paul paul ryan -- guest 1: ryan -- guest 2: paul ryan really is a policy wonk. this dream has really been part of the conservative republican orthodoxy for some time. republicans cut taxes and hope to pay for them with economic growth and the math never quite adds up. moment really encapsulates. you ask about the paul ryan legacy, that encapsulates -- i hate to say this, the faustian bargain paul ryan made with donald trump. paul ryan and donald trump are polar opposites in every respect and their -- in their interest to policy, their approach to decency and their vision of what the republican party should be. paul ryan made the calculation that in order to get that moment, he was going to overlook a whole lot of things and he was going to turn a blind eye to the president's rhetoric and some of his policies, his style of governing. paul ryan was outspoken during the campaign about what donald trump did and the way he behaved. he made the bargain, if i can get tax reform, if i can get changes to obamacare, i am willing to put up with x. bargain, youtian get what

ryan: ok. so i won't -- i don't want to get into classified -- other than we don't know all of the details that one would like to know. the circumstantial evidence is pretty strong. let me first say from our branch of government that we stand in solidarity with you and the fourth estate. seriously, i mean that. very seriously. believe real politics. i think there's a time and place for real politic. but only if -- and i said this yesterday in my press conference, only if your foreign policy speaks with very clear moral clarity to begin with. and we have to do a better job of that. i don't think the yemen resolution is a smart way to go. we had a compromise resolution on this that we passed in the house a little while ago. i think this is exactly what the magnitsky act is for. this is what we wrote the magnitsky act and there's more four. to do on that front. and the administration, i think, should do more on that front. so, yes, we have lots of strategic interests alignment with the saudis, no

>> his name is ryan. >> you see ryan's face in the baby's? >> yeah. >> sarah, a canadian via new york, like jennifer from iowa and melissa from seattle, also became aware of ryan after our first "dateline" program on the case aired back in 2009. >> i thought that he was railroaded. i really did. >> she sent an e-mail to ryan saying how sorry she felt with and for him. he sent one back. soon they were talking on the phone. a little more than a month later, sarah came to cincinnati to visit right and stayed with him at his mother's house. >> i thought it was a little awkward, because we had talked on the phone but hadn't met. he was telling me how much he loved sarah and could never love another woman as much as he loved her. i think i started crying because i just felt so bad for him. >> sarah went back to new york and then three weeks later returned to cincinnati as ryan's guest at his mother's thanksgiving dinner. that was the weekend they became intimate. >> the first time we were together i got pregnant. >> how did ryan take the news? >> h

paul paul ryan -- guest 1: ryan -- guest 2: paul ryan really is a policy wonk. this dream has really been part of the conservative republican orthodoxy for some time. republicans cut taxes and hope to pay for them with economic growth and the math never quite adds up. moment really encapsulates. you ask about the paul ryan legacy, that encapsulates -- i hate to say this, the faustian bargain paul ryan made with donald trump. paul ryan and donald trump are polar opposites in every respect and their -- in their interest to policy, their approach to decency and their vision of what the republican party should be. paul ryan made the calculation that in order to get that moment, he was going to overlook a whole lot of things and he was going to turn a blind eye to the president's rhetoric and some of his policies, his style of governing. paul ryan was outspoken during the campaign about what donald trump did and the way he behaved. he made the bargain, if i can get tax reform, if i can get changes to obamacare, i am willing to put up with x. bargain, youtian get what

info (ryan) (ryan) (ryan) (ryan) (ryan) (vicki) happening now - we're closely watching a stand off in the south bay where police say a man shot at them after his family called for help. he's barricaded himself in a home six hours ago.(vicki) good evening im vicki liviakis.(ryan) and i'm ryan o'donnell we're told a swat team has now entered through the yard. kron4's ella sogomonian is live in san jose, just off south and barberry lane, that's still blocked off. ella what can you see? (ella)police got a call at around 10 this morning from a house on barrow court saying a family member was armed with a gun and they needed help.we heard two loud bangs come from that home at around 2:40 this afternoon and have yet to learn of his fate. san jose police and swat teams have surrounded a home on off barberry lane after a family called worried one of them had a gun on him.when police got there they say the unnamed suspect shot at them and at least one officer fired back. neighbors in the immediate area have been evacuated. sot: sgt. enrique garcia, san jose police department// "i

(ryan) you may be (ryan) week.way next week. (ryan) you may be getting ready to indulge in your thanksgiving dinner, and one organization made sure that even those less fortunate could enjoy a meal as well. (grant) kron 4's sanaz tahernia went to salvation army in san francisco today where volunteers were up early cooking those meals. while many of us spend thanksgiving eating a warm meal with our family and friends - there are some that aren't so fortunate, but the salvation army here in san francisco makes sure that no one is left out."we are in the process of preparing 4,000 meals, that are going to be delivered to homeless and homebound people here this morning so they can enjoy a thanksgiving meal with their families."the organization came to san francisco in 1883, and they've been serving thanksgiving meals to those who are less fortunate since day one"we take meals to people where they're at - we'll take them to folks that are homebound or take them to people where they are in their homes, and we'll just deliver a meal to

. -- congressman ryan. my whole hand is in a contraction because mine radial nerve had been blown away. they did not know if i was ever going to be able to use my fingers again. i took out papers to run for his offer -- his office. part of it was to carry on his legacy, a part of it was for emotional healing. i wanted to stop being a victim. i wanted to be a survivor. i saw this as a way of trying to move forward with my life. a six-week campaign, that is all i had. it was a joke in many respects. it was family and friends, kind of laughable when you think about it. i spent $27,000 on the campaign. i raise only $20,000, so i was in debt at the end of the campaign. and i lost. brian: how big? rep. speier: i came in third among the democrats. it was a special election. the person who won was the chief of staff to congressman ryan in the special and a republican county supervisor. the two of them had the runoff and the county supervisor won. his name was royce. he served for only 18 months and then congressman

brian: did leo ryan die the moment he was shot? rep. speier: he was shot and i was running towards him and then he was shot again. he fell. i raced under one of the wheels of the plane. then they came at point-blank range. they had targeted people they wanted to shoot. they then shot a number of us. brian: here is leo ryan. >> i think that all of you know that i am here to find out more about questions have been raised. i can tell you now the few conversations i have had, whatever the comments are, some people here believe this is the best thing they have had in their whole life. [cheers and applause] brian: where were you? rep. speier: i was sitting in the back of the pavilion at a picnic table with a bench. both of us have been sitting there and interviewing members of the people's temple who had family members back home. they wanted us to deliver letters or talk to their children or young adults and try and assess whether or not they were being held against their will. that particular clip you just showed, the pandemonium that broke

(ryan) and i'm ryan o'donnell in for grant lodes tonight. the deadly accident happened last thursday evening on south broadway near interstate 680. kron4's dan thorn is live now with more on what police and the family are saying just a day after the baby died at a hospital. dan? ... the family of hector garza and his eight month old daughter are grieving tonight after a suspected dui crash. the driver slamming into them here along south broadway... friends and family in shock and disbelief after the deaths of hector garza and his 8 month old daughter camilla. police say last thursday night the two were drivi ng in walnut creek along south broadway near rudgear road when they were struck by another car. garza was pronounced dead at the scene. the infant was taken to the children's hospital in oakland where police confirmed she died tuesday night. sot: we lost two young lives an extremely young life and that family is devastated now and you know it impacted our organization. 35 year old jessica martin from tennessee is now facing murder charge

. >> paul ryan is not going away. paul ryan is going to be there somewhere. he has an ambition to be president some day. lou: he he'he's going to line hs pockets. >> he'll go back to politics in wisconsin and run for something. lou: what is the republican party going to do. they look like damn fools. >> the republican party is donald trump. the vast majority of americans self identify as republicans, even more than when i worked for ronald reagan are trump supporters. lou: trump supporters have got to be scratching their heads tonight. mike pompeo has just hired a never trumper want pro-china mad fanatic free trader at any cost to america, mary kis l. how does she get hired? >> i have no idea. i'm shocked by it. i like her personally but she is not a trump person. don't believe in the policies that the president advocates. and for her to be going in as a senior advise tore the secretary of state to me -- lou: he called, for example, the helsinki summit with putin and the president a great propaganda victory for putin. call the trump's aide to farmers, a tax a

paul ryan. he is a lame duck, the house speaker for a while, he reportedly begged president yesterday to stop talking about immigration, and take up the booming economy. if ryan had paid any attention to this president, while he is home in his little vest, the president has been on the campaign trail daily, hourly, talking about not only caravans and border security but the economy and extraordinary growth in the economy, and prosperity this president created, ryan today again, nonetheless, made the same plea. listen. >> we can do both, people do care about national security. we want a secure border, democrats want to abolish i.c.e. that is ridiculous. we think we should be talking about our strong economy, it is spectacular. we can talk about more than one issue, we have a very good story to tell on the economy. >> ryan is such a foolish leader, he does not comprehend trump is constantly promoting his accomplish amments on this economy. lowest unemployment rates ever for hispanic-americans, for

paul ryan is the 54th speaker of the house. he lead the house for more than three years, and a couple of weeks he'll step down. we're delighted to have him here. before we begin, we like to let the audience know you can tweet some questions at us using #202live. all right. let's get this out of the way. >> great. >> it's deer season. >> okay. >> is this going to be a permanent thing? >> no. jenna usually doesn't let it be a permanent thing. i usually have it end of november and most of december. it's what i do, typically, every december. >> i wanted to make sure. some guys head into retirement. >> i'll see if i can get away with it but i'm not sure i'll be allowed to do that. >> okay. nancy pelosi is battling her caucus. you're laughing already. she's not sure if she can get to 218 votes. sound familiar? >> yeah. i saw her last night. we did a churchill thing together. it was winston's churchill 144 birthday. we did a ceremony and we did that together. i congratulated her on the caucus vote and offered her my condolences. it so

but what paul ryan was saying, he was talking about the facts. god forbid that happens. but the reality is president trump did not like being crossed. he had some republican candidates that did that during the primaries. ron desantis talking a little about puerto rico. and trump comes down like a hammer on these folks if they create any daylight or make him look certainly like he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> all right. >> don't let the facts get in the way of a good political argument. >> if that's the state we're in, my goodness. thank you everyone very, very much. >>> up next, a republican congressman fighting to keep his job. does he think the hard line rhetoric from the president is helping rev up his party five days from the midterms. >>> also, search crews find the flight data recorder in that crash. and that brings investigators one step closer to finding out how 189 people died. >>> the man charged with shooting and killing 11 people at a pittsburgh synagogue appears in court minutes from now. we will be live in pittsburgh. your insurance rates skyroc

lou: why didn't you get paul ryan out before he could destroy the party? why did you let him sit there? i'm just curious. >> look at where the votes are, lou. it's always about votes and where are the votes. i'm one vote. lou: i know. >> and the bottom line is this is the direction that it went. and so i'm trying to make the best of a bad situation. lou: i understand. and you're a good man and you are principled congressman and that makes you definitely in the minority, irrespective of the party that's in charge. >> yeah. it's driving me crazy, lou. lou: it's driving us all crazy. you can imagine what the president is thinking and the fools who are sitting there pushing him to take a $5 billion installment on a ten-year project. this is pretty sad what is the quality of the people around this president. they're appalling. as you know. congressman andi biggs, thanks for putting up with all that you put up with on capitol hill and occasionally on this broadcast from time to time. look forward to your next visit. >> always good to be with you. lou: coming up,

host: this is ryan costello joining us for our conversation. the phone lines are available to ask questions. we will start with maryland, coleman is calling on the line for democrats. caller: good morning, mr. costello. i heard you this morning speak a little bit about visa lottery immigration. thank you for that. however, i am one of the recipients of visa lottery. when i heard the president talk about us, it takes me completely away from the republican party. if i come around to think a little bit if i could myself the republican, i do not see how i could result. talking about the visa lottery, coming from nigeria, i have not wayn any way -- been in any -- the benefits nor from the country of my organ -- origin. i will always vote democratic. all of the rest of the recipients of the visa lottery that i know have gone to become medical doctors, lawyers. i am one of them. my masters program. the rest of the time i have cannot saymerica, i that i have not contributed. for the benefit of the country. guest: let me pick up on where he is. rather t

ryan's legacy is and will be? mr. bryce: i am glad he will get time with his family after the campaigning for this cycle. but what i remember about paul ryan is he talked about how he wanted to protect social but he hadave it, some form of privatizing it that would amount to a coupon. when somebody got a coupon once , they were out, they were on their own. they were left to their own devices. we have asked bryan steil if he would commit to promise not to cut social security, can we count on you not to vote to cut social security? get to thatll maybe, in his answer, unless you are finished. mr. bryce: i am. steve: sir. mr. steil: i think of paul ryan the person, great father, great husband, someone we are proud to call our congressman. he is also a great listener. great constituent services. if you had a problem with red tape in washington, d.c., he is the person you go to. that carried on a tradition from les aspen to paul ryan. i think it is someone we are proud of to call our congressman here in southeast wisconsin.

host: this is ryan >> coming up friday morning, the representativeal discuss paul ryan's congressional career and his legacy as house speaker. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. live in friday on the c-span network, the house returns at 9 a.m. eastern or work on legislation to remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list. at 8:30 a.m., a day along a summit on improving oversight of the federal government. delegate stacy plaskett serves the virgin islands and is a member of the government reform committee. the morning. -- good morning. folks about the committee and its role in the investigative process. as the name states, the committee on oversight and government reform deals with the oversight of our government, as well as passing laws to reform or make government work better. so, all of the agencies we the operations of those agencies, the government employees, postal services, etc.. host: the trump administration comes into consideration?

everybody has lined up behind donald trump and paul ryan is leaving. >> interesting to see if paul ryan down the road unleashes in his final couple of weeks in office. the president is not known to be a politically correct guy. he's getting some flak for tweeting what was meant to be a solemn video remembering the synagogue victims, but instead he used that to bash the media and his critics. it begs the question, what was he thinking? >> i think he was responding to the reporting about protests and the comments from some in the community that they didn't want him to come. he was obviously sensitive to that criticism. i think part of it is donald trump doesn't do unity for long. this is kind of his style. there's not that many presidents who after a tragedy like this would personalize it about themselves and would turn it into a political statement. and so it's unusual. it's obviously getting a lot of pushback, but it's kind of the way he tends to handle these things. >> i think some would argue that he doesn't do unity at all. >> i think he's the only one who's ever behaved in this mann

. >> there's plenty of blame for paul ryan. what are these people doing subpoenaing comey and lynch for facts that occurred two years ago, like they didn't notice in 2017, in january, that there has been things that happened during the 2016 election? and i'm told that paul ryan put the kibosh on the subpoenas saying that whole thing would be distracting. lou: well paul ryan is -- by the way, i appreciate you bringing up his name before i could for a change. it's great to see you. we appreciate it as sawls. victoria toensing. >>> still ahead, president trump pushing congress for the border wall funding. >> we've actually started big sections of the wall but we want to finish the wall. we've got to get funding from congress. and if this isn't the right time to get funding within when you look at what's happening at the border, there will never be a right time. are we doing okay on the border, folks? we defend the borders of other nations but we don't defend our borders properly but that's all changed since we got elected. we will

last season saw john krasinski's ryan in the middle east. this time they're heading to south america. season two doesn't drop until next year. okay, nancy, i need to figure out what's going on for season two. don't you want some? >> back to you nancy. >> thanks, wendell and nischelle. yes i want those secrets. >> coming up, remember the suspected uk thief mistaken for david schwimmer? why police are thanking the real david schwimmer. next on kron-4 news at eight: police ramp up the search for victims buried in rubble left by the fire that incinerated paradise... an east bay man among those looking for loved ones. what the north bay fire victims did when they heard about the catastrophe in paradise.. plus. when the bay area could see some relief from the smoke smothering the air. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight ... denny's super slam is just $6.99. ♪ $6.99 are you out of your mind? ♪ eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, sausage and buttermilk or pumpkin pancakes. ♪ pumpkin pancakes are you out of your mind

matt ryan, julio jones, jones one of the be in the nfl. but hasn't scoredo a thdown since week 12 of last season. thatto changes day. 35-yard touchdown, redskins fall, 38-14. >> they taught us with our pants down and hit us in the mouth. it's really going to separate guys and show their true character. >> we definitely had our chances, but you can't give a aarterback like matt ryan that many looksnd that many chances. we didn't do what we were supposed to do. >> really losing some momentum on those drives and they really ihurt us. t was a bad game, but it was one me. and we just can't let that happen again. we have to get the film going tomorrow to see where we need to improve and be on to tampa bay. they are putting up points offensivelwe too. >> 'll take a look at that . ga but first i-95, steelers visiting baltimore in an afc north showdown. steele down 3-0. driving the field, ben roethlisberger, and he has the steelers' first score of the game. connor doing work. ore.total yards and a pittsburgh on the move again. roethlisbe er to brow

. >>> ryan zinke took a look at the camp fire's destruction. any moment the governor and secretary are expected to provide an update on the relief efforts on the silver dollar fairgrounds, yesterday governor ground announced the presidential major disaster declaration. >>> another day of snow ma county school closures, gravnstein school district, the river montessori, santa rosa junior college, the university will stay open but outdoor activities are canceled. >>> those whose big day was compromised by the fire the butte creek country club is offering the venue for free. the country club will wave its fees for friday and saturday. here are a few ways you can help the fire victims call 1800 red cross to make a monetary donation, or text butte fire to 91999 to donate to the united way. the salvation army also has its own hot line number, 1800-cell- army,. >>> pg and e is facing a lawsuit in connection with the deadly camp fire, accusing pg and e of failing to properly maintain power lines and demanding a jury trial. the official cause of the fire

ryan kimura: i'm definitely older so everything hurts. ♪ ryan: i'm not the most expressive person all the time when i'm outside maybe at work or my personal life, but i feel like this is my outlet. it's different with taiko for me personally, right? i feel like it's not me performing for folks, but it's with the audience together and my fellow drummers and sensei all together we play and like that's that huge feeling and spirit that comes out. male: now, the grandmaster with his newer and older students head together toward their 50th-anniversary milestone and share pride in the role san francisco taiko dojo has played in making what was once an obscure art form into a permanent, ever-growing part of the cultural landscape. kara: it's just destined to kind of grow and change and encompass more and more, and i think that's--as long as you keep the traditional aspect of it, you keep that in mind, you can definitely experiment and see what else you can come up with. ryan: there's one thing that says about us as players and even himself is that we're just crawling babies in all of this an

. >> just about a year ago, we met ryan, his twin and his mom. ryan almost died during child booth and then he had to deal with a series of conditions. he's dependent on a vent lator and central food line. showing him on a zip line having a great time. now if you also remember, his mom debbie had been diagnosed at the same time with stage cervical cancer. they then had to endure mom's treatment. dad ended up losing his job. they had to reach out to the community for help. his family and community has done everything they can to give him the best life they could. unfortunately last week, ryan had an issue with his trak tube and they were unable to revive him at 13 years old. considering all the rest of things they've gone through, how are they doing. now they have to handle the funeral costs. her friend britly together a facebook video. >> i think they gave ryan the best life possible. we can learn a lot from this family and their community and the way they've come together. if you'd like to help this family out, head over to rightthisminute.com o

>> why go to april ryan. shes tough. why seg way to april ryan? why? >> him saying that what yamiche said was a racist was a reaction. to those who compare american nationalism to automatically equating it. >> there's no american nationalism. >> patriotism is the word you're looking for. >> let me go back. and help you on spicy. it's a flavor of hot cheetos. a buffalo wing. not a human being asking a question demanding accountability. from the highest person in the land. demanding answers. i know you don't want to hear what i have to say. it's right. i'm telling you the truth. you don't like it. yeahment i'm telling you spicy is not what to call a human being. bro, that's not it. >> i'm not calling a human being spicy. her behavior is spicy. she does it on purpose. by the way that's not an insult. it can be a compliment. she has life the way she goes after the president. she went after obama a couple times. that's the way of conducting questions. >> i take issue with you saying that she's going after someone by saying asking a straightforward question.

and i'm delighted to be joined once again on the excitement show but ryan joseph ryan but. you appear to be seeing a foreign cast so the show and security are popular online so what would tell me how your record been doing since and what's happening is based actually is. the first album has that kind of been gathered steam and still clean shows. that this will has just audience an extra audience to my music so it's been since i last in his been it's been going well and you have one of the scottish young scottish off the sort of body the new interpretation you dimension to the robot buns the magnificent a body a walk i think robot buns would have been quite pleased as namesake was taking is his material in a different direction would you know well i would like to think so with the seven songs i just thought that everything was maybe a bit was a little you know short they didn't tighten with the open so i thought finding and tell them i'm a bit differently look at it from a different angle and he was a bit of a punk himself so there's a couple here there's been a change in yo

let's get after it with april ryan, ryan lizza, and david swerdlick. it's good to see you all. >> hey, chris. >> all right. let me play proxy here for a moment. april ryan, it is something that must be looked at because after she was given notice not to use it anymore, she did. however, is it hillary clinton? is it the same type of communications from the same kind of position, from the same kind of person? i could argue easily no. you? >> well, you know, chris, one thing. anytime you're at that level and you defy what you've been told, something's wrong. >> mm-hmm. >> but nonetheless, she heard her father, who she supports as a senior administration official -- she heard her father talk about this on the campaign trail. lock her up. why lock her up? because of these e-mails and this server. and in turn she essentially did the same thing, using her private e-mails to send business from the white house on private e-mails. and i even asked the president today -- i tried to ask a question of the president today as he was leaving to go to florida, you know

. >> behind the scenes of ryan and kelly's epic special with over 60 costume changes. >>> and who wore it best in the battle of the morning show halloweens. >>> plus -- the top three costumes we've seen so far this week. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> happy halloween. we all love jennifer lopez. if you think you know her, think again. she's sharing details about her life and her man a-rod. >> maybe it has something to do with a milestone birthday she has coming up in july. >> do women feel the need to apologize for wanting it all? we shouldn't. when you feel good inside you start pimping yourself a little bit, right? do as much as you can. >> almost 50 and still pushing limits with these photos. five things we learned about jlo from her new "instyle" cover article? one, she doesn't care about a-rod's doping scandal past. jlo says, quote, everybody has flaws and the people i want in my life are the people who recognize that and are willing to work on those flaws. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> two, she was advised not to make that "jenny from the block" music video

. >> sexiest ryan went to ryan reynolds, his friend, hugh jackman won sexiest hugh and sexiest michael? michael b. jordan. >> no lies told there. there's more sexy to go around starting with the bradley who was born to make the list. >> definitely. >> 43 years old. 6'1". those piercing blue eyes. bradley cooper is named the sexiest triple threat. ♪ in the shallow >> yes, now we know he can sing, direct and act thanks to "a star is born." but here at "e.t." cooper's always been our pick, even back when he had super bleached hair on "alias." >> it's hot. it's sexy. it's pumpin'. it's incredible. >> do you get to do some stunts? >> do i get to? no. no. i'm on the fringe. >> zac efron is "people's" pick for sexiest abs. how'd he get that wash board? he didn't eat carbs for two months. >> it's fun to push it. >> sterling k. brown wins sexiest tv dad. he gives props to his tv brother. >> justin hartley is like a super human being. he can run like 50 miles an hour. he works out with chains. i do really well on the treadmill. >> sexiest hair, kit harrington. his secret? don't wash it. sexies

i'm on the set of "jake ryan." you may be saying where are you. all i've been told is i'm in a bunker emotional tribute to her husband john legend. >> i feel crazy for being here. i mean honestly, i'm so honored. >> i truly have the most incredible husband on the planet and you are our everything. fam. our careers have grown together. this is so sappy. i'm sorry. i hate it. i didn't cry during our wedding. i hate you, john. i really do. >> on stage chrissy was unable to contain her raw emotion while accepting "glamour's" woman of the year award. >> i see john accept these things all the time. you know, he has a whole shelf full of them. so now i have one too. so i'm very excited. >> she's the kind of woman you write songs about. ♪ all of me >> have you heard any songs about chrissy tiegen before? ♪ loves all of you >> inside john presented the awd swoon-worthy speech. >> he's not intimidated. he's going to do a concert tonight.'re both going back to after this. >> later chrissy joined john for a taping of his iheart radio show. >> their "all o

why are you attacking paul ryan? >> birthright citizenship is a very, very important subject, in my opinion it's much less complex than people think. >> reporter: that comes after ryan correctly pointed on the president can't just override the constitution with an executive order to prevent babies born in the u.s. to undocumented parents from becoming citizens. >> well, you obviously cannot do that. you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. >> reporter: even with pushback from his party, the president is not backing off, betting his base will turn out if he keeps the border battle front and center. the president tonight here in florida is hoping to boost the chances of the republican candidate locked in a tight race for governor in a state where early voting by republicans has outpaced democrats. but democrats are hoping for their own shot in the arm when a different president, former president barack obama, visits this state later in the week, lester, both parties in an all-out blitz to election