minute to answer questions. so all of our students can have questions answer, we are trying to limit rebuttal time. if it comes up, it is 30 seconds and we will play that by year as the debate goes on. i would like to introduce our candidates. first, representative new buehler. governor kate brown. and our independent candidate, patrick starnes. thank you for being here. shasta like to introduce who is standing by with our students. is first question is, who our first student questionnaire ?onight jeremy wants to ask about climate change. thank you so much for being here today. my question is for all three candidates. i am concerned about the adverse effects i m a change will have on our economy, environment and people. when you were a kid, you did not have to consider an inhospitable climate in your future, but i do and so does my whole generation. what will you do to ensure that my generation has a sustainable climate? furthermore, do you support the clean energy jobs b
included questions from people between the age of 12 and 19. election day is five weeks from today, and tonight you are going to see the first debate between the major party candidates in the race for oregon governor. live from roosevelt high school in north portland, this is a debate for oregon s future. all of our questions tonight will come from young people. each candidate will have one minute to answer questions. so all of our students can have questions answered, we are trying to limit rebuttal time. if it comes up, it is 30 seconds and we will play that by year as ear as the debate goes on. i would like to introduce our candidates. first, representative knute buehler. governor kate brown. and our independent candidate, patrick starnes. thank you for being here. i would like to introduce shasta , who is standing by with our students. the first question to you is, who is our first student questioner tonight? jeremy wants to ask about climate change. thank you so
oregon governor kate brown, a democrat, is running for re-election. and this week faced her challengers for their first debate in oregon. the cook political report lists this race as leaning democrat. yu young people aged 12 to 19 asked questions of the candidates. election day is five weeks from today and tonight, you re going to see the first debate between the major party candidates in the race for oregon governor live from roosevelt high school in north portland, this is the doebebater oregon s future. and good evening, everyone. i m jeff. welcome to the debate for oregon s future. and tonight s debate is very unique. all of the questions to our candidates will be coming from young people, high school students from across the great state, who are here to have their voices heard and we will listen tonight. now each of the candidates will have one minute to answer their questions and so all of our students can have their questions answered, we re trying to limit any r
ago,mate 35 years republicans are calling it a last-minute stunt. the senate judiciary committee is still scheduled to vote on the nomination on thursday and a full senate vote is expected in the last week of september in just a moment. we will open phone lines in get your reaction in just a moment to all of these developments. democrats, kavanaugh confirmation process, [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] process, confirmation (202) 748-8000, that s the number for democrats. .epublicans, (202) 748-8001 sundayy money morning. we will get your calls in just a moment, we want to share with you these headlines from the charlotte observer. to give you a sense of how devastating the storm has been. epic rains hitting the region with more to come. darlene is following the story from the white house with the federal response and is with the associated press. let me begin with fema and the federal response from the carolinas. how is it going so far? good morning
Ahead of a Friday afternoon hearing on a last-minute effort from state representatives, labor unions and business groups to pass campaign finance limits, attendees lobbied to open curtains and let