Now Playing:    Deadly 'Right-Hook' Kills Another Cyclist In
Portland  A Portland cyclist died Monday when he collided with a
garbage truck in North Portland.  That is the second fatality in
two weeks where a cyclist collided with a large truck and it's
the fourth cyclist to die this year.  The latest two incidents
have a common thread: a vehicle turns right across a bike lane. 
It's called a right hook.  Cyclists and law enforcement
officials believe something needs to be done but there is little
consensus about what.  Andrew Theen reports.  Ghost BikeA chalk
white ghost bike stands at the corner of Interstate and Greeley
Avenues in North Portland. It's a stark reminder of the perils
of what happens when cyclists collide with large vehicles.
Monday veteran cyclist Brett Jarolimek was killed when his road
bike slammed into the side of a garbage truck turning right onto
Greeley Avenue.  Lieutenant Mark Kruger says according to
witnesses the garbage truck signaled to turn and slowed down
considerably.  The tru