so - our partners at the denver business journal decided to take a look - and see how much a million dollars could get you - depending on the area. in golden - that gets you an 81- hundred square foot estate on the edge of town. or - you could go for 33-hundred square feet in cheeseman park. those wonderful seven figures could also get you two acres and a four car garagte in centennial.. or a spacious hour concierge. the business journal took a look at other price options as well... you can find those - on the 9 news facebook page. brand name medications - versus their generic cousins... doctors and pharmacists say - there really is no difference. it applies to everything from chemotherapy drugs - to medicine for a strep throat. generics are just as safe and effective...and put under the same extensive fda regulations - as their brand name counterparts. most patients should only see a difference - when it comes to the cost of their medications. a patient with allergies or other medications - might have to stick with brand name drugs... but otherwise - perfectly acceptable alternative

our partners at the denver business journal say vail bought the canadian resort in a billion-dollar deal that went through yesterday. vail's c-e-o says since whistler is one of the most iconic mountain resorts in the world-- they're excited to make it part of "vail resorts." we know a lot of people are getting excited about skiing and boarding. if arapahoe basin an same day they did last year -- you'll get to hit the slopes in just eleven days. and an opening that's likely a little further away -- steamboat a few inches of snow fell there on monday. they'll get there, but no word yet on when the hill will open for the season. let's check in with the most famous shoes in the world -- dorothy's ruby red slippers... but they're not in very good shape. how you can help save the slippers, powers. but the "ruby slippers" aren't looking very original shoes from "wizard of oz"-- made in 1939. the shoes are currently in washington d-c at one of the smithsonian museums. since they're nearly 80 years old... they're fading. the smithsonian has launched a campaign to raise 300-thousand dollars to res

our partners at the denver business journal report - that those fares are the second lowest in the airport's history. and when you compare them to the nation's other largest airports -- d-i-a offers the best prices of them all. one of the key reasons -- three airlines use denver as a hub -- and frontier tries to push fees down as an ultra low-cost carrier. apple is expected to make a big today.. but as usual...the tech experts have been speculating about new macbooks... there hasn't been a new macbook pro since 20-12...so we're pretty overdue. here's what leaked photos show. the function row could be taken away -- and replaced with a touch screen that you would swipe across - similar to what you do to unlock i-phones. guess we'll just have to wait and see.. ok, trick-or- treaters... your favorite house at 7-29 p-m... that's when you're going to score the most candy... even if you interrupt someone's netflix binge. netflix says - the amount of people pausing shows - shoots up 30 percent during trick or treating. more pauses - equal more candy... there's still time to but if you already went t

. >>> according to our partners at denver business journal, this is called one of the 10 most beautiful neighborhoods in the country. it's bordered by broadway today west. north downing street to the east and eastth avenue to the south. when colorado first became a territory, golden was the mining. 20 years later, 1886, construction started on denver's capital. an address on lincoln, grant, sherman, logan, pennsylvania cull fax was a status signal. commercial buildings started to move in on million i don't millionaire row. the rich moved on to other ar many other big name organizations are there now. capitol hill has many great restaurants, breweries, coffee shops. for a look at all those things, join our 9 neighborhood instagram tour this afternoon. . >>> around here today, we have clear conditions to start the day. there are clouds that drifted in overnight. that was an indication of warmer air that is moving in. we just mention had the huge pacific coast from california to british columbia. huge storm, big impact there. virtually hurricane type conditions in that part of the country.

according to "the denver business journal," keg logistic, which buys and leases to craft breweries, has bought atlas keg company. there's no word on the price, but it will have access to more than 1,000 customers across the u.s. and in the u.k. kegs are big business. >> yeah. th fest is about to get underway in denver, but the beer-related events are pouring. the museum celebrated tuesday night, hosting beers made by walking. what's more colorado than beers and hiking? beers were inspired by ingredients found on hikes and trails. some used fruit like apples, peaches, and plums. others added a local flare with lavender and pine needles. >> hmm, okay. >> it's probably a clean, fresh scent, wouldn't you imagine? [ laughter ] >> that's true. you would have nice breath after. >> clean, fresh breath afterward. >>> storm in the midwest, cool air from the northwest, and that's going to affect colorado's weather quite a bit here. we have some snow going on in the high terrain north of glenwood spring into the trappers lake area and will continue throughout the day. for us, sunny morning, clouds

partners at the denver business journal are saying rtd could go to court over who's to blame over a major break down. the train completely stopped on a bridge in may, and 80 people 50 feet above the boulevard. it's originally reported that lightning caused the problem, but the general manager said this week the cause is still under investigation. both parties are waiting to resolve the issue, while rtd focuses on getting the new g line open before the end of the year. >>> when a project is 1.7 billion dollars over budget and years behind, crews are calling current progress good news. we're seeing the va hospital in aurora today. the army core of engines there's power throughout the site and finishing touches like desks, counter and fixtures are on their way into the building. construction should be done by early 2018 with some buildings down sooner says a spokesperson. >> there's various stages of completion for parts of project allowing a staggered turnover from the facility to the department of veterans affairs. >> the hospital fell behind when the original designer projects solely for

our partners at the denver business journal say the comple is the second most expensive complex in the country to be sold this year. the only one to top it is in manhattan. experts say 15 years ago no investment group would have invested 100 million on a single property in denver let alone 350 million. the breakers sold then for $230,000 for each unit. >> unbelievable. >>> two big shows headed to denver won't hit the stage until well into next year. still coloradans are getting jovi will be at pepsi center march 14th. tickets will be on sale next week. faith hill is going back on tour with tim mcgraw august 1st at pepsi center. those tickets, too, go on sale next week. >>> hey, ryan, i can still smell the haze and smoke in the air kind of evident over the city from that prescribed burn in commerce city today at rocky mountain arsenal. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine. we're tracking the wind which took most of the afternoon to disperse that smoke and haze out of the area. as a matter of fact, we do have a picture of that controlled burn up there in the commerce city area that did create

our partners at the denver business journal are looking at how much x amount of dollars the number they came up with at least to start is high, $1 million that will buy a 8,100 square foot estate on the outskirts of golden or about 3,300 square feet in cheesman park. or you can get 2 acres and a four car garage in centennial or 2,400 square feet in a greenwood village condo that also has a 24 hour concierge. the business journal will also look at other price points around the area. we have that $1 million slide show on the 9news page. >>> halloween is coming. it seems that every year someone's halloween display is legitimately scary to someone else. at some point people will learn to stop hanging black mannequins from nooses but not this year because someone hung this display in fort collins near south drive by the csu campus. we heard this from two ladies feeling in my stomach to think that someone would put a hanging black woman like right across the street from our campus. we also thought about, you know, what message is that sending to black families coming up here with third black

according to the denver business journal, our state is number one in the entire country. the states that came close were massachusetts, maine and oregon. the rankings come from voter turnout over the last six years, voter registration, and people's contributions to presidential campaigns. tomorrow hillary clinton will be she will appear at a public voter registration event. the campaign did not say where the event will be held, but it will be in the afternoon and open to the public. eric trump is appearing at another event in colorado today. donald trump's son will be at the opening of the new greeley office, for the trump campaign. this is video of eric trump at a business roundtable yesterday at oil and gas company nexgen resources. eric trump will speak with supporters and volunteers at the opening of the new location. donaldr this morning against some members of the republican party. he tweeted this morning disloyal republicans are far more difficult than crooked hillary. they come at you from all sides. they don't know how to win, i will teach them. trump also tweete

according to the denver business journal, it's called the ten most beautiful neighborhoods in the country. the west. east cull fax to the north. east downing to the east and east seventh to the south. most architecture was gutted for bigger buildings in the 1950s and 60s. city started preservation efforts in the 1970s. today the brown house, crawford hill mansion, women's press club, grand humphrey's mansion, several buildings helped. the mansion was built a private home in 1908 but banal available to state's governor -- but became available to the state's governor in 1960s. the median sales price for a home there is $360,000, up 22% since last year. >> okay. that neighborhood is doing well. >>> building a car takes more manpower than only engineers. there are design hers and marketers. one program offers all of that but first -- >> it's a shame. you get a chance to tie the game thereupon at the end. . >>> welcome back. broncos weren't able to redeem themselves. this time at the hands of san diego chargers. broncos now 4 and 2. >> smh. ron is here with this morning. broncos did not look g

. >> moderator: our partners in the denver business journal requested that we talk about what voters want in the number one issues in this race jobs and the economy. first you senator bennet please cite to specific ills that he would advanced that would lead to your screening more jobs. aetna the destruction of bill had a set-aside of 30% for public-private partnerships but that's important thing for the private sector. and the villages mentioned with the food and drug administration. the companies developing these new drugs are all private companies. the problem they face in colorado and across the country was that they couldn't raise venture capital in the united states. it was all going to europe and asia because of the regulatory and certainty caused by the food and drug administration. i worked with richard burr republican from north carolina to change the way the approval process works in the last four years 50 drugs have been approved and we have gone from having i can't remember the number of companies that i think around 600 companies to 800 not because of the bill but becau

. >>> the partners at the denver business journal are reporting partners, the private partners, could take the a line problems to the courtroom. it stopped on a bridge in may and 80 passengers had to be evacuated off the bridge 50 feet above pe?a boulevard. earlier this week rtv's general manager said the cause is still under investigation. denver transit has been fined $1.1 million already for some of the issues and forced measure stating these measures are beyond their control. they are working on getting the new g line opened before the end of the year. >>> the time of day you turn on your big appliances could cut down your utility bill in pueblo. excel energy and the colorado public utilities commission reached a time of use rate plan. and driers after 9:00 p.m. could save money. you could have options to have power from renewable energy sources like wind turbines. there is a downside to this. customers that choose this option will have to commit to five years and temporarily pay higher prices but should save over time. >> i am not sure my neighbors downstairs could be too happy w

. >> we have been down that road spirit this comes from these denver business journal requested treetopbout the number one issue in this race of jobs and the economy. site to a specific bills you wouldn't vance to lead that of private sector to create more jobs greg. >> the infrastructure build that's it is important for the private sector and the bill that adjust pensions with sought fda they have been developing these new drugs are all private companies but what they faced was they couldn't raise venture capital anymore. because of the regulatory uncertainty caused by the fda. i worked with the republican from north carolina to change the way that process worked in the last four years. eighty-one or two drugs but it has been 51 i cannot remember the companies but not because of the bill but we have a thriving bioscience economy that we need to protect. >> to specific bills you wouldn't chance to lead the private sector for more jobs >> my opponent -- out on his support for the affordable care act. that is crushing them we need to repeal the affordable care act that is extremely import

. >> the question is from at the lover of the denver business journal. two specific bills you would advance that would lead the private sector to create more jobs. >> this is a clear area where we disagree because my opponent double down on his support for the affordable care act and when you're out there talking small business owners , we need to repeal the affordable care act. and immediately have a replacement in place, that's extremely important. the other thing i'm hearing when i'm not talking to people and you go out to moffat county, when you go to grand junction, they need regulatory reform. the epa regulations, the war on coal is real. they're shutting down an entire industry. we should be standing up for energy independence, allowing all forms of energy to occur and allow the market to be able to dictate but mister bennett needs to have a war on coal, shut down communities and on top of that, he's going to double down on his support for the affordable care act which then has people trying to incur a 20 or 40 percent premium increase. think abou