steve staeger is super hydrated today. we kicked this off on facebook this afternoon, and it's going nuts. we understand people are passionate about this, and we're curious about your though thes. we're collecting it, kids in breweries, parents choice or keep the kids at home? to one, you're saying keep the kids at home. >>> and we debut a new look at the state of local tv news. >>> and now for a new segment someone tweet is toxic air killing you? we'll tell you where it's the worst at 4:00. >> attention everyone; toxic air might be killing you. maybe, maybe not, be sure to tune in later today to find out if you're dying. until then small breaths, small breaths. and that is why people hate local tv news. hey, we tied a record high today. made it one of the warmest hallow degrees, so for all of us stuck inside today we'll be living vicariously through chris' lens the next 60 seconds. >> this time of year, i just like the feeling, this feeling of it. it feels so good. the sky's a gorgeous blue, hardly any clouds, bright mayb

steve staeger is live on the next facebook page collecting your questions and to be streamed live on 9news.com. that is where the conversation will continue. let's get to know our neighbors just a little bit here. we'll do this by a show of hands. who here voted in the presidential election? this will be the last time i raise my hand for anything. you all voted and that tells us you are not a representative sample of colorado. because one in 4 registered voters in colorado did not vote in the presidential election. we did not prescreen our panels today for demographics. we did not ask about race or income or marital status or age. these are people who simply opted into the conversation from around colorado. but we did try to come up with a rough summation of how the presidential race sorted out. hands of everyone who voted for donald trump. hands of anyone who voted for someone else. matthew, johnson. in actuality, one out of 12 on this panel is actually an overrepresentation of those votes in colorado. quickly now in case there are crossover voters. where are my republicans at? demo

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if you want to see a real beard, that ryan haarer grew his facial steve staeger, not so much. ryan has a real professional looking operation. steve is trying, god bless him. you can see our transition photos on 9news.com. good lord. day 1 to day 15, we will do day 30. >>> the bye week gave bronco fans the chance to speculate about romo coming here to play quarterback next season. spoiler alert, our broncos guy, mike klis, not a fan of the idea. he recorded his thoughts from deep inside a well in are curious about acoustics. >> reporter: crazy idea. i can see where tony romo wants to play for the broncos, they got great defense, they are super bowl champs, they might have a vacancy, he thinks, but not really. the difference between peyton manning, when john elway went after him in 2012, is tony romo, should he become available in 2017, is that elway is happy with this quarterback situation i hate to say this, fans, but elway wanted to move on from tebow and manning was a hall of famer. tony romo is really good, but not peyton manning good. that is number one. number two, he woul

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we've assembled a stable of experts to guide us through this evening and my colleague steve staeger is standing by with a few of them. >> reporter: we're calling this the election lounge. i guess that seems like a good idea for a room like this. let's talk first about this late court battle, the democrats trying to keep fight. in the end does that hurt them? >> i think it's important we insure everyone has an opportunity to vote. therefore i think we should do everything we can to make sure we aren't disenfranchising anyone that opportunity. >> did it hurt turnout? >> i certainly think it could. we'll see what happens obviously as returns come in tonight. >> on the other side of it you've got a bit of legal perspective. what were the chances of this place? >> i think what the plaintiffs had to show the people asking for the judge to intervene and change what is the standard cutoff time for everybody in the state was that they had to demonstrate some voters had been denied the opportunity to vote. they couldn't overcome that hurdle. i think this is the right result. at some point you ha

corner of 16th and market in denver and she set out in search of an explanation, along with our steve staeger. >> we are at 16th and market. >> reporter: so many people are so busy inow may not have even noticed the giant squares in the ground, or the big black box next to them. what is the deal? courtney stel has the answer. >> black cube is the traditional idea of a museum on its head. >> reporter: really on its head. this is not one of the brick and mortar museums, though bricks for a big part. >> i thought of this location right off the bat because it is one of few locations in the heart of denver that i would abstract art so i will try to explain this as best i can. the artist who built this imagined there were actually ancient ruins under the ground here. there actually aren't. >> the notion is this was actually a preaztek in denver? >> precisely. buildings and sort of fake history. it begs question about our history and what we are building buildings. >> reporter: get that? check it while you can, during the day or at night, because this museum is a nomad and won't be here for long. >>