KPTV (Fox Portland) late news - 2009-05-05

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[0:02] Tonight, Simon spills about a certain

[0:04] judge on American Idol. What he says

[0:06] will happen next season. If you're not

[0:09] careful, you could soon pay a big price

[0:11] to smoke. And we're not talking about

[0:13] your health. Why your savings could take

[0:15] a hit the next time you finish that

[0:16] cigarette.

[0:18] Danger inside a school gym.

[0:20] >> Let me tell you, you would never

[0:22] you would never wish this ever on

[0:25] anyone. The Fox 12 investigators explain

[0:27] how you could be in for a lifetime of

[0:29] pain just by setting foot inside. But

[0:32] first, a local man accused of abusing

[0:34] his kids for entertainment.

[0:36] >> They kids play usually at their property

[0:38] and a few times came to our house to to

[0:41] play in our backyard.

[0:42] >> It's outrageous behavior and police say

[0:45] the man thought it was funny. First on

[0:47] Fox.

[0:49] >> Good evening. Thanks for joining us. I'm

[0:50] Shauna Parson

[0:51] >> and I'm Wayne Garcia. And first on Fox

[0:53] tonight, Salem police are investigating

[0:54] a surprising case of abuse out of Marian

[0:57] County. Cops arrested a man accused of

[0:59] putting a dog shock collar on all four

[1:02] of his children. Police busted Todd

[1:05] Markham after their investigation led

[1:06] them to believe that he put the shock

[1:08] collar on his kids for entertainment.

[1:10] KPTV's Chad Carter is live in Salem

[1:12] tonight with the details. Chad?

[1:14] >> Yeah, and Wayne, it was a caller just

[1:15] like this one you see here that police

[1:17] say used as pure entertainment.

[1:23] I am just I

[1:25] I I'm speechless. So,

[1:28] it's hard to say what I'm feel. Words of

[1:31] surprise from Natalyia Camel after

[1:33] learning the man she saw often across

[1:35] the street have been arrested after

[1:37] police say he used a dog shock collar on

[1:39] his own kids. Police say they arrested

[1:42] Todd Markham today after their

[1:43] investigation found he had used the

[1:45] collar on all four of his kids between

[1:47] the ages of nine and three. Police also

[1:50] report Markham admitted to using the

[1:52] collar on his kids because he thought it

[1:54] was funny and found entertainment in

[1:56] chasing his three-year-old around with

[1:57] the collar, making him cry at just the

[2:00] sight of it.

[2:00] >> They have small dog, very small, like it

[2:02] looks like a puppy. I asked him how old

[2:04] is their dog, but it's just one year or

[2:07] three years old. A small dog.

[2:08] >> Police would not confirm where it

[2:10] happened or where Markham lived, but DMV

[2:12] records show his last address at this

[2:14] house in Northeast Salem. All of it a

[2:17] surprise for Camel, who says her kids

[2:19] often played with Markhams.

[2:21] >> He was absolutely polite and good,

[2:26] nothing strange.

[2:26] >> And tonight, Markhamm is at the Marian

[2:28] County Jail facing four counts of

[2:30] criminal mistreatment.

[2:33] >> And also tonight, those children are

[2:35] with their mother and the case is being

[2:38] investigated by the Department of Human

[2:39] Services. Live in Salem tonight, Chad

[2:41] Carter, the 10:00 news. Tonight, Tiger

[2:44] Police needs your help identifying a man

[2:46] who was found dead seven years ago. Take

[2:48] a look at the sketch of the victim.

[2:49] Police say a train hit and killed this

[2:51] man on October 7th, 2001. And to this

[2:54] day, they have not been able to ID him.

[2:57] At the time of his death, the

[2:58] unidentified man was described as white

[3:00] in his late 30s to early 40s, 5'9 in

[3:03] tall, 180 pounds. Investigators think he

[3:06] may have connections to the Ashland and

[3:08] Cellwood area of Portland. If you think

[3:11] you might know who he is, uh, please

[3:13] call Tiger Police.

[3:16] >> A lost shoe may help the FBI FBI track

[3:19] down Fox 12's most wanted, who robbed a

[3:21] Gresham bank. It happened at the West

[3:23] Coast Bank on Northwest Burnside near

[3:25] Eastman Parkway this afternoon. The FBI

[3:28] is now working with Gresham police who

[3:29] say the robber got away with some cash

[3:31] but lost his shoe on the way out. We

[3:34] talked to one man who works nearby who

[3:35] was surprised by the robbery. It's

[3:38] really surprising that there was ever a

[3:39] bank robbing in Gresham. Like, I'd never

[3:41] expect something like that to happen.

[3:44] >> The FBI describes the suspect as a white

[3:46] man in his mid20s. He's about 510 and

[3:49] 185 lbs. He was wearing a black zip-up

[3:52] hoodie and white tennis shoes, though he

[3:54] is now down to just one.

[3:56] >> Tonight, deputies need your help

[3:58] tracking down another one of Fox 12's

[3:59] most wanted, a woman with a long

[4:01] criminal history. Deputies say Tanya

[4:03] Davis violated her parole after being

[4:05] convicted of burglary in November of

[4:07] 2006. She's also been arrested and

[4:09] convicted for a number of other crimes

[4:11] in Oregon and California, including

[4:13] assault, prostitution, and drug

[4:14] possession. She last lived in East

[4:16] Portland's Hazlewood neighborhood, but

[4:18] may also be in Vancouver. She is an

[4:20] African-American woman, 5'6, 180 pounds.

[4:23] She has black hair and brown eyes.

[4:26] New details tonight as two men already

[4:28] behind bars are accused of shooting a

[4:30] Vancouver police sergeant. Dalon Berg

[4:33] and Jeffrey Reed are already being held

[4:35] at the Multa County Jail. Now they're

[4:37] going to be transferred to the Clark

[4:38] County Jail. Authorities say they're

[4:40] connected to the shooting of a police

[4:42] sergeant last month. You might remember

[4:43] the story. The sergeant was shot in the

[4:46] chest, but the bullet was able to stick

[4:48] in his vest. The two men face several

[4:51] charges. A man charged with shooting his

[4:53] wife in the stomach is avoiding trial.

[4:56] Joshua Ernststrom took a plea deal today

[4:58] and he was sentenced to 27 months in

[5:00] prison. His trial was set to begin

[5:02] tomorrow. Police arrested Ernststrom

[5:04] last October after they found his wife

[5:06] with a gunshot wound to the stomach.

[5:08] Police say Ernstrom called 911

[5:10] immediately after the shooting and was

[5:11] still at the apartment when police

[5:13] arrived.

[5:14] >> Tonight, we're learning more about a man

[5:15] accused of trying to kill his

[5:16] ex-girlfriend. Investigators say George

[5:18] Ardizone offered a man more than $13,000

[5:22] to kill the woman, but the so-called

[5:24] hitman was really a police informant and

[5:26] deputies were waiting in the wings to

[5:28] make their arrest. KPTV's Jamie Wilson

[5:30] has the story.

[5:32] >> I don't think it's right. I don't I

[5:34] don't really believe he'd do that cuz he

[5:35] was in love with her big time.

[5:37] >> Today, this man we're calling Jim is

[5:39] completely stunned by the charges

[5:41] against his friend George Ardone. Jim

[5:43] has been living on Ardisone's property

[5:45] here in Woodland, helping him fix it up.

[5:48] And he says it was all for George's

[5:50] ex-girlfriend.

[5:51] >> He's pretty pretty kind. I mean, he if

[5:53] he says he's going to do something, he

[5:55] did it. I mean, he put this her property

[5:57] all together for her to move out of

[5:58] Utilia so she could get out of what she

[6:00] was doing.

[6:00] >> But court records showed the

[6:02] relationship turned violent two months

[6:04] ago, and Ardone's ex filed for a

[6:06] restraining order. Officials say the two

[6:09] were also business partners and their

[6:11] breakup was going to cost Ardone

[6:13] $50,000.

[6:15] So last week, police say he tried to

[6:17] hire a man to kill her. They say Ardone

[6:20] offered him $13,300

[6:22] to attack the woman. Records show he at

[6:24] least wanted her hospitalized and quote

[6:27] drinking out of a straw, but he'd pay

[6:29] more to have her killed along with her

[6:31] daughter. But cops say Ardone didn't

[6:34] know that his hitman of choice was a

[6:36] police informant. So he alerted Multma

[6:39] County deputies. They set up a meeting

[6:41] at Home Depot and arrested Ardone trying

[6:44] to make the deal.

[6:45] >> Yeah, he was angry with her um cuz he

[6:50] seemed to think she had a boyfriend. I

[6:51] don't know for sure or not.

[6:52] >> Jim says he knew George's relationship

[6:54] had gone sour, but he never expected it

[6:57] to end like this.

[6:59] >> It was weird. I mean, I didn't think it

[7:01] would ever go to this far.

[7:02] >> Jamie Wilson, the 10:00 news.

[7:05] >> George Ardone is locked up in the Multma

[7:07] County Jail tonight without bail.

[7:09] >> Prosecutors continue presenting

[7:10] testimony and evidence they want used in

[7:12] the trial of Brooke Wilberger's

[7:14] suspected killer. Today was the second

[7:16] day of pre-trial hearings in the case

[7:18] against Joel Courtourtney. An OSU

[7:20] student told the court today that she

[7:21] walked away from Courtney on the same

[7:23] day he allegedly kidnapped the

[7:25] 19-year-old back in 2004. Courtney took

[7:28] notes during the testimony and rarely

[7:30] looked at the woman. The woman says that

[7:32] Courtney asked her for directions near

[7:34] campus and she had to repeat it twice.

[7:37] >> He asked me for directions to the

[7:39] athletic offices. Um I was nervous. I

[7:43] felt like I was in a situation.

[7:46] >> That hearing is set to conclude next

[7:48] Tuesday. Today, the prosecutor says he

[7:50] will call another sex crime victim of

[7:52] Courtney's to testify and a judge will

[7:54] then decide exactly what can be used in

[7:57] the trial itself.

[7:58] >> Now, Portland's first weather at 10.

[8:01] >> I'm Drew Jackson filling in for Mark

[8:03] Nelson on a night that is noticeably

[8:05] drier than it was last night. Although

[8:07] there are a few showers around, some of

[8:08] those showers are picking up a bit as

[8:10] well. Let's start with live radar here.

[8:11] We'll zoom in closer to a cluster of

[8:13] showers out over the coast range. even

[8:15] some yellow and signs of orange in

[8:18] there. Over the last few hours, we've

[8:19] seen these showers kind of increase as

[8:21] they're moving from southwest to

[8:23] northeast and some of them may spill

[8:25] into the Wamtt Valley, western sections

[8:27] of it here over the next couple hours.

[8:28] Overall though, the rain will be

[8:30] increasing throughout the night. Take a

[8:31] look at the satellite picture here. We

[8:32] had a break from the rain for much of

[8:34] today, but those clouds are advancing on

[8:36] in. So, over the next few hours, the

[8:38] rain will increase. Lows will be down in

[8:40] the 40s, and it does look like it'll be

[8:41] a wet start to tomorrow. How long does

[8:44] the rain stick around and what does the

[8:46] weekend look like? Those forecast

[8:47] details coming up in a few minutes.

[8:49] >> People living in a northwest Portland

[8:51] apartment complex are back home tonight

[8:52] after heavy wind knocked down a tree.

[8:55] The tree fell onto the Cedar Mill

[8:56] Crossing apartments last night. We

[8:58] talked to a woman who says crews removed

[8:59] the tree today and got the power back on

[9:01] and no one was hurt. The weather also

[9:04] forced women out of the Salvation Army

[9:06] shelter in Portland. A leaky roof

[9:07] started at about 7 this morning at the

[9:09] shelter on Northwest 5th near Burnside.

[9:12] All of the women staying there had to be

[9:13] moved to other places for safety

[9:15] reasons. The Salvation Army says the

[9:17] recent winds and rain likely caused the

[9:19] leak. Workers spent the day fixing

[9:21] ceiling tiles and it reopened tonight

[9:23] around 5:00.

[9:25] >> The 10:00 news is just getting started.

[9:28] >> You might want to think twice before

[9:29] making a donation to a local church.

[9:32] It's

[9:32] >> just very unfortunate that uh they're

[9:34] using the church's name in connection

[9:36] with that.

[9:36] >> The local pastor who says someone's

[9:38] collecting money all for a fake cause.

[9:42] Hidden dangers in your school's gym,

[9:44] even at your favorite store.

[9:45] >> The pain is so great, it's nauseating.

[9:47] >> What you need to know to avoid becoming

[9:49] a victim. Police say a driver was

[9:52] painting her nails when she hit and

[9:54] killed a motorcyclist. Why she's only

[9:56] charged tonight with not slowing down.

[10:00] Putting rumors to rest. What Paula Abdul

[10:02] is saying about a past drug addiction

[10:04] and what she really thinks about idol

[10:07] rival judge Cara Diguardi. And one storm

[10:10] moved out, but another one is moving in.

[10:12] Details about the return of the rain

[10:14] coming up.

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[11:39] during a car crash. The story is coming

[11:41] up on the 10:00 news. First, live local.

[11:46] The signs are beginning.

[11:50] The threat is growing.

[11:53] The world is waiting for the truth to be

[11:57] revealed.

[11:58] You're talking about the moment of

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[12:01] >> The phenomenon of the Da Vinci Code

[12:04] continues from director Ron Howard.

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[12:16] Have you noticed there are roads in

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[12:19] that you never want to stop reading?

[12:21] They say, "Dear Oregonian, thank you for

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[12:45] Coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, a

[12:47] rash of car theft says local police on

[12:49] the defense. the fourth grader who put

[12:51] Condisa Rice on the spot. The question

[12:53] he asked her and why the economic crisis

[12:55] forced crews to destroy a newly built

[12:58] housing development. I'm Kevin War. Join

[13:00] us at 11.

[13:07] A local church has a warning for its

[13:08] congregation tonight. Someone scamming

[13:10] people out of money in the church's

[13:12] name. The imposters are selling raffle

[13:14] tickets, pretending it's a fundraiser

[13:16] for New Life Fellowship Church. But Long

[13:18] View police say it's all a scam. KPB's

[13:21] Mark Henrahan is live in Long View

[13:23] tonight with the very latest. Mark.

[13:25] >> Well, Shauna, the head pastor here

[13:27] thinks the imposters are posing as

[13:28] members of this church because he says

[13:30] the congregation is so big and so

[13:32] giving. Well, tonight he just hopes

[13:34] nobody is ripped off.

[13:37] Inside New Life Fellowship Church

[13:38] tonight, Pastor Charles Fischer is busy

[13:41] answering calls.

[13:42] >> I believe the first calls came in

[13:44] yesterday. He says several people,

[13:46] including folks in his congregation, are

[13:48] wondering about a new fundraiser and the

[13:50] people asking for donations.

[13:52] >> They're saying that it's for Bible

[13:55] school or Sunday school or or something.

[13:57] >> The callers claim they've been

[13:59] approached by a group of young people at

[14:00] this Fred Meyer and at a nearby park

[14:03] trying to sell raffle tickets in the

[14:04] church's names. They say the tickets

[14:06] look legit, even have the church's name

[14:08] printed on them. The only problem, there

[14:10] is no fundraiser. New Life Fellowship is

[14:14] has not endorsed this. We don't know

[14:15] anything about this.

[14:16] >> Instead, he says the people who are

[14:18] trying to sell tickets are imposters

[14:20] posing as members of the church and

[14:22] using its name as a ploy to try to cash

[14:24] in on people's goodwill.

[14:26] >> I think it's terrible. It's totally

[14:27] despicable.

[14:28] >> I think it's pretty low of them to try

[14:30] to get money that way.

[14:32] >> The crooks have been reported to police,

[14:33] but so far have not been busted.

[14:36] Meanwhile, Pastor Fischer,

[14:37] >> this is a first for us,

[14:38] >> is trying to get the word out about the

[14:40] scam. He says New Life Fellowship Church

[14:42] does not solicit donations by selling

[14:44] raffle tickets, but raises money mainly

[14:46] through its Sunday offerings.

[14:48] >> It's just very unfortunate that uh

[14:50] they're using the church's name in

[14:51] connection with that.

[14:52] >> As one of the larger churches in the

[14:54] area, Pastor Fischer admits they're an

[14:56] easy target and he thinks the Crooks are

[14:58] using their reputation as a way to earn

[15:00] a quick buck.

[15:01] >> The name's well known throughout the

[15:03] community. So, uh that would probably be

[15:05] why somebody that would want to do

[15:07] something like this.

[15:09] Now, Pastor Fischer is asking that

[15:11] people not give money to these people.

[15:12] Instead, he says, "Call the

[15:14] authorities." In Long View tonight, Mark

[15:15] Henrahan, the 10:00 news.

[15:18] >> Well, coming back from active duty can

[15:20] be a big adjustment for many veterans.

[15:22] And some are finding themselves in

[15:23] trouble with the law. A local veteran

[15:25] says not only did he get two DUIs, he

[15:28] almost had to pay thousands of dollars

[15:30] for drug treatment. Well, now he wants

[15:31] other veterans to know about the

[15:33] cost-saving treatment available to them.

[15:35] KPTV Stephanie Cullivich is live now

[15:37] with his story that you'll see only on

[15:38] 12. Stephanie,

[15:39] >> well, Jason Dour says as part of his

[15:42] sentence for that second DUI, he lost

[15:44] his driver's license for a year. And he

[15:46] was also ordered to complete a drug and

[15:48] alcohol treatment program that included

[15:50] random urine analysis and 90 days of

[15:53] proven sobriety. He says he wishes

[15:55] someone would have told him that a full

[15:57] drug and alcohol treatment program was

[15:59] available right here at the VA hospital.

[16:03] They just say, "Here's where you can

[16:05] go."

[16:05] >> Jason Dour spent eight years in the army

[16:08] and served in Operation Desert Storm

[16:10] until he was injured back in 1990. He

[16:13] says he had no idea one of the benefits

[16:16] he had as a veteran was free drug and

[16:18] alcohol treatment.

[16:19] >> There are tons of people out there who

[16:22] uh have these benefits available to him,

[16:24] but nobody will tell them.

[16:26] >> Dour found out the hard way he had

[16:28] access to free rehab. In December, he

[16:31] was arrested for riding his motorcycle

[16:33] under the influence of alcohol. It was

[16:36] his second DUI in less than 5 years.

[16:39] Part of his sentence, 90 days of

[16:42] treatment for alcohol abuse. Detour says

[16:44] the program that was recommended to him

[16:47] could have cost him more than $3,000.

[16:50] people are caught up in bad situations

[16:52] and you know if if they can't afford to

[16:55] be in compliance because they don't have

[16:57] the monetary ability then you know it's

[17:01] a downward spiral from there you can't

[17:03] get out of the hole.

[17:04] >> Jason says he will be getting out of

[17:06] that hole now because he is getting

[17:08] treatment for free. All he has to pay

[17:10] for is the random urine analysis

[17:12] monitoring to prove that he has stayed

[17:14] sober.

[17:15] >> And they find out, you know, there is

[17:16] help available and you can get it, but a

[17:18] lot of times they don't know that.

[17:19] >> Jason hopes a struggling vet hears his

[17:21] story and maybe gets help without having

[17:24] to get in trouble with the law first.

[17:26] >> They'll be returning from combat and

[17:28] then all of a sudden the post-traumatic

[17:30] stress disorder

[17:32] it, you know, will kick in and then all

[17:34] of a sudden they start having issues

[17:36] that they need help with.

[17:38] For more information on all of the

[17:40] benefits available to veterans, you can

[17:43] log on to the website for the Department

[17:45] of Veterans Affairs. And we have that

[17:46] link to our website at kpv.com.

[17:48] Reporting live from Southwest Portland

[17:50] tonight, Stephanie Kovich, the 10:00

[17:52] news.

[17:53] >> Portland police say they weren't playing

[17:55] favorites when they investigated a

[17:56] recent traffic accident involving

[17:58] Portland Mayor Sam Adams. However, the

[18:00] police report does show at least one

[18:02] witness told officers that the mayor may

[18:04] have been impaired when that fender

[18:06] bender happened Sunday night in Jansen

[18:07] Beach. Officers investigated and tell

[18:09] Fox 12 there was no reason to do a field

[18:12] sobriety test.

[18:14] >> And the search made it very clear that

[18:16] this is the mayor that just shut down

[18:18] his precinct. And so, if there was even

[18:21] one iota of information that he could

[18:23] have done to legally jam the mayor up

[18:26] with a DUI charge, it would have

[18:28] happened. and that just isn't the case.

[18:31] >> Well, police refused to say who was at

[18:32] fault in the accident and have not

[18:34] issued any tickets.

[18:38] >> The government says it's now treating

[18:40] H1N1 like any other seasonal flu

[18:43] outbreak. The head of the Oregon public

[18:45] health department says schools don't

[18:46] need to close because of the virus. Even

[18:48] so, he says that people still need to be

[18:50] cautious to avoid getting sick. Dr. Mel

[18:52] Con says that he believes the government

[18:54] has handled the outbreak the right way.

[18:58] There are all kinds of lessons that we

[19:00] will learn from this and and we will be

[19:02] looking very carefully at what we did,

[19:04] how we will do it better next time.

[19:06] There will be a next time whether it's

[19:08] going to be H1N1 flu or some other

[19:11] health crisis. Uh that's just the

[19:13] reality of the world. There are 21

[19:16] confirmed cases so far in Oregon. Six

[19:18] are kids, five are teens, 10 are adults,

[19:21] and there are also 50 cases still being

[19:23] tested. Two deaths have been linked to

[19:26] H1N1 in the US.

[19:29] >> Right now, developing news from Southern

[19:30] California. We

[19:31] >> have some live pictures as crews try to

[19:33] contain a sudden wildfire. We'll tell

[19:35] you where it's burning coming up.

[19:37] >> Also, he admitted to killing two people,

[19:38] but tonight he's a free man. You won't

[19:40] believe why this man was able to walk

[19:42] the streets.

[19:43] >> Slow down or pay up the big changes you

[19:45] could see the next time you drive up and

[19:47] down I5.

[19:48] >> And many smokers could be in store for

[19:50] some big fines. We're not talking about

[19:51] the cigarette tax. Why some smokers may

[19:53] have to shell out 90 bucks if they don't

[19:55] kick the habit.

[19:56] >> And it was a relatively chilly Mayday

[19:58] today. Take a look at our high

[19:59] temperatures around the Northwest. Just

[20:00] 61 at Portland. Didn't even get to 60 at

[20:03] Salem. We've got a wet day ahead for

[20:05] tomorrow. Details about that, plus

[20:07] details about a warming trend ahead as

[20:09] well in a few minutes.

[20:14] >> You're watching the 10:00 news. First,

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[21:23] >> In tonight's Fox 12 Final Cut,

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[21:29] >> Who'd expect a driver to paint her nails

[21:31] on the road? Why she's not in trouble,

[21:33] though, even after crashing.

[21:34] >> And an unexpected home intruder, the dog

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[21:37] >> These stories and much more tonight in

[21:38] the Fox 12 Final Cut.

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[21:44] >> Multigrain Cheerios.

[21:46] >> So, trying to watch your weight?

[21:47] >> No. Why?

[21:48] >> Nothing. It's just the box. It says it's

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[21:51] >> Do I look like I need to watch my

[21:52] weight?

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[21:55] >> Yeah, but there are other reasons why I

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[21:58] >> What else does the box say?

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[23:21] Right now, we want to take you live to

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[23:24] aerial view of a big fire going on in

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[23:28] told that about 2,000 homes are

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[23:33] The fire is about 400 acres wide and

[23:37] we're told it's now burning within a

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[23:41] have been ordered to evacuate. Some high

[23:44] winds in this area are pushing these

[23:45] flames right now. We're hearing that

[23:46] there are gusts up to 50 mph. Some, as

[23:50] we said, mandatory evacuations are now

[23:52] in progress. We'll keep tabs on this

[23:54] fire that's burning in the hills above

[23:55] Santa Barbara, and we'll bring you more

[23:58] developments as warranted.

[24:02] We have some new details tonight about a

[24:04] law that would ban the sale of

[24:06] child-sized motorcycles and ATVs. The

[24:08] new regulations are being put on hold.

[24:10] The CPSC voted to put off enforcing a

[24:13] law about lead levels in off-road

[24:15] vehicles for kids. The law is designed

[24:17] to protect children from lead, but the

[24:19] government agency worried that the bill

[24:21] would just make riding even more

[24:23] dangerous for kids who might end up

[24:24] getting adult ATVs and motorcycles

[24:26] instead. The stay of enforcement goes

[24:29] through May of 2011.

[24:35] >> Well, as we head through the night

[24:36] tonight, look for those clouds to

[24:37] continue thickening up. We didn't get a

[24:39] whole lot of breaks in the cloudiness

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[28:44] >> We are following some breaking news out

[28:45] of Northeast Portland this evening.

[28:47] Police are now on the scene of a

[28:48] stabbing near Northeast 90th in Hasselo.

[28:51] At this time, dispatchers are not sure

[28:52] if anyone is seriously hurt or if a

[28:55] suspect is on the run. We do have a crew

[28:57] though on the way to the scene. We will

[28:59] bring you more information as soon as it

[29:01] becomes available right here on the

[29:02] 10:00 news.

[29:04] In news from around the Northwest

[29:06] tonight, a winery worker is dead after a

[29:08] freak accident. Deputies say the man got

[29:10] caught in the fan of an agricultural

[29:12] sprayer in Sunnyside. That's near

[29:14] Yakama. He suffered a partially

[29:16] amputated arm and other stomach injuries

[29:18] before he died. Investigators say the

[29:20] man was replacing the fan when he

[29:22] somehow got caught in it. We now know

[29:24] what caused today's three alarm fire at

[29:26] a technical school in Everett,

[29:27] Washington. Fire investigators say

[29:29] workers sparked the blaze as they were

[29:31] grinding steel for renovations. The

[29:34] fastmoving flames caused extensive

[29:36] damage to the Snow Isle Tech Skills

[29:38] Center. One firefighter was hurt in the

[29:40] leg when the fire trucks were being

[29:41] parked, but he is expected to be okay.

[29:44] >> Well, if you plan on doing some driving

[29:45] up in Washington, you better slow down.

[29:47] That's because the state is about to put

[29:49] up a lot more speed cameras in

[29:51] construction zones. In a report for

[29:53] KPTV, Drew Mickelson explains what the

[29:56] penalty is if you're caught speeding.

[30:02] 52 62.

[30:04] >> Sitting on the side of I5, Monty Jones

[30:07] is waiting.

[30:09] >> 56

[30:12] 70. He's waiting for speeders.

[30:16] >> And he usually doesn't have to wait very

[30:18] long.

[30:21] >> See, there was one right there. We just

[30:22] got one. Actually, we just got two.

[30:26] When a car speeds past Monty's SUV, a

[30:28] radar triggers his digital camera. This

[30:31] area south of Olympia is the second

[30:33] stretch of I5 to be put under camera

[30:35] enforcement. Lawmakers intend to place

[30:37] the cameras in work zones statewide.

[30:41] Every busted driver gets mailed a $137

[30:45] ticket.

[30:45] >> Wow. I guess people better watch out.

[30:50] >> The cameras have their critics.

[30:52] >> It's all revenue enhancement. It has

[30:53] nothing to do with traffic control. It's

[30:56] money.

[30:58] >> The state says there is no profit. The

[31:00] Department of Transportation says all

[31:01] proceeds go to enforcement. The payoff,

[31:04] the state says, comes from making

[31:05] construction zones safer. But in Phoenix

[31:08] last month, one of the cameras got a man

[31:10] killed. A passing motorist fired five

[31:13] shots into one of these SUVs. And as a

[31:15] result, the operators here in Washington

[31:17] are about to get more protection.

[31:19] >> We've had people come by and shoot

[31:21] paintballs at the vehicles, uh, throw

[31:23] rocks at the vehicles.

[31:26] These SUVs are getting video cameras to

[31:28] help operators watch out for problems.

[31:30] But Monty Jones ran the cameras in Lewis

[31:32] County last fall, and he's not worried.

[31:35] The majority of the people who come up

[31:36] and say anything to me at all, it's

[31:38] usually, "I'm glad you're there. I hope

[31:40] it slows him down."

[31:46] >> That was Drew Mickelson reporting.

[31:48] Tonight, similar cameras are already at

[31:50] work in Seattle monitoring school zone

[31:52] speeders. If Governor Gregoire signs the

[31:55] transportation budget, the cameras will

[31:57] be cleared to start up in work zones

[31:59] statewide. Four people are in trouble

[32:01] tonight after police say they stole some

[32:02] golf carts. Two of them are father and

[32:04] son. Police say a truck driver left

[32:06] three golf carts near the side of the

[32:08] road after he crashed yesterday on I5

[32:10] near Roseber. Later, police say they

[32:12] spotted a golf cart in the back of one

[32:14] of the suspect's trucks and uh pulled

[32:17] him over. You can see the picture here.

[32:18] Investigators say that helped them track

[32:20] down the other two carts. One they say

[32:22] from a father and son in Glide. Police

[32:24] ticketed all four people. Well, even

[32:26] dogs seem to be struggling in this

[32:28] economy. The Snomish City Council might

[32:29] decide to trim its budget by laying off

[32:32] the police drug sniffing dog Dixie. The

[32:35] 7-year-old Shepherd Collie mix costs

[32:37] about $16,000 a year in vet care, food,

[32:40] training, and grooming costs. However,

[32:42] police dog Kaisar should be safe. He is

[32:44] younger and can track suspects.

[32:49] I'm Kevin Kawari and here's what's

[32:50] coming up news tonight on the 11 o'clock

[32:52] news. Robbers attack a clerk from all

[32:54] sides going after him with a hammer and

[32:56] even dousing him with hot coffee. Caught

[32:58] on camera why he wasn't the one limping

[33:00] away from this fight. A family ends up

[33:03] in the hospital after their trusted dog

[33:05] goes on the attack. How many thousands

[33:07] of stitches one victim had to have and

[33:09] what they think they did to set the dog

[33:11] off. He lost a toe and gained a thumb.

[33:15] The new digit swapping surgery that one

[33:17] man says gave him his life back. You

[33:19] have to see it to believe it. That and

[33:21] much more coming up at the top of the

[33:23] hour on the 11:00 news.

[33:26] Well, City Hall is going green tonight

[33:28] with the addition of a new garden, and

[33:30] it's got a big name to go along with it,

[33:32] the Better Together Portland City Hall

[33:34] garden. At its opening ceremony today,

[33:36] Mayor Sam Adams and city commissioners

[33:38] were on hand for the event. One local

[33:40] nursery owner planted an apple and fig

[33:42] tree in the garden and loves that

[33:44] purpose of the garden.

[33:46] >> I think it's a real statement toward

[33:48] self-sufficiency, toward local food

[33:49] production, supporting our local

[33:51] farmers, and I think the city is doing a

[33:54] great job with this.

[33:55] >> The garden is intended to inspire people

[33:56] to grow their own gardens and donate a

[33:58] portion to local food banks.

[34:04] >> Roger Drew Jackson is here now with a

[34:05] check of the forecast. And we're just

[34:07] waiting this out, right? because sunny

[34:09] skies ahead somewhere out there.

[34:10] >> Yeah, if you could fast forward three

[34:12] days, then you're there. Yeah, exactly.

[34:14] A wet day again tomorrow, but then after

[34:16] that things really starting to improve.

[34:17] Weekend, it's going to time out right.

[34:18] The sunshine's going to be here on the

[34:20] two days that matter for most people.

[34:21] All right, outside live we go here this

[34:23] evening. We're looking live right now

[34:25] from our Fox Tower camera. The clouds

[34:26] are thickening up once again and the

[34:29] rain is not far away. Speaking of that

[34:30] rain, check out live radar here and you

[34:33] can see that there are showers that are

[34:35] increasing out over the coast range

[34:36] here. So from Highway 26 right here

[34:39] along Highway 6, raining and spotty

[34:41] showers along the coast right now. Over

[34:43] the last few hours, the tendency has

[34:45] been for these to increase as they move

[34:47] from southwest to northeast. And there

[34:49] are plenty more showers off the edge of

[34:51] the screen here. So tomorrow morning

[34:52] likely to be wet spread everywhere west

[34:54] of the Cascades. I want to switch to the

[34:55] other radar. This goes back to 5:00 in

[34:57] the morning. You can see out into

[34:59] portions of northeastern Oregon there

[35:00] were showers today as well, especially

[35:01] over the mountains. Most of our showers

[35:03] confined to the highest elevations west

[35:05] of the Cascades as well. But then as I

[35:07] was as I was talking about on the live

[35:08] radar, uh the number of showers growing

[35:11] here as of this hour. Right now we're in

[35:13] the low 50s west of the Cascades and

[35:15] it's going to be a fairly mild night

[35:17] with the increasing cloud cover.

[35:18] Temperatures are not going to fall off

[35:20] all that significantly. So it's not

[35:21] going to be that cold of a start

[35:23] tomorrow morning. East of the Cascades

[35:24] right now. You too really not all that

[35:26] chilly. 42 the coldest spot on the map

[35:28] there at Baker City. So overnight

[35:30] tonight 45 to 50 west of the Cascades

[35:32] with the increasing rain showers. East

[35:33] side mostly dry until early tomorrow

[35:36] morning. Temperatures in the 30s to 40s.

[35:38] There's that big storm that brought us

[35:39] the wind and rain yesterday. Today we

[35:41] got a break. Here's the next one. It's

[35:42] not nearly as strong as the one that

[35:44] came through yesterday. Nevertheless, we

[35:45] are going to get a batch of steady rain

[35:47] out of this. The storm track very active

[35:49] for this time of year and it's going to

[35:51] stay that way through tomorrow and

[35:53] probably through Thursday. After that,

[35:54] things start to change, however. But

[35:56] between now and then, got a little bit

[35:58] of rain to get through. The heaviest of

[35:59] which looks to be late tonight towards

[36:01] tomorrow morning. Here's 7:00. Look at

[36:03] all the green on the map here. And then

[36:04] as we go through the day tomorrow, the

[36:06] steady rain quickly switches to showers.

[36:08] So, it'll start and it'll stop. Could

[36:09] even be an afternoon thunderstorm in

[36:11] spots tomorrow. Thursday morning, still

[36:13] showery. But then by Thursday afternoon,

[36:15] it does look like we dry out. And that

[36:17] will be the beginning of a stretch of

[36:18] dry weather. Look at Saturday, sunny,

[36:20] pleasant, 70. Sunday, mostly sunny as

[36:23] well, 67. So, good looking weekend here

[36:25] coming up. For tomorrow, east of the

[36:26] Cascades, look for highs to be in the

[36:28] 50s to low 60s. It turns windy in the

[36:30] afternoon. There'll be some scattered

[36:32] showers up on Mount Hood. A fairly wet

[36:34] day, especially below 5,500 feet. Above

[36:36] that level, Timberland Lodge and higher,

[36:38] some wet snow continuing throughout the

[36:40] day. West of the Cascades along the

[36:42] coast, look for a breezy day. 20 to 35

[36:45] mile per hour winds. Highs in the

[36:46] mid-50s. Early rain switches to

[36:48] scattered showers. We'll be near 60 at

[36:50] Wamtt Valley locations tomorrow

[36:52] afternoon with the showers and maybe a

[36:54] thunderstorm. Western sections of the

[36:55] Portland area also near 60 tomorrow. A

[36:58] little bit blustery as well. Could see

[36:59] some sun breaks and some uh angry

[37:01] looking clouds at times in the afternoon

[37:03] with maybe a downpour here or there on

[37:05] the east side of town. Upper 50s to near

[37:07] 60. We start the day wet tomorrow at 50°

[37:10] 55 by noon with showers and sunbas

[37:12] thunderstorm at 5:00. 60 the afternoon

[37:15] high and an initial east or southeast

[37:17] wind switching to a southwest wind at 10

[37:19] to 20 throughout the day. More showers

[37:21] Thursday, but probably not as numerous

[37:23] as tomorrow. 62 on Thursday. Friday

[37:26] turning nice. 65. There's that weekend

[37:28] again. Upper 60s to near 70 with

[37:30] Saturday being the slightly warmer of

[37:32] the two days. We cool off again Monday

[37:34] with showers returning for Tuesday. You

[37:36] can catch Andy Carson tomorrow morning

[37:37] on Good Day Oregon for the latest

[37:38] forecast. And I'll have another update

[37:40] coming up tonight on the 11:00 news.

[37:44] In tonight's final cut, you'd never

[37:46] expect it. You'd probably never expect a

[37:48] dangerous dog to run into your yard and

[37:50] hurt your dog. And you'll never expect

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[37:55] never expect a two-time killer to move

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[37:59] his time in prison. See why one

[38:00] neighborhood has reason to be scared

[38:02] tonight. And danger from above. They

[38:05] didn't expect it, but some lights can be

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[38:12] final cut.

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[41:42] tonight and a deadly fight over money.

[41:44] Police say a family member shot and

[41:46] killed two Southern California attorneys

[41:48] yesterday. Officers arrested uh one of

[41:51] the victim's brothers in connection with

[41:52] the shooting. Neighbors tipped police

[41:54] off to that shooting after hearing

[41:56] gunshots outside a home. Several

[41:59] students are hurt. One Florida high

[42:00] school teacher is dead after returning

[42:02] from a field trip to Universal Studios.

[42:04] You can see the SUV is just destroyed.

[42:07] Florida Highway Patrol says a

[42:08] 17-year-old teenager was driving and

[42:10] fell asleep at the wheel early Sunday

[42:12] morning. They say no one was wearing

[42:15] their seatelt. The crash is still under

[42:16] investigation.

[42:17] >> The owner of a Missouri gas station is

[42:19] dead and police say a family member

[42:20] killed him. Police were called to an

[42:22] Odessa gas station yesterday. Officers

[42:25] say they found two people dead inside.

[42:27] They say the gas station's owner was

[42:29] shot and killed by a family member. The

[42:30] shooter was also found dead. That

[42:32] investigation is continuing. A woman and

[42:35] her nail polish being blamed for a

[42:36] deadly accident. A 56-year-old woman on

[42:38] a motorcycle was killed Saturday in a

[42:41] crash. Police say that the woman was

[42:42] stopped at a traffic light when a car

[42:45] hit her bike from behind and the car's

[42:47] driver told police she was painting her

[42:49] nails at the time and simply didn't see

[42:52] the stopped motorcycle. She was cited,

[42:54] but an investigation may bring up

[42:56] further charges. The victim's family

[42:58] says it's pressing for those charges. A

[43:00] state trooper in Indiana wastes no time

[43:02] saving a girl floating down a fastmoving

[43:04] stream.

[43:06] >> I took my shirt off, my gun belt, my

[43:09] hat, my shoes, and uh and then I jumped

[43:13] in and started swimming for her.

[43:15] >> Yeah. The trooper says the girl couldn't

[43:16] get out on her own, so he jumped right

[43:17] in and was able to pull her to shore.

[43:19] The trooper then started to perform CPR

[43:21] on the teen. An ambulance took her to

[43:23] the hospital with head and spinal cord

[43:25] injuries. Doctors say she should

[43:27] survive. Well, it was dog versus dog

[43:30] versus weed whacker in Florida. The man

[43:33] says a pitbull came through the fence

[43:34] into his yard and he said it looked like

[43:37] the two dogs were playing, but then he

[43:38] realized the pitbull had latched onto

[43:40] his dog and just wouldn't let go. You

[43:42] see his dog there? Well, first the man

[43:43] grabbed a broomstick, tried to get the

[43:45] pitbull off, but that did not work.

[43:48] >> I went and grabbed the wedi that was

[43:50] sitting out front. Luckily, I borrowed

[43:51] my friend's equipment to trim up all the

[43:53] bushes, you know, and I jabbed him right

[43:55] in the thigh and he let go.

[43:57] >> Wow. Well, the Pit Bull's owner says he

[43:59] understands what the other owner felt he

[44:01] had to do. Now, his dog is recovering,

[44:02] but the Pit Bull's injuries are so bad

[44:04] it might have to be put down.

[44:06] >> A big mistake by police has allowed a

[44:08] self-admitted killer to return home. A

[44:11] judge says police never read the Florida

[44:13] man his Miranda rights when they

[44:14] arrested him. So, now he's being allowed

[44:16] to leave prison. The man admitted to

[44:18] police that he killed two people and his

[44:20] neighbors now fear that he will kill

[44:22] somebody else. A GPS monitoring device

[44:25] is helping authorities track him for

[44:27] now. Neighbors say they will also be

[44:29] watching his every move. Now, judge may

[44:31] decide at a later time to require the

[44:33] man to head back to prison.

[44:39] Well, they are over you all over the

[44:41] place. Strong bulbs called halli lights

[44:44] that brighten up big box stores, some

[44:46] schools, and more. But with some bulbs,

[44:48] there's a hidden danger. And tonight,

[44:50] the Fox 12 investigators show you just

[44:52] what these bulbs did to a local woman

[44:54] and what it means for you and your

[44:56] family. KPTV's Carrie Thomasson is here

[44:58] live to explain. Carrie, well, this

[45:00] woman cannot go outside without an

[45:02] umbrella, sunglasses, and a visor. And

[45:04] she says that is because of these

[45:06] dangerous lights. She is now telling her

[45:09] story to bring change here in Oregon and

[45:11] around the world.

[45:13] >> And then incredible light sensitivity.

[45:16] >> Kelly Laflet remembers how it used to

[45:18] be. Well, don't you have your pictures

[45:20] of your hike up on St. Helens?

[45:22] >> When she could go outside without dark

[45:25] glasses.

[45:26] >> Um, light is very, very um painful.

[45:29] >> She and her husband Joel now spend time

[45:32] inside away from the sun. Even that

[45:35] hurts.

[45:36] >> It's hard to believe how much our life

[45:38] has changed because of one light bulb.

[45:40] >> This is the bulb. A halli bulb that puts

[45:43] out strong ultraviolet rays. With a

[45:46] cover, it gives light for big places

[45:48] like gyms, stores, football fields, and

[45:51] more. Without a cover, it can burn human

[45:54] skin and eyes.

[45:56] >> There's there's always a constant pain

[45:57] that never goes away 24 hours a day.

[45:59] Even I mean, literally 24 hours a day.

[46:02] >> Kelly was a teacher in Lake Asiggo. She

[46:05] and other teachers met for an

[46:06] educational session in the gym back in

[46:09] 2004. After 5 hours, some were in so

[46:13] much pain they had to leave. ending up

[46:16] in the emergency room. The school found

[46:18] a halli bulb with a cover broken by a

[46:21] volleyball. Now, almost 5 years later,

[46:24] Kelly says she still suffers in the

[46:27] light. A horrific um stabs of pain. Um

[46:31] walking through a parking lot on a sunny

[46:33] day, the reflections off of cars, but a

[46:35] TV in a black room is almost like, you

[46:37] know, daggers into my eyes, and the pain

[46:41] is so great it's nauseating. Joel made a

[46:44] website to tell people about the

[46:45] dangers. The two lobbyed for a new law

[46:48] forcing Oregon schools to put in a new

[46:51] kind of halli light that puts itself out

[46:54] if the protective cover breaks. But they

[46:56] say now their work is not done.

[46:59] >> We have been denied our day in court.

[47:01] >> The Lafalletes wanted to sue the company

[47:03] that made the lights. But Oregon's law

[47:06] says they can't sue if the product is

[47:08] more than 8 years old. The Lafalletes

[47:11] believe if they don't sue the companies

[47:14] will be able to keep producing the

[47:16] dangerous lights and accidents will keep

[47:18] happening and they are.

[47:21] >> And then I woke up with severe eye pain

[47:23] like really like very very like somebody

[47:26] put a needle into your eye.

[47:27] >> In Florida more than a dozen people

[47:29] recently reported serious eye burns from

[47:32] a broken heli bulb.

[47:34] >> Looking through my eyes to me it seemed

[47:36] like a haze but I guess it was because

[47:38] my cornea was burned. In India, reports

[47:40] say the lights burned 100 people at an

[47:43] inauguration.

[47:44] >> Why is the manufacturer still making the

[47:46] bulb? Why are they still making and why

[47:48] are they still being purchased by um the

[47:52] masses?

[47:52] >> The FDA says the lights are a public

[47:55] health concern, but has not banned them.

[47:58] The company that makes the bulb at

[47:59] Burned Kelly says it doesn't recommend

[48:02] using lights in places like gyms where

[48:04] they can be damaged. An industry group,

[48:07] the National Electric Manufacturers

[48:09] Association, says gym lights should have

[48:12] strong covers. So, the bulbs continue to

[48:15] burn bright and bring the potential for

[48:18] risk. Joel keeps working, surrounded by

[48:21] light. The windows in their home

[48:23] bringing more pain for Kelly. He

[48:25] believes they can change the laws,

[48:28] making the regular halli bulbs too hot

[48:30] for light companies, forcing them to

[48:33] sell only the ones that put themselves

[48:35] out for the sake of you and your eyes.

[48:38] >> Let me tell you, you would never

[48:41] you would never wish this ever on

[48:44] anyone.

[48:46] Now, there are warnings on the bulb

[48:48] boxes, but still there are schools

[48:50] around the country that do not know

[48:53] about the dangers of those bulbs and may

[48:54] be putting kids and families at risk.

[48:57] Now, we have more information for you, a

[48:58] link to the FDA information about those

[49:01] bulbs on our website. Reporting live,

[49:03] Carrie Tomlinson, the 10:00 news. And if

[49:06] you have a story for the Fox 12

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[49:34] >> Coming up, the cost to light up could

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[52:33] In tonight's Consumer Watch, the Oregon

[52:35] College Savings Network has taken a hit,

[52:37] losing millions of dollars. The

[52:38] Oregonian says state officials were slow

[52:40] to secure those investments in the

[52:42] Oregon College Savings Plan. that

[52:44] supposedly cost them big time with the

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[52:54] students. The paper says the state is

[52:57] suing Oenheimer funds for at least $36

[52:59] million, saying that they were too risky

[53:02] with that money.

[53:04] >> Ever wonder why some smokers just toss

[53:05] their cigarette butts on the ground?

[53:07] Well, some state lawmakers want them to

[53:09] stop it. The Oregon House passed a bill

[53:11] today that would fine people who drop

[53:13] cigarette butts on the ground. The

[53:15] proposed penalty would be $90.

[53:17] Supporters say it's an environmental

[53:18] issue. The bill would require smokers to

[53:20] put their butts in a fireproof

[53:22] container. Now, the bill is not

[53:24] supported by everyone. Some legislators

[53:26] say anti-litter laws already cover the

[53:28] matter. It's not a law just yet. We will

[53:31] keep you posted. And we want you to take

[53:32] our web poll on this topic tonight. Do

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[53:45] An American Idol stage manager had to be

[53:47] rushed to the hospital today after an

[53:49] accident on stage during rehearsals.

[53:51] You're looking at pictures of what

[53:52] happened. TMZ is reporting that Debbie

[53:54] Williams was walking down the stairs

[53:56] behind Ryan Serest as he was coming down

[53:59] the staircase on the stage. It's

[54:01] supposed to retract, but it apparently

[54:03] went too soon and Williams fell down the

[54:06] stairs. Witnesses say she had a big gash

[54:08] on her leg.

[54:09] >> Paula Abdul is opening up now about her

[54:11] past drug use, her fellow idol judges,

[54:13] and even how she tried to quit the show.

[54:15] Abdul says she was addicted to heavy

[54:17] pain medication for years. That's in an

[54:20] article for Lady's Home Journal. She's

[54:22] long suffered from chronic pain, but

[54:24] says recent surgery has now fixed it. As

[54:26] for Idol, she described Simon Cal as the

[54:28] brother she never wanted. She also says

[54:31] that she tried to quit the show after

[54:32] the first day, but was talked into

[54:34] staying. The newest American Idol judge

[54:37] isn't going anywhere. Cara Diaguardi

[54:39] will be back for a second season in the

[54:41] judges chair. Simon Cal made the

[54:43] announcement to Ellen DeGeneres during a

[54:45] taping of the Ellen talk show today.

[54:48] Duardi recently said that she only

[54:50] signed on to do Idol for one year, and

[54:53] this is the first year those judges have

[54:54] used four judges.

[54:56] >> Being the front runner on American Idol

[54:58] does not mean you'll take home the top

[54:59] prize. Matt Jerome went home last week,

[55:01] which came as no big surprise. But it

[55:03] was the two people who were next in line

[55:05] that surprised everyone. Chris Allen and

[55:07] Adam Lambert were in the bottom three

[55:10] along with Matt. Now, people who analyze

[55:12] what happens on Idol say front runners

[55:13] on Idol do tend to fall back to the

[55:16] pack. They say uh contestants that start

[55:18] strong have less room to grow, which

[55:20] means just anyone can be eliminated.

[55:24] I'm Kevin Kawari and here's what's

[55:26] coming up next on the 11:00 news. Fox

[55:27] 12's most wanted is hitting a local

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[55:36] wheels. Talk about stopping traffic

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[55:43] tried to trap him. Plus, the search for

[55:46] a missing toddler intensifies after he

[55:48] was taken from his house by robbers.

[55:51] First, a live look outside. The 11:00

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[58:31] >> What are you eating?

[58:32] >> Multigrain Cheerios.

[58:34] >> So, trying to watch your weight?

[58:35] >> No. Why?

[58:36] >> Nothing. It's just the box. It says it's

[58:38] low in fat.

[58:39] >> Do I look like I need to watch my

[58:40] weight?

[58:40] >> No, no, no. It just says it has 110

[58:42] calories per serving.

[58:43] >> Yeah, but there are other reasons why I

[58:44] >> know it's the box.

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[59:02] >> Now on Fox 12 Oregon, this is the 11:00

[59:06] news. New 11 tonight, caught on camera.

[59:08] Mysterious burglars dressed in black

[59:10] take a crowbar to a middle school. What

[59:13] cops say they were after. A little piece

[59:15] of plastic may be able to save your

[59:17] life. See how it could help prevent skin

[59:19] cancer before you even get burned. And

[59:21] she's facing the world with a brand new

[59:23] face. See one of the world's first

[59:25] recipients of a face transplant and hear

[59:28] what she has to say about the

[59:29] experience. That's tonight when we take

[59:31] you to the edge. I'm Kevin Kawari.

[59:34] >> Live from Fox 12 Oregon. This is

[59:37] breaking news.

[59:38] >> And tonight we begin with breaking news

[59:40] out of Northeast Portland. We have

[59:41] reports of a stabbing on Northeast 90th

[59:44] and Hasselo. A lot of police activity on

[59:46] the scene right now. KPTV Stephanie

[59:48] Crawage is live there with the very

[59:50] latest. Steph,

[59:51] >> that's right. Police are still on the

[59:53] scene and you can see we are very close

[59:54] to I 84. That's where 90th and Hassel is

[59:57] just off 84. We're told a stabbing

[60:00] happened here at this apartment complex

[60:02] just after 10:00. We're told the suspect

[60:04] is still on the loose tonight and the

[60:07] victim is being treated at the hospital

[60:09] for a stab wound to his back and we are

[60:12] told he is expected to survive at this

[60:14] point. Now, police got the call at

[60:16] around 10:00 tonight from someone at

[60:19] 43rd and Hally. Apparently, the victim

[60:22] had called a friend to come pick him up

[60:23] to take him to get help. And right

[60:25] around when they got to the area of 43rd

[60:28] and Hollyy, they decided it would be a

[60:30] good idea to call police. So that is

[60:31] what brought police to the scene here at

[60:33] 90th and Hassel, they say this is where

[60:36] the stabbing happened. And now they are

[60:38] waiting to get more information from the

[60:40] victim who is still being treated for

[60:42] that stab wound at the hospital.

[60:44] Reporting live from Northeast Portland

[60:45] tonight, Stephanie Kovich, the 11

[60:47] o'clock news.

[60:48] >> All right, Steph, thank you. And much

[60:50] more on this breaking news first thing

[60:51] in the morning on Good Day Oregon. We're

[60:53] also updating the story online at

[60:55] kptv.com.

[60:57] And now, here's a look at your first

[60:58] live local headlines at 11:00. KPTV's

[61:00] Chad Carter has the very latest on some

[61:02] suspected scammers roaming our area

[61:05] trying to trick you out of cash. Salem

[61:08] police are investigating a surprising

[61:10] case of abuse tonight after they say

[61:12] they arrested a man accused of putting a

[61:14] dog shock collar on all four of his

[61:17] kids. Police say they arrested Todd

[61:19] Markham after their investigation shows

[61:21] he put that shot collar on his kids for

[61:23] entertainment and enjoyment. Police

[61:25] arrested Markhamm today and say he

[61:27] admitted to using the collar on his kids

[61:29] because he thought it was funny. Police

[61:31] also say he chased his three-year-old

[61:33] around with the collar, making him cry

[61:35] at just the sight of it. Now tonight,

[61:37] Markhamm is in the Marian County Jail

[61:39] facing four counts of criminal

[61:40] mistreatment while the kids are now with

[61:42] the mother and the case is being passed

[61:44] off to the Department of Human Services

[61:47] in Salem. Chad Carter, the 11:00 news. A

[61:50] local church has a warning tonight after

[61:52] police say Fox 12's most wanted has been

[61:54] trying to sell fake raffle tickets in

[61:56] the church's name. The callers report

[61:58] they've been approached by people at a

[61:59] Fred Meyer parking lot and at a nearby

[62:01] park trying to sell them raffle tickets

[62:03] to supposedly raise money for the

[62:04] church. But Pastor Fischer says there is

[62:06] no fundraiser and he says the people are

[62:09] imposters. They've been reported to

[62:10] police but so far have not been busted.

[62:13] Now Pastor Fischer is telling people if

[62:15] they are approached by these people

[62:16] trying to sell them tickets to not buy

[62:18] them. Instead he says call authorities

[62:20] in Long View. Mark Hammeran the 11:00

[62:22] news. Also do at 11. Neighbors in an

[62:25] Albany community are frustrated with Fox

[62:27] 12's Most Wanted tonight after a rash of

[62:29] car breakins. Robert Duran lives in a

[62:31] newer subdivision off Knox but Road. He

[62:34] says thieves target cars in his

[62:35] neighborhood and then try to transform

[62:37] them so cops can't recognize them.

[62:39] Durant says he is sick of this happening

[62:42] in his neighborhood.

[62:44] >> Everybody at my work's like, "You live

[62:45] in a nice neighborhood." I said, "Well,

[62:47] would you want to go steal in the ghetto

[62:48] or do you want to steal somebody's got

[62:49] some nice stuff?" You know, you go to

[62:51] the ghetto, they're going to steal

[62:52] something that's going to be out of gas.

[62:53] They ain't going to want to steal

[62:53] something that's ain't going to be able

[62:55] to get nowhere.

[62:56] >> Well, police say they found the car in

[62:58] Salem and someone had already painted

[63:00] the hood of the car black. Police found

[63:02] tools, plus a stereo, a digital camera,

[63:04] and a DVD player inside the car. Durant

[63:07] says that was stolen from his neighbor's

[63:08] car just a few nights before. Now, many

[63:11] are complaining that the Albany Police

[63:13] Department doesn't respond enough to

[63:14] these kinds of crimes. So, tonight, the

[63:16] chief of Albany Police is responding. He

[63:18] says they can't send an officer to

[63:20] respond to every property crime, and

[63:22] it's an unfortunate sign of scarce

[63:25] resources and an increasing demand for

[63:27] service.

[63:32] Tonight, authorities are looking for a

[63:33] missing three-year-old who was kidnapped

[63:35] during a robbery. Two robbers took

[63:38] little Bryant Rodriguez from his San

[63:39] Bernardino, California home. They also

[63:42] tied up his four siblings and his

[63:44] mother. The kidnappers ransacked the

[63:46] house and stole money before taking off.

[63:48] Police along the Mexican border have

[63:50] been put on high alert. So far, there

[63:52] haven't been any ransom demands and no

[63:54] contact with the family by the

[63:55] abductors. Police don't know why that

[63:58] child was taken.

[64:02] And in fire season 2009 tonight, crews

[64:04] are getting a hold on a wildfire in the

[64:06] foothills of Santa Barbara. The fire was

[64:08] first reported at around noon on a hill

[64:10] above the city. It was burning near

[64:12] power lines, but fire crews say it's not

[64:14] too dangerous because it's a slowmoving

[64:17] blaze. At this point, no homes have been

[64:19] threatened and no one has been forced to

[64:21] evacuate. Helicopters are helping

[64:23] firefighters battle those flames.

[64:27] In news across the Northwest tonight,

[64:28] firefighters in Western Washington

[64:30] battled a huge fire at a technical

[64:32] school tonight. It happened at the Snow

[64:34] Isle Tech Skills Center in Everett.

[64:36] Thick clouds of smoke billow into the

[64:38] air as crews douse those flames.

[64:40] Firefighters say workers started the

[64:42] blaze by grinding steel during a

[64:45] renovation. One firefighter was hurt

[64:47] when fire trucks were being parked.

[64:50] While the Boeing 787 moves closer to

[64:52] liftoff, crews roll the passenger jet

[64:55] onto the flight line at Payfield in

[64:57] Everett. It will undergo fuel tests

[64:59] next. Boeing officials expect the plane

[65:01] to make its first official flight later

[65:03] this year. The company already has

[65:05] orders for 886

[65:07] planes.

[65:10] A strong spring storm slams into

[65:13] Seattle, leaving thousands in the dark.

[65:15] The storm hit the area overnight with

[65:17] wind gusts hitting 50 mph. At least

[65:19] 25,000 homes were left powerless by the

[65:22] time the sun came up. In the Greenwood

[65:24] section of Seattle, a tree fell,

[65:25] snapping a phone line and crashing down

[65:28] onto an SUV. Another tree about 5 ft

[65:31] wide is on the verge of crashing into a

[65:33] home.

[65:35] >> I think it's going to be fine now. We

[65:37] have another tree that seems to have

[65:38] stopped this one from coming down. So,

[65:40] >> wow. Well, police have sealed off the

[65:42] area around that tree and are watching

[65:43] it just in case it begins to fall before

[65:45] they're able to secure it.

[65:47] >> Now, Portland's first complete forecast

[65:50] at 11 from your first live local weather

[65:53] team.

[65:54] >> And that storm that caused all the

[65:55] problems is moving away. We got a little

[65:57] bit of a break today, but now a new

[65:59] storm headed our direction and that

[66:00] means more rain is coming starting

[66:03] tonight. But it does look like we've got

[66:04] a really nice weekend here coming up.

[66:06] Let's look live outside here this

[66:07] evening. This is what it looks like from

[66:09] our river camera down there near OMSY. A

[66:11] pretty decent night so far. Really not

[66:13] all that wet yet, but there are showers

[66:15] approaching. In fact, we can see some of

[66:16] those on live radar right now out along

[66:18] the coast range. Yeah, you can see some

[66:20] of the yellow embedded on the map here

[66:21] out towards the coast and just a little

[66:24] bit inland into the coast range. A lot

[66:26] of these have not spilled their way into

[66:28] the western valleys as of yet, but

[66:30] there's more rain off to the edge of the

[66:32] picture here. In fact, let's take a look

[66:33] at the wider view of the radar here.

[66:35] This goes across all of Oregon and into

[66:38] southeast Washington starting at 5 this

[66:40] morning. And you can see that there were

[66:41] plenty of showers banked up into the

[66:43] Cascades throughout the afternoon and

[66:45] early evening hours. Now we're starting

[66:46] to see that increase out to the west.

[66:48] And that's why later tonight into

[66:50] tomorrow morning does look to be fairly

[66:51] wet. It's 50 at Kelso right now, 52 at

[66:54] Portland. Salem at 51. Also in the 50s

[66:56] along the coast, east of the Cascades,

[66:58] most spots in the 40s right now. And

[67:00] with the increasing cloud cover, it's

[67:01] not going to be all that cold overnight

[67:03] tonight. 45 to 50° the overnight lows as

[67:06] that rain increases on the west side.

[67:08] Mostly dry east side. Some spots getting

[67:10] into the 30s the the 30s I should say,

[67:13] but Lrand and the Dow staying in the 40s

[67:15] overnight tonight. All right, there's

[67:16] the last of that big storm as it pulled

[67:18] away. Now we've got these clouds out to

[67:20] our west and those are the clouds headed

[67:22] in our direction to renew the rain. In

[67:24] fact, we can time that out on the cloud

[67:25] and rain forecast. Notice tomorrow

[67:27] morning 8:00, pretty big slug of green

[67:30] in here indicating the light to moderate

[67:32] steady rain. But shortly after the

[67:34] morning commute, the steady rain will

[67:36] break apart into scattered showers and

[67:38] some of those showers could be a little

[67:39] bit intense tomorrow afternoon in

[67:40] between the sunbreaks. The clouds could

[67:42] really billow up and the sky could turn

[67:44] a little angry in spots and thunder and

[67:46] lightning not out of the question in a

[67:47] spot or two. Thursday morning, we still

[67:49] have showers around. Snow level

[67:50] Thursday, actually down to about 3,500

[67:52] ft and there could be a pop-up

[67:54] thunderstorm on Thursday as well. But

[67:55] then here's the weekend. Sunny and

[67:57] pleasant Saturday, 70°, mostly sunny on

[68:00] Sunday, still in the upper 60s. So, two

[68:02] decent days here coming up. Friday won't

[68:04] be bad either. All right, rain to

[68:06] showers quickly tomorrow morning along

[68:07] the coast. Maybe an afternoon

[68:09] thunderstorm. High temperatures reaching

[68:10] into the mid-50s. The wind will be 20 to

[68:12] 35 miles hour. So, a little blustery,

[68:14] but not damaging. Inland, we'll see

[68:16] highs close to 60. Early rain, very

[68:19] early rain. Switching to scattered

[68:20] showers and sunbreaks. Again, maybe an

[68:22] afternoon thunderstorm up on Mount Hood.

[68:24] Rain and snow up high the majority of

[68:26] the day. Timberline, wet snow at 35, but

[68:28] below Timberline should be mostly rain

[68:30] throughout the day. Just wet passes east

[68:32] of the Cascades. 50s many spots showers,

[68:35] maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon

[68:37] hours. 50 and wet early tomorrow morning

[68:39] in Portland. By noon, we switch to

[68:41] scattered showers and sunbreaks. Maybe

[68:43] an afternoon thunderstorm. 60 the

[68:45] afternoon high. A little breezy as well.

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