's going to make him a superstar. this movie was incredible and totally gets an a from tinker bell. >> and a from tinker bell, a b

from "magnum p.i." really impressive. >> she's -- tinker bell has a thing for pectoral muscles and biceps. >> let's see if tinker bell's little magic dust will hit all the fans out there and make this one a big hit. matt and greg, always good to see you guys, you're already enjoying comic con so continue to enjoy. >> exactly. >> wish you were here. >> me, too. i don't know what kind of costume i would come up with, but next time i would plan a little bit. >> all right, tracking computer hackers, a look at what it takes to take down those who leak your personal and professional secrets.

the death toll on the rise in norway, 92 people now dead from yesterday's car bombing in oslo and shooting rampage that followed. recovery crews are still searching the waters around an island where a gunman opened fire on children attending a summer camp. >> it's important that we stay together and keep strong. we can't let a coward like that stop us. going on to an island with only youth and killing them and they have no way to escape, that's a coward's act. >> a 32-year-old man described in norwegian media reports as a right wing christian fundamentalist.

and multiple grammy award winning singer amy winehouse is dead. police found the singer's body inside her home in london after getting an emergency phone call. winehouse was famous for her image of a hard drinking with more than one battle with drugs. i spoke to dr. drew pinsky and he said a cycle of addiction is extremely hard to break and harder still for celebrities. >> when an opiate addict goes into treatment, opiate addiction takes months and years to treat. for celebrities and particularly musicians is they return to their career, they return to the road far too prematurely and it's absolutely predictable what will happen. it's funny people look at these stories and say, oh, addiction treatment doesn't work. the crazy thing is that part of

the disease is that there is crazy thinking, they feel like they don't have to listen to or door what they're being told to do. if they're being told to do something, they'll be nine if they just do it. just like diabetics do just fine if they take their insulin twice a day. >> we'll go into the subject of amy winehouse, how it happened and why, on sunday evening 9:00 eastern time. and on to the debt negotiations in washington, president barack obama held a special meeting today with congressional leaders, it was a short meeting, almost 50 minutes or so. congressional correspondent kate bolduan joins us now from washington. what more are you learning, kate? >> reporter: when you think about it, it's a dramatic breakdown that we saw on the negotiations just last night. then you have this meeting between the two men who seem visibly angry towards each other in their dualing press

conferences last night, house speaker boehner and president obama, were back in the room with democratic and republican leaders this morning. coming out of this meeting, some interesting information we're getting. in the meeting we're told that there was an urgent discussion that was being held, so that -- avoid default. we're now learning that speaker boehner held a press conference at 2:00 with house members, moraning and file members, and according to an aid familiar with that call. speaker boehner said he and other leaders are trying to, working towards a package of trillion dollar spending cuts, basically two votes if you will on the debt ceiling and that he's working towards that, but it's not clear if there is -- if the democrats involved in these negotiations fredericka signed on to it quite yet. one example here is that white

house press secretary jay carney again reiterating the president's opposition to any short-term extension. he says as the current situation makes clear, it would be irresponsible to put our critics in the economy to risk a few short months with another battle over the debt ceiling, congress should hear his words and quit playing reckless political games with our economy. seems like it might be a hard sell having two votes on some kind of package. but we know that speaker boehner is pushing forward with something on this, he told the members on the call that he was hoping to have something to show them, for members to review in the next couple of hours so they can roll out some kind of plan by mondaying inso they can get ball rolling. >> for the latest on the

negotiations watch "state of the union" on sunday morning. about 4,000 faa workers could be furlowed today, congress adjourned last night without authorizing funding for the agency. essential staff like air traffic controller also remain on the job, but faa engineers and construction workers are among those facing furlows. the government will also lose about $200 million a week in airline passes. nfl players are spending the weekend looking over proposed labor and revenue sharing plan that will end the lockout, nfl owners have already approved a deal. they have set a tuesday deadline in order for players to save the regular season. amount of important personal information is floating out there in cyberspace leaving many companies vulnerable to the underworld of computer hacking.

susan candiotti talked to one man who could be called a detective in the word of computer hacking. >> reporter: computers can hold all kinds of personal and professional secrets from bank account pass words to sensitive business e-mails, but every minute of every day, those secrets can be targets of so-called cyber generals who can link computers who act like soldiers and illegal network calls a bottled net. -- botnet. what is a botnet? >> it's a computer network that's been ad hoc put together by criminals or people with mall intent. >> reporter: who are the people doing this? >> it ranges everything from kids just playing around to regular professional cyber criminals. >> they tracks those illegal botnet networks. companies hire them to see whether their computers being hacked, you might call them a hacker tracker. >> reporter: how does a hack

start. >> a bunch of computers are out in corporate environments with a piece of mall wear or software viruss that feed information back to the control center. >> reporter: information is being sent back to the control center? >> this is an hour-long snapshot and it's an afternoon where we see botnet disseminating information out. how many are we talking about at this time? >> 200 million to 300 million. >> one group wanted to steal his work. >> they were trying to extort us for botnet grabbed headlines recently as the fbi arrested 14 members. >> what did they say they would do if you didn't comply with their demands. >> they claimed they had gotten a hold of some of our e-mails and they were going to rethem if

we don't comply. >> incredibly, the demands were dk can coupled. they say your company isn't important to us, but it's clear very important to you, if you take over a big botnet, we want insider info on it. he called the language juvenile. >> it did indicate the age group we're dealing with. >> reporter: but it doesn't mean that they can't do damage. >> absolutely. it's like a baby with a gun. >> reporter: eventually the hackers backed off after publicizing some of his ex-mails. so far no one's been caught and the hacker tracker is back to exposing botnets. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. and worry yourself sick, instead of calling the doctor more and more people search the web for medical answers, we'll talk about the danger of web advise, sometimes. the less time i have to take care of me.

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healthy. dr. bill lloyd joins us from chicago. tell us more about this cyber chondria? >> it's an enormous problem because people are focussed on chronic illnesses that really are unpleasant. it's a new twist because back in the day people would just keep a readers digest around the house or a medical book and when they thought they had symptoms they would check on it and they would think that it's a big problem. now with the internet, you can get online and find out about all kinds of diseases, if you go to a medical website that as a symptom checker, you call talk yourself into all kinds of problems. when your doctor says you may have this and then someone goes to the web or people are replacing their doctors with the web? >> i think most of it has beens before they see their doctor, and that's the problem, they're trying to diagnose themselves.

so any time anybody has a problem, whether it's a new diagnosis or a new simple on the. a couple of things you need to know while roaming around the world wide web. stay close to home. ask your doctor, do you have your own website? or maybe your local hospital has their own website. trust your own academic institutions like the mayor clinic. other trusted content providers and you'll get the bottom of their home page, you can see where this information came from and fredericka, remember, if you ever see anything that looks like advertising within the text of a web page for medical information, click away because they have no information for you except a purchase in your future. >> are there some people who are more prone to becoming these kind of cyberchondriacs? >> they have done a lot of research about this and it's a behavioral problem, people who

have had trauma early in their life, children who were abused or unloved or children who were spoiled or unloved, these are people that can be more prone to being worried about health conditions that really just don't exist. >> are you telling people to log off or just kind a more responsible way to manage your questions and not going too far? >> yeah, i think what's important here is, this kind of hypochondriasi sirks needs to be managed, when the doctor says it's nothing don't worry about it. the first thing a hypocondrey yack is going to do is worry more about it and go to the web. you teach individuals that are worried about their health, occasional modification therapy, you get them to understand the triggers that get them to worry

about, and by using behavioral management therapy, you can help your patients cope with their behavior rather than trying to cure them of it. you simply want to get to them through education. >> is there anything medical doctors can do to help their patients not become this? >> you bet there is. because hypocondrey yacks come and go out overdoctors offices all the time. they don't think about the diagnosis, they don't think about this is a patient that needs help. so, yes, doctors need to ask questions and when they are presented with a patient, even though it's a brief visit with unusual complaints or consistent complaints and they don't find anything on the tests or the ex-rays or the lab tests, you stop the process right there, and say, are you a little bit worried about this? maybe we should talk about what your concerns are and identify

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united states could default on its debt unless congress raises the ceiling by august 2. no word of any immediate break through. and republican presidential candidate mitt romney won 25% of the vote in a straw poll yesterday at a gop gathering in ohio. tim pawlenty came in second with 16% and still no word on whether texas governor rick perry will seek the republican presidential nomination, but a new cnn orc survey of republicans and independents shows that he could be a strong contender, kerry came in second just two points behind the front-runner mitt romney. and for the latest political news you know where to go, cnn politics.com. cnn newsroom with don lemon just a few minutes away. i know, you're sat.

>> you're the one that got me hip to her just a few years ago. >> you know why? i have always loved pop divas and without auto tune and a bunch of people helping them out, they don't really have any talent, they just get up there and perform. she had an amazing talent, and let's hope she's not remembered for this. remember this performance? that's not the one i'm talking about. the one i was talking about, let's hope she's remembered for that, but it's supposed to be a performance that was held a couple of weeks ago when she got on stage and she was staggering around and she couldn't sing. >> she norgtd the words. >> she forgot the words, took her shoes off and was throwing the mike around. we don't know exactly what it is, but she had some bad times, with a heated pipe, we don't know what it was. and there were photographs of her all around, drunk. >> she was just 27 years old? >> it's a phenomenon they're

calling the 27th curse or the power of the 27 club, we don't know the exact cause of amy winehouse, is it a phenomenon or it is lore? and you believe believable, this woman, this is very hard to believe, a woman whose son was killed as they crossed the street may have to serve more time in prison than the driver who struck and killed her 4-year-old son. and we should let you know they were not using a crosswalk. the mom could be facing up to three years in prison, what's going on? we're going to find out in our legal matters segment. and then we're going to go to comic con. i don't know what it is. my teens are trying to explain it. >> what do you mean you don't know what it is? >> i kind of know. >> come incon? well, you can see it right there, the video is very it's

self-explanatory, you know, comic books and the heroes from and movies and people dress up. so what you're saying is you just don't get it. that's what it is, you just don't get it. >> luke sky walker is going to do it. >> a little bit more from the newsroom with don lemon.

they to say it is hot across the country really doesn't do it justice. jacque jeras, it is more than just hot. >> it's brutal, it's deadly, people have been dying, the number of visits to the hospital are increasing. the temperature doesn't have to be 100 degrees for it to be a problem for you. we have got so much moisture in the area, and you condense that into a city like philadelphia, like washington, d.c., the air quality is really poor. yesterday alone we had more than 400 records that were broken and it's not daytime temperatures that were being broken, it was the overnight temperatures, they're higher than they have ever been, so there's no relief

24 hours a day around the clock. it's just uncomfortable. so take it easy out there, it feels like 100 in hartford, new york city feels like 100, 104 in philadelphia, 109 in baltimore. you had a record high yesterday and 108 degrees is the temperature that your body feels in the washington, d.c. area, and you can see where the advisories are in effect. the best i can tell you is that the break is underway. it's still going to hold on in the mid-atlantic and the southeast and it's still going to hold on across the southern plains states, some of that rain is coming in the form of showers and thunderstorms. we have had a lot of that across the coin try today. record rainfall that caused quite a bit of flooding, some people had to be rescued. we still had flood warnings in effect until 9:00 tonight. there were a bunch of flights that were cancelled, more than 100 of them, fredericka, and

they actually had the snowplows to clear the run way of the water. it's just in credible, more than a month's worth of rain in just a couple of hours. >> jacque i know you'll be working throughout the evening to update us on this severe weather situation. i'm fredericka whitfield, we'll see you tomorrow, we have more from the newsroom with my colleague don lemon who cannot wait to learn more about comic con. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's.

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