two 4-2 teams. trevor siemian threw for a touchdown to cj anderson and demaryius thomas ran it in. broncos win 27-9. >> drew soicher and chad brown join us after a game the broncos really needed to win after they dropped two straight. >> reporter: they did. in fact, broncos haven't lost three in a row since tim tebow's season. they lost three in a row that plays that poorly, he throws four interceptions, too. he just had a bad game. it wasn't disgusting. >> reporter: it wasn't awful interceptionswise, but he wasn't throwing the ball downfield, never pressured the broncos defense. >> reporter: 9news live postgame coverage continues, rod mackey in the locker room with chris ayers. >> reporter: i know everyone is saying it's the broncos versus the texans. all the fans were saying it's the broncos versus brock. you shut him down like that >> that was the man if we take away the deep shots and make him throw underneath and he couldn't beat us that way. >> reporter: aqib said he saw like 60 some yards total yardage for brock in the 3rd quarter. total dominance by the defense. >> that's what we're capable of doing if we come out and play broncos football, everybody on the secondary is on the same page, we're capable of doing this every week. got to have another great week of practice like last week and keep it rolling. >> reporter: much of it has been due to slow st from the get go you had it going. >> that was the point of emphasis all week was start fast and we did that today. we knew if we can come out, tart fast, it -- start fast, it kind of sets the tone for the whole game. that's the type of belief coach has in us. >> reporter: you guys got a couple turnovers, turned them into points and then you get this crazy turnover. >> oh, yeah. we needed those tonight. safe and overthrowing those deep balls, the pickable balls, come out with two turnovers today. that was huge for us. >> reporter: when that thing comes out do, you have a feeling right away it's a turnover or you're not secure? >> really i had a pick if he threw the ball to my man. that's why he kind of lost it because i was jumping that route. that was a pick six for sure. >> reporter: congratulations. you. >> reporter: thanks. had tonight's game been played in houston, brock osweiler would have been booed off the field. instead it was in denver. he was booed when he took the field, which i thought was ridiculous. fans are silly sometimes. who in the crowd wouldn't have taken $72 million to go somewhere else. >> reporter: i can't blame brock for taking the money, but as a player it hurts your feeling a little bit. i -- jersey for my son. >> reporter: back inside to you guys. >> but his fans were waiting and ready for the moment brock stepped onto the field. >> let's do the twist. that's what they're going to do to him tonight. >> he does deserve it for leaving us. >> texans are a that he chose there, but i think that, yeah, he should have stayed home. >> they're going to raise [ bleep ] on brock today and we hope that it works. it shakes him up. >> i don't want to see him get hurt or anything, but i think our team's going to be after him. >> he hope he can't put his pants on when he leaves here he's so [ bleep ] sore. i really do. >> some strategic beeps there. the place would have exploded brock in his otherwise miserable night. >> there was a great moment on the field that only those at the stadium saw. denver police officer tony lopez, jr. and his family were there. lopez was honored by the team as a broncos country hero. lopez was shot six times during a traffic stop last december. he's undergone several surgeries since then. during tonight's ceremony we got to see his wife with their first child who was born earlier this year. two 16-year-olds face murder charges for the killin englewood. nicholas lewis cooked at black bird public house in denver. he was shot several times on south tacoma street near cornell avenue. investigators think it was a robbery that went sideways. both teenagers were already in custody when they were charged with his murder. we're expecting an update on that case wednesday. police are not releasing their names. crime stoppers usually offers $2,000 as a reward, not 50,000. they're hoping the added incentive will help police these men, persons of interest in the death of a former marine, travis mason. mason was shot and killed working as a guard in an aurora dispensary in june. call 720-913-stop if you can help. if your information leads to an arrest, the $50,000 could be yours. a nurse who was recorded on home security video being very rough with a 10-year-old disabled child must take anger management classes and do community service. however, she will not go to jail. in an agreement reached with angela vinnado pled guilty to child abuse. aislinn has the cognitive ability of a 6-month-old. the family had hired the nurse through an agency to care for their daughter this summer. >> i'm hoping we can move forward and make a difference for other families with this type of event in our lives. i'm not sure what that's going to be, but it's going to be something that helps the helps protect my kind, if you will, so that another mother isn't sitting in a courtroom horrified by what she is seeing on a video or what she thinks may have been happening to her child. >> we had to really focus down and spend a significant amount of time understanding which of these behaviors is aggressive care, something we would never want for our children but not a e, which behavior can i point to and say that is assaultive? >> as part of the plea agreement vinnado must serve three years probation and is not allowed to care for children or special needs patients. more double increases in the cost of healthcare for people uses the federal exchanges under obamacare. today the federal health exchange was opened up at healthcare.gov. midlevel plans are going up an average of 25% in states that for those plans. united health, humana and aetna scaled back their roles leaving 20% of customers with only one option. the department of health and human services said with subsidies most of the people shopping on the federal site will pay less than $100 a month for premiums. the cubbing building sits west of i-25 near fiddler's green. soon after it op an earthquake in may. the building it shifted between the grout in the two walls settling about a 1/2 inch. workers went back but have now had to clear out again so permanent repairs can be done, no word how long that might take. the search continues in oklahoma tonight for a man accused of shooting two relatives and two police officers. deputies in lincoln county say 38-year-old michael vance shot two officers, stole a patrol and carjacked several other vehicles. he's been posting live video on facebook to taunt law enforcement along the way. vance is believed to be injured. he has a medical condition and play try to infect others. a motive hasn't been discussed. he faces felony charge of child sex abuse filed several months ago. last week cyber attacks that blocked access to twitter, netflix and dozens of other websites was an eye opener. on friday hackers used a virus to take control of millions of the internet like home routers, dvrs and baby monitor. these devices sent bogus signals and overwhelmed dyn, a tech company that works like an internet switchboard and connects users to major websites. dyn said no personal data was stolen. it was unprecedented and some experts say it's only a matter of time until the next attack. >> companies aren't putting any emphasis on security obviously. as a matter of fact, most of the default passwords that are admin and password. >> one piece of device is to know which devices connect to the internet, everything from thermostats to garage doors. change any default passwords and make sure the software is up to date. we hit an official high of 79 today at dia. this is one of the 10 hottest octobers on record in denver with a week still left to go in the month. ski resorts and businesses in cooler weather and maybe a little snow. loveland tweeted a photo this afternoon asking for some help from mother nature. kathy's forecast is coming up in a few minutes. early mail ballot returns are turned in to get sucked into the numbers. it's more useful to look at year over year trends. spoiler alert, things look good for colorado's democrats this year. here are the numbers. turnout is way up from this time in 2014. it's a presidential election year. the real story is that republicans who held a huge advantage in early ballots in 2014 are now trailing badly. this time in 2014 republican returns led democratic ballot returns 46-31%. this year democratic returns make up 42% of the total, republicans 32% and remember, the early voting expert who joined us last week said it's usually a republican wave followed by comeback. democratic mail-in ballots coming in strong early in colorado, they could be in very strong shape. a man dressed as a tree doing performance art on a busy street is arrested for being an idiot. >> we're headed back out to the stadium where brock osweiler did not play well, but he was paid well, hey, his choice. >> tickets to the world series cost more than tickets to the super bowl. how much people will have to shell out to see the cubs and indians. >> nearly 80 degrees today. championship droughts have cubs and indians fans thirsting to see the world series and they're willing to play for the privilege. game one and two are in cleveland. there are more seats at progressive field. it's hard to find seats for less than $1,000 even in the upper deck of the outfield. cubs host games three, four and five, if necessary, standing room only seats at wrigley field starting on stubhub for more than $2. in the upper deck, 10 to 20,000 in the lower levels. >> okay. moving from baseball to football, it's a good year to be a cus fan back in the top 25 and likely headed to a bowl game the first time in nearly 10 years. 9news reporter victoria sanchez talked with students and alumni about the season that just seems to be getting better. >> reporter: cu boulder isn't >> definitely a much improved atmosphere from years past. >> the rise is real for sure. >> reporter: there are still four more football games in the regular season, but the cu buffs are already looking forward to their first bowl game since 2007. >> that would be so cool. >> reporter: and behind the players on the field are screaming fans in the stands. >> they've been supporting it so well this year, there's been a huge increaseof and engagement. >> reporter: from the knubleys on campus to the -- newbies on campus to the seniors this is a season worth waiting for. >> they were like the buffs suck and they came in this year and it's a total surprise. it's super exciting. >> it's a lot of the fun to support a school doing well in football. >> reporter: even for those who have graduated it's a special team to be a buff. crowd. >> we had more than 1,500 alumni show up which is easily double than what we normally get at an away game. >> reporter: of the four games left three are at folsom field. >> we know this is a special team. the great part is we're nowhere near done. >> i'm proud to be a buff, tell you that. go buffs. >> reporter: this is a bye week for the buffs, but they'll take on the 3-5ucla bruins a the that game is expected to draw a very big crowd. >> thanks, victoria. it was not stanford's mascot, though he did look a bit like it. that is just a dude dressed as a tree doing performance art in the middle of an intersection in portland, maine. asher woodworth, real name, told police he wanted to see how it would impact people's natural choreography. he is the only person who got a >> get a few buddies, stand together, could be a hedge. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine in the 9news backyard. i don't even need a sweater out here and temperatures today way above average. it was so pretty from start to finish, high and midlevel cloud cover, beautiful sunrise, beautiful sunset. in the morning not nearly as nice, mostly cloudy, dry, tropicis from the southeast keeping temperatures across the western half of the state cooler than today. 79 in denver. the record 82. average is 62. hard to believe this weather pattern looks to continue the rest of the week. 62 at the airport. in the backyard a light southwesterly breeze, low 60s downtown and beautiful fall weather, hard to believe it is october, not a lot to show you on the radar. what i do want to show you is a the reason i'm showing you hurricane seymour, winds 105 miles per hour, category 2 storm expected to strengthen and remain offshore, but some of this moisture might get wrapped in high pressure and pulled back up into the southwestern u.s. there are scattered showers across the southwest, a secondary system moving onshore in the pacific northwest. rain and snow above 10,000 feet for western colorado, but lower elevations front range and eastern plains are mild and dry again. cooler air following the jet bismarck. there will be some cool air, went weather for the northeast. pockets of heavy rain san francisco welcoming that, portland as well. scattered showers across the western slope, but our high temperature trend above average the rest of the week even with the cloud deck in place tomorrow and with that moisture that's already feeding into western colorado. rain hitting the ground around grand junction up toward aspen and vail. clouds increasing along the front range and as we move through the midday period that afternoon sunshine will push temperatures back above average again into the 70s. tonight mild, 40s with increasing clouds for the plains, 30s in the high country, rain and snow above 10,000 feet over the continental divide and western slope. summer-like temperatures in fall for southeastern colorado with above average readings for denver, greeley and fort collins. headed into the foothills tomorrow 64 in idaho springs and 54 in grand lake. in the denver metro area for tonight we are calling for high clouds otherwise dry and mild, our low 46. sun is up tomorrow at 7:20. tomorrow afternoon when the sun comes out from behind that cloud deck, temperatures warm quickly, mid-60s by noon, mid- 70s in the afternoon. while we see those numbers continue above average, they spike on thursday, back to 80 degrees ahead of a glorious weekend forecast. parents rejoicing with halloween looking mile and dry, monday temperatures around trick-or-treat time low 70s into the mid-60s. spectacular weather conditions in the high country today and it appears the sunrise and sunset an owe emergency of a wonderful game -- omen of a wonderful game that took place in denver tonight. we're going to take a break and be right back. from colorado's sports leader here's. >> reporter: hi, everybody. om the broncos beat the texans 20s 7-9 on -- 27-9 on monday night football. joined now by 9news broncos insider mike klis, brock osweiler held at just 131 yards passing. they say sometimes the best deal you make is the 1 you don't make. that looked like the case tonight. >> reporter: well, they saved 17.5 million basically going from brock osweiler's average salary to trevor siemian's. at left tackle, donald stephenson at right tackle. they were much ma lined with the rest -- maligned with the rest of the offensive line until tonight. you'll get cj anderson and von miller, but they got a lot of parts in light of the money that they saved on brock osweiler. brock looked overly careful tonight. >> they also got emmanuel sanders. >> reporter: paxton lynch is basically 2.2 million average the next four years. >> reporter: brock osweiler a few moments ago. let's listen to that. >> i would say dment. i thought we had a great week of preparation, great focus and to have a performance like today it's extremely disappointing, but i also think you need to give credit where credit's due and the broncos are a great football team. they're very well coached. they came to play in all three phases today. that secondary and defensive line made it very tough for us to move the football offensively today. so, you know, i think you need to tip your hat to them and we need to refocus and we need to, you know, really examine this tape extremely hard and we need to learn from better. i need to play better. i need to find a way to play better. there's nobody who is going to examine this game tape harder than myself. so we will find a way to clean this up, but at the end of the day when you're playing great football teams like we played tonight, field goals are only going to keep you in the game for so long. i think there was so much that was built up, you know, about myself and the broncos in this game and at the end of the day of it the houston texans versus we did not play a good enough football game to get this job done, but once again give credit where credit's due. the broncos are a great team. their crowd showed up tonight. they're very well coached and they came out ready to play for four quarters. we need to learn from this and get better. >> reporter: broncos are 5-2 tied for first place with the oakland raiders and in a perfect position to win sixth consecutive afc west title. next two weeks could decide, that back to back game divisions with the chargers and raiders. >> reporter: these are going to be two big games. tonight they got 190 yards on the ground. so many people were concerned about the rushing attack, questions about the offensive line, whether they would be able to get better after two disappointing performances. that kind of thing will help them with the next two games, but still they'll be tough. >> reporter: this was the find. the 190 yards rushing is the type of performance you need going into san diego. now san diego got their attention. i'm not sure they had their attention last week. the broncos will come out and play much better. i do anticipate them winning and it may well be a bit of a showdown against the raiders in oakland, but siemian, no one seems to like trevor siemian even though all he does is perform, perform efficiently. he worked off today tremendously and then the defense did what it was supposed to do against brock. he got rid of the ball quick. they didn't want him to get hit. he was extremely nervous. aqib talib said in the locker room he thought brock was really nervous. >> reporter: maybe you'll like siemian more after you hear what he had to say in the locker room. >> thank you very much. you found your best game today, the running game. they were running with a vengeance out there. >> those two guys carried out, front that paved the way for us and did a heck of a job, so credit to those guys. >> reporter: what changed because the first three drivers you guys go -- drives you guys go 3 and out and a couple touchdowns and you take over the game. >> kept chipping away, credit to those guys up front. it's not going to be pretty every time you go out. so it was good to see we kept chipping away and had a couple >> reporter: i know it's not a one on one thing, but it's got to be good to get one better than brock. >> i don't know too much about that. broncos versus texans, it was a great win for us. i think we needed it. that's that. it's a good locker room to be part of and happy to get the win. >> reporter: final thing, speaking of this locker room, we see game balls often go to players. head coach got one today. to get his first one against houston. i'm sure we'll have a few more, really happy for him and the team. >> reporter: broncos win 27-9. thank you, everyone, who joined us on channel 20 and channel 9 tonight. channel 9 the tonight show is

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