AVIATION
AVIATION LEADERS AFTER THE WAKE OF DEADLY CRASHES IN ETHIOPIA
AND INDONESIA.
AND INDONESIA. >>> THIS IS KGW NEWS AT NOON.
>>> THE SEARCH FOR THE PERSON
WHO SHOT A SAILOR POLICE
OFFICERS OVER.
OFFICERS OVER. A S.W.A.T.
A S.W.A.T. TEAM MADE THE REST THIS
MORNING.
MORNING.
MORNING. THIS DRAMATIC SECURITY VIDEO
SHOWS WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE
TRAFFIC STOP.
TRAFFIC STOP. YOU CAN SEE SPARKS AS BULLETED
THE ROAD.
THE ROAD.
THE ROAD. THE OFFICERS OUT OF THE
HOSPITAL RECOVERING OF THE MAN
ACCUSED OF SHOOTING HER IS
BEHIND BARS.
BEHIND BARS. TIM GORDON HAS BEEN COVERING
THE STORY SINCE EARLY THIS
MORNING.
MORNING.
MORNING. THE SUSPECT REALLY DIDN'T GET
TOO FAR.
TOO FAR.
TOO FAR. >> Reporter: THAT IS RIGHT.
THE OFFICER WAS SHOT JUST A
COUPLE OF BLOCKS THAT WAY.
THE SUSPECT SURRENDERED AND WAS
ARRESTED AT AN APARTMENT RIGHT
OVER THERE.
OVER THERE. NOT BEFORE CAUSING A LOT OF
DISRUPTION.
DISRUPTION. THIS HOME SECURITY VIDEO SHOWS
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS
ROUTINE, EVEN WHEN IT COMES TO
A TRAFFIC STOP.
THE OFFICER AT THE DRIVER DOOR
WHEN THE SHOOTING STARTS AT
8:30.
8:30.
8:30. SPARKS ARE FLYING AS A VETERAN
FEMALE PATROL OFFICER RUNS AWAY
WHILE BEING SHOT.
SHE WAS RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL,
BUT WAS ABLE TO LEAVE AFTER
BEING TREATED.
BEING TREATED. >> SHE HAS BEEN RELEASED FROM
THE HOSPITAL.
THE HOSPITAL. SHE DID SUFFER SOME WOUNDS FROM
THE GUNFIRE.
THE GUNFIRE. >> Reporter: THE SEARCH FOR THE
SUSPECT SHUTDOWN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD, INCLUDING
NEIGHBORHOOD, INCLUDING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. IT RAISED BIG CONCERNS.
>> MY KIDS.
THERE A LOT OF KIDS THERE THEY
GO TO THE ELEMENTARY.
WE CANNOT EVEN GO OUTSIDE
ANYMORE.
ANYMORE.
ANYMORE. >> Reporter: LEASE FROM THE
MINIVAN THAT THEY SAY THE MAN
WAS DRIVING DITCHED IN A
PARKING LOT AT THE EAST
BROADWAY APARTMENTS.
BROADWAY APARTMENTS. INFORMATION CAUSE THE POLICE TO
SURROUND ONE END OF THE
APARTMENTS.
APARTMENTS. THE S.W.A.T.
THE S.W.A.T. TEAM MOVED IN.
THEY SET OFF A LOUD DISTRACTION
DEVICE AND BLEW THE DOOR OFF
THE APARTMENT.
THE APARTMENT. >> I WAS REALLY SCARED WHEN I
STARTED SEEING A LOT OF COPS
ALL OVER THIS AREA.
ESPECIALLY THE BOMB SOUND.
>> Reporter: POLICE NEGOTIATED
BY PHONE WITH HIM FOR LESS THAN
ONE HOUR BEFORE HE CAME OUT.
LISA SMITH LIVES JUST A FEW
UNITS DOWN.
UNITS DOWN. >> I WAS ABLE TO HEAR THE
NEGOTIATION UNTIL THEY GOT HIM
ON THE PHONE.
HE CAME OUT PEACEFULLY.
I FEEL GOOD ABOUT IT.
THE S.W.A.T.
THE S.W.A.T. TEAM WAS VERY NICE AND VERY
KIND.
KIND.
KIND. >>
KIND. >> Reporter: THEY WERE RESTING
A MAN WHO WAS ARMED AND
DANGEROUS AT A TRAFFIC STOP.
>> WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE ARE
GOING TO FACE WHEN WE GO INTO A
VEHICLE AND WHAT THE
MOTIVATIONS ARE GOING TO BE AND
WHAT THEY MAY BE RUNNING FROM
AND WHAT THEY MIGHT HAVE TO BE
HIDING AND WHY THEY MIGHT
ATTACK US.
ATTACK US. >> Reporter: PLEASE HAVE NOT
TOLD US WHAT THE MOTIVATION WAS
IN THIS CASE.
THEY HAVE NOT RELEASED THE
SUSPECTS OR THE NAME OF THE
POLICE OFFICER INVOLVED.
MORE INFORMATION COULD COME OUT
THIS AFTERNOON.
THIS AFTERNOON. HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IS
CLOSED TODAY BUT SHOULD BE ABLE
TO REOPEN TOMORROW.
>>> WE WILL STAY ON THE STORY
AND BRING YOU NEW INFORMATION
AS WE GET IT.
YOU CAN GO TO THE KGW NEWS APP
OR KGW.COM FOR THE LATEST
COVERAGE.
COVERAGE.
COVERAGE. >> IT HAS AFFECTED MY FAMILY SO
BAD.
BAD.
BAD. IT
BAD. IT HAS CHANGED OUR LIVES.
>> IT IS HEARTBREAKING.
SHE IS SHAKING WITH THE MOTION.
THAT WAS A REACTION FROM THE
FAMILY OF A HUSBAND AND WIFE
KILLED BY A DRUNK DRIVER IN
SALEM.
SALEM.
SALEM. TODAY, THEY WERE IN COURT IS
THE DRIVER, WHO WAS IN THE
COUNTRY ILLEGALLY, PLEADED
GUILTY.
GUILTY.
GUILTY. HE WILL SERVE 12 1/2 YEARS IN
PRISON.
PRISON.
PRISON. TODAY IN MARION COUNTY COURT,
HE ADMITTED TO LOWING THROUGH A
RED LIGHT LAST AUGUST AND
HITTING LOGAN AND JESSICA
WILLIAM.
WILLIAM.
WILLIAM. WITH HIS TRUCK AND HORSE
TRAILER.
TRAILER.
TRAILER. THEY WERE RIDING A MOTORBIKE AT
THE TIME.
THE TIME.
THE TIME. THIS WAS NOT HIS FIRST DUII.
HE HAD ONE BACK IN 2001 AND
WENT THROUGH A DIVERSION
PROGRAM.
PROGRAM.
PROGRAM. FAMILY AND FRIENDS SAY THEY ARE
FRUSTRATED WITH THE SENTENCING
AND THE FACT THAT WAS IN THE
COUNTRY ILLEGALLY.
COUNTRY ILLEGALLY. >> THESE TWO PEOPLE, THESE TWO
PEOPLE RIGHT HERE, 33 AND 35,
THEIR LIFE WAS JUST BEGINNING.
THEY ARE TOO YOUNG TO DIE.
>> Reporter: AFTER SERVING THE
SENTENCE, THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE A CALL ON
WHETHER OR NOT TO DEPORT HIM.
>> WE NEED TO KNOW.
WE NEED TO HELP
>> Reporter: THAT IS A SCHOOL
BUS DRIVER CALLING FOR ACTION
AFTER SHE SAYS A STUDENT
ATTACKED HER.
ATTACKED HER. THIS HAPPENED LAST WEEK.
SHE SAYS THE STUDENT HIT HER,
KICKED HER, AND CHOKED HER.
SHE HAS BEEN A BUS DRIVER FOR
15 YEARS AND SAYS IT IS GETTING
MORE DANGEROUS.
MORE DANGEROUS. LAST NIGHT, SHE BROUGHT HER
CONCERNS INTO A SCHOOL BOARD
MEETING.
MEETING.
MEETING. >> I WANT DRIVERS TO HAVE HELP.
THE BUSES ARE MORE AND MORE OUT
OF CONTROL.
OF CONTROL. DRIVERS ARE SCARED TO DRIVE
SOME OF THEM.
>> WE REACHED OUT TO VANCOUVER
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THEY SAID
THEY WOULD MAKE A COMMENT
SOMETIME TODAY, BUT WE HAVE NOT
HEARD BACK YET.
>>> DEPUTIES IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY NEED YOUR HELP FINDING
THIS WANTED MAN.
HE IS 25-YEAR-OLD GAUGE BURNS
AND HE HAS A WARRANT FOR HIS
ARREST.
ARREST.
ARREST. WE HAVE BEEN COVERING THE STORY
CINCY DISAPPEARED WITH HIS 3-
YEAR-OLD SON WHO IS SUPPOSED TO
BE IN STATE CUSTODY.
THEY FOUND THE BOY IN OKLAHOMA
YESTERDAY BUT DID NOT GIVE US
ANY MORE DETAILS.
AGAIN, THEY ARE STILL LOOKING
FOR HIS FATHER.
AUTHORITIES BELIEVE HE IS
HOMELESS.
HOMELESS.
HOMELESS. IF YOU SEE HIM, CALL POLICE.
>>> IT IS 12:04.
WE WANT TO GIVE YOU A LIVE LOOK
OUTSIDE FROM THE WELLS FARGO
SKY CAM.
SKY CAM.
SKY CAM. GRAY SKIES AND RAIN DROPS ON
THE LENS.
THE LENS.
THE LENS. WE'RE TRACKING SHOWERS THROUGH
THE AFTERNOON.
THE AFTERNOON. >> YOU CAN SEE THEM THROUGH THE
CAMERA LENS.
CAMERA LENS. THEY ARE FALLING DOWNTOWN.
THERE IS NO RAIN OFFICIALLY
RECORDED, BUT THAT IS ABOUT TO
CHANGE.
CHANGE.
CHANGE. THERE IS NO RAIN RECORDED IN
SALEM YET.
SALEM YET. BUT WE DO HAVE SHOWERS.
YOU CAN SEE THE PROGRESS THAT
IT IS MAKING IN THE LAST LITTLE
WHILE.
WHILE.
WHILE. THIS IS FUTURECAST.
THIS IS THE COMPUTER MODEL
GOING INTO THE AFTERNOON.
THE RAIN IS BECOMING MORE
WIDESPREAD AND AT TIMES, WE
COULD SEE A HEAVIER SHOWER TO
IN THE STEADY RAIN THAT WORKS
ITS WAY ON THROUGH THE METRO
AREA.
AREA.
AREA. YELLOWS AND ORANGES WOULD
INDICATE HEAVY RAIN, I DO NOT
KNOW THAT THAT WILL HAPPEN, BUT
CERTAINLY, RAIN ON THE UPTAKE
ACROSS THE AREA.
THAT IS THE THEME FOR THE REST
OF THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY
EVENING.
EVENING.
EVENING. LET'S GIVE YOU THE LOOK OUTSIDE
FROM WELLS FARGO, LOOKING AT
THE RAIN ON THE CAMERA LENS.
IT IS 64 THE AIRPORT.
THE RAIN MAY ACTUALLY NOT
TEMPERATURES DOWN A DEGREE OR
TWO ONCE IT SETTLES IN.
IT IS HOVERED BETWEEN 62 OR 63
DEGREES THIS AFTERNOON.
THE SHOWER CHANCE CONTINUES
THROUGH THE EARLY EVENING.
WE HAVE A BREAK OVERNIGHT THEN
MORE WET WEATHER BACK TOMORROW
AND THROUGH THE NEXT SEVERAL
DAYS.
DAYS.
DAYS. A
DAYS. A MUCH-NEEDED ROUND OF WET
WEATHER IN THE EXTENDED
FORECAST.
FORECAST.
FORECAST. >>> A HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE HELD A
HEARING ON THE STATUS OF THE
BOEING 737 MAX JETS.
LAWMAKERS, INCLUDING ONE FROM
OREGON, GROUP LEADERS FROM THE
FAA AND NTSB.
THEY ARE FRUSTRATED THAT THE
LAWMAKERS BY HOW LONG IT TOOK
REGULATORS TO RESPOND AFTER
LEARNING ABOUT A PROBLEM WITH
THE ANTI-STALL SYSTEM.
HERE IS OREGON REPRESENTATIVE
PETER DeFAZIO.
PETER DeFAZIO. >> I GET THAT.
WE CAN GET TO DETAILS, BUT THE
POINT IS, THE YEAR ELAPSED
BEFORE BOWING TOLD THE FAA WHAT
ACTIONS DID THE FA TAKE AT THAT
POINT IN TIME?
DID YOU CONSIDER THAT
INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR?
INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR? >> WE ARE LOOKING INTO THEN WE
WILL FIX THAT.
ONCE WE LEARNED THAT THE LIGHT
WAS NOT OPERABLE, THEN WE MADE
THE DECISION THAT IT IS NOT A
SAFETY CRITICAL DISPLAY.
IT IS NOT A SAFETY CRITICAL
DISPLAY.
DISPLAY.
DISPLAY. >> INVESTIGATORS SAY THAT THE
ANTI-STALL SYSTEM PLAYED A ROLE
IN THE DEADLY ETHIOPIAN AND
INDONESIA CRASHES THAT KILLED
346 PEOPLE.
346 PEOPLE. THE FAA SAYS IT EXPECTS BOWING
TO SUBMIT A SOFTWARE FIX WITHIN
THE NEXT WEEK.
>>> RESCUE CREWS ARE RECOVERING
PEOPLE WHO DIED.
10 OF THE PEOPLE ON BOARD
SURVIVE.
SURVIVE.
SURVIVE. THE NTSB SAID THAT FIGURING OUT
WHAT CAUSED THE CRASH WILL BE
DIFFICULT BECAUSE THEY DO NOT
HAVE A FLIGHT DATA RECORDER.
>>> ALABAMA IS ONE SIGNATURE
AWAY FROM OUTLINED ALMOST ALL
ABORTIONS IN THE STATE.
KERRY SANDERS HAS THE DETAILS
ON THE CONTROVERSIAL
LEGISLATION.
LEGISLATION. >> Reporter: AFTER WEEKS OF
DIVISIVE DEBATE.
DIVISIVE DEBATE. >> THIS WILL BE
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. >> LIFE IS THE QUESTION.
>> Reporter: LEGISLATORS VOTED
25-6 TO MAKE ABORTION AT ANY
STAGE OF PREGNANCY A FELONY.
>> THE CRIME IS PUNISHABLE WITH
UP TO 99 YEARS IN PRISON WITH
THE ONLY EXCEPTION IF A
PREGNANCY SITUATION CAUSES A
SERIOUS HEALTH RISK TO THE
MOTHER.
MOTHER.
MOTHER. AND AMENDMENT WAS DROPPED THAT
WOULD MAKE EXEMPTIONS FOR
VICTIMS OF RAPE AND INCEST.
THE AUTHOR SAID THAT IT WAS NOT
FOR ANYTHING, BUT TO CAUSE THE
SUPREME COURT TO REVISIT.
>> WE BELIEVE THAT TECHNOLOGY
AND SCIENCE SHOWS THAT IT IS.
>> Reporter: TESTERS GATHERED
OUTSIDE THE STATE HOUSE.
AMONG THE COMPLAINTS IS THAT
WILL DIRECTLY IMPACT WOMEN, YET
80% OF LAWMAKERS IN MET ALABAMA
OUR MEN.
OUR MEN.
OUR MEN. >> WE WILL GO BACK TO THE DAYS
WHERE WOMEN ARE HAVING
ABORTIONS AND BACK ALLEYS.
>> Reporter: THE DECISION ROLE
THAT WOMEN HAVE THE FUNDAMENTAL
RIGHT TO CHOOSE WHETHER OR NOT
TO HAVE AN ABORTION.
EVEN EARLY IN HIS CANDIDACY,
PRESIDENT TRUMP SAID HE WANTED
ROE V. WADE OVERTURNED.
>> IT WILL HAPPEN
AUTOMATICALLY, IN MY OPINION.
I AM PUTTING PRO-LIFE JUSTICES
ON THE COURT.
>> Reporter: HE HAS ALREADY
APPOINTED TWO PRO-LIFE JUSTICES
WHICH TIP THE BALANCE OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
SUPREME COURT. ALABAMA IS NOT THE ONLY STATE
PUSHING FOR CHALLENGE.
23 STATES HAVE ISSUED
LEGISLATION THIS YEAR.
THERE IS ONE OF FOUR STATES
OUTLAWING ABORTION AT THE FIRST
SIGN OF A HEARTBEAT.
THE BILL SPONSORS HERE IN
ALABAMA SAY THAT THIS WAS ALL
DESIGNED TO GO TO THE SUPREME
COURT TO CHALLENGE ROE V. WADE
IN PART BECAUSE IT SAYS THAT
LIFE BEGINS WHEN A WOMAN
DISCOVERS SHE IS PREGNANT,
WHICH CAN BE ONE WEEK OR MONTHS
AFTER CONCEPTION.
AFTER CONCEPTION. >>> TRIMET IS FACING CRITICISM
OVER PROPOSED CHANGE. THIS
MORNING, A GROUP OF PROTESTERS
WITH MERCY CORPS NORTHWEST AND
SATURDAY MARKET HELD UP SIGNS
AND CHANTED.
AND CHANTED. THE PROPOSAL IS TO CLOSE STOPS
AT SKIDMORE FOUNTAIN AND THE
KINGS HILL STATION AT LINCOLN
HIGH SCHOOL.
HIGH SCHOOL. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SAYS
THAT SHUTTING DOWN THE STOPS
WOULD BE A DISSERVICE TO THE
COMMUNITY.
COMMUNITY. >> WE SEE ABOUT 2000 CLIENTS
PER YEAR.
PER YEAR.
PER YEAR. MANY OF THEM RELY ON THE MAX TO
GET TO AND FROM OUR SERVICES.
>> TRIMET SAYS THAT CLOSING THE
SERVICES WILL