KPTV (Fox Portland) late news - 2006-11-25

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[0:00] War at home. Pinned My Sunday. All new

[0:02] episodes start at 8:7 central. Tomorrow

[0:04] on Fox.

[0:08] >> Tonight, using the internet to out

[0:10] businesses suspected of hiring illegal

[0:12] aliens. Why some say posting on this

[0:15] website is just like calling 911. Plus,

[0:18] friends and family gather at a memorial

[0:20] service for a young woman killed in a

[0:22] devastating crash.

[0:24] >> She was just really happy girl and it's

[0:26] just devastating. How people say they'll

[0:28] remember Quinn. But first, getting ready

[0:31] for a big storm on a busy travel

[0:33] weekend.

[0:34] >> You want to avoid the black ice, that's

[0:36] for sure.

[0:36] >> Team coverage of your First Live local

[0:38] weather. First on Fox.

[0:41] >> Good evening. Thanks for joining us. I'm

[0:43] Hillilary Hutcherson

[0:44] >> and I'm Kevin Kawari. First on Fox

[0:46] tonight. If you're planning on hitting

[0:47] the road tomorrow, you may be in for a

[0:49] long trip. Rain, wind, and even snow

[0:51] could be headed our way. Today, traffic

[0:53] moves smoothly in most places as some

[0:55] Thanksgiving travelers headed home early

[0:57] to avoid what could be a dangerous drive

[0:59] tomorrow. We have first live local

[1:01] weather team coverage. Meteorologist

[1:02] Drew Jackson will have the latest

[1:03] details about the incoming storm. But we

[1:05] begin with KPTV's David Freighus live in

[1:08] Troutdale tonight.

[1:09] >> Yeah, here in the gorge they have their

[1:10] ice scrapers all ready to go for

[1:12] tomorrow's storm. And all night long,

[1:13] there's been a steady stream of cars

[1:15] after the street lined up for gasoline.

[1:17] It's been a lot of people coming through

[1:19] trying to get ahead of the storm.

[1:23] Tonight, drivers gas up and head back to

[1:26] the highway for summer trip a little

[1:28] earlier than planned.

[1:30] >> We shortened our stay in Walaw Wala with

[1:32] our friends because we heard the weather

[1:33] and we said we're going through the

[1:35] Columbia River Gorge now.

[1:36] >> Tom and Rhonda Walker have a camper

[1:38] shell they know can cause extra

[1:40] headaches. And even though they're from

[1:41] Colorado, once they heard about the

[1:43] possibility of snow in the gorge, they

[1:45] headed west.

[1:47] >> Ice in the gorge can be really bad and

[1:49] nobody can drive in it. So that's, you

[1:51] know, even with chains, it's it's

[1:53] touching.

[1:55] >> Even the most experienced drivers out

[1:56] there know a forecast of snow and ice in

[1:58] the gorge is a dangerous possibility and

[2:01] often means miles out of the way

[2:03] >> because of the ice and the snow and it

[2:05] gets slick and you know, you just have

[2:07] to hang on and do the best you can. So

[2:09] you when you have to go around, you go

[2:10] around.

[2:13] >> Traffic westbound on 84 was heavy

[2:15] tonight, but speed stayed quick.

[2:18] Tomorrow night that might not be the

[2:20] case. The metro area will get more heavy

[2:22] rain and tomorrow morning the typical

[2:25] east winds will chill the gorge,

[2:27] something drivers would rather not deal

[2:28] with.

[2:29] >> The biggest obstacle we found was the

[2:31] wind coming down. Yeah, the roads were

[2:33] good and clear, but the wind was that

[2:36] was challenging.

[2:36] >> And with Mother Nature once again

[2:38] turning on the faucet, drivers know

[2:40] they'll need patience and possibly a

[2:42] backup plan. Our friends have had to

[2:44] stay at the Walmart parking lot at Hood

[2:47] River before because they got trapped in

[2:48] there.

[2:51] >> Tonight we were talking to the folks at

[2:52] the Flying J store here and they say

[2:54] they have been busier today than they

[2:55] expected. Possibly again those people

[2:57] trying to get ahead of the storm. It's

[2:59] already chilly here in Trrowdale. It's

[3:01] about 39° right now and of course

[3:03] expected to get much colder. Live in

[3:05] Troutdale, David Bradus, the 10:00 news.

[3:08] And again, this storm could really mean

[3:10] headaches for drivers, but great

[3:12] conditions for skiers. You're taking a

[3:14] look right now at live video from

[3:15] government camp. Most of Oregon ski

[3:18] areas are now open and ski conditions

[3:20] should get even better. More snow is

[3:22] expected tomorrow. Today, many skiers

[3:24] kicked off the season at Ski Bowl for

[3:26] opening day.

[3:29] >> Oh, looking forward to having a great

[3:30] time. First time out for the uh the 2006

[3:34] season. So, uh looking forward to it.

[3:36] Good snow. pretty early. Thanksgiving

[3:39] weekend, you can't beat it.

[3:41] >> Mount Hood Meadows and Wamtt Pasky area

[3:43] are the only two yet to open. Wamtt

[3:45] plans to open Thursday. A wash out on

[3:48] Oregon 35, of course, has delayed Mount

[3:50] Hood Meadows from opening. That plans to

[3:52] open next month. So, with the storm on

[3:54] the way, when will be the best time for

[3:56] holiday travelers who are headed home?

[3:58] Fox 12 meteorologist Drew Jackson joins

[4:00] us with this answer. Drew?

[4:02] >> Yeah, it looks like now actually the

[4:03] best time to leave. This is the calm

[4:05] before the storm. Actually, it looks

[4:06] like we've got a new storm coming in and

[4:08] it could be a doozy here for much of the

[4:10] Northwest. I want to show you live radar

[4:12] right now because all is quiet for the

[4:14] moment. I'll expand the view though and

[4:15] you can see that farther up to the

[4:16] north, Seattle already starting to get

[4:18] into it and Seattle will be an

[4:20] interesting place weatherwise here in

[4:21] the coming days. Snow is expected to

[4:23] fall up there. But back here locally, we

[4:25] can check out the satellite picture. The

[4:26] clouds just now beginning to increase

[4:27] from the west. And that system to the

[4:29] left of your screen there, that's the

[4:31] one that's headed in our direction that

[4:32] will cause the weather problems for

[4:33] tomorrow. A lot of cold air behind this

[4:36] next system. The coldest air we've seen

[4:37] so far this year. So, there's a high

[4:39] wind warning up for tomorrow along the

[4:41] coast. And a winter storm warning in

[4:42] effect for the Cascades. Another round

[4:44] of very heavy snow up there. The real

[4:46] interesting question though is how low

[4:48] does the snow level go and could it be

[4:50] low enough to give us snow in the metro

[4:52] area? Well, I'll have more information,

[4:54] much more information about that coming

[4:55] up a bit later on.

[4:56] >> Looking forward to that, Drew. Thanks.

[4:58] Also, stay tuned to Fox 12. Of course,

[4:59] we'll have continuing coverage of our

[5:01] weather in this newscast. Also, we'll

[5:03] have some more on how the weather will

[5:05] affect air travel later in the newscast

[5:07] and tomorrow with all the information

[5:09] you need to know on Good Day Oregon,

[5:11] plus the 5:00 news and the 10:00 news.

[5:13] And of course, you can always get the

[5:14] latest on ktv.com.

[5:16] >> An Oregon City fisherman is presumed

[5:19] dead tonight. His boat capsized on the

[5:21] Wamut this morning. 51-year-old Richard

[5:23] Ellis and three other men were fishing

[5:24] on the stretch of river between Oak

[5:26] Grove and Gladstone when their boat went

[5:28] under. All of the men but Ellis were

[5:30] rescued a short time later. KBTV

[5:32] Stephanie Crowovich has the story from

[5:33] News Control.

[5:35] >> The 911 call came in this morning from a

[5:37] homeowner on the river who spotted the

[5:39] fisherman in trouble. We're told three

[5:42] of them were wearing life jackets. One

[5:44] was not. He was last seen swimming

[5:46] toward Rock Island.

[5:49] This video from Air12 shows the swift

[5:51] current on the stretch of the Wamut

[5:53] north of Gladstone. The water

[5:55] temperature was a chilly 47° when this

[5:58] small aluminum boat overturned around

[6:00] 8:15 a.m.

[6:02] >> Hypothermia is going to set in within a

[6:04] matter of, you know, 5 minutes or less.

[6:07] >> You're you're not going to make it.

[6:09] >> Mike Strait is an avid angler who says

[6:11] the river is an especially dangerous

[6:13] place this time of year.

[6:15] >> I feel bad for him. It's way too small

[6:17] of a boat. Condition the river's in

[6:19] right now. The water's moving real fast.

[6:21] There's lots of debris. Uh, you know,

[6:23] they just shouldn't be out there.

[6:26] >> The Clackamus County Sheriff's Office

[6:28] says the men were preparing to anchor

[6:30] for fishing when their anchor line got

[6:32] caught in the boat's prop, causing it to

[6:34] lose power, take on water, and capsize.

[6:38] River rescuers were able to pull three

[6:40] of the fishermen to safety, but a Coast

[6:42] Guard helicopter and search crews were

[6:44] not able to locate the fourth man,

[6:46] 51-year-old Richard Ellis of Oregon

[6:49] City. There's been a lot of deaths here

[6:51] and the water's just so cold. I mean,

[6:53] you'd have to be I don't know, just you

[6:57] have to be very careful.

[6:58] >> Kim Strait says stories like this one

[7:00] make her concerned about her own

[7:02] husband's safety on the WAMIT.

[7:04] >> And it just frightens me every time they

[7:06] go out. He's pretty safe, but I still

[7:09] worry the current. It just it takes you

[7:12] so fast.

[7:12] >> Divers did not participate in the

[7:14] recovery effort this morning because of

[7:16] the swift river conditions. Reporting

[7:18] from News Control tonight, Stephanie

[7:20] Krellovich, the 10:00 news. Gresham

[7:23] police are investigating an assault that

[7:25] sent one man to the hospital with

[7:27] critical injuries. Tonight,

[7:28] investigators say someone attacked the

[7:30] man after midnight in the area between

[7:32] 190th and 193rd on Yamhill Street. Just

[7:36] after noon today, the 21-year-old came

[7:38] into Gresham Urgent Care with a head

[7:40] injury. Medics later took him to Emanuel

[7:42] Hospital where he's now in critical

[7:44] condition. Authorities have not released

[7:46] his name. If you have any information

[7:48] about this case, call Gresham police.

[7:50] >> Eight people are homeless tonight after

[7:52] fire tore through an apartment complex

[7:54] in Tiger. The fire broke out just before

[7:56] 5:00 this morning at the Red Hawk

[7:58] Apartments on Southwest 108th Avenue.

[8:00] Firefighters say when they got there,

[8:01] they saw thick flames coming from the

[8:04] last two apartments. They quickly called

[8:06] a second alarm. The fire damaged at

[8:07] least four apartments in all. People

[8:09] forced out of their home say it's a

[8:11] tough loss, especially during the

[8:12] holidays, but they're glad everyone got

[8:14] out safely.

[8:16] There was a guy that came over and

[8:17] helped us and he was throwing rocks from

[8:20] the from the road at our window to try

[8:23] to get up. So, I don't know if my

[8:24] girlfriend heard the rocks or if she

[8:25] heard the crackling of the of the wood

[8:27] burning, but that's how we got out.

[8:29] >> Investigators say the fire began on the

[8:31] outside of the building, but they're

[8:33] still not sure what sparked it. The Red

[8:35] Cross is helping the people who lost

[8:37] their homes. Family and friends as well

[8:39] as hundreds of members of the Vietnamese

[8:41] community, sorority sisters, and others

[8:43] all said their final farewell farewells

[8:45] today to Quintong. The 20-year-old

[8:48] Oregon State student was killed this

[8:50] past week in a car crash in southern

[8:52] Oregon. KPTV's Marilyn Deutsch reports

[8:54] tonight from the newsroom.

[8:57] With rogue monks and burning incense,

[8:59] the Americanborn daughter of Southeast

[9:01] Asian refugees was remembered today in a

[9:04] Buddhist ceremony.

[9:10] and remembered in two languages, the

[9:13] language of her parents and her own

[9:14] native tongue.

[9:16] >> Many, many thanks.

[9:17] >> 2 days after Thanksgiving, Quinn's

[9:19] grandfather says, "Thank you for a young

[9:22] woman's 20 years. And thanks to those

[9:24] who cared enough to come today.

[9:26] >> I loved Quinn with all my heart."

[9:28] >> Quinn Trong died last Sunday on her way

[9:30] back to Corvalis from a frat party at

[9:33] Diamond Lake. The Jeep Wrangler she and

[9:35] fellow OSU student Jeremy Schmidt were

[9:38] driving in veered off a 70foot

[9:40] embankment on Highway 138 into the

[9:43] chilly, swollen, fastmoving Umpqua

[9:46] River.

[9:46] >> So suddenly we uh we feel sorry about

[9:51] that a lot because she's so young.

[9:53] >> Young and it would seem full of promise.

[9:55] three times president of her class at

[9:57] Tigert High School. A Delta Gamma

[10:00] sorority sister at OSU and a girl whose

[10:03] smile could brighten up your day even

[10:05] before she had a full set of teeth. A

[10:08] young woman whose compassion showed

[10:10] through the camera lens and then did not

[10:12] end when no one was looking.

[10:14] >> She makes sure everybody okay and she

[10:16] check it out all of us and uh that's the

[10:19] good thing about her. That's I remember.

[10:21] She always was like sweetheart and

[10:23] honey. Like she was just really happy

[10:25] girl and it's just devastating. She was

[10:28] really sweet girl.

[10:29] >> Quinn Trong's parents immigrated

[10:31] separately from Vietnam in the 1980s.

[10:34] They met here in America in an English

[10:36] class at PCC. Quinn was their oldest

[10:40] child. In the Fox 12 newsroom, Marilyn

[10:42] Deutsch, the 10:00 news. And Jeremy

[10:45] Schmidt of Medford was likely driving

[10:47] the car, police say, when it crashed.

[10:48] Rescuers have not found his body yet.

[10:51] They do plan to resume their search for

[10:52] him when the weather clears up next

[10:54] week.

[10:55] >> A little boy who disappeared at Crater

[10:57] Lake last month is remembered tonight

[10:59] for his big smile and love of the

[11:01] outdoors. Sammy Belulkkey was

[11:03] sightseeing with his father on the north

[11:04] side of the lake when he suddenly ran

[11:06] off into the woods. Searchers combed the

[11:08] area for days, but found no sign of

[11:09] Sammy. Today, family and friends

[11:11] gathered at First Presbyterian Church in

[11:13] Portland to honor him.

[11:16] And the gift that warms my soul is the

[11:19] life that Ken and I brought into this

[11:22] world.

[11:25] His name is Samuel.

[11:27] >> The family says crews will begin

[11:29] searching for Sammy's body once again

[11:31] after the snow melts.

[11:33] >> The 10:00 news is just getting started.

[11:36] >> A bachelor party has a deadly ending.

[11:38] Why police shot 50 rounds at a car and

[11:40] killed a groom on the day of his

[11:42] wedding. Keeping the troops safe in the

[11:45] war on terror. How extra protection on

[11:47] these Humvees could help more military

[11:49] members make it home.

[11:50] >> A family is looking for your help to

[11:52] bring home a missing statue. Why the

[11:54] thieves may have needed to do some heavy

[11:55] lifting to pull off this heist.

[11:58] >> Planning to have that leftover turkey

[12:00] again for dinner tomorrow night. The

[12:02] tips you'll want to hear before you

[12:03] reheat the bird.

[12:05] >> And an uninvited guest comes crashing

[12:08] through one home this Thanksgiving

[12:09] weekend.

[12:10] >> He hit me in the chest. knocked me down

[12:14] and then went on over me.

[12:15] >> Why a family is counting its blessings

[12:17] after a deer tramples through their

[12:19] house.

[12:21] You're watching the 10:00 news first

[12:24] live local.

[12:29] For a complete look at your weekend

[12:30] morning news, plus your first live local

[12:33] weather forecast, turn to Good Day

[12:35] Oregon Sunday, starting at 6.

[12:41] It might mean less stops at the pump

[12:44] or that you've got better things to

[12:45] spend your money on than gas.

[12:48] Maybe it's just doing your part

[12:52] or being a part of something bigger.

[12:58] Everyone has their reason. Maybe that's

[13:01] why Toyota has more hybrids on the road

[13:03] than anyone else. Hybrid Synergy Drive

[13:06] from Toyota.

[13:08] We are the class of 2020. I am the class

[13:12] of 2022.

[13:14] >> I am 2014. College is closer than you

[13:17] think. That's why the Oregon College

[13:19] Savings Plan offers taxfree growth,

[13:21] taxfree withdrawals for qualified

[13:22] expenses, and an Oregon State tax

[13:24] deduction every year.

[13:26] >> If your plans include college, we have a

[13:28] plan for you.

[13:29] >> I'm the class of 2010.

[13:32] >> Invest in their future with a plan that

[13:34] works for you. The Oregon College

[13:36] Savings Plan.

[13:38] >> A robber holds up a local market, but

[13:40] the clerk won't back down. Here, what he

[13:42] told the man who threatened to shoot on

[13:44] the 10:00 news first live local.

[13:48] >> Giving a gift from Jared can cause quite

[13:50] a stir.

[13:51] >> Hey everyone, he went to Jared.

[13:55] >> He went to Jared. He went to Jeremy.

[13:58] >> He went to Jared.

[13:59] >> You went to Jared. Not every jewelry

[14:02] store gets this reaction, but nothing

[14:04] else is Jared. Jared's selection is

[14:06] truly extensive, built piece by piece to

[14:08] offer distinctiveness, attractive

[14:09] pricing and style.

[14:11] >> I went to Jared.

[14:13] >> That's Jared, the one and only Galleria

[14:15] of Jewelry.

[14:16] >> You went to Jared.

[14:19] >> Subway Restaurants has eight delicious

[14:20] sandwiches with six grams of fat or

[14:22] less. All made on freshly baked bread.

[14:26] Now, this BK Stackers has 54 gram of

[14:28] fat. 54 g.

[14:32] That's more fat than in all eight of

[14:34] these Subway sandwiches combined.

[14:36] Burger King's crowning achievement.

[14:39] So, where am I going with all this? I'm

[14:41] going to Subway restaurants.

[14:44] Subway.

[14:46] Eat fresh.

[14:48] >> Can you pick the NFL winners each week?

[14:50] Log on to kptv.com/contests

[14:52] and play Toyota's football frenzy.

[14:54] >> You could win a 50-inch plasma TV.

[14:55] >> Toyota's Football Frenzy on ktv.com.

[14:58] Homer's landed the sweetest job in town.

[15:00] >> You kids like ice cream?

[15:02] >> I'm a uniard.

[15:03] >> The Simpsons. Sunday at 8 on Fox 12

[15:05] Oregon.

[15:12] >> A bold clerk kept him from getting away

[15:14] with the loot, but tonight Fox 12's most

[15:16] wanted is still on the run after he

[15:18] tried to rob a convenience store.

[15:20] Hillsboro police say it happened around

[15:22] 6:30 this morning at the cost less food

[15:24] store on TV Highway. Authorities say the

[15:27] man demanded a carton of cigarettes from

[15:29] the clerk and then showed a gun. The

[15:31] clerk reportedly refused to give him the

[15:33] cigarette several times, so the man

[15:35] left. Witnesses say he's driving a 1985

[15:38] Toyota pickup. Call Hillsboro police if

[15:40] you have any information. Police are

[15:43] trying to track down the shooter who

[15:45] sprayed a house with gunfire in

[15:46] Northeast Portland. It happened at about

[15:48] 3:45 this morning on Northeast Alton

[15:51] Street. No one was hurt, but the front

[15:52] of the house, including at least one

[15:54] window, is pockmarked with bullet holes.

[15:56] A car sitting out front was also hit. A

[15:59] bullet went through one boy's bedroom,

[16:01] and at first, he didn't even think he

[16:02] was hearing gunshots.

[16:05] >> There's some P, you know, some

[16:07] firecracker noise or whatever, whatever.

[16:09] I didn't think it was a gun or

[16:10] something. And I just heard a window

[16:12] shield. So, I walked out the thing and

[16:14] then this bullet just came to my room.

[16:16] >> Police did not find any suspects when

[16:18] they got there. If you have any

[16:19] information, call Portland police.

[16:24] >> A Marine killed in the fight for Iraq

[16:26] was honored in Vancouver today.

[16:28] 21-year-old Marine Corporal Michael

[16:29] Schaw was killed in Iraq November 14th

[16:32] when his armored vehicle was hit by a

[16:33] roadside bomb. Scho had been stationed

[16:36] in Hawaii. His widow and baby daughter,

[16:38] who was born last month, live in

[16:39] Vancouver. A motorcycle honor guard

[16:41] escorted Scho's body from the Portland

[16:43] International Airport to a Vancouver

[16:45] cemetery on Wednesday.

[16:49] In the war on terror tonight, British

[16:51] Royal Marines battled it out with

[16:53] Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan

[16:55] today. It's the second time in a week

[16:57] these Marines have come under rocket

[16:59] mortar and sniper fire. During the

[17:01] two-hour battle, the Royal Marines fired

[17:03] back after the Taliban's small arms

[17:05] fire. The Marines used helicopters to

[17:07] circle and fire. And even as the Marines

[17:10] started to withdraw, the Taliban

[17:11] continued to fire. Experts say the

[17:13] Taliban has a huge force in the region.

[17:16] The Marines are working on

[17:17] reconstruction in the area. And as the

[17:20] violence in the Middle East continues,

[17:21] the US military is beefing up efforts to

[17:24] give troops more protection. More armor

[17:26] is on the way for troops on two fronts,

[17:28] Iraq and Afghanistan. In fact, many

[17:30] Humvees have already been reinforced

[17:32] this week with extra layers of metal on

[17:34] the doors and turrets. They say it's

[17:36] necessary since roadside bombs have

[17:38] become increasingly more sophisticated

[17:40] and can easily tear through Humvees that

[17:43] are just 2 years old.

[17:47] Looks like weather is not the only

[17:48] obstacle for your holiday drive home.

[17:50] Gas prices are up again. Let's get a

[17:52] price check now from our Fox 12 Pump

[17:54] Patrol. Oregon gas prices are the second

[17:56] highest in the nation. The state's

[17:58] average for a gallon of regular was 258

[18:00] today. The national average was 224. The

[18:03] cheapest gas we could find in the area

[18:04] was 242. That was at Costco in Northeast

[18:07] Portland on Airport Way and Sandy

[18:09] Leathers in Northeast Portland and Fred

[18:10] Meyer in Scapuse. To find cheap gas in

[18:13] your area, you can check our website,

[18:14] kptv.com. Just click on pump patrol.

[18:20] >> In news from around the Northwest

[18:21] tonight, a group of Muslims protested at

[18:23] CEK airport today. The demonstration

[18:26] comes after six Muslim clerics were

[18:28] kicked off a US Airways flight in

[18:30] Minneapolis this week. The group prayed

[18:32] across from the US Airways ticket

[18:34] counter. Organizers hope similar

[18:36] protests will continue at airports

[18:38] nationwide.

[18:40] The Kuz Bay community is remembering

[18:42] three firefighters who died on the job

[18:45] four years ago. It happened when an auto

[18:47] parts store caught fire and the roof

[18:49] collapsed. The firefighters had been on

[18:51] top of the roof when it caved in. A

[18:53] memorial has now been placed at the town

[18:55] city hall. It features life-sized

[18:57] statues of the three men as well as 11

[19:00] trees representing the number of

[19:01] children the fathers left behind. Two

[19:05] Washington men died when a snowcovered

[19:07] tree fell on their truck. One of the

[19:09] victims is a longtime deacon at a church

[19:11] in Tacoma. Tonight, his parishioners

[19:13] gathered for a memorial ceremony. The

[19:15] freak accident happened on Interstate

[19:17] 90. The deacon was driving with three

[19:19] passengers, including his own

[19:21] 19-year-old son. They'd been on a

[19:23] hunting trip. The other victim is a

[19:25] 22-year-old man.

[19:27] >> You're stuck with the mystery of what

[19:29] happened and the mystery of their death.

[19:31] Death of a a man in his prime and a

[19:34] younger man on a holiday weekend. The

[19:37] deacon's son and a third passenger

[19:39] escaped the wreckage by crawling out a

[19:41] window.

[19:42] >> A local rehab facility isn't letting

[19:44] thieves get in the way of its holiday

[19:45] fundraiser. Someone stole the Teen

[19:47] Challenge trailer from a Kmart parking

[19:49] lot in Northeast Portland. It contains

[19:51] supplies for the Christmas tree lot,

[19:52] which opened last Friday. Despite the

[19:54] theft, members of the organization say

[19:56] they feel fortunate. They've managed to

[19:58] keep the lot open with generous support

[19:59] from the community.

[20:01] >> You know, I I'm just reminded that uh

[20:03] there are still a lot of good people.

[20:05] There are still a lot of good people

[20:06] that want to help, that want to touch

[20:08] and change lives, want to help other

[20:10] people, and that that's great to see

[20:12] that.

[20:13] >> Good to hear. Students say if the thief

[20:15] returns the trailer, they'll offer

[20:17] forgiveness. A family in northeast

[20:19] Portland is asking for your help tonight

[20:20] finding a treasured statue. Take a look.

[20:22] It was a six-foot original wood carving

[20:24] of a bear on his hind legs. Police say

[20:27] it's likely worth more than $1,000. The

[20:29] Ellenburggs named the big guy Bear and

[20:31] say he brought them a lot of great

[20:33] memories over the 10 years they had him.

[20:35] And they say Bear brought a lot of

[20:36] smiles to people walking by, especially

[20:39] children.

[20:40] >> He was just gorgeous, you know. And to

[20:43] come home and find him gone, it it was

[20:45] very devastating. I'm not kidding. No,

[20:48] no questions asked. Just please bring

[20:50] him back or let us know where we can get

[20:52] him.

[20:53] >> Looks like someone recently went on to

[20:55] the Ellenburgg's property and stole Bear

[20:56] while the family was on vacation. The

[20:58] statue was actually bolted to a tree

[21:00] stump near the front yard. The family

[21:02] says a few months ago, someone also took

[21:04] their flag pole

[21:06] >> and I spoke with them and they just say

[21:07] they're not going to press charges. They

[21:09] just want it back. So, if anyone sees

[21:10] it, please give it back.

[21:11] >> Let's hope for the best.

[21:12] >> In other news now, it may not be strict

[21:14] security measures at the airport that

[21:16] could have you pulling your hair out

[21:17] this weekend.

[21:17] >> We'll tell you how Mother Nature could

[21:19] make it tough for you or your loved ones

[21:20] to get home.

[21:22] >> Also, how delicious is that after

[21:24] Thanksgiving sandwich? Yum. But that

[21:26] bacteria that could be breeding on those

[21:29] leftovers could make you sick. How to

[21:30] polish off the bird safely coming up.

[21:33] >> Real nice to see that sunshine here this

[21:35] afternoon. But now the clouds are

[21:36] thickening up again. It's 40° at the

[21:38] airport. The east wind picking up as

[21:40] well. The east wind off in the extreme

[21:42] wind this time of year. Live a look

[21:44] outside at the Christmas tree Pioneer

[21:45] Courthouse Square. Could that Christmas

[21:47] tree be coated in white sometime soon?

[21:49] The forecast still to come.

[21:52] You're watching the 10:00 news. First,

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[25:47] Well, yet again this month, the weather

[25:49] starting to get interesting and we've

[25:50] got low snow levels coming up in the

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[25:59] >> Also, there's an important role at a

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[26:07] >> Rocking out on the front, but troops

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[29:39] When children go to Dorbecker Hospital

[29:41] for cancer treatment, they need more

[29:42] than a cure.

[29:43] >> Yeah. Kids can also uh use emotional

[29:46] support and practical advice from people

[29:48] who have faced a similar challenge.

[29:50] KBTV's Jim Hyde reports they can find

[29:52] some of that from the Nick Wilson

[29:54] Charitable Group.

[29:56] >> We put in our care kits things that we

[29:58] think will um help the families get and

[30:01] the child get through transplant a

[30:02] little more comfortably. blankets to

[30:05] toiletries to hats for their cold heads.

[30:08] >> Many of the children here at the

[30:09] pediatric oncology unit at Dornbecker

[30:12] are getting bone marrow transplants and

[30:14] other heroic treatments for their

[30:15] cancers. The bag full of non-medinal

[30:18] stuff they're offered is an introduction

[30:20] to what the Nick Wilson charitable group

[30:22] can do for them.

[30:23] >> It's a very stressful, lonely, scary

[30:27] time for families. and um we just want

[30:31] to try to make that less scary and

[30:35] stressful for them in any way we can.

[30:37] >> Nick Wilson is Joe Met's son who died of

[30:39] leukemia here in 2001. Her family's

[30:42] awful experience can be awfully helpful

[30:45] to others.

[30:46] >> The kids are amazing. They deal with

[30:49] this in ways that are just unbelievable.

[30:52] And so it's really the families I think

[30:53] that suffer.

[30:54] >> Dr. Ferrell says she and her colleagues

[30:56] are warmly realistic with their young

[30:58] patients, helping them to tolerate the

[31:00] best treatments, medications, and

[31:02] chemotherapy available. In the oncology

[31:04] unit, medical staff, social workers, and

[31:07] volunteers recognize that whole families

[31:09] are affected by their child's

[31:11] hospitalization.

[31:12] >> A parent needs to be with their child

[31:14] when they're ill and what happens to the

[31:16] job, you know, what happens to their

[31:17] income. Working through the social

[31:19] workers here, the Nick Wilson Foundation

[31:21] offers some payments for housing and

[31:23] support to families in need in the form

[31:25] of gas and telephone cards.

[31:27] >> Grief support if that's needed. Um any

[31:31] number of things as you can imagine.

[31:32] There's a big unmet financial need for a

[31:36] lot of these families.

[31:36] >> He never went to school or anything like

[31:38] that because he was always here. So I

[31:40] was kind of like his companion. But in

[31:42] the five years since her little

[31:43] brother's death, the needs for patients

[31:46] siblings have not lessened.

[31:48] >> You you need tons of support from

[31:49] somebody who can take you to soccer

[31:50] practice to where do I spend the night

[31:52] cuz my parents are in the hospital.

[31:54] >> So Haley, her mom, and supporters of

[31:56] their charitable group also offer

[31:58] practical advice about how families can

[32:00] organize their own support networks.

[32:02] >> People are good-hearted and they want to

[32:05] help.

[32:06] >> Jill Mets does that in the name of Nick

[32:07] Wilson in Southwest Portland. Jim Hyde,

[32:10] the 10:00 news.

[32:12] >> For more information about the Nick

[32:13] Wilson Charitable Group, just go to our

[32:15] website, kptv.com.

[32:21] >> Meteorologist Drew Jackson joins us now.

[32:23] Looking forward to uh tomorrow and one

[32:25] of the busiest travel days of the year.

[32:27] Well, not not in a positive way. I mean,

[32:29] fast forwarding to tomorrow. Uh busiest

[32:31] travel day of the year. One of and uh

[32:33] yeah,

[32:34] >> it's going to be interesting. I I was

[32:36] going to say I'm looking forward to

[32:37] Thursday because I think it's going to

[32:38] be the first day this next few coming up

[32:40] where weather will not be a newsmaker

[32:42] finally. So, lots.

[32:44] >> Looking forward to Thursday between now

[32:45] and then. Lots to talk about. We'll

[32:47] start uh quickly here with the nuts and

[32:48] bolts tonight. Talk about what's going

[32:49] on right now. Live picture outside. All

[32:51] calm, all quiet for the moment. Although

[32:53] that east wind starting to pick up. Live

[32:54] radar not showing much of anything here

[32:56] in the Pacific Northwest in specific

[32:59] northwest Oregon. Not having any radar

[33:01] returns at the moment, but sliding a

[33:02] little farther north here. Seattle

[33:04] starting getting into it and a few light

[33:06] showers offshore. Quick look at the

[33:07] temperatures right now. Portland at 40,

[33:09] Salem's at 40, a story of 42. So

[33:12] obviously too warm to snow at this

[33:13] moment and I think it'll be that way

[33:15] throughout the night tonight. Reban's

[33:16] down to 30, Burns at 20, Baker City,

[33:18] you're at 23 and Hermiston at 31°. All

[33:20] right, the next weather maker offshore

[33:22] right in here. Center of low pressure

[33:24] right about there. And it looks like

[33:26] it's going to track just like that. So

[33:29] north of most of Oregon, northwest

[33:32] Oregon especially. And that means we're

[33:33] going to get a south wind up into that

[33:35] low pressure. That's important because

[33:36] two things. It's going to cause some

[33:38] high winds to really pick up along the

[33:39] coast. Could see some gusts to 65 miles

[33:41] an hour. That's why a high wind warning

[33:42] is in effect. And I bet we could get

[33:44] some southerntherly wind gusts up into

[33:45] the 35 maybe even 40 mph range tomorrow.

[33:48] There'll be an east wind through the

[33:49] gorge as well. Should this low move

[33:51] farther south and a couple days ago

[33:53] looked like that was possibility. We get

[33:54] more of an easterly low towards that low

[33:56] and that would pull cold air farther out

[33:58] of the gorge. That would be a better

[33:59] snow setup for us. As it turns out, that

[34:02] doesn't look to be the case for tomorrow

[34:04] and tomorrow night. But a lot of heavy

[34:06] snow for the Cascades here coming up.

[34:07] You start getting into these pink and

[34:08] purple colors here. We're talking 20 25

[34:11] ines by 7:00 Monday evening. So

[34:13] certainly a huge snow maker for those of

[34:15] you traveling tomorrow. It's going to be

[34:17] rough over the passes. Now, let's time

[34:18] it out here in the rain and snow

[34:19] forecast. Overnight, there could be some

[34:21] wet snow down to about 1,000 ft, but

[34:23] valley locations stay rain. Snow, of

[34:25] course, in the Cascades. During the day

[34:27] tomorrow, some slightly warmer air moves

[34:28] in with that south wind. the snow level

[34:30] goes up to about 3,000 ft. But look at

[34:32] the white returning on the map for

[34:33] tomorrow night. If we have some snow

[34:35] down to low elevations, best chance of

[34:37] it happening is tomorrow night into

[34:40] Monday morning and then perhaps snow

[34:42] showers scattered about during the day

[34:43] Monday, but they would be wet snow

[34:45] showers, probably not sticking. Now,

[34:46] elevation wise, we're going to be

[34:48] talking a lot about that over the coming

[34:49] days. You can see the areas on white

[34:51] here, mainly the highest hills in the

[34:54] immediate metro area above 1,000 ft. But

[34:56] when I shade the areas in white above

[34:57] 500 ft, you can see the West Hills there

[34:59] starting to get uh along Highway 26 here

[35:02] towards Gresham. And then closer into

[35:03] the metro area here, you can see the

[35:05] West Hills to Halen Mountain, Mount

[35:07] Scott, all these areas above 500 ft.

[35:09] Otherwise, uh you're going to be mainly

[35:11] in the clear because these are the

[35:12] probabilities of sticking snow. Not much

[35:14] tonight, just about a 60% chance above

[35:17] 1,000 ft. But then tomorrow, it all

[35:19] melts as warmer air moves in. Again,

[35:20] tomorrow night gets more interesting.

[35:22] Perhaps a 90% chance of snow, sticking

[35:24] snow above a thousand feet tomorrow

[35:26] night and about 50/50 above 500 feet.

[35:28] And I'll put those chances the same for

[35:30] the day Monday. Even sea level about a

[35:31] 10% chance I think of sticking snow.

[35:33] That's not a great chance, but the

[35:35] chances there. Forecast details now.

[35:37] Busy night tonight with the high wind

[35:38] warning and same story tomorrow. The

[35:40] snow level bouncing up and down a bit in

[35:42] the coast range as some cold air moves

[35:43] in then some warmer air as well. Wamut

[35:45] Valley temperatures in the 30s in the

[35:47] morning. Rainy and windy tomorrow. No

[35:48] threat of snow in the valley. South

[35:50] winds gusting to 35. Central and eastern

[35:52] Oregon, a winter storm warning for the

[35:53] gorge about 500 feet. And there'll be

[35:55] some rain and snow showers tomorrow. All

[35:57] snow showers tomorrow night. Huge storm

[35:59] in the Cascades. Winter storm warning, 1

[36:01] to two feet of snow. Not good travel

[36:04] conditions up in the mountains tomorrow.

[36:05] Portland, rainy and windy. 38 in the

[36:07] morning. Still 40 at noon. 45. That's it

[36:09] for our high temperature. Cold air

[36:11] really moves in tomorrow night. We could

[36:12] have snow showers again tomorrow night.

[36:14] 30s in the morning west of town. 40s in

[36:16] the afternoon. East side temperatures

[36:18] also middle 40s for high temperatures

[36:19] with that gorge wind really blowing out

[36:21] of the uh out of the east in the morning

[36:23] but then ending during the afternoon

[36:25] switching to a west wind. All right,

[36:27] Monday cold showers 39 that's it and

[36:29] then windy and very cold for much of the

[36:31] week coming up. You can see lots of

[36:33] sunshine though so that'll be good news

[36:34] even though it'll be cold. Stephanie is

[36:36] tomorrow Stephanie is in tomorrow

[36:37] morning with the latest beginning at 6.

[36:40] >> Pointing fingers toward the final cut

[36:42] tonight as some businesses get called

[36:44] out on the internet. Why these fingerp

[36:46] pointers are taking the law into their

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[36:53] but they still have reason to be

[36:55] thankful. And don't start pointing

[36:57] fingers at security when you're stuck in

[36:59] line at the airport. How the weather

[37:00] could affect your holiday travel. Next

[37:02] on the 10:00 news first, live local.

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[40:29] Stand by the final cut in 3 2 1. Cue

[40:32] him.

[40:32] >> The final cut starts with news from

[40:34] across America tonight where in New York

[40:36] a bachelor party came to a deadly end

[40:38] after police shot and killed the wouldbe

[40:40] groom as he was leaving a strip club.

[40:43] The shooting, which also left two other

[40:45] men hospitalized, drew angry protests

[40:47] from family members and community

[40:48] leaders today. Witnesses say as the

[40:51] alleged victims were driving away, they

[40:53] hit an unmarked police van filled with

[40:55] plaincloed officers. Authorities say

[40:57] police fired 50 rounds at their car.

[41:00] Police say they thought one of the men

[41:02] might have a gun. Well, the incident

[41:03] apparently stemmed from an undercover

[41:05] investigation inside the club.

[41:08] Investigators in Ohio are trying to

[41:10] figure out whether a shooting that

[41:12] killed an 11-year-old boy was an

[41:14] accident. Police say a 12-year-old boy

[41:16] shot the 11-year-old in the head with a

[41:18] small caliber handgun on Thanksgiving.

[41:20] The younger boy died a few hours later.

[41:23] Police originally arrested his uncle for

[41:24] failing to keep a gun away from

[41:26] children, but the charge has since been

[41:28] dropped. Now, prosecutors say they may

[41:30] still take the case to a grand jury.

[41:33] >> A truck flipped and caused quite a mess

[41:35] in Minnesota today. The semi flipped on

[41:37] a St. Paul Bridge this morning, spilling

[41:38] chemicals all over the road. Take a look

[41:40] at that. Authorities had said it shut

[41:41] the bridge down so crews could clean up

[41:43] the spill. The white mess you see is

[41:45] lime. It's a chemical produced when

[41:47] limestone is heated up. It's not clear

[41:49] when the bridge will reopen or if anyone

[41:51] was hurt. Police are investigating the

[41:53] cause of the crash. A shootout lands a

[41:55] police officer and a teenage suspect in

[41:57] the hospital in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

[41:59] Police were serving a search warrant to

[42:01] the boy who is suspected of raping a

[42:03] woman at gunpoint. They say the boy

[42:05] fired at the officer, hitting him in a

[42:07] bulletproof vest. The officer shot back,

[42:09] hitting the boy in the torso several

[42:10] times. The boy is in critical condition

[42:12] tonight. The officer is expected to

[42:15] recover. Cars, furniture, jobs. You can

[42:17] find just about anything on Craigslist,

[42:19] but babies in San Diego. A posting

[42:22] appeared Thursday offering a free baby

[42:24] to a good home. Now, San Diego police

[42:26] are trying to figure out if someone is

[42:28] really trying to give a baby away.

[42:29] Whoever posted the ad claims his

[42:31] ex-girlfriend had the baby a few weeks

[42:33] ago, but now the baby sits in his closet

[42:36] and cries. Craigslist has since pulled

[42:39] the ad.

[42:40] >> A surprised visitor crashed into a

[42:42] Virginia family's home yesterday. The

[42:44] family says a deer broke through a

[42:46] window in the living room. A

[42:47] seven-month-old baby was just below that

[42:50] window. The deer just missed hitting the

[42:52] baby, but kept running and knocked over

[42:54] her grandfather. It then went into the

[42:56] kitchen and kicked an 8-year-old in the

[42:58] head. But get this, the little boy was

[43:00] actually wearing a football helmet at

[43:02] the time. No one was hurt, but the

[43:04] family says the unwelcome visitor left a

[43:06] lot of damage.

[43:08] He was kicking

[43:10] and he was kicking my son's legs even

[43:14] even to the point that he actually uh

[43:17] tore his blue jeans that he had on and

[43:20] his arms were black from here to here.

[43:23] >> Now, neighbors eventually tied the deer

[43:25] up and got it out of the house. Nearly a

[43:28] dozen people are hurt after a stairwell

[43:30] collapsed in eastern Tennessee. It

[43:32] happened at a rental cabin in the

[43:33] popular tourist town of Gatlinburgg.

[43:36] Some 30 members of a family were all

[43:38] posing for a Thanksgiving Day picture on

[43:40] the stairs when the stairs gave way.

[43:42] Five people, including a baby, had to be

[43:44] airlifted to the hospital, but everyone

[43:46] is expected to survive.

[43:48] >> Folks in Minnesota may end up with a

[43:50] Charlie Brown Christmas tree next year

[43:52] if they're lucky. State officials say a

[43:54] drought is taking a toll on young trees

[43:56] that are still growing. Tree farm owners

[43:58] say this year's mature trees are

[44:00] healthy, but they were planted three

[44:01] years ago. Almost all the trees planted

[44:03] since then have died due to dry

[44:05] conditions to keep, excuse me, to keep

[44:08] next year's crop alive. Many farmers are

[44:10] installing expensive irrigation systems,

[44:12] which has caused them to raise prices on

[44:14] this year's Christmas trees. A

[44:16] California parish is supporting American

[44:18] troops by sending prayer cards and

[44:20] iPods. About two weeks ago, the

[44:22] Cornerstone Fellowship in Liverour

[44:24] started raising almost $16,000 to arm

[44:27] our troops with MP3 players. iPod

[44:29] technology allows soldiers to use

[44:31] podcasts to receive messages and even

[44:33] church services from home. Troops say

[44:35] they appreciate the effort.

[44:38] >> It makes me really happy to know that

[44:40] there's people out there that try and

[44:42] make part of their effort to help

[44:44] benefit someone else's lives as people

[44:46] are out there trying to fight for

[44:47] theirs.

[44:48] >> iPod manufacturer Apple is also helping

[44:50] the effort by providing free shipping

[44:52] and inscribing troops names on each

[44:54] unit. Retailers are dreaming of a green

[44:57] Christmas and after this weekend, it

[44:59] looks like they'll be right on track.

[45:01] Shoppers were out in full force on Black

[45:03] Friday, according to a national research

[45:05] group that tracks sales at mall-based

[45:07] stores. Total sales for the day after

[45:09] Thanksgiving bonanza rose 6% from last

[45:12] year. That's almost $9 million.

[45:15] Economists say this could be a sign of a

[45:16] buoyant consumer spending, which will

[45:18] prop up the US economy.

[45:21] >> Some Americans are using the internet to

[45:23] tackle illegal immigration. The

[45:25] California based website we hire

[45:26] aliens.com puts pressure on businesses

[45:29] that hire undocumented workers. The

[45:31] website lists 2400 companies in 47

[45:34] states that allegedly employ illegal

[45:36] workers. People can report suspected

[45:38] violators anonymously. Critics say it

[45:40] encourages people to take the law into

[45:42] their own hands, but the site's creators

[45:44] say what they're doing is no different

[45:46] than a neighbor calling 911 after

[45:48] witnessing a crime. Right now, more than

[45:50] 30 Oregon businesses are listed on the

[45:52] website.

[45:56] In the Middle East crisis tonight, the

[45:57] Palestinian government reached a

[45:59] ceasefire agreement with Israel today,

[46:01] just hours after air strikes rain down

[46:03] on a mini bus east of Gaza City. One

[46:06] Palestinian fighter died in that attack

[46:08] and three others were hurt. Palestinian

[46:10] President Makmoud Abbas told the Israeli

[46:12] prime minister today that Palestinian

[46:14] rebels will stop firing rockets at

[46:16] Israel from Gaza. Israel responded by

[46:19] pledging to halt attacks in the

[46:21] territory. The ceasefire went into

[46:23] effect just a few hours ago.

[46:29] >> Well, as a holiday weekend wraps up

[46:30] tomorrow, many Americans will be hopping

[46:32] on planes headed for home. But the

[46:34] weather forecasted for tomorrow in

[46:35] Oregon, could offer some challenges for

[46:37] air travelers. KPTV's Drew Jackson has

[46:39] the details you'll want to hear if

[46:41] you're traveling.

[46:41] >> Yeah, Kevin. Actually, the worst of the

[46:43] travel weather, a lot like Wednesday

[46:45] here when this holiday started, is going

[46:46] to be right here in the Pacific

[46:47] Northwest. And if you have travel plans

[46:49] by air, beyond the Northwest, it

[46:51] actually looks pretty good. Come on over

[46:52] here. You can see the map. And you can

[46:55] see that aside from the Northwest, so

[46:57] much of the United States is really

[46:59] going to be in the clear. So that's

[47:00] great news if you're traveling all the

[47:01] way to the east coast of the United

[47:02] States looking good. There just could be

[47:04] a few rain showers in the midsection of

[47:06] the country, but nothing that would trip

[47:07] up the flights or the airports or

[47:09] anything like that. But again, here in

[47:10] the Pacific Northwest and Northern

[47:12] California, that's where the issues will

[47:13] be with some rain, some gusty winds, and

[47:15] a lot of snow, especially over the

[47:16] Cascade Passes. And if you're going to

[47:18] be in the car, watch out for the

[47:19] Columbia Gorge tomorrow morning with

[47:20] some accumulating snow there. Should be

[47:22] rain in the afternoon. Cascade passes

[47:24] kind of a mess all day long with a lot

[47:26] of heavy snow. So that's the situation.

[47:28] If you're traveling both around the

[47:29] country and also here locally, Kevin and

[47:31] Hillary, back to you.

[47:32] >> Yeah, we are really getting the brunt of

[47:33] it. Drew, thank you. If you're dreading

[47:35] long lines and chaos at the airports

[47:36] this holiday season, there might be a

[47:38] way around it. The registered travel

[47:40] program started after the 911 attacks,

[47:42] but it may be expanding. Right now,

[47:44] passengers pay about $100 a year to have

[47:46] the TSA do a background check on them

[47:48] ahead of time. Those passengers carry a

[47:51] smart card, which lets them get whisked

[47:52] through security, but the cost could be

[47:55] dropping. The TSA now says it can do

[47:57] those background checks for only $28.

[47:59] The company operating the system now

[48:01] plans to expand to Cincinnati,

[48:03] Indianapolis, San Jose, and the British

[48:05] Airways Terminal at New York's JFK.

[48:08] Well, it's not the Da Vinci Code or

[48:09] Antiques Road Show, but one biology

[48:12] professor has found a way to put a date

[48:14] on when some masterpieces were made. And

[48:16] these dates can solve some mysteries of

[48:18] priceless works of art.

[48:23] There are the work of masters,

[48:27] but when were they created?

[48:30] Biologist Blair Hedges is trying to

[48:32] answer this question. He found out by

[48:34] studying different editions of the same

[48:36] print. He could pinpoint the date of

[48:38] previously updated works. He calls this

[48:40] the print clock method.

[48:41] >> It measures the change in the wood and

[48:44] the metal used to make the prints.

[48:46] >> Early craftsmen used handc cranked

[48:47] printing presses with the letters carved

[48:49] into wooden blocks or copper plates.

[48:52] >> What we have here are two wood block

[48:54] prints and two copper plate prints. To

[48:57] determine the date of old prints made

[48:58] from wood blocks, Hedges scans digital

[49:00] photos into his computer and uses a

[49:03] digital analysis software program to

[49:05] count the number of breaks in the lines.

[49:07] For prints made with copper plates, he

[49:09] looks at the level of fading in the

[49:10] lines. With each edition of the same

[49:12] book or print, the ink appears lighter.

[49:15] Here, the computer program counts the

[49:16] number of pixels from the scanned

[49:18] digital photo.

[49:19] >> This later print, every different

[49:21] edition after the original one will have

[49:24] more and more white pixels. Hedges found

[49:26] the changes in the prints were

[49:28] clock-like because the breaks in the

[49:29] wood and thinning of the copper occurred

[49:31] evenly over time.

[49:33] >> People want to know when things

[49:34] happened. For example, when a piece of

[49:37] art was created, when an idea was

[49:38] thought of, when a discovery was made.

[49:41] >> The print clock method may help

[49:42] historians fill in those blanks. Hillary

[49:45] Hudes, the 10:00 news.

[49:48] >> And print experts often use a printer's

[49:50] watermark on the paper to place a date

[49:52] on previously undated works. Dr. Hedges

[49:54] says the watermark method is not as

[49:56] accurate as the print clock clock method

[49:59] because it dates the paper, not the

[50:01] print.

[50:04] In the Hollywood buzz tonight, Michael

[50:05] Richards may have to give an expensive

[50:07] apology for his racist rant. The two men

[50:10] Richards insulted during his comedy act

[50:12] want a personal apology and maybe even

[50:14] money. Their attorney, Gloria Alred,

[50:16] says Richard should apologize and let a

[50:18] judge decide if Richard should pay. She

[50:20] says the men were ordering drinks when

[50:22] Richard started yelling at them for

[50:23] interrupting his act. When someone in

[50:25] the group said he wasn't funny, Richards

[50:26] repeatedly yelled racist remarks at

[50:28] them. Richard's publicist says the

[50:30] comedian wants to apologize and see what

[50:32] happens from there. Also, according to

[50:33] the Associated Press tonight, Richard

[50:35] plans on appearing on Jesse Jackson's

[50:37] radio show to answer questions as well.

[50:40] And that is Fox 12's final cut for

[50:42] tonight.

[50:45] I'm Matt Smith. Ahead in sports, it's

[50:46] high school football Saturday. A couple

[50:48] local teams putting it all on the line

[50:50] in the state playoffs. Plus, thousands

[50:52] of teddy bears streaming down from the

[50:54] stands. It's the most visual game of the

[50:56] year for the Winterhawks.

[50:58] >> You're watching the 10:00 news. First,

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[53:08] >> I THINK I KILLED A BUNCH OF PEOPLE.

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[53:56] Welcome back. Right on the heels of the

[53:57] Duck Civil War loss tonight, more bad

[53:59] news for the University of Oregon. This

[54:01] time it's athletic director Bill Moose

[54:03] set to resign. This according to the

[54:04] Eugene registered guard with 12 years

[54:06] under his belt. Moose has the second

[54:08] longest tenure of any University of

[54:10] Oregon ad. He's led the university

[54:11] through its most prosperous years

[54:13] athletically. Sources say Moose is

[54:15] resigning for personal reasons depending

[54:17] on who you talk to. A big blow tonight

[54:19] for the Ducks. But for Blazers fans, it

[54:21] was the kind of night you're happy your

[54:23] team was playing in another city because

[54:24] you hate to pay good money and see what

[54:26] we saw tonight in Sacramento. Blazers

[54:28] taking on the Kings. Eay Udoka came out

[54:30] firing for Portland in the first half.

[54:32] Scored 11 points, hitting five of seven

[54:34] shots. Zack Randolph also putting up his

[54:37] numbers, 24 points, eight rebounds for

[54:39] Zebo. But the Kings blew it open in the

[54:42] second quarter. Mike Bby for three.

[54:44] Check out this series right here.

[54:45] Followed by Kevin Martin, three of his

[54:47] 27 points. Then Sharief Abdul Rahheem,

[54:49] the former Blazer, going right down the

[54:51] lane. Blazers down by 22 at halftime and

[54:53] they fall tonight 10585.

[54:56] Well, we're heading down the final

[54:57] stretch in high school football. Today,

[54:59] both Wilsonville and Sherwood hit the

[55:00] field in the 5A quarterfinals. Sunny day

[55:03] in McMinnville where Wilsonville was

[55:05] taking on Dallas at Lynfield College. In

[55:07] the third quarter, Wilsonville led 15-7.

[55:09] This drive set up by a Wildcats

[55:11] interception and Jake Carlson puts it in

[55:13] the end zone. Wilsonville up 22-7. More

[55:16] Wildcats offense. Later in the third,

[55:18] Tyler Reeves to Jesse St. Check out the

[55:19] nice move by Stab. He takes it all the

[55:21] way down to the two yd line. 35 yd

[55:24] pickup that led to the short touchdown

[55:26] plunge here by Jake Carlson. Wildcats

[55:29] extend their lead and that would do it.

[55:30] The final today Wilsonville beating

[55:33] Dallas 2913 at Sherwood High. The Bowman

[55:36] hosting Corvalis in the first half.

[55:39] Sherwood getting the four-yd touchdown

[55:40] run from Travis Loots. That made the

[55:42] score 7-6. Bowman down by one, but

[55:45] Corvalis wastes no time answering back

[55:47] Drew Hubble to Jordan Fred. And Fred is

[55:50] gone. 77 yd touchdown to put Corvales up

[55:53] 14-6 and Corvalis wins big over Sherwood

[55:56] 34-13 in the 2A quarterfinals. Portland

[55:59] Christian hit the road to play Cascade

[56:01] Christian. Portland Christian perfect

[56:03] 11-0 entering this game here in the

[56:05] third quarter. Shawn Evans with the 20

[56:06] yardd touchdown to put the Royals up

[56:08] nine nothing but it was all Cascade

[56:10] after that. Check out Alex Crawford down

[56:12] the far sideline. Shakes two defenders

[56:14] gone. Cascade Christian closing the game

[56:17] with 28 unanswered points to hand

[56:19] Portland Christian its first loss of the

[56:22] year. Doesn't matter if you like sports

[56:24] or not. This is the best hockey night of

[56:26] the year in Portland. The Winterhawks

[56:28] holding their annual teddy bear toss.

[56:29] Fans bringing teddy bears to the game

[56:31] and when the first goal is scored, they

[56:33] throw those Bears on the ice. Well,

[56:34] there were no goals until overtime, but

[56:36] Kyle Bailey comes through, puts it in,

[56:39] and let the Bears fly. Last year they

[56:41] had 10,000 in excess of 10,000 Bears hit

[56:45] the ice. Tonight, another respectable

[56:47] night. The game was so late, no numbers

[56:49] in for Bear totals, but certainly a

[56:51] great night as the Winhawks win an OT

[56:53] and the Bears were flying. Also tonight,

[56:54] USC rolled past Notre Dame 44-24 and

[56:57] Arizona State beat Arizona 2814.

[57:01] >> They had helmets and all that padding on

[57:04] those big Yeah, those huge clober guy.

[57:07] All right, thanks.

[57:08] >> Quick last check on weather. Yeah, mess

[57:10] over the Cascades, 1 to two feet of snow

[57:11] tomorrow. That's a problem for those of

[57:12] you traveling. The gorge could be messy

[57:14] tomorrow morning with some snow as well

[57:15] and then slow snow levels after that.

[57:18] >> All right, that's it for us tonight.

[57:19] Don't forget to watch Good Day Oregon

[57:21] Sunday starting at 6.

[57:22] >> Good night.

[57:26] >> Alex Smith and the Niners. Mark Bulier

[57:29] and the Rams. Sunday at 10 on Fox 12

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[57:35] >> A Family Guy wedding turns sour.

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