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AT 4:00.
AT 4:00. LAURAL PORTER IS HERE WITH KGW
NEW US AT 5:00.
>> HAYDEN AND QUINN GOT ALONG
REALLY WELL.
REALLY WELL. THEY WERE A JOY TO BE AROUND.
>> TWO LAKE OSWEGO FAMILIES ARE
MOURNING THIS WEEK AFTER A
FLOAT PLANE CRASH IN IDAHO.
THREE OF FOUR VICTIMS FOR
TEENAGERS.
TEENAGERS. WE'VE TOLD YOU ABOUT THE CRASH
OF TWO PLANES OVER LAKE COEUR
D'ALENE A.LOCAL GOLF PRO, HIS
SON AND TWO STEP CHILDREN WERE
AMONG THE EIGHT PEOPLE KILLED.
TIM GORDON SPOKE WITH THE
FATHER OF THE STEP KIDS TODAY.
>> Reporter: OSWEGO LAKE GOLF
PROSEAN FREDRICKSON, HIS SON
HAYDEN, STEP KIDS SOPHIE AND
QUINN GONE INSTANTLY.
THEIR PLANE COLLIDED WITH
ANOTHER ON SUNDAY, BOTH
CRASHING INTO THE LAKE WITH A
TOTAL OF EIGHT PEOPLE.
THERE WERE NO SURVIVORS.
>> IT'S HARD.
I KNOW WHAT I'M GRATEFUL FOR
AND THAT'S HAVING THEM IN MY
LIGHT OF.
LIGHT OF.
LIGHT OF. >> Reporter: THAT COMES FROM
BRIAN OLSEN, THE FATHER OF
SOPHIE AND QUINN.
16-YEAR-OLD HAYDEN WAS IN HIS
LIFE AS PART OF TWO BLENDED
FAMILIES.
FAMILIES.
FAMILIES. >> THEY ALL GOT ALONG REALLY
WELL.
WELL.
WELL. HAYDEN WAS AN INSPIRATION FOR
MY CHILDREN.
MY CHILDREN. IT WAS A BLESSING TO HAVE HIM
IN THEIR LIFE.
>> Reporter: OLSEN IS GRIEVING
ALONG WITH HIS WIFE, COURTNEY
COOPER AND THREE KIDS AND APRIL
WHO LOST HER HUSBANDS SEAN
ALONG WITH THE KIDS.
SHE SAID MANY OF YOU KNOW I
LOST MY HUSBAND AND CHILDREN IN
A PLANE CRASH OVER LAKE COEUR
D'ALENE.
D'ALENE.
D'ALENE. I TAKE SOLACE IN THE FACT THAT
THEY WERE EXCITED TO BE ON AN
ADVENTURE ON A SEAPLANE RIDE.
THIS SHOW AS BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR
ADVENTURE WITH WHITE CLOUDS
DOTTING BLUE SKY.
QUINN TEXTED THE VIDEO TO HIS
DAD IN FLIGHT SHORTLY BEFORE
THE CRASH.
THE CRASH. THEY WERE CLOSE.
>> GOING TO PORTLAND TRAIL
BLAZER GAME TOGETHER.
HIM BEING IS 1 GOING TO SIXTH
GRADE, HE WAS LEARNING LOT OF
THINGS ABOUT ME AND WE WERE
ABLE TO SHARE.
>> FIRST BORN SOPHIE, HER DAD
DESCRIBED HER AS A GOLDEN
SPIRIT FULL OF ENERGY AND OO
ZEST FOR LIFE.
>> SHE WAS GOING TO BE 16 NEXT
MONTH
MONTH
MONTH >>
MONTH >> Reporter: HOW DO YOU PUT
YOUR HEAD AROUND THAT AS A DAD?
>> THERE WERE A LOT OF THINGS I
WANTED TO SHARE WITH HER.
>> Reporter: SUCH A SUDDEN
LOSS.
LOSS.
LOSS. TIM
LOSS. TIM GORDON, QINETIQ W NEWS.
>> IT'S JUST UNBELIEVABLY HEART
BREAKING.
BREAKING.
BREAKING. HAYDEN'S BIOLOGICAL MOTHER,
ALEX, IS GRIEVING TOO.
SHE RAISED HAYDEN IN NEWBERG.
OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO ALL OF THE
FAMILY.
FAMILY.
FAMILY. >> AS WE NAVIGATE OUR WAY
THROUGH THE PANDEMIC, IT'S
IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER THAT
COVID-19 IS A NOVEL
CORONAVIRUS.
CORONAVIRUS. IT'S STILL NEW WHICH MEANS OUR
UNDERSTANDING OF IT IS CHANGING
EVERYDAY.
EVERYDAY.
EVERYDAY. THAT INCLUDES THE RANGE OF
SYMPTOMS.
SYMPTOMS.
SYMPTOMS. WE NOW KNOW IT'S NO LONGER JUST
AS FEVER, COUGH OR TROUBLE
BREATHING.
BREATHING. FATIGUE, MUSCLE OR BODY ACHES,
HEADACHE, NEW LOSS OF TASTE OR
SMELL, CONGESTION, RUNNY NOSE,
NAUSEA, VOMITING AND DIARRHEA.
THE IMPACTS ON PEOPLE UNDER THE
AGE OF 50 VARY.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY SAYS THE
MEDIAN AGE WAS AROUND 50 IN
MARCH AND NOW AROUND POTEET
ACCORDING TO DR. JENNIFER VINE.
WE WORRY WHEN WE THINK THE
OVERALL BURDEN OF THE COMMUNITY
IS GOING UP BECAUSE IT PUTS ALL
OF US AT RISK BUT ESPECIALLY
THE ELDERLY AND THOSE WITH
CHRONIC CONDITIONS.
CHRONIC CONDITIONS. >> VINE SAYS NOW IS THE TIME TO
STAY VIGILANT IN SLOWING THE
SPREAD.
SPREAD.
SPREAD. KEEP UP THE HAND WASHING, WEAR
YOUR MASKS AND WHEN OUTSIDE
WHEN YOU CAN'T SOCIAL DISTANCE.
>> I WANT TO REOPEN OUR ECONOMY
AND OUR BUSINESSES.
I WANT PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO GO
BACK TO WORK.
>> THE WAY TO DO THAT SAYS
WASHINGTON GOVERNOR IS TO WEAR
A MASK.
A MASK.
A MASK. HIS ORDER REQUIRING BUSINESSES
TO TURN AWAY CUSTOMERS WHO
REFUSE TO WEAR A MASK WENT INTO
EFFECT TODAY.
EFFECT TODAY. BUSINESSES COULD FACE A FACE IF
THEY DON'T.
THEY DON'T. OUTSIDE PARKROSE HARDWARE A
MANAGER STOOD OUTSIDE TO REMIND
CUSTOMERS ABOUT THE MANDATE.
IF THE CUSTOMER DOESN'T HAVE A
MASK BUSINESSES ARE ENCOURAGED
TO SUPPLY ONE.
BUSINESSES SAY THE FIRST DAY
WENT WELL.
WENT WELL. >> IT'S ACTUALLY BEEN PRETTY
GOOD.
GOOD.
GOOD. A
GOOD. A LOT OF CUSTOMERS HAVE BEEN
RESPECTIVE OF THE WISHES.
IT'S ALL BEEN POSITIVE FEEDBACK
SO FAR.
SO FAR.
SO FAR. >> A BUSINESS COULD BE FINED
$10,000 FOR BEING IN VIOLATION
OF THE ORDER AND AN INDIVIDUAL
COULD BE CHARGED WITH A
MISDEMEANOR FOR NOT FOLLOWING
THE ORDER.
THE ORDER. >> IN OREGON, STATE OFFICIALS
VISITED 800 BARS AND
RESTAURANTS OVER THE HOLIDAY
WEEKEND TO MAKE SURE THEY
FOLLOWED THE MASKS AND SOCIAL
DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS.
DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS. THEY FOUND MOST FOLLOWEDED THE
RULES BUT THERE WERE SOME WHO
DIDN'T.
DIDN'T.
DIDN'T. INSPECTORS FOUND WIDESPREAD NON-
COMPLIANCE ON THE CENTRAL
OREGON COAST, ESPECIALLY
NEWPORT.
NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. THE LLCC IS LOOKING INTO THOSE
BUSINESSES AND SOME MAY FACE
CHARGES.
CHARGES.
CHARGES. >> WHEN IT COMES TO FACE
MASKINGS IT'S IMPORTANT TO KNOW
THE ONES THAT WILL KEEP YOU
SAFE.
SAFE.
SAFE. SOME CLOTH MACINGS ARE NOT THAT
EFFECTIVE.
EFFECTIVE. >> IN MY OPINION WE SHOULD HAVE
GONE INTO WORLD WAR MODE AND WE
SHOULD HAVE BASICALLY BEEN
PRODUCING N95 MASKS AS IF THEY
WERE AMMUNITION FOR WAR.
>> ARE PORTLAND STATE PROCESSOR
HAS BEEN STRESSING THE
IMPORTANCE OF WEARING THE FACE
COVERING.
COVERING.
COVERING. HE WAS SHOCKED WHEN THEY WERE
NOT REQUIRED TO WEAR THEM
INITIALLY.
INITIALLY. NOW HE WANTS TO MAKE SURE
THEY'RE WEARING THEM CORRECTLY.
>> IT DEPENDS ON THE MATERIAL
AND HOW WELL IT FITS.
ARE EVEN THE ACT OF SIMPLY
TALKING EMITS DROPLET, SOME
LARGE AND SOME TINY.
BY WEARING MASK HOW MINIMIZE
THOSE EMITTED.
THOSE EMITTED. >> DEPENDING ON THE MATERIAL
AND HOW WELL THE MASK FITS IT
COULD BE 10 TO 50%.
>> Reporter: THE AMOUNT OF
PROTECTION YOU GET DEPENDS ON
THE MASK.
THE MASK.
THE MASK. >> IF IT'S WOVEN GENERALLY NOT
GOOD.
GOOD.
GOOD. IT
GOOD. IT SHOULD BE A NON-WOVEN
TERRIBLE.
TERRIBLE.
TERRIBLE. >> Reporter: SOME OF THE
HOMEMADE MASKS MAY NOT BE AS
PROTECTIVE.
PROTECTIVE. >> BANDANAS AND SCARFS ARE NOT
AS PROTECTIVE.
AS PROTECTIVE. THEY'LL STILL ABSORB AND REMOVE
THE BIG DROPLETS BUT NOT FROM
THE TINY PARTICLES.
>> Reporter: HE SAY THERE IS
ARE EXCEPTIONS TO THE NON-WOVEN
RULE AND YOU MIGHT BE SLEEPING
ON ONE.
ON ONE.
ON ONE. >> TURNS OUT CERTAIN KINDS OF
PILLOW CASES, ESPECIALLY THOSE
THAT ARE 600 COUNT PILLOW CASES
HAVE BEEN PROVEN TO BE
EFFECTIVE.
EFFECTIVE. >> Reporter: ALSO EFFECTIVE ARE
MASKS LIKE THIS WITH A SLEEVE
FOR A FILTER.
JUST MAKE SURE THE FILTER FITS
IT CORRECTLY.
IT CORRECTLY. HE SAYS THE MORE LAYERS THE
BETTER.
BETTER.
BETTER. >> FAVOR LAYERS IS BETTER THAN
ONE OR TWO.
>> MAKE SURE IT FITS TIGHTLY TO
YOUR FACE.
YOUR FACE. PUT ON A PAIR OF GLASSES AND
BREATHE HEAVY.
BREATHE HEAVY. IF YOUR DALLAS FOG UP LIKE MINE
DID --
DID --
DID -- >>
DID -- >> YEAH.
>> YEAH.
>> YEAH. >> Reporter: YOUR MASK IS NOT
FITTING CORRECTLY.
FITTING CORRECTLY. THERE WAS DEFINITE DIFFERENCE
WHEN I PUT ON AN N95 MASK.
>> Reporter: IT'S BETTER.
IT HAD A TIGHTER FIT AND DID
NOT FOG UP MY GLASSES.
HE SAYS ANY MASK IS BETTER THAN
NO MASK.
NO MASK.
NO MASK. IF NO ONE WEAR AS MASK THE RISK
OF SPREAD SINGLE HIGH.
IF ONLY HALF OF THE PEOPLE WEAR
MASKINGS THERE IS A DECENT
RISK.
RISK.
RISK. >>
RISK. >> STUDIES HAVE BEEN DONE SHOWS
IF EVERYBODY WEARS A MASK THEN
EVERYBODY IS PROTECTED TO
LEVELS OF 50 TO 75% REDUCTION
IN CONTAMINATION.
IN CONTAMINATION. >> Reporter: AND THAT IS ENOUGH
TO SAVE LIVES.
>> SO WEAR A MASK TO PROTECT
YOURSELF, YES, BUT WEAR TO IT