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Pacific Northwest lawmakers have stepped up to a leading role in opposition to President Trump and Elon Musk. At a big rally in Washington, D. C. this week, lawmakers from Oregon and Washington spoke out, including Jeff Merkley, Ron Wyden, Janelle Bynum and Emily Randall. We also hear from Washington U.S. Senator Patty Murray in this episode.
Long time elected leaders from the Pacific Northwest are taking center stage in vetting President Donald Trump's picks for some of the top jobs leading the federal government. And as Trump asserts his authority to strike federal spending, some local services in the Northwest that depend on the funds and their members of Congress worry about the impact. Comments from Congresswomen Maxine Dexter, Suzanne Bonamici, U.S. Senators Ron Wyden, Jeff Merkley and Patty Murray, Tulsi Gabbard, Haven Wheelock, and Robert F. Kennedy Junior
Tech Expert Brian Westbrook talks about the potential slow down of tech gadgets because of China & U.S. trade wars started by President Trump tariffs
From immigration to reproductive rights, to cabinet nominees, some of the major politicians in the Northwest. Are already challenging President Trump and the Republican majorities in the House and Senate. We see that in a big clash on birthright citizenship. We hear from Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, Washington Congresswoman Emily Randall, Washington U.S. Senator Patty Murray, Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley, and Oregon U.S. Senator Ron Wyden
Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek called for resilience, optimism and action, especially on homelessness, the housing supply, mental health, addiction and education in her state of the state address. We also check in with several lawmakers about their priorities for this year.
Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek called for resilience, optimism and action, especially on homelessness, the housing supply, mental health and addiction and education, in her state of the state address. We also hear from the first Japanese American legislator to serve in Oregon's House, Mari Watanabe, State Senator Wlnsvey Campos, and State Representative Rob Nosse.
Julia Brim Edwards takes on a new role, and New Multnomah Commissioner Shannon Singleton, Megan Moyer and Vince Jones Dixon are on the County Commission, Nathan Vasquez is the New DA
It's a history making event for Portland. For the first time, there are 12 members of the city council, representing geographic districts after voters decided they wanted reform and a definite path to a completely new type of government for their city. They met for the first time for their first big decision: electing a new Council President and Vice President.
Last year was the deadliest on record for people in the Portland area who are homeless. Fentanyl drove the biggest spike in Multnomah County, Oregon's deaths, according to the health department, and in Clark County, Washington, there was also a big increase in deaths, even though the overall rate of homelessness seems to be decreasing. In this episode, we'll hear from a mayor, a county commission leader and doctors studying why this is happening.
An historic revamp for Portland as 12 new city council members, a new auditor and a new mayor take their oath sof office, express their thanks and talk about the new direction for the city.
Oregon's top legislative leaders, House Speaker Julie Fahey, Senate President Rob Wagner and Governor Tina Kotek discuss their priorities for the new year ahead including transportation funding
In recent years, it's become more and more acceptable to talk about mental health. And one area that's getting some badly needed and overdue focus right now is mental health among the young: children, teenagers and young adults. This week, we're looking at new research that Oregon experts are participating in, joining doctors and researchers across the country. They're trying to find out why, for example, one in every five Americans, 17 or younger is suffering from a mental, emotional, or behavioral health problem.
They got addicted to alcohol and drugs early in life. Then, they not only overcame their addictions, they turned it into a way to help others heal. And we're focusing on their stories in this episode. First, Joe Buck, the current mayor of Lake Oswego, tells us about his battle with alcohol at a young age.And he wants young people in Oregon to be more aware of this danger. Then, we hear more insight from Dr. Marvin Seppala. He is an addiction expert and the retired chief medical officer for Hazelden Betty Ford.
Oregon and Washington voters decided important directions for the states and region. And that includes one of the closest toughest races anywhere in the country won by Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez. We hear from her, Oregon Congresswoman Andrea Salinas, Governor Tina Kotek, Portland Mayor-Elect Keith Wilson, City Councilor Elect Steve Novick and Washington Governor Elect Bob Ferguson
Professor Joe Cavalli at Clark College talks about the Italian Heritage workers who created all the amazing stone and arch work in the Columbia River Gorge after historic Timberline Lodge burned
KXL's Brett Reckamp catches up with I'D Golf Co-Founder Nick Frye and talks about their NW based golf apparel brand
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with sports wagering expert Hugh Aufill to hear about all kinds of cool bets associated with the Super Bowl and specifically Super Bowl 58
The Voice of International Table Tennis Adam Bobrow talks with Brett Reckamp from the first ever MLTT event in Portland
Hugh talks with KXL's Brett Reckamp about launching their Vegas-style sportsbook he helped build from the ground up
Veronica Carter and Brett Reckamp are joined by Jim Ferrett and Amanda J to talk about fruitcake! Veronica's 2nd grade teacher sent her a special box of apricot flavored fruitcake from Texas. Do you like fruitcake?
KXL's Brett Reckamp and his family stop by Drouhard Heritage Farm in Canby to score some Christmas trees from Robert and Amy Drouhard. Robert talks about the industry and how much they enjoy providing a service to the community. They offer their trees to the community at a lower price to give more people a chance to have a nice, fresh U-cut tree.
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Dean Suhr, Author and Co-petitioner of IP4 about the possibility of tolling on portions of I-205 and potentially on I-5
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Communications Manager for Urban Mobility Strategy for ODOT Anna Howe about the possibility of tolling on portions of I-205 and potentially on I-5
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Communications Manager for Urban Mobility Strategy for ODOT Anna Howe and Dean Suhr, Author and Co-petitioner of IP4 about the possibility of tolling on portions of I-205 and potentially on I-5
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Communications Manager for Urban Mobility Strategy for ODOT Anna Howe and Dean Suhr, Author and Co-petitioner of IP4 about the possibility of tolling on portions of I-205 and potentially on I-5
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Communications Manager for Urban Mobility Strategy for ODOT Anna Howe and Dean Suhr, Author and Co-petitioner of IP4 about the possibility of tolling on portions of I-205 and potentially on I-5
KXL's Brett Reckamp visits with star basketball player, coach, professional and mentor Corey Belser who is giving back to kids in the NW through his mentorship program
Portland Police are asking people to come forward if they know anything about an erratic driver accused of driving right toward people gathering to watch the Grand Floral Parade Saturday. One person is dead and two others are taken to the hospital, after another weekend shooting in Downtown Portland.Beaverton is CRACKING DOWN on parking enforcement.
If you drive 99w and 217... your commute is about to get a little more difficult. 7 this morning, marked the start of a vote for hundreds of local health care workers. KXL’s Annette Newell reports on why they could go on strike.
Weekend events including the Wood Shoe Tulip Festival & Roses blooming in Washington Park
Could putting all your investment eggs in one basket - end up being a much better basket?
Oregon prepares for a new Governor, and what is The Bridge of Land and Sky? Plus a salute to law enforcement.
Former Portland Mayor Bud Clark is being remembered for making his mark on the Rose City. He passed away yesterday at the age of 90. Clark served from 1985 to 1992 went by the nick-name The Citizen Mayor, and known for his distinctive WHOOP WHOOP. KXL's Mike Turner caught up to Clark in November 2018 during an event at City Hall to get Clark's take on the city at the time and current Mayor Ted Wheeler.
Our tech expert...Brian Westbrook...joins us now...from China. We recorded this interview with him earlier this morning.
Judy Garland's name is back in lights this weekend. Ms Moviefone Grae Drake from Moviefone dot com has our reveiw.
A road trip down I-5 may have changed the way that Portland police respond to emergency calls involving the homeless. Here with background on what lead to a big Portland experiment.....and the CONTROVERSY over it ----------- is John Schrag, executive editor of the Pamplin Media Group.
Whoever caused a lot of water damage last week…at McMenamin’s Edgefield…by hanging from a water pipe…which then burst…is still OUT THERE. With us now is our legal expert KEVIN SALI.
The RULES on food carts haven't caught up with the rapid growth of mobile restaurants. KXL's Pat Boyle talked with the head of restaurant inspections for Multnomah County...Jeff Martin...about a new ordinance that's in the works.
It's an easy way to get rid of the food waste and yard debris at your house......and help the environment....but it can also be kind of messy. Rebecca talked about the right way and wrong way to compost in those green bins with our Environment Expert Peggy La Point.
It's an easy way to get rid of the food waste and yard debris at your house......and help the environment....but it can also be kind of messy. Rebecca talked about the right way and wrong way to compost in those green bins with our Environment Expert Peggy La Point.
In all, 25 million Americans have been diagnosed with it. FALL is a prime time for asthma sufferers so we thought we'd talk about it with our parenting expert Janet Allison.
Portland-grown Columbia Sportswear is on a hot streak. And now it's charging further into the crowded footwear market. With us now is Suzanne Stevens...editor of the Portland Business Journal.
A controversial plan on limiting where Los Angeles’ homeless population can sleep will be the subject of a city council hearing today. Here with some background is CBS Correspondent Steve Futterman in L-A.
Sometimes a listing agent will spare the sellers' feelings...by NOT telling the seller what they NEED to know.Home sellers don't always put their egos aside. Sometimes a listing agent will spare the sellers' feelings...by NOT telling the seller what they NEED to know.
If you have a child in high school....c. It's never too late to talk about saving for the rising costs of college. Joining us to do that is CBS Business analyst Jill Schlesinger.
A new Iowa poll shows Elizabeth Warren leading Joe Biden in the run for President. Joining us with all the day's political news is Jim Moore from Pacific University.
INTRO- Based on a new national survey...a lot of us apparently want to break-up big tech companies...like Amazon and Google. What's going on? With us now is Chris Moschovitis founder of the New York based Information Technology Management Group
Last Friday night, the two-time Washington State high school football champs --the Hockinson Hawks----saw their 28-game winning streak snapped by Archbishop Murphy. "Clark County Today dot com" had a microphone on Hockinson Coach Rick Steele during the game.
Who wants to go to space with Brad Pitt? It's one of the big movies being released today. Is it any good? Let's talk to Ms Moviefone Grae Drake from Moviefone.com
Monday is the last day of Summer. The official start of Fall. What kind of weather can we expect looking forward? It's an answer many people often get from the FARMER'S ALMANAC. It's been a while since we've talked to them...so we wanted to do that now. Joining us is Janice Stillman...the editor of the Almanac.
If you’ve been following the news for the past couple of years, you’ve heard about Patriot Prayer, one of the far-right groups that have turned Portland into a cage match with violent liberal groups. But what do you about what kind of people are attracted to this group and its charismatic leader, Joey Gibson? -------------- Well, if you pick up today’s Portland Tribune, you’ll know a lot more. Here to discuss it is John Schrag, executive editor of the Pamplin Media Group.
Lawyers for Led Zeppelin are expected to be in a federal appeals court next week. At issue is whether the group COPIED the intro to STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN. Led Zeppelin is trying to avoid a SECOND TRIAL over whether it copied the song.
TriMet and local leaders on the Westside are considering multiple options for an extended light rail line. BUT they are already over budget and the planning is far from over. Joining us now is Mark Miller, Managing Editor of the Pamplin newspapers in Tigard, Beaverton, and Tualatin.
Tonight at 7....we are going to hold an earthquake preparedness panel Bloodworks NW Studio here in the Pacwest Building. We have several guests joining us to talk about what to do if and more likely WHEN the BIG ONE hits...Among those panelists is Andrew Phelps Director., Oregon Office of Emergency Management.
The family is split and a lawsuit to BLOCK the sale has been filed. A public hearing in Multnomah County court is happening this morning at 9. For DECADES....Alpenrose has been a community gathering center complete with baseball fields, cycling and racing tracks, a dairy-ville and an opera house. It's home to the Little League Softball World Series. KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with two people who want to keep Alpenrose going...Gary Rowell with the Little League, and Jen Featheringill - Director of the Alpenrose Veledrome...
One of the back to school routines kids and parents have to get into is....packing a lunch for your child. What's the best way to make sure its healthy...but that they actually EAT IT too. Joining us with some help is our Parenting Expert Janet Allison.
Oregon’s wine industry crushed it in 2018...but there are challenges ahead. Here with details is Suzanne Stevens...the editor of the Portland Business Journal.
As with any country...it's about who is most popular among voters....and who can get those voters to actually turn out. Joining us now to talk about this is CBS Correspondent Robert Berger.
Some millennials may be going too far in trying to come up with a down payment and closing costs on their first homes. According to Marketwatch...people in their 20's and 30's are dipping into retirement savings to buy a home.
Last week, the European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low of -0.5 percent. (MINUS POINT FIVE PERCENT) Will the Fed follow suit? If you are confused about how that would work.....you are not alone. Joining us to talk about it isCBS Business analyst Jill Schlesinger.
A huge refinery was attacked in Saudi Arabia. Iran is being blamed. President Trump says the US is locked and loaded. So what now? Joining us now with all the day's politics is our political expert Jim Moore from Pacific University.
Emotions are still raw in Vancouver...over police shootings The sister of Carlos Hunter, one of three people shot and killed by Vancouver Police during a one-month stretch earlier this year, spoke Wednesday at a public forum put on by Vancouver Police. Joining us live is reporter Chris Brown with Clark County Today dot com...
This has been a big week for new product announcements in the tech world. Joining us now is our tech expert Brian Westbrook.
It's J-Lo dancing on the Big Screen---- vs a popular book--turned into movie---that is sure to make you cry. Let's talk to Ms Moviefone Grae Drake from Moviefone.com