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>>> GOOD MORNING AND THANKS FOR GETTING UP WITH US TO START
YOUR SUNDAY.
YOUR SUNDAY. A MASSIVE CLEANUP IN OLYMPIA.
A TRANSFORMER OIL SPILLED OUT
INTO A NEARBY RESEARCH.
WHAT MAY HAVE CREATED THE LEAK.
>>> A SUN RIVER MAN SURVIVED
FIVE DAYS STUCK IN THE SNOW
WITH ONLY TACO SAUCE PACKETS TO
SNACK ON.
SNACK ON.
SNACK ON. FIRST START OFF WITH A CHECK OF
THE FORECAST.
THE FORECAST. >> GOOD MORNING, PAT.
AND, HEY, HAPPY SUNDAY,
EVERYONE.
EVERYONE.
EVERYONE. IF YOU LIKED THE CONDITIONS
YESTERDAY, I HAVE REALLY GOOD
NEWS BECAUSE TODAY IT'S GOING
TO BE REALLY SIMILAR IF NOT
ALMOST IDENTICAL LOOKING AT
SATELLITE AND RADAR COMPOSITE.
WE HAVE PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND
PROGRESSING THROUGH THE DAY AND
AFTERNOON, THOSE CLOUDS SHOULD
TAPER OFF RATHER QUICKLY AND
WE'RE KEEPING TRACK ON EAST
WINDS CARRYING HIGH GUSTS AT
TIMES AT THE AIRPORT RIGHT NOW,
WE'RE SEEING WINDS OF ABOUT 21
MILES PER HOUR CLOSER TO THE
GOURD.
GOURD.
GOURD. THE WINDS WILL PICK UP AND 17
MILES PER HOUR AND WE'RE WAKING
UP TO REALLY CHILLY
TEMPERATURES AND FREEZING IN
THE NEW PORT AREA AND SITTING
AT 32 CLOSER TO THE PORTLAND
METRO AND 33 IS MUCH WARMER
THAN WHAT WE WERE WAKING UP TO
YESTERDAY AND ONE DEGREE ABOVE
FREEZING AND AS FAR AS THE
HIGHS GO HIGH OF ABOUT 48 AND
MY FULL FORECAST, I'LL LET YOU
KNOW WHEN RAIN THAT'S EXPECTED
TO MAKE A RETURN, I'LL EXPLAIN
LATER ON IN MY FULL FORECAST,
PAT.
PAT.
PAT. >>
PAT. >> THANKS, VANESSA.
THAT WIND WAS ICY YESTERDAY.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EXPECTED TO
GATHER IN DOWNTOWN PORTLAND FOR
THE WOMEN'S MARCH AND RALLY FOR
ACTION.
ACTION.
ACTION. THE THEME OF THE MARCH IS TO
EDUCATE AND EMPOWER WOMEN'S
FIGHT FOR EQUALITY.
THEY'LL MEET AT NOON AT THE
SMITHS UNION BUILDING AT PSU.
KGW ART EDWARDS HAS A PREVIEW
FOR US.
FOR US.
FOR US. >> I'M SO EXCITED.
I'M SO TIRED AND EXCITED AND
WILD AND HAPPY FOR WHAT THIS
WILL BE.
WILL BE.
WILL BE. >> JESSICA BECK ET IS THE
ORGANIZERS OF THE MARCH AND
RALLY FOR ACTION.
IT'LL BE THE SECOND.
THE FIRST WAS IN JANUARY OF
2017 AND IT WAS ONE OF THE
LARGEST MARCHS IN PORTLAND
HISTORY.
HISTORY.
HISTORY. AN ESTIMATED 100,000 PART-TIME
TOOK PART.
TOOK PART. A FAR SMALLER MARCH TOOK PLACE
THIS YEAR.
THIS YEAR. >> WE'RE NOT TRYING TO INVENT A
MOVEMENT BUT BRING MORE PEOPLE
INTO THE MOVEMENT THAT'S
ALREADY HERE.
ALREADY HERE. >> THE MARCH PORTION OF THE
EVENT WILL BE ABOUT A MILE
LONG.
LONG.
LONG. STARTING AT THE SMITH UNION AT
PORTLAND STATE AND GOING INTO
THE PARK AND RETURNING TO THE
SMITH UNION.
SMITH UNION. >> MARCHING ISN'T ENOUGH .
>> THE MARCH IS ONLY A PART OF
WHAT WILL BE GOING ON.
>> WE'VE WORKED HARD TO PUT
SOMETHING TOGETHER THAT'S
UNIQUE, WOMEN LED, INDIGENOUS
AND FOR PEOPLE OF COLOR.
IT'LL BE AN AWESOME MARCH AND
ALSO FOR THERE TO BE A
OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE TO TAKE
ACTION AND DRIVE THE CITY
FORWARD.
FORWARD.
FORWARD. >> THEY ESTIMATE THE CROWD
COULD BE AS BIG AS 15,000 SO
THEY SUGGEST YOU USE PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION IF YOU'LL BE
ATTENDING.
ATTENDING. >> THE DIFFERENT TYPE OF
DEMONSTRATION IN CLARK COUNTY
YESTERDAY.
YESTERDAY. DOZENS OF PEOPLE HERE RALLY IN
THE COURTHOUSE AND ACCUSE HIS
MAN OF DRIVING AT THE TRUCK
WITH A GROUP OF PROTESTERS
OPPOSING A RIGHT WING GROUP'S
RALLY.
RALLY.
RALLY. BILLY WILSON IS FACING TWO
CHARGES AFTER THE INCIDENT THAT
HAPPENED IN SEPTEMBER OF 2017.
HE WAS STUMPED BY POLICE AND HE
WAS CHARGED WITH WRECKLESS
ENDANGERMENT AND WRECKLESS
SUPPORTERS AND THE CHARGERS
AGAINST HIM ARE POLITICALLY
MOTIVATED.
MOTIVATED. >> WE KNOW THE NAMES OF THE
VANCOUVER POLICE OFFICERS
INVOLVED IN A DEADLY SHOOTING
EARLIER THIS WEEK.
THEY'VE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS
CHRISTOPHER DUVILLE AND ANDREW
DUNBAR.
DUNBAR.
DUNBAR. THEY WERE CALLED TO WEST
JEFFERSON ON THURSDAY AFTER A
MAN WAS STANDING IN THE ROAD
AND WAVING GUNS SPORTS GRILL
POINTING GUNS AT PEOPLE.
THE OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED 29-
YEAR-OLD MICHAEL PIERCE.
HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PARANOID
SCHIZOPHRENIA.
SCHIZOPHRENIA. BOTH OFFICERS ARE ON LEAVE
WHILE THE INVESTIGATION
CONTINUES.
CONTINUES. >>> TRANSFORMER OIL SPILLED
INTO THE OLD BREWERY BUILDING.
THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF
ECOLOGY SAID THE OIL CONTAINED
DANGEROUS CHEMICALS THAT ARE A
THREAT TO THE HEALTH.
>> THE DEPARTMENT OF SOUP VISE
REIGNING AFC TOLD ME THEY'RE
USED TO CLEANING UP SPILLS ALL
OVER THE STATE.
THIS IS TROUBLESOME BECAUSE OF
WHAT'S IN THE OIL.
IRIDESCENT SHEEN SEEN ON PARTS
OF THE LAKE AS CLEANUP CREWS
WORK TO CLEAN UP OIL THAT
SPILLED INTO THE RIVER AND
TRAVELED INTO THE LAKE.
THEY'RE NOT SURE HOW MUCH GOT
INTO THE WATER BUT THEY KNOW IT
CONTAINS PCBS, DANGEROUS CANCER
CAUSING CHEMICALS.
CAUSING CHEMICALS. >> PCBS REPRESENT A IMMINENT
HEALTH THREAT TO THE
ENVIRONMENT.
ENVIRONMENT. PCBS ARE TOXIC, THEY'RE
CHEMICALS THAT WE DO NOT WANT
OUT THERE.
OUT THERE. >> THE OIL WAS TRACED TO A TANK
ON THE PROPERTY OF THE OLD
BREWERY AND BELIEVE SOMEONE
MIGHT HAVE BEEN TRYING TO STEAL
COPPER WHEN THEY CAUSED THE
LEAK.
LEAK.
LEAK. IT
LEAK. IT SINKED DOWN INTO PARTS OF
THE SIDEWALK AND THE ROADWAY.
THEY HAD TO REMOVE CONCRETE TO
CLEAN THE SOIL UNDERNEATH.
>> WE'VE GOT OIL CONTAINMENT
BOOM OUT HERE IN THE LAKE.
>> WITH CREWS WORKING THROUGH
THE WEEKEND, THEY'VE BEEN
FORCED TO CLOSE THE TRAIL NEXT
TO THE LAKE AND NEARBY TUMWATER
FALLS PARK.
FALLS PARK. IT'S AN CONVENIENCE FOR
FAMILIES OUT FOR A BIKE RIDE.
>> I'M SAD MORE THAN FRUSTRATED
FOR THE EARTH.
I MEAN, CAPITAL LAKE'S ALREADY
A MESS.
A MESS.
A MESS. I
A MESS. I MEAN, WE NEED TO BREACH THE
DAM AND LET IT BECOME A ESTUARY
AND RETURN TO ITS NATURAL
HABITAT.
HABITAT.
HABITAT. >> THE DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY
TELLS US THE OWNER OF THE
PROPERTY WILL BE PAYING FOR THE
ENTIRE CLEANUP.
ENTIRE CLEANUP. >>> THIS STORY IS PRETTY
REMARKABLE, A SUN RIVER MAN
SAYS TACO BELL HOT SAUCE
PACKETS WERE THE KEY TO GETTING
HIM THROUGH FIVE DAYS STRANDED
IN THE SNOW.
36-YEAR-OLD JEREMY TAYLOR GOT
STUCK IN THE SNOW LAST SUNDAY
AND TRIES TO WALK OUT NEXT DAY
BUT THE SNOW WAS TOO DEEP AND
HE AND HIS DOG WERE FOUND BY A
SNOW MOBILER FRIDAY.
>> HE'S DOING A LAYOUT AND
THERE'S PAGES AND DONE QUICKLY
AND A QUICK DRAWING.
>> FROM THE MEAN MR. GRINCH TO
GREEN EGGS AND HAM.
THE ICONIC THROWBACKS AND
TALKING ABOUT DR. SUESS AND THE
REAL
REAL
REAL >>
REAL >> SOME LESSER SAMOAN WORKS ARE
POLITICAL WITH A MESSAGE AIMED
AT EQUALITY AND KINDNESS THAN
THE OTHER CLASSICS TIED TO THE
BOOKS THAT MEANT SO MUCH TO
GENERATIONS OF KIDS.
>> I RUN INTO TEACHERS WHO TALK
SO HIGHLY ABOUT HOW THEY WERE
ABLE TO TEACH CHILDREN THAT
DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO READ THROUGH
HIS BOOKS ONLY BECAUSE THEY HAD
RHYTHM AND RHYME.
>> WE READ THEM TO OUR KIDS.
>> HIS LEGACY WAS VAST AND THEY
DUBBED IT READ ACROSS AMERICA
DAY.
DAY.
DAY. HE'S
DAY. HE'S GOT A NEW BOOK COMING OUT
BELIEVE IT OR NOT.
DECADE AFTER HIS DEATH,
RELATIVES FOUND AN UNPUBLISHED
MANUSCRIPT FOR DR. SUESS' HORSE
MUSEUM SO IT'S COMING OUT
SEPTEMBER 3.
SEPTEMBER 3. >>> THE GREAT FOOD DRIVE IS
UNDERWAY ALL THIS MONTH, WE'LL
BE COLLECTING FOOD AND CASH
DONATIONS TO HELP LOCAL
FAMILIES IN NEED AND WE NEED
YOUR HELP TO REACH OUR GOAL OF
1 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD.
YOU CAN PURCHASE ANY DAIRY
PRODUCT AND A PORTION OF THE
PROCEEDS WILL BE DONATED.
DONATE FOOD AT A LOCAL TOYOTA
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