Cspan radio at 20 years where you hear history unfold daily. In the third and final debate for the Virginia Governor seat, republican ed gillespie and democrat Ralph Northman square off. The two debate education, jobs, opioid abuse, Broadband Access and Infrastructure Spending among other topics. This is about an hour. Good evening and welcome to beautiful wise, virginia, for the third and final virginia Gubernatorial Debate of 2017 cohosted by the university of virginias college at wise, the university of virginias school of leadership and Public Policy and the southwestern Virginia Technology council. My name is paul johnson. I am the evening anchor of wcyb and your host for this event. This is carmen foreman of the roanoke times. She covers state politics for the state of virginia. She will be asking questions of the candidates and i will be keeping track of the time. Today we will cover much ground as possible tonight while providing time for the issues affecting southwest virginia
Good evening and welcome to beautiful virginia for the third and final virginia Gubernatorial Debate of 2017 cohosted by the university of Virginia College of wives, University Virginia school of leadership and public policy, and the southwestern Virginia Technology council. My name is paul johnson, the anchor and your host for this event. This is carmen, of the Roanoke Times 50 cover state politics for the state of virginia. She will be asking questions of the candidates and ill be keeping track of the time. Together we want to get as much ground as possible tonight while providing the candidates and indepth opportunity to discuss some of the issues especially affecting southwest virginia and the commonwealth. We have made every possible effort tonight to ensure the fairness of these questions and exchanges so central to our democracy. Let me state for on the record here the ground rules weve agreed to an effort to advance the Public Interest of this conversation. The question is, eac
Cleaning. My name is paul johnson. Carmen foreman of the roanoke times. She covers state politics for the university of virginia. She will be asking questions of the candidates, and i will be keeping track of the time. Together, we will work to cover as much ground as possible tonight while providing candidates an opportunity to discuss some of the issues especially affecting southwest virginia and the commonwealth today. We have made every possible effort tonight to ensure the fairness of these questions and the exchanges so central to our democracy. Let me state on the record the ground rules we have agreed to in an effort to advance this conversation. The question seated beside me will ask each candidate a question and an order set by coin toss. We will also have candidate to candidate questions and opening and closing remarks. When the candidates time has expired, i will ask him to yield the floor. Candidates should speak during the designated time and refrain from interrupting eac
Of course, sacramento, our state capital, the politicians went back to school in a way. They had an ethics training class. Well have our Political Insiders weigh in on whether its worth it. Back to school is a tough culture to change over there. Will that do anything . Thats the question. Also, they are about to start debating, speaking of sacramento. Change in the law and it would be as significant change based on the case of audrey pot, you may remember, she was the bay area girl who committed suicide after being sexually assaulted. Well look at the bill now on the table up for debate this week. First, a look at your weather forecast. Its drizzly, a little wet out there. We saw rainfall overnight. A live look at our ocean beach cam coming from the cliff house. A little bit warmer than what we saw yesterday afternoon because of the clouds cover that remains in the 50s all around the bay area. Your weather headlines for this sunday. Well soo that mist and drizzle tapering off, clearing