starr an article 2 we'll get comments to him within the next three or four weeks we're absorbing the law and not to do this in one round in possible we'll give him our comments and we'll agree that approach worked very, very well with art 2 then is massive article 7 and on top of a new article 8 none of us has seen an example of another agency the transportation commission in seek input on parking permits they went out and got questionnaires and got poodles and put out this article explaining all before they came to the governor jerry brown body to come up with anything we've happy to work with staff but urge you to ask staff to hold district wide meetings explaining the law and all before you entertain this thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. weber. >> good afternoon tom executive director of liveable city and want to commend staff taking all of those you know myriad of controls and trying to reiterate them it is a terrific undertaking and again we've said some of do make sense i want to talk about the one that is substantive change and some of the things we've e-mailed those to

is it eric clapton, robert plant or ringo starr? >> the answer is next.is day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ new root cover up.ion? 3 seconds to flawless roots. 3, 2, 1 roots gone! new root cover up by l'oréal hair colorist...paris. oh my gosh! our s peek at her hilarious guest-starring role. >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which rock and roll hall of famer ii married to a former bond ringo starr, who turns 76 his wife, barbara bach. >>> we have run of time tonight, but we have one more thing for to you check out before we go. >> bye! >>> we are forever wild. i hope we live forever. >> madonna's daughter lour all grown up. she's 19 and part of stella mccartney's campaign for the fragrance, pop. her dad is represented on her other hand. but those eyebrows take you back to a young madonna. >> my mom has helped me smuch. she push

barbara starr was able to confirm with military sources that he did serve in the army reserves. we don't know at this points whether or not he still is in the army reserves. it appears he was a junior officer. he did have some training with weapons. that's what the suspicion was last night when he was able to kill all the officers. it appears he is the only gunman. last night, the police there in dallas thought they were dealing with two or perhaps more gunmen. that's certainly what witnesses thought. you could understand with the chaos and the sound of gunshots bouncing off the tall buildings. he was holed up in this community car garage at the scene of the shooting where he killed off the officers. after several hours of talking to police negotiators, they were able to draw out some of his motivations, or at least what he claimed he was trying to do there. he said he had some kind of vendetta against white people, certainly against white police officers. he was angry about the black lives matter movement. he claimed he wasn't affiliated with that matter or any others. >> you m

. >> good afternoon aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. monday land use committee the committee considered two resolution urging the amendments to the by e buy right housing bill by supervisor peskin and co-sponsored by commissioner kim and supervisor avalos and supervisor campos it was sports by supervisor wiener the supervisor peskin resolution asked a representative from sacramento oppose the bill until provisions are made on the prohibition of housing and two a baseline for as of right approval consisting of inclusionary and a premium increase 3 a requirement in the construction within one and 80 days of approval and for the approval of that major development continue to you allow for public review and the discretionary approval by local laws supervisor wiener's resolution says the guarantee of zoning height and number of units by right and allow the jurisdictions to have good architecture and urban design to have inclusionary standards to preserve the historic conservation buildings and housing authority to limit the demolitions and e

barbara starr is monitoring developments from the pentagon. the obama administration, were they at all prepared for something like this to happen or were they caught off guard? >> i have to say, i don't think there was any indication anyone in washington tonight was prepared for this. for hours we talked to officials across the city and officials at nato and everybody continues to say even now they are monitoring it, and it's very cautious monitoring at the moment, anderson, because what they are seeing in turkey tonight and they're not sure what to make of it, rrlts of whether the coup succeeds or fails has become a national security crisis and why is that? because turkey is such a close ally in the war on terror. there are about 1500 u.s. troops in southern turkey at a base called incirlik. they fly missions out of there every day, even tonight, against isis in syria. the u.s. wants to see that continue and they want the turks to crack down on the border to keep isis from syria coming into turkey and potentially moving on into europe and plo

how have -- you have tetted in a starr investigation.y scandal. >> yes, sir. >> why now are you forthcoming? >> well, i was still a government employee. i actually stayed with the secret service until 2003. after we were attacked in 9/11 i transferred over to federal air marshall service. a few years ago, i decided it was time to -- about a year and a half ago, to write my life story. this is what i've done. i wrote a story about my life. it's just unusual that it intersects with the clintons but i spent 12 years at the white house when they were there at eight. this is my life story and how it intertwined with that. >> you write hillary clinton, you describe her as explosive, volcanic in her anger and simply mercurial day in and day out. how did all of the secret service officers and agents deal with such personnel. >> you have to show up to work every day. put your game face on and do your job. that's what i did. that's what the agents who experienced the same things i did and that's what the rest of the uniform division did. put your

in 1889, starr and addams buy what is called hull house. it is in a poor area of chicago. they open it and they live there. they begin to open services for the immigrants, the immigrants around them. they begin to provide babysitting, they begin to talk to people about why their lives are the way they are, they try and clean the debris out of the cities, the trash out of the streets, in the garbage especially, because they notice that the garbage is carrying flies, and the areas with the worst garbage have the worst sickness among babies. they try and provide social services. crucially, because of those social networks i talked about, lots of educated, middle-class women come through paul house and later on, the henry street settlement. they come through and they start to listen to the immigrants and the poor people around them about why they are poor, about what their lives are like. they start to focus on the overall traditions that are still in america. they have presentations of neil workers, for example. they try and encourage the daughters of the immigrant women to v

. >> kevin got a lookinside the starr of "bad moms." they got together for a chat about parenting. they talked about the men. >> were you like, honey, i hope you're watching it? >> really do. >> ido. there hasn't been enough time. we only h 21-month-old. we are very new it. >> while mila and ashton kutcher are expecting babyhood, motherhood is a tough job. these ladies got about it. >> what was it like the first time you got to go out? >> it was great. then i was exhaust >> my husband and i, we went to a k cure concert after my daughter was born and we fell asleep. >> get a sitter on a tuesday night. >> "bad moms" only go where most us dream to. >> does punish kids. >> don't say no to your kids. >> how do balance this craziness? >> it's never going to be perfect. >> beat yourself up. >> that's a key part of it. >> i'm so tired of trying to be this perfect mom. >> i would say having so much pressure you are constantly disappointed in your own self is something i have to deal with early on. >> i battle witt my daughter all th how do you raise a kid in today's society? >> i did not kn

barbara starr has more. >> reporter: good morning.here is strong evidence, they say, that the hacking into the dnc e-mails was conducted by hackers doing it on behalf of russian intelligence, strong evidence. this is really breathtaking. what the russian motivations were, was it just routine hacking, if you will. they do engage in that type of activity, the u.s. says, or were they in fact trying to dis result the presidential election by embarrassing the democratic national committee and supporting donald trump. that's unknown. but the president and the vice-president weighing in with their thoughts on the matter. >> the russians hack our systems. not just government systems, but private systems. what the motives were in terms of the leak, all that, i can't say directly. what i do know is that donald trump has repeatedly expressed admiration for vladimir putin. >> i don't know about this particular dump with e-mails. but we do know that this is the modus of russia. >> what would it say if they were trying to influence our election. >>

barbara starr there from the pentagon. thank you so much. christi? >>> shutting down the airspace over the air base follows an intense night of bloody fighting as the turkish military battled its own troops trying to carry out the coup. you know parliament is meeting right now to review the situation which is left the country shaken. 161 people died as the revolt was crushed there. nearly 3,000 military officer and troops are now in custody. suspected of being behind the coup attempt. moments ago, secretary of state john kerry addressed the situation. >> we stand by the government of turkey. it is our understanding that things are now calm. that order is being restored. >> cnn's senior international correspondentne takes us how th unfolded. >> reporter: 11:25 local time the military says it has taken control of the country. 12:26 a.m., saturday. turkish president spoke to the country via a facetime call telling the people to go the streets to fight. the ai 1:50 a.m. gun shots reported at the presidential complex in ankara and reports of helicopters o

joining us is starr swain. sing like that, but you're blessed, you have a gift. >> indeed, it is a gift. >> where have you sung before? >> oh, my, i've sung so many different places. i did a whole lot of singing when i was in the band in college. that afforded me an opportunity to sing in front of thousands of people. but never millions of people. >> do you sing in church? >> i do, all the time. that's something i've been doing for a long time since i was a kid. >> i love your voice and i'm paying attention to what i'm hearing. the 15 million views, five of them are mine. i'm taking note of the people in the audience. initially they're like, what's going on over here, then all of a sudden, wow, where is this going. where you aware of that while you were singing? >> i wasn't. i was kind of in my own world at that moment. when i close my eyes, i have to go somewhere else just to keep me in the groove and not nervous. i didn't know what was going on with the people. >> at the moment when you're finished, you must

. >> this is ringo starr.lennon. >> i'm george harrison. >> my tenth birthday, what i wanted was beatle boots and a beatle wig. >> are you kidding? >> my parents couldn't find beatle boots, but i got down at the dimestore, they found a beatle wig. i ad it. >> the director is putting that beatle love to work, directing a new documentary which includes new discovered home movies and bootleg sound both digitally enhanc enhanced. >> top british group, top record of the year, the beatles. >> the chemistry that happened between us that seems to appeal to each generation as it comes up. >>> here are the director's three take-aways. the beatles basically invented the stadium tour out of necessity. >> everybody, how are you doing? >> i couldn't tell you. >> police and local governments told them if they continued to play 10,000-person arenas, they'd always have 30 or 40,000 people, kids outside clamoring. they couldn't control it. >> the second they stood up to segregation. >> i didn't know that their first poliiical s

barbara starr, thanks very much, at the pentagon. i want to bring in my panel, peter bergen, and cnn terrorism analyst and also cnn military analyst phil mudd, long time with the cia and cnn terrorism analyst. let's begin with our first question of responsibility in barbara's report there. we have this claim and equally and more likely it is an al qaeda-linked group. peter, it seems a basic question. does it matter, really? >> if you're a victim, obviously it doesn't matter, but for law enforcement and intelligence it does matter. al qaeda in the indian subcontinent has been around for years, with some presence in afghanistan. they haven't done this, and i talked to a counter terrorism official and that person said typically they don't do multiple-man op rakes and this kind of thing. so that person was putting it more in the isis camp and that was before the claim of responsibility, but here is more of a question for all of us which is to what extent are isis claims of responsibility usually accurate? i'm sort of racking my brain to

let's get to cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr for some details. >> well, indeed, the president plan in place there for some time. about 9,800 troops in afghanistan right now. the whole idea has been to drawdown to 8,400, pardon me, to 5,500, and now today's announcement will keep it at 8,400 at least until the end of the obama administration in january. any new president can change anything they want about that. beau why the change? well, afghanistan really military commanders have looked at this for some months and really agreed more troops were needed. the taliban has been resurgent in certain areas, especially in the south and in the east and why is that, well, afghanistan's not a country where there's been a strong tradition of central governance and central security structures. there is an army. some 300,000-plus trained. but are they really equipped, ready trained to go out into those far remote areas everywhere and deal with the taliban, the remnants of al qaeda and possibly isis, no, they are not. so you're going to see more troops staying. there's been another decision

>> barbara starr, thanks so much.orrific terror attacks, i want to bring in adam shif, ranking democrat on the house committee. congressman, thank you for joining us on this holiday. >> good to be with you, jim. sorry it's on such a terrible subject these days. >> no question. almost exhausting to account. you and i talk about this all the time. past 12 days there have been at least six major terror attacks, including the one in baghdad. turkey, istanbul airport, bangladesh. let me ask you this question, as we celebrate the holiday july fourth within does isis show greater capability to attack in a number of countries around the world, does that meanity capability is growing to carry out attacks here in the u.s. as well? >> i think we certainly have to be on guard for that jim. we are a much more difficult target to reach. and i think in the near term, the greatest risk to us remains homegrown radicals, those inspired by isis propaganda on-line. but over time i think we have to be very concerned with the ability of is

>> barbara starr. hillary clinton and donald trump commenting.onitoring the horrific situation in munich. we stand with our friends in germany. our prayers are with those affected by the horrible attacks in munich. this cannot continue. the rise of terrorism threatens the life of all civilized people and we must do everything in our power to keep it from our shores. >> she was asked whether it vindicates donald trump's view of the world. >> when donald trump spoke at his convention he talked about the security threats and he painted a very dark picture. now there's been a terrorist attack in germany. >> right. >> doesn't that suggest he's right about the darkness? >> no, it doesn't. >> terrorism is a real threat and nobody knows that better than me. one of the best ways of preventing it is making sure that we don't divide our own country. that we don't succumb to fear, that we don't sacrifice our values and that we send a very strong signal to the world and to every american citizen that we're in this together. >> that was president obama earlier

ringo starr, who turns 76 today, his wife, barbara bach. >>> we have run out tonight, but we have oneefore we go. >> bye! >>> we are forever wild. i hope we live forever. >> madonna's daughter lourdes is all grown up. she's 19 and part of stella mccartney's campaign for the fragrance, pop. yeah, that tattoo says "mom." her dad is represented on her other hand. but those eyebrows take you back to a young madonna. >> my mom has helped me so much. she pushes great style. >> that's why most of my closet is being raided on a regular basis. an opinion of them. >> they're not in denial but when you have a police culture that we're all one and we all believe the same thing, then the outside world, the civilian population believe all police officers share that same mentality, but there are thousands of police officers across the country who are desperately hoping that there is a significant and comprehensive reform to change the modality away from this heavy handed structure into more community service based model. >> from retired detective, thanks so much. >> the cbs overnight news will be ri

>>> finally, she was an unknown assistant principal from florida until just this week when starrpangled superstar thanks to this viral video from the lincoln memorial. ♪ o say can you see >> being in the nation's capital when singing that song gives you a bigger sense of nationalism. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> as the old saint were say, that girl sang that song. it was low you buscaglia who said, your talent is god's gift to you. what you do with it is your gift to god. tune into g morning america tomorrow. as always we're online on our facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. have a great fourth. hey, is this a good movie? [spanish accent] no! no, seÑor, no. this is a girlie flick. too much talking. not enough shooting. are you hungry, seÑor navel? sí! all right, here you go, buddy. mmm, good. ray, i'm this close to crackin' you across the chops. hey. is this a bad time? oh, no. come on. look, robert's here. let's shut the movie off. no, no, i don't want to interrupt. that's ok. ray's just talking to his bellybu

. >> had it not been for kennh starr, we would have never heard of monica lewinsky.nd if we had never heard of monica lewinsky, bill clinton would have not been impeached. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> woodruff: as the story of the president's involvement with a young white house intern unfolded, it set off a firestorm of headlines about the state of the clinton marriage. gergen describes their relationship as being a bit like a seesaw. >> as long as the seesaw was in equilibrium, they worked well together. when hillary sort of got hurt and lost a couple of things, lost the congress, and the seesaw tipped like this and bill was on top, that's when i think he allowed himself to succumb to some of the temptations. there was a lot of volatility in that relationship. how well did she handle it? well, she stuck by her man. >> woodruff: as the end of bill clinton's presidency approached, sympathy for the first lady helped boost her image: she began openly planning her own political career. >> bill and i are closing one chapter of our

. >>> finally, she was an unknown assistant principal from florida until just this week when starr swaind superstar thanks to this viral video from the lincoln memorial. ♪ o say can you see >> being in the nation's capital when singing that song gives you a bigger sense of nationalism. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> as the old saint were say, that girl sang that song. it was low you buscaglia who said, your talent is god's gift to you. what you do with it is your gift to god. tune into g morning america tomorrow. as always we're online on our facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. have a great fourth. >> there are some people in this world with the attitude, "hey, it's only money." you will not be seeing any of those people on our show today. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire?" [cheers and applause] all right, let's do it. our first contestant is notoriously frugal. if he w

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