and whisk her off to fancy philadelphia restaurant where is they were unlikely to bump into the wilmington crowd. >> i think capano seduced her on a lot of different levels. one, sexually seduced her, but another is financially. she realized that he was somebody she could depend on for these things that she liked that she wanted but she couldn't afford. >> over time, capano managed to insinuate himself into every aspect of annie's life. she relied on him and resented him at the same time. >> in i any relationship, there were tradeoffs. you know, you give and you get kind of thing. that was playing out here. >> capano was one of the fahey who did confide in about her eating disorders. he paid for her rehabilitation. >> it was only in counseling that fahey came to realize capano was making her eating disorders worse. two years into the relationship, she wrote about his controlling that i chur. . >> now i look back at that aspect of my life, i realize just how vulnerable i had become. for one whole year, i allowed someone else to take control of every decision in my life. >> there was another

bank in wilmington. she sees it differently. >> when you reach the top levels, as ellen kullman has, it's based on performance. you have to have the skills to be a strong leader and to gain people's respect and trust, to inspire them to follow you. she's done a good job of that. she's a very thoughtful >> susie: you're one of a very exclusive club-- only a dozen or so women are c.e.o.s on the fortune 500. and certainly, there are many who are qualified to hold those jobs. why aren't there more women as c.e.o.s? >> i think that's a great question and one that i don't have a good answer for. i just see so many reallyçó accomplished people out there, and very bright heads of their fields. and i, you know, am one that believes that we'll continue to see more and more women stepping into those roles. >> susie: what did your appointment as c.e.o. and chairman of the board say about dupont? what does it say about you, ellen kullman? >> you know, any company needs a certain, you know, leader at a certain time, a

yesterday we did see that wilmington, delaware 120 four° was what it felt like when you headed out.his -- seriously. otherwise, cool front across portions of the great lakes will be bringing in more showers and thunderstorms, you saw images of flooded roads base of heavy downpours. tomorrow cool day across portions of the northern plains. 83 height in minneapolis. looking better, dallas another 100° day, 103, new york city 92. monday closer to normal across the northeast with a high of 82 in new york. >> heather: thank you maria molina reporting for us. >> gregg: i'm trying to rid myself of the image of sweaty shins. >> heather: they say it is bad if you stop sweating. don't be afraid to sweat it is good if you in the heat. >> gregg: thanks julie you have the ability to make us laugh and us out simultaneously. >> bolt of lightning blamed for a horrific train accident. new information on the number of dead and where it happened. >> the debt fight in washington going nowhere fast. is it a no-win situation for the u.s.? >> remembering a controversial, but talented singer. new details o

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points are in the lower-60's. 85 in pittsburgh now, 90 degrees in chicago, 90 degrees in atlanta and wilmington as well. brutal he continues in the southern plains, every day at or over 100. we are going to spend our fair share of the next few days in the 90's around here. wins tonight will push the -- winds tonight will push the dew points up. on friday, there may be a disturbance coming up the coast. we will keep an eye on it. that could affect parts of our area. lots of things to watch, but definitely warm and humid weather will be the story for the next couple of days. 70's when you wake up, 86 midday tomorrow, and as we head through the next seven days, check this out. temperatures in the lower-90's going through most of next week. 40% chance of storms on thursday though. >> if you are a music lover, you are going to want to sign up to our facebook page give away. our lucky winner this week is nicole. we are giving away itunes gift cards all week long. sign up for your chance on facebook. we wish you good luck. >> nickel. i will write that one down. >> maybe she will share with you. >> we

heat index values. 124 degrees is what felt like in delaware and wilmington and atlanta 122 degrees .t is dangerous stuff. we expect relief come by monday. >> cold front and i almost jumped out of my seat. maria, thank you so much. >> it is the brutal beating that shocked this nation and it didn't have to be a baseball fan to feel that way. fresh developments with the arrest of two new suspects connected on the savage attacks of a dad in dodger stadium. singer amy winehou found dead. new details of her passing, next. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympms. but if you have arthris, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when i

>> and that is why syria is being forced out and kuwait -- wilmington they never signed with us. you are making black and white statements and it is not accurate. >> we obtaind that information through water board gd aning ar those who say that water boarding doesn't work, we got vital information that directly led us to bin laden. >> bill: i did not know that and i'm sure most of the audience did not at all. explain how that went down. how did we get that information? where did it come from? is it guantanamo bay? >> it came from an overseas prison where khalid shaikh muhammad was being interrogated. it was through water board. >> bill: you said a number of times right here on this broadcast. >> correct. >> bill: you said coerced in interrogation gets you no information. >> i said it based on a pentagon report from 2002. >> bill: but you believed it. >> i do believe it. >> bill: okay, still? >> yes. donald rum rumsfeld said this s not a result of water boarding. you don't want to hear what rumsfeld said sphvment. >> reporter: candidly? i don't want to know what donald rumsfeld sa

and in smaller cities like wilmington, north carolina, fire departments are being forced to work withlty equipment. so what -- that's what makes dayton's stand so important. he's fighting, and his fight is a microcosm of what's happening around the country. he doesn't want to see it happen in his states. joining mess is huffington post alex wagner, also an msnbc analyst. thank for you joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what are you seeing? >> a couple things. i think the republicans in large part have seen this as an interesting political exercise. as you want, there are real consequences to this. there are 22,000 people in minnesota wo don't have jobs right now. the first people that will get cut and the first people to feel these shutdown? services are the elderly, the blind, the poor, the people struggling to hang on and people facing foreclosures. the idea they can go about this as a theoretical practice ignores the fact there's a human elements to all of this. >> a poll says 63% favor a mix. why aren't republicans just listening to the constituency? >> i think there's always

some of these index rallies from yesterday, 124° in wilmington, delaware.c city, new jersey yesterday it felt like 122° at times. extreme heat, very dangerous stuff. here's a look at that cool front sweeping through portions of the great lakes. there is potential to see veer storms overnight across chicago, great lakes, that is something we'll be tracking. good thing with this system, areas in the northern plains as well as parts of the northeast will get a bit of a break from these extremely hot temperatures. by tomorrow, minneapolis, expecting a high of only 83. a little better in new york city 92°. by monday the northeast will see a big relief from these hot temperatures back to normal with a high of 82°. texas, still expecting triple digit highs 103 in dallas. raleigh, north carolina still above average high at 95. >> arthel: it stays hot at night, i know here in new york. people who are healthy and strong, they are becoming overwhelmed by the heat. >> very important to stay safe. some areas during this heatwave their nighttime lows with were hotter tha

♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ wilmington. >> bill: you may remember that on tuesday our pal geraldoported the akuwaita acquittf casey anthony on murder charges but after hearing one juror put forth prepostorrous reasons we wonder if he has reassessed. i'm talking about my assessment of juror number three i think it is or four who said that basically there might have been, could have been an accident and all this stuff and they when i asked the prosecutor was there ever any evidence of an accident the answer was absolutely none. to that disturbs me. did it disturb you? >> geraldo: let me answer the first question whether or not i have reassessed my position. the answer is, yes, i have reassessed my position. i have three quick points to make. number one, i'm a veteran reporter but i'm also a pretty good lawyer and more dottingtly, i'm a loving father of five children. the last three of whom are girls, the last one just six years old and the suggestion by many people who feel that this mother got away with murder, that those of us like me who feel the prosecution case is thin love our

take a look at some of the heat index values from friday, from yesterday. 124 degrees in wilmington, delaware, that's what it felt like when you headed outdoors in the afternoon hours and once we start seeing these temperatures that's when it starts to reach the dangerous levels. stay safe out there. and hydrated and indoors and triple digit heat in the valleys 103 in kansas city. 100 in dallas and that relief in store is a cold front moving through today. and jamie across parts of the upper midwest and northeast, unfortunately it will not be moving through parts of the southern plains. >> maria, you will have a busy day today. thanks so much. >> kelly: there's breaking news from the music world, grammy award winning singer amy winehouse found dead in her home. >> jamie: congress with a-- a congressman is facing questions from a long time friend. >> kelly: disappearance of jackie waller, a mother of triplets in the middle of a doors, her husband says the police are unfairly targeting him. and joins us live in minutes. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too,

the actual temperature forecast for places like wilmington, 98. charlotte, 100 degrees. expected to be 10 degrees or better in shreveport and little rock. another steamy day across the southeast. dangerously hot in many locations. we'll be rereporting live from piedmont park in atlanta, georgia. folks will be getting out trying to get their exercise on. if they're wise rnlgs they'll do it before the sun gets too high in the sky. >> going to be pretty, but it's going to be hot. that heat wave, by the way, across the country isn't going to help the hundreds of thousands of people who still don't have power in chicago this morning. close to 400,000 homes are still in the dark. it's going to be saturday before power is turned back on. the high on saturday is expected to be 88 degrees. there's also a chance of thunderstorms. before we go, today's quote of the day, can you guess who said this? we're open to penetration if someone decides to penetrate. get your minds out of the gutter. that's not what you think. i'll tell you who said it when we come back. it's nine minutes aft

a little bit of a shorter list but still hot. 100 atlantic city, 100 wilmington, north carolina, andhia, seeing 98 degrees. since then a little cool front has slipped through and they'll see another cold front come through over the next couple days. dallas to oklahoma city, the south central plains, continue to sizzle. dallas is well over 20 days now in a row much 100 degree plus temperatures and today up to at least 106 degrees. want to cool out, go out west. last official day of skiing for a ski resort outside of lake tahoe. they had to scrape to get the snow on the one trail but they did it and the last day of skiing was over the weekend. heck, you know, almost september. we'll be reopening those slopes here before too long. nonetheless, one of the longest -- >> can you bet rob was talking about skiing -- >> he can always find us a last day. surprised he's not there doing it. >> i was surprised they were still open. i thought july 4th everyone shut down and congratulated everybody, but apparently borereal kept it going another couple weeks. >> hurts when you wipe out in daisy duke

wilmington, north carolina also seeing the century mark and pennsylvania and philadelphia seeing 98 degreeshere so where are we going to see the hot weather today? across the southern plains of the central plains, dallas and oklahoma city, and parts of arkansas have seen 100 degrees plus now for over 20 days in a row. and the next five to ten days doesn't look to be any cooler. i think we'll probably see a record streak as far as that is concerned. but the eastern third of country a little cooler. a cool front coming through yesterday. we have another one that is going to drop down from canada and that will spawn more in the way of some showers and thunderstorms. we're seeing that just about right now. some of these could be rough heading through scranton getting into some of the tri-state area here across new jersey and new york and southern connecticut up toward newberg across the hudson valley some thunderstorms as well. be aware of that. we could see boomers later on in the day. as far as what temperatures are expected to be going forward, 106 in dallas. threatening records for sure the

wilmington is more beautiful but it's not like indiana. indiana like senator biden would be okay. but giving up, that is a different deal. so, i want to thank you both for being willing to do this coming and i want to thank all of you. all of you assembled in this hall. like i said, this is the most incredible the institution and the world. and so, i thank you. may god bless america and may god protect our troops. [applause] >> now we are going to swear him in again. [applause] >> mr. and mrs. benet will try vice president office for the oath of office. >> i leon panetta do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance, that i take this obligation freely without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that i will discharge the duties of the office on which i'm about to enter, so help me god. >> thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the 23rd secretary of defense, leon panetta. >> thank

i held listening sessions all over the state from raleigh to greensboro and charlotte to wilmington, and i heard from north carolinians of every kind, small business owners, health care workers, veterans, entrepreneurs and more. and the message i heard could not have been more different from the partisan bickering in washington that's dominating the airwaves. in washington, we see negotiators walking away from the table, refusing any and all compromise, putting politics ahead of what's best for the american people. in north carolina, people were coming to the table and putting party aside for commonsense solutions to meet our shared budget obligations. to me, the message was crystal clear. washington needs to take a lesson from north carolina. it's far past time to put partisanship aside and do what's right for the american people. at the charlotte listening session, i heard from the executive director of the health care nonprofit responsible for caring for the elderly. she told me about important ways that we can reduce health care costs and save lives, like expanding access to prev