interesting to talk to another hudson director of the center for middle eastern studies at the university of denver. israel's prime minister has reviewed the security situation with top officials in the country to rise in violent incidents. it follows 3 fatal attacks in the past 2 weeks. of tale, but it has told civilians to carry guns in the streets. john homan is in west harrison. there is a fair amount of talk and tension on the streets of wish to resume right now. and that's after a couple of weeks in which 11 people have been killed in israel in separate attacks, you can actually see the security forces that they're behind us. there have been more security that have been put out on the streets to try and deal with that as the israeli government braces itself for more to come. there were 3 members of islamic jihad that were killed by israeli security forces just this friday. so they are expecting more danger and more tension during this period. but it's not just security forces that occurring guns here. the countries prime minister, has actually said that his rabies that have weapons permits sh

my father started teaching at what was the university of denver actually had a whole international departmente social science foundation, and he started teaching. he became a professor and he used to say there is nothing better than being a professor in a free country. >> so you had a perfect british or american accent at that time and you became more of an american accent, is a right? >> we had arrived on long island november 11, 1948, so we had thanksgiving came up and we were singing, we gather together to ask gods blessing. and i and i heard somebody asking and i thought who is asking? and i've been asking and from then on i asked. [laughing] >> so you were not wealthy but your father was a professor, and you went to a private school in denver, all-girls school. then you applied to lots of colleges and you got in everywhere you applied. how can we decided to go to wellesley? >> in between would happen we really were refugees. my parents we lived in lots the different houses in denver. when i go there now i love to give it to her of the various places we lived in. people were very nice. th

ryan patel is a senior fellow at the school of management at clairmont graduate university and he joins me now from denverlorado. always good to have you with us. >> thanks, rosemary. >> so, deutsche bank has global markets on a knife edge with this prediction of a major u.s. recession on the way, blaming the federal reserve's plan to control inflation with the aggressive rate hikes. but are there other factors at play here? and do you agree with this dire forecast? >> i feel like when you and i get together, we're breaking down this news, it's not always great. deutsche bank was really aggressive to the fed. they went further in the report saying how the last 40 years has failed, hasn't done its job in these type of sessions. in my view deutsche bank was also saying the recession was going to be minor. really, this report is really strictly focusing on the fed's ability to not control inflation. they believe, and they're putting in the report, that they won't be able to get it under control. i also think there's other factors in play here, not just inflation, but also the global economy and the labor rat

universe. as digital currency like bitcoin explodes, so are crimes tied to it federal authorities are now expanding their efforts to deal with it, including one scam costing americans millions here's pete williams >> reporter: steve belcher of denverecently divorced and single again found someone on a dating app who seemed like a good match after several weeks of messaging she mentioned bitcoin and a website he could use to invest in it. he didn't want to miss out on another hot prospect after failing to cash in on apple and google >> i was like, wow, if i would have got in earlier on these technologies and this business, you know, i would have done okay at this point in my life. >> reporter: so he started sending the website money and getting payouts as he watched the value of bitcoin skyrocket. he poured more and more in and the website showed his bundle ballooning as high as $8 million but when he decided to take more of his money out, he discovered he could not. >> that's when i -- the red flags went off and, you know, my heart sank and i knew something was not right with this. >> reporter: it turned out to be an elaborate scam from the person on the dating app to the phony investment website. his total loss an astonishing $1.