Waching daily Jun 2 2017

ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT ANN THOMPSON WITH THOSE

DETAILS. >> Reporter: CLIMATE SCIENTISTS SAY THE

WARNING SIGNS ARE EVERYWHERE FROM MONTANA SHRINKING

GLACIERS TO AUSTRALIA'S BLEACHING GREAT BARRIER REEF, A

TREND THAT COULD WORSEN EXPERTS SAY NOW THAT THE U.S., THE

SECOND LARGEST CARBON EMITTER IN THE WORLD PLANS TO PULL OUT OF

THE PARIS AGREEMENT. >> THAT MEANS RECORD HEAT, MORE DROUGHT IN

SOME PLACES, TORRENTIAL RAINS AND FLOODS IN OTHER

PLACES, SEA LEVEL RISING DROWNING COASTAL AREAS, THE

WORLD WILL BE A MESS. >> Reporter: THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

LABELS CLIMATE CHANGE A THREAT MULTIPLIER FUELING INTERNATIONAL

CONFLICTS BUT TODAY THE PRESIDENT FOCUSED ON THE ECONOMY,

CLAIMING THE PARIS ACCORD WOULD COST THE U.S. $3 TRILLION IN

LOST ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND 6.5 MILLION INDUSTRIAL JOBS.

>> THE PRESIDENT SITED A PARTICULAR STUDY DEBUNKED BECAUSE IT

MAKES ALL SORTS OF INCORRECT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT AMERICA'S ROLE.

>> UNDER THE PARIS AGREEMENT, THE U.S. PLEDGED TO REDUCE

EMISSIONS 26% BY 2025. IN 2015, IT WAS ALMOST HALF WAY TO THAT GOAL

HELPED BY POWER COMPANIES CHOOSING CHEAPER, CLEANER

NATURAL GAS INSTEAD OF POLLUTING COAL. THE COAL INDUSTRY

HOPES THE PRESIDENT'S ACTIONS WILL IGNITE A

RENAISSANCE BUT THIS WEEK ALONE TWO CLOSED. MANY STATES AND CITIES

VOW TO FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE. CALIFORNIA LAUNCHING

ITS OWN GLOBAL COALITION WITH CANADA AND MEXICO.

LOS ANGELES IS REDUCING ITS CARBON FOOTPRINT WITH THE

BIGGEST ELECTRIC VEHICLE FLEET IN THE COUNTRY.

>> WE MADE A COMMITMENT TO GET OFF OF COAL BY 2025.

>> Reporter: AND VIRGINIA IS ESTABLISHING IT'S

STANDARDS FOR POWER PLANTS. MANY PARTS OF AMERICA

OPTING FOR CLEANER ENERGY SOURCES WITH OR

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4:30pm Thursday Evening Forecast KOIN 6 News June 1, 2017 - Duration: 3:55.

JENNIFER: THEIR FRENCH FRIES ARE

PRETTY ADDICTING.

PRETTY NICE.

CLAIRE:

A MIXTURE OF SUN AND

CLOUDS.

A FEW SPRINKLES IN SOME SPOTS.

DOWNTOWN PORTLAND, A LITTLE BIT

OF BLUE OUT THERE.

VANCOUVER, THE GORGE, A FEW

CLOUDS.

FOR TODAY, TEMPERATURES NOT TOO

BAD.

CURRENTLY 72 DEGREES IN DOWNTOWN

PORTLAND.

69 DEGREES IN PENDLETON.

NOT TOO HOT RIGHT NOW.

WE ARE SEEING CLOUDS ALONG THE

COAST.

THE DALLES IN THE MID-70'S.

UPPER 60'S IN SALEM.

IT HAS BEEN BREEZY OUT THERE.

GUSTS UP TO 40 MILES PER HOUR.

GUSTING AROUND 22 MILES PER

HOUR.

BREEZY TOWARD CANNON BEACH.

THIS LAST TROUGH HAS

MOVED

THROUGH OUR AREA.

SLOWLY MOVING OUT OF EASTERN

OREGON.

WE ARE SEEING POP-UP

THUNDERSTORMS GOING ON.

THIS CELL RIGHT THERE PROBABLY

HAS LIGHTNING AS WELL.

THOSE WILL CONTINUE TO CLEAR OUT

TONIGHT.

OVER DOWNTOWN PORTLAND, WE ARE

CLEAR AND DRY.

HERE ARE THOSE RAIN TOTALS.

VANCOUVER HAD ABOUT 0.1 INCHES

OF RAIN.

JUST SOUTH IN PORTLAND, DIDN'T

GET ANY RAIN REPORTED.

QUITE A BIT MORE TOWARD ASTORIA.

FOR TONIGHT, WE WILL START TO

SEE THOUGH SHOWERS TIED DOWN

THROUGH THIS EVENING.

FEW SPRINKLES STILL POSSIBLE.

OVER THE CASCADES, DRY AND

CLEAR.

OVERNIGHT, WE WILL GET A BREAK.

WE HAVE THIS NEXT FRONT THAT

MOVES THROUGH.

BY LUNCHTIME, WE START TO CLEAR

OUT.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES FOR PORTLAND.

A DRY EVENING FOR OUR FRIDAY.

SATURDAY MORNING, WE SEE THE

CLOUDS MOVING IN.

IT WILL CLEAR BY THE AFTERNOON.

WE ARE EXPECTING MOSTLY DRY

CONDITIONS FOR YOUR SUNDAY

AFTERNOON.

HERE'S A LOOK AT THE UPPER AIR

WEATHER PATTERN.

MILD HEADING INTO TOMORROW.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES.

WE ARE WARMING UP WITH THIS NEXT

RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE STARTING

TO BUILD NEXT WEEK.

UPPER 70'S AND EVEN LOW 80'S

TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY.

I AM TRACKING THIS LOW AND THAT

WILL BRING US OUR NEXT

DISTURBANCE BY NEXT THURSDAY.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE

TEMPERATURE TRENDS.

START IN THE MID-70'S.

WE WILL SEE UPPER

60'S FOR

SUNDAY AND MONDAY.

A LITTLE BIT BELOW SEASONAL

AVERAGE.

WE DO WARM-UP TUESDAY,

WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.

HERE IS YOUR ACTIVITY PLANNER

FOR TOMORROW.

A LOT OF PEOPLE PLANNING TO GO

TO THE TIMBERS GAME.

MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES.

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO HAVE LUNCH

OUTSIDE.

TIMBERS GAME IN THE MID-70'S.

UPPER 70'S FOR BURNS.

UPPER 70'S FOR HOOD RIVER.

NEXT SEVEN DAYS, WE WILL

SEE

MILD CONDITIONS.

THE PARADE WILL BE WARMER BY

NEXT WEEK.

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'100 Deadliest Days' Of Driving For Teens Begins With Start Of Summer | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:55.

JUMPED 10%. WE GET MORE FROM NBC'S TOM COSTELLO.

>> Reporter: POLICE VIDEO OF A DISTRACTED TEENAGE DRIVER AND AN

OFFICER'S TRAFFIC STOP. >> WHAT'S WITH THE

ERRATIC DRIVING? >> Reporter: SHE WAS LUCKY IT WAS ONLY A

TRAFFIC STOP. AAA GATHERED EXAMPLE AFTER EXAMPLE OF

TEEN'S CLOSE CALLS. TEENS DISTRACTED BY TEXTING, PHONE CALLS,

THE RADIO OR EACH OTHER. >> I'M SITTING BEFORE

YOU TODAY PARALYZED FROM THE CHEST DOWN INCLUDING MY HANDS AND

FINGERS. >> Reporter: KATY MATHEWS WAS 16 WHEN

SHE WAS IN A ROLLOVER ACCIDENT. HER TEENAGE FRIEND WAS

DISTRACTED, SPEEDING AND SWERVED SUDDENLY TO MAKE AN EXCELLENT.

>> I SPENT FIVE WEEKS IN THE NEURO ICU, TWO IN A COMA.

>> Reporter: SHE TELLS HER STORY AT CHURCH AND HIGH SCHOOLS.

AAA RESEARCH SHOWS 16 AND 17-YEAR-OLDS ARE THREE TIMES MORE

LIKELY THAN ADULTS TO BE INVOLVED IN A FATEFUL CRASH AND

FATAL ACCIDENTS INVOLVING TEENS TYPICALLY JUMP 15%

OVER THE SUMMER. >> MORE LIKELY TO PILE FRIENDS INTO THE CAR

AND WE KNOW PASSENGERS INCREASE THE CRASH RISK FOR A TEEN.

>> Reporter: 60% OF ALL FATAL TEEN CRASHES INVOLVE DISTRACTIONS.

THE LEADING DISTRACTION, PASSENGERS, ESPECIALLY

TEENS. EXPERTS SAY ADDING ONE PASSENGER INCREASES

THE RISK OF A CRASH BY 50%. ADD A SECOND, AND THE

RISK NEARLY DOUBLES. SEVERAL PHONE APPS HELP PARENTS MONITOR

THIRTEEN DRIVERS NOTIFYING YOU IF A TEENAGER IS TEXTING,

SPEEDING OR DRIVING OUTSIDE OF A DESIGNATED AREA.

SOME APPS BLOCK TEXTS OR CALLS IN A MOVING CAR AND SOME CARS

PROVIDE DETAILED DRIVER REPORT CARDS AFTER EVERY TRIP.

AS THE NATION'S RISKIEST DRIVERS ENTER THE DEADLIE

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P

PORDEGY EDGE TORE GET THEIR FEET WET. >> Reporter: IF

CURIOSITY WERE THIS WOULD BE RICH. THE SPACE IS JOHNSON

LABORATORIES IN ATLANTA. >> I WAS ALWAYS

CURIOUS HOW THINGS WORKED AS A KID. >> Reporter: HE GREW

UP IN MOBILE, ALABAMA. >> A LOT OF FEAR, A LOT OF ANXIETY, A LOT

OF STRESS. >> Reporter: HE TURNED THE FEAR INTO

MOTIVATION AND A CAREER AS A NASA ROCKET SCIENTIST BUT

HIS AH-HA MOMENT CAME UNEXPECTEDLY DESIGNING A WATER PUMP.

>> IT FELT GOOD AIMING THAT WATER. I DECIDED TO PUT MY

ENGINEERING HAT ON AND DESIGN A HIGH PERFORMANCE WATER GUN.

>> Reporter: CHANGED YOUR LIFE. >> IT DID THAT.

>> Reporter: THIS WAS THE FIRST PROTOTYPE FOR THE SUPER SOAKER.

IT WOULD EVENTUALLY TOP A BILLION DOLLARS IN SALES.

>> IT'S INTERESTING THAT SUPER SOAKERS GET SO MUCH ATTENTION.

I REALLY LIKE TO THINK OF MYSELF AS A SERIOUS ENGINEER.

>> Reporter: NOW HE'S GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT GIVING BACK.

HIS NON-PROFIT HELPS FUND THESE HIGH SCHOOL ROBOTICS AND NOW

FEATURE ENGINEERS. HE FLED THE CENTRAL

AFRICAN REPUBLIC A YEAR AGO. >> WE RUN AWAY FROM

THERE. >> Reporter: INCREDIBLY, IN JUST

ITS SECOND YEAR THIS TEAM QUALIFIED FOR THE WORLDWIDE COMPETITION

IN TEXAS. >> IF I COULD DO SOMETHING TO HAVE A

POSITIVE IMPACT AND CLEARLY, THAT'S SOMETHING I WANT TO

DO. >> Reporter: FOR LONNIE JOHNSON THIS

INVENTION MAY BE HIS PROUDEST PROVING USUALLY IT'S BETTER TO

GIVE THAN

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Megyn Kelly Talks To Russians About The US, Interviews Pres. Putin On Friday | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:45.

SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE NEXT THURSDAY.

SAVANNAH? >> PETER, THANK YOU. BY THE WAY, THOSE

REMARKS COMING ON THE EVE OF AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH NBC'S

MEGYN KELLY THAT MET THE LEADER AND SPOKE

WITH A NUMBER OF RUSSIAN CITIZENS ABOUT THE TENSE MOMENT

BETWEEN OUR TWO COUNTRIES.

>> Reporter: IN AMERICA, RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR

PUTIN IS NOW FRONT AND CENTER SPARKING ANGER AMONG U.S. OFFICIALS.

>> RUSSIA BRAZENLY INTERFERED IN THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

PROCESS. >> Reporter: AND PROMPTING DEEPENING

QUESTIONS OVER THE RELATIONSHIP WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP'S TEAM

BUT MANY WONDER WHY MR. PUTIN IS FACING ANY ALLEGATIONS AT

ALL. WE SPOKE WITH SERGEY ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S

TOP BROADCASTERS THAT WORKS AT A STATE RUN CHANNEL.

WE SEE THIS AS A MATTER OF NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND IF

THERE WAS INTERFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, THAT'S A BIG

DEAL. >> ARE YOU SERIOUS THAT RUSSIA BEING THE

BIGGEST COUNTRY ON EARTH COULD HAVE INTERFERED IN THE

DEMOCRATIC PROCESS OF THE LARGEST DEMOCRACY IN THIS PLANET?

>> Reporter: RUSSIA HAS THE BEST HACKERS IN THE WORLD.

>> WHAT'S THAT? THEY MIGHT KOREA.

>> Reporter: THEY SAY RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IS AN IMPORTANT ISSUE

AND 29% BELIEVE RUSSIA IS AN ENEMY. PRESIDENT TRUMP

PRAISED MR. PUTIN. >> I RESPECT PUTIN. HE'S A STRONG LEADER.

>> Reporter: HE'S ALSO CRITICIZED HIM FOR CONTINUING TO SUPPORT

THE SYRIAN REGIME AFTER IT LAUNCHED A DEADLY CHEMICAL

ATTACK. >> PUTIN IS BACKING A PERSON THAT'S TRULY AN

EVIL PERSON. >> Reporter: THE KREMLIN SAYS THERE IS

NO EVIDENCE AGAINST THE SYRIAN GOVERNMENT. THIS IS JUST STEPS

AWAY FROM THE GRAND JURY OF ST. PETERSBURG AND HOME OF VLADIMIR

PUTIN. WE ASKED PEOPLE HERE WHAT DO THEY THINK OF

AMERICA? >> IT'S A GOOD COUNTRY.

>> RUSSIA AND U.S., THEY SHOULD BE BIG PARTNERS.

>> Reporter: WHAT DO YOU THINK PRESIDENT PUTIN WANTS?

>> RIGHT NOW, HIS ONLY GOAL IS TO STAY IN POWER.

>> IT IS THE BEST PRESIDENT WE HAVE EVER HAD.

>> Reporter: AND THEIR THOUGHTS ON PRESIDENT TRUMP.

>> HE IS FOR A FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP WITH RUSSIA.

>> Reporter: NOW MR. PUTIN IS FACING A CRITICAL QUESTION, HOW

WILL HE DEAL WITH AMERICA'S NEW COMMANDER IN CHIEF.

A LOT TO TALK ABOUT WITH PRESIDENT PUTIN WHEN I SIT DOWN WITH

HIM FOR A ONE ON ONE INTERVIEW HERE IN ST. PETER S BURG TOMORROW.

THIS WILL BE THE FIRST TIME HE SAT WITH AN AMERICAN JOURNALIST

SINCE THE APPOINTMENT

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MUSIC TO MOSCOW'S EARS. NBC'S PETER ALEXANDER

IS THE LATEST. >> Reporter: VLADIMIR PUTIN TONIGHT CHANGING

HIS TUNE BACK PEDDLING ON DENIALS OF RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE IN LAST

YEAR'S ELECTION. PUTIN ACRE KNOWLEDGING PRIVATE RUSSIAN

HACKERS NOT CONNECTED TO THE GOVERNMENT COULD HAVE BEEN

INVOLVED. IF THOSE HACKERS FEEL PATRIOTIC, THEY MAY

CONTRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO SPEAK BADLY. THE ACTING CIA

DIRECTOR DISPUTING PUTIN'S ASSESSMENT. >> IT'S NOT CREDIBLE

THERE ARE HACKERS INDEPENDENT OF THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT WHO

WOULD BE ABLE TO DO WHAT RUSSIA WAS ABLE TO DO IN THE ELECTION.

IT WAS TOO COORDINATED. >> Reporter: IT COMES

AS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION CONSIDERS A

CONCESSION. THE U.S. MAY RETURN CONTROL OF TWO LUXURY

RETREATS NEAR NEW YORK CITY AND IN MARYLAND. DIPLOMATIC COMPOUNDS,

THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION SHUT DOWN TO PUNISH RUSSIA

FOR MEDDLING IN THE ELECTION. >> IF THIS IS JUST

SOME KIND OF A REWARD, I THINK IT BEGS A LOT OF QUESTIONS WHY ON

EARTH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WOULD CONTEMPLATE SUCH A

THING. >> Reporter: THOSE INFURIAING THE

KREMLIN. THEY SAID THEY WOULD HAVE TO TAKE COUNTER

MEASURES STILL THE RUSSIA INVESTIGATION IS WIDENING WITH

REPORTS THE TRUMP ALLY NIGEL IS UNDER SCRUTINY IN THE

INQUIRY. TONIGHT DENYING ANY RUSSIA CONNECTION AND

THE FBI AND CONGRESS ARE EXAMINING THIS CAMPAIGN EVENT LAST

SPRING IN WASHINGTON TO SEE WHETHER MR. TRUMP THEN SENATOR

JEFF SESSIONS AND JARED KUSHNER MET PRIVATELY WITH A

RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR, SOMETHING THEY REPEATEDLY DENIED NEW

DETAILS ABOUT THE HE SAID, HE SAID ABOUT PRESIDENT TRUMP AND

FORMER FBI DIRECTOR