i inherited a baggie of coins from my father, who worked at the denver mint. imagine a shiny penny.being copper-colored, it's silver. that was one of the coins my dad left me. and it turned my life upside down. >> hi, randy. i'm jamie. >> hello. nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you, too. and i heard that your inheritance came in a small plastic bag? >> it did. >> randy shows me in, sits me down, and hands me a baggie full of coins. well, they can't be very valuable, i guess, if they're still sitting here in a ziploc. >> well, those particular ones aren't necessarily. but there was one in that bag that was quite valuable. >> where is it? can i see it? >> well, i don't have it. >> huh? >> yeah, there's a little bit of a story. >> it's the story of randy's dad, harry lawrence, who grows up near denver, takes a shine to engineering, and studies metallurgy at the colorado school of mines. after serving in the army corps of engineers during world war ii, harry heads to chicago, where he lands a job as a foreman at a smelting plant, sweltering work, but not nearly as hot as the time h

. >> so denver, of course, state capital of colorado. it is on the target list of the ten cities that the administration wants to raid looking for undocumented migrants. what would you have done if you were still governor of colorado in response to this upcoming i.c.e. operation. >> well, i was mayor of denver before i was governor so i think we and there are a number of laws that have gone through the judicial review, but the local safety -- the state patrol, the local police are not intended to help the federal government do their work and the second question is why would the president create this sense of terror and hist aria -- hist aria if they found to be deported they committed a violent crime and let's go through the process and be transparent and have a priority list and do things the way that those of us who have been successful in governing, these are the processes that work. why won't he do that. >> the president said i.c.e. is focusing in ongoing after criminals and that democrats like you, he said, are resisting his immigra

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to the denver public schools i will walk you around. dana: thank you. >> thank you. dana: up next the president called his fourth of july even a military salute while others call it a campaign rally. they taken onto the campaign trail. trail. that's up next. trail. that's up next. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. dana: democratic hopefuls the present spent the holiday week making a case for the nomination in early voting states. the parties front runner remains on defense. peter doocy reports. reporter: there are so many democrats running for presiden , there could be one standing right behind you and you might not

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seattle is second, denver, and san francisco combined with oakland and hayward coming in fourth. according to the study millennials tend to live in expensive cities that offer a lot of opportunity for new experiences. >> they love expensive things. >> what do you think of portland being number one? >> you know i love portland. i think it's great. i can totally see it. >> the coffee shops, avocado toast and independent book stores. can you tell i've only been once. >>> let's take a look at what's going on back here at home. we're mostly clear this morning in san jose. about 60 degrees. today it's going to be a bright day, even at the coastline some sunshine. our coolest afternoon. clouds, patchy drizzle will gop the next couple nights. we've got a summer spread that will widen considerably next week. temperatures mush the mid to upper 90s in the inland

went wrong i'm talking about the health scare in 2017 when dozens of children died after receiving denver a vaccine administered to 800000 children as part of a government health program that program was quickly scuttled and earlier this year manila banned the drug officials also opened criminal proceedings against the vaccines manufacturer and against public health officials. to talk more about this we're joined by dr viler the w.h.o. representative to the philippines dr violet can you give us a sense of what's happening on the ground how bad is the situation has good afternoon we have a concern of the government about the repartee increase and then the cases now with more than 100000 cases we've put it so fine close to 500 deaths we're seeing on the ground almost twice as many as cases as in the same period of last year and it is clear that we have to brace for more with the onset of the rains we usually see that in the 2nd half of the year we will have 3 times as many cases as in the 1st half. so we are concerned about the situation i want to talk a bit more about denver the vaccine ag

we are not a tool of law enforcement, that is how the denver post is justifying its cease and desistolice department. this after the publication forced the department to blackout a photo of a possible suspect involved in an i.c.e. protest. araasia>> the denver post made e thing clear, police must get their permission before using pictures to solve crimes. this was around an immigration protest last friday. protesters pulled down an american flag from an i.c.e. detension facility, they tried to burn the flag and replaced it with a mexican flag. aurora police posted pictures of the suspect they're looking for. a photo of a masked man with an american flag actually belongs to the denver post newspaper and it didn't waste any time sending a cease and desist letter to police. aurora police responded by tweeting this blacked out photo instead. so why is this such a big deal for the post? the newspaper's editor writes that it's, quote, not a tool of law enforcement and that, quote, the aurora police department's use of our photographies a clear violation of copyright law and the denver post

>> we're doing a couple of things here in denver. what we're doing is really working with all of our partners in the communities, our -- the aclu, the seiu, the immigrant organizations, immigrant law -- legal services programs. we also have a legal defense fund we created here in denver in partnership with the private sector felon throppic organizations and individuals. to help provide information to immigrants about rights, how to protect themselves but also resources to help them deal with the su of potentially being deported. you'll probably be the first to hear this. we have on pretty god authority, erin, that i.c.e. is making calls to cities that they're targeting and wanting to of course reach out to the human service departments and asking for assistance in the event that they are rounding up children. and if they're not trying to separate families or pursue families then why on earth would they call human servicess of targeted cities? this is an absolute inhumane and quite frankly a disastrous problem to pursue. >> that's the

then denver. >> be your own man. >> 94 today in denver, miami at 90. very good. we're one for one., portland or atlanta. >> portland. >> atlanta. because he said portland, but i know it's portland. portland. >> it's called hot-lanta. 83 in portland. 90 in atlanta. >> we fell for it. >> that's your hometown, any friend. >> now we really have to pay attention. >> sacramento, it was 104 yesterday, or beautiful charleston, south carolina. >> i'm going with charleston. >> there are advantages to living on the water because it can sometimes cool you off. today, sacramento 93, charleston only 85 degrees. >> we are not doing well on this at all. >> looks like weather is not in our future, my friend. >> still ahead, the new concerns about the state of the u.s. economy following new figures suggesting some weaknesses. >>> federal prosecutors are probing a top campaign fund raiser and close friend of president trump: details on the questions being raised over potential foreign influence and his ties to the campaign. l fore his ties to the campaign here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -

one photo of a masked man with the american flag actually belongs to the denver post newspaper and theidn't waste any time, sending a cease and desist letter to police. so police responded by tweeting this blacked out photo instead. now why is this such a big deal for the post? well, the newspaper's editor writes that it's, quote, not a tool of law enforcement and that, quote, the aurora police department's use of our photographies a clear violation of copyright law and the denver post terms of fair use. now, aurora pd is regretting the way they responded originally, adding that, quote, we will continue to communicate with them on the appropriate use of their materials in times of public interest. and guys, all of this happening as president trump condemns the media's coverage of antifa. >> antifa, these are bad people. they don't get the bad press. the press doesn't want to talk to them. they're very evil. they're hitting people over the head with sticks, and i mean sticks, i mean bats, even. they're whacking people with bats. they're very brave. they always show up with a mask and th

that's what we try to do in denver.e was a study that came out from stanford university last week that said that kids in denver are growing so much faster than kids around the state, it's as if we've added 60 days to each school year in denver. it's possible to make a difference. >> dana: that might get some other school administrators to look into denver india. senator bennet, thank you. i know that you love being in colorado. >> senator bennet: thank you for having me, come back to the public schools, i will walk you around. >> dana: thank you. >> senator bennet: thank you. >> dana: up next, president trump called his july 4th event a military salute while critics call it a campaign rally buried joe biden and kamala harris take the debate stage battle onto the campaign trail. that's upti next. with tripadvisor, it's easy to discover over 100,000 bookable things to do, from walking tours in rome to wine tastings in tuscany, and if you like what you see, you can book it with ease. just another way tripadvisor helps you

the west coast advantage. >> denver. >> juneau. >> the answer is denver. >> our last one, anchorage versus chicago. >> i was in chicago yesterday. i'm going to say chicago. >> anchorage. >> jeff on the board, i think we're tied. >> i have to do the megan rapinoe pose. >> she has to sneak behind you. >> anchorage, by the way, if it's 85 again. they'll only hit 85 once in recorded history. still off the charts. >> and that's climate change. >> you can't associate one tiny event, one little spot, but, yeah, it's alarming, let's put it that way. >> thanks, bill, thanks for the quiz, by the way. >> we'll take it. >>> still ahead, president trump firing back at britain's ambassador to the u.s., after leaked memos revealing his disparaging take on trump. >> it wasn't just the ambassador, as he continued to hammer the federal reserve. details about his latest gripes against the central bank. s late against the central bank do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. it

in denver. >> suggesting possibly that the killer met her in denver, brought her here?eve so. >> you think she came here on her own? >> it's -- i know she had been to albuquerque at least one prior time. to her ending up out here. possibly two prior times. >> reporter: nine months after the discovery of the first bone on the west mesa the detectives were back to square one. the odds were good that syllania edwards, like the others, had simply strolled out into the war zone and climbed into the wrong car. but her presence in the west mesa bone yard raised a troubling prospect. >> there are other girls from out of state in the same -- you know, are we going to find another repeat? we don't know. >> reporter: now investigators feared the serial killer they were hunting may have buried other bodies elsewhere in the vast desert west of town. >> it's desert. there could be very realistically a lot of bodies. >> this in a way suggests that maybe there are women out there who aren't on any list. >> that's a possibility. could be others. there could be others. >> a suspect caugh

the mayor of denver, the man who has your old job said this about the i.c.e.at you have condemned pretty strongly calling them fear creating, making us all less essay. take a listen to the mayor of denver. >> we do not assist with immigration enforcement. we have our immigrant communities backs during these times. leland: is that really the same type of moderate position that you say you are not enforcing america's laws, not helping immigration officials enforce court ordered deportation of people with criminal records? >> those are two different things work i think what the mayor was saying is you don't want to promote an atmosphere of hesperia where people people are in extreme-- leland: hold on. governor, the mayor said we do not assist with immigration enforcement. i.c.e. is trying to round up people who have court order deportation notices, many of whom have committed crime in the past and that is the same thing. >> well, leland, that's different in the sense that there's a number of judicial decisions that's say local police should not be assisting feder

since then, her company, simplyo pure, has be one of the premier brands in denver. james is also a pioneer. >> we we african americans legally licensed in america to own a dispensary. >> alcindor: but as the industry grows, jamesow finds herself re of an outlier. when you look around thatnn is industry, as an african american woman, what do you see? >> white men. white men. white men. white men. >> alcindor: more anmore states are moving to legalize recreational marijuana. those efforts have led many to look into issues of diversity and question who ends up benefiting the most from the industry. data is hard to come by, but a recent survey of nearly 400 marijuana businesses found that more than 80% were owned by white men. the numbers also show that african amerans and latinos bore the brunt of marijuana criminalization. the american civil liberties wion found between 2001 and 2010, black peope nearly four times more likely to be arrested for marijuanaha possessionwhites. that, despite roughly equal rates of use. >> the collateral consequences of even a petty drug o

team high, outscored denver 24-7 in the fourth and win 73-69. >>> espys center stage tonight. for story of perseverance. born without arms or legs but positive spirit led to award and gave a powerful speech. >> any message i want to give you tonight, look at me and see how much passion i put into coaching and how far it's gotten me. when you dedicate yourself to something and open your mind to different possibilities and focus on what you can do instead of what you can't do, you really can go places in this world. >> goosebumps there. wrestling coach, espy winner. won all three fights, inaugural winner of best mma award. >>> ticker tape, tens of thousands of fans celebrating the u.s. victory over netherlands. >> we have to be better, love more, hate less, listen more, talk less. we got to know this is everybody's responsibility, every single person here. every single person not here, every single person who doesn't want to be here, who agrees and doesn't agree. it's our responsibility to make this world a better place. >> after the parade flew across the country to l.a. to att

. >> reporter: at the university of colorado, denver, it's jeff smith's job to create convincing deeppa's partners. >> we are manipulators. we act at bad guys, creating manipulated audio, video and imagery so that the algorithms that are being developed under the program can be tested and overall the ability for the detection of manipulated media gets better. >> reporter: and, as that happens, jeff hopes his students can stay ahead of the curve. >> i just want to help develop the software they're trying to develop to detect this kind of fake media so people hopefully aren't tricked by videos that you request easily make, which is the software we have. >> reporter: is the mantra here don't always believe what you see? >> exactly. >> reporter: and while seeing may not necessarily be believing in the digital age, looking beyond face value may be more important than ever. for "nightline," i'm kyra phillips, in denver, would could. >> just to be clear, there has been no link between face app and a deep fake. >>> up next, it's showtime at apollo 11. ...this... man 1: ...this is my body of p

the activity folks will not be limit today just those major cities, new york, baltimore, chicago, denvern francisco, la, houston, atlanta and miami. pretty interesting day here in washington, the president's favorite days here as we have the made in america show case over the white house, that's a chance to hear from u.s. manufacturers, obviously, show off american made goods, we will have more on that coming throughout the day, for now back to you. jillian: something we will be following as we know that you will kevin corke. >> democrats trying to craft narrative condemning administration for round-up. jillian: this is nothing out of the ordinary. >> i agree with dhs secretary to president obama jay johnson, he said that these are not extraordinary exercises when in fact, the case here your your appeals have been exhausted and these final removal orders and ice will do what they do every day which is go ahead and enforce the law. i also have to say since ice is cop toll, radical democrats calling for elimination of ice, they are ridiculing them, mocking them, publishing, asking people o

who is hotter, denver or miami? >> miami. >> denver. i feel like it is a trick question.ston. >> i'm going to go with sacramento on this one. >> charleston about five degrees below average. the heat is going to continue to build throughout the weekend here and the rest of the nation. we are just tracking a few storms here. we are in monsoon season. look at daytime highs near 111 for el paso to the phoenix area. also the great lakes. the northeast where we'll start to heat up. more humid air. >> we'll play tomorrow? >> a frenchman attempting to cross the english channel on the fly board failed and crashed into the sea yesterday. the 40-year-old inventor actually made it more than half way on the journey but he could not quite make the full 20 minute voiage and he had to stop to refuel. the speeds for up to 90 miles an hour could not compensate for the choppy waves, so he fell. he said he will try again. he made headlines when he flew above a parade in paris just two weeks ago. now he was trying to make the trek over the english channel. >> such a remarkable feat to get tha

when he first arrived in denver as a federal drug enforcement agent in 2001, large illegal marijuana grows weren't on the radar. >> most of those that i even heard about really involved, you know, a couple of individuals trying to make some product for themselves and then sellev wh extra they had to fund their operation. it was a very small, mom and pop operation. >> reporter: but when it became legal for individuals to grow both medical and recnal marijuana in colorado, federal law enforcement officials say criminal organizations saw an opportunity to illegallyrow marijuana in plain sight in residential neighborhoods the thing that nobody predicted, that normalization, commercialization, would be a i magnet fernational black market activity. >> reporter: bob troyer stepped down last year as colorado's u.s. attorney. >> they have plumbers, they have electricians, they have front people who rent buy houses they have money people, they have ann underground ba >> reporter: so it's a lot like a corporation? >> exactly just like a corporation. >> what is this? oh my god! >> reporter: perc

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skinheads and convicted neo-nazis who had been responsible for the murder of a prominent radio host in denver. as attorney general he also fought against anti-semitic zoning discrimination in new york. unfortunately, fighting and anti-semitism perhaps the worlds oldest hatred requires unyielding vigilance. according to the fbi hate crimes based on religion have steadily grown since 2014 and anti-jewish hate crimes have consistently said that half of the total each year. more recently, horrific murders that jewish synagogues in pittsburgh and san diego have alerted us again that this is not just a problem in europe, south america and the middle east. we must confront those responsible for hateful acts wherever and whenever they are found whether in our cities, on our college campuses, in our work place, online and particularly as to those who would intimidate, terrorize or cause harm to others. i have known attorney general barr for long time so i knew of his strong views about the protection of religious freedom and fighting against intolerance and crimes against religious communities. as he

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on december 31st, 2011, an hour north of denver in west evans, colorado, ashley and tom fallis surrounded by friends and family danced to the music that brought them together, their wedding song. >> they decided to get up and dance in the middle of their living room and -- >> everybody watching. >> with everybody watching. >> i think i said, oh, this is sweet. >> reporter: it was their party, ashley's and tom's. she's invited her co-workers like andrea. >> it was casual, but she like verbally told everyone at work, you should come. >> reporter: they worked together at a rehabilitation hospital where ashley was a respiratory therapist. >> she was crazy, nice, just full of energy. she was a happy person. she laughed a lot and joked. >> reporter: their friendship was new, andrea didn't know a lot about ashley but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriage ass and her three kids, the youngest who was born with a dangerous condition called hydrocephalus which causes dangerous fluid buildup in the brain. >> reporter: she embraced the challenge said ashley's mom jenna, became a public a

but we talked a lot about how expensive housing has gotten in those places >> very expensive, but denverre now coming down because affordability hits a wall it's a question of how far can you build out. the builders could build further out, but while we're seeing millennials and downsizing baby boomers in the suburbs, they're not willing to take that hour-long drive outside, so you are going to see prices come back a bit in denver, but in places like pittsburgh, again, like she was saying, insmaller h is moving in, you're seeing booming cities and booming suburbs. >> people will take the smaller city in a different place over the super wrong commute. i get that it makes a lot of sense. thank you both very much valer valerie, appreciate it diana, thank you very much thank you for joining me it's time to join tyler and melissa for "power lunch" on the other side of this break don't go anywhere. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know

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charlie you are vine near denver d charlie urban wants to be a player in denver. i think it is going to be an important driver in device sales, but i'm not sure it changes or is any different for apple or anybody else to make devices. but i believe we are looking at 2 to 3 years out before any of us feels real differentiation in those services. >> apple was one of the first to sound the alarm and the warning bell in terms of markets in china. but it doesn't sounds like we are hearing. it's a problem. can we assume for the time being or until a deal is struck. sales not just for apple, but for the tech industry, are doing okay? >> at first blush, i can't reveal a gigantic slice of knowledge. i wouldn't even call it an uneasy truce. i call it an uneasy ceasefire. nobody is taking the draconian steps to say you are out of here or you are out of there. that's generally good news. but there is -- our systems are so dramatically different i don't think you can assume two leaders as both countries now have are going to easily settle those things. i think that remains up

now what happens on sunday what will happen is that ice agents will target 10 cities major cities denver los angeles miami chicago new york atlanta and that there will be going after the families immigrants they have identified as being in the country illegal and they will be detained and deported what's a massive operation that you outlined there stuff on human rights activists say that many families that might be affected didn't even have a proper court hearing so is the administration bending the law in their fight against illegal migration. i wouldn't go that far what they're referring to is the so-called coal lever olds that means immigrants who are for example at the scene they're not directly targeted in those raids those are according to the administration only illegal immigrants who heads. a court procedure due process who were notified that they have to leave the country actually in february this year and who are still here however the major concern for advocates is that collateral arrests will happen that means immigrants who are also illegal here who are in the country who ar

crime and convicted neo-nazis who had been responsible for the murder of a prominent radio host in denver, colorado. as attorney general, he fought against anti-semitic zoning discrimination in new york. unfortunately, fighting anti-semitism, perhaps the world's oldest hatred, requires unyielding vigilance. according to the fbi, hate crimes based on religion have steadily grown in the u.s. since 2014. havejewish hate crimes consistently been more than half of the totals each year. more recently, horrific murders at jewish synagogues in pittsburgh and san diego have alerted us again that this is not just a problem in europe, south america and the middle east. we must confront those responsible for hateful acts, wherever and whenever they are found, whether in our cities, on our college campuses, in our workplaces, online, and particular -- particularly for those who would come -- cause harm to others. now, i have known attorney general barr for a long time. so i knew of his strong views about both the protection of religious freedom, and fighting intolerance. as he told the senate at his m

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ciudades en el momento, nueva york, atlanta, nueva orleans, houston, los Ángeles, san francisco y denverciudades tiene la mayor concentraciÓn de inmigrantes en estados unidos, ice tiene alrededor de 1 mi miÓn de ordenes. borges: recordar que una persona con orden tambiÉn tiene derechos. arantxa: una guatemalteca se presentÓ a la cÁmara baja para dar su testimonio de cÓmo perdio a su hija de 21 mÁs tras lo que describe como asistencia mÉdica insuficiente donde estuvo recluida con su bebÉ, escuchemos lo que con lÁgrimas explicÓ a los legisladores. >> todo el trabajo mÉdico llegÓ tarde, kwafrtd sapo r . >> kwahospital lo Único que teÍ mi hija unas manitas para mi hi hija. arantxa: ella agregÓ que su experiencia es como de otras madres buscando una protecciÓn que no tienen en su paÍs. borja: congresistas lloran tambiÉn, por ejemplo alexandria que no resistiÓ expresar su dolor al escuchar este testimonio de esta madre cuya hija tuvo una madre lenta y dolorosa por una infecciÓn no tratada por los mebÉdicos. arantxa: esta es la tormenta que serÁ el primer huracan, tocarÁ tierra el fin de semana

people have been vomiting for centuries. ( laughter ) meanwhile, some footage went viral today from denverado, where a "bear tried to steal an entire dumpster from a marijuana dispensary." ( laughter ) which is the most denver thing i have ever said. take a look at the bear-ijuana thief in action. there he is checking out the dumpster... and there he goes... out the door! ( laughter ) you know what? maybe he's not stealing it. he's like, "guys, it's tuesday night. this is supposed to be at the curb." ( laughter ) by the way, workers at the weed store see the bear so regularly, they've nicknamed it "cheeseburger." ( laughter ) though i'm pretty sure workers in a weed store nickname everything cheeseburger. ( laughter ) we'll be right back with jeff goldblum. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) with all day comfort for all day fun... depend® fit-flex underwear features maximum absorbency, ultra soft fabric and new beautiful designs for your best comfort and protection guaranteed. life's better when you're in it. be there with depend®. athe back-to-school savings add sup!... with an extr

for "cbs this morning: saturday," barry petersen, denver. >> how fantastic.o. >> i am a yoga believer just in my own life. i've seen how breathing makes such a difference. even if you don't believe in anything else in the practice and you figure that part out, it makes such a difference. >> it's subject a huge problem. i did my master's thesis on that subject. the fact that they found something to help is just tremendous. >> something without using a drug or anything else. >> exactly. >> all about the breathing. >> yes. >> totally. >>> las vegas is sometimes referred to as sin city and it's dealing with its very own plague right now. up next, we'll show you how swarms of these creatures have come out of the decembereret and right onto the strip. >> and they're not gambling, right? >> that's right. >>> and if you're heading out the door, don't forget to set your dvr to record "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> coming up in our next hour, legal marijuana may be going mainstream, but you may still be amazed where pricey pot paraphernalia is now being sold. >>> al

. >> reporter: things outside is ice detention facility outside denver can't down quite a bit. just a few dozen protesters left out here but it is what they did a half-hour ago that is making big news and headlines. i know it is dark and hard to see but you can see they took down an american flag in a colorado state flag and instead you see this video, they raise the mexican flag. they also raised an upside down american thin blue line flag it looks dirty or bloodied up and there's another flag with curse words on it. at one point there were more than 1000 people out here but a couple hundred of them who went on to ice property broke the rules of what was supposed to be a legal and peaceful protest and visual. we are waiting to hear from ice about when they are going to take these legs down. now ice agents out here tonight. most of the people now have gone home. >> thank you very much for the report. the house voting to prevent donald trump from using force against iran without congressional approval and that could set up a showdown with the senate where a number of republicans