suck it up, buttercup. we have 99 postcard places to go in our state. everything from maroon lake in aspen to the royal gorge bridge the site has a write-up about east postcard scene. you can find a link on the next facebook page where you can make a recommendation for us to share with the rest of colorado. get our attention with the hashtag #heynext. >>> 9news posted an ad asking viewers to send in voters celebrating hispanic heritage. instead, we received hate. jonathan gonzalez wants to know why the conversation over race >> reporter: i think we can. i think that you, me, us, we are capable of having a conversation about ethnicity, culture, race. don't try to define us. our existence is far too complex to place us in any boxes. too many people were too easily offended by our ads promoting hispanic heritage month. many of you were afraid to leave the hate in the comments section. see, that's easy. what's hard is trying to get what about race and ethnicity makes you afraid at all. hispanic heritage month is meant to celebrate our culture. want to celeb

i mean i'm a reeses' peanut buttercups you know. >> we'll have to see what you're costume is later. >> yeah, we'll have to check that out. >>> for today, if you are thinking about getting out and about, there's a huge game at field here. we cool down into the 60s so this evening if you head out, i might suggest a light jacket. we're in the mid to upper 60s here and i was in ashtabula yesterday, what a pretty place especially for the fall colors. here's the winds here. generally looking but it will pick up dramatically through the morning here. the cold front swept on through here into the wee-early hours this morning. by monday, this area of low pressure is our next storm system. it's cruising towards the northeast and will eventually move into northeast ohio to so if you're praying for the rain fall, i think that monday is our next chance of that. we'll call it mostly cloudy here and some pockets of mist and drizzle can't be ruled out. it won't be until after lunch time that we dry out. the cloud cover dissipated here by 2 to 3:00 p.m. and then 4 through 6:00 p.m. it's going to be a

>> roses and also a reese's peanut buttercup and multiple people leave there.wed to eat candy. he loved his reese's peanut buttercups. >> you have honored your dad and you had a little girl. how did you honor him? >> we named our daughter reese. it's such a name of strength and inspiration. >> she's so adorable. >> she's adorable. last night she made sure we were thinking of my dad because she woke us up four times. >> she looks a lot like your dad. i can see your dad in her face. >> yeah. yeah, she does. there's a lot of my dad in her spirit as well. >> well, he leaves behind three kids. you're the middle child. you have an older brother and younger sister lauren. now that you're a father you have to know how excruciatingly how hard that was for him to know that he could lose his life and leave y'all behind. he sacrificed his life being there to hold the door for other people. >> absolutely. it doesn't surprise us in the least. he was the type of person that was always there to be there for people he cared about. >> yeah. well, we honor him this morning and we