foreman who nearly died the same day he was going to be recognized for 25 years of service. >> i'll tell you seconds mattered. seconds mattered in this case. >> i've been in an accident. iliff, dropping the vehicle. >> reporter: strong enough to make the call after a truck plowed into him. >> it's amazing really how calm he was. >> reporter: moments after arapahoe county sheriff's department bill foreman almost died. >> he gets into the e.r. and they have to do cpr on him for approximately four minutes to bring him back. a trauma surgeon told me that 10 years ago he does not survive this. because of changes in technology and procedures and things like, that 10 years ago he doesn't make it. >> reporter: nine days in icu, recently awake, stable and never alone. >> i have been in the icu every day, sometimes twice a day to see him, and i'll be in that

>> reporter: foreman's boss sheriff dave walser said the deputy was not speeding on his way to a murder scene, not with lights and sirens because it wasn't necessary. he had the right-of-way when another driver turned into him failing to yield. >> that day that afternoon he was supposed to be recognized for his 25 years of service. >> reporter: 25 years of nose to the ground doing his job. >> i don't know if you call that old school or not, but he comes in and does his job. >> reporter: his job now is to get well, however long it takes. >> this is going to be a long road and very nothing scientific to back that up, but i've been around a while and this is going to be a long road to recovery. >> reporter: anastasiya bolton, 9news. >> as a result of his injuries, deputy foreman lost a lot of blood. bonfils blood center is holding collections around town. the man who hit deputy foreman has been cited for careless driving causing injuries and failure to yield. tears in the courtroom for a woman accused of luring a pregnant woman to her home and

i do -- and attacking her. dynel lane cried as she listened to her own interview with police the night of the attack. she faces charges of first degree murder and unlawful termination of a pregnancy. prosecutors say last march lane beat and stabbed michelle wilkins and took her baby. wilkins survived. her baby did not. in her interview lane claimed she was not the perpetrator. she was the one who was attacked. >> i was walking up the stairs and i just remember a scuffle. she pushed my head. she pushed my head and it -- like i didn't hit my head. she just -- it was just completely like -- i don't know. i'm trying to make sense of it all. she just -- she wouldn't stop. >> the prosecution rested its case soon after the interview was played to the jury.

without calling witnesses. closing arguments are set for monday morning. a former hospital surgical technician pleaded not guilty today to charges of stealing pain medicine from patients at swedish medical center. prosecutors say rocky allen took syringes filled with fentanyl and replaced them with some other substance. swedish hospital asked nearly 3,000 patients to be tested for hepatitis and hiv. a medical center in phoenix where allen previously worked has also offered testing. firefighters did a good job protecting homes in superior. a grassfire started before 1:00 this afternoon and grew to 27 acres north of colorado highway 128 and ridge parkway. 60 firefighters responded from several agencies. no one had to leave their homes and crews are still there keeping an eye on hotspots, no word yet what caused that fire. meteorologist danielle grant joins us. the winds were a problem again today.

looking at 30 to 40 mile-per- hour gusts and still tonight around the boulder, superior, broomfield area we're tracking wind gusts in the 30 mile-per- hour range. you can see on our map there about 32 mile-per-hour speed, same at estes park, 29 in dumont and 40 mile-per-hour gusts around berthoud pass. throughout the evening those wind will finally start to wind down, but a beautiful evening with bright blue skies, a few high level clouds and the winds finally backing down, temps in the upper 50s in downtown denver, fort collin 46, mid-50s in boulder and broomfield and the high country had a mild day as well. a few clouds sitting over the city coming from the southwest. things change up tomorrow as a region. the winds luckily winding down, a warm start to the weekend, but then as that cold front pushes through, it will cool us off and we'll be talking about snowfall early next week. i'll let you know how much i think is going to fall. an apology from an ikea

hours that the ikea sign shut down light rail and i-25 during yesterday's evening rush. today workers finished reinforcing the three panels on the sign after strong winds shook them loose late yesterday. it made a mess of traffic between county line and dry creek. the city of centennial says the structure is stable now. the statehouse passed a bill to double the amount of time sexual assault victims can seek charges from 10 to 20 years. that bill now goes to the senate. rhonda fields crafted the bill after being approached by two women from colorado that claim bill cosby assaulted them decades ago. they say the bill would give traumatized victims more time to come forward. cosby has denied the assault allegations from across the countriful several states are consider -- country. several states are considering similar changes. coming up a report on flu season. >> and all the classic arcade games together in one place, the ones a certain age group

>> a certain age? keeping fit at age 98 for one woman means getting those other

flu season appears to be getting worse. the cdc reports high are numbers of flu cases primarily in the southwest and northeast. the colorado department of public health and environment says our state's numbers remain relatively low but are going up as well. colorado counties roared 51 people hospitalized -- reported 51 people hospitalized with the flu last week alone. 9health reporter dr. john torres says it's still not too late to get a flu shot. staying healthy is something one 98-year-old has down pat.

years of volunteering as a fitness instructor. nadine ledham has kept seniors in shape for 21 years as a volunteer fitness instructor for seniors with the volunteers of america. she says she does it to help keep seniors healthy so they can enjoy life. >> they tell me that they wouldn't even be around if it wasn't for my exercise class and i just love doing it and i feel, of course, i'm upright which is an accomplishment when you're this age and so i'm thrilled to death about that. [ applause ] >> in a dean says she's also -- nadine says she's also thrilled with the award and plans to keep unstructuring at least a few more years. -- instructing at least a few more years. space invaders, donkey kong and pacman, we go to lakewood where old is new again. >> okay. here we go.

it's a '80s style arcade. a lot of the games that we're familiar with now, you know, mario brothers, packman, you talk to -- pacman, you talk to any young kid even today they still know what those characters are. [ pinball machine noise ] >> it's the golden age of video games. personally for me they're more fun than modern games. >> sometimes better graphics doesn't nine a better product. >> it's an art form to create graphics with such limited capabilities. >> the charm is i think nostalgic of just being a child and when you first play a video game as a kid and you see it again and you're like hey, i

yobboes bumps, the music. >> what -- goosebumps, the music. >> what we're trying to do here is provide a place for parents and grand parents to bring their kids and introduce them to where it all started. >> it is refreshing because you hearken back to a day where you didn't have all the 3d video games and it's simple and fun. that's all they can say. >> fine work photojournalist korkie scholl there. how many people went wait does, this mean i'm old? >> it's right next to casa bonita west 16th in lakewood. it opens at 4:00 tomorrow. >> i can answer that honestly, yes. >> i saw mario and my heart started to drop and i go no, mario is not old. >> if you remember pong, you're old. cooler temperatures will last through the weekend. >> that trend will also bring

finally those gusty winds have quieted down here in the denver metro area and while they're still in the 20 to 30 mile-per-hour range in the foothills, it's farther better than what we experienced late last night into early this morning.

you captured the sunset, it was just spectacular, bright blue skies in boulder as the sun begins to fade behind the flatirons. 64 degrees in denver, another warm afternoon, 66 in greeley, 60s lining up the eastern plains, low 70s in pueblo with 40s and 50s up to some of the high country valleys, a stunning day, 52 at dia. mostly clear skies now with winds quiet from the north only 6 miles per hour. we will take it. here in the 9news backyard things are quiet and calm with our temperatures still at 60 degrees at this 6:00 hour. it's been a good one. those winds, though, have been ripping and roaring late last night into early this morning and look at this. monarch pass is now confirmed as the highest wind gust ever recorded in colorado, 148 miles per hour. again that's about 12,000 feet and it's still very blustery. holyoke, berthoud pass, broomfield picking up gusts in the 50 to 60 mile-per-hour range.

and gusty in dew possibility, nederland and black -- dumont, nederland and blackhawk. the winds will be with you guys the next couple hours, 11:30 to midnight potentially in the 40- mile an hour range. as tomorrow comes, it should be much better as things quiet down around the i-25 corridor significantly. on hd doppler 9 it's been a pretty quiet day across colorado and now eyes out to the pacific northwest where this next storm system is beginning to press in. a little bit of rain towards seattle and portland and in california some snowfall for the cascades, the inner mountain west and this fast moving storm will once again graze colorado with the cold front tomorrow afternoon. most of the moisture will stay north, but we will see slightly cooler temperatures for the back half of the weekend as well as a few more clouds, too. i'll fast forward so you can get a good idea what to expect saturday. 8 a.m. you wake up to wall to wall sunshine, a beautiful start to the day. by afternoon clouds push in

they'll be back in action around 4:00, 5:00 around i-25, i-76. we might squeals out a couple rain showers by 10:00, 11:00 -- squeeze out a couple rain showers by 10:00, 11:00 tomorrow evening. tonight temperatures cooling off to the 30s, a light jacket for evening plans. 20s in the mountains, a very balmy evening there as well. tonight just a couple clouds, still gusty around the foothills till midnight, 1 a.m. then things begin to weaken out there. upper 50s, low 60s again for daytime highs tomorrow. keep in mind this is before the late afternoon tomorrow. we stay in the 40s in nederland, blackhawk, idaho springs, should be a comfortable afternoon. enjoy. pushing in. on sunday we drop to about 50 degrees and then late monday night another storm system arrives, this one possibly bringing us a little light rainfall and then it switches

temperatures cool off. looks like it hangs with us tuesday, pick up the winds, cool us off, 2 to 4 inches, that wet sloppy stuff that won't stick around. 50s wednesday, nothing but sunshine with close to 70 heading towards next weekend. from colorado sports leader here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. rockies manager walt weiss knows exactly what he's looking for at spring training. weiss is beginning his fourth stephen as skimmer, the first three total -- season as skipper, the first three total disasters. so now he'd like the players to give a little help motivating and guiding the club. >> i expect every player to be a leader in their own way. really all that takes is getting outside of yourself and caring about the people around you and going about your business the right way. that's a leader. the university of denver and colorado college hockey

at the outdoor rink at coors field today and year live. 9news sports reporter aaron matas is in lower downtown. hey, aaron. >> reporter: hi, drew. du taking the ice for their practice. both the pioneers and colorado college champs as they skate around here, but you got to walk out here first and snap a few photos. you can't just lace up your skates and take to the ice. >> i didn't really expect it. i've been to one rockies game sitting up in the stands. it seems big, but once you get down here you really see how big it is and how fun of an event this is going to be. >> i think all of us were almost skeptical we hear about how cool it is and everything. you want to believe it so bad. it's just so hard to imagine that it could actually be happening and you could actually have a chance to play in it. it's really cool. we're happy to see. it's all true. we're excited.

their jerseys for the outdoor game tomorrow, black, gold and a little gray, a brand-new design. cu is going with the old throwback, tigers with the classic black jerseys should look sharp on tv. du on the rink now. after this coors field will officially be ready for the first outdoor college hockey colorado. >> aaron, is it as awesome in person as it looks on tv? >> reporter: honestly i would say it's better. we had a chance to shoot video earlier and the ice looks fantastic. they're down to the final four in each weight class at the state wrestling tournament and year live again. 9news prep reporter taylor tendy at the prep center. >> reporter: hey, drew, we'll send these wrestlers into tomorrow night's state championships. first they had to get through the quarterfinals and there were plenty of surprises. in the 5a 120-pound weight

champ tomas gutierrez getting off to a quick start against pond prose a hunter matney -- ponderosa hunter matney, but ma if tney fought -- matney fought back. >> he's a great wrestler. last year i took second and lost by one point and this year kind of redeemed myself to win it. >> reporter: keeping with 5a legacy's ryan deacon got the pin in the 138-pound class. the north western bound senior is well on his way to getting back to the state final where he lost last year. windsor freshman will von bauer will advance to the semis after defeating silver creek junior navarro in the 106 pounds. 5a 113, one of the tighter matches of the day, the grandview freshman escaping with the victory over grandview junction central's andres martinez. meeker wrestler tj sheldon is

wrestler in state history to ever win a four-pete title, drew, should be a lot of fun tonight. martin truex, jr. will use a backup car in the first and most important nascar race of the season. truex in the red no. 78 crashed on the final lapcyznski of -- final lap of last night's daytona qualifying win. nobody got hurt, but they'll all be at a big disadvantage in the great american race on sunday. >> reporter: do you know anything about the backup? >> i don't, but i'm sure it will be okay. our guys build really good race cars. it's a shame, two cars on the last lap in two races in turn one, so a little frustrating. >> adele, you are our racing experiment. can you explain to me how you can have two months off and not be familiar with your backup car? >> because it wasn't built until just before this race and they worked on this car last

the backup car ready and truex said today that he liked it. they practiced with some of the joe gibbs racing team members, likes the car, not going to practice tomorrow. so he says he likes the car, going to get in on race day. >> i mary it's a prius.

investigators got a little nervous over falling oil prices and a rise in inflation. stocks ended mixed. the dow lost 21.5, the s&p not

sick of the wind? >> yeah, i am. >> i hear you, me, too. it looks like late tonight those winds finally start to die down. tomorrow looks mild in the low 60s, storm system monday night into tuesday, possibly a little snow and we bounce right back, more sun balls and 60s. >> entertainment tonight is next. we'll see you back here at 9:00

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