public health spokesperson says it involves the possible 'diversion of drugs' 9news legal analyst scott robinson says diversion of drugs by a medical employee is theft. right now we don't know how the theft put patients at risk. patrick evans was treated at swedish medical center. he told us he found out yesterday that he had to get tested. we're not naming the surgical tech because he has not been arrested or charged. but there is a criminal investigation. the hospital says they have no evidence patients were exposed but they're being cautious. schools to have life saving defibrillators. 14-year-old kaine greathouse knows first hand just how important an a-e-d can be in an prepare for the super bowl... and peyton manning has been facing a lot of questions about his future. in answering those questions - he revealed some news about his long-term health. the broncos q-b said he will probably need hip replacement surgery at some point in the future. manning has already battled injuries to his foot, shoulder, ribs and fingers all season... manning says he learned about the potential hip problems tw

. >> interesting enough, 9 news legal analyst, scott robinson if it passes it would help not only people like chris, but possibly prosecutors as well. >> it may actually help prosecutors down the road, more than it helps defense attorneys because it makes an accurate record of what was said and the intinations in which it was said. >> so far 26 states have some form of law or initiative on the books with similar mandates and many agencies in colorado already record interrogations. the bill moved on to the house appropriations committee. >> how about the other side? any opposition? anyone speak out against this bill. and the committee passed it unanimously. >> all right, nick mcgill reporting, thank you. >>> more evidence government workers knew there was danger at the gold king mine, the findings by the u.s. house in the disaster last summer. according to an e mail, epa official in charge said he knew the plugged inactive mine could contain a lot of water. a crew has taken responsibility for triggering the mine leak. 3 million gallons of toxic sludge poured into the animas river contamin

involves a former surgical tech possibly stealing narcotic pain medications. 9news legal expert scott robinson explains what kind of charges can be brought in cases like this. >> diversion of drugs by a medical employee is theft. it can result in charges of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and could be charged under various federal statutes, including tampering with consumer products. >> we are not naming the surgical tech because he has not been arrested or charged, but there is a criminal investigation that is ongoing. the hospital has no evidence patients were exposed, but they are being cautious. >>> 5:33 right now. a bill that would allow people on their death beds to end a democratic controlled house panel today. it is believed the bill will have a better chance of advancing there after it was rejected by republicans in the state senate yesterday. last year both parties voted against a similar bill. they argued it could lead to physician assisted suicide in cases where the diagnoses may be wrong. >>> it is something both democrats and republicans in our stat

we brought in our legal expert scott robinson. we wish we could have 45 minutes to an hour to talk about this. it's something everyone is talking about and cook is saying, you know, this is a breach of the government, too much, you can't ask for this. >> well, in extraordinary -- an extraordinary move the ceo of apple has put a public statement on the website that everybody can read and he makes a compelling argument that it that it's naive to think that if apple is forced to, basically, create a back door for its operating system, that it won't fall into the hands of criminals. the very purpose for encryption to begin with. on the other hand, nobody wants terrorist attacks to continue. everybody who has any sense at all wants to know everything we can possibly know about the san bernardino shooters and so that is the struggle that exists and what's ironic about it is the government is seeking access to this incredibly sophisticated technology from apple, technology that doesn't exist. >> no, they don't have it yet. 1789. >> reall

. >> scott robinson also notes it's unusual for a civil case to be filed before a criminal case. >>> it is one of the more disturbing criminal cases in colorado, a pregnant woman stabbed and her baby cut from her womb and left for dead. michelle wilkins survived the attack at her home in longmont last march. her baby did not. tomorrow she will be one of the first witnesses to testify against dynel lane. lane has pled not guilty. the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> this week we've explained how problem teachers can go from state to state or district to district without raising red flags. tonight a story that makes you frequented at one school, the students or -- protected at 1 school, the students or a teacher. jeremy >> reporter: -- teacher. >> reporter: elected to positions of power. what are you guys doing to protect students from situations like. this but reluctant to talk about what happened within the walls of dupont elementary, gilbert trujillo, a 4th and 5th grade teacher accused of repeatedly violating innocence of girls in his classroom -- >> i'm just shocked the wa

. >> that was 9news legal analyst scott robinson. the shooter spoke with 9news but didn't want us to share his smiz, where y off the dog but stands by hiss protection to shoot to protect his own dog. >>> police launch a search in westminster for two carjackers that happened this morning in the 9300 block of sheridan boulevard. police say that a man and woman pulled out a gun and demanded the keys to the victim's car. no one was injured. the victim's car looks like the one on the screen, a 2002, 4- door tan toyota avalon, license plate 243-xgz. police ask you to call them if you see it. >>> police in fountain are trying to identify a woman who was causing a disturbance at a truck stop. police say this woman, who told them her name was beverly a few times, was found at the pilot truck stop. she may be mentally ill and suffering from exposure to the cold temperatures. woman in her 50s or 60s with blond hair and brown eyes. anyone who may know her is asked to call fountain police. >>> chilly out there, single- digit temperatures in many

our legal expert scott robinson will join us shortly to explain. >>> how a new company plans to shake up the prescription drug industry cpr -- industry and bring down the cost of generics, one picture could be the start of a new beginning

9news legal analyst scott robinson says diversion of drugs by a medical employee is just theft. >> diversion of drugs by a medical employee is theft. possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and could be charged including tampering with consumer products. >> reporter: right now we don't know exactly how that theft or alleged theft put patients at risk. we are not naming the surgical technician because he has not been arrested or charged yet. investigation. the hospital says they have no evidence patients were exposed but they are being very cautious. >>> right now, every day we get closer to super bowl sunday and more people are showing up in the bay area for it, including broncos and panthers fans alike. 9news reporter cheryl preheim is out there live this morning. so much energy in the city? >> reporter: and more and more every moment cory. as of late last night and starting today, more and more colorado fans are starting to arrive in the bay area. so it is already starting to gain momentum. it is such a different vibe in san francisco where a lot of the fan activitie

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scott larson, abc9 news the group has now pushed p00 members in less than 3 years. jeff robinson, founder "it's everyone helping everyone. it's not just a few people. it works because lots of people are helping each other." scott larson, abc9 news and while having that information flooding your news feed may be nice, is it always accurate? scott larson, abc9 news weather wall shot with graphic one concern meteorologists are concerned about is the sharing of accurate information. behind me is a post from before the recent groundhog da\ blizzard that was shared thousands of times showing over 40 inches of accumulation. while we did see some large totals between 12 and 18 inches in parts of concerned about is the sharing ofinaccurate information. behind me i ia post from bere the recent oundhog day blizzard that was shared thousands of times showing over 40 inches of accumulation. while we did see some large totals between 12 and 18 inches in parts of siouxland, it's just one example of sensationalist information that occasionally gets shared on socialal media forecast pages to gain

scott larson, abc9 news the group has now pushed past 25,000 members in less than 3 years. jeff robinson, siouxland severe weather network founder "it's everyone helping everyone. it's not just a few people. it works because lots of people are helping each other." scott larson, abc9 news and while having that information always accurate? scott larson, abc9 news weather wall shot with graphic one concern meteorologists are concerned about is the sharing of inaccurate information. behind me is a post from before the recent groundhog day blizzard that was shared thousands of times showing over 40 inches of accumulation. while we did see some large totals between 12 and 18 inches in parts of siouxland, it's just one example of sensationalist information that occasionally gets shared on social media forecast pages to gain followers." scott larson, abc9 news jeff credits his group of administrators with keeping a close eye on the page...maintaining a high standard of quality on the posted information. jeff robinson, siouxland severe weather network founder "all of our admins are either working

i want to bring in peter robinson from the washington capitals. >> scott called us and said the dream would be to i announce the washington capitals. >> it really is my dream. >> you are going to welcome the washington capitals on the ice in warmup. >> go have forever. scott abraham, abc7 sports. robert: nice. again, he will be on the mic saturday when the caps take on the new jersey devils. i told you. i told you. leon: awesome. >> golden voice. his dream will come true saturday. he will get to introduce the caps as they cam out on the ice. leon: we better have a camera there. robert: have to. amazing story. probably the best story i have seen in a long time. alison: he deserves it. awesome. thank you. leon: great stuff. all right. thanks. alison: well, still to come here tonight -- scientists say early detection is key to fight lyme disease? when we come back find out how local research ers may have figured out how to make it ha leon: he is also responsible for the sale of the world cup television rights. the ban comes a month after he was fired by fifa. alison: "7 on your side" in

i want to bring in peter robinson from the washington capitals. >> scott called us and said the dreamnounce the washington capitals. >> it is my dream. [laughter] >> you are going to welcome the caps on the ice in the warmups. >> long life memory he will have forever. michelle: awesome. sweet. jonathan: how great is that? scott clap simply remarkable this morning and i still have tons of energy. the reason is that young man bright there. he has left a big smile on my face. i'm sure a lot of people faces out there. jonathan: everybody was tearing up this morning on "good morning washington" when he got the surprise for the caps. you realize when the caps game is on i hope we broadcast live. at least the intro. we don't have to do the game. scott: next saturday at home against new jersey. 7:30. he will be on the microphone at the verizon center. we'll be there covering the moment. jonathan: awesome. great job. michelle: natural. he if it in with the scene perfectly. jonathan: he will take my job. and the weather. eileen is gone, i'll be gone. c'ya! jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news

robinson county. >> we were going after the worst of the worst. >> and friday u.s. marshal scott parker unveiled the results of on investigation zero hour. one suspect was caught as far away as new york. >> i'm glad it happened. >> dozens of rifles, handguns, even a bulletproof vest were seized from convicted felons. >> we're going the look at you for federal prosecution. >> many of those fugitives busted in this operation are locked up here at the robinson county jail. many will be moved to raleigh where they'll face federal charges and an undisclosed number of fugitives are still on the run. that means this operation is very much ongoing. reporting in robinson county, mario boone, wncn news now. >>> it took weeks to put tonight we'll have more details on the team effort to capture these fugitives. >>> a return to winter and february temperatures. chief meteorologist wes hohenstein is here with just how cold it will be. >> you got a little spoiled this week sharon. good evening to you and you at temperatures today were chilly with sunny skies. and tonight now that the sun is dow

robinson has been getting ans for weeks. and what are the first big steps in this? >> reporter: governor rick scott declared a public health emergency. and now senator belle nelson is calling on president obama to appoint a zika czar. florida has to be concerned because the mosquito that spreads zika lives here all year. the worry is that someone come back, and get bitten by a local mosquito that then spreads it. the zika virus is active in the bloodstream for about a week. mosquitoes can live for up to 3 weeks. so the biggesty i had, where do the 3 people with zika live? the most they would share with me is the west side of hillsboro county. that is a lot of land, but mosquito control knows the exact location. they're trapping those mosquitoes and will send them off to the florida department of health to test those mosquitoes. we done know how long that will take, because up until now, florida has not tested mosquitoes for zika. hillsboro county is one of 4 counties under the governor's broward county is not under that emergency. people under the public health emergency will be able to get more te

robinson from the washington capitals. >> your journey would be to what announce the washington capitals. >> yes. >> you are going to welcome the washington capitals on the ice during their warm-up. scott: a lifelong memory he will have forever. i tell you what, i will never forget that moment. brady will be the guest announcer saturday when the capitals [mother] yeah but this neighborhood lit's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your happiness... that's real estate, redefined. erin: welcome back to sports sunday, controversy at last night's slamdunk contest. this was my favorite. aaron gordon uses the magic mascots. look at that. creativity. look how long he is in the air. robert: the thing about it, this done, from zach levine, that should not have one. gordon should have taken it. eri

robinson street featuring and live entertainment. >> sounds like something i don't want to miss. estee martin was scott joseph icflorida's best bets. enjoy your delicious eats this weekend. >>> in case you want to get out this weekend. >> it is going to be perfect weekend for that. maria jerrica. >> two weekends in a row, ladies. it has been beautiful. we will see a gorgeous weekend this weekend as well. this afternoon and into the overnight, cold night 42 with a lot of 30s and will feel cooler because of the windchill and saturday morning, after that, cold wake-up call, we warm up to 67, 74 already by sunday and was we get the southerly flow the sky is the limit and we will be in the 80s by tuesday before the next cold front brings us rain as well as cool temperatures on wednesday. please, i cannot stress enough, get out and enjoy. >>> >>> thanks for watching eyewitness news at noon. centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. watch when and where you want with advanced features like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and prism

scott: make sure to tune in on friday for a special story - taking a look at how to stay informed on the weather through social media. i sat down with the foder of weather network, jeff robinson, as we chatted about the success of his page which recently port neal welding company skycam hd and our storm lake skycam hd. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. winds are pretty calm from the east and southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. there's a lot of moisture in the air and that is rerelting in some areas of fog as we start things off on this wednesday. we've had some very light precipitation pull through overnight so be aware of some slick spots today. here's the stormcast hd where we'll pull in a southeast wind today and tomorrow. then that will turn west and southwest on friday really opening the door to some high heat! we'll get into the upper 50s on friday. today's high is 38 with clouds. 30 is the low tonight. tomorrow's high is degrees with a breeze from the south and southeast. let's get a check of your extended forecast. scott: make sure to tune in on friday for a special story - taking a look at how to stay informed on the weather through social media. i sat down with

scott. another for almost $2300 was cashed at wells fargo. >> two counts of grand theft from a person 65 or older, and one count of exploiting an elderly person or disabled person. meredith: court documents show robinson admitted to the alleged scheme, saying she was in financial trouble. jim: now to commitment 2016. in the race for the white house, the next big tests are tomorrow. the democrats are in nevada. and the republicans are in south carolina. for marco rubio, who' s running a strong third in a new nbc poll the palmetto state' s primary is , a chance to break away from the pack and take on donald trump. wesh 2' s adrian whitsett is live adrian, how are the candidates tomorrow' s voting? adrian: they have really been trying to push out the vote. they have several more campaign rallies in and around the upstate where we are in greenville, and of course the south carolina. it is really the last stand, the less chance in the first in the south primary to change of voters minds. this race is closer than ever. >> get them out. adrian: it seems fitting that in south carolina, donald trump becomes the heckled. >> you have a couple of guys that will get a couple publicity for themselves. adrian: his o

malachi love robinson committed when you're ago he was detained at hospital after a gynecologist found him in an they say he had a stethoscope around his neck. he is not a doctor. >>> scott kelly is almost done with his year-long stint on the international space station. >> before coming back to earth he shared pictures from space. he posted pictures of earth from his view on the iss on his twitter page. he has broken the record for us and shut off -- us astronauts spend the most time in space. he's coming back to earth next month. >> i can't imagine what the gravity will feel like. >> he and his twin brother is also an astronaut. >> on planet earth, let me show you a beautiful shot from daytona. i'm sure he's been peering down on the beaches of florida. as we head toward the weekend, will bring in cool rain layer, 66 now. sunshine on tuesday and wednesday. 60s along the coast. 70s inland. we have managed 75 downtown orlando, pocket of onshore breezes and high humidity for the beaches of volusia county. elsewhere is relatively dry. winds are out of the north increasing toward the northeast by tomorrow and into friday keeping beaches cooler. ucf campus, temperatures back