this is dave in denver, colorado. yeah, dave. caller: i hear everyday how we're treating my granddaughter addict, it is heartwrenching and breaking, everyday we talk about them on this drug or that drug, when you hear it how span, they talk about suicide drop, overdoses have 30%, you never hear them mention that, it is always, you scared to hey are face that marijuana is a cure admit it.on't want to host: sam quinones, talk about that. sorry to e, yes, i'm hear about your granddaughter, this story is going on across crushing, and torture, to so many families across the country. i think there are early signs one way of his is transitioning people off opioid, medical marijuana, i torture, think we've , shed into medical marijuana though, we need to be more cautious and humble about the uses of this and in fact, the potential, what might we legalize marijuana, certainly all kinds of marijuana nationwide. i mean, marijuana varies widely i adays, different from when was a kid and growing up in southern california, marijuana back then.

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[laughter] living in denver colorado. he is currently the executive director of the colorado council of churches in the first african-american and layperson to hold the position. previously serving as a special assistant of the president of bill clinton and also for the colorado governor a board member of the alliance his first book soul food won the james beard foundation award for scholarship. [applause] his second book the the of -- "the president's kitchen cabinet" the story of the african americans who have fed our first families, from the washingtons to the obamas" published on president's day 2017. [applause] with. >> good morning. it is so good to be here i want to tell you about my background and how i came to write this book and then instead of my typical presentation i will focus just on president roosevelt because there are great stories there. born and raised in denver colorado i wrote a book on the history of soul food that gave me street credit really but i have to the southern parents my mama's from chatta

now it is my pleasure to introduce the next speaker, adrian miller who lives in denver colorado. he is currently the executive director of the colorado council of churches and the first african-american and layperson to hold that position. miller served as special assistant to president bill clinton and senior policy analyst for bill ritter junior. he has been a board member of the southern speedway alliance. miller's first book soul food, the surprising story of an american cuisine one plate at a time, when the james beard foundation award for scholarship and reference in 2014. his second book, the president's kitchen cabinet -- "the president's kitchen cabinet: the story of the african americans who have fed our first families" was published on president's day 2017. let's welcome our office. [applause] >> he is a friend of mine. good morning. it is great to be here at the roosevelt presidential library to talk about this subject was i want to tell you about my background, how i came to write this book on african american presidential shifts. instead of my typical presentation w

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the places where the trains are going to go are going to change dramatically you've heard of denver colorado denver wouldn't exist if geography had changed and they had put in the railroad that's going to happen throughout your asian is going to have gigantic changes where las vegas i was fast it's a learn that las vegas grew up in part because of the atomic bomb testing that took place there by any come to vegas to watch the mushroom cloud that was part of the entertainment oh really guess how i didn't. move it along so you have been vocal recently that you are looking for market turbulence and some. every four to eight years through since the beginning of the republic we've had problems in the u.s. economy it always has happened i don't know why does it matter it always happens and it always will now janet yellen the head of the federal reserve an american says it's not going to happen anymore everything is now but if you take your advice from her you'll think i'm wrong but my view is this been over a year since we had our last turmoil in america it's coming again there are many reasons it

. >> to learn more, we have christopher miller, the ceo of paladino health from denver, colorado. i have a question. why is this model important? was there a need for change? >> there is a need for this. healthcare has viewed as a broken concept within the united states and we spent two and half times more than any other country. there is a need for something to change. >> you claiming the sellers are competitive. there are doctors who can make a lot of money. are you necessarily taken from the bottom of the barrel question these people who can be a four to pay desk as they have no other option. >> not at all. we can attract much higher quality individuals that want to provide medicine the way it should be served. getting back to the old model, went doctors use to make house calls. >> a survey done found in 2017 that compared to 2014, you are waiting about 30% longer to get an appointment, 30% longer in the doctors office, and when you do not feel good, bettis much longer waiting there and sitting there to see the dr.. it makes a difference. >> will keep an eye on you. hope it goe

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speaking to us from denver open media in denver, colorado. when we come back, we will speak with keith ellison, congressman from minneapolis, first muslim congressman to be elected to congress, speaking to us from the capital. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "i am woman" by betty wright. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on thursday, top senate republicans unveiled their latest healthcare plan. senate majority y leader mitch mcconnell is once again facing opposition from within his own party over the plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the previous effort by republicans to push through their replacement healthcare legislation failed after at least 10 republican senators came out againinst the bill. well, on thursday, susan cololls of maine and rand paul of kentucky said they would opposee eveven pututting the new bill ta vote. a third republican senator, mike lee of utah, said he was undecided on whether he'd support the bill. republicans are also facing sustained grassroot

>> what's unimaginable to me is allowing the capability to allow a nuclear weapon to land in denver, colorado. that's unimaginable to me. so my job will be to develop military options to make sure that doesn't happen. >> okay. that is obviously not chris murphy. >> i don't think that was chris. >> i don't know where that one came from. let me just tell you what chris murphy had to say. he said that democrats have been shut out of this process because it's all happened behind closed doors. he says with no committee process, no hearings and the only thing they have, the only recourse they have is amendments essentially. does chris murphy have a point in that? >> i'm not aware of what happened or didn't happen in the senate processes. what i can tell you is in the house, we had numerous hearings through our committees of jurisdiction. we have talked about fixing obamacare for years, since i have been here, four and a half years, we have been talking about many of the problems. i actually passed bills that are signed into law that provided fixes to the affordable care act so we had an open proces

. >> what's unimaginable to me is allowing a nuclear capability that could land a weapon in denver, colorado. my objective is to develop military operations to prevent that from happening. >> reporter: harsh words from north korea saying it will launch a, quote, powerful nuclear hammer at the heart of the u.s. if the u.s. attempts to remove kim jong-un as supreme leader after threats from cia director mike pompeo to do exactly that. the administration trying to deal with these tensions as the white house and the secretary of state remain at odds over key policies. today rex tillerson commenting on speculation he may get fed up and quit. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> how long will you stay for? >> as long as the president lets me. >> reporter: but tensions continue as a button down former oil executive tries to adjust to the world of trump. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> i want to turn to what doctors are calling a major public health crisis, a sharp decline in fertility among men. with no signs of the problem is improving, experts warn it could become a much larger problem for al

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the plane was landing in denver, colorado, when passengers noticed the flames.ds later, all 59 passengers scrambled safely off the plane which had already landed. firefighters quickly doused the flames. the investigation into what caused the fire is just getting underway. >>> an amtrak train derailed in washington state this afternoon, 45 miles south of seattle. cars went off the tracks and nearly ended up in a nearby lake. there were 200 passengers on board. they all made it off safely. the cause of the accident remains under investigation. >>> heavy rains put a real damper on the 4th of july festivities this weekend in new hampshire. severe flooding washed out many areas in the northern part of the state, forcing campers to seek higher ground. many left their gear and vehicles behind just to get to safety. the state has even opened shelt pheres those affected. >>> this belief today after president trump posted a tweet that appears to encourage violence against the media out. the video shows him punching and beating a man with the cnn logo superimposed over his

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host: denver, colorado. democratic line. we have david. what is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning. i want to talk about health care for a minute. my servedtell you close to 30 years in the air force, i had excellent health as a retiree, my health care is excellent. and i would include in that even the v.a. i believe health care is a right. i also believe health care is one of the things th just the that came from my service to this country. i didn't serve this country to have a president say let obamacare fail. i did not serve this country to see 32 million people lose their access to insurance. fails the upcoming vote will also hope mcconnell be forced to realize that the republicans will not be able to keep their promise to repeal obamacare because you cannot take away an entitlement, particularly someone's health care. once these votes fail, it is my hope that mcconnell and the democrats can get together on fixing it. people don't like the individual mandate. well, the senator from maine and louisiana talk about people being in medical insurance and then ju

mark adams, a prosthodontist in denver, colorado. dr.dams, let's start by asking, where are clearchoice dental implant centers, and what makes them so unique? >> shari, we have 30 centers throughout the united states. we're all the way from the east coast to the west coast. we go deep into texas. we're in the midwest. we have centers all over the u.s. i think what makes us special are several items. one is our doctor network. we have over 60 specialists -- oral surgeons and prosthodontists -- that have a unique and very experienced knowledge base. this is all we do, is place implants. that gives us a lot of experience in the area of dental implants. we treat the very simple cases. we treat the very complex situations, as well. secondly, we're unlike regular dental offices in that we have everyone in one location. we have all the specialties, so we can do surgery, we can do the actual restorative, as well. we have our own on-site dental laboratory where we can actually make the teeth. that's a very unique set of circumstances. and lastly,

this is dave in denver colorado and i hear every day how my granddaughter is an attic and its heart wrenching but every day we talked about solutions and will put them on this drug or that drug and when you hear it on c-span they talk about how they are getting all the states where marijuana is legal, suicides have dropped 30%. overdoses have dropped 30%. you never hear the mention that. it's always when they are scared to face that marijuana is a cure and they just don't want to admit it. >> host: let's give him a chance to talk. >> guest: i'm sorry to hear hostt your granddaughter. this is a story that's going on across the country and its crushing, torture to so many families all across the country. i think that there are early signs that this is one way of transitioning people off of the medical marijuana. we rushed into a medical marijuana a little bit so we need to be more cautious and humble about the potential uses of this. in fact, the potential -- what might happen should be legalized marijuana. certainly, all kinds of marijuana nationwide.d marijuana varies widely nowadays. it's ve

what's unimaginable to me is for them to have a weapon that can land on denver, colorado. >> and the commander said he would not rule out the possibility of a first strike against north korea, if it appeared they were ready to launch. >> the north korean nuclear program is an excitizen shall way of getting over on the president. you have to continue to try to engage the chinese, you have to engage the whole world community. one of the realities here and general dunford and general mccaffrey will tell you this, is that any conflict on the peninsula will not be a short duration, a quick strike, it will involve literally hundreds of thousands of casualties, it will be a long, drawn out fight. we have to take the steps now that would minimize that possibility, but as general dunsford and others have said, we cannot take that option off the table, that's what's so important now to use the time we have to use every type of economic, geopolitical means to stop this program. and then to begin to push it back. >> and on the other front, russia. what do we do now that vladimir putin is expelli

. >> it will allow a nuclear weapon to land in denver, colorado. that's unimaginable to me. my job will be to develop military options to make sure that doesn't happen. >> reporter: house representatives overwhelmingly approved tough sanctions over north korea as well as sanctions on iran and russia. >>> majority whip scalise has been discharged from the hospital and he will now begin intense rehabilitation. scalise spent a month going through several surgeries after he was hit by a bullet during a mass shooting at a congressional baseball practice in a d.c. suburb of virginia. on a positive note, his doctors said he is making excellent progress. >>> the bay area's long-term future taking center stage later today. what's it going to look like in 2040? leaders on all nine counties will be voting on a plan which will include 820,000 uhousing units, more than a million jobs and transportation. they will meet tonight in san francisco to vote on that plan. that is at 7:00. >>> up next at 11:00, trying to book a summer vacation before summer is over? airbnb is facing some strong c

watching the video reminded me on the night he was acquitted i was working as a waitress in denver, coloradohad the bar area. and no one left. and i think we stayed there -- everybody stayed until like 2:00 in the morning. i probably made the most tips i had in my life. as greg was saying people were absolutely glued to the television. people couldn't get enough of it. >> greg: no social networks no internet. something we obsessed over constantly. >> dana: as much as i think he killed his wife and ron goldman, this particular crime is for the botched robbery in nevada. i guess i would say that the reason that you do parole on based on good behavior is so that you actually do behave in prison so that can you try to get out earlier. kimberly, i don't know if that's exactly correct. >> kimberly: yes. >> jesse: you're going to support that when you get locked up. greg greg i know. i changed my mind. >> dana: i don't think it's preferential treatment for parole. in our justice system we have to look at this particular crime and if the prosecutor and the judge think he has met the standards that w

and denver, colorado. the expansion is based on need to.f tells us that they have received such overwhelming support and people seeking out the services, so that is why new clinics are opening. cohen veterans network, funded entirely through private donations for now. allowing them to provide the treatment at no cost to the patient. also family members are eligible for care too. then there is the speed, once a veteran reaches out, they can get an appointment typically within seven days for evaluation. mental health is this organization's specialty, and those who have served their country often return with special needs that have to be addressed. >> oftentimes what you hear is that isolation, that loss of the way that i ever felt was when i was deployed and had ten people watching my back. i felt safer there than i did back here in the u.s. so we are trying to help them to reestablish that sense of community. >> jeff hensley is a retired naval pilot who sought help from cohen after dealing with personal issues with multiple deployments overs

this is denver, colorado, with a celebrated the fourth of july.ed, white and blue celebration about the state capitol. fireworks display included a performance from the colorado national guard band. this is one of many independence day celebrations happening across the country. many more to come, especially in the bay area today. >>> it is the fourth of july. we're take -- think by your with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm alex savage. pam and dave are off today. we want to talk about your 4th of july forecast. what the grilling weather going to be? pleasant for most folks? >>> yes. steve is also off. and hopefully he's enjoying his day of. here is a view of what you can expect for your day off. we are waking up with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. the onshore breeze and temperatures sitting very similar to where we started yesterday. upper 40s in santa rosa. 53, san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. 56, livermore and 60 in san jose. where looking at mostly clear skies away from the coast today. for the coast, partly to mostly cloudy again. the onsh

what's unimaginable to me is allowing a capability that would allow a nuclear weapon to land in denver, coloradothat's unimaginable to me. so my job will be to develop military options to make sure that doesn't happen. >> a dire warning, indeed. as we watch the white house, the podium, and shortly after 1:00, we'll be hearing from jared kushner. we'll be right back. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. at where instead of payinging so ya befor middlemen,em.one. we work directly with family farms to deliver higher quality ingredients for less than you pay at the store. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook ♪ backpack,

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and kentucky and chattanooga and denver colorado, a lot of these tools, not to mention the application layer has meant that we've got sort of a much more broadening of where technology exists. the reason i think it still matters, in 2014, oxford came out with a study that said 47% of u.s. jobs were high-risk. the rise of the robots and thinking about the reality that there are so many jobs at risk. in january of this year the institute came out with kind of a follow-up where they looked at a little more annular level and they said wait a minute, let's look at 800 occupations let's look at what comprises those occupations because if we divvy up occupation by task and we attempt to match tasks with basically what machines can currently do and what we project them to be able to do down the road we actually find will based on 5% of the jobs they have massive implications for questions of basic income and things that are commonly in the media, but it's not 47%. what they also found is that 60% of jobs, 30% of the tasks are things that would change in eight to ten year time frames. i think t

what's unimaginable to me is allowing the capability that will allow a nuclear weapon to land in denver, colorado. any job will be to develop military options to make sure that doesn't happen. >> reporter: meantime, harsh worsds from north korea saying it will launch a "powerful nuclear hammer at the heart of the u.s." if they attempt to remove kim jong un as supreme leader. the administration trying to deal with these tensions as the white house and secretary of state remain at odds over several key policies. rex tillerson commenting on speculation he may get fed up and quit. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> how long would you stay for? >> as long as the president keeps me. >> tensions continue as a button-downed former oil executive tries to adjust to the world of trump. >> all right. thanks to andrea mitchell for that report. >>> the u.s. has announced new sanctions against more than a dozen venezuelan officials. it's part of an effort to pressure venezuelan president nicolas moduro into dropping his plans to rewrite the country's constitution, which the opposition says is a play to consolidate m

i don't -- i default when people ask where are you from, i say denver colorado because that's where iwent to high school in junior high, and so on. spent the longest trade of my life at that point. but -- i don't really feel like i'm from anywhere. and my mother -- she could have never returned to kansas. absolutely not and i certainly returning to detroit i left when i was five. i wasn't, it wasn't something that i thought oh -- wasn't like a comfort zone. [inaudible conversations] >> logically remained home? [inaudible conversations] i don't know if this adds to your question i developed a strong urban bias if that's what you mean. regardless of who i was i always wanted to be in cities but i -- go on. [inaudible conversations] maybe like -- elaborate. get the microphone and get microphone first -- whether playground is met for type of home that is your true home as a -- whatever identity you have. whether the playground or your father's home is feels like your real home that you and your mother took plight from that but that feels like what you were -- alwaysmenting to get back to

the urban institute estimated that the underground sex economy ranged from $39.9 million in denver, colorado, to $290 million in atlanta, georgia. despite the fact that demand is the ultimate cause of commercial sexual exploitation of women and children, buyers are frequently overlooked as offenders in crimes of domestic sex trafficking. recently leaders in the law enforcement community have discovered that the only effective practice for combating sex trafficking are those that include combating demand for commercial sex. there are two primary ways to directly influence actual and potential buyers of commercial sex. and these are termed demand reduction programs. they are education of actual and potential buyers of commercial sex. and law enforcement interventions aimed at deterring those who might buy sex and punishing those who do. many law enforcement agencies execute demand reduction programs such as reverse sting operations, john schools, and community education. however, resource limitations preclude them from expanding these efforts. this bill provides law enforcement expanded fundin

a colorful background, hard to find a more beautiful city in the background than denver, colorado.. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning," everyone, on this july fourth. >>> another fireworks display in a azodidn't arizona fireworks didn't go as wildfires forced fireworks shows to be cancelled. another was scrubbed in arizona. >>> here's a surveillance, the attack was carried out sunday. american officials did not comment on what was hit. it was the second such strike since president trump relaxed rules in march. >>> florida's updated stand your ground law is unconstitutional. the law made national headlines after the killing of trevon martin. the ruling yesterday said that change could be made only by the state supreme court, not lawmakers. >>> the chicago tribune reports that a federal appeals court decided an obama era rule on emissions standards cannot be delayed. they wanted to suspend a new rule for gas companies to monitor and red leaks. >>> sales are heating up and we're eating more of the meat again. last year an average of 55.6 pounds of beef. some of the reasons for bee

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software or facebook >> reporter: add something like legalized marijuana in a place here of denver, coloradoit is challenging to find workers and passing the drug tests and where safety is so key mainstream advocates do point out things they're looking to hire so that's a good sign or the economy, back to you guys. >> it is, kate rogers. take one of the tony romo tomat was roaring his engines next to you. >>> deangelis. >> so is what we are hearing from energy companies that drilling may slow a little because of the prices that they experienced earlier. pricing is a delicate dance between supply and demand. the u.s. producers taking advantage of support from opec cuts to pump more but they push prices down. perhaps, there is a little change of the strategy no one is expecting opec to deliver deeper cuts also, inventories on deck, api reports for tomorrow >> thanks jackie deangelis >>> president trump's new communication chief, anthony scarramucci is caught up he's trying to sell his funds to chinese virals could it be derailed >> former secretary homeland owg bethattohes in on that and grinc

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