winehouse was the first british singer to win five grammy awards. her musical success was matched by her very public struggles with substance abuse. nbc's peter alexander has our report. ♪ >> reporter: with her mastery of soul and jazz, amy winehouse sure didn't sound like a white jewish woman who grew up in the suburbs of london. ♪ i tell you i was troubled >> reporter: in 2008 winehouse won five grammys, critics and fans loved her with that unmistakable black beehive hairdo and old-fashioned sailor tattoos. her career soared and her influence on other singers, including british performer, adele, and lady gaga was almost immediate. >> there were elements of jazz, of motown, soul, all mixed up in something that was almost unearthly. >> by winehouse found herself powerless over her struggle with drugs and alcohol. she acknowledged her addiction in the song rehab. last month appearing to be high on something, winehouse was booed by an audience in belgrade, serbia, as she stumbled across the stage, unable to remember the lyrics of her songs, forcing he

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miguel, thank you. >>> now to amy winehouse.his morning fans have gathered outside of her home in london. she was an extraordinary talent with extraordinary troubles. winehouse burst on to the music scene and then essentially burst into flames, becoming a public spectacle of drug and alcohol abuse. and she was found dead yesterday at the age of 27. abc's simon mcgregor-wood is among her fans outside her home. simon, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. from camden in north london outside the house where amy winehouse lived and was yesterday found dead at the tender age of 27. it's a house set to become a shrine to her tragically short life and also to the music she left behind. ♪ we only settle by when words -- >> reporter: fans gathered to pay their respects and seek comfort in mourning their loss together. >> in france she had like many, many fans. and this news is really unfortunate. >> reporter: emergency services were called yesterday afternoon, but it was too late. >> on arrival, the officers found the body

. >> mitchell: in and london singer amy winehouse is found dead at home at the age of twech.hony mason hooks back at the life and career scarred by drug abuse. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. the death toll is now at least 92 from yesterday's twin attacks in norway. tensions remain high in oslo as residents still try to understand what happened and why. tonight, police are continuing to question the suspect in the attacks, 32-year-old anders behring breivik, a norwegian. national correspondent jeff glor is in oslo with the latest. >> reporter: the gunman seen from overhead in the middle of his rampage. posing as a police officer, witnesses say he lured a large group together, telling them he was there to perform a routine terror check. then the firing. a sustained assault that misnow say half thed for 90 minutes. campers, 600 of them, a youth meeting of norway's labor party, went any way they could-- some into the woods, others hit the water. >> just started swimming. >> reporter: you started swimmi

maureen o'connor from gawker.com amy winehouse was 27 years old.ced troubled stars died at the same age. shanon cook looked into what's being called the 27 club. >> there's this unofficial thing called the 27 club, which in order to be in this club, you have to die at the age of 27 as a famous musician. you know, kurt cobane was 27 when he died. jimmy hendrix, janice joplin, jim morrison and now amy winehouse. of course, you have some people think there's a cultish connection here. but it's important to realize that many, many musicians have died and they weren't 27 at the time. but you know, perhaps there's something to it. you know, perhaps by the time these young stars reach this age, they're burnt out from all the touring, from the hard living. from the drain of the spotlight. but i think more than likely it's just coincidence, don. >> because there were a number of singers who died at 21. maybe the most famous dress on the planet, the duchess of cambridge's wedding dress. we'll tell you where you can see it now. it's a very prominent place, by

tonight the world is mourning amy winehouse. beyond her years, but cursed with addictions that may have cost her, her life. police say they do not note what killed the grammy winner. they found her today in her apartment but many are speculating her death is connected to her substance abuse. retired army general john shalikashvili. he came to the u.s. as a teenager and reportedly learned english from watching john wayne movies. the president called him an

amy winehouse fit right in. but with the scene came the drugs and the alcohol.s a temptation that she, like many young musicians before her, couldn't resist. her swift downward spiral played out painfully in public. there were arrests, emergency room visits and trips in and out of rehab. in belgrade this spring, what was supposed to be a comeback performance was instead a disaster. like her lyrics -- ♪ going to rehab i say no, no, no ♪ >> reporter: -- winehouse seemed to resist the help that people around her desperately wanted to give. robin played in the band. he blamed amy's struggle on her sudden fame. >> being out in the limelight is not easy for anybody, especially a very sensitive person like amy was. >> reporter: an initial autopsy has not determined the cause of death. london police are still waiting for the toxicology results. today, winehouse's parents visited her london home where she died on saturday. >> we're devastated and speechless. >> reporter: the tragic death of a young musician, an all too familiar story, but for her family and her fans, no

winehouse's self-destruction later seen by millions on youtube.ght fans gathered outside her home, stunned by her sudden death. >> we all watched her become self-destructive and eventually fall. it's really sad. >> reporter: now winehouse joins what many rock fans call the 27 club. jimi hendrix, janis joplin, jim morrison, kurt cobain. and now amy winehouse all died when they were just 27 years old. in a recent interview amy winehouse's father said she'd been going through some rough stuff of late but he also said in the last few weeks she was, to use his words, doing absolutely fantastic. paramedics say when they arrived there was nothing they could do to save winehouse. her autopsy could be completed today. peter alexander, nbc news, london. >>> in this country, this is shaping up to be one long, hot summer. consider this. last week 845 records were broken or tied. it's blistering heat wave but is it about to break? janice huff is outside on the plaza to tell us. what is it looking like in terms of relief? >> doesn't feel that bad this morning a

kirk gregory has more on winehouse's life. >> reporter: amy winehouse as well known for her troublesith drugs and alcohol as she was for her music. born into a working class family in london, she was accepted into a prestigious london theater school at the age of 12. she was expelled four years later. as she gained fame, winehouse was also making headlines for using drugs and alcohol. a day after winning three mtv music video awards in 2007, she was rushed to a hospital. she later admitted it was because of a drug overdose. the singer grabbed international headlines for a stand-off with her family over going to rehab, memorialized in her hit song. ♪ >> reporter: in and out of rehab, winehouse once told a reporter, rehab is great for some people, but not others. kirk gregory, nbc news. >>> the heat wave that has gripped the midwest section of the country as well as parts of the eastern seaboard continued today. at least 22 people have reportedly died due to heat-related illnesses. families in new york were running to the beaches, in pittsburgh, firefighters had to use wet towels to st

as we reported, london police found amy winehouse dead inside her apartment today.as just 27 years old. joining us now is our resident human behavior expert dr. wendy walsh and we want to stress that police don't know how winehouse lost her life. her substance abuse problems were well chronicled. some artists just can't concur their demons. no one could have been a bigger fan of amy winehouse than i am. i mean just a voice from god. and then she just couldn't get it together. and quite frankly, in the last part of her life, she was a mess, you saw her on stage. it was just terrible. >> yeah. you know you got to remember, don that, great art, often, but not always comes from a place of pain and pained artists often turn to drugs to self-medicate. and you know that's sort of a terrible cycle. then the addiction becomes the issue. but for those fans about to sit back and watch a woman, an amazingly talented woman build a career on a song saying she'll never go to rehab, this is very tragic, but it's not really shocking. >> yeah, really sad. >> okay, we're going to move

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. >>> singer amy winehouse gone at 27. jimi hendrix, curt aycurt cobee a. these died at 27. >>> and wayward whales in northern california. they are helping mommy and baby make it back to the pacific. >>> and jeff raneri. on this monday cooler than average. 75 in san jose. tonight, onshore clouds and cooling continues. and the rare chance of some thunderstorms. my seven-day forecast coming up. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. buy one droid 3 by motorola, the thinnest full qwerty smartphone ever for $199.99, and get another one free. >>> half a dream tonight for undocumented college students. governor brown signed a portion of the dream act giving in-state students aid. the act was vetoed several times by governor schwarzenegger and a new law will take place next year and there's a second law that will make immigrants able to get another aid. >>> a well

tonight troubled pop singing diva amy winehouse is dead. >>> new details on brian stow, how the police say the beating was more brutal than previously believed. >>> still no deal to keep the united states from defaulting on its debt. there's a rush to have it settled by tomorrow afternoon. >>> evidence that the norway massacre may have been motivated by politics. the death toll is at 89. most people in the shooting rampage that were killed that lasted an hour-and-a-half. >> reporter: this killing picture from the air shows the accused gunman in the middle of his deadly mission and the attorney says his client has confessed to what he calls the factual circumstances and the facts the authorities say that man dressed in a preliminary's uniform traveled to the island to kill young people attending a political rally. witnesses say the shooting gathered hundreds of teenagers by saying he was there for routine terror drills. >> every time they screamed. >> some hid and some ran and others tried to swim away. adrian described the terror. >> to hear bullets flying and seeing people and getting

just a short time here outside amy winehouse's home.for the first time from her parents, they came, mitch, her mother, and mom janice, visiting this location as well as all the fans that have come here over the last 48 hours. her dad said he was both devastated and speechless by his daughter's loss. now as you come back out live, you can see that massive memorial that has grown here over the last 48 hours. fans of amy winehouse leaving behind flowers, cards, candles, as well as alcoholic drinks and cigarettes being left here. winehouse had a very public well documented battle with drugs and alcohol. the question this morning is could anything have been done to save her? stumbling, incoherent, and disoriented. amy winehouse was clearly in no shape to perform in serbia in june, her tour canceled. a month later at age 27 she was dead. >> i think a lot of people knew she was headed down this path. ♪ >> reporter: it was her 2006 grammy-winning "back to black" album that made her a global sensation. >> ani think a lot of the pain d trouble in

add the late amy winehouse to those whose phones were hacked. the sunday mail claims tabloids also accessed winehouse's medical records and phone-hacked her parents, brother, and one-team husband. meanwhile, police say autopsy results haven't established winehouse's cause of death. further toxicology tests are needed with results expected in two to four weeks. according to her family, the singer will be laid to rest in a small private ceremony today. >>> elsewhere people report the tattooed twosome slated to be married this summer, jesse james and kat vondee have called it off and ended their relationship. >>> this kind of casting could be proof the apocalypse is nearing. britney spears for her femme fatale tour has hired pauly d as a performer, from the "jersey shore." after join after concluding "jersey shore's" fourth season. >>> this comes to us from new york city where some of the world's greatest soccer players joined from just plain joes to break a world record. amid the hustle and bustle of the big apple, an attempt to break the record f

winehouse shot to fame in 2006 with the album "back to black."r blend of jazz, soul, rock, and classic pop was a global hit. amy winehouse was 27 years old. >>> a man who thought someone stole his friend's purse went on the ride of his life. it happened friday in stockton, and you can see that man clinging to the open window of a car that drives away at about 35 miles per hour. officers say the man thought the driver had taken his friend's purse. ends up no crime was committed and no one was arrested. the guy with the good grip and fast seat was fortunately not injured there. >>> well, a man who got trapped head first in a storm drain says he was attacked and robbed in stanislau county, and now he's accusing police of putting his life at risk. police released this photo of jared maderos. they claim he was drunk, but maderos claim he was attacked by gang members who threw his cellphone down the storm drain. he says the attack impaired him from explaining his story to the officers. >> my head was bleeding, and i started shaking once i realized my h

in appreciation of amy winehouse from our anthony mason is coming up.he former chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff general john shalikashvili has died at age 75. in a statement president obama noted that the general arrived in the united states as a 16-year-old polish immigrant, learned english from john wayne movies, rose through the ranks of the u.s. military as an only in america story. new york today became the 6th and largest state in the country to legalize same sex marriage. just after midnight in niagara falls, hundreds of gay men and women are expected to exchange vows around the state today. now the fine print on today's weather. it will be somewhat cooler in the east. in the midwest and plains, triple-digit temperatures. pick your poison in the week ahead. . hot and humid, hot and dry or just intensely hot. ♪ don't stop believin' >> osgood: ahead the rock group journey still believin'. >>,,,,,,,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, cari

death of amy winehouse. how did she die? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist. this is "way too early." the show that missed you last week. i'm glad you're up with us this morning. you're listening live on sirius/xm radio. you can do what the fast majority of the real housewives in new jersey do, text too early. and the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this monday, july 25th. a lot going on today. world markets' reaction to the inaction out of washington on the debt. we'll have a live update from london. >>> plus, my evening with jersey housewive, caroline menso. and andy cohen. an evening that ended a few moments ago. we'll have highlights from the bravo clubhouse. >>> let's get to the news at 5:30 a.m. the lead suspect in friday's deadly attacks in norway is set to be arraigned in court later today. a man has claimed responsibility for the shooting at a labor youth camp that killed 93 people. he left a scathing 1,500-page manifesto where he paints himself as a crusader against islam. and eager for a conservative revolution. he ra

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good night, my angel, amy winehouse's father bids an emotional farewell at the singer's funeral in london. it's 9:00 a.m. here in sing pour. and 2:00 a.m. broadcasting to pbs around the world and in london, this is "news day." >> hello, and welcome. the norwegian lawyer's who's representing anders behring breivik says the self-confessed killer is probably insane. he bleaches he was fighting a war to defend the western world. they started to publish some of the names of breivik's 76 victims. from the capital, oslo, james robbins has the latest on the investigation into friday's attacks. >> the official naming of norway's dead is underway. a shocking reminder that most victims were children all very young adults. among them, a 20-year-old model and talented dancer. the youngest killed in the massacre is believed to be just 14. amongst those tipped as future stars of the labour party was a 21-year-old male and described as one of the country's most promising youth politicians. among those missing after trying to swim away was another talented speaker who addressed the labour party conference

she was one of a kind. >> reporter: amy winehouse was just 27 years old.s news, new york. >> this morning winehouse is back on the charts, her "back to black" album is number nine on billboard after selling 37,000 units in the u.s. this past week, more than the cd is sold in the last three years. you cannot question her talent, just a troubled, troubled young lady. >> terrible end. >>> just ahead this morning on "the early show," jon huntsman wanted to make a splash when he declared his candidacy. so far, though, a lot of folks say it's more like a ripple. the presidential hopeful is here with us in the studio. he'll talk about his chances of rallying republican support for his campaign and perhaps what he thinks should be done in shingtt crisis. this is "the early show" on cbs. and although you've been on an antidepressant for at least six weeks, you're frustrated that your depressive symptoms are still with you. seroquel xr, when added to an antidepressant, is approved for the treatment of major depressive disorder. for many, taking seroquel xr with an a

. >>> reaction to the death of singer amy winehouse continues to pour in. an autopsy is set to begin tomorrow in london. already people are jumping to conclusions that the troubled singer died of a drug overdose. here's actor val kilmer who plays the doomed jim morrison in the movie "the door." >> the thing about addiction i learned from playing a bunch of these guys that are addicts is that it's not wrong or bad to want to get out of the pain of mortality. that's what we're trying to do. and a lot of artists are just too sensitive for the world. >> winehouse was found dead in her london apartment yesterday. police say it could be several days before they have results from that autopsy. >>> all right. back in washington, d.c., it is crunch time as lawmakers rush to reach a debt deal today. house speaker john boehner is holding a conference call with house republicans in less than 30 minutes from now. cnn congressional correspondent kate bolduan is live on capitol hill. kate, boehner has been holding negotiations with lawmakers after walking away from talks

winehouse was found dead in her london flat today. cause of death is still unknown. >>> with just 10 days left to reach an agreement on the debt limit, leaders of both parties are working through the weekend in an effort to hammer out a deal. danielle notingham is in washington with the latest. hi, danielle. >> reporter: hi, ann. and will is no time to play with -- there is no time to play with here. the president wanted to start fresh today, and he told the two top democrats and the two top republicans they need to sit down together and work out something that congress can start moving on at the start of the week. president obama called congressional leaders to the white house for an emergency meeting, a day after debt talks collapsed with house speaker john bohner. the talks lasted less than an hour and did not produce an immediate solution. both sides say they are committed to working on a bipartisan proposal to save the u.s. from its first government default in history. president obama used his weekly radio address to urge lawmake

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but if you need proof of winehouse's worldwide impact. here it is. 37-fold increase in her album sales since saturday when she was found dead. she has a reportedly unfinished third album. >> the demand would be absolutely huge. >> winehouse hadn't released an album in four years. >>> innocent spouses who didn't know their spouse cheated on the taxes. if they failed to file for relief within two years. >>> moving to a apartment in downtown detroit, $2500 in rent. that's the deal on the table for thousands of workers at five major companies in the motor city. bulk the population of downtown detroit. >>> let's get to christine romans live here in new york. a whole bunch of people are saying, if there's no deal tomorrow morning, markets are going to be tank. asian markets closed higher. why? >> well, you know, markets think that's something going to happen. they think that washington is not going to shoot itself in the heart even though they're very concerned about the long-term fiscal health of this country. also when we see markets, what do we mean? st

when might we learn what happened to amy winehouse?: what we're going to learn, it will probably take place over the next few days. the autopsy is now expected to happen tomorrow rather than today. police are saying that the circumstances around her death are unexplained but not suspicious. so we still have to wait for those results to find out what's going on. they're saying it's dangerous and inappropriate to speculate about what's happened to her. but of course speculation over here has gone into overdrive. tabloids today have been reporting that apparently a drug dealer -- she was seen with a drug dealer on friday, who gave her a toxic mix of cocaine and heroin. others are saying that it was alcohol and ecstasy-fueled binge that has killed her. but of course the simple fact is we're going to have to wait until the results of the autopsy before we know any more, alex. >> yeah. and it is the fact that she was in very poor health of late, right? i mean, she'd canceled that show in serbia due to being uncontrollably drunk or high on st

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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 gi

amy winehouse was only 27 years old. the song "rehab," talking about not wanting to go to rehab, and apparently a lot of people are speculating her may have lost her well-documented battle with substance abuse. we head outside the singer's apartment. what else might we be learning about this case? >> reporter: t. j., as you can see the police are standing guard outside amy winehouse's town house in london. they discovered her body yesterday. so far the police are treating this death as unexplained and not adding further comment to that. they have now confirmed they will be performing the autopsy on her body tomorrow. we won't know until then what killed this woman tragically just at 27 years old. >> all right. we appreciate you this morning. and to our viewers, dr. drew is looking into the sudden death and how and why it happened and that's tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and more meetings of raising the debt ceiling have brought a similar result, nothing. on the table is a republican plan to raise the debt ceiling fo

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the father of the 18th winehouse -- of amy winehouse leads the tribute to his daughter at her funeral. >> tens of thousands of people have been forced to free their -- flee their homes due to a tropical storm. many are missing. daniel has the story. >> shelter from the storm. safe now, rescued from the floods that hit the philippines. but there are many more, bridges and towns under water. half of a million people have been affected. these are the worst floods in years. look at them now, getting through to safety is a difficult journey. now they have only what they can carry with them. they are the only way to reach those stranded by the floodwaters. 1/2 she is safe. so is he. what about the others? we have nowhere to run to. so we are just on the street. not allowed to go down the road because the water level was to buy. the storm has not passed yet. more rain and misery over the coming days. nature has blessed them with nothing. >> three days of national mourning have been declared for the 78 people killed when a military plane crashed in the south of the country. the accident was b

that's the latest in the death of amy winehouse.hicago made the record books not for the heat but its wettest day after. nearly seven inches of rain flooded the roads stranding motorists. 90,000 customers lost power. bus and metro services were disrupted and there were hour long delays at chicago international airport. jacqui jeras, record breaking temperatures and flooding as well. what in the world is is going on? >> a lot going on out there today. you know, that's what it took to break the heat, don, was those thunderstorms come through, a cold front dropping down and changes in those temperatures. they cancelled 100 flights out of chicago o'hare. let's talk about this heat. records are breaking and starting to trickle in from noaa. atlantic city, new jersey, 105 degrees today. the temperature. not to mention the heat index. georgetown, delaware, 104. baltimore 102. philadelphia 101 had a high temperature of 100 trees. still feels like 100 right now in central park. take a look at the live picture. you can see the haze in the atm

winehouse was found dead saturday at her home in london.n autopsy today or tomorrow will determine the cause of death. winehouse had a history of problems with drugs and alcohol. >>> china officials are still investigating a train crash that killed 36 people. on saturday a high-speed train crashed into the back of another train. four of the cars fell off a bridge. more than 1,000 people, though, survived the collision. >>> coming up on this monday morning, your weather. in sports, the pride of puerto rico. the new inductees to the baseball hall of fame. new inductees to the baseball hall of fame. k9 advantix ii. not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. when someone gives blood and a life is saved, that moment when heartbreak turns to hope, you're there through the american red cross. every day, the red cross responds

. >>> new details about amy winehouse's sudden death. her father speaking out this morning and her heart-wrenching last words. plus, katy perry remembers amy winehouse. >>> savage attack. the daring rescue of seven teens in an alaskan wilderness school. victims speak out nonoabout what really happened. >>> good morning, everyone. look who's back. hope you had a great time. we had a fantastic vacation. it's good to be back. boy, coming back to this bombshell interview that you have. the woman who accused dominique strauss-kahn the former head of the imf of sexual assault. she spoke out to you. i was riding back into town last night, everyone in town wanted to know, what is she like? >> that's part of the reason she came forward. she wants to put a face to this story. as prosecutors are still weighing whether or not to proceed with this case, the woman at the center of the story, now coming forward to give her side for the first time. it's an unusual and risky move. it could turn the entire case upside down. this morning, we're finally mee

, winehouse. >> jimmy: you got what you paid for, man.d if she came thank you, miniature schnauzers or as i like to call you, miniature sean connerys. steve, what did you say? >> steve: you know what they call that in china? >> jimmy: what? >> a 007. it was on the menu. [ audience ohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was a good one. thank you, people who say, "keep me posted," for politely saying "i'm not really interested and i want to get out of this conversation." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, butterflies, for being flamboyant moths. there's a little dot over here. snuggle up in a cocoon. >> jimmy: thank you, people who think i will help them move if they offer me free pizza and beer, or i could just buy my own pizza and beer and not have to carry some nasty old recliner up four or five flights of stairs for my cheap, lazy friends. i have options. [ applause ] thank you, lay-ups, for being slam-dunks for white people. he's got the ball there, he passes it to robinson. robinson goes right up, and it's a great layup, two p

rare talent for songwriting made amy winehouse stand out from the crowd.er 2006 album sold 10 million and won 5 grammys. >> the grammy goes to amy winehouse! >> reporter: in march this year, she recorded a duet with tony bennett. tonight, he called her an exceptional talent and said that he had been honored d sing with her. but with the spectacular highs came desperate lows. tonight, she adds her name to tragic list of rock legends dead at the age of 27. janis joplin and kurt cobain. this is the track "rehab." ♪ make me go to rehab >> reporter: a defiaia answer about her refusal to get help. but they were taking her toll. this was her in 2004, this i i just three years later. with the physical decline came arrests for drug possession. seemed to spend as much time in police stations as she did on stage. soon the suicidal lifestyle affected her performance. just last month she was booed off stage here in belgrade. the tour was canceled. her own videos sometimes seem to echo the fears of friends and family about where it was all leading. her father said that

. >>> a worldwide fans of amy winehouse are mourning. they're leaving mementos outside of her london home. celebrities are also reacting to the sudden death. >> the thing about addiction that i learned from playing a bunch of these guys that are addicts is that it's not wrong or bad to want to get out of the pain of mortality. that's what we're trying to do. a lot of artists are just too sensitive for the world. >> british police aren't saying yet how the troubled singer died. we'll have a live report from london in a minute. 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure high protein. ensure! nutrition in charge! [ major nutrition ] new ensure high protein.

long later apologized saying he men not disrespect to winehouse. keeps up, raise the limit on debt-related doozies. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> the ongoing debacle surrounding the u.s. debt creeling is one thing that investors are talking about, particularly on the european stock markets. at the moment all of these markets currently trading lower for a second day in a row, a number of the markets being depressed as of course we've seen the ongoing wrangling in washington because if the united states doesn't raise that debt ceiling and does go into a technical default on some of its $14.3 trillion worth of debt, that could have serious ramifications for currencies and stocks around the world. the dax is down by nearly 1%, manisha. >> perhaps it would be more entertaining if i could rap through the numbers here in asia. but guess what, it's not very entertaining for traders and they're seeing there's no movement on the debt situation. more losses across the board. now what's impacting on asia-pacific markets is the currency strength, particularly

winehouse found dead on saturday inside of her home. she was 27 years old.e five time grammy winner shot to stardom with her album "back to black". she spent years battling drug, alcohol addition as well as an eating disorder. >> and jurors hearing the michael jackson manslaughter trial will not see unreleased video from the final concert rehearsals. a judge ruled that video is not a clear indication of jackson's health in weeks before he died. the judge agreed with sony pictures arguing the clips have value and should not be shown without a compelling reason. michael jackson's family announced today that a michael forever tribute concert will be held on october 8th in cardiff, wales. >> coming up, a scoop for a pint for a pint campaign. >> how you can >>> new tonight at 6:00 join us for live coverage of the president's address to the nation on america's debt crisis as well as house speaker john boehner's response z football is back. what players think of the developments including why quarterback alex smith asked mike shumann when shu broke the news to him

"sunday mail" claims that tabloids winehouse's medical records and parents and one-time husband.ice say autopsy results haven't established her cause of death. further tests are needed. according to her family, the singer will be laid to rest at a small private ceremony today. >>> elsewhere, people reports the tattooed twosome slated to be married this summer, jesse james and cat von dee have called it off and ended their relationship. >>> finally this kind of casting is proof to everyone but bill, that the apocalypse is here. we'll explain it in just a few. britney spears for her upcoming tour has hired "jersey shore's" pauley d as a performer. he'll join in august. yes, bill is a fan and -- >> brilliant. usually you don't know who the deejays are to britney spears concert or somewhere else. and now everyone knows who pauly is except for you. >> but i'm happy to see britney spears make a comeback. so good for her. >> you watch the "bachelor." . >> i'm amara sohn and this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> president obama opens for john boehner in a primetime twin bill over the countr

. >>> in london, fans are creating a makeshift memorial to amy winehouse. a london paper quoted her mother as saying it was only a matter of time before winehouse died. the singer struggled with drug and alcohol abuse. meanwhile, winehouse's best known album has shot to the top of the charts in great britain. >>> when we come back here tonight, after days of brutal heat, could the weather finally be taking a turn? >>> it was a little cooler today, a little, along the east coast, but what a week it has been. the heat dome that enveloped much of the country grew out of the midwest and slowly moved east, breaking more than 800 temperature records along the way. we're joined now by the weather channel's stephanie moore. what's it look like in the days ahead, stephanie? >> looks like we're going to see that heat start to break a little bit, lester. in fact, we're already starting to see that happen across parts of the northeast. thank goodness, we'll take every break we can get. you know, in dallas-ft. worth, we have had some 23 straight days of 100 or better. s

an autopsy is being performed on amy winehouse today in london.und dead in her home saturday. her parents visited the scene, thanking mourners for all the thoughts and tributes. >>> chilean miners have sold their movie rights. bringing the drama to the big screen. miners say it will include details never public ly told. >>> first anchor earned $65 million in its first weekend. it dumped "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2" to number two at the box office. >>> what could be a pivotal hearing in her murder appeal. zain verjee is following developments for us. what's going on today? >> this is an absolutely critical phase of the hearing. raffaele sollecito and amanda knox are trying to overturn the murder sentence for the murder of meredith kercher. they are saying the police messed up and totally mishandled the dna evidence. a bra clasp. raffaele sollecito's dna was found on the bra clasp. what happened in the early stages, the defense is alleging, is that the police came in and used dirty gloves and passed it on to other dirty gloves and c

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nina dos santos, cnn, london. >> we've been following celebrity reaction to winehouse's death.ere are a few more comments posted on twitter. lady gaga tweets, amy changed pop music forever. i remember knowing there was hope and feeling not alone because of her. she lived jazz. she lived the blues. pop star rihanna tweets, dear god have mercy, i am sick about this right now. and this from kelly osborne. i can't even breathe right now. i just lost one of my best friends. i love you forever, amy, and will never forget the real you. >>> back to norway. tomorrow the legal process begins for the one man accused of a bombing and shooting attack that left 93 people dead in norway. but today the people of that shocked nation led by their king and queen simply shed tears. cnn's diana magnay reports. ♪ >> reporter: grieving norwegians led by their ashened-face king and queen remember their dead in a service. the prime minister told mourners the past two days had felt like an eternity. >> translator: filled with shock, grief, fury and tears. today is a time for grief. today will allow us t

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demi moore treated truly sad news about amy winehouse. my heart goes out to her family. may her troubled soul find piece. and josh groban wrote, drugs took her gift long before they took her life. >>> google and oracle are not supposed to be in court until the fall, but there's already been a legal ruling in the case, a u.s. judge rejected an oracle claim for billions of dollars in damages from google yesterday. oracle says google's android software infringed on java patents. it inherited java's patents last year. the judge has allowed oracle to come up with new numbers. >>> some of the bay area's best chefs coming together in an all-out food fight. a look at what they were dishing upcoming up. >>> drizzle falling in some parts of bay area. youl furl weather forecast is coming up next. verizon claims its 4g lte is twice as fast as at&t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! th

her parents, though, the winehouses, issued a statement in the wake of her death.amily has been left bereft by the loss of amy, a wonderful daughter, sister, niece. she leaves a gaping hole in our lives, and we should appreciate privacy and space at this terrible time." >> i think that for a lot of us when we see someone who is a celebrity, we forget that they are a child, they are a sister, they are an aunt, a niece to someone. in respect to her family collectively, as people look at the troubled life that she led, some might fault her family for maybe not gathering around her, but they did attempt to put her into rehab over and over and over again. >> they did. her parents were very deeply involved with her. her dad, mitch, her mother, janice, and, yes, she had been to rehab five times. i mean, they really tried hard, as did a boyfriend. she was involved for the last year with a man called reg travis, who is a british ç director, and he also tried to save her, but with addicts, you need them to save themselves. >> but the decision is really ultimately up to the