hywell griffith, bbc news, cardiff. time for a look at the weather — here's nick miller. just as we saw over thejubilee weekend, scotland have had the warmest and sunniest weather today. parts of east anglia just up to 13 celsius, and cloudy, closest to this low pressure which brought the cloudy weather to parts of england and wales over the weekend, which is now clearing away. there are some further weather systems to come. this one in the atlantic, tropical storm alex, the remnants of which will turn things windy for some of us later in the week. dry weather this evening and tonight, some showers later in the night in the southern coasts and some of the rain pushes into north—east england. elsewhere, cloudy clear spells. calista north—east england and eastern scotland, 4 or 5 sources. some mist and fog patches and, quite a murky start the morning. north—east england, cloudy and damp especially in the morning. the rest of england and for wales, warm sunny spells, the chance of a shower, most stay dry, is well in northern ireland. dobrinska cooking, a lot of cloud,

he is a visiting fellow at the griffith asia institute. thanks for being with us. i mean, when you see those satellite images of that theater in mariupol with very clearly written so that it can be read from the air the word "children." and yet, that -- um -- very target is hit by russia. what does that tell you about their methods? >> it certainly tells me that that -- that russian forces are not fighting this war in accord with the laws of war. certainly, the senior-military commanders in the field will be -- will be -- will be very well aware that they are breaking several of the rules of war. however, the -- the attacks on mariupol appear -- appear to be the model about what the russians plan to do in the future. at the moment, their forces are stalled and the ukrainian forces are certainly holding their own. the russian forces really haven't been moving now for almost four -- for almost a couple weeks. so, the -- that's -- that's been waged now against mariupol is the model and -- and -- and mariupol is likely to be captured relatively soon. the russians will

nick: griffiths has been a humanitarian for decades and visited many of the world's worst crises but he says tigray is among the worst because of the war's expansion and de facto blockade by the ethiopian government. >> the distress is across the province and that's why the desperation for humanitarian agencies is to try to get food and medicine and supplies and therapy and counseling and safety to those people who have suffered far too much and who are, of course, utterly innocent. i think ethiopia is the most alarming place in the world at the moment and tigray is probably the worst place in the world to live in right now. nick: earlier this month the ethiopian government detained 70 truck drivers under u.n. contract who would have been delivering aid and 22 u.n. staff and families before releasing 12 of them. the ethiopian foreign ministry accused of u.n. workers of participating in terror and disrespecting the country's laws. >> they are not in space. they are in ethiopia. they have to respect ethiopia's laws one by one. if they don't respect the law of the land, they will be leg

welcoming to the mile high matchup we're here at course field side of the 91st annual midsummer classic nick griffith alongside bruce hurdle, a lot to get to in the show but we're going to start bruce by highlighting how it was exactly what this team landed here in denver in the first place i do

so, shan griffiths is they're advocating a sensible approach and waiting a bit longer. nick chapman in kent, why didn't the government ban all international flights to avoid this new variant entering the country, rather than leave it until people in the uk were already transmitting the new variant? i understand in some ways that is a question for a politician and not for you, question for a politician and not foryou, but question for a politician and not for you, but i suppose you can again understand people's frustrations that i'm the one hand a sensible approach is being advocated, and yet people are questioning by the border was not closed earlier.— was not closed earlier. that's riuht. was not closed earlier. that's right- this — was not closed earlier. that's right. this is _ was not closed earlier. that's right. this is very _ was not closed earlier. that's| right. this is very contentious was not closed earlier. that's - right. this is very contentious but 'ust right. this is very contentious but just to _ right. this is very contentious but just to stick —

nick: lenderking is leading a new push for diplomacy. last week he visited saudi capital riyadh with un special envoy martin griffiths. and griffiths visited tehran. but diplomacy has been tried before. a 2018 deal largely fell apart. and today, yemen is even more splintered, and both sides have more than enough weapons, and incentive, to keep fighting. the biden administration is trying to put pressure on saudi arabia. it froze the sale of arms the kingdom uses in yemen. and it ended the targeting assistance the u.s. military argued improved saudi precision. during the campaign, president biden warned saudi arabia that as president, he would hold them accountable. president biden: we were in fact going to make them pay the price, and make them in fact the pariah that they are. nick: but today the administration pledged to help protect saudi arabia from houthi attacks. >> we are making clear that we are not going to allow saudi arabia to be target practice. saudi needs to be able to defend itself. nick: and for more on this, we are joine

that is nick eardley there. stay with us this afternoon on bbc news as later on we'll be answering your questions on the four week lockdown in england. we'll be joined by sian griffiths, emeritus professor at the chinese university of hong kong and michelle ovens, director of small business britain. do send us your questions by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co.uk or tweet them to the hash tag bbc your questions. that's coming up at 3.30 right here on bbc news. and at 5pm, borisjohnson is due to give a coronavirus briefing from downing street. the prime minister will be joined by sir simon stevens, the chief executive of nhs england. we'll have special coverage from 1l30pm here on bbc news. with no clear winner yet in the us presidential election — joe biden's campaign team are expressing increasing confidence that he'll win the race for the white house after a projected victory in michigan and a likely win in wisconsin. with votes still being counted, mr biden currently has 215 electoral college votes — the num

nick sneaks up on misinformation. nick sneaks up on on misinformation. nick sneaks upona on misinformation. nick sneaks up on a robot tractor. and omar's mask wearing masterclass has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. hey, welcome to click, i don't know about you but the weather has turned very autumnal in these parts and as expected the restrictions are being tightened up as the numbers here rise. as we go into winter. lara, how are you?” have been a little bit under the weather this week, don't worry, not coronavirus but it did get me thinking, if i am ever u nwell did get me thinking, if i am ever unwell it would be quite handy to have a spare version. soi handy to have a spare version. so i have been working on a virtual version of me. we are a technology programme. we are but we have always said this is the danger, if they ever create a convincing version of us and we are out of a job. a convincing version of us and we are out of ajob. hi spencer, i'm virtual lara. 0k, you may not be full but you think anyone else will notice? what wa

namely, john michael nick mulvaney, robert p blair, john a eisenberg, michael ellis, preston wells griffith, russell t vaught michael duffy, brian mccormick and -.to these actions were consistent with president trump's previous efforts to undermine the united states government investigations into foreign interferencefe in e united states elections. through these actions president trump sought to arrogate to himself the right to determine the propriety, scope and nature of the imperial impeachment inquiry into his own conduct. as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives in the exercise ciof its sole power of impeachment. in the history of the republic no president has ever ordered the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede so comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors. this abuse of office served to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct and to seize and control the power of impeachment and thus to nullify a vital constitutiona

now it's time for the weather with nick miller. hello. if an end to the rain where you are can't come soon enough, there is dry weather in the forecast but actually it is going to arrive last we currently it is wettest across southern parts of the uk. it looks like all of us next week will get a spell of dry weather, though it will feel a bit colder compared with how it is out there at the moment. right now, still low pressure in control, but look into the weekend, these weather systems just focused the rain towards southernmost areas. this is where it has been wettest, there are flood warnings. elsewhere it does tend to be drier over the weekend with sunshine and showers. more on the weekend in the moment does make in a moment, we still have to get through friday. more rain affecting lingual —— england under. mainly dry in the west, a few fog patches that are slow to clear in northern ireland. soggyin slow to clear in northern ireland. soggy in north—east england and midlands into the afternoon, it will feel colder but it isn't as

four tory rebels — dominic grieve, caroline spelman, nick boles and sir oliver letwin, have welcomed jeremy corbyn's plan to become caretaker prime minister and avoid a no—deal brexit, that's the lead story in tommorrow‘s telegraph. similarly, the times says hardline conservative remainer mps could favour supporting jeremy corbyn acting as a caretaker prime minister over the accepting a no—deal brexit. on the same story, the guardian says the liberal democrats are under growing pressure to back jeremy corbyn as a caretaker prime minister to stop a no—deal brexit. also leading on brexit — the ‘i' reports that nicola stugeon and the snp have backed the labour leader's plans to remove boris johnson from office.

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. let's now show you the markets before we go because japan's nick ayers has opened lower, nearly by 1% this morning, a sickly following while street which because of the strong jobs data that margaret was talking about, reducing hopes very big rate cut later this month. also geopolitical worries that monica was talking about with iran adding to woes, this is how was street ended on friday. all in the negative territory. that's it for this edition of the asia business report, thank you for watching. this is bbc news the top stories this hour: bbc news finds more evidence of the international links of the man accused of the christchurch mosque attacks the usa have decisively won the women's football world cup after a tournament that has given new momentum to the sport. many working parents find it stressfuljuggling time in the office with childcare. the government says it wants to support businesses to deliver more family—friendly policies. there are particular challenges for people wh

nick griffiths had his severed big toe posted to the downtown hotel in dawson city after he lost it to frostbite competing in an extreme winter marathon in 2018. since 1973 the hotels visitors have been drinking something called the sourtoe cocktail. can you guess where this is going...? that's right, it's a shot of whisky with a toe in it. yukon gold whiskey, and the toe must touch the drinkers' lips in order to earn a certificate from the bar. ugh! a local saying goes: "you can drink it fast, you can drink it slow, but your lips must touch the toe." and the ex—royal marine has agreed to return to the yukon in the future to shoot a cocktail with his own toe in it. it has been posted by royal mail and for the next six weeks it will be mummified in rock salt, before it goes into use. the hotel has made public appeals for amputated toes, mr griffiths' gift is "the first one that is useable". over 86,000 sourtoe cocktails have been served since 1973, when the yukon riverboat captain dick stevenson discovered a preserved toe in an abandoned cabin. i... iworry i... i worry about us as a s

the nick a was optimistic with the visit by donald trump and the trade talks ongoing —— the nikkei. as we have from hywel griffith the cautious recovery in asia. —— as we have heard from hywel griffith. the hang seng is down slightly at 0.6 as well. let's have a look the other markets. with got brent crude, pretty flat. stay with us, we're going to have david in brussels taking you through how the papers are digesting the news overnight of those european parliamentary elections. i'm back later with more business news. goodbye for now. welcome back to brussels. labour and the conservatives have paid the price for their indecision over brexit, suffering huge losses in the european elections. here's our political correspondent nick eardley with a round up of the results so far. his report contains some flashing images. a vote that wasn't supposed to take place to a parliament we're supposed to have left, a result which shows the country is still bitterly divided. the big winners, two parties with very different but very clear messages on brexit. nigel farage's accept party topped t

but for the royal visit, nick kamen bucketloads. and as you might be able to see, when the royal couple came toa able to see, when the royal couple came to a big community picnic at victoria park in dubbo, people really braved it with their ponchos, under their umbrellas, everyone desperate for a site of the royal couple, who obliged by going beneath umbrellas to give a speech about community feeling, community resilience, and the need to accept help when it is on offer. earlier in the day harry and meghan went to visit one of the families affected, a sheep farming family who have had a sheep farming family who have had a very tough over the last two yea rs, a very tough over the last two years, not being able to feed or graze their sheep. they will have learned a lot about resilience today, while most of the crowd were very pleased to see the rainfall. and some lovely pictures of the children they have been meeting a longer journey. children they have been meeting a longerjourney. yes, absolutely. there is a big focus on parenting

hywel griffith, bbc news, at palu airport. we can join our correspondent nick beake in palu now. let‘s have your latest assessment of this aid effort and how much difficulty they are having getting the aid through. you do get a sense that a more coherent plan is now coming together after a fairly slow start. inevitable, you may say, bearing in mind the remote geography of this place. it takes 2a hours by car from the south part of the island to reach the tip where we are in the north. but on the journey we did season convoys north. but on the journey we did season convoys of a. that will be a promising site for many people. also due to the fact seven planes arrived today full of aid and we expect a flight today full of aid and we expect a flight from the uk to take off tomorrow as part of the effort. in terms of trying to assess the picture, i‘m outside palu and that‘s difficult. as we saw injonathan‘s report the destructive nature of the mud may mean we neverfind out the true number of people who died. the government do insist they have moved to safety from the most rem

nick eardley, bbc news. a government minister has resigned for sending sexual texts to two female constituents. it's reported that andrew griffiths —— who was minister for small businesses — sent more than two—thousand messages to the women. the married father of one has he is deeply ashamed and is seeking professional help. president trump heads to helsinki later today where he's due to meet the russian president vladimir putin on monday. mr trump spent a second night at his turnberry resort in ayrshire, and has been out out on the golf course. but today — unlike yesterday — there are no protests. i last james cook what we can expect. consternation, confusion and chaos from president trump's visit both to brussels and the united kingdom are truly for the white house that was toa truly for the white house that was to a certain extent the warm up act before the main event, this meeting with the russian leader. the questions that are being asked in the united states are how tough world mrgrumpy on

hywel griffiths is outside the court in melbourne this morning. good morning to you. so many people will be watching this closely. will be watching this closely. is a little bit, if you could, about cardinal pell. cardinal pell. powerful figure within the catholic church. church. charges of historical sexual offences. offences. archbishop of melbourne in this city. city. dismissed, including some of the more serious sexual assault ones. more serious sexual assault ones. charges, multiple counts of sexual offences, he will now face trial. offences, he will now face trial. he will have to go before a jury. will have to go before a jury. have been told that he has already had to submit his passport. had to submit his passport. not allowed to leave australia and go back to rome. go back to rome. francis has said he will not comment on this case until it is over. meaning the cost of some drinks will go up from today. of 2k per week. catriona renton reports. price for alcohol. well, it's never too late... with alcohol—related liver illnesses. we need to see. into hospital

cnn's nick watt has more. >> reporter: dave and rene, a horrific story with a happy ending. jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer system. he fell 25 feet below. with liquid flowing at 15 miles an hour. police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> nick, thank you. >>> who is next to get the boot from the white house? cnn reporting points to epa boss scott pruitt. why a source says the president is angry at him coming up. a place with 24-hour valet service... and upholstery classes a place where seniors get the care they need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundu

cnn's nick watt has more. >> reporter: dave and rene, a horrific story with a happy ending. jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer acknowledge -- sewage system. he fell 25 feet below. rescuers, about 100 in all, police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> amazing he survived. >>> ahead, who could next get the boot from the trump white house? new cnn reporting points to that gentleman epa boss scott pruitt. why sources say the president is angry with him. coming up. >>> breaking overnight. special counsel robert mueller cleared by the justice department to investigate whether former trump campaign chair paul m

at the griffith observatory in los angeles and, nick, i know you have a huge crowd there with you. >> reporter: i mean i think it's the best seat in the house. there is about a thousand people who got up stupid early this morning to watch this here in los angeles. of course, all the way up the coast and in hawaii as well, and i'm joined by two young fans of this deep, dark moon, priscilla and hank. guys, how excited are you? >> super excited. >> hank even wore his nasa sweatshirt for the occasion. what do you think, hank? it's a good night, isn't it? it's a good night. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: there's also some superstition that surrounds this. some think it's the moon and sun fighting and we on earth must come together as a good example. other people say that it's a sign of things are going to change on earth and buddhists believe that whatever you do during this moon will be magnified tenfold so, guys, be good. be good. >> wow. all right. that is good advice, indeed. >> did you see the little girl, like, yes? >> ginger is going thank goodness i'm not having my baby on the full

, andrew griffiths, robert jenrick, james cleverly, simon holt and charlotte vere. i am so grateful for all your work. thank you. applause but as an mp in a marginal seat, i thank you should go to you. i know more than most how nerve—racking it can be to see a handful of ballot papers representing the future, your future, my future, notjust remaining an mp, but continuing the work is your home secretary with essential work that needs doing. i cannot overstate my appreciation, for all the people who chose to go out with me in the rain on a saturday morning, the scrabble on hands and knees to shove a leaflet through those irritating letterboxes, located at the bottom of the door, my personal haque! laughter who negotiate ferocious dogs or in the case of hastings and right, swooping seagulls, to get those pledge letters to every door. there is no question that you made the difference. without that, i simply wouldn't be standing here today. please know that i am so grateful to you for your time and belief, and when it is that close, as in my case, 346 votes close, it

do the kcathy griffith and hollywood not remember the head of james foley and nick berg and daniel pearl? ironically enough there was a piece presented on cnn that worried about the violent affects of isis propaganda and yet they have a woman who was promoted as a co-host on cnn's new p year's eve show engaging in the same grisly and violent inciting behavior. >> sean: we are just out of time. thank you. breaking tonight on hannity. >> one of the big questions is there evidence of collusion that you have seen yet, is there? >> there is a lot of smoke. we have no smoking gun at this point but there is smoke. >> sean: another democratic law makers admitting there is no evidence of russia/trump collusion. why are the media still talking about it with no evidence. we'll have that next and also kathy griffith sparked outrage over a vile photoshoot. she is not the only one posting them. should they be investigated by the secret service. we'll get reaction. bill maur under fire for using the n- word. with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures

. >> reporter: principal nick novak says these virtues help students battle bullying. strategies can be as simple as encouraging kids to say hello to each other. sophomore emma griffith. >> people in howard are more likely to be inclusive and to be able to talk to people and respect people and everybody in their class, not just who is their friends. >> reporter: today's study is based on following nearly 250,000 maryland children grade four through 12 for ten years. researchers found those who reported being victims decreased from 29% to 13%. back in 2005, 22% of kids being bullied were physically hit, and 6% were being cyber bullied. by 2014, those numbers dropped to 5% and 4%. professor katherine bradshaw at the university of virginia co- authored the report. >> we have a lot of work left to do. we don't want to take our foot off the gas as it relates to focus on school climate and prevention and using evidence- based practices, so by no means is bullying checked off the list. >> reporter: kids are encouraged to do something when they see it. that could be talking to

sports director nick griffith has the latest. >> at least unfamiliar for the last 14 years. for the first time since the early portions of 2002 season, the puffs have cracked the top ten. c-u checked into both the newly released association press top 25 poll. cu's most recent one, another convincing victory at home on saturday against number 22, washington state. laughing stock of the pac12 recently since joining the conference back in 2011. this year they were picked to finish dead last in the south division in the preseason media polls. now they sit at the top with just one game to go on the regular season schedule. are very excited, very happy. i play with a good team. i am a part of something special. we have an opportunity to do something special. >> that they pull that comes out -- the college football playoff hole will be released tomorrow. this coming saturday, another big game. cu takes on utah. a win there and they're going to the atmosphere has been electric. [ inaudie if you are planning to have some hummus with your things getting these this weekend, be careful.

sports director nick griffith at broncos headquarters. >> . late season buy. this year. for the denver broncos. now they're always welcome the buy week -fpblt especially this year. and already what is week 11 of the season. makes it extra rewarding. >> . i want to get away from football a bit. it's been a long hall. >> we're going to take the break. get rested come back ready to go. >> one final practice today. before the team takes off to a get the sunlight. and palm trees. fresh water good food. >> with a variety of different people. >> enjoy my teammates. we're going to take a trip. >> as for coach's message to the team. about getting into trouble with the time off. he says he doesn't go there. he doesn't want to waste the time and energy. on anything negative. rather teaches his team to stay positive and do the right things. rather than the wrong >> good lesson for all of us. it's been a while since colorado last played in such a meaningful football game or games in the case. the last division title was in the big 12 north in 2005. only championship game in the big 1

and orland, nick griffith. the chief looked at in the water in north carolina today. they got a huge play from marcus peters who strips -- the chiefs with 17 unanswered in the fourth quarter to move to 8-2. one game ahead of the broncos. >> bravo and honorable. [ inaudible ] and honorable with at least mention the patriots lost tonight. tom brady actually fumbled the ball. and then tried to head krukowski -- president-elect donald trump sits down with 60 minutes tonight in his first interview since winning the election. >> would hurt a lot for mr. trump tonight for how his meeting with president obama went to what his plans are for his first day in office. the elephant in the room was the protest that we have been seeing since election. speed a protest -- this is a live look at our civic

and new orleans, nick griffith. the chiefs look to dead in the water at trailing 17-3 into the fourth. but they got a huge play from marcus peters. who strips kelvin benjimin with 20 seconds left. to give cairo santos one last chance to win. which he does from 37 yards out. the chiefs with 17 unanswered in the fourth quarter. >> car to wins over arizona last night. has them up to 12 in the ap and coaches -- which is where they were in the the general consensus is that they will be number ten and not one. colorado faces washington state coming up. that's utah and maybe a trip to washington. this is a very upper-class group. a lot of seniors. they do have a lot of experience. the good thing is they have worked this program to the.where they should be able to reload a little bit more -- we will have to wait and see. will be right back here with (squawking) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) hmm. hmm. (grunting) (chuckles) mm. hmm. announcer: welcome...

in louisiana, nick griffith. we've been talking a lot about the anti- trump protests across the country but a different type of protest was taking place in downtown steamboat today. >> the topics that matter -- we need more snow and less hate in this world. >> shannon lukens from steamboa t-radio.com sent us this video. these guys say they are protesting what's really important -- warm weather. they want some snow. check out their signs. it is november 12 which means turkey time is just from the corner. >> as the denver rescue mission continues collecting birds for those in need, they also took the time to team up with a local high school today for another car. >> more local students protesting. the controversial dakota access pipeline -- what they hope to gain from tonight's demonstrations. we have one of the bigger cool downs we have seen so far this season in sight. we will let you know when it i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by k. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wi

some of it was just getting job by the raiders. [ inaudible ] broncos are slight underdogs -- nick griffith will be with the >> the dream lives and dies in equal measure on an opening night of the state high school football playoffs. kami carmann had a doubleheader tonight in cherry creek. >> high fives all around -- it was a battle of turnover. [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] on favor on the road tomorrow. that is a state -- if the situation as they had to arizona. looking to win for the eighth time -- @12 years since ceo last one. >> the buffs make their debut on the hardware tonight. was that went to happen tonight at the event center. george king showing some range here. see you by 23 at the break. ten player scored. wesley gordon with 12 rebounds. the ads scored the first two tonight against winnipeg. then the jets scored the next lindsey vonn took a hard spill yesterday during training at copper mountain. raking in arm. she underwent surgery to repair it and veil. it's unclear when the four-time world cup champion might be able to return to the slopes. lindsey vonn has endured a series of

griffith and kami carmann who are on the field at mile high nick, an outstanding effort. a very much what the doctor freely ordered for this broncos team tonight. >> back on track, easy the field just emptied as bob miller left broncos victorious, the record in vista by then too. brock osweiler, the broncos made him look not very good. >> a lot abuse, one of the worst performances that we've seen. >> we will talk more about him and a second. let's talk about the offense as i can. it kind of felt itself a bit. i think still a little sporadic at times i we kept talking about the running game. >> 16 carries over 100 yards, getting his first nfl touchdown. he had 83 yards and a 100 yards the young man, cj and us unless he gets touchdown. he was the first set out on the field to congratulate him and high by them. this offense ran to get back on track. the one thing though it's continuing to be a bugaboo is tonight we've seen seven penalties for 83 yards. again some of those most operative times. some really crushing penalties that they still need to tighten that up. good to se

nick griffiths starts our coverage with a matchup of >> thankfully for this beat up broncos line one guy they won't have to worry about walking tonight's three-time defensive player of the year jj watt. that said, there is still a lot of talent upon that houston defense. they are very talented group very good at getting for the quarterback. >> no one is creating more negative plays in houston. this'll be the best defensive team we played thus far in our year in my opinion. they're making a lot of people do a lot of negative stuff so we got to be on top of and make sure we protect our quarterback. >> obviously the two guys clowning moves around tough to sell those guys start a lot of things for us really tough to deal with and you're watching tapes and there's lot amount of times what amount of times you see a quarterback back there for very long. >> and to challenge us on defense that's really a thing here in denver with the defense, especially early in games. for more on that kami, and have more not from inside mile high stadium. big job tonight against the texans they've come back

greg nieto matter without talking to fans but first let's get over to nick griffith with wh cannot. >> the storyline for these broncos team as they start try to snap a two-game losing skid. trevor's immunity 100 percent healthy now from that spring? that denver has been doing well. they've been allowing points early in games all things we will keep an eye on but the big overriding story tonight is the return of one block off weiler he did it at by the time you spend four years and at close of an environment with guys are relationships and at the a sand of the day i have nothing but love respect and appreciation for that entire organization, for the city of denver. it was great for myself and my family and of course i same contact with those guys. >> brought was six and two as a starter last year and a large part of the championship chemistry. >> our guys think the world of boxer this shared lock room with him for three years for years however many years he was here, they won a championship with them so him so they've got a lot of respect for them. >> no question his time talents and e

a welcome return today as head coach gary kubiak got back to work great sports director nick griffith was stranded. >> he did return from a complex migraine condition that he sleeping. moving forward he says he's going to make more of an effort to get a good nights rest and not under estimate underestimate the value of that. as for practice, they said arresting heiko tana was for the team to make a big scene or production out there about his anything like that having around the coat the bottom line, just good to hear that the head coaches back as for kubiak spilling on his return. >> i felt good. i felt really good. he got too much rest. unfortunately, i didn't want it, but i got it. i feel very good. spent some time going them through some things with some doctors and stuff i'm very encouraged to make me feel really good. all my test came back great. so like i said it's good to be back to work and really missed a few days there it was really tough to watch and be away from it. glad to be back. kubiak is back just in time to go against his former team, broncos next play the texans on

filling in for gary kubiak but >> now, the law firm sports zone with nick griffith. gary kubiak resting up with complex migraines. the defending champ and this thursday san diego and broncos special teams quarter rate -- court nader, interim head coach for all of today's them for more how he is doing and also more on his background who exactly is joe v., fox 31 bruce has more. come wyoming 27 years in the national football league. essentially a football live are on thursday he will be a head coach, and normal run for the first time. little bit today. and a little too tired to irritated after that last game. don't -- the former wrestling all-american bring to the table? going to be more fired up. . >> so a change like that isn't seamless. you don't change the man at the top without challenges. the head coach in their commits a little different. 's way think just making sure it's not a big distraction which is not easy to do. of can get some pretty good advice when he needs it. all he's got to do was call his father-in-law. he said, try to make sure that you be yoursel

griffith. it turns out, we are going to dedicate this game to has meant so much to this team and you know, the reason he won a super bowl is because of him so we are going to do something for him to them play this game. that sounds like wade phillips with the best in the next couple of days for a.k.a., when one for coach kubiak to rest up complex migraines. taking the week off. the broncos return to interim trevor, the status not official and questionable as he continues to heal up from the sprain shoulder. one flying around the team headquarters today, hopeful to make the start on thursday. >> and i think today, the last couple of days, and strides one day at a time. and everybody can play fast and we don't want to have communication problems. we are on the we try to do what we thought was best for us to be, you know n-sync and everybody on the same page. the baseball now highly speculated the former padres manager bud black on the eventual shortlist as possible replacements. according to rape

nick griffith will have more coming up in sports including whether trevor cymeon will be able to make a start on thursday night. bar and rhino. police say one person was killed another critically injured after being shot outside cold crush at 27 and lamur. witnesses tweeted that the two were shot after a fight broke out. no word yet on any unrest in the case. new developments on a wildfire burning for most of the day near elizabeth it is now 100 percent contained by the fire started around 11:00 a.m. and quickly spread to more than 300 acres and just couple of hours. sent out as a precaution, but they have since been canceled. more good news from summit county where the fry gulch fire has been burning since saturday and is also 100 percent contained. it broke out near a shooting range at the summit county landfill part 1 person was cited and released after admitting to starting the fire. if the fire grew to about 25 acres no dylan. no structures were burned. if you see smoke in larimer worry at the prescribed burn on pingree whole. this is to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest

sports director nick griffith joins us live from the field with mark. >> the pregame we brought you were king soopers matchup of the julio jones just coming off a 300 yards receiving game last week. i think it got the better of him. >> 29 yards on two receptions. >> pretty unbelievable. specifically, what did you see that he did well? >> they didn't need julio in this game. i loved the offense attack and the game plan for the atlanta falcons. >> air it out, absolutely. if you look at t secondary a stellar. if you look at the pass first, stellar. how about the outside linebackers. >> i hope the rest of the league doesn't crack the code a little bit. spreading out the running backs. they are good athletes. fantastic receivers as well as running backs. certainly nice game planning. they use jones as a decoy more than anything else. julio jones, he doesn't get the was a good game plan not to utilize him that much. >> yes, it worked. it's important to look for the silver lining. there was one today. it's the weather. perfect conditions but a cool down is on the way. >> coming up, meteorologis

let's talk to nick griffith former broncos by jackson. >> let's break down the keys of the game. rocky mountain keys to the game. we started mark with whether or not they can ground the attack. >> they did do it. if you look at the numbers for julio jones, minimal. sixty something yards. but they didn't do it versus the kevin coleman leading the air attack. >> a hundred 32 yards receiving. then coleman for the touchdown. for the broncos we talk about reestablishing the run and that didn't quite happen with cj anderson or the offensive line. >> no sir, disappointed in the offensive line. you win or you learn and what they will learn from this week's film. >> i think it's twofold and i don't think they got get that done. >> i agree. they never really got settled in the pocket. paxton lynch look like happy feet for the entire game. >> exactly. i think some of that you give to the rookie quarterback making his first nfl start. let's go to the broncos locker room and tear what he has to say about protecting paxton. >> upfront they did a really good job. and a young qu?bec out there yo

coming up next in the zone coach kubiak featuring sports director nick griffith. of the top of the hour for four games in the broncos had the quarter pole they do says one the nfl's front runners next up the highflying passing attack against the front falcons how the denver defense is preparing plus quarterback questions are bound for the broncos this week will be touchdown trevor are pageant a rookie will find out soon enough. in the zone with coach kubiak welcome to in the zone with kubiak one of only two teams in the nfl that's a 4-0 right now the minnesota vikings pretty confident group. two big wins at home. go on the road food well against cincinnati in tampa bay. down to the survivors and the september moving on to october the big one this week it as far as your team your quarterback position trevor simeon still nursing the sprain shoulder you truly expect this to be game day decision. he's made progress one more day to go this week. is made very he's made very good progress a lot of problems towing nine is has falling shoulder this other one just soreness

griffith explains, they have a dual on defense that is similar to a couple of nba legends, according to von miller. >> it's pretty apparent what you are going to get out of von miller on the football field. off the field you never quite know what will come out of his mouth or who he compares himself too. >> it's like steve nash. i really don't know, we just get each other. i do get >> so stick with the comparison here. it kind of makes sense. von on the outside and on the emergence of the big bend in the middle, kurt legacy. -- on the quick guy and shooting the three and he is doing the dirty work. he's looking good doing it. >> between the two, the dual has nine and a half sacks. that's just four games which is >> it's great to see them get a lot of sacks. he watch some of our previous games an eye on the top of these rate there on top of me. about ten of my sacks that i have gotten i have stolen from derek. it's been a great partnership, especially for me. >> you have to give it credit to john elway. he did remember -- you may -- it is that time of year again. playoff baseball. the

as nick griffith explains the defense goes for that. >> we're sitting down with pj were to talk about the big matchup. how do you go about softly skies? after limit the big plays and stop the run. this is to think they are successful with. >> chemistry, attitude, swagger and a win streak that runs back to nine straight wins for this broncos team. what's the chemistry special? it's too special, i can't pointed out. it's too hard to define. it's a bunch of great players with great attitudes and great coaches going through the same goal. >> broncos looking to improve to 5-so. he can catch the shell every friday as well as caramels on channel to its own. coach kubiak was not too happy. >> he was mad at me about that. i was like i didn't know. denny picked out the penalty yards and -- but it's all good. the cart cartwheel, i don't know. maybe i can bring it back. >> not a ten. needs a little work. >> better than working. -- cartwheels, whatever. >> 1400 miles in the name of raising health awareness for men. >> after the break, how one creating a bigger conversation the power of the sun and

nick griffith caught up with one of the main threat to the denver defense today. >> we're sitting down with denver broncos safety -- how do you go about stopping these guys? >> we have to limit the big play and stop the run. that is the two things that they have been successful with the season. >> chemistry, attitude, swagger, something this defense has. a win streak that ran back to last year. nines straight wins for this bronco broncos team and the defense? >> i don't know. it's too special. i can't pointed out. >> it's too hard to define. >> just great players with great attitudes and great coaches. all going toward the same goal. >> broncos looking to improve to 5-0. we're in the zone with coach kubiak every friday at 9:30 and fox 31 and colorado's own channel two at 7:00. >> we will need a little tj ward come sunday. >> non-throwing shoulder will help him. he has to keep your arm and when you are throwing it. >> exactly. just faster. keep it down, you are good. >> the presidential race is feeling the effects of hurricane matthew. fox 31 political reporter joe st. george here to ex

nick griffith, foxy one. >> remember fox 31 is your source for everything broncos come sunday. join us for the kickoff countdown pregame show life or mile high stadium sunday, followed by the game between the broncos and falcons at 2:00. then stay tuned immediately after the game for complete live postgame coverage from the podium to the locker room. that will be on fox 31 news at 5:00. >> von is a texas sky so uses the basketball analogy. >> that's right. >> neighbors expressing concern tonight about a motorcycle club moving in. >> still ahead, the new building that is raising eyebrows around a quiet town and white has people on edge. >> even if i was letting it trip to some sort of extents or something like that, that's not 50,000 gallons. >> and yuri man hit with an enormous water bill. the foxy one problem solvers get to the bottom of things before i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike's not like other politi