this afternoon we have professionals from colorado respite coalition answering the phones for senior source line 9 at 303-698-0999. they can answer questions about caring for your loved ones in their golden years. they'll be with us until 5:30 this afternoon. denver may be one of the healthiest cities in the u.s., but when it comes to recycling, there is a lot of room for

single family homes and small apartments. it's one of the worst rates in our state and among similar size cities it's bad. one of the problems is that people are not separating their waste correctly. >> if we look inside the trash, we find a lot of leaves. these should not be in the trash. these should be in the compost bin. this is perfect for compost. we're also finding that there are bags full of aluminum cans. aluminum cans go in the recycl >> listen up. the report listed recycling rates for 10 cities comparable to denver, fresno was 71%, denver dead last. aspirin is a known drug to help heart attack patients, but it can be used for a lot more. robert snip, for example, started getting migraines after a motorcycle accident in 1982. he said they last two or three days. his doctor prescribed him a daily dose of aspirin after he had a heart attack. since he began taking aspirin

dr. jessica alone who works at med star university said the drug helped for snip, but everyone may react differently. >> sometimes taking over the counter medications like aspirin frequently can actually cause more frequent migraines. >> doctors can, of course, help you determine if a daily dose of aspirin is right for you. they take into consideration things like bloodwork and your liver's health. you have seen commercials for all the drugs that list all these side effects for these medications. >> never ending. >> it's longer than the actual commercial for the drugs. >> you start tuning out about halfway through because you don't know what the heck they're talking about. you're getting some insight on this, chris. >> we're talking about drugs all this week, prescription drugs 100 list. our big theory was it ain't just the epipen. we've talked a lot about the cost of the epipen, but what if we could find a list of 100 drugs that have increased similarly in price to the epipen? we found that.

optimism, a belief in the human spirit and then i asked my doctor about a drug called ridicufy. >> it works with your body's economic receptors to conceal costs by working against your own natural curiosities. it dulls common sense as it erases the synapses that allow you to think. side effects include agitation, frustration, empty wallets, and the bank accounts, a general feeling of emptiness, nausea, explosive i diarrhea, anger, confusion, a sudden desire to look up the word unconscionable. ask your doctor about ridi cufy and never look at life or the pharmaceutical industry the same way again. >> that was a spoof. there is no genuine product called ridicufy, but we came up with that spoof to draw more

to get you thinking about why these costs are going up so quickly? that's the goal. >> it seems like all the focus on the epipen, there are so many others. again, why did everybody focus on the epipen and not look at these other drugs that are ridiculously high? >> the epipen is used by parents across this country, but what we found in addition totem pen, let's talk about --

hi. welcome back. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. to find notice she's days you have -- snow these days you have to go really high, about 10,000 feet, rocky mountain national park. we'll have cool weather by the end of the week and maybe some much needed it 72 today in denver. the average high this time of year is actually in the mid- 50s. we're headed into record territory the next two days as winds increase out of the southwest ahead of a powerful storm that will bring accumulating snow to the high country. here in the 9news backyard outside the studios, breezy, comfortable, mid-60s downtown. the storm we're tracking is way off in the gulf of alaska. you wouldn't know it. snow forecasts, we'll start to

northern rockies probably wednesday night into thursday. the mountains have a definite shot at seeing accumulating snow. in denver rain showers during the day possibly mixing with snow. not an overly impressive system, but at least it is some beneficial snow just in time for holiday skiers. many of the resorts anxious for us not to get to this date. the latest date for snow in denver, november 21st, next monday, and the way the current pattern is shaping up it's a definite possibility we may go beyond that. even with this powerful system moving onshore in the pacific northwest and one that will follow it even with rain and snow here along the front range i don't know it will be measurable enough to count as denver's first official snow. for now we've got high and midlevel clouds over the top of a dominant ridge of high pressure with the best chance of precipitation in the rockies the next 36 to 48 hours. tomorrow a mild dry day with

afternoon. high cloud will move out tonight. you'll -- clouds will move out tonight. you'll see that big beautiful moon just past full now and a cool night with clear skies, 29 steamboat, 18 gunnison, 38 greeley, 35 pueblo, highs way above average for this time of year, 70s for lower elevations, 60s in the high country, 70 tomorrow in idaho springs and the winds increasing for grand lake and estes park. tonight fair skies, windy at times and mild, our low 41. tomorrow temperatures will into the mid-60s by lunchtime and mid-70s by afternoon, in record territory both tuesday and wednesday ahead of a storm system that will bring cooler windy weather, a chance for showers thursday, possibly mixing with snow thursday night into friday ahead of another warming trend with temperatures above average for most of next week. it is a spectacular evening out here tonight, great color in the sky as that moon is beginning to rise.

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from colorado's sports leader here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. the broncos are never allowed to ever again, especially if they just barely sneak into the playoffs this season, although simmons and parks made the clinch of victory over the new orleans saints yesterday was remarkable, it appears the ref running right behind parks somehow missed him running out of bound and there may have been a rules violation on the line of scrimmage that went unnoticed, also. hey, so what? it all evens out in the end. >> there was a ref sitting right there. i seen it from plenty of

to be truthful with myself. the only people saying i'm out were watching from the front, but i got a real close picture of me, my foot, my head was actually up. so they see the white cleat blending in with the sideline which is also good. i don't care. we got the w. that's what i'm worried about, but they made the correct call. >> broncos reach the bye week with a 7-3 record. we're live. 9news broncos insider mike klis is at team headquarters. let's play klis and tell. hey, mike, will parks says he wears white shoes for so did joe namath, to look cool. >> reporter: well, yeah, exactly. will parks, i asked him about that today. he said he wears white shoes or bright shoes. he has all his life because he likes his feet to look faster and lighter. so that's why he wears them. obviously with the hopeful ending element that he had, he had another good reason for it. he also said he talked to his

putting him in that ballet class. it wasn't 5th or 6th grade. she said it was 3rd grade that he was in and he did give grandma aldo some props for that ballet class he had way back when. >> money well spent on the tutu. broncos defensive lineman derek crick head the opponent's head down. he's either the unsung heor which is it, mike? >> i know the way it looked. it looked like he was a cheat are, but call him -- cheater, but call him an unsung hero because he was just doing his job that was legal. jared talked about it today, said he got a lot of hate out there and ribbing and teasing, but it is a legal play. the head of nfl officiating came out today and said jared crick and adam goetz from the other side also helped hold the center down, but it's something

of this if the rules committee doesn't make a change after this season. >> this will forever be known as the crick in the neck play. thanks, mike. pop quiz drew or false. drew or false, the broncos are undefeated all time in games following a presidential election? drew or false, since the team's inception in 1960 kennedy over nixon until trump over clinton every game that immediately followed the election, a perfect 15-0. >> drew, drew! >> the correct answer is? it's false but not by much. broncos lost the first three games they played following an election. 1960, '64 and '68, but have won all 12 since from nixon until today. >> that was a trick question. >> doesn't matter republican or democrat.

>> it is kind of crazy. >> i was bored during halftime yesterday and looked that up. >> you were bored? >> yeah. it was much easier to find than you'd think. >> that is surprising, a quick google. >> can we just say no shave november, you boys, look at the beard growth. it's phenomenal. >> ryan haarer, just change it to hair. >> sounds like there's some

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