tina kotek?> s speaker of the house, i have fought to make sure we could increase our base budgets for our universities and community colleges as well as increase student assistance based on income. we have a challenge in finding our universities and community colleges. i believe in a higher education for those students who want it and our institutions of higher education like osu cascades, providing economic development and places for innovation and growth. i fully support that. what i want going forward, my focus will be helping our community colleges have more stable and sustainable funding . that is going to be critical if they are month after month year after year to provide those places for new skills and new workforce development. and, making we increase the oregon opportunity grant so students can have income-based financial assistance so they can afford college and leave as debt-free as possible. moderator: christine drazan? >> our institutions of higher learning are essential to the fut

i wanted to touch on something tina just said. she and kate brown prioritize teachers with no promise to return to the classroom over our vulnerable senior citizens. and of us that representative -- represented seniors had to fight like hell to get vaccines, rare, precious vaccines for the frail elderly before they were -- before they were given to teachers with no promise to reopen glasses. >> are there any changes? sen. johnson: i would consult with seniors regularly. i want to hear for people on the ground, and the best that i can tell, kate has not had the voice of seniors other than the professional lobby in her office advising her on senior issues. >> representative drazen, what is an example where you change -- change your mind about a significant issue based on community input? rep. drazan: as a state representative it was a privilege to be able to represent my community. i represent the rural area in the state legislator and often heard from my community and i had this method where if i had something for my constituents i

and not just for tina and craig. craig's younger brother carry, was having his own relationship problems. carrie told his friend james that his wife robbyn wanted a separation. >> it hurt him. he was torn up. he had made the comment to me about, you don't know how it feels to live inside someone in the bed that doesn't love you. >> rob had found that carrie was sent too much time at work. so good husband that he, was he cut back his hours and went to counseling. anything to make it work. >> he would do what it took to keep the marriage together. especially for the kids. i mean, he wouldn't want to see his kids grow up like that. >> but just as much as the kids, he didn't want to lose the wife that was his first and only love. the light of his life. >> they still don't have a -- he loved her dearly. last that i work, he still tried to make his marriage work. >> and while they were trying to keep their banged up marriage together, carries older brother, craig, and his girlfriend tina, we're going through pretty much th

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that left tina and her family without closure for years.en bodies began turning up in lake mead earlier this year, it brought with it just a glimmer, maybe, just maybe. did you follow the news about bodies being found? >> yes. and people were sending me articles, like people that had known our story from 20 years ago, "hey, look at this, they've been finding bodies in the lake, maybe one will be your dad." and i was like, no. he's -- like, they weren't able to find him then, they're not going to be able to find him. >> reporter: but there were other bodies being found. some under conditions so mysterious that drowning felt unlikely. it was this baffling whodunit in particular that caught the world's attention. >> a guy was found in a barrel. obviously shot in the head. if we ever drained lake mead, we are going to find the criminal element of las vegas in this lake. >> reporter: was this finally vegas' checkered history revealing itself to the world? ♪ why are people so fascinated by the mafia? specifically in las vegas? >> it's a shadow hi

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one last quick question to you, tina.et aside issues in education, what would being the second most important issue for you as you head into the voting season here with the midterms? >> so even aside from education, we're watching from the top down starting with the biden administration, we're watching issues with transparency and government. that concerns parents at all levels so i would say government transparency. will: okay. your children clearly priority number one, issue number one. we appreciate all three of you sharing that very understandable motivation with us this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you. will: all right, still ahead, pipeline sabotage. our next guest literally wrote the book on putin's play book. why she says russia is likely behind the nord stream gas pipeline sabotage. the insurance company enwasn't fair.ity y ca i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. llll theararnes rmrm now the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ i d d so my y quesono

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then has already lost its statehood, but now it is turning its history back, and we are expecting tinaka, a researcher of the history of the philanthropist, on our airwaves, what is interesting is that he started calling the carol russian, and the russians themselves took it away life is to the author, he is the one who made the arrangement of the leontovych folk carol, and he is with us on the move, already in touch, researcher of the history of shchedryk, founder of the leontovych institute, scientific cooperation of the hrushevskyi institute of ukrainian archeography and source studies, mrs. tina rada to see on our airwaves, please tell me how important it was that 100 years ago this carol was played in the united states of america, not only because this melody became super famous , but for ukraine actually, well actually. that is, we every year at christmas, over the years, it was constantly mentioned that our famous ukrainian shchedryk is known all over the world and is known in america under the brand of the american carol kyrylo zubils, but every year we complained about the fac

. >> laura: here is tina forte republican lane to unseat alexander cortez and yorks 14th district tinaen masterful at using social media to advance her brand, cover up lots of magazines, ought to cheer going to the mag gala and so forth. what is the bloom off the rose? >> come yes, it is because the people district 14 about enough. she is a congresswoman from which what they saw and what they got are two different things. and of the is reading the return i'm going to replace her eighth. >> laura: would he think the biggest issue is for your constituents? what is really worrying them the most? is that the war in the ukraine? at the protesters seem to indicate or something much more fundamental the ground? >> it's crime, crime is out of control. she was of a person who wrote the letter but to can the cops off the subways and a look at all the subway is. more crime, it is in fixing our crime look at the school's logo look at the schools that they are teaching our children in schools. it does not help anything. woke is useless just like aoc. i'm here to say the people of had enough on the

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tina krause, cbs news. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist, darren peck. it' warm outside. >> reporter: yes, and record tying warm because the numbers in the city like mid-80s and oakland, 84, those numbers are going to feel warm for those locations and the 84 today in oakland is going to tie the record for today's date . very few clouds out there. certainly nothing in the marine layer. just a few high clouds visible. let's get some perspective on today's daytime highs and wher they stand in terms of records we will hit 93 in santa rosa today and 93 in livermore and 9 in san jose. when we do that 9 in san jose that will miss the record by that much. 91 is where the record stands. now, for san francisco and oakland temperatures in the low to mid 80s , you did the big warm-up yesterday. yesterday was the da in the city, in the bay where you stepped out and went well, it is a lot warmer today. for the inland locations this is th day you will do that because those numbers are about 7 to 9 degrees warmer than they were yesterday and if you look at where we are

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tina spoiled my state and ran me out of my party.ernor's mansion. >> president biden won oregon by 16 points in 2020. but whose job approval now is under water. even here. >> what a govern does matters. >> oregon's access to treatment since hard drugs were decriminalized in 2021. overdose deaths have soared. on pace to break last record for murders. and 700 homeless encampments which the democratic legislature made harder to move. >> greater indictment of tina kotek speaker of the house hand than the homeless crisis on hour streets. she personally is responsible. >> governor junk's big rally comes at a critical time in this race. tonight is the third and final debate and today ballot mail in from voters. voting has begun. republicans around here very optimistic this decades long losing streak could be coming to an end soon. >> bret: we follow that race closely. dan, thanks. next to rhode island retired democratic congressman jim langman has represented district 2 for more than 20 years not seeking re-election. former cranston mayor a

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>> i am tina with the sun-times. tonight we focus on the race to the u.s. senate here in illinois here please to welcome listeners and viewers around the state, on public radio, and television. >> also joined by an audience, we are here -- we will hear from them a look -- a bit later in the hour. answers will not be time, there are no opening and closing statements. they will not get all the same questions. >> i will moderate for fairness as our guide. we will ask the candidates from restraining from filibustering or campaign speeches. >> you can join the conversation online using the hashtag, il senate forum. meet our candidates, tammy duckworth a democrat, she is finishing up her first term. and kathy salvi, a republican and attorney on private practice. also on the ballot is libertarian, bill redpath. you can find out more about him on our wt tv voter guide. we are excited to have you. let's start with the issue of gun violence. a persistent issue in chicago. we have the shootings in st. louis this week, senator duckworth, republicans always say mental h

tina kotek in that sound bite we played said she supports police. do you believe her?> no, i do not believe her. >> todd: why? >> i feel like she's been part of the problem that we have right now. she's -- we have these people in positions that can help us, but i don't feel like they are trying to help us. we are excited about our city but we can't help our city. it is like they don't want us here anymore. >> todd: michelle, i want to come back to you, real clear politics and leading the race 37% followed by tina kotek 34.5%, johnson 33%, but law office or are you confident the job will get easier if christine drazan is elected in a few short days? >> no doubt the last few years we have dealt with bill after bill the governor has signed and approved making public safety for us to deliver. senate bill 48 is just one of those. you know, drug dealers, i have to automatically release him from jail or, you know, the business owners talked about having problems in the businesses. if somebody trespasses, we have to let them trespass extends and release. >> makes no sense. >>

people saw the tina fey skit, i think -- >> we have it.stone of any foreign policy. and i can see russia from my house! >> you think that actually did change some voters minds? >> i think it. that i think it was very powerful. >> and now, as we, saying there's other places -- if you look at the numbers, viewership is down on all of television. kate will tell you you all know this. and people are getting things from tiktok or whatever and little pieces and different places. you can't decide where people are gonna become famous anymore. so that's a real -- >> i know i'm a skunk in a garden party when it comes to this kind of stuff, but first, well as an all has had good years in bad years. i think it was terrible on politics for all eight years of obama. they had political writers said basically, you can't make a joke about that guy. he's too perfect. and a lot of people on my side of the aisle saw this as a perfect example of how the culture goes one way. a lot of political committee is a mono culture. a lot of the network comedy shows all

u to tina, it's great to see you tonight.l at using social media to advance her brand cover of lots of magazines, lots of couture, going to the met gala and so what forth. is the bloobut is the bloom of4 yes, it is , because the peoplet in district 14 have had enough . she is the congresswoman from fo wish. that they saw and what they got are two different things. ofand now the district is readig the return and i'm going to laul replace her on november eight . >> what do you think the bigissu biggest issue is forconstituen your constituents? what's really worrying? theme wa the most? r is it the war inin the u ukraine as those protesters seem to indicate, or is it somethinge gu much more fundamental on the ground? >> it's crime. it's crime. crime is out of control.control. sherson who wre was the very pen who wrote the letter about ating the cops off the subways. all the now look at our subwaysi walkers and fixing crime., wolkit is fixing our children. g look aot the schools, laura . look at the schools. at th weird, creepy.

if it were a two person race tina be measuring the drapes for our governor's mansion.rter: as i said, kotek got a campaign stop from president biden over the weekend on policy , kotek is in lockstep with outgoing governor kate brown who tracking poll show is the least popular governor in the country right now. other polls show homelessness is the number one issue for voters followed closely by speaking crime. >> there's no greater indictment of tina kotek's leadership as speaker of the house than the homeless crisis on our streets. she personally is responsible. reporter: and the youngkin visit here comes at a very critical time in this race. tonight is the third and final debate for these three candidate s. ballots go out to voters today in the mail, and i tell you, neil, this is a race that the republicans are feeling very confident they can end a decades -long losing streak. neil? neil: who would have thought crime be maybe the deciding issue thank you very much, dan springer in portland. my next guest knows of what dan just reported quite closely, loretta guzman is

because tina karol also accused tina of this without naming names was blamed by svitlana loboda.the way, svitlana loboda and ani lorak have been going quite parallel since 2014. they have very similar life and creative paths . in principle, thanks to a skillful strategy, ani lorak did something. simply unprecedented shows called diva are very technological, very expensive, let's look at an excerpt and lily of st. lyal, the world just loves, just a father. at this time, ani lorak was silent about the war, of course, she is out of politics , she constantly declared that i'm out of politics, i'm not messing around, i don't understand this, i'm for world peace, and her position definitely became a certain meme , but a year ago she decided to make a triumphant return to the ukrainian market, and i'm almost 100% sure that if the small-scale invasion of her had succeeded, she would have been here. she would have performed here, she would have done various concerts, and last summer, she gave a test performance like this, she was careful, she was in one of the clubs in odessa, everything

. >> i am tina with the sun-times. tonight we focus on the race to the u.s. senate here in illinois here please to welcome listeners and viewers around the state, on public radio, and television. >> also joined by an audience, we are >> tonight's program is not a formal debate there will be no opening or closing statements, answers will not be timed, i do not have a bell i will ding, candidates's when i do sincerely get all. the same questions. . >> will moderate fairness as our guide, the candidates are straying from filibustering and giving campaign speeches. >> you can join us online. without further ado lets me our candidates joining us is tammy duckworth, a democrat and incumbent u.s. senator, she is finishing her first term, and kathy, a republican attorney in private practice, also on the ballot is built, the libertarian. we woke -- bill, a libertarian on the ballot. gun violence is a persistent issue, we had the shootings in st. louis this week, highland park is on everyone's mind, democrats cite gun control, other you are thinking that worsening else

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joining me now is virginia state senate candidate, tina ramirez.eone from the organization child protective services ever contact you? >> no, thankfully. look, here in virginia, we have an amazing governor and attorney general. i spoke with his office this morning. i can assure you and they have assured me that nothing will come of this. they are 100% behind parents rights and we'll be fine. but for someone like this to have the audacity to attack a single mother that is a sole provider for her child and to have that child taken away tina ramirez them because he's so set on his feelings being hurt over me celebrating a holiday with my child is beyond the pale. that is what is wrong with these progressive leftists in america right now. that's why people across the board voted in governor youngkin and republicans last year in virginia and why it's going to continue. they're sick and tired, parents like me, of being told what to teach our kids, what to teach them to think. we are sick and tired of them telling us how to raise our kids. it needs to sto

come on tina.y're so worried about the seat they sent chief princess running scared e liz beth warn out there to the troops there. but she scant spin it warning oregon is dangerously close to flipping red for the first time in 40 years. now pocahontas and her tribe should be nervous because kotek's challenger christine drazen is just what the state needs, calm, cool, and tough on crime. >> tina kotek is the original defund the police candidate. she did not support police, even when rioters were attacking a police station. it's stunning to me that she would talk now like she supports law enforcement. >> laura: of course she doesn't. and, look, drazen is a notice nonsense republican. maybe not as conservative as i'd like but this is after all the pacific northwest, got to be realistic. again, which party here has the bad candidates again? now, as for that georgia match-up between liberal rafael warnock and herschel walker, the democrats may wish they hadn't revved up the smear machine, because if wal

tina is the original d from the police candidate.she did not support police even when rioters were attacking a police station. >> with got start by respecting our police that does not mean walking with the rioters or excoriating the police when the riots were happening. tina wrote a letter siding with the writers. >> drazen as trying to become the first republican elected governor of oregon and 44 years. do you like to watch her movies at home with the convenience of streaming? do you prefer to see them on th big screen? the great netflix debate is coming up why the rat problem i new york city is only getting worse fox new @ night investigates my wife just turne off the tv coming up ♪ ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare... and take advantage of a broad range of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage... with prescription drug coverage

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it wasn't easy for tina and cleave make right to do. but on tuesday, they said at the podium of san jose state university to talk about their son, camden. >> cleve showing the last moments he had with his son during the university's parents and family weekend. >> the biggest book. that's his son. you know so proud of you. >> 2 weeks later, cleveland, tina received the devastating news. camden was struck and killed by a san jose unified school district bus on friday while riding in the scooter. i thought i made a deal with god. >> that because he chose to raise him. the one thing i asked was that he never take him away. i now the hard way. there are no making deals with got. >> the freshman at san jose state proved to be a standout student and athlete in a short amount of time. coach brent brennan holding back tears when talking about his star running back, who dreamed of playing in the nfl. we're just trying to navigate a really a really hard time camden's death. mark san jose's. 57 traffic related death of the year. it's because of tha

it wasn't easy for tina and cleave make right to do. >> but on tuesday, they stood at the podium of san jose state university to talk about their son, camden, cleve, showing the last moments he had with his son during the university's parents and family weekend. >> the biggest book. that says son, you know so proud of you. >> 2 weeks later, cleveland, tina received the devastating news. camden was struck and killed by a san jose unified school district bus on friday while riding in the scooter. i thought i made a deal with god. >> that because he chose to raise him. the one thing i asked was that he never take him away. i now learn. the hard way. there are no making deals with got. >> the freshman at san jose state proved to be a standout student and athlete in a short amount of time. coach brent brennan holding back tears when talking about his star running back, who dreamed of playing in the nfl. camden it was an incredible young man. the ad a light in the spirit that he shared with everybody every day. that's who he was. that's how he carried himself. camden's death. mark san jose's.

but here in oregon democrat tina at deciders worth the risk to bring him in. she is locked in a tight three-person race and polls show her trailing republican kristine drazen with well-funded independent candidate betsy johnson pulling more support than the raisin bread that has drazen feeling very confident these days but she thanks she can become the first republican elected governor in this state in 40 years. here's what she had to say about the biden visit today. >> it cannot possibly be true that president biden, who has very low approval ratings even in oregon is going to benefit tina in this race. i mean she is in a tough spot. >> she is in a tough spot. but she's getting a lot of money today because president biden is going to leave this event here in portland go to another location in the city before he heads back to the white house. he is going to be trying to raise a lot of money for co- tech. in fact it's going to be at 10,000 dollars per person the bent bread that is what it cost to get a photo of him. he's hoping to raise money and be in a state

biden this year, but when he asked if he could come out to oregon and help with the run for governor, tinad come on out. biden's three-state western spring began in colorado where he appeared with senator michael bennett who looks to be pretty safe there. he attended fundraisers in california and now he finishes up in portland. he gives a speech on lowering cost for american families. cotech is locked in a three-person race, and it's been locked up for months. betsy thompson, most believe is taking more support from the democrat than from the republican. she attacks cotech relentlessly over the dual crises of homelessness and crime. in a statement she said, quote, i hope biden comes more often so that portland will clean up more of the trash and tendencies that tina's created between the airport and downtown portland. kotek has been pretty much in lockstep with outgoing governor kate brown who is the least popular governor in the country according to tracking polls. others show christine krazen with a slight lead. he called the biden visit desperation. >> it can't possibly be true that pre

further economic news, i remind you of the projects of tina vasya's agency available in all social networks well as in our mobile application by qr-code on the screen of a good day and see you at 8:00. the council of ministers adopted a resolution in the field of procurement. what innovations give to manufacturers the belarusian universal commodity exchange is increasing the number of partners with whom it has signed an agreement and new services on the unified electronic services portal, what else can be done online about this and not only will we tell in the next few minutes on the air the news of the economy in the studio of alina lapu. good morning to stimulate import substitution and support domestic producers, the council of ministers has made changes to the procurement sphere at its own expense. for example, one of the norms of the document allows product manufacturers to provide additional preferences. truth. it depends on the level of localization of production, in addition, adjusted approaches for the admission of imported goods and suppliers offering such products changes will co

you know, this know, t is a continuation of tina coatex failed leadership.f touchd with oregonian'sleadersh. makin she is making choices and making decisions that are just politically driven. the the reality on the ground is that drugs harm familiestheya and drugs are hurting our statee and hurting our community. and frankly, as you noted,e answer people are dying. the answer here is not to t continue to enable this i behavior. the answer is to get people into get treatment and long term recovery and not to assume that this is how our state has tooree be long term and therefore we need to create thatn ce stabilization centers. that is that is the wrong tha answer. i want people to also see what's happening with crime in portland. and again, everyone who knows portland, who's been there over the last twenty , twenty five years, iis a bt is a beautiful city, but it's changed dramatically.t it has c. and so and so crime largely remains steady in twenty , twenty one . shot but portland shot upally dramatically the number of violent crimes in portland there incre

for people. >> come on , tina. now, the democrats are so worried about the seat that they sent chief princess running scared elizabeth warren out west to rally the birkenstock stock troops there. but even she couldn't spin it, warning voters that oregon is dangerously close to flipping red for the first time. in forty years. now, folks want us . her tribe should be nervous because coatex challenger christine dreazen is just what the state needs. calm, cool and tough on crime. tina kotek is the original defined the police candidate. she did not support police even when rioters were attacking a police station. it's stunning to me that she would talk now like she supports law enforcement. no, of course she doesn't. i'm drasin is a no nonsense republican , maybe not as conservative as i'd like, but this is , after all, the pacific northwest. got to be realistic again. which party here has the bad candidates again? >> now, as for that georgia matchup between liberal rafaelle warnock and herschel walker, the democrats ma

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president supporting democrat candidates including tina huizenga type governor's race.ers are hesitant revised retail sales number for september are flat. crime wave and major cities has many people living in fear the country. dan springer is live from the president's campaign stop in portland, oregon. >> was spoken to a lot of voters this weekend, their top concerns are high gas prices, runaway inflation and especially here homelessness but president joe biden spent almost all of his speech today talking about inflation reduction act lowering prescription drug prices in the future. he also took shots at republicans in congress. >> when it comes time to do something about inflation around the kitchen table, republicans in congress said no. they take control, their first aim is to get rid of the inflation reduction act and inflation will go up, not down. >> the democratic candidate for governor in oregon, she's trailing by slim margin in the polls, even in a state biden. [inaudible] but it's a different court now. this one a few blocks away from where president spoke tod

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and starting as always with the proofing guest joining me now is tina smith from minnesota. first of all i appreciate you joining us tonight. i want to get to some of the deeper implications of the upcoming election for the senate by starting a broadly. what must seven democrats prioritize should they grow or at least hold. thank you reverend, i'm so glad to be with you again. you are exactly right, these races are an optimistic. these races are highly competitive. democrats across the country are facing an onslaught of dark money. i've excellent candidates, an excellent campaigns. they need to keep fighting for the last few weeks could not be more intense. so, we need everybody to get involved. we have been incredibly productive with a 50/50 senate. i think it's been the longest 50/50 senate that we have ever had in our history. and what we could accomplish, if we were able to have 52 senators is really what keeps me campaigning as pass voting rights, let's go to roe v. wade. let's finish the job of childcare. into public safety, gun safety. there's so much work that we sti

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