This is KG W News at 11.
We begin the news at 11
with a stabbing in Gresham.
Thank you for joining us this evening.
I'm Evan Watson.
There are still very few detail,
but here's what we know so far.
About an hour ago,
police got a report of a stabbig
on NE 162nd and Gleason.
That's about 1/2 mile from the
Glenfair Elementary School.
We have a crew there now
gathering any details.
Police are positioned outside oa
CVS and a plasma donation cente.
We'll be sure to keep you
updated as we learn more.
A felon is behind bars in Linn County
after attempting to rob two businesses
back-to-back in Albany last nig.
The Linn County deputies respond
to a robbery at 11:20 at the Los
Truck stop on Old Salem Rd. NE.
Witnesses say a man entered the store with
a hammer demanding money from the clerks.
Customers employees tried to stp
the robbery and the suspect toof
while deputies searched for the.
The Albany police got a report a
robbery at the Motel 6 on Pacific Blvd.
The suspects description matched the man
from the attempted truck stop robbery.
Police spotted 30 year old Michl
Partlow driving on Santiam Hwy.
pulled him over and arrested hi.
He's now in the Linn County
Jail facing robbery charges.
He also had a felony parole
violation warrant for burglary.
We have an update in Clackamas County.
A nonverbal 2 year old girl
who went missing last night was
thankfully found safe this afternoon.
The child spent over 18 hours ie
woods near her home off Yoda Road and Hwy.
211.
Daisy Caballero has more details
on the search.
I'd like to point out that the
Clackamas Sheriff's Office
is not citing foul play here.
They tell me two year old Raylan
Mishler's teen brother was
watching her when she disappear.
And left the community
wondering what happened to her.
We're all just very relieved
when we found her. After
a nearly 18 hour search in
a rural part of Hubbard,
2 year old Raylan Mishler was fd
safe on Sunday morning after wandering
away from her home on Yoder Rd.
in Hwy. 211. A neighbor say the
young girl's mother ran up to tr
house looking for the two year .
She just said that she came hom,
that she got a call from work.
And that her, her baby was miss.
And she said that the little girl had
taken off her clothes and was looking,
and so they didn't think
that she had anything on.
According to the Clackamas
County Sheriff's Office,
around 7:30 Saturday night,
Raelynn's older teen
brother was watching her.
That's until the teen took his
eyes off her and she disappeare,
leaving her pink pajamas out fr,
according to neighbors. I
just can't imagine.
And the mom was so distraught
and I felt so bad for her.
And I told her, just take a bre,
let's get you some support,
you know, let's call the police.
That will help.
And so she finally did so.
Lieutenant Marcus Mendoza with
the Clackamas Sheriff's Office
says multiple agencies and searh
crews helped locate Ray Lynn ney
1/4 of a mile away from her hom.
She was out in a maybe a hay fid
would be the best way to describe it.
Big grassy field about 1/4 from
one quarter mile from her home.
Lieutenant Mendoza says 2 crewse
searching the area and located the two
year old around 11:00 Sunday morning,
saying she was alert and
responsive but was dehydrated.
One of the searchers told me that she,
you know, she was laying on her
stomach and just kind of lifted
her head up and looked right at
them when they were walking by.
Ray Lynn was reunited with her
family and was transported to
the hospital to be checked out.
At this point, there's no foul
play that that we're aware of,
but we are making sure that
we're doing a thorough investigation.
Now, I did ask Lieutenant Mendoa
why an Amber Alert wasn't sent ,
he explained. It's a tool that s
used under certain circumstance,
but with this specific case,
there was no information about n
abduction connected to Ray Lynn.
We'll have more on this on kgw.,
desi caballero, KGW News.
We would like to provide sort of useful
information to them to serve the
population to make their workplace safer.
Researchers at Oregon State University
are working to reduce the risk of injuries
for commercial fishers while on the job.
Commercial fishing is a labor
intensive business and crabbingy
be one of the hardest on the bo.
That's because deckhands use a
lot of muscle to move all those
crab pots around in the boat.
Research shows 80 to 85% of commercial
fishermen have experienced musce
or skeletal disorders or injuri,
most of them to the lower back or shoulders.
OSU is working to find tooth a e
of equipment that commercial fis
developed called a banger bar,
used on some boats to make the
emptying of crab pots less taxi.
Researchers are in the lab studying how the
banger bar works and how it affects the body.
Height matters.
So what would be the, you know,
good level of this bar height so
that those fishermen can bang tr
crap out against to the bar to
release those craps without beng
their back and shoulder too muc?
Kim says he's met a lot of peopn
the fishing industry using his ,
and he hopes it's making the jof
commercial fishing a little less stressful.
Well, the rain is sticking
around for another day.
Meteorologist Joe Ranieri Jones
us from the weather center.
And Joe, things are about to get
a whole lot warmer, aren't ther?
Yeah, things are going to be shaping up
to be pretty nice later on this week.
Once we get past tomorrow after,
we are going to be looking at ry
some pleasant conditions out th.
We're looking at temperatures rt
now right around the low to mid.
So very kind of comfortable
out there this evening,
52 over in Scappoose in Portlan,
you're seeing a temperature of 55 degrees
at this hour east side of the s,
little bit cooler temperatures
in the upper 30s.
Low 40s and on the radar
all is relatively quiet.
We've been seeing some light sprinkles here
and there throughout parts of the state,
throughout parts of the centrald
southern part of the Willamette Valley.
The heavier showers though still
continue to move on along the et
side of the state and that's going to
continue heading into tomorrow as well.
As we bring in Futurecast,
I want to point this out,
you'll notice a good part of
the morning commute.
This model has kind of changed a little bit,
is going to be dry.
So I've changed the forecast frm
when we chatted at 5:00 o'clock,
but still showers will be rolling into
the forecast right around the potential.
Especially late morning,
early part of the afternoon and
some of these yellows and orang,
those are the heavier cells that
could be producing a little bit
of some thunderstorm activity.
So there's a slight chance see
some thunderstorms through parts
of the metro area, everything.
A better shot of seeing it will
be hitting the central and eastn
side of the state.
And the other thing I'm trackins
a big warm that warm up arriving
heading into next weekend with
temperatures approaching 90.
I'll
talk more about that in a
few minutes. Thank you, Joe.
The community of Allen,
TX is grieving in the wake of
a mass shooting at an outlet
mall which killed eight people.
Tonight, communities are holding
prayer services to remember the
victims and support their famil.
We're learning new details on te
suspect to allegedly interactedh
Neo Nazi and white supremacist content
online and wore a white supremay
related patch during the shooti.
NB C's Priscilla Thompson is in Allen,
TX with the details.
Gunshots shattering the piece oa
Saturday afternoon shopping tri.
We need an
ambulance.
Eight people were killed and sen
more injured, including childre,
police say after a gunman opened fire
at this sprawling outlet mall in Allen,
TX, just north of Dallas.
The victims, identities not yet revealed,
got one more wider Hispanic
male subject wearing a black.
Tactical guard armed with an AR.
He's got some white lettering oe
vest that says police or securiy
dashcam video shows the moment
the alleged shooter got out
of his car and began firing.
The suspect was killed by an
officer who police say was alrey
on scene for an unrelated call.
He heard gunshots, went to the gunshots,
engaged the suspect and
neutralized the suspect.
Law enforcement officials say te
shooter was 33 year old Mauricio Garcia,
who had interacted with neo Nazi and white
supremacist content online overnight.
Officials searching the home of the alleged
shooter as neighbors watched in disbelief.
It's kind of quiet, kind of,
you know, we're a little hoodie,
just just walk up and down the k
did say to himself, just always alone.
He went to high school with some
of the neighbors and they just d
he was just always very quiet.
This scene, one that is all too
familiar. Americans in fear,
forced to run, hide and pray.
We ran to the back, barricaded t
with some concrete bricks and tn
right then on the security came.
Thank God we went in the back.
At that time we saw him
walk right by masked up.
Fake police outfit on. Survivors
returned to the scene today to collect
their vehicles, many still in s.
We heard all these shots starte.
And she had just been out there.
And if she hadn't to come in the store,
she's probably the edge of the
as another grief stricken commuy
gathers to mourn and to heal.
Let's get to more national headlines tonight.
Border agents are preparing for
a massive surge of migrants when
a COVID era restriction known as
Title 42 expires on Thursday.
It allowed the US to block
migrants crossing the border.
Mayors of towns along the southern border
are calling on the Biden administration
to provide more federal resourc.
Several cities in Texas have
declared a state of emergency.
Former President Donald Trump
will not testify in the rape and
defamation trial against him.
A woman against him,
a woman named E Jean Carroll,
claims the former president rapd
her in the 90s and later defamed her.
No filings were made by Trump's
attorneys to notify the court
if he wanted to testify.
Last week,
Trump's attorney told the judget
he had waived his right to test.
The trial closing arguments
will begin tomorrow morning.
Florida Democrats and community
activists gathered for a Stand
United rally in Tampa today.
Speakers at the rally spoke on
topics ranging from guns to bann
reproductive rights to attacks n
public education and diversity initiatives.
Democratic leaders,
including Chairwoman Nikki Free,
Senator Chevron Jones,
former Congressman Debbie Mccar,
Powell were there.
Those are your national headlin.
Members from more than 100 local A API
organizations gathered in Old Tn
for the annual Oregon Rises Above Hate event.
The event was created three years ago
with a focus to stop anti Asian hate,
to fight prejudice and racism.
It's also scheduled during Asian American
and Pacific Islander Heritage M.
Elected officials who spoke at
the event say it's important now
more than ever to amplify the
voices of community members.
And what this event does is allw
us to reclaim our visibility.
That's what it allows us to do, right?
It allows us to say we are here.
Here's who we are in all of our diversity.
We are beautiful,
We are Oregonian, we are Americ,
and we are here to stay.
Oregon Rises Above Hate is hosting several
other events throughout the mon,
including a series of performans
by Asian American members of
the Oregon Symphony on May 17th.