way that could be so alarming. >> it's 1 of those cases to be over cautious rather than have it the other way around saying we didn't check and people are having problems because of that. >> reporter: here are the basics: 2900 people will be warned. the key here, the dates of the surgery. this only impacts people who had surgery between august 17th of last year and january 22nd of this year. if you had surgery outside of those dates or impacted the hospital for other reasons, this does not impact you according to the hospital. those who need to get tested will have the cost of the tests picked up for them by swedish. swedishs it will not release the employee's name right now. we know the englewood police department has started a criminal investigation into all of this. the chances that any of the 2900 were infected are very low but it can happen. a nursing assistant received 30 infected close to 20 patients in 2008 and 2009. adele, she was also involved in what's known as drug diversion. >> i remember that case well, and if you don't know until you get tested it makes for tense and anxious moments. >> reporter: you can imagine the phone calls people started receiving this morning telling them they could be at risk. that's a very unnerving phone call to get. >> it is. chris, thank you very much. we are getting a better idea of what happened outside of a cherry creek apartment. a man fired five shots at a dog, killing it. neighbors are angry but he said he didn't have a choice. >> this area, yeah. never any crime, you know. lots of nice people walking their dogs. >> reporter: it's a complex full of dog people, many upset about what happened. >> i just heard these loud >> reporter: then he ran out to the street to find his neighbor's mixed-breed dog smizzy was shot five times. >> this dog was my life, my everything. i don't know what to do anymore. >> reporter: catherine weber's boyfriend was walking the dog when they came across a german shepherd, shotz and his owner. they talked before about keeping the two away from each other. >> smizzy got out of his collar and went backwards and just went to the dog, and he just shot him in the head. >> reporter: in a police report, witnesses say smizzy had the german shepherd's head in his mouth. >> the real question is, does it appear that your pet was going to suffer serious bodily injury or death? use deadly force. >> reporter: the veterinarian's report backs up the attack, giving shotz's medicine to heal from dog bites. his owner said he is a dog person and feels bad but felt he didn't have a choice. smizzy's owner plans on legal action. >> no. i mean, i'm destroyed. he took my best friend. >> glendale police haven't cited anyone yet and the shooter has a concealed carry permit in texas. and a 14-year-old has made it a mission to get defibrillators in every school. >> i didn't think i would have something this serious happen to me. >> reporter: it was his first and last year wrestling. >> looked like you were about to win. >> and then suddenly, just completely pass out. >> reporter: he had a heart attack at an 8th grade wrestling match. >> he just pinned me and i just curl up. >> reporter: he didn't remember much of that day but is able to share his story a year later thanks to cpr and an aed, external defibrillator in the school gym. >> i didn't think it would one day save my life. >> reporter: now, he is aed and cpr identified. >> in the u.s. each year, about 18 children probably die in heart issues. >> reporter: this pediatric cardiologist at children's hospital, colorado said when cpr and aeds report used right away, some of the children who survive are left with permanent brain and organ damage. >> someone is having a cardiac arrest and you put this on their chest and press the a shock and shock its back into a normal rhythm. >> reporter: this can give the person the care they need until help arrives. >> i am very thankful because i know some kids haven't made it through this, and they don't get to celebrate the rest of life. >> reporter: in aurora, victoria sanchez, 9 news. >> aeds cost $600. the children's colorado heart institute and safety foundation plan to donate 40 defibrillators to local school this is year. governor scott has declared a health emergency because of the zika virus in florida. at least nine cases have been confirm inside florida. doctors believe all have been from people who contracted the disease where zika was detected. the order covers miami-dade, lee, hillsboro, and santa rosa counties. the super bowl might be the big game but the week leading up to it is the big party. every year, the fan experience year is no exception. matt renoux is at the venue in san francisco. the city by the bay is super bowl city now. >> reporter: yeah, it is. if you have ever been to the super bowl -- this is my first, brandon -- the nfl experience is something you have to do as loud as the. - - it is. and for bronco fans, this is part of the matter if really comes alive at night. nighttime in san francisco brings out the beat -- >> tremendous. >> reporter: -- and thousands levine family. >> my name's daniel. this is my wife ashley. >> reporter: here to experience the nfl. bronco fans. >> to have it here in san francisco and have it be my >> reporter: it's the place to be running foot bull drills, getting pictures with the lombardi trophy or racing each others in the 40-yard dash. >> i've seen everything. >> reporter: all for an experience that daniel had to try because the one-time denver resident -- >> correct. i was born in denver and lived in littleton. >> reporter: -- is so passionate about football and the broncos -- . >> it's just an extra treat that denver's in it, but we would have been near our bronco's jerseys regardless. >> reporter: -- he dressed his someone to a jersey and named his son after another legendary quarterback. >> yeah. his name is elway james levine. >> reporter: and that is an dmarns -- experience that going now. >> reporter: i tried the quarterback experience at 4:00, and i was lousy. these. you guys ready? all right. oh, almost. one handed, though. got it. oh, brandon, look at that. 2 out of 3 with one hand. i don't want to know how much you had to practice that. i love it. i love it. matt renoux on live tv. >> and he is carrying a gear on his back and carrying a severaly stick with the camera and catching a football? >> maybe we give him a tryout. i don't know. the end of a vehicle marketed to younger drivers. >> and the result of a terrifying crash caught on every wednesday, attorneys volunteer at 9news for lawline 9. today, members of the bar are taking any general law questions you have. their advice is free and you can call them at the number on the screen. and they'll there be until 5. ment 30 this afternoon. a family miraculously escapes injury when their car flipped over and skidded down a busy highway in england a dashboard camera recorded this. it skipped down the highway and skidded on the roof and missed hitting another car. the family was fine. the scion was form inside 2003 to attract younger buyers, but after years of slumping sales, toyota decided to kill it. they will be rebadged as toyota. toyota also said that the "tc" very a final release serious production and end in august. but they will continue to service scion vehicles. red cross entrepreneurs are looking for ideas to help people with disabilities have lead more productive lives including everything from to specially designed cutlery and pencils. it helps kids with spinal cord injuries to sit and stand, that device got top honors. >> it will help the millions of children with the challenges in the country. and i am not talking global. in india, 45 million children have a need for this invention. so it becomes very important for us. >> we are told of the 7 billion people in the world, 1 billion live with disabilities. they are looking for the seed money to get the prototype into production. besides a few flakes in the foothills, the next few days look cool and dry. >> when the snow will finally hello, and welcome back. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in a very cold backyard. no snow outside but very cold temperatures. it's so beautiful, isn't it? skies are blue over downtown denver and just a spectacular day in terms of the visibility. but with the light winds, it's cold but beautiful. look at the great web camera view in the southern mountains. our high was a far cry from the average. and many of you will see close to that again tonight. currently, 22 and calm winds and clear skies in the 9 backyard outside the studios and temperatures also in the low 20s. keep the jacket handy for tonight and tomorrow, and we are looking at blowing snow and ground blizzard scenarios in the mountains, and things will be hopefully dying down. in the plains, many will see fahrenheit temperatures 0 to 15 below. with the wind from cold weather, blizzard conditions expected near cheyenne for those of you traveling northbound and winter weather of advisories in the northwest. and a series of systems will cross the northwest flow behind our area of low pressure which is northeast of us. so it will be cold and unsettled for the next few days, no winter weather or travel advisories, just fairly limited. and when you get the northwest cut off the moisture in denver. it might get to freezing tomorrow but just barely. the cold air has retreated into the midwest and with the northwest flow, we will see the occasional snow squalls and ground blizzards. the skies clear overnight and temperatures drop like a rock, but these low temperatures tonight, colder than last night for many areass area -- areas because of the cold skies and lack of cloud cover. we'll remain below average until the weekend. oh, but i think you'll like the numbers i've got for you for the weekend. in the denver metro area for the rest of the chilly evening, we are calling for clear and cold conditions with the low at 3 above. the sunrise at 7:00 very 7. --7:very 5 and not much of a warm up. and we are bringing in a thursday, no advisories and if you flurries possible for friday and we spike our temperature on saturday and a few flurries for sunday night and monday, and then a beautiful forecast with the nice warming trend coming up for the middle of next week, and speaking of warm, partly sunny and 71. the super bowl from the regular pummeling they've been getting. the dow gained 183 points and hi, everybody. it's the job of the practice squad players to get out of the way not in the way. sent home from the super bowl. he was detained in a prostitution sting last night. he was number 32 in white and seen here getting in the way of a picture we were trying to take of peyton manning a few weeks ago. he was not arrested and gary kubiak decided he could prepare his team for the super bowl without some chump with other things on his mind. >> it was dealt with, and i'm obviously disappointed for the young man, and we are focused football wise and getting in our morning routine. so we've moved on. >> so the broncos have one fewer play or the field when today. and we're live -- >> drew, we still have three more full days between now and the super bowl. let's play this thing already. through the what the players are saying. could use more time to heal up. most believe they are good to go, and then there is peyton who believes you can never prepare enough and you have the punish of playing for other people, lots of other people. >> there is no question when you play in a super bowl that you are playing for your teammates and playing for your broncos's organization but i also feel that you're playing for your family, for your friends, for your hometown, for your high school football coach. for your university. and i'm -- i'm proud to be playing for a lot of those people. >> aaron matas joins us now, and aaron, you were hanging out with the bad guys. >> specifically, the panthers's defense, a group with a fantastic year, and yet, they come all the way out to the super bowl and all they hear about is the bronco's defense. >> it's fine with us. we feel like we're a pretty good defense. if foe --no one else wants to believe that, we'll show them. >> reporter: peyton manning, denver's top-ranked defense and cam newton. they have put the bronco's members in the back seat. >> i don't care. we'll give it up until that day. >> reporter: the group is >> reporter: the group is noteworthy, full of characters and talent. the panthers finished as the 6th best defense in the league. they're big. they're fast, they're physical and i believe they should be higher, and we will have a fun time on sunday. >> reporter: carolina's d year. the group talked about or not talked about. if you play good football, people talk about you. goal. the pre-game hype means nothing if you're not in the headlines after super bowl sunday. 9 turnovers already in the post-season, so peyton and company will have to be extremely careful with the ball. >> carolina plus 20 for turnover ratio in the season and the broncos, minus 4, and that's something that will have to change come sunday. much more coming up tonight on the bronco's huddle from 7:00 to 8:00. drew, back to you. >> that will be cool. thanks, guys. it's national signing day, hundreds of student athletes all over colorado inked letters of intent to colleges all over the country. >> wait. wait. so wait. all right. >> i always wanted to play division 1 football. >> i have dreamed of this day, sitting near front of front of everybody. >> i come from a military family and i knew right away. that was my decision. >> growing up here, you come to love it, and it's a great place to be and there is no place better and nowhere else i want to play soccer. >> my dad went there and my mom went there, and grew up it's great. it's a dream come true. >> i've been working for a long time to get to this point, and it's a nice reminder there is still a lot of work to be done and one step closer to the end goal is being an impact player at the next level. >> it's close to home, division >> i think my mom's kidding about how she wants to move there with me but i think they're really proud. >> no moms allowed. >> oh, but we always want to move with them. >> i learned that the hard way. >> no, no. it's okay. i'll be fine, mom. >> we want to go, and they don't want us. >> what is up with that? that's weird. [laughter] >> i heard of that. >> we could have lunch with them met cafeteria sometime. >> and they associate us with food and money. i don't know why that's a bad thing. >> they'll come home with a sack of laundry. >> right. >> we're out of time.

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