the prosecutors knew the information the rosenbergs had access to was not the... the crown jewels of the atomic world? >> radosh: yes, but they were pushing for a prosecution without using the hardest evidence they could... they had. couldn't be used. >> cooper: that's because in the been secretly intercepting soviet messages, and it didn't want the soviets to know it had broken their code. so, instead, prosecutors pressured david greenglass and his wife ruth to testify against julius and ethel rosenberg. michael and robby argue that prosecutors framed their mother by inventing evidence that she typed up david greenglass' notes on the atomic bomb. >> greenglass: where do i sit? right there? >> yes, sir. >> cooper: in 2001, half a his sister typed up his notes, david greenglass told "60 minutes'" correspondent bob simon, it was a lie. >> simon: so, ethel finally went to the electric chair on the basis of evidence that was false. >> greenglass: false. >> cooper: he said he did it to save himself and his wife, and he showed little remorse. >> greenglass: we're still

, ages seven and three, east side with their parents, julius and ethel rosenberg. the rosenbergs were ardent communists, but michael doesn't recall his parents ever using that word. ethel was a stay-at-home mom who loved to sing; julius, an engineer who ran a small machine shop. that's michael on his shoulders. >> michael meeropol: my father would take me to places like prospect park and, you know, get some peanuts and feed squirrels. >> cooper: what was he like? he had a smile on his face a heck of a lot of times. and i remember traveling around with him. in fact, i rode on the subway with him so often that i kind of wondered, you know, when he was working. >> cooper: and your mom? what was she like? >> michael meeropol: she was very affectionate, a lot of hugging and kissing. and i remember that she was often cooking. the thing i remember is just a normal life. >> cooper: but then, in the summer of 1950, f.b.i. agents began rounding up a network of alleged communist spies. on july ey >> michael meeropol: i'm listening to "the lone ranger," and the door opens, and

about ethel rosenberg: >> feklisov: ethel never worked for us. she didn't do anything. >> cooper: based on this information, robert and michael meeropol have launched a campaign to clear their mother's name. they got 13 members of the new york city council to issue a proclamation declaring the government wrongfully executed ethel rosenberg. >> robert meeropol: it is time step up and do the same. >> cooper: they've launched an online petition drive, calling on president obama to exonerate their mother before he leaves office. but historian ron radosh says, based on the documents he's seen, that would be a mistake. >> radosh: she was an accessory to spying by helping, identifying people, urging people to be re... recruited, suggesting that her own brother be recruited. this is aiding those who are spying. >> cooper: you're saying even though she wasn't as involved as her husband... >> radosh: right. >> cooper: ...she still engaged in a conspiracy. >> radosh: yes. she considered herself a friend of the soviet union, was doing... helping her husband

rosenberg says trump didn't honor the contracts of over 100 krar contractors who helped complete the taj mahal. >> the man didn't pay it because he didn't have the money, bottom line. >> i wondered if you might consider doing an interview with me? >> reporter: getting other people like rosenberg to talk to my producer for this story was extraordinarily difficult. >> i sent an e-mail to confirm, weekend. and he just literally vanished. >> reporter: rosenberg would speak because he's already gone head to head with donald trump. >> you took on donald trump. >> somebody had to do it. >> reporter: rosenberg and six other of the contractors banded together on behalf of the entire group and forced a meeting with trump. >> i had a telephone call from mr. trump's personal attorney. i said, we want to get paid. he says, how can i stop this meeting? i said, it's relatively simple, >> reporter: after several rounds of negotiations rosenberg says he and the other contractors settled with trump for less tan what they were owed, with devastating results. >> some went bankrupt. some lost their busin

and he just literally vanished. >> reporter: rosenberg would speak because he's already gone head to head with donald trump. >> you took on donald trump. >> somebody had to do it. >> reporter: rosenberg and six other of the contractors banded together on behalf of the entire group and forced a meeting with trump. >> i had a telephone call from mr. trump's personal attorney. i said, we want to get paid. he says, how can i stop this meeting? i said, give me a check. >> reporter: after several rounds of negotiations rosenberg says he and the other contractors settled with trump for less tan what they were owed, with devastating results. >> some went bankrupt. some lost their businesses. we survived because we were very busy in atlantic city. >> reporter: this summer, rosenberg shared his experiences of working for trump at a hillary clinton campaign event. ensure that this sort of manipulation of people by trump will not continue on a national stage. >> so people may say that hillary clinton paid you to tell this story. >> inaccurate. i was never offered anything. nor i would have taken

difficult. >> i sent an e-mail to confirm, date ask time, for the past >> reporter: rosenberg would speak because he's already gone head to head with donald trump. >> you took on donald trump. >> somebody had to do it. >> reporter: rosenberg and six other of the contractors banded together on behalf of the entire group and forced a meeting with trump. >> i had a telephone call from mr. trump's personal attorney. i said, we want to get paid. he says, how can i stop this meeting? i said, it's relatively simple, give me a check. >> reporter: after several rounds of negotiations rosenberg says he and the other contractors settled with trump for less tan what they were owed, with devastating results. >> some went bankrupt. some lost their businesses. we survived because we were very busy in atlantic city. >> reporter: this summer, rosenberg shared his experiences of working for trump at a hillary clinton campaign event. >> i am here today to help ensure that this sort of will not continue on a national stage. >> so people may say that hillary clinton paid you to tell this story. >> inacc

many people just excited to have rosenbergs back open. damaged much of the kitchen. denver police have made an arrest. they say the susppct killee a man in the apartment above the restaurant before setting it on fire. we spoke with residents who say happy to see rosenbergs reopened. >> i was looking at the rolling pin next door in looking at this on facebook. we were ready.>>reporter: online, the bagel shop is calling it opening after the mythical phoenix rising from its own ashes. reporting live at rosenbergs bengals. >>> to your voice your boat, donald trump hitting the campaign trail days before the final presidential debate. much of his attacks yesterday were against the media calling the election rigged. this morning he continues to be sexual assault allegations >> [ clip playing ] >> many of them have been proven so false. you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever.>> late last night he said hillary clinton is getting pumped up with performance enhancing drugs. he challenged her to take a drug test before the final debat

. >>> rosenbergs bagels in bagels in denver is set to reopen today. most of it is the same now. most of the damage was to the equipment in the kitchen. the owner says reopening rosenberg's brings them back to reopening it -- opening it in the first place. >> that same kind of push was to open it. >> you can be here for the reopening. rosenberg's will be opened from 6:00 until 3:00 on sunday. >>> information tonight, starting this weekend, if you happen to be riding a motorcycle, you no longer have to pay the toll to use the hovv lanes. just make sure you have an express free account to avoid charges. >>> denver's mayor hancock was on hand for groundbreaking. the plan here is to have more sidewalks and bike lanes and street parkingg on brighton boulevard between 29th and 44th. mayor hancock wanted to service the northern gateway to downtown. >> whether you are walking or biking, we certainly want to create a more friendly environment up-and-down brighton boulevard. >> most of the improvements should be completed by winter of next year. poised to cause just as much damage as hurri

so many people excited to have rosenbergs back open. let's take a walk over tohe t preparation area. this was the area damaged mo the shop. we know that fire threat into shutdown the business altogether. a man was found dead in the fire and another was arrested and is facing charges related to the crime. if you are visiting the shop today before 3 pm you will notice a lot of the accidents over thing on the rise of the phoenix. focusing on combustion and rising again just like morning. >>> in this morning's your voice your vote we are fact checking the presidential candidates after last weekend's debate. hillary clinton issclimbing the us is finally energy dependent and donald trump claiming the obama's are behhnd some of the most vicious attacks against clinton he has ever seen. >> we are now for the first time ever energy independent. >> hillary clinton claimed that may have been lost on viewers sunday night in what was known as the kenneth bone question. political act went to energy experts to get to the bottom of it. they found exper

they won when we're ready. >> insurance covered the damage to rosenberg's. he has donated proceeds that he made in the pop-up to charity. >>> a landmark business in denver has new get a new location. caboose hobbies. the store first opened back in 1963. it moved to its broadway location back in 1981. the owners decided to retire when they recently learned their lease would not be renewed and they had 90 days to move out. the ginness book of world's record has called it the world's largest model train store. >>> next on 9news at 10:00 -- generation remains forever a child. i really believe. that. >> he has lived through a lot but this colorado man still keeps the past alive. >> it represents a certain era in colorado that's gone. >> but there's more meaning to this old model t in tonight's storytellers. >>> strong winds are approaching colorado stirring up high fire danger. plus, i'm tracking a mid-week cool-o. >>> and would the broncos have >>> happening now, there is a grass fire that has closed the northbound lanes of i-25 south of larkspur. cdot says the

[applause] >> speaker of the ohio house of representatives clifford rosenberger.berger: good afternoon. [applause] ohio is truly the heart of it all, so it is great. it is a great honor to be here this afternoon. on behalf of the governor and the general assembly, let me thanks he or ryan, leader pelosi, and leader mcconnell for this great honor. it is a great honor to be here to represent 11. 5 million citizens of ohio. and to be part of an event that recognizes a man who not only had significant impact on ohio, but also our nation and the entire world. edison forged a legacy and set an example that every american can be proud of. as we observe the statue, i hope you will recognize that its brilliance and simplicity reflects the enduring nature of a man who inspired us to set lofty goals and never settle for failure and blanket our world with the knowledge of so much more. his inventions created and contributed to lights, movies, telephones, and records. yet i believe his most important invention was his example of her perseverance, determination, and defining su

rosenbergs bagel shop has been closed since may when a murder and arson happened in an apartment above the shop. now the long rebuilding process is five points. employees say they are happy to be back at work. >> reporter: not just employees but also customers who really enjoy this new york style shop. know the signs say grand reopening sunday right at 6:00 a.m. that means there's going to be a pretty long line headed outside the store in just a few hours. >> sundays were the busiest day. and i'm very grateful to say that we had just so much mounting. >> reporter: all the final prep was done inside rosenbergs bagels. private events over the past two days have the staff ready for the grand reopening on sunday. >> i felt so good, to have energy in this place. >> reporter: the shop closed in may after a fire damaged much of the kitchen. the fire is from a homicide scene in an apartment upstairs. investigators believe the suspect started it to cover up the murder. since then the bagel shop has denver. >> we said we're going to pop up as much as we can, see customer-facing and relevant. we'

speaker, leader mcconnell, leader pelosi, speaker rosenberger, a surprise guest here today, came allcolumbus for this occasion, and to my colleagues delegation who i see here in the front row, my senate, it'sthe great to have everyone together on a bipartisan effort here to great ohioan and great american. teabury was unbelievable to -- unable to be here today. he hoped to say a few words. passes along his congratulations and to all of you, his best wishes. to hold up thomas edison as a symbol from ohio is, of course, something we're all proud of today but it was said early, it was the ohio delegation. it really wasn't. vote of the people. so the people of ohio made this decision. a couple of them are here today helped organize it. mark wagner, doug mcdonald, thank you for being here and the years,ork over talking to me about this process and getting us to this point. i know you're happy about it. not an easyt was decision. we had a lot of remarkable ohioans to choose from. to have quite a few ohioans distinguished enough to be in this great hall. we have neil armstrong and 23 other

. >>> we learned rosenberg stay -- rosenbergs they go will be open after fire damage, the big cold shop will be open october 16. brent patents and was arrested in this case. >>> if you are a fan of gilmore girls he will love us, diner from the show was taking over a coffee shop on wednesday a promotion revival ccming up next month. there are six coffee shops in colorado including three in the metro that will be transformed into a pop-up shop. we have the list of locations right now on -- right now on the denver channel.com. >>> headset, starting tonight over a closure at iraq the whole westbound all the way to fight 25 shut down for wednesday, crews x -- installing the rams the corner. >>> it's closing at at : lake, you can still hike up the can't drive. maybe they could reopen before memorial day and that's a big if the weather is okay. indeed. probably will be a little snow we up there, we saw that this afternoon the -- the mountains where we had to dry conditions. rain and snow showers moving through the loveland pass area ski area this afternoon and clouds have -- had been increasi

.>>> a welcome sight today in a five points neighborhood of denver, rosenberg bagels is back open for business. in may a fire in the apartment above the restaurant threatened to shut it down for good. you can see there was quite a line outside the bagel shop today as people were excited to get their bagels back. >> we set our lord to come out i am very happy than discrete business. >> it has been months and we have been waiting for this day, here we are.>> if you want to check out rosenbergs you can go any day besides monday. pm. >>> deborah police are looking for a man who shot and killed women in denver. they believe this is their man, 20 60 brett kelly, wanted for first-degree murder. family members identified the victim as 23-year-old miss russell. this happened yesterday morning. if you have any information please call the police.>>> aurora police are looking for this man. they say carrabba's italian grill. he apparently got into the restaurant from the roof. investigators say he was not alone he has helped with another man. if you recognize and please call the police>>> arkansas

>>reporter: after five long months rosenberg's bagels is back in business. >> we went to bed and set our own alarm to, here this morning. >>reporter: kelly matheson says she has lived in five points for 17 years, watching the transitioning neighborhood om >> we have been watching the rolling pants since they put their signs up.>>reporter: on may 2 fire burn into the apartment damaging much of rosenberg's kitchen. >> this neighborhood has gone through a lot of changes. >>reporter: police have made an arrest in connection with the crime, saying the suspect killed a man before setting the apartment on fire. the blaze forth in the closure until 6 am this morning. >> it has been a bunch of months. we have been waiting for this in line or an hour, having a dozen more bagels to go. reacts if it will keep her away? >> this is a very safe neighborhood. i have no worries. >>reporter: besides great areas, therr is also great symbolism. workers wearing the mythical phoenix on their back, because like phoenix the bagel shot rose in its own ashes. >>> coming up, we have discovered a secret parole

. >>> rosenbergs bagel shop is reopening this morning. it has been cled since may after a murder and arson happened in an apartment above that shot. jeff todd -- jeff todd talk to employees who said they are happy to be back to work. >> sunday's are always a busy day. i'm grateful that we had so much support over the summer that anticipation has really been mounting. >> saturday afternoon, all of the final preps were done inside of rosenbergs bagel's. private events over the past two days have the staff ready for thgr felt so good to have energy and displays. >> reporter: the shop closed in may after fire from the kitchen. investigators believe that a suspect started it to cover up a murder. since then, the bagel shop is been sparingly spreading the bagels all over denver. >> we said the we are going to pop up as much as we can. we want to say thank you for supporting us and now we want to give back to you. and now what we want to have you feel is familiarity. the design is very much the same. >> reporter: they are calling this reopening

rosenberg's bagel shop was back open. people could not wait to check z we've spent all summer doing pop ups and revamping kitchen. >> i am really excited for my bagel. i'm probably going to get two or three of them throughout the day. for later. >> reporter: employers say theyi to show their rise from the ashes. >>> the presidential candidates left their running mates to carry on their message today. >> thank you guys. >> tim kaine went table to table sunday rallying support for hillary clinton at a miami diner. >> florida is close and there's so many other close states. we have to assume that's the case and i think it'll be the case right up to the end. clinton with a slim but growing lead over donald trump. up 46 to 40% thanks to more women support. trump has been fighting a growing list of allegations. nine women have come forward. trump denies the accusations. >> you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. >> reporter: on twitter sunday, trump wrote election is being rigged by

. >> jay rosenberg has an eye for interior design and heart for helping others. five years own company. staging and remodeling homes across tampa bay. once his business started taking off, he started paying his good fortune thwart by giving away his molds home furniture to people in need. it feels me up inside. as a local business owner, this is what it's all about. we were there as surprise patty. single mom trying to put her life back together. following a messy divorce and the death of her son. >> could you picture this kind yeah. very nice. >> well good. because everything in this house is yours. what? >> yeah. we want to go ahead and donate it. >> what? this all belongs to you now. >> can i get a hug? >> it's moments like this that make jay's decision to give away 70 percent of his furniture an easy one. patty is not just a person who fell on patty is a mother. she is a grandmother. and most importantly she's a member of our community. in need. patty npt first person he's helped. jay has furnished over 35 homes. what better way than a few well appointed deco

. >>> rosenbergs bagel shop reopening this morning. it has been closed since may after a murder and arson of happened about that shot. jeff todd talk to employees who said they are happy to be ba busiest day. i am very grateful to say that we had just so much support over the summer that anticipation has been mounting. >> saturday afternoon all of the final preps were done inside of rosenbergs bagel's. private events over the past two days have the staff ready for the grand reopening on sunday. >> it felt so good to have energy in this place.>> the shop closed in may after a fire damaged much of the kitchen. the fire is from a homicide the suspects started it to cover up the murder. since then, they have been sparingly spreading the new york bagels all over denver. >> we said we are going to pop- up wherever we can we are going to stay customer facing and relevant and we're going into the neighborhood and say thank you for supporting us. it is our turn to get back to you. >> but now the shop is ready to serve customers again. >> what w

rosenberg says fans can park for free at pottawattam then take a discounted ride to the game. >> parking is always a hassle downtown. you just have to deal with it. make arrangements, come early, find a different place. >> and this saturday will present an even larger parking dilemma as bucks fans will be competing against admirals fans who will be competing right next door. 0 are expected to attend that game. so if you'reinher, you're going to want to head out early. live in downtown milwaukee, ben opener tomorrow night at the bradley center. poff at 7:00 wihe crowd expected to be raucous. >> we know the name of a woman killed on the east side. she's being identified as 23-year-old kayla bauske. the murder, one of four police are investigating in the last 24 hours. rikki mitchell is live with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: police have two men she was foundy her death. night around 10:00 on this block, but they haven't yet said how she died. her death does bring milwaukee's homicide total this year to 115. >> it's been happening way too often lately. >> reporter: neighbor

. >> cooper: being the rosenberg's children in 1950 was almost like being osama bin laden's kids here after 9/11. their parents were convicted and executed for being two of the most damaging spies ever. so why are the children speaking out now? because they have a message for president obama. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes." >> cbs money watch, sponsored by american express open. proud supporter of growing businesses. >> good evening. wells fargo is facing fallout from last month's banking scandal. new checking accounts and credit card applications are down more

. >> jay rosenberg has an eye for helping others. five years ago he started his own company staging and remodeling homes across tampa bay. once his business started taking off he started paying his good fortune forward by giving away his model home furniture to people in need. it fills me up inside. as local business owner, this is what it's all about. >> we were there as surprised patty, a single mom trying to put her life back together. following a messy divorce and the death of her of stuff in your place? >> yeah. it's very nice. >> well good. because everything in this house is yours. >> what? >> yeah. i'm going to go ahead and donate it to you. >> what? >> this all belongs to you now. >> can i get a hug? >> it's moments like this that make jay's decision to give away 70 percent of his furniture an fell on hard times. patty is a mother. she is a grandmother. and most importantly she's a member of our community in need. >> patty isn't first person he's helped. jay has furnished over 35 homes. what better way than few well appointe

for more, jeff rosenberg joins us from black rocks office.urrounding the ecb? >> the first thing to say is just how much it says about our financial market dependency on monetary policy accommodation. we have a word in our financial market lexicon called the taper tantrum. it comes about by reference to 2013 market. i think memories of that are being reunited here, although there is a lot of misunderstanding about what is really going on around the conversation about tapering. before we get into that, it is a testament to how fragile markets are and any changes in the monetary policy support underpinning financial markets. jonathan: you wonder how deep this whole is. is.his hole across the eurozone, they are magnificent credit quality and you wonder how far away we are actually trading in fundamentals. not just on the sovereign space but in the credit space. does that mean the central banks have to keep on digging? >> it is part of the policy prescription. if you are going to go into quantitative easing, and you are going to continue that int

we'll talk markets, joining us from toronto, david rosenberg, thank you for joining us. very, very busy agenda this week. what is top of it for you? corporate side or micro factors? >> well, i think the combination of the two. the earnings season is very important since there's this r view of the numbers coming out and the guidance heading toward the final quarter of the year. and i think that the fed speak, you know, you folks have been talking a lot about the bond yields we have seen. i'm not so sure it's come out of the economic data per se, but a lot is the shifting perception on monetary policy globally. so i think the more clarity we get on the fed speak this week is also going to set the tone as far as interest rates are concerned. >> let's talk about earnings. you mentioned the recession we're in. when we talk about it, we usually point to lower oil prices and the stronger dollar as two major factors for why companies' profits have been hurting. the dollar is back on the march higher again, but oil prices are as well. so how do you think those two factors will im

yesterday customers waiting in mind that stretched down the street just to get their hands on a rosenbergs bagel. they have been completely shop open once again. >> and overhead is been a tough struggle but has been good to see the pop-up stores happening. it is wonderful to see it back open today. >> police arrested a suspect in the fire. they say they believe he said that fire to cover the murder. >>> in a partnership is looking to put the brakes on drunk driving. today metro taxi partners are teaming up with golden police for it will metro dedicating vehicles to the golden area with one taxi also serving as a rolling billboard to let people know about the safety of getting in a cab and not having to be put in a police car for drunk driving. >>> right now 55 degrees in denver. >>> a father in utah accused of leaving a little girl at a day care. what happened ahead. >> if you have a news tip, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- >>> good morning everyone. we start with this question in health. to people in foster care have placed in foster care were six times more likel

. >>> rosenberg's baker's will re- of -- will open again on sunday. it was damaged by fire in may. workers have been busy volunteering to raise $8000 for local charities. nice work. >>> if you are looking for a job amazon is hiring hundreds most of the jobs will involve sorting packages. amazon says 14,000 workers ended up with full-time jobs after last year's holiday season. >>> we could use a little bit of moisture across the state. the jet stream for the next three months will be towards the southeast and that will keep the coldest weather across the great lakes. how about snow? i think we will get about 60 inches of snow this winter in the denver area. it is going to be mild but we will have a couple of good cold waves coming in. as far as wind conditions it is going to be a bit windy. last year november 5th was our in 2013 october 18th, which is actually the average a date over the lastt150 years in denver. 70s all the way to the west and that is the warm air coming our way. a pretty sunset in the denver area currently. 15% humidity. overnight it will be a mild tonight, 55 for

rosenberg's bagels in five points will be back in business tomorrow. in may there was a fire in the apartment above the shop. firefighters found the body of 29-year-old shane richardson police arrested brian pattison. investigators believe he set the fire to cover up the killing. >>> tomorrow morning at the rock 'n roll half marathon and 10-k races will kickoff in civic center park. cbs4's karen morfitt shows us for some participants the race is a lot more than just a run. >> reporter: at aspen academy in greenwood village just taylor cho is a science teacher for fourth and fifth graders. >> i love teaching especially science because you get to ig kids. >> reporter: in her spare time she's been training for the 10- k at the rock 'n roll denver half marathon. >> this is one of those things where i can show them this is something i'm doing to kind of take the lead or do something good for the world. >> reporter: she's running to raise money for saint jude children's research hospital. >> they treat the whole patient and the whole family and they focus on

senator rosenberg said he believes the measure will pass. governor charlie baker, robert deleo and marty walsh are all opposed to question 4. it has been a perfect fall day jos spot here. the pond in stoneham, the heat is gone and it's pretty cool and crisp out there. fox 25's chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz back from a much-deserved vey decision and watching the next weather event. you are tracking rain i hear? >> rain is on the way. we stayed fairly mild, a good 20 degrees cooler than yesterday in a lot of spots. this is the rain we are talking about. it came through as a cold front, it would be showers during the day tomorrow. what you can't tell from here is a whole bunch of tropical moisture to the south, that is get involved in the system. if it does, there will be heavier rains that comes an we have to watch it develop through the even, and you know how tropical systems are. this is rain closer to us, live storm tracker radar, you will see heavier rain is here in southwest to concord and emanuel african methodist episcopal church

rosenberg's bagels in denver's five points neighborhood will be reopening on sunday october 16. closed back in may when a fire broke out in the apartment above the shop. firefighters found the body of the young man 29-year-old shane richardson inside. investigators believed the fire was set to cover up his murder. brian -- brian patterson was arrested for the crime. might remember the town of lyons got a $36 million grant to repair damage from the flood three years ago. andrea flores is in lyons now tonight. the town's mayor says a federal investigation is now underway. >> reporter: that's right, karen. residents here in lyons say they feel like they've been left in the dark. there's a lot of unanswered questions tonight including which federal agency is conducting this and why. residents tell us town administrator victoria simonson and town clerk deb anthony have both been placed on temporary paid administrative leave. last night mayor connie sullivan confirmed federal authorities were granted access to official documents related to flood recovery funds. the town was granted $3

rosenbergs bagels has been completely remodeled since the fire. customers were happy to see the shop open for again. >> it has been a tough struggle but it has been good to see the today. >>> police arrested a suspect in the fire. they believe he set the fire to cover the murder. >>> a new partnership is looking to help put the brakes on drunk driving. today metro taxi partners and police are teaming up for project sober hero. part of the project will have a fleet of vehicles dedicated to the golden area. one of the taxis will serve as a rolling billboard to let people know about the safety of being put in a police car for drunk driving. >>> happy monday, everybody. right now 55 degrees in denver. >>> a father in utah accused of leaving his little girl on the college campus daycare except the daycare was not open. what happened ahead. >> if you have a news tip, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- tips, that is 303-863-8477, or send us an email through this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm runn

. >>> rosenberg's bagels and delicatessen in five points getting ready to reopen five months after a fire forced it to close. in may police say brian pattenson set fire to the apartment to cover up a murder there. since then the owner has been trying to get storefront ready to reopen. they've hosted pop-up locations around the metro area. this sunday, though, they'll finally be back home at their five points location with a few new menu items. welcome the customers who supported him through the tough times. >> it's something we've really been looking forward to take long time. there's a little -- a long time. there's a little bit of nervousness because it's like oh, will we remember how we do this? but the community has been so supportive. >> the building will be very similar with the exception of the murals which now incorporate the phoenix, a symbol of their return. >>> a beach town in oregon is dealing with the after mt. of a tornado that tore through downtown this morning. the path covered about 10 manzanita, a city with about 600 year-round residents. the twister damaged several

vonnie: that was jeffrey rosenberg speaking earlier on "bloomberg ." david: nicky newon-king will join us, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." david: time for the bloomberg business flash. meet the doj in court -- working on a settlement regarding the mortgage backed securities. serra says the bank should settle between $4 billion and $5 billion. another step taken today by jeff companyose exploration conducted a safety test of its that they plan to send crews and sell seats to $250,000in 2018 for -350,000. vonnie: let's put the spotlight on south africa. meetingnce minister with investors in new york this week. making the case that south africa is open to business despite ongoing political turmoil. he made his investment case in an interview with francine lacqua. avin: we've had huge inflows into the bond and equity markets in south africa. at the moment, foreigners own over 35% of even our land denominated bonds as well. joining us now is the ceo of the johannesburg stock exchange, nicky newon-king. thank you for joining u

but he was connected with the famous rosenberg spy case. if you remember during the cold war, the rosenbergs were executed for spying for the russians. and an engineer who had worked here at langley was actually put on trial, and he was, he was convicted of perjury. but they had -- the government charged him with passing naca secrets to the russians. and so, you know, the research on that was fascinating because the fbi came to hampton, they knocked on people's doors, you know, they were investigating this whole situation thinking that people were communists. so that, that was another very surprising link that hampton, virginia, had to, you know, this great global struggle between the united states and the russians. >> [inaudible] on the steps behind you. what's the riskiest thing you've done or kind of parallel to that would you be brave enough to go into space also? would you be an astronaut if you didn't have to do any other homework, but you could just go based on all the math that's been done before us? >> the question was would i want

. >>> nearly six months ago a murder and a fair shut down rosenberg's bagel in denver. today dozens lined up. over the past few months they have been hosting pop-up locations around denver. it seems that customers could