janna is probably the most approachable person i have ever met. >> reporter: janna went to school atollege outside boston like her mother and hillary clinton. after that she was off to get a law degree in washington. while working in d.c. she acquired a reputation as a smart, up and coming lobbyist. then in 1999, her professional life took a turn toward the personal side. she met the young first term republican representative, paul ryan. >> she was very starry-eyed, very smitten with him. i think he with her. they both have a lot of similar interests and a lot in common. there was not any conflict at all between them. i think in regards to their interests, their backgrounds, what they held important for their futures. >> reporter: he took her hunting, proposed at a favorite fishing hole, and they married a year later. leslie was a bridesmaid. the wedding? >> beautiful. >> reporter: the ryans set up house in his hometown in wisconsin, raising three children with an old-fashioned vision of the american dream. >> janna and i, liza, charlie and sam, america is a place where if you work h

he has missed it only once in 14 years because his wife janna had lamb m lamaze class. i did the same thing with my dad this weekend. >>> talk politics. president obama mitt romney entering the home stretch for the presidential race. the big one will be foreign policy. >> in a few hours mitt romney will layout the vision for how the world should view america. doug luzader is live in washington with more. >> election day four weeks from tomorrow. it is getting very very close. 4 points from four key swing states. in virginia it is getting a lot of attention today. mitt romney will be in is virginia delivering major foreign policy talks. strike while the iron is hot especially in the wake of the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya last month. romney is trying to build a post debate momentum. >> i am convince the you had the chance to hear his answers or nonanswers. now of course days later we are hearing his excuses and next january we will be watching him leave the white house for the last time. >> president obama made a return appearance to california last night. not

you know, i think about ten and a half years ago, my wife janna and i went to mercy hospital where i was born for our seven-week ultrasound for our first born child and we saw that heartbeat. our little baby was in the shape of a bean. and to this day, we have nicknamed our first born child, liza, bean. now, i believe that life begins at conception. that's why those are the reasons why i'm pro life. now, i understand this is a difficu difficult issue and i respect people who don't agree with me on this. but the policy of a romney administration will be to oppose abortion with the exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother. what troubles me more is how this administration has handled all of these issues. look at what they're doing through obama care, with respect to assaulting the religious liberties of this country. their enfringing upon our first freedom. the freedom of religion, by enfringing of catholic charities, catholic churches, catholic hospitals. our church should not have to sue our federal government to maintain our religious liberties. the democratic party used to

janna, go ahead. >> caller: hi guys.ned, i can't let off of my feelings that we should follow the money here. cross roads, or the koch brothers gave the money to the libbians to start this mess to embarrass the president straight through -- >> stephanie: i think you might have lost me on that conspiracy theory. there is a few things going on. by the way we were joking yesterday -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: after colin powell endorsed the president, condoleezza rice might too. did you -- but you know what you have to give her -- she is not one of the wing-nut republicans. she pored cold water on benghazi-gate. i love when this happens on fox news and they are like -- >> that's when they start calling her a liar. >> stephanie: condoleezza rice -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: party last night as she tried to hit the breaks on the recent attack in libya. the conservative media jumped on the emails as definitive proof that the obama administration has been lying. rice's response was like

i am going to call janna a ve h a h ohe pne pr ace.nd again all the condee in my husband, all the confidenceted again for the american people to see him. they don't kno him. he's such a great guy. he's so genuine, he's so earnest, so wl-ok fasg kwsis ea t bat r t really chance to get to know him. martha: if time you'll be able to yell at the tv screen while you're watching. you won't have to be quite as a church mouse in the front row. mr rnethank you for coming in. >> thank you. martha: they are clearly feeling good obviously about what happened. the thing she really felt the strongest about was her husnd she felt got a chance to be sn the way that she sees himthat heasnfted atad an o c f itn b malkeon the stage theyad not been on stage together in that environment. they got to look each other in the eye and lay it out and present their best case. they want to be in the position ey are in going into it but biha fstelely o erin into the debate that i ge a little nudge to my son and said it's 100-to nothing. that's when he gotten to healthcare and medicare. martha:he whole economy. bill: exac

i am going to call janna and give him a hug over the phone and saying we'll be watching and praying andall the confidence in my husband, all the confidence in paul. i'm excited again for the american people to see him. they don't know him. he's such a great guy. he's so genuine, he's so earnest, so well-spoken, so intelligent, he knows his facts. i mean it's going to be great for people to really a chance to get to know him. martha: if time you'll be able to yell at the tv screen while you're watching. you won't have to be quite as a church mouse in the front row. >> sitting on my hands. martha: thr-s romney than mrs. romney thank you for coming in. >> thank you. martha: they are clearly feeling good obviously about what happened. the thing she really felt the strongest about was her husband she felt got a chance to be seen the way that she sees him, that he was unfiltered that he had an opportunity. you could feel it when both of those men walked on the stage they had not been on stage together in that environment. they got to look each other in the eye and lay it out and present their

presidential debate, will be watching tonight, and the two who will be watching closest we anticipate because jannas. what do we know, anna, first of all, about. >> president obama and mitt romney will be watching this the closest. second to them will be jenna ryan and jill biden. what do we know about jenna ryan? we don't know much. she has been a private person even during the campaign. i think that's been design. knee got three small children. i suspect she's very much trying to protect their privacy. look, these two ladies, though, seem to be fantastic. we do know a lot about jill biden, and about jenna, she's a tax lawyer. she's no ditzy blonde. she's a smart woman. has her tax law degree. she worked in washington. they have three small children. she's chosen to do the same thing that jill biden did when joe biden was elected senator, which is to keep the family at home, to keep the family at the district, which is something a lot of congressional spouses do as they feel that the family and the kids grow up more grounded. >> donna, tell us about jill biden. she's on the public stage, and she's

we spoiled them the year before, and janna and i were at that game, it really depends on who has the better record is going to lose because that's what happens. >> who is going to win? tell the people of ohio. >> it depends on who has the better record. it always depends on who has the better record. it's -- it's in madison this year, home field advantage works well, but if we're doing better, they will beat us and if they have a better record they will beat them. that's how it always goes between the badgers and the buckeyes. how is that for an answer? >> that's a terrible answer. that's okay. i'm out of time. you're lucky on that one. congressman ryan, thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, man. >> who new the toughest question would be about sports. let's get the morning's other top stories from natalie. >>> good morning, everyone. a deadly shooting at one of the busiest border crossings between the united states and canada has investigators searching for a motive. officials say a man in a van with washington state plates tried to enter canada. they say he shot and wounded