>>>
>>> IT
>>> IT IS
>>> IT IS NOT OVER AND IT WILL NOT BE OVER FOR A WHILE.
>>> CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS NOT
GOING ANYWHERE.
GOING ANYWHERE. HUNDREDS OF NEW CASES AND A
HOLD ON REOPENINGS IN OREGON.
EXPERT SAY IT IS IMPORTANT TO
KEEP IT INTO PERSPECTIVE.
>> I THINK WE NEED TO BE
EXTREMELY CAREFUL ABOUT WHAT
OUR DATA AND WHAT ARE
EXTRAPOLATIONS.
EXTRAPOLATIONS. >>> ANOTHER WEEKEND OF
DEMONSTRATIONS AND STEPS
TOWARDS CHANGE FOR TEARING DOWN
STATUES NASCAR'S FIRST RACE
WITHOUT THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW THE
PROTESTS ARE SPARKING ACTION.
>>> WE LOOKED UP AND SAW THE
FUNNEL COMING DOWN THE THAT IS
WHEN ME AND MY BUDDY LOOKED AT
IT AND SAID WE NEED TO BE IN THE
HOUSE RIGHT NOW.
>>> AND THESE WOMEN MIGHT BE
THE ULTIMATE MOTHER-DAUGHTER
DUO.
DUO.
DUO. THEY
DUO. THEY COMPLETED MEDICAL SCHOOL
TOGETHER ANOTHER SET TO WORK IN
THE SAME HOSPITAL.
>> WE WILL WANT TO HAVE A
POSITIVE IMAGE FOR THE PEOPLE
SO THEY CAN SEE THIS IS
POSSIBLE.
POSSIBLE.
POSSIBLE. >> Reporter: HAVE A MOTIVATED
EACH OTHER AND HOW THEY ARE
INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION
OF DOCTORS.
OF DOCTORS. KGW NEWS AT SUNRISE SUCH RIGHT
NOW.
NOW.
NOW. >>
NOW. >> THEY LOOK LIKE SISTERS.
>>> GOOD MORNING, THANK YOU FOR
WAKING UP WITH US ON A RAINY
MONDAY.
MONDAY.
MONDAY. ROD IS WORKING BUT FROM HOME.
YOU ARE UP AND AT THEM WITH SOME
OF THE FORECAST.
>>> ONE THING THAT HAS BEEN
CONSISTENT AS THE 7-DAY
FORECAST SHOWING THE SATURDAY
RAIN THAT MUCH AROUND YESTERDAY
AND THEN NOW THE RAIN IS BACK
TODAY AND TOMORROW.
ALL OF THAT HAS BEEN A GO ON
THE FORECAST FOR A WHILE.
HERE'S THE DOPPLER RADAR.
RAIN IS STUDY FOR THE LAST
SEVERAL HOURS BUT NOW IT IS
STARTING TO BREAK UP HERE IN
THE VALLEY AND ALSO IN SPOTS
ALONG THE COAST.
OVERALL, IT IS A WET LOOKING
RADAR.
RADAR.
RADAR. RAIN AT TIMES CONTINUED
THROUGHOUT THE DAY TODAY.
WE WILL BE WARMING UP TO 63 AS
THE EXPECTED HIGH.
>> COMIC THE 7-DAY FORECAST.
WE WILL SEE THAT IN A FEW
MINUTES.
MINUTES.
MINUTES. >>> LET'S START WITH THE LATEST
CORONAVIRUS NUMBERS IN OREGON.
LIKE MANY STATES ACROSS THE
COUNTRY, WE ARE SEEING A SPIKE
IN CASES.
IN CASES.
IN CASES. YOU CAN SEE THE NEW CASES
STARTING TO GO UP WITH IN THE
PAST WEEK AND IT DOES NOT SLOW
DOWN OVER THE WEEKEND, EITHER.
THE OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY
SAID 101 MORE PEOPLE TESTED
POSITIVE.
POSITIVE.
POSITIVE. 32 CASES ARE MULTNOMAH COUNTY
AND 20 ARE IN MARION COUNTY.
TWO MORE PEOPLE HAVE DIED OF
THE VIRUS AND A 25-YEAR-OLD
WOMAN FROM TAMA COUNTY ENDE 78-
YEAR-OLD WOMAN FROM WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
COUNTY.
COUNTY. SATURDAY, OH A REPORTED 158
MORE CASES AND ONE DEATH.
THESE ARE SOME OF THE HIGHEST
SINGLE DAY TOTALS FOR CASES
THAT WE HAVE SEEN IN THE PAST
WEEK.
WEEK.
WEEK. THESE NUMBERS CAUSED GOVERNOR
KATE BROWN TO PUT A HOLD ON ALL
COUNTIES REOPENING APPLICATIONS
IN OREGON UNTIL AT LEAST THIS
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY. WELL WE ARE SEEING MORE CASES,
IT IS IMPORTANT TO GET CONTEXT.
WE SPOKE WITH THE PORTLAND
STATE BIOLOGY PROFESSOR DR. KEN
STEADMAN CALLED THE VIRUS
HUNTER AND HE SAYS ONE OF THE
BIG UPTICKS WE SAW CAME FROM
PACIFIC SEAFOOD IN NEWPORT.
WORKER STARTED TO TEST POSITIVE
IN EARLY JUNE.
>> THERE IS A HUGE SPIKE AND
IT'S A BIG DIFFERENCE IN TERMS
OF THE AVERAGE.
EVERYTHING IS RELATIVELY LEVEL.
WE ARE NOT RELEASING A HUGE
INCREASE RIGHT NOW.
>> THESE WORKPLACE OUTBREAKS ARE
EASY TO TRACE AND THAT HAS LED
TO SOME THE SPIKES WE HAVE
SEEN.
SEEN.
SEEN. IT
SEEN. IT IS TOO EARLY TO TELL IF THE
PROTEST COULD LEAD TO A SPIKE
IN CASES.
IN CASES.
IN CASES. THE MULTNOMAH COUNTY OFFICIALS
SAY WHO TESTED POSITIVE
DISCLOSED THAT THEY WERE AT A
PROTEST MARCH.
PROTEST MARCH. >>> STILL, A LOT OF PEOPLE
UNHAPPY THAT RESTRICTIONS IN
PLACE.
PLACE.
PLACE. A
PLACE. A GROUP OF YOUNG ATHLETES
GATHERED OUTSIDE THE SALEM
STATE CAPITAL. IS PART OF THE
LET THEM PLAY IN OREGON
MOVEMENT.
MOVEMENT.
MOVEMENT. THEY CANNOT TO PLAY SOCCER AND
TOSS FOOTBALLS YESTERDAY.
THE GROUP WANTS TO TALK WITH
LAWMAKERS ABOUT RESTARTING
SPORTS.
SPORTS.
SPORTS. AND SAYS THAT KEEPING KIDS OUT
OF SPORTS IS HURTING THE SOCIAL
AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH.
>> IT'S IMPORTANT FOR US TO
KEEP THEM HERE AND SHOW THEM
THESE ARE WHERE THE DECISIONS
ARE MADE AND REMIND THOSE
MAKING THE DECISIONS OF THESE
ARE REAL KIDS AND THAT THERE
ARE REAL NEGATIVE SIDE EFFECTS
TO KEEPING THEM OUT OF THE 70s.
>> THE LET THEM PLAY MOVEMENT
STARTED IN EARLY JUNE.
IT HAS 24,000 FOLLOWERS AROUND
THE STATE.
THE STATE. >>> WE ALSO SAW PROTESTERS OF A
DIFFERENT KIND THIS WEEKEND.
NATIONWIDE, PEOPLE ARE GATHERING
TO HEAVEN AND TO POLICE
BRUTALITY.
BRUTALITY. >>> THEY WERE OUT AGAIN AND
PORTLAND I WANT TO START AGAIN
WITH THE PROTEST IN ATLANTA.
THAT IS WHERE POLICE OFFICER
SHOT AN UNARMED BLACK MAN ON
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY. HERE IS TRACIE POTTS.
>> Reporter: ANGER AND
FRUSTRATION SPILLING INTO THE
STREETS OF ATLANTA AFTER
ANOTHER POLICE SHOOTING
INVOLVING A BLACK AND.
THE SCENE OF THE SHOOTING
TORCHED OVER THE WEEKEND.
THEY WERE RUNNING AWAY WHEN HE
APPEARED TO POINT A TASER AT
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS. THE OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED HIM.
HE WAS FIRED AND THE POLICE
CHIEF RESIGNED.
CHIEF RESIGNED. >> I'M NOT SURE IF IT IS AS
CLEAR AS WE HAVE SEEN AROUND
THE COUNTRY WITH SOME OF THE
OTHER ISSUES.
OTHER ISSUES. >> Reporter: THIS COMES AS
CONGRESS CONSIDERS POLICE
REFORM TRACKING MISCONDUCT AND
ELIMINATING CHOKEHOLD AND NO
NOT WARRANTS.
NOT WARRANTS. >> TO HAVE AN ACT THAT REQUIRES
MORE DATA TO BE PROVIDED SO
THAT WE CAN COME OUT WITH
POLICIES THAT ARE CONSISTENT.
>> Reporter: LAWMAKERS PRESSURE
TO PULL MONEY FROM POLICE AND
REINVESTED INTO SOCIAL
SERVICES.
SERVICES.
SERVICES. >> NOBODY IS GOING TO DEFUND
THE POLICE.
THE POLICE. WE CAN RESTRUCTURE THE POLICE
FORCES.
FORCES.
FORCES. RESTRUCTURE, REIMAGINE POLICING.
THAT IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO
DO.
DO.
DO. >>
DO. >> Reporter: THE RENT MEDICAL
EXAMINER HAS RULED THE DEATH A
HOMICIDE.
HOMICIDE.
HOMICIDE. TWO BULLETS IN THE BACK.
FUELING GROWING FRUSTRATION AND
DEMANDS FOR CHANGE.
>>> BACK HERE LOCALLY,
THOUSANDS MARCHED IN PORTLAND
THIS WEEKEND AND SAY THEY WILL
NOT STOP UNTIL THEY SEE LASTING
REFORM.
REFORM.
REFORM. THEY ARRESTED SEVERAL
DEMONSTRATORS AT THE JUSTICE
CENTER FOR THROWING GLASS
BOTTLES AND FIREWORKS AT THE
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS. HE FOR THAT CONFRONTATION, A
LARGE GROUP GATHERED AT
JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL.
FROM THERE, THEY MARCHED TO
ALBERTA PARK IN NORTHEAST
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND. >>> A VIDEO ON SOCIAL MEDIA
SHOWS A GROUP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
TEARING DOWN A STATUE OF THOMAS
JEFFERSON.
JEFFERSON. YOU CAN SEE THEM GATHERED
AROUND AND AT ONE POINT, THEY
ARE CHEERING.
ARE CHEERING. THE PHOTOJOURNALIST IS GIVING
US THIS LIVE LOOK RIGHT NOW.
THE STATUE THERE IS ON THE
GROUND AND THE WORDS SLAVE
OWNER ARE WRITTEN ON A PEDESTAL.
JEFFERSON WAS THE THIRD
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
AND ALSO OWNED HUNDREDS OF
SLAVES.
SLAVES.
SLAVES. >>> THAT IS NOT THE ONLY STATUE
WE SAW TAKEN DOWN.
IN EUGENE, TWO HISTORIC PIONEER
STATUES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
OREGON WERE TOPPLED. THE EVENT
AND THEY CAMPUS FOR DECADES BUT
HAVE A CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY.
LOCAL NEWSPAPER REPORT FROM
BACK IN THE 1930s SAYS STATUES
LIKE THESE SPREAD TO THE WEST
TO CELEBRATE WHITE CONQUEST OF
THE LAND.
THE LAND.
THE LAND. IT IS NOT CLEAR WHO TORE DOWN
THE STATUES.
THE STATUES. >>> A STREET NAME IS ALSO UNDER
SCRUTINY IN NORTH PORTLAND.
A CHANGE.ORG PETITION IS GAINING
MOMENTUM TO RENAME CALHOUN
AVENUE ST. JOHNS NEIGHBORHOOD.
THE GREATEST OF THE PETITION
SAY THE STREET IS NAMED AFTER
JOHN C CALHOUN WAS THE SEVENTH
VICE PRESIDENT AND A STAUNCH
DEFENDER OF SLAVERY.
THE PETITION WOULD RENAME THE
STREET. AFTER THE FIRST AFRICAN-
AMERICAN CONDUCTOR THE SYMPHONY
AND LED THE GROUP FOR MORE THAN
20 YEARS.
20 YEARS.
20 YEARS. >> IS NOT A BIG EXPENSE FOR THE
CITY.
CITY.
CITY. >>
CITY. >> THE ONE CONCERN IS THAT HE
PROBABLY DESERVES A MUCH BIGGER
STREET.
STREET.
STREET. >> WE RESELL TO THE PORTLAND
BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION AND
COULD NOT CONFIRM THAT THE
STREET WAS ACTUALLY NAMED AFTER
JOHN CALHOUN, BUT SAID IT IS
WILLING TO REVIEW ANY STREET
NAME THAT HAS A HISTORY
ASSOCIATED WITH RACISM OR WHITE
SUPREMACY.
SUPREMACY. >>> WE ARE GOING TO TAKE A
QUICK PEEK AND TALK ABOUT THE
WEATHER RIGHT NOW.
IF YOU LIVE IN THE DAMASCUS
AREA, IF YOU ARE SEEING THE
FINAL CROWD ON SUNDAY.
THEY CONFIRMED IT WASN'T EF0
TORNADO.
TORNADO.
TORNADO. HERE IS JOE RAINERI WITH A
CLOSER LOOK.
CLOSER LOOK. >>> SATURDAY NIGHT BROUGHT A
RARE TORNADO TO RURAL CLACKAMAS
COUNTY.
COUNTY.
COUNTY. THEY PICKED UP SOME OF THE
PATIO FURNITURE AND THE
BRANCHES LITTERED THE PROPERTY.
IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY, YOU CAN
SEE DEBRIS GETTING PICKED UP
AND TOSSED AROUND.
TANNER BENSON SAW FIRSTHAND HOW
THE STRUCTURE OF THE
DESTRUCTION WAS.
DESTRUCTION WAS. >> WE LOOKED AT EACH OTHER AND
SAID WE NEEDED TO GET IN THE
HOUSE RIGHT NOW.
I DO NOT SEE ANYTHING ELSE
AFTER THAT.
AFTER THAT. I SAW THE FUNNEL COMING DOWN.
>>> AFTER A FEW MINUTES,
SEEKING SHELTER INSIDE THE
HOUSE, THE WIND WAS INSANE.
IT WAS POWERFUL.
PURE POWERFUL.
PURE POWERFUL. >> Reporter: HE CAME OUTSIDE TO
SEE THE DAMAGE.
>> ONE OF MY PROPERTY THE WENT
TO, THAT WAS THE BIGGEST ONE
AND THAT WE HAD ONE THAT WAS ON
MY NEIGHBOR'S PROPERTY THAT
CRUSH THE BACK FENCE.
>> Reporter: THE REAL DAMAGE
HAPPENED TO SOME OF THE CARS.
>>> EF0 IS ON THE LOWEST END OF
THE SCALE, BUT STILL, THEY OUT
OF THE WOODS?
ANYTHING ELSE ON THE RADAR, SO
TO SPEAK?
TO SPEAK?
TO SPEAK? >> I WOULD TELL YOU KNOW STORMY
SKIES TODAY.
SKIES TODAY. WE WILL SEE SOME STORMY LOOKING
SKIES ON TUESDAY WITH DOWNPOURS
AND HAIL.
AND HAIL.
AND HAIL. A QUICK NOTE THAT ONE THING
THAT WAS PARTICULARLY SCARY
ABOUT THE TORNADO THAT HIT THE
DAMASCUS AREA ON SATURDAY IS
THAT THERE WAS NOT A BIG HEADS
UP.
UP.
UP. OFTEN
UP. OFTEN IN THESE TORNADOES, WE
HAVE BIG OUTBREAKS OF THUNDER
AND LIGHTNING AND YOU THINK,
SOMETHING IS GOING ON.
THIS TIME, WE DO NOT SEE MUCH
OF THAT.
OF THAT.
OF THAT. IT WAS JUST RAIN AND THEN ALL
OF A SUDDEN, THE FUNNEL POPPED
UP AND THEN IT PRODUCED MAINLY
TREE DAMAGE THAT WE SAW WITH
THE 75 MILE PER HOUR WIND.
THAT IS FROM THE NATIONAL
WEATHER SERVICE.
WEATHER SERVICE. HERE IS A LOOK AT THE DOPPLER
RADAR.
RADAR.
RADAR. IS
RADAR. IS A BIG UPPER-LEVEL LOW
OFFSHORE AND THAT WILL BE
COMING INLAND TOMORROW.
BETWEEN NOW AND TOMORROW, IT IS
RAIN AT TIMES.
THE BIGGEST PUSH OF STUDY RAIN
IS WE HAVE OVERNIGHT.
WE ARE GETTING A BREAK UP AND
DOWN PARTS OF ORLAND AND SALEM
ON THE I-5 CORRIDOR RIGHT NOW.
THERE WILL BE NUMEROUS SHOWERS
COMING AND GOING GENERALLY
SPEAKING THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
IF ANYTHING, WE WILL SEE THE
RAIN BECOMING MORE SCATTERED AS
WE GO TO THE AFTERNOON.
TOMORROW IS THE DAY WE WILL BE
LOOKING FOR STORMY SKIES.
LOOK AT THE YELLOW AND ORANGE
COLORS.
COLORS.
COLORS. THAT WOULD BE SOME HAIL SHOWERS
AND I DON'T THINK THE
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES ARE VERY
HIGH TOMORROW BECAUSE IT WILL
MOSTLY BE THE DOWNPOURS.
THE TODAY RAIN TOTALS ON AVERAGE
KIND OF SNIFFING ABOUT .5
INCHES.
INCHES.
INCHES. EVERYBODY HAS SOME RAIN IN THE
FORECAST TODAY WITH THE STATE
TEMPERATURES IN THE 50s AND
60s.
60s.
60s. SUMMER STARTS ON SATURDAY.
SATURDAY COULD BE SUNNY AND 80.
THAT WOULD BE THE START OF
SUMMER.
SUMMER.
SUMMER. BACK TO YOU.
>>> I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
THAT NEWS FOR A LONG TIME.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
>>> WANT TO GET BACK TO YOU.
THE TRAFFIC ALERTS, WE HAVE TWO
BIG ONES THIS MORNING.
THIS IS I 84 EASTBOUND.
YOU CAN SEE THE FLASHING LIGHTS
RIGHT THERE BEHIND THEM.
A SEMI THAT ROLLED OVER ONTO
THE SIDE ABOUT HALF AN HOUR AGO
IS BLOCKING THE TWO LEFT LANES
HEADED EAST, BVC TRAFFIC
GETTING BY IN THE FAR RIGHT
LANE.
LANE.
LANE. THEN WE WILL TAKE YOU OVER TO
THE WEST SIDE OF HIGHWAY 26
RIGHT AT MURRAY.
LOOK AT THE BACK UP HERE.
THIS IS LOOKING WESTBOUND.
IF YOU'RE HEADING TOWARD THE
HILLSBOROUGH AREA, THIS IS
GOING TO STOP YOU DEAD IN YOUR
TRACKS.
TRACKS.
TRACKS. THIS IS BEAVERTON POLICE
CHASING THE STOLEN CAR.
THEY HAD A PIT MANEUVER TO STOP
THAT CAR.
THAT CAR.
THAT CAR. THAT IS WHAT ALL THE POLICE
FLASHING LIGHTS ARE.
THAT IS RIGHT THERE AT THE