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>>> THIS IS KGW NEWS AT SUNRISE.
SUNRISE.
SUNRISE. >>> HERE'S A LOOK AT SOME OF
OUR MORNING HEADLINES.
>>> WE HAVE NO CLASSES FOR
STUDENTS AT THE COLLEGE IN
VANCOUVER AGAIN TODAY.
THE FACULTY WALKOUT YESTERDAY
DEMANDING BETTER PAY.
THE COLLEGE SAYS THEY RAISED
THE OFFER FROM THE UNION TO
MORE THAN $4 MILLION FROM $1.4
MILLION COLLECTIVELY.
MILLION COLLECTIVELY. >>> THE FORCE GROW FIRE CREWS
HAD THEIR HANDS FULL WITH THE
BARN FIRE THAT BEGAN AT 8:00.
OFFICIAL SAID SOMEONE THAT
LIVED ON THE PROPERTY TRIED TO
BATTLE THE FIRE WITH A GARDEN
HOSE.
HOSE.
HOSE. FIREFIGHTERS WERE ABLE TO PUT
THE FIRE OUT.
NONE OF THE GOAT SOURCES THAT
LIVED IN THE BARN WERE HURT BUT
WE DON'T KNOW HOW THE FIRE
STARTED.
STARTED.
STARTED. >>> THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON
ENDED LAST NIGHT AND DID YOU
SEE THE GAME?
>> I SAW PART OF IT WITH MY LSU
TIGERS AND THEY WON.
>> I DID NOT SEE ANY OF THE
GAME, ADMITTEDLY, BUT I KNOW
THAT LSU BEAT CLEMSON AFTER
THAT WAS OVER THEY HAVE THE
OREGON DUCKS RANKED FIFTH IN
THE COUNTRY ON THE HILLS, ON
THE HEELS OF THE ROSE BOWL
VICTORY.
VICTORY.
VICTORY. >>> WE HAVE A LOT COMING UP.
>>> THIS IS A UNIQUE PLACE TO
SIP AND STAY IN THE WINE
COUNTRY AS WE LOOK AT THE
TRAILERS AT THE ENTITIES IN OUR
MORNING SUNRISE 60.
>>> BEING THE UNDERDOG IS
SOMETHING FROM THE MOVIE
STANDPOINT, THAT IS THE PERSON
18 YOU ARE ROOTING FOR.
>> WE ARE ROOTING FOR THEM TOO.
LAIKA STUDIOS IN HILLSBORO IS
UP FOR AN OSCAR FOR THE MOVIE
"MISSING LINK" AS WE TOURED THE
STUDIO TO SEE WHERE THE MAGIC
HAPPENS.
HAPPENS.
HAPPENS. THAT IS COMING UP THIS MORNING
AT 5:45 AM.
>>> DON'T THINK WE FORGOT ABOUT
THE WEATHER, STILL THE HOT
TOPIC OF CONVERSATION TODAY ON
THE SUNRISE SHOW.
HERE'S A LIVE PICTURE FROM
BURNSIDE AND SKYLINE WHERE WE
HAVE SNOW COMING DOWN.
THE SNOW IS STICKING A LITTLE
BIT ON THE ROADS.
IF YOU'RE OUT AND ABOUT THIS
MORNING OR HAD JUST STEPPED
OUTSIDE THE DOOR, TAKE A
PICTURE OF SNOW IN YOUR AREA
AND PUT IT ON SOCIAL MEDIA
USING #KGWSUNRISE.
USING #KGWSUNRISE. >> THAT BURNSIDE VIEW HAS
CHANGED SINCE I GOT INTO WORK
AT 3 AM.
AT 3 AM.
AT 3 AM. IN LIGHT OF THAT LET'S GET THE
LATEST FROM OUR METEOROLOGIST
ROD HILL.
ROD HILL.
ROD HILL. GOOD MORNING.
GOOD MORNING. >> GOOD MORNING.
WE ARE FEARFUL THERE WILL BE
ACCIDENTS THIS MORNING SO LEAVE
THE HOUSE WITH THAT THOUGHT IN
MIND AND DON'T BE INVOLVED IN
AN ACCIDENT.
AN ACCIDENT. THERE IS A LIVE SHOT WITH
STICKING SNOW.
STICKING SNOW. SOME SPOTS ARE DROPPING DOWN TO
FREEZING WHICH PRESENTS A
POSSIBILITY OF SURPRISING BLACK
ICE.
ICE.
ICE. THE
ICE. THE WEST HILLS SEEING A DECENT
SNOW BAND BUT THAT IS BREAKING
UP, PASSING RAIN SHOWERS OVER
DOWNTOWN PORTLAND RIGHT NOW.
THAT GREEN IS RAIN AND THE
OTHER COLORS ARE GENERALLY
SNOW.
SNOW.
SNOW. HILLSBORO AT 33, AND AGAIN,
WORRIED ABOUT BLACKOUTS.
DOWNTOWN PORTLAND AT 38 WITH
SALEM AND KAISER HOLDING INTO
THE MID-30s THIS MORNING.
AT THE BUS STOP WE GO,
GENERALLY MID TO UPPER 30s WITH
PASSING SNOW SHOWERS.
WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MOISTURE
TO STACK UP IN MANY LOCATIONS.
WE WILL UPDATE WHAT WILL HAPPEN
TOMORROW INTO THURSDAY COMING
UP SHORTLY.
UP SHORTLY. >>> WHETHER THERE IS SNOW OR NO
SNOW, IT WAS COLD LAST NIGHT
THROUGHOUT THE AREA.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY OPENED UP THE
SEVERE WEATHER SHELTERS WITH
2000 BEDS AT THREE SHELTERS
AROUND THE COUNTY.
WE WILL LET YOU KNOW IF THEY
PLAN ON OPENING AGAIN TONIGHT.
THE SHELTERS ALWAYS NEED
DONATIONS LIKE WINTER HATS,
BLANKETS, COATS AND EVEN
SLEEPING BAGS.
SLEEPING BAGS. FOR MORE INFORMATION HOW YOU
CAN HELP GO TO 211INFO.ORG.
>>> THE POSSIBILITY OF SNOW HAS
MANY WONDERING WHAT THE TRAFFIC
COULD LOOK LIKE AND
PARTICULARLY IF PORTLAND WILL
USE SALT ON THE ROAD AND PDOT
SAYS IT IS PART OF THE PLAN AS
WE VERIFY WHEN AND WHERE THEY
PLAN ON USING IT THIS YEAR.
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>> Reporter: IF YOU ARE NEW TO PORTLAND YOU COULD BE SURPRISED
TO LEARN THAT THE CREWS JUST
STARTED USING SALT ON THE ROADS
IN 2017.
IN 2017.
IN 2017. AT HIS BACK THIS YEAR SO LET'S
VERIFY SOME COMMON QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS ABOUT WHEN AND
WHERE THEY USED THE SALT ON THE
ROAD.
ROAD.
ROAD. NUMBER ONE, WHERE DOES PDOT USE
ROAD SALT.
ROAD SALT. THE ANSWER IS THAT MOST OF THE
ROADS THAT ARE PRONE TO
CLOSURES DURING WINTER STORMS
LIKE THE STEEP HILLS, HOSPITAL
ROUTES AND DOUBT, WHERE THAT
OCCURS.
OCCURS.
OCCURS. THIS MAP SHOWS YOU WHERE THEY
USED DEICER, AND SALT WHEN IT
SNOWS.
SNOWS.
SNOWS. THE PURPLE AREA IS WHERE THEY
WILL LAND ON USING THE SALT.
HERE IS A STEEP HILL AT FREMONT
AND 33rd, AND THEY ALSO WILL
SOFT THE MOUNT TABOR AREA.
I WOULD BOOKMARK THIS MAP OR
CHECK KGW.COM AND MAKE SURE IT
IS ON THERE.
THE NEXT QUESTION IS WHEN WILL
SALT BE USED ON THE ROADS, BUT
THAT DEPENDS ON THE
TEMPERATURE.
TEMPERATURE. ACCORDING TO PDOT IT WORKS
GREAT AT 30 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT
THAT CAN LOSE EFFECTIVENESS
BELOW 30 DEGREES.
THEY ALSO USE SAND, DEICER AND
PLOWS TO TREAT THE ROADS WITH
PLENTY OF THAT ALREADY ON
STANDBY.
STANDBY.
STANDBY. LAST YEAR WE GOT THIS A LOT ON
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CLEARING
AND SALTING THE SIDEWALKS.
THE SIMPLE ANSWER IS THAT YOU
ARE.
ARE.
ARE. PROPERTY OWNERS ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR CLEARING THE SIDEWALKS AND
IF SOMEONE FALLS AND GETS HURT
ON YOUR SIDEWALK YOU COULD BE
HELD LIABLE.
HELD LIABLE. >>> IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING YOU
WANT US TO VERIFY YOU CAN EMAIL
US AT VERIFY@KGW.COM.
>>> THE FORECAST IS CONSTANTLY
CHANGING AND THE KGW WEATHER
TEAM IS ON TOP OF IT.
GET UPDATES SEVERAL TIMES A DAY
BY USING OUR KGW APP, OR GO TO
OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES.
>> HERE IS ONE OF OUR TOP
STORIES OUT OF ALBANY FOR THE
POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR 37-
YEAR-OLD TIFFANY LAZON.
HER FAMILY SAID THE LAST TIME
THEY SAW HER WAS MID-NOVEMBER.
THE LAST TIME SHE TEXTED THEM
WAS CHRISTMAS DAY.
SINCE THEN THEY HAVE HAD NO
SIGN OF HER.
INVESTIGATORS SPOKE WITH HER
ESTRANGED HUSBAND, CRAIG LAZON.
HE SAID THAT SHE PLANNED ON
MOVING TO WASHINGTON BUT HER
MOTHER SAID NO WAY.
>> I DON'T BUY THAT MAC AT ALL
AND HE CAN SAY WHATEVER HE
WANTS.
WANTS.
WANTS. HE
WANTS. HE CAN SAY THAT SHE WENT TO
WASHINGTON THAT SHE DID NOT
LEAVE WITH NOTHING.
>> I AM WORRIED.
I'M SICK TO MY STOMACH.
THAT IS NOT HER.
SHE WOULD NOT LEAVE LIKE THIS.
IT IS HEARTBREAKING.
>> IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION
ON WHERE TIFFANY MAY BE YOUR
ASKED TO CALL THE ALBANY
POLICE.
POLICE.
POLICE. >>> WE HAVE NEW INFORMATION
ABOUT A DAD AND TWO KIDS THAT
WERE SWEPT OUT TO SEA NEAR THE
CANNON BEACH.
CANNON BEACH. THE KIDS DID NOT SURVIVE AND
THE DAD IS RECOVERING FROM
HYPOTHERMIA.
HYPOTHERMIA. THE FAMILIES FROM PORTLAND AND
HERE'S A PHOTO OF THE FAMILY,
JEREMY STILES, AND KIDS LOLA
AND WILLIAM.
AND WILLIAM. JEREMY WAS CARRYING THE KIDS
ALONG A TRAIL OFF THE BEACH
WHEN THE SNEAKER WAVE.THERE.
LOLA HAS DIED AND THE SEARCH
FOR WILLIAM HAS BEEN CALLED
OFF.
OFF.
OFF. THOSE THAT LIVE NEARBY AT
MANZANITA WILL HONOR THE FAMILY
WITH THE VIGIL TOMORROW MORNING
AT 5:00 AT THE KAUFFMAN CENTER.
IF YOU WANT TO HELP THE STILES
FAMILY THERE IS A FUNDRAISER
SET UP WITH THEIR EXPENSES AND
FIND THAT ON KGW.COM.
>>> THE PORTLAND POLICE
OFFICERS HELP SAVE THE LIVES OF
THREE PEOPLE AFTER A NASTY
CRASH LET THEM TRAPPED IN A
BURNING CAR ON SOUTHEAST POWELL
YESTERDAY UNDER THE I TOOL FIVE
FREEWAY.
FREEWAY.
FREEWAY. OFFICERS QUICKLY USED A FIRE
EXTINGUISHER TO PUT OUT THE
FLAMES AND THEN BEGAN BREAKING
THE WINDOWS TO HELP THE THREE
PEOPLE INSIDE TO ESCAPE. ALL
THREE OF THEM ARE OKAY.
THE POLICE SAID THE CRASH
HAPPENED WHEN ANOTHER CAR CUT
THEM OFF AND THE DRIVER SWERVED
TO AVOID A WRECK AND THE
PORTLAND NEW POLICE CHIEF JAMIE
RESCH COMMENDED OFFICERS FOR
THEIR HEROICS.
THEIR HEROICS. >>> THE OWNER OF THE BIG STORE
IN NORTHEAST PORTLAND IS OPEN
PEOPLE CAN HELP THEM FIND THE
100 BOOKS STOLEN FROM THE
STORE.
STORE.
STORE. THE BURGLARS BROKE INTO THE
PASSAGES BOOKSHOP JANUARY 22,
SMASHING DISPLAY CASES AND
MAKING OFF WITH FIRST EDITIONS,
BOOKS SIGNED BY THE AUTHORS AND
RARE FRIENDS PRINTS FROM THE
1800S.
1800S.
1800S. YOU CAN FIND MORE INFORMATION
ON WHAT WAS STOLEN ON KGW.COM
AND OUR KGW APP.
>>> THIS WEEKEND MARKS THE
FIRST BIG SNOW EVENT AND HERE
IS VIDEO THAT THE EVENING CREW
TO COMING BACK FROM GOVERNMENT
CAMP YESTERDAY.
CAMP YESTERDAY. ODOT CREWS ARE HARD AT WORK
TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH THE SNOW
BUT THE CONDITIONS GOT THE BEST
OF SOME OF THE DRIVERS.
>> WE SAW A FEW PEOPLE THAT
CAME UP WITHOUT CHAINS, SLIDING
ALL OVER THE ROADS, SO NOT A
GOOD IDEA.
GOOD IDEA. >> WIND MADE THE CONDITIONS
EVEN MORE TREACHEROUS OVER THE
WEEKEND AND THAT PUSHED OVER
ABOUT 50 SNOW LOADED TREES
KNOCKING DOWN POWER LINES NEAR
THE GOVERNMENT CAMP.
>> WE