>>>
>>> A
>>> A MANHUNT FOR THIS GUY. BEAVERTON POLICE WOULD LIKE TO
HEAR FROM YOU IF YOU KNOW HIM.
>>> THE MAN IN THAT PHOTO IS
ACCUSED OF TAKING UP SKIRT
PHOTOS AT A BUSY BEAVERTON
STORE.
STORE.
STORE. WE'RE LIVE AT THE BEAVERTON
POLICE DEPARTMENT. MIKE, A
SHOPPER SAW THIS HAPPEN AND
EVEN CHASED AFTER HIM.
TRUCK THAT IS RIGHT.
THAT WOMAN TELLS US THAT THE
SUSPECT DENIED ANY WRONGDOING
AND TOOK OFF.
TONIGHT, BEAVERTON POLICE NEED
HELP TRACKING HIM DOWN.
WE CAN SEE THIS HAPPENED AT
NORDSTROM RACK RIGHT ACROSS
FROM HIGHWAY TO 17 FROM
WASHINGTON SQUARE.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. IT WAS ABOUT 1 PM SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
AFTERNOON. AND WOMAN BY THE NAME OF STACY
WALKED INTO THE STORE AND
NOTICED A MAN ACTING SUSPICIOUS.
WE HAVE SURVEILLANCE PHOTOS OF
THE MAN.
THE MAN.
THE MAN. STACY WATCHED THE GUY FROM A
DISTANCE AND EVENTUALLY HE GOT
DOWN ON THE GROUND AND USED HIS
CELL PHONE TO TAKE A PICTURE OF
AN UNSUSPECTING WOMAN'S SKIRT.
STACY DROPPED HER THINGS AND
CHASED AFTER THE GUY.
FORTUNATE, UNFORTUNATELY, THE
GUY GOT AWAY.
SHE SAYS SHE WENT BACK INSIDE
NORDSTROM RACK AND TOLD THE
VICTIM WHAT HAPPENED.
>> SHE HAD NO IDEA.
AS I WAS COMING BACK IN FROM
CHASING HIM, I SAID THAT GUY
JUST PUT HIS CELL PHONE UNDER
YOUR DRESS AND TOOK A PICTURE.
SHE STARTED CRYING AND WAS
VISIBLY SHAKEN.
VISIBLY SHAKEN. SHE HAD NO IDEA.
SO, SHE IS VERY THANKFUL.
TRUCK TAKE ANOTHER LOOK AT THE
SUSPECT.
SUSPECT.
SUSPECT. HE IS A HISPANIC GUY IN THE MID-
20s TO EARLY 30s. ABOUT 5'10",
200-250 POUNDS.
200-250 POUNDS. YOUR URGED TO CALL THE
BEAVERTON POLICE IF YOU KNOW
HIM AND ALSO IF YOU THINK YOU
MAY BE A VICTIM.
>>> HOPEFULLY HE IS CAUGHT
SOON.
SOON.
SOON. SOMETHING TELLS ME I THINK HE
WILL BE.
WILL BE.
WILL BE. THANK YOU FOR THE REPORT
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT.
TONIGHT. >>> NEW AT 6, A MAN TRYING TO
SIPHON GASOLINE ENDED UP
DESTROYING THREE CHURCH FANS.
WE HAVE SURVEILLANCE VIDEO FROM
GRANDVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH.
THIS SHOWS WHAT HAPPENED EARLY
SUNDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY MORNING. YOU SEE A MAN APPROACHING THE
VANS.
VANS.
VANS. A
VANS. A MOMENT LATER, A BIG FIRE IS
STARTED.
STARTED.
STARTED. APPARENTLY HE WAS USING A
DRILL.
DRILL.
DRILL. YEAH, A DRILL, ATTEMPTING TO
SIPHON GAS.
SIPHON GAS. HE TOOK OFF AFTER THE FIRE
STARTED.
STARTED.
STARTED. THE PASTOR SAYS THIS WILL BE
ABOUT $30,000-$40,000 OUT OF
POCKET TO REPLACE THESE VANS.
>> WE USE THESE BANDS FOR OUR
DAY CAMP DURING THE SUMMERTIME
AND OUR SCHOOL.
WE USE THEM ALL ON A REGULAR
BASIS.
BASIS.
BASIS. UNFORTUNATELY, THEY ARE NOT ALL
COVERED UNDER COMPREHENSIVE
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE. WE HAVE GOT TO FOOT THE BILL ON
ALL THIS LOSS.
>> THE CHURCH HAS SET UP A
GOFUNDME TO RAISE MONEY.
>>> A NEW LAW ALLOWS STUDENTS
TAKE MENTAL HEALTH DAYS SO THEY
COULD STAY HOME FROM SCHOOL
JUST LIKE THEY WOULD IF THEY
ARE SIX., IF THEY ARE SICK.
THEY SAY IT IS NEEDED TO
ADDRESS THE MENTAL HEALTH
CRISIS IN SCHOOLS.
BEFORE THIS LAW, SCHOOLS WERE
ONLY OBLIGATED TO EXCUSE
ABSENCES RELATED TO PHYSICAL
ILLNESSES.
ILLNESSES. IN MANY SCHOOLS, AN ABSENCE
MUST BE EXCUSED TO AVOID
DETENTION.
DETENTION. STUDENTS WHO HELPED PASS THE
BILL SAY THEY WANTED TO ADDRESS
THE STIGMA SURROUNDING MENTAL
HEALTH.
HEALTH.
HEALTH. >> SO MANY OF MY CLOSE FRIENDS
IN HIGH SCHOOL HAVE STRUGGLED
WITH DEPRESSION.
WITH DEPRESSION. THERE WERE TIMES I SAW THEM AT
SCHOOL WHEN THEY SHOULD NOT
HAVE BEEN THERE.
IT WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH BETTER
FOR THEM TO TAKE A DAY OFF AND
FEEL BETTER.
FEEL BETTER. THAT IS SOMETHING I WOULD LIKE
TO SEE FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL IS
NOT HAVE TO GO THROUGH.
>> SUICIDE IS THE SECOND
LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR
OREGONIANS AGES 10-34.
>>> THIS AFTERNOON, KATE BROWN
SIGNED A BILL REFORMING
MANDATORY MINIMUM SENTENCES IN
OREGON.
OREGON.
OREGON. THIS CHANGES HOW JUDGES DEAL
WITH MEASURE 11 CASES AS
JUVENILES.
JUVENILES. IT GIVES JUVENILES A CHANCE AT
A SECOND HEARING HALFWAY
THROUGH THEIR SENTENCE.
THE LACE HUNDRED, SENATOR
JACKIE WINTERS WAS A BIG
SUPPORTER OF THE MEASURE.
>>> A CONSUMER ALERT TONIGHT
AFTER A MASSIVE DATA BREACH.
ECHO FACTS JUST SETTLED WITH 49
ATTORNEYS GENERAL AFTER A 2017
HACK EXPOSED THE PERSONAL
INFORMATION OF MILLIONS OF
AMERICANS.
AMERICANS. OUR INVESTIGATOR EXPLAINS WHAT
YOU NEED TO KNOW.
>> Reporter: AN INVESTIGATION
INTO THE ECHO FACTS BREACH
FOUND THAT THE COMPANY DID NOT
PROPERLY MAINTAIN ITS SECURITY
SYSTEM.
SYSTEM.
SYSTEM. HACKERS WERE ABLE TO EXPOSE A
LOT OF INFORMATION.
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS,
DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBERS,
PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING ABOUT A
LOT OF USERS.
HOW MANY PEOPLE WERE AFFECTED?
147 MILLION AMERICANS WERE
AFFECTED IN THE BREACH.
AS PART OF THE SETTLEMENT,
EQUIFAX MUST NOW PAY AT LEAST
$650 MILLION.
$650 MILLION. SOME OF THAT MONEY WILL GO TO
STATES AND MORE THAN $300
MILLION WILL GO TO CONSUMERS.
SO, IN OREGON, WE WILL GET $2.8
MILLION.
MILLION.
MILLION. THAT MONEY IS PAID TO THE
STATE.
STATE.
STATE. IN
STATE. IN WASHINGTON, THEY GET $3.7
MILLION.
MILLION.
MILLION. WHAT ABOUT CONSUMERS?
WHAT IS IN IT FOR US?
A COUPLE DIFFERENT POINTS.
YOU ARE ELIGIBLE, IF YOU ARE
AFFECTED BY THIS FOR UP TO 10
YEARS OF FREE CREDIT MONITORING.
IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO GO WITH
THE PROVIDED SERVICE AND YOU
WANT TO GO WITH ANOTHER CREDIT
MONITORING COMPANY, YOU MAY.
YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO $125
OF REIMBURSEMENT.
OF REIMBURSEMENT. SO, HOW DO I GET THIS?
YOU HAVE TO SUBMIT A CLAIM
WHICH RIGHT NOW, BECAUSE THE
SETTLEMENT IS BRAND-NEW IT
STILL HAS TO GO THROUGH THE
APPEALS PROCESS.
APPEALS PROCESS. YOU CANNOT SUBMIT A CLAIM RIGHT
NOW BUT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO IN
THE NEAR FUTURE.
YOU CAN FIND MORE INFORMATION
ON ALL OF THIS ON KGW.COM.
>> A LOT OF US WILL WANT TO
SUBMIT THOSE CLAIMS.
IF YOU HAVE A STORY IDEA FOR
KRISTIN COMING OF HER A CALL.
YOU CAN EMAIL CALL
KRISTIN@KGW.COM.
KRISTIN@KGW.COM. >>> PG&E EXPECTS TO ENTICE
CUSTOMER TO USE POWER DURING
OFF HOURS.
OFF HOURS. WE HAVE READ THROUGH IT.
>>> THE COMPANY DOES SEE
RENEWABLES AS A BIG PART OF THE
FUTURE.
FUTURE.
FUTURE. IT IS REQUIRED TO PUT THIS OUT
EVERY COUPLE YEARS.
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
DECIDES WHAT THEY CAN AND
CANNOT DO.
CANNOT DO. WHETHER YOU ARE A CUSTOMER OR
NOT, IT IS A FASCINATING
GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC
SERVES NEARLY 9000 CUSTOMERS.
THE POWER DEMAND IN OUR AREA IS
GROWING.
GROWING.
GROWING. AT THE SAME TIME, PGE HAS THE
GOAL OF CUTTING GREENHOUSE
EMISSIONS BY 80% OVER THE NEXT
30 YEARS.
30 YEARS.
30 YEARS. >> THIS ALLOWS US TO BE REALLY
AGGRESSIVE.
AGGRESSIVE. WE MADE A COMMITMENT TO DO THAT
LAST YEAR AND THIS IS OUR FIRST
LINE WE HAVE PUT OUT SINCE
MAKING THE COMMITMENT.
>> Reporter: SHE IS THE MANAGER
OF INTEGRATED RESOURCE PLANNING
AT THE UTILITY.
PGE BELIEVES ITS FUTURE WILL
INCLUDE A MIX OF STRATEGIES.
THEY BELIEVE THEY NEED A LOT
MORE RENEWABLE ENERGY OVER THE
NEXT FOUR YEARS.
ABOUT 150 MEGAWATTS.
THAT IS ENOUGH TO POWER ABOUT
120,000 HOMES.
120,000 HOMES. IT ALSO NEEDS MORE ENERGY
EFFICIENCY, THEY BELIEVE, ABOUT
157 MEGAWATTS.
157 MEGAWATTS. THAT IS ENOUGH TO RUN MORE THAN
125,000 HOMES.
125,000 HOMES. THE COMPANY PLANS TO TAKE PART
IN OFFERING REBATES FOR THINGS
LIKE ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHT
BULBS.
BULBS.
BULBS. IT
BULBS. IT WILL ALSO OFFER A THERMOSTAT
PROGRAM WHERE THEY PAY YOU TO
LET THEM CONTROL YOUR THERMOSTAT
REMOTELY.
REMOTELY.
REMOTELY. UP OR DOWN A FEW DEGREES.
OR, THEY MAY OFFER YOU A FEW
DOLLARS TO GET YOU TO RUN THE
LAUNDRY OR THE AIR CONDITIONING
DURING NONPEAK HOURS.
THIS IS VIDEO OF A SMALL SETUP
THEY HAVE IN SALEM.
>> WE HAVE NOT DONE BATTERIES
AT SCALE.
AT SCALE.
AT SCALE. THERE ARE, THERE IS JUST A LOT
OF LEARNING WE ANTICIPATE FOR
THIS PROCESS.
THIS PROCESS. LEARNING NEW THINGS ARE
CHALLENGING BUT THIS IS HOW YOU
MAKE CHANGE.
MAKE CHANGE. I WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THIS IS
GOING TO COST CUSTOMERS.
THE ANSWER IS UNCLEAR.
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
WILL DECIDE WHAT IT CAN AND
CANNOT DO.
CANNOT DO. THOSE DECISIONS WILL BE MADE A
FEW YEARS FROM NOW.
BACK TO YOU.
>>> A MALFUNCTIONING WINTER,
WIND TURBINE THAT CAUGHT FIRE IS
BURNING ON THE WASHINGTON SIDE
OF THE GORGE.
THE FIRES BURNED ABOUT 300 ACRES
AND IT IS 30% CONTAINED.
AUTHORITIES SAY THE FIRE IS
THREATENING MORE THAN THREE
DOZEN BUILDINGS BUT SO FAR
NOTHING HAS BEEN DAMAGED OTHER
THAN THE TURBINE ITSELF.
>>> ALL WEEK WE ARE ON THE ROAD
EXPLORING EASTERN OREGON.
>> TONIGHT, WE'RE JOINT FROM
THE WONDERFUL TOWN OF
ENTERPRISE.
ENTERPRISE. MET?
MET?
MET? >>
MET? >> Reporter: WE CHANGED
LOCATION FROM DOWNTOWN
ENTERPRISE WHICH WAS WONDERFUL
TO A PLACE THAT HAS BEEN
ESTABLISHED FOR 22 YEARS.
WE ARE AT THE TERMINAL GRAVITY
BREWPUB.
BREWPUB.
BREWPUB. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE.
I WAS HERE 20 YEARS AGO AND
THESE ASPEN TREES THAT ARE
PROVIDING SHADE AND JUST
GENERAL HAPPINESS FOR
EVERYBODY, THEY ARE LIKE, THEY
WERE LITTLE SAPLINGS.
THIS IS THE ONLY BREWERY IN THE
COUNTY.
COUNTY.
COUNTY. IT IS A VERY POPULAR PLACE.
YOU CAN SEE THEY HAVE THE
PICNIC TABLES OUT AND EVERYBODY
IS ENJOYING.
IS ENJOYING. IT IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE ON A
WARM SUMMER DAY.
WE CERTAINLY HAVE THAT IN
PORTLAND TODAY.
PORTLAND TODAY. MADE IT UP TO 85-86 DEGREES.
TOMORROW WILL BE COOLER.
HERE IS THE DAY PLANNER FOR
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW. IN THE MORNING, ABOUT 62
DEGREES.
DEGREES.
DEGREES. IT WILL BE CLOUDY AS WE GET A
PUSH OF THE MARINE AREA, MARINE
AIR INTO THE VALLEY.
IN THE MEANTIME, WE ARE DONE
WITH THAT.
WITH THAT. THE CLOUDS ARE BREAKING UP AT
72.
72.
72. WE
72. WE WILL REACH A HIGH OF ABOUT
79.
79.
79. THAT
79. THAT IS THE ONLY DAY OF THE
WEEK WHERE WE WILL NOT REACH
80.
80.
80. IN
80. IN FACT, THE 7-DAY FORECAST
GETS QUITE A BIT WARMER.
WE WILL HAVE MORE FOR YOU FROM
THE MINOR RIVER LODGE.
THAT STRAYS COMING UP LATER ON.
IT IS GREAT TO BE IN