THIS
THIS IS
THIS IS KGW NEWS AT SUNRISE.
NEXT ON SUNRISE, THE GOVERNOR
PLEADS FOR OREGONIANS TO MAKE
THE DIFFICULT CHOICE.
NOW DURING THE HOLIDAYS TO HELP
US ALL GET OUT OF THE PANDEMIC
SOONER.
SOONER.
SOONER. WE'LL LOOK AT THE GUIDELINES.
GOVERNOR BROWN ANNOUNCED FOR
AFTER THE TWO WEEK FREEZE PLUS
WE'LL TALK WITH A LOCAL DOCTOR
WHO'S TRAVELING DURING THE
HOLIDAY TO HELP HIS FELLOW
HEALTH CARE WORKERS TREAT
PATIENTS IN TEXAS.
>> I'M VERY THANKFUL THAT
PEOPLE ARE REALLY MADE
SACRIFICES IN THEIR LOVED ONES
IN STAYING HOME.
AND FOR THE REST OF OUR HEALTH
CARE WORKERS HERE WORKING
NONSTOP, MAKING EVERY DAY
SACRIFICES.
SACRIFICES. WE WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THEY'RE
THANKFUL FOR THIS THANKSGIVING
.
.
. GOOD
. GOOD MORNING AND HAPPY
THANKSGIVING TO YOU AND THANK
YOU FOR WAKING UP WITH US.
I'M GALEN ETTLIN.
WE'RE GOING TO BE SHARING SOME
OF YOUR MESSAGES, LETTING US
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MOST THANKFUL
FOR.
FOR.
FOR. AND
FOR. AND WE WANT YOU TO KEEP SENDING
THOSE OUR WAY.
TEXT US AT FIVE ZERO THREE TWO
TWO SIX FIVE ZERO EIGHT EIGHT.
AND WE'RE GOING TO BE AIRING
THEM THROUGHOUT THE MORNING.
>> CHRIS MCGINESS IS FILLING IN
ON WEATHER AND JOINING US LIVE
AT HOME.
AT HOME.
AT HOME. GOOD MORNING, CHRIS.
LOOKING PRETTY QUIET TODAY.
>> YEAH, IT IS.
I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE A
PRETTY NICE THANKSGIVING DAY
WEATHERWISE AND GOOD MORNING
AND HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO YOU.
GAYLAN LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE
OBVIOUSLY STILL DARK OUT THERE.
WE GOT SOME CLOUD COVER BUT
THAT'LL THIN.
THAT'LL THIN. FORTY FIVE LAST CHECK IN PDX
BEAVERTON AND HILLSBORO SEEING
IT 40 TO A FIRST GROVE RIGHT
NOW.
NOW.
NOW. THIRTY NINE.
THIRTY NINE. AND THE BIG PICTURE ACROSS THE
STATE WE DO HAVE SOME CHILLY
STUFF RIGHT NOW EASTERN OREGON
BAKER CITY WAKING UP TO TWENTY
ONE DEGREES.
ONE DEGREES. ALL RIGHT.
ALL RIGHT. THE FORECAST TODAY WITH A
TURKEY WAVE IN IT MOSTLY CLOUDY
THIS MORNING.
THIS MORNING. WE SHOULD SEE IF HE'S SOME
BREAKS THIS AFTERNOON.
I THINK WE GET UP PRETTY CLOSE
TO 50 DEGREES OR SO SUNSET AT
FOUR THIRTY.
FOUR THIRTY. GALEN, WE HAVE I THINK A FOGGY
TOMORROW AND SOME RAIN COMING
OUR WAY LATE TOMORROW NIGHT AND
SATURDAY I'LL BREAK THAT DOWN
IN MORE DETAIL COMING UP IN
JUST A FEW MINUTES.
>> CHRIS, THANK YOU.
>> YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR
OVER THANKSGIVING AT BEST WILL
ONLY MAKE THE PANDEMIC LAST
LONGER.
LONGER.
LONGER. >> AT WORST IT WILL SEND ONE
OF YOUR LOVED ONES TO THE ICU.
>> THAT'S GOVERNOR KATE BROWN
DELIVERING ONE LAST PLEA TO
PEOPLE IN THE METRO AREA AHEAD
OF THANKSGIVING.
OF THANKSGIVING. HER MESSAGE IS MAKE THE HARD
CHOICES NOW SO WE CAN GET OUT
OF THIS PANDEMIC.
EARLIER THE GOVERNOR ALSO
ANNOUNCED SOME NEW GUIDELINES
FOR WHAT ACTIVITIES WILL BE
RESTRICTED IN OREGON MOVING
FORWARD AND IT'S BASED ON THIS
RANKING HERE.
RANKING HERE. COUNTIES ARE CONSIDERED
ANYWHERE FROM A LOW RISK TO
EXTREME RISK BASED ON THEIR
RATE OF VIRAL SPREAD.
THERE ARE 21 COUNTIES
CONSIDERED EXTREME RISK RIGHT
NOW.
NOW.
NOW. THOSE ARE IN RED ON THIS MAP
AND THAT INCLUDES THE PORTLAND
METRO AREA.
METRO AREA. NOW THOSE RESTRICTIONS KICK IN
NEXT WEEK AND TAKE THE PLACE
OF THE CURRENT FREEZE.
SOME PLACES LIKE STORES WILL
SEE TIGHTER RESTRICTIONS WHILE
RESTAURANTS WILL HAVE A LITTLE
BIT MORE LEEWAY.
SO EVEN IN COUNTIES WERE
COVERED , 19 PRESENTS A MORE
EXTREME RISK LIKE MULTNOMAH
WASHINGTON AND CLACKAMAS
COUNTIES.
COUNTIES.
COUNTIES. BARS AND RESTAURANTS CAN'T
OFFER OUTDOOR SERVICE.
THEY CAN HAVE NO MORE THAN 50
PEOPLE A MAX OF SIX PEOPLE PER
TABLE AND CLOSING TIME WILL BE
11:00 PM LIZ HANNAH TURNED HER
NORTHEAST PORTLAND BAR MATT
HANNAH INTO A GENERAL STORE TO
SURVIVE THE FREEZE.
SHE'S HOPEFUL BETTER DAYS ARE
AHEAD.
AHEAD.
AHEAD. >>
AHEAD. >> THE STORE HAS BEEN OPEN FOR
A WEEK.
A WEEK.
A WEEK. WE'VE BEEN MAKING ABOUT 300
DOLLARS A DAY WHICH IS A VERY
SMALL PORTION OF VERY MEAGER
PORTION OF WHAT WE WERE MAKING
AS A BAR.
AS A BAR.
AS A BAR. IT'S SUCH A HUGE RELIEF.
I CAN'T EVEN I CAN'T EVEN
EXPRESS THE KIND OF GRATITUDE I
FEEL FOR FOR GOVERNOR BROWN.
>> NOW ON MONDAY THE OHIP WILL
DETERMINE WHICH COUNTIES FALL
INTO WHICH RISK CATEGORY.
THE NEW RULES TAKE EFFECT THE
FOLLOWING FRIDAY.
FOLLOWING FRIDAY. THEN THE OHV WILL REEVALUATE
COUNTY DATA EVERY COUPLE
OF WEEKS AND MAKE CHANGES FOR
MORE THAN A WEEK NOW RETAIL AND
GROCERY STORES HAVE REDUCED
CAPACITY UNDER THOSE NEW KOFOD
RESTRICTIONS.
RESTRICTIONS. BUT IT MIGHT FEEL LIKE STORES
ARE STILL PRETTY CROWDED.
DEVIN HASKINS BREAKS DOWN THE
CURRENT RULES WHEN YOU NEED
THAT LAST MINUTE ITEM TO MAKE
THE TURKEY DINNER.
>> YOU GO TO THE GROCERY STORE.
THE HOLIDAY GIFT MAYBE YOU HEAD
TO A RETAIL STORE.
THE BIGGER THE STORE, THE MORE
PEOPLE THAT YOU'LL SEE INSIDE.
THE SMALLER THE STORE.
WELL, YOU GET THE IDEA.
IT FEELS TO FEEDING ON OCCASION
.
.
. >>
. >> BUT
. >> BUT AT THE SAME TIME I KNOW
THAT WE CAN PROVIDE A SUPER
SPECIAL SMALL BOTIQUE MOM POP
LIKE ATMOSPHERE FOR THE PEOPLE
THAT APPRECIATE THAT.
BAILEY HANDSAKER OWNS MODAO TO
RESELL IN HEYSEL DEL SMALL
WOMEN'S BOTIQUE RESELL STORE.
>> UNDER NEW RESTRICTIONS HER
SHOP CAN ONLY HOLD ABOUT A
DOZEN PEOPLE INCLUDING STAFF.
>> I BELIEVE STRONGLY IN THAT
THE LOCKDOWN REALLY DID SEND
MORE PEOPLE BACK HOME WHICH
MEANS THAT THEY'RE NOT IN OUR
STORE.
STORE.
STORE. SO
STORE. SO WE FELT IT IMMEDIATELY LAST
WEEK.
WEEK.
WEEK. >>
WEEK. >> THE AMOUNT OF PEOPLE INSIDE
OF STORES BASED OFF THE
OCCUPANCY LIMITS SET BY
BUILDING CODES A VERY STORE TO
STORE DEPENDING ON THE SIZE
OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON HAVE
SET DIFFERENT CAPACITY LIMITS
DURING THE FREEZE.
OREGON ALLOWS STORES TO HAVE 75
PERCENT OCCUPANCY.
PERCENT OCCUPANCY. BUT WASHINGTON SET THE CAP AT
JUST 25 PERCENT.
HERE'S AN EXAMPLE AT THE RALLY
HILLS NEW SEASON STORE.
NORMAL CAPACITY IS 514 BUT WITH
THE SEVENTY FIVE PERCENT LIMIT
THEY CAN HAVE AS MANY AS 300 86
PEOPLE INSIDE INCLUDING STAFF.
WHEREAS IN WASHINGTON THE DROP
IS MORE DRASTIC.
THE VANCOUVER STORE WHICH HOLDS
NINE HUNDRED NINETY THREE
PEOPLE CAN NOW ONLY ACCOMMODATE
248 UNDER THE 25 PERCENT CAP.
>> OTHER STORES LIKE SAFEWAY
SAY THE 75 PERCENT LIMIT HAS
NOT BEEN AN ISSUE IN THE 25
PERCENT LIMIT USUALY HIGHER
THAN THE AVERAGE CUSTOMER
COUNT.
COUNT.
COUNT. SO
COUNT. SO WHILE BIGGER STORES CAN HOLD
MORE PEOPLE, IT'S THE SMALLER
ONES THAT ARE FEELING THE
BIGGEST IMPACT.
BIGGEST IMPACT. SMALL BUSINESS IS REALLY
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL.
SPECIAL. >> SO FOR THE EXTRA MOMENTS YOU
CAN TAKE TO SUPPORT THAT VS.
THE BIG GUYS, IT IT MEANS WE
GET TO KEEP OUR STORES.
SO WHO DO YOU CALL IF YOU
BELIEVE A STORE IS VIOLATING
THE STATE'S ORDERS WHETHER IT'S
OREGON OR WASHINGTON, NORMALLY
YOU WOULD CALL THE FIRE MARSHAL
BUT INSTEAD BECAUSE THIS IS A
STATE MANDATE, YOU WOULD CALL
THAT STATE'S LABOR OFFICE LIKE
OHSA IN VANCOUVER.
>> I'M DEVIN HASKINS, KGW NEWS
JIMSON.
JIMSON.
JIMSON. >> OTHER INDOOR RECREATION
PLACES LIKE MOVIE THEATERS WILL
REMAIN CLOSED IN THE EXTREME
RISK COUNTIES AS WELL.
A GYM IN SALEM HAS TO PAY A
FINE FOR DEFYING THE CLOSURE
ORDERS.
ORDERS.
ORDERS. THE OWNERS OF COURTHOUSE CLUB
FITNESS SAID THEY PLAN TO KEEP
THEIR FIVE LOCATIONS OPEN
THROUGH THE FREEZE POSTING ON
FACEBOOK.
FACEBOOK.
FACEBOOK. THEY WOULD NOT SURVIVE ANOTHER
CLOSURE AFTER INITIAL WARNINGS
THE STATE FINED THE OWNERS
NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THAT INCLUDES FINES FOR
MULTIPLE GYM LOCATIONS.
THE GYM COULD ALSO FACE DAILY
FINES.
FINES.
FINES. MOVING IT FORWARD IF IT DOES
NOT SHUT DOWN NOW THANKSGIVING
PROBABLY MAKES YOU THINK MORE
ABOUT THE FOOD THAN A GOOD
WORKOUT.
WORKOUT.
WORKOUT. BUT FOR MANY PEOPLE EXERCISING
IS ALSO A TURKEY DAY TRADITION.
>> UNFORTUNATELY THIS YEAR
THOUGH THERE ARE NO TURKEY TROT
RUNS AND IN-PERSON GROUP
CLASSES ARE CANCELED BUT
BURNCYCLE IN THE PEARL USUALY
DOES A TURKEY BURN AND LATER
THIS MORNING IT WILL STREAM TO
TURKEY BURN CLASSES ONLINE TO
KEEP THE TRADITION GOING.
>> READ YOU A BIGGER
CELEBRATION.
CELEBRATION. NOBODY HAS A DAY OFF AT A
GATHERING IN CONNECTION AND
IT'S JUST IT'S A REASON TO
CELEBRATE.
CELEBRATE. AND SO THIS YEAR IS A LITTLE
BIT DIFFERENT.
BIT DIFFERENT. >> TWENTY NINE DOLLARS A MONTH
WE'LL GET YOU UNLIMITED BURN
MOVEMENT CLASSES ONLINE WHICH
DON'T USE BIKES.
SOME OF THAT FEE EVEN GOES TO
CHARITY.
CHARITY.
CHARITY. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE ALSO
SETTING HOME GYMS.
NORTHWEST FITNESS SAYS EXERCISE
EQUIPMENT AND THE OWNERS SAY IT
HAS BEEN TOUGH TO KEEP UP WITH
DEMAND.
DEMAND.
DEMAND. >> WE'RE SEEING RETURN
CUSTOMERS THAT MAYBE STARTED
THIS COGAT THING WITH THE
OF DUMBELLS AND THINKING WELL,
THE GYM IS GOING TO BE BACK
OPEN OR FEEL COMFORTABLE IN SIX
MONTHS AND YOU KNOW, NOW HERE
WE ARE.
WE ARE.
WE ARE. >> YOU CAN STILL GET YOUR
FITNESS ON THIS WEEKEND AS A
STATE PARK AS WELL.
OREGON IS WAIVING DAY USE FEES
AT STATE PARKS THAT TYPICALLY
CHARGE THEM.
CHARGE THEM. NOW IT'S PART OF GREEN FRIDAY
AND THIS YEAR A LOT OF THE
SPECIAL EVENTS ARE CANCELED.
BUT YOU CAN GO OUT TO FISH,
CLAM OR CRAB FOR FREE ON FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY DO NOT NEED
LICENSES OR TAX.
A LOT PEOPLE WILL NOT GET TO
SPEND THANKSGIVING WITH THEIR
FAMILIES THIS YEAR INCLUDING
MANY HEALTH CARE WORKERS LIKE
DR. JASON WELLS HERE FROM THE
OREGON CLINIC.
OREGON CLINIC. HE TRAVELED TO LUBBOCK, TEXAS
TO HELP TREAT COVERED PATIENTS.
HOSPITAL STAFF THERE HAVE BEEN
OVERWHELMED WITH CASES AND
ASKED FOR MORE HELP.
DR. WELLS IS ONE OF SEVERAL
PEOPLE BROUGHT IN FROM OUT
OF STATE.
OF STATE.
OF STATE. >> WHEN I HEARD ABOUT IT AND
HEARD WHAT THE TEAM WAS
STRUGGLING THROUGH AT THIS
POINT WAS SOMETHING THAT I IN
MY MIND I THOUGHT WE WERE IN
THAT SAME SITUATION.
I WOULD HOPE PEOPLE WOULD COME
AND HELP US OUT AS WELL.
THIGNS WAS SUFFERING AGAIN.
WE'RE KNOWING WHAT EVERYONE WAS
STRUGGLING THROUGH TRYING TO
MAKE SURE THAT THE PATIENTS
WERE SUPPORTIVE BUT ALSO THE
TEAM AS WELL.
>> DR. WELLS HAS BEEN TREATING
PATIENTS IN OREGON SINCE THE
BEGINNING OF THE PANDEMIC AND
WE'LL RETURN NEXT WEEK NOW WITH
HEALTH CARE WORKERS LIKE DR.
WELLS MAKING SO MANY SACRIFICE
DURING THE PANDEMIC.
WE WANTED TO KNOW WHAT ARE THEY
THANKFUL FOR THIS YEAR?
OUR CATHERINE COOK TALKED WITH
SOME OF THEM TO FIND OUT.
>> MORE THAN EVER WE ARE
GRATEFUL FOR HEALTH CARE
WORKERS.
WORKERS.
WORKERS. BUT THIS THANKSGIVING.
WHAT ARE THEY THANKFUL FOR?
I'M THANKFUL TO HAVE A JOB AND
TO CONTINUE WORKING IN THE
CAPACITY THAT I CAN.
>> BRYAN MILLS IS A PHYSICIAN'S
ASSISTANT IN SALEM.
>> THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE IS
ON HIS LIST OF GRATITUDE.
SO IS TIME.
>> I WILL REMEMBER THE AMOUNT
OF TIME THAT I'VE HAD WITH MY
FAMILY AND WITH MY KIDS AND HOW
CLOSE WE'VE GOTTEN.
BRYAN AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE
OREGON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
GATHERED TO SHARE WHAT ELSE
THEY'RE THANKFUL FOR.
>> OVER ZOOM IT'S HOW MOST
OF THEM WILL CELEBRATE THIS
THANKSGIVING WITH EXTENDED
FAMILY.
FAMILY.
FAMILY. >> THIS IS MY FAVORITE HOLIDAY
SO I'M A LITTLE BUMMED.
VICTOR TRAN IS A FIRST YEAR
PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT STUDENT
AT OHSU.
AT OHSU.
AT OHSU. HE'S GRATEFUL FOR HIS FAMILY'S
HEALTH BUT WILL MISS THE
IN-PERSON REUNIONS.
IN-PERSON REUNIONS. >> WHEN DID YOU START WALKING
OR WHEN DID YOU START TALKING
LIKE THINGS LIKE THAT.
AND I JUST HAD TO DO IT TO FACE
TIME.
TIME.
TIME. HOPEFULLY NEXT YEAR I GET TO
SEE THEM ALL.
I NEED TO TELL THEM YOU KNOW
WHAT I MISS I'M DOING ME HUG
AND HOPEFULLY WE GET THROUGH
THIS ROUGH TIME.
>> LEARNING REMOTELY IS NOT HOW
VIKTOR OR HIS CLASSMATE LILLY
BORNIO KOREA ENVISION THEIR
FIRST YEAR AT OHSU.
BUT THEY'RE INCREASINGLY
THANKFUL FOR IT BEING ABLE TO
SEE HOW IS IT THAT WE CAN BE
PART OF THE SOLUTION WITH
EVERYTHING LILLY IS THANKFUL
FOR LEARNING THE IMPORTANCE
OF SELF CARE SO EARLY IN HER
CAREER.
CAREER.
CAREER. >> IT'S SOMETHING SHE
RECOGNIZED DURING THESE MONTHS
OF ISOLATION.
OF ISOLATION. WE'RE ON THE FRONTLINES AND
WE'RE GONNA BE ON THE
FRONTLINES ALL THE TIME SO
WE'RE NOT ABLE TO HAVE A SOLID
FOUNDATION WITH OUR OWN MENTAL
HEALTH AND THE JUST THE
WELLNESS HABITS THAT WE
ESTABLISH FOR OURSELVES AND HOW
CAN WE HELP THE REST OF THE
COMMUNITY.
COMMUNITY. >> LILLIAN NAVARRO REYNOLDS IS
A PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT AT OHSU
AND THANKFUL TO ALL PEOPLE WHO
KEEP GOING TO WORK.
>> TO START THE GROCERY STORES
AND TO GAS STATIONS AND ALL
OF THE THINGS THAT WE NEED IN
ORDER TO DO WHAT WE DO.
LILLIAN ALSO OVERSEES FIRST
YEAR P.A. STUDENTS INCLUDING
LILLY AND VICTOR AND SHE DOES
SO FROM HOME WITH TWO YOUNG
KIDS WHO ARE HOME SCHOOLING.
>> I EMPATHIZE WITH THE FATIGUE
OF ISOLATING AND I'M VERY
THANKFUL THAT PEOPLE POWER
THROUGH AND MAKE SACRIFICES
SEEING THEIR LOVED ONES AND
STAYING HOME.
STAYING HOME. >> EVERYONE HERE AGREES THINGS
WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AFTER
THIS THANKSGIVING.
THIS THANKSGIVING. >> FOR BETTER OR WORSE, THE
HOPE IS WE TAKE THE THE BETTER
AND WE KEEP IT.
>> AND WE DISCARD THE WORST AS
WE MOVE FORWARD.
>> IT'S A HOPE.
THEY ARE ALL THANKFUL FOR
KATHERINE COOK AND EVERYONE.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING MARDONA KGW
NEWS.
NEWS.
NEWS. HAPPY HOLIDAY.
HAPPY HOLIDAY. >> CERTAINLY THANKFUL FOR THOSE
WORKERS.
WORKERS.
WORKERS. ALL RIGHT.
ALL RIGHT. THE TIME IS FIVE 12 HERE AND
LET'S GET TO YOUR FORECAST WITH
CHRIS MCGINESS LIVE AT HOME AND
FEWER PEOPLE GATHERING HEADED
OUT THIS YEAR, CHRIS.
BUT THE WEATHER IS ALSO LOOKING
PRETTY QUIET TO YEAH, IT IS.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH. WE DO HAVE A COUPLE HICCUPS AS
WE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR WEEKEND
FORECAST AND WE'LL WALK YOU
THROUGH THOSE IN A SECOND.
FIRST OFF, THE CLOUDS AND THE
SHOWERS THAT WE HAD YESTERDAY.
THE SHOWERS ARE PRETTY MUCH
OVER WITH FOR TODAY AND A CLOUD
COVER WILL THINNED OUT A LITTLE
AS WELL.
AS WELL.
AS WELL. SO OPTIMISTICALLY I THINK WE'LL
SEE A FEW SUN BREAKS TODAY.
FUTURE CAST AT LUNCHTIME SHOWS
LOTS OF CLOUDS WEST OF THE
CASCADES EAST THE CASCADES
BETTER CHANCE FOR A GOOD DEAL
OF SUNSHINE TODAY BUT I THINK
EVEN ON THE WEST SIDE WE'RE
GOING TO SEE THIS CLOUD
COVER THE CLOUD COVER BREAK UP
A LITTLE BIT AND FINISH OUR DAY
WITH A FEW SUN BREAKSIDE COURSE
THE WITH THE SUN SETTING AS
EARLY AS IT DOES NOW.
>> YOU GET THE IDEA.
WE HAVE A VERY LIMITED WINDOW
OF OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME
SUNSHINE BUT I THINK WE WILL
SEE SOME ONE OF THE THINGS
WE'RE WATCHING FOR TOMORROW IS
FOG DEVELOPMENT.
FOG DEVELOPMENT. LOOK AT THAT IN THE EYE FIVE
QUARTER TOMORROW MORNING FRIDAY
COULD BE A TOUGH FORECAST
BECAUSE I THINK PARTS OF THE
WILLAMETTE VALLEY MID-STATE
SOCKED WITH THE FOG WHILE THE
BEACH THE CASCADES IN CENTRAL
OREGON CLEAR OUT FROM WATCHING
FOR THAT CHANCE OF RAIN COMING
IN EARLY SATURDAY MORNING AS
WELL.
WELL.
WELL. OUR
WELL. OUR TEMPERATURE WISE TODAY UP
NEAR 50 MAYBE 50 ONE IN THE
VALLEY OVERNIGHT LOWS TONIGHT
DIPPING GETTING INTO THE 40S
AND THEN A QUICK LOOK AT
TOMORROW'S FORECAST.
TOMORROW'S FORECAST. WHAT I WANTED TO POINT OUT WAS
NOTE HOW THE TEMPERATURES IN
THE VALLEY MODEL KEEPS
PORTLAND, SALEM AND CORVALLIS
IN THE 40S SCALE TOMORROW.
THAT IS STRICTLY A FUNCTION
OF THE FOG MAYBE NOT BURNING
OFF.
OFF.
OFF. SO
OFF. SO IT DOESN'T IF IT DOESN'T, IT
COULD BE REALLY CHILLY DAY ON
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY. WE DO HAVE SOME SHOWERS ON
SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SUNDAY LOOKS GOOD.
RAIN MONDAY AND THEN A BIG
CHANGE IN THE WEATHER PATTERN.
SEVERAL DRY DAYS WE THINK
COMING OUR WAY NEXT WEEK.
>> ALL RIGHT, CHRIS, THANK YOU
SO MUCH FOR THE UPDATE.
AND THE MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY
PARADE KICKS OFF IN LESS THAN
AN HOUR HERE.
BUT THIS YEAR YOU'LL HAVE TO
WATCH THE FLOATS FROM HOME ARE
GOING TO BREAK DOWN ALL THE
CHANGES YOU CAN EXPECT TO SEE.
PLUS A THANKSGIVING MEAL BRINGS
FRIENDS AND FAMILY TOGETHER.
BUT SOME OF THAT HOLIDAY FOOD
CAN BE DANGEROUS FOR YOUR PETS.
SO WE VERIFY ANSWERING YOUR
QUESTIONS ABOUT WHAT PART
OF THE FEAST IS SAFE FOR YOUR
FURRY FRIENDS TO ENJOY.
HI, MY NAME IS JENNIFER AND I
LIVE IN.
LIVE IN.
LIVE IN. AND THIS YEAR I AM THANKFUL
THAT I'M ABLE TO BE THANKFUL
BECAUSE EVEN ON THE HARDEST DAY
THE TOUGHEST TIMES I STILL HAVE
A LOT MORE THAN MANY
PORTLANDERS.
PORTLANDERS. SO THIS YEAR I HOPE EVERYBODY
WILL SHARE SOME KINDNESS, GIVE
EACH OTHER A LITTLE GRACE AND I
HOPE EVERYBODY STAYS HAPPY AND
HEALTHY AND STAYS AT