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ringo starr. we'll talk with the former beatle about that. we'll take you inside hill's kitchen. it's a new approach by the state department using food diplomacy. >>> first we begin with a look at today's eye-opener as we do every morning. your world in 90 seconds. >>> record breaking heat smothers the heartland. >> 24 states are now under heat advisory. >> the extreme heat caused some roads to buckle in chicago. >> i've always heard it said it would be hot enough to fry an egg. to actually see it. >> also, 56% of the lower 48 is in some level of drought conditions. >> our paycheck is going to be short this year if we don't get some rain. >>> in east tennessee, search crews are looking through smoky national park as violent storms hit the area. tens of thousands are without power. >>> tornadoes, but this was real freaky. >> jitters over job numbers. june's government employment data is expected to show the economy at -- >> romney raking in big cash. he raised $100 million last month. >> mean whiem

we are back now with ringo starr., ringo, that you've been really focused on, besides the peace and love of the planet. >> yes, randi. >> but one of the things you've been focused on the past few years is helping save endangered rhinos. what is it about the rhinos that has become such an important fight for you? >> well, the rhinos go back to the '70s, actually. for some reason, keith moon and i were friends and we both loved rhinos, and i had two life-sized rhinos made. i gave him one and i had one. just being one of those animals that i feel an affinity to. and the idea that they kill like a three-ton animal to get that horn, you know, for the reasons we all know is just like, it's incredibly insane to me. but just a minute, randi. somebody just walked in. >> oh, you have a guest? you're bringing -- oh! >> hi, randi. >> that's joe walsh. >> this is the incredible joe walsh came in to support me. >> i can't hear you, but you can see me. >> yeah. >> well, tell him -- >> he just wanted to say hi, randi. >> peace and lo

ringo starr. we'll talk with the former beatle. and we'll take you inside hill's kitchen. it's a new approach by the state department using food diplomacy. >>> but first as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, well over 100 degrees in the house. >> record breaking heat smothers the heartland. >> 24 states now under heat advisory. >> the extreme heat caused some roads to buckle in chicago. >> i have always heard them say hot enough to fry an egg. but to see it -- >> some level of drought condition. >> our paycheck will be short this year if we don't get some rain. >> search crews are moving through the great smokey mountains after violent thunderstorms hit the area. at least dozens were injured, and tens of thousands are without power. >> this was real freaky. >> employers only added 80,000 jobs in the last month. economists were expecting 90,000. >> mitt romney keeps raking in big cash. he raised $100 million l

i don't even see that. >> cnn's barbara starr joins me now. barbara, this presidential election is all about jobs. michigan is a key swing state, a state that benefited from the auto bailout. so many people out of work. what are employers saying about the economy. >> as we went through the job fair, christine, a lot of employers said they do have jobs to fill. we went back to general motors to learn a little more company specific what did they have in mind of the types of jobs they want to fill. have a listen. >> we're looking for engineers, technicians and production jobs. we have all those available. of course military veterans well trained in those areas are able to apply those skills through the door. >> the appeal of the veterans is they are disciplined. they have a lot of very positive work ethic but when you talk to the employers and when you talk to the veterans there's a fundamental mismatch. the veterans need the skills, job training, advanced education for the job market that is increasingly high-tech that employers are looking for

aaron starr from the planning department. the commission was extremely supportive of establishing neighborhood commercial districts in the outer sunset. naming of district allows for more tailored control and enhance its unique characteristics as is he did with the neighborhood. currently, there are no name to ncd's and the ordinance would change that. we named them after the street rather than what they were proposed as. and we also recommend that the nc1 zoning districts remain nc1 zoning districts and not be named. the commission asked us to clarify how some of the new controls would be implemented. some of those recommendations were incorporated into the ordinance and some were not. will be happy to answer questions. >> i which is going to ask about the, that we got on low frequency noise and vibration and how that might be addressed. >> that was not part of the planning commission meeting, so it was not discussed. but i believe there are certain noise levels and vibration triggers that we can add into the code, in to thi

>> barbara starr, thank you very much for that. appreciate it. >>> 23-year-old micayla medek was another one of the victims, we've learned. her family didn't find out for 19 hours after the shooting that she had died. earlier, cnn's gary tuchman talked with her aunt, jenny zakovich, on the telephone. >> we're just taking it minute by minute. we just wish we could be out there with my brother right now. we're trying to arrange -- sorry. we're trying to put some stuff together to get my family, micayla's 81-year-old grandma is here in the milwaukee area and we want to get us all together and maybe try to rent a van or something, and get out there to be with my brother. it's -- she was a great kid. she was just finding herself. she would never harm anybody. she didn't deserve to die this the way. >> and then she also had something to say to the family of the shooter. >> i feel for the family of the shooter. i can't imagine what they're going through at this time. just let them know, we don't blame them for his actions. and my heart go

ringo starr. why? he's called ringo starr! karen: who are they? they're the hippies. ( disgustedly ) hippies. oh, that's horrible! hippies being shot. ( laughing ) yes! it's horrible! a hippy's being shot. 'cause he tried to stop the war and he got shot. what a stupid hippy, running off to an army man, saying, "stop being in the war, you idiot." i am 1,000 years old. karen: no, you're not! i knew all the great people in history. okay, wh-- fine. karen: what were all the names of king henry the eighth's wifes? frank: yeah, there was a couple of catherines. bertha big-bottom. ( laughing ) queen fatty knickers. ( laughing ) queen bonkers and queen derek. that was funny. big henry, yeah, i knew him. ben: and the way you said it was funny. ben only has odd socks. i swear, he must eat one of every pair just to wind me up. there you go. thank you. listen, about your dad. i've been thinking. if you want him to stay here with us, then that is fine. i'll go with whatever you decide. oh, no! don't say that. why? because i've only just convinced myself that y

ringo starr turned 72 years old and celebrated today in nashville. ♪ happy birthday to you.irthday to you ♪ >> ringo asked fans to wish the world peace and love as he has on his last two birthdays. randi kaye talked with ringo starr this morning and asked him about his day with the fab four. >> they were incredibly, you know, exciting and important days for me and the music we made is still important. you know, the kids are still living by our music all these years later. we left a great musical legacy. >> reporter: what do you think your legacy and the beatles' legacy will be? >> well, that's it -- music. i think the beatles, i was talking about the beatles not about me. i think the beatles' music, every generation listens to the beatles. the kids today are listening to the beatles. their fathers listen. their grandfathers listen. you know, we're still outselling most acts. >> i can personally attest to that. my kids listen to the beatles. by the way, they've sold more than 1.5 billion records. >>> that'll do it for me. thanks for watching today. right now keep it here for

cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr has our exclusive report. >> reporter: afghan soldiers starving beds with festering wounds. denied painkillers. all of this at the kabul national military hospital, a hospital the u.s. paid more than $100 million to help the afghans run. >> things are simple as dressing changes are not done. patient become infected and they die. >> reporter: these days, a world away, skyler geller, a retired air force doctor, tends to his tennessee farm. >> this will be a little haven. >> reporter: from february 2010 to february 2011 he oversaw training of afghans at the hospital. these photos were taken by his american military staff. >> there are patients that are starving to death because they can't buy the food. they have to bribe for food. they have to bribe for medicine. patients were beaten when they complained about no pain med or no medicine. >> reporter: and you're not supposed to worry about that? >> that's what we were told. >> reporter: pentagon officials do not dispute that the photos from 2010 show hidden, but deliberate abuse by afghan staff. but t

starr also told us, scott, that not only has there been a 28% increase in the number of shootings and stabbings his unit has treated, but it's common to see people with multiple gunshot wounds. in one case, 20 gunshot wounds. and that man survived. >> pelley: dean, thank you. a short while ago we visited city hall and met with chicago's new mayor, rahm emanuel. emanuel took office a little over a year ago. he was white house chief of staff in the first two years of the obama administration. before that he was a chicago area congressman. mayor emanuel brought in a new police suspect and crime is down in this city about 10% with the one exception of murder. >> i got a letter from a viewer the other day who asked us why we were spending so much time at the evening news covering afghanistan when more people were dying in chicago. why is the murder rate up 38%? >> well, first of all, scott, let's give everybody... your viewers a fair view. crime year over year is down 10%. >> pelley: other kinds of crime, other than homicide. >> burglary, armed rob rishgs theft, 10%. so we have a gun viole

ringo starr turned 72 years old and celebrated today in nashville. ♪ happy birthday to you.y to you ♪ >> ringo asked fans to wish the world peace and love as he has on his last two birthdays. randi kaye talked with ringo starr this morning and asked him about his day with the fab four. >> they were incredibly, you know, exciting and important days for me and the music we made is still important. you know, the kids are still livingou

fred starr, who was in charge of the unit this weekend. >> i've seen more people probably this year who have been caught in the cross fire or caught a stray bullet and that is certainly alarming. >> reporter: how do you react? >> you certainly get angry to some extent but also when i see the children, i have three children of my own, and it makes it very personal for me. >> reporter: the victims include seven-year-old heaven sutton, shot to death selling candy outside her home. and sten-year-old kitanna peterson, shot as she played in the spray from a fire hydrant. she was treated at this unit last week >> they happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. they're collateral damage to some of the violence which is happening on the streets. >> reporter: do you ever feel overwhelmd? >> it gets busy here but you get used to it. >> on the way in we heard another shooting call going over the radio. >> reporter: we met paramedic wesley metcalf, moments after he brought in a man with a head wound. >> we had a call last month, a young man going to his prom 4:00 in the afternoon, 5 people

. >> my interview with beatles great ringo starr. his legacy, birthday, and, of course, his music. >>> it is sunday, july 8. good morning, everyone, i'm randi kaye. we start with another day of record temperatures across the country. the triple-digit highs being blamed for at least 30 deaths across seven states. the extreme heat has also led to power problems. more than 300,000 people were without electricity and, more importantly, air conditioning. some relief may be on the way. a cold front is moving down from the great lakes, heading south. a warning -- the front could bring with it some strong storms with hail, lightning, and damaging winds. extreme heat and more possible storms, of course, seem to be on the way. meteorologist sarah dillinger joins me now. where and when is this cold front going to hit? >> well, the good news is, we've seen this drop through chicago already. your temperatures are going to be back into the 80s today. as we looked at the map of the heat advisories, we're already seeing a big chunk of the country wi

barbara starr, thank you very much for your reporting on that.ed that 19 people still remain hospitalized from this shooting, 2 still listed in critical condition. we'll have much more on the shooting in colorado ahead in our next hour of "cnn saturday morning," which continues right morning," which continues right after this. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com that'll be $973.42. ya know, your rates and fees aren't exactly competitive. who do you think i am, quicken loans? [ spokesman ] when you refinance your mortgage with quicken loans, you'll find that our rates and fees are extremely competitive. because the last thing you want is to spend too much on your mortgage. one more way quicken loans is engineered to amaze. ♪ and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful, efficient c250 sport sedan with an agility control sport-tuned suspension. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. ♪ the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. ♪ your mouth has sipped, snacked, ...yellowed... giggled, snuggled, ...yellow

pentagon component barbara starr has been looking into this story. and we want to warn you that some of the images that we're about to show you are difficult to watch. >> reporter: afghan soldiers, starving, lying in dirty beds with festering wounds, denied pain killers. all of this at the kabul national military hospital, a hospital the u.s. paid more than $100 million to help the afghans run. >> things as simple as dressing changes are not done. patients become infected and they die. >> reporter: these days, a world away, skylar gellar, a retired air force doctor, tends to his tennessee farm. >> this will be kind of a little haven. >> reporter: from february, 2010 to february, 201 1, he oversaw training of afghans at the hospital. these photos were taken by his american military staff. >> there are patients that are starving to death because they can't buy the food. they have to bribe for ood. they have to bribe for medicine. patients were beaten when they complained about no pain medicine or no medicine. >> reporter: and you're not supposed to wor

thank you, barbara starr. he's author of in the lions den.lcome back. >> thank you. >> let me begin with barbara's point there talking about the pentagon and concern with the chemical weapons. how would one stop them ahead of time? >> probably bomb them if they are on the move. it depends on where they're going. that's been a concern for the last couple of weeks about what is the regime doing and where are they moving them to. there's opinion a lot of reports and speculation. washington is really in a dilemma here. fp that material gets into the hands of a rump regime that's retracting, it can be used as a deterrant. it's a marble security threat. >> let me back you up. by the government, by assad saying he will not use chemical weapons against his own people, is this his way he learn add lesson that hussein did not learn? >> he's a complete ll lly errat person. he's hard to track him. what's interesting by saying he's not going to use them against his own people is that's great. what he is saying is i will use this against anyone that comes

barbara starr, cnn, tunis. >>> the man accused in the colorado shooting is in court tomorrow, a livereport on what's expected coming up next. >>> the colorado suspect linked to a shooting rampage at a movie theater is due in court tomorrow. james holmes is expected to be formally charged in the case. 12 people died, 58 others were injured. dave mattingly joins us live outside the courthouse. dave, what are we expecting tomorrow? >> reporter: well, tomorrow the prosecution is going to set the tone with how this case is going to be heading through the courts here in colorado. what we're expecting to hear with 12 people killed, that's 12 potential premeditated murder charges we could hear tomorrow. 58 wounded in that theater could mean dozens of potential attempted murder charges. we're also going to be watching closely to see if there's any sort of decision made about the mysterious package the alleged killer sent to his psychiatrist at the university of colorado. that package now in the possession of authorities. the defense says that could contain privileged communication between a p

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barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> now video from northeast india has has gone viral. i must warn you the images you're about to see are disturbing. a young girl attacked and molested by a group of men outside a par. police have arrested four of the 14 suspects. they are charged with molestation, unlawful restraint, vulgar behavior and causing harm. official records show there has been an increase in crimes against women in particular in india. now to northern afghanistan where at least 17 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack at a wedding. 40 others injured. it seems the target of the attack was a prominent member of the afghan parliament. he was killed as he welcomed guests to his daughter's wedding. no one has claimed responsibility so far. the taliban is suspected. >>> back here at home turning to politics, president obama's campaign has released a new ad today featuring mitt romney singing america the beautiful. obama's campaign charges in the ad that romney either shipped jobs, outsourced, or forward portions of his portfolio to other countries and it comes

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second part of 2011, we've actually had five or six hearings and through the diligent work of aaron starrget the wheel the ordinands into its constituent parts. the we have three of those ordnances before you. there are for five more pending. if i could speak briefly to the specifics to each of these three ordnances, i will speak before -- the overall point of the ordinance i would say is twofold. it was to delete obsolete sections, fix redundancies, and clean up the code. and also furthered the widely held principles and policies in the general plan, such as the creation and encouragement of general -- of affordable housing, and sustainable activities like bicycling. and to get those things in line more with these policies. this goes through and lead just -- as the legislative digests expects. one of the things we are removing, to give you an idea, 263.3, which is removing a special height and bulk revisions. the last piece of that dilapidated pier, which is right under the bay bridge, was removed a few years ago and will not be rebuilt. it seems silly to have provisions in the planning