THE
THE NEW
THE NEW IN AND OUT HELPING IN KEIZER.
KEIZER.
KEIZER. THE PLAN TO HANDLE THE TRAFFIC
NIGHTMARE.
NIGHTMARE. >> THERE IS FOLKS THAT HAVE NOT
SUPPLIED UP FOR THE WINTER AND
THE FIRST SERIOUS COLD SNAP IS
THREATENING.
THREATENING. >> THAT IS WHAT WE ARE DEALING
WITH RIGHT NOW.
THE TEMPERATURE IS DROPPING
TONIGHT IN THE DANGEROUS ZONE
FOR THOSE LIVING OUTSIDE.
NOW IN RESPONSE, MULTNOMAH
COUNTY OPENED EMERGENCY
SHELTERS FOR A SECOND NIGHT.
PAT DOORIS IS AT ONE OF THEM.
PAT.
PAT.
PAT. >>
PAT. >> WELL, ACTUALLY THIS IS BUD
CLARK COMMONS.
CLARK COMMONS. A TRANSITIONAL SHELTER FOR
PEOPLE COMING OFF OF THE STREET
AND FOR NIGHTS LIKE THIS IT IS
AN EMERGENCY SHELTER THAT IS
GOOD.
GOOD.
GOOD. PEOPLE OUT HERE ARE STARTING TO
FEEL THE COLD.
>> MEET BRANDON.
A VETERAN OF COLD NIGHTS ON
PORTLAND STREETS.
PORTLAND STREETS. HE HAS LIVED OUTSIDE THE PAST 8
YEARS.
YEARS.
YEARS. >>
YEARS. >> ARE YOU IN A TENT AT NIGHT?
>> YES.
>> YES.
>> YES. >> HOW DID YOU STAY WARM LAST
NIGHT?
NIGHT?
NIGHT? >>
NIGHT? >> BLANKETS.
>> BLANKETS. >> MULTNOMAH COUNTY TAXPAYERS
HAVE 2000 BEDS FOR THE HOMELESS
AND MOST OPEN YEAR ROUND AND
ANOTHER 350 OPEN LAST NIGHT
BECAUSE OF THE SHARP DROP IN
TEMPERATURES.
TEMPERATURES. THE DIRECTOR OF THE JOIN OFFICE
OF HOMELESS SERVICES SAYS
EVERYONE CAN HELP WHEN IT GETS
THIS COLD.
THIS COLD. >> WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR
DONATIONS OF BLANKETS AND
SLEEPING BAGS AND TARPS AND
BEDS.
BEDS.
BEDS. THE
BEDS. THE HOMELESS SHELTERS CAN HAND
SUPPLIES OUT TO SOMEONE IN
NEED.
NEED.
NEED. >>
NEED. >> WHICH PROBABLY MAKES YOU
WONDER WHERE CAN I TAKE STUFF?
YOU CAN CHECK IT OUT AT 221
INFO DOT ORG AND DROP OFF
SUPPLIES.
SUPPLIES.
SUPPLIES. IF YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT A
HOMELESS PERSON YOU CAN DIAL
221 AND THEY WILL CHECK PEOPLE
OUT.
OUT.
OUT. BACK
OUT. BACK TO YOU.
>>> POP-UP PICNICS IN PARKING
LOT.
LOT.
LOT. THEY
LOT. THEY WERE PART OF A PROTEST.
COMMUNITY GROUPS ARE UPSET
ABOUT A NEW ORDINANCE TO
REQUIRE THEM TO GET PERMITS TO
SERVE PEOPLE THAT NEED A MEAL.
THEY HAVE BEEN SERVING IN
DIRECTOR'S PARK SINCE 2013.
AN AFTERNOON MEAL OF SOUPS AND
SANDWICHES.
SANDWICHES. THERE WOULD BE A LIMIT OF ONE
PERMIT A WEEK.
THERE WAS A LAWSUIT TO TRY TO
BLOCK THE NEW RULES.
PEOPLE THAT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THEM SAY THEY ARE NEEDED.
>> A LOT OF PEOPLE DEPEND ON
IT.
IT.
IT. JUST
IT. JUST THAT LITTLE BIT OF FOOD OR
COFFEE AND SOME SOUP.
IT HELPS.
IT HELPS.
IT HELPS. >> THE CITY SAYS THE INTENT OF
THE NEW ORDINANCE IS TO
ESTABLISH COORDINATION AND KEEP
A PROCESS IN PLACE TO SUPPORT
SERVICES AND EVENTS.
>>> NEW NUMBERS SHOW HOW MUCH
THE CITY OF SALEM IS SPENDING
ON ISSUES RELATED TO
HOMELESSNESS.
HOMELESSNESS. ACCORDING TO A CITY REPORT.
IT IS MORE THAN FIVE MILLION A
YEAR, NINETY PERCENT OF THAT IS
SPENT BY POLICE.
THIS WEEK SALEM CITY COUNCIL
VOTED TO BAND HOMELESS CAMPING
ON SIDEWALKS.
ON SIDEWALKS. IT WILL GO IN EFFECT NEXT
MONTH.
MONTH.
MONTH. >>> AN ALBANY FAMILY IS TRYING
TO DETERMINE IF THEIR
DAUGHTER'S DEATH IS LINKED TO
AN OUTBREAK-MCKINLEY MAGNUM
DIED DAYS BEFORE HER 2nd
BIRTHDAY.
BIRTHDAY.
BIRTHDAY. SHE CONTRASTED A VIRUS THAT
CAUSED HER INTESTINES TO BURST.
THEY LIVE ACROSS THE STREET
FROM PERIWINKLE ELEMENTARY.
THE FIRST SCHOOL CLOSED AFTER
DOZENS OF CHILDREN GOT THE
NOROVIRUS.
NOROVIRUS. PUBLIC OFFICIALS SEND OUT A
WARNING WHEN THERE IS AN
OUTBREAK.
OUTBREAK.
OUTBREAK. MCKINLEY'S PARENTS WANT OTHERS
TO BE PREPARED.
>> NOT PUTTING PEOPLE DOWN.
WE JUST WANT PEOPLE TO BE
WARNED.
WARNED.
WARNED. >>> THE FAMILY IS STILL WAITING
FOR ARE A FINAL REPORT ON
MCKINLEY'S EXACT CAUSE OF
DEATH.
DEATH.
DEATH. >>> THE WASHINGTON MAN THAT LED
THE CHARGE TO TAP CAR TABS AT
$30 IS NOT HAPPY WITH THE
STATE'S ATTORNEY GENERAL.
TIM I ENEMY SLAMMED BOB
FERGUSON AFTER A JUDGE PUT
INITIATIVE 96 ON HOLD.
FERGUSON'S DEFENSE IN THE
COURTROOM WAS RIPE WITH ERRORS
AND OMISSIONS.
AND OMISSIONS. NOW THIS IS PART OF A LETTER HE
SENT YESTERDAY.
SENT YESTERDAY. HE SAYS YOU DID NOT JUST SHAFT
HIM.
HIM.
HIM. I
HIM. I AM
HIM. I AM IN.
I AM IN.
I AM IN. YOU UNMINE VOTERS FACE IN
GOVERNMENT AND SHATTER THE
BELIEF THAT THEIR VOTES COUNT.
A KING COUNTY JUDGE PUT $30
TABS ON HOLD.
THE JUDGE SAYS THE DESCRIPTION
WAS MISLEADING.
WAS MISLEADING. FERGUSON DOES PLAN TO FILE AN
EMERGENCY APPEAL TO THE STATE
SUPREME COURT.
SUPREME COURT. >>> IN AND OUT BURGER WILL OPEN
ITS NEW KEIZER LOCATION.
TRAFFIC WILL BE CRAZY AND THAT
IS WHY OFFICIALS ARE COMING UP
WITH A GAME PLAN.
ACCORDING TO THE STATE JOURNAL.
VOLCANO PARKING LOT COULD
HANDLE THE OVERFLOW PARKING.
IT WOULD HAVE DRIVERS FROM
VOLCANO DRIVERS TO THE DRIVE
THROUGH LANE.
THROUGH LANE. IN AND OUT NEED TO REACH AN
AGREEMENT WITH THE VOLCANO AND
THE TARGET STORE.
CITY COUNCIL WILL REVIEW THE
PLAN ON MONDAY.
>>> THE HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON
IS UNDER WAY WITH MORE THAN 165
MILLION AMERICANS EXPECTED TO
SHOP THIS WEEK.
CHRISTINE SEVERANCE TALKED TO
PEOPLE GETTING GIFTS ON THEIR
LISTS.
LISTS.
LISTS. >>
LISTS. >> BLACK FRIDAY IS A WEEKEND OF
SHOPPING WITH MANY DEALS
STARTING ON THANKSGIVING AND
LASTING UNTIL CYBER MONDAY.
ACCORDING TO DATA FROM RETAIL
ME NOT.
ME NOT.
ME NOT. 85% OF SHOPPERS WILL SHOP THIS
WEEK.
WEEK.
WEEK. WE
WEEK. WE TALKED TO SHOPPERS THIS
YEAR.
YEAR.
YEAR. MANY SAY IT IS JUST TRADITION
TO HEAD OUT THE DAY AFTER
THANKSGIVING AND BUY GIFTS FOR
THEMSELVES OR OTHERS.
IN THE EXTRA SHOPPING SEASON
HAVE SOME FEELING THE RUSH.
LAST YEAR SHOPPERS HAD 32 DAYS
BETWEEN HOLIDAYS.
BETWEEN HOLIDAYS. THIS YEAR THERE ARE 26 DAYS.
>>> I RAN INTO A COUPLE OF GALS
AND I SAID WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
THEY HAVE BEEN MAKING THEIR
WAYS TO ALL DIFFERENT SHOPPING
CENTERS AND BRIDGEPORT IS PART
OF THE SEASON.
>> TRYING TO GET THE BEST
DEALS.
DEALS.
DEALS. >>
DEALS. >> WE ARE HEADING HOME AND
REFUEL AND MAYBE HEAD OUT
AGAIN.
AGAIN.
AGAIN. >>> MAKE IT AN ALL DAY THING.
>> IF YOU PLANNING TO SHOWN
TODAY EXPERTS SAY TO WAIT TO A
FEW ITEMS.
FEW ITEMS. DON'T BUY TOYS OR BEDDING.
THE BEST DEALS ARE ALLIANCES.
>>> PEOPLE WERE UP EARLY FOR
THE SOCK SALE AT FRED MEYER.
THEY EXPECT TO SELL MORE THAN A
MILLION PAIRS UP FROM LAST
YEAR.
YEAR.
YEAR. MORGAN TAKES US TO THE TOP
STORE IN OREGON CITY.
>> Reporter: 'TIS THE SEASON
FOR SOCKS.
FOR SOCKS. >> THE ONLY TIME TO BUY SOCKS
IS TODAY.
IS TODAY.
IS TODAY. >> FOR FOUR DECADES OREGONIANS
HAVE WINED THE SLEEP FROM THEIR
EYES AND BRACED THE COLD.
>> ALL NIGHT LONG.
>> SINCE ABOUT NINE LAST NIGHT.
>> MOST DARK AND EARLY.
>> 5:30.
>> 5:30.
>> 5:30. , SIX, YES.
>> A LITTLE TOO EARLY FOR SOME.
ALL SO THEY COULD RUSH TO THE
SEA OF SOCKS AT THEIR
NEIGHBORHOOD FRED MEYER.
>> I THINK THAT FRED MEYER
STARTED BLACK FRIDAY.
>> YOU HAVE TO GO TO FRED MEYER
AND GET SOCKS.
>> PEOPLE LINE UP FOR HOURS
BEFORE THE FRED MEYER IN OREGON
CITY OPENED ON BLACK FRIDAY AND
THEY CAME FOR NOTHING ELSE BUT
SOCKS.
SOCKS.
SOCKS. PEOPLE THROWING SOCKS.
SUCH A BIG DEAL.
HALF OFF AT ALL FRED MEYER
STORES.
STORES.
STORES. A
STORES. A HUGE DEAL AND PEOPLE CAME OUT
FOR OTHER THINGS AS WELL.
THIS THOUGH IS THE NUMBER ONE
STORE IN THE ENTIRE COMPANY FOR
SOCK SALES.
SOCK SALES. >> SINCE HER KIDS WERE LITTLE,
BILLY SCHILLING HAS BRAVED THE
CROWDS TO STOCK UP.
>> IT IS FOR THE LITTLE KIDS.
SOMETIMES THE CART IS FULL.
>> RONNA CAN SAY THE SAME.
FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS SHE HAS
MADE THIS FRED MEYER A STAPLE
OF HER BLACK FRIDAY SOCKS.
>> I COME A COUPLE DAYS BEFORE
AND SEE WHAT I WANT TO DO AND
IT IS GREAT.
WE LOVE IT.
WE LOVE THE PEOPLE.
FRED MEYERS IS CONGENIAL WITH
THE TREATS AND THE DONUTS.
>>> MY GRANDMA USED TO COME
WITH A SACK AND FILL IT UP.
>> THIS YEAR THEY WANT TO SEE
FOR THEMSELVES WHAT ALL OF THE
HYPE IS ABOUT.
>> SOCKS WERE HALF OFF.
SO YEAH.
SO YEAH.
SO YEAH. >> I FEEL LIKE MY MOM DOES.
>> IT IS FUN.
>> WOULD YOU GET THEM ?
>> YES.
>> YES.
>> YES. >> THE PEOPLE IN OREGON CITY
LOVE THEIR