ryan: it is true.hen you kissed his ass and he endorsed you and you said he's the greatest president of all time. mitch mcconnell gave you 40 -- $40 million to prop up your campaign, peter till gave you $15 million. that's $55 million, j.d. what do you think they want for that? they want your loyalty and you proved you'll kiss their ass too. it's nothing personal. i'm just telling you i've been in this business, it's a tough business. if you think you're going to help ohio, you're not. if you can't even stand up for yourself, how you going to stand up for the people of this state? how are you going to take on the corporate interests? all the money you took are from the corporations who sent our jobs overseas. peter till, $15 million, buddy, what do you think he wants? mr. steyer: can you answer the question? mr. vance: let me respond. you have taken tens of millions of tim, from technology dollars, companies, from out of the state what percent of your , donors have come from the state of ohio? a very s

sxl whi. >> which didn't look good for ryan.rren's polygraph result didn't look so good either. >> how'd he do? >> he didn't do that good. he didn't pass. >> that was interesting. both suspects failed the polygraph. so now ponce looked at the evidence against darren, who gave police two entirely different accounts of the morning of the murder. first he said sandra came by to get the kids. then a minute later said she didn't. now, remember, darren and sandra were going through a divorce and a heated child custody battle. so darren apparently thought it would be a good idea to take note of run-ins with sandra, like the time she was late in picking up the boys, hoping it would one day help him in court. >> you know, going through the calendar what i found really interesting is that it's pretty detailed from january 1st, every day, all the way up until the 24th is the very last entry. and on the 25th you've got nothing. >> why is that important? because sandra was murdered that very morning, the morning of the 25th. about the time w

vance and tim ryan, we saw j.d.ng on the issue of crime and talking -- linking it to things like illegal immigration. those are the types of issues, the things that drive fear among voters, that republicans think they have been very successful with in the past. we're seeing that again. that's among those things that underlined. people are talking about the economy. but on the republican side, this push on crime, this push about -- to scare voters. on the democratic side, trying to make as much political hay as they can on the issue of abortion, which seems to have moved voters at least for a while, are what you are seeing underlying. this is still very much about culture wars. that's what's going to happen beyond the midterms into 2024. >> speaking of georgia and wanting to win at all cost, scott and cotton, both campaigning today for herschel walker, despite the allegation allegations. whatever happened to family values? >> i can take this one. go ahead, brendan. >> i was going to ask brendan about it. i'm sorry. >

that's what's awesome about tim ryan. leader in our senate. >> co saturday used to campaign with mike dewine back in 2018. now he is hitting the trail with senator portman for jd vance. what is your feeling for having covered them on the ground? what's it feel like to you? is it clear who is moving ahead? >> man, you're putting me in a tough spot. we have to look how they styled themselves. both vance and ryan want you to think each is an extremist. ryan is trying to make people forget he is a democrat. there are some republicans, whether it has stuck with them, whether 59 times it stuck with them. vance told henry gomez that in an interview. that is something he has worked into his favor. he has political heavy hitters from his own party here to back him up. it was the governor and senator portman who are statewide very popular politicians here. the question is will he peel republicans away from vance or can someone like dewine help carry vance along or build his own momentum. ryan dominated the airwaves. it allowed him

geoff: well, tim ryan and j.d.ce faced off in a debate last week, which you covered, and there was this moment where ryan tried to tie vance to donald trump and cast them both as a threat to democracy. take a look. >> he's called into question the presidential election. that's a threat to our democracy and running around with people who want to ban books and get the government in our bedroom and our doctor's offices. but i tell you what i think politically is a huge threat to our democracy. and that's guys that don't have the guts to stand up to their own party. geoff: is that an argument that's resonating in this race? what do ohio voters care about? karen: well, i think j d. vance tried to tie tim ryan strongly to democrats by saying he votes with democrats and president biden 100% of the time. there's truth to that. but certainly ryan has been really pushing his record of running against nancy pelosi as speaker and really trying to court trump voters. he doesn't use the word democrat in his ads. he talksbout how

before ryan went he was easy-going, lovelyl ryan went he was easy—going, lovely family— ryan went hearne back— family man. everything going. he came back in the november, so it was fireworks _ came back in the november, so it was fireworks night, so he would be hiding _ fireworks night, so he would be hiding under tables. fireworks night, so he would be hiding undertables. he fireworks night, so he would be hiding under tables. he would be really— hiding under tables. he would be reallyjumpy. he used to think he was back— reallyjumpy. he used to think he was back on that war zone. and then on november the tent, ryan had took his own _ on november the tent, ryan had took his own life _ on november the tent, ryan had took his own life and committed suicide. me and _ his own life and committed suicide. me and my— his own life and committed suicide. me and my eldest daughter found him hanging _ me and my eldest daughter found him hanging in _ me and my eldest daughter found him hanging in the garage.— hanging in the garage. chantelle turn to the _ hanging in the garage. chantelle turn to

ryan: biodiversity that's a chance to bring in china. i wonder if you see there is a competitive aspect here in the energy transition? do you see china as a world bank competitor? they are investing heavily in the developing world. is it a case they will fund fossil fuel projects if you are not? david: i see. not a competitor, but is there conflict there? well, we are working in several ways with china. they are the third-biggest shareholder of the world bank after the u.s. and japan, so we are interested in them from that standpoint is a major shareholder, but also they are major lender into the developing world. and we have worked closely and push forward on transparency of those contracts. i think that is a critical starting point. we also work heavily and closely with the u.s. and other creditors around the world to try to have debt restructurings. for a lot of the developing countries, that is the biggest need and source of funding, to get a break on the debt payments going on. we see that around the world, the importance of debt re

ryan young is live outside a polling place in atlanta. ryan, this is day two. what are you seeing? >> people are energized, john. they really are talking about this vote. more than 131,000 people showed up yesterday to cast their early vote. look at this lunch line that showed up at the location. we're in fulton county, a very popular polling center. the folks that we talk to say they are tired of the commercials on tv. they want politicians to focus more on the positive aspects of the community, in fact, we're talking to one woman. she's concerned about crime, yes, but says the way it was being talked about in some of these ads, she just didn't feel like the politicians were hitting the things they wanted here, more about choice for women and more about the economy. so as you can see as this line stretches down, john, the folks we've been talking to said they were prepared to stay in line for 30 or 40 minutes but they've been seeing lines are longer than what they expected. you can see people are turning out the vote. that debate was last night so people might have fresh ideas on

democratic congressman, tim ryan, and republican author, j.d.aint the picture as being authentic. and while framing vance as sub servant to trump, and playing that now but a warning in advance he uses colorful language. >> donald trump said to j.d. vance all you do is kiss my ass, and if -- i have been a pain in the rear end to nancy pelosi. ohio needs an ass kicker, not an ass kisser. >> former congressman david jolly is back with us. ryan said vance lacked courage. how effective will that be with voters in ohio? >> it can be effective if those hits land, and to paint a candidate as not willing to lead and weak is important, and ryan has a lot to stand on here. the truth is, tim ryan is exactly the type of senator that chuck schumer and democrats would want in the senate. he is a senator that much of the country could see themselves in. he was a loyal vote for nancy pelosi, and he was not an an tag -- and time ryan is saying he will fight for ohio, and j.d. vance will fight for trump and others when told to. that is a contrast that will matter

vance and democratic tim ryan. ryan claims to be a man of the people. he spent his career in public officer making their lives worse. instead of owning up to the lies. >> i have been a natural gas proponent since i was in congress. >> tim ryan just told a big fib. two years ago you supported banning fracking. >> laura: bingo. ryan didn't just sellout his constituents on high energy prices but sent their jobs overseas. >> tim ryan, explain why the guy had his congressional district lose tens of thousands of jobs to china. >> laura: tim ryan needed to pull off at that point. that wasn't the most effective take down. there are were more. tim ryan thought he had vance over the ropes over one issue: abortion. after claiming that vance would not support abortion in the rape of a young girl, which is a lie. he refused to explain the background of the tragic story. enter vance. >> why was a 10-year-old raped in our state in the first place. they never mention that poor girl was raped by an illegal allen. you voted against border wall funding and if had you had

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and in tim ryan's case, i like the way he talks about these issues.n independent-minded democrat. he may win this race, he may lose race, he's run running for a seat that's been held by pat toomey for a while, but democrats like the manchins, the mark kellies, the mark warners who are willing to stand up to their party. i think one thing that republicans are going to have tg time between now and election day. people are already voting. who is going to stand up to republicans if they think republicans are going too far to the right? manchin has shown, he blocked an enormous amount of spending that a we should all be thanking him in huge ways for inflation not being even higher. i think mark kelly, tim ryan, they would all be a part of that caucus cuts and that's why i think voters in ohio seem to be rewarding him right now. gerry: katie, these races that harold talked about, ohio, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, they seem to be pretty close right now. you would expect in a midterm election if republicans to be well ahead especially with the9 senate spli

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vance and tim ryan. everybody thought at the start of the election season that ohio had gone so red recently that a democrat like tim ryan, like anyone, wouldn't have a chance in ohio this year. instead, tim ryan is running such a good run against jd vance, right now, this is essential lay tie. these two candidates are debating tonight. we'll check in on that in a moment. lots to get to tonight. stay with us. >>> the fact that on january 6th, we had 140 cops, united states capitol police, get injured during the insurrection when they tried to overthrow thp i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. what's up, little bro? turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the general. just look around... and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's full

to abortion restrictions and tried to pin the issue on ryan.r-old girl had to go out of state to get an abortion due to restrictions. vance said that girl should never have been put in such a position. >> why was a 10-year-old girl raped in our community, raped in our state in the first place? the thing the media and congress and ryan they talk about this all the time. the thing they never mention is that poor girl was raped by an illegal alien. somebody that should have never been in this state in the first place. >> too soon to tell whether or not the debate changed minds. one more debate is next monday in cleveland. the race coming down to the wire. >> bill: nice to see you mark meredith in washington. >> dana: mark penn and kellyanne conway former advisor to president trump. great to have you both here. the race people are watching closely. our fox power rankings have it as a lean r and karl rove was on saying he believes that vance is going to win in ohio. mark, what do you think about the race that tim ryan has led and how he did last nig

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tim ryan has voted with these policies 100% of the time. every single time he gets an opportunity to stand up for ohioans, he chooses to bend the knee to his own party. >> reporter: but in that first senate debate, ryan distanced himself from a president who is not popular here. >> do you want president biden to run again in 2024? >> no. i've been very clear i'd like to see a generational change. mitch mcconnell, donald trump, the president, everybody. >> reporter: as vance tries to tie ryan to biden, ryan is tying vance to donald trump, whose endorsement helped vance win the republican nomination. >> j.d. is kissing my ass, he wants my support so much. >> reporter: ryan seizing on that moment. >> i don't kiss anyone's ass like him. ohio needs an ass kicker, not an ass kisser. >> reporter: for voters like barb sanders, a nurse, vance's association with trump is a dealbreaker. we asked her which issue she cares about most. >> saving democracy. >> do you think j.d. vance would be a threat to democracy? >> yes. because he's under the thumb of

so ryan can i start with you? what were your first thoughts and as as you've been processing what happened? of course, we knew that that would probably happen. you kind of took a gamble that it would happen on this book because this book is really a handbook for post-row america. and so the timing couldn't be a better so sure. i mean a couple thoughts and one is alexandra and i last fall could count to five when the state of mississippi asked the supreme court not only to uphold their 15-week law protecting babies after 15 weeks of life in the womb. they didn't just ask the court to uphold that they actually asked the court to overturn row and casey which was a bold move by the states. i think the attorney general on the solicitor general there deserve a lot of credit for doing what conventional wisdom told them not to do conventional wisdom said go for what roberts is going to do in his concurrence and just ask to uphold the 15-week bill and then keep row and casey in place. we can count to five thinking there's

we invited democrat tim ryan to join us any time. he's welcome on the program and hope he will come on to make his case after we hear from j.d. vance. >> he's been here before and can be here again. we begin the hour with breaking news. the hour at the white house the press secretary will face questions any minute 13 days from the midterm the president announcing plan to tackle inflation vowing to crack down on so-called junk fees like overdraft charges and change fees but with gas prices up over a year ago and groceries breaking family budgets will that make a difference? >> that is the question, the president putting the blame for high gas prices once again on big oil companies. >> they're going to come down even further when gas companies when the oil companies agree to our demand. i'm going to be working very hard to make sure that oil companies pass on the reduction in the price of a barrel of oil to the pump. >> all this comes after a stark warning from the saudis, who say president biden's decision to deplete emergency reserve

would you like to tell us who that was, ryan? >> sure, that was senator ted kennedy, the pro-life catholic senator ted kennedy before he evolved on that issue before that's the question-- >> you know the question. >> yes, the context in which we quote that, that's a letter from senator kennedy back in 19, i think 71 to one of his constituents explaining why he's pro-life. and it's because he was in favor of the little guy. defending the little guy. at one time the democratic party, and catholics democrats we're not looking in favor of the big guy, we're the little guy and who is the smallest, one by one they've caved, evolved. >> joe biden, dick durbin-- >> i mean, joe biden in 1982 we cite this in the book, the hatch amendment which would have more or less done what dobbs did this past friday is return the question to the states. that's what the hatch amendment which he voted discharge to get it out of committee. it's just, it's sad, it's tragic, especially some of these elected officials are nearing their-- i pray for their ete

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ryan claims to be a ryan claims to be , of course,. a man of the people, but her in spent an entire career in public office making their lives worse instead of owning uinsteaing upp to it, he. >> i've been a natural gas proponent since i've been in congress. >> tim ryan just told a big fib. he said he supported ohio's natural gas industry and he's always done so. and yet tim ryan , whengress.n e president , was it two years ago you supported banning fracking? both on public lands and generally speaking, bengoa ,ryan might like gas, but that's only because he usually sounds like a gas bag and he hasn't just sold out his constituents over high energy prices. he sat idly by while their jobs have been shipped overseas. >> tim ryan represents a congressional district that has lost 50 thousand jobs justhh in his time in office. i'nergd like tim ryan to lecture on my business background a little bit less and maybe explai n why the guy who's the biggest fighter of china had his own congressional district lose tens of thousands of good manufact

tim ryan says is very winnable.as you said, tim ryan is within striking distance of scoring a big upset for democrats in a state leaning towards republicans the past few years. it shows that democrats are playing defense and are focusing on other races in areas such as -- states such as arizona, wisconsin, nevada, et cetera. but if you ask democrats here, they think that they have an outside chance of, again, scoring an upset in a state that has been pro trump for a few years now. >> in fact, on the gop side, former president trump will hold a rally in ohio one day before the election. how potentially impactful might that be? >> well, if you look at past races here for both this cycle and last cycle, it has made a big impact. in fact, if you look at j.d. vance, how he won the nomination earlier this year it was because of president trump's support that he advanced the general election. president trump has been in ohio many times over the past few years. and it seems, you know, you can't always tell how much it incre

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vance and tim ryan. everybody thought at the start of the election season that ohio had gone so red recently that a democrat like tim ryan, like anyone, wouldn't have a chance in ohio this year. instead, tim ryan is running such a good run against jd vance, right now, this is essential lay tie. these two candidates are debating tonight. we'll check in on that in a moment. lots to get to tonight. stay with us. and i'm alarmed, as you may be, by the intrusions of religion into our secular government. that's why i'm asking you to join the freedom from religion foundation, the nation's largest and most effective association of atheists and agnostics working to keep state and church separate, just like our founders intended. please join the freedom from religion foundation today. ron reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo

vance describing, comparing ryan to a toddler at one point. ryan saying vance is not sticking up for himself when trump's advancers were kissing his ass for support is indyk tifb of the type of senator he's going to be. >> reporter: a nail-biter senate race heating up in ohio. >> very close to halloween and tim ryan has put on a costume pretending to be a reasonable moderate. >> i'm from ohio. i don't kiss anyone's ass. ohio needs an ass kicker, not an ass kisser. >> reporter: a closer than expected contest that could determine the power in the senate. abortion, ryan planned to codify roe v. wade. >> moderation on this issue. extreme position. j.d., you call rape inconvenient. right? that's rape -- rape is not inconvenient. it's a significant tragedy, and he thinks that we should have ohio state law, which says if you rape or incest, a person who is incest, you should be forced to have the baby. >> reporter: vance says he's not as extreme on the issue as ryan claims. >> i am pro-life. always been pro-life. my view on this is speaking ohio is g

not from you but from the ryan campaign. they have gotten a ton of support from the national democratic party. they have gotten 30, 40, $50 million. they're whining because they're not getting more support. the guy has unlimited resources, unlimited tv commercials. the problem is his tv commercials are telling lies. they're telling stories that he's a moderate when in fact he votes with joe biden and nancy pelosi 100% of the time. he's gotten a lot of support and tried to pull it over on us in ohio. >> the leadership committee has poured about $30 million in to your race. ohio is not a place where they expected to have to do that. so what do you say to republicans about why this has been such a very tight race in a place that has been reliably red in recent elections? >> well, there's a couple of things, martha. first is that -- the second thing is it's not that tight. you remember the polls in 2020, trump was going to lose by a point, maybe win by a point. he won by eight points. the most people that are dedicated to me and

this is from tim ryan's first congressional campaign. ryan is investigating whether the u.s. aids to murder black people. >> they intentionally created the aids virus to target black populations by agency of the u.s. government. will you support or demand a full congressional investigation into this matter? >> absolutely. >> that was quick. [laughing]. >> tucker: did you see him lick his lips. i can't tell him it's crazy. we are open to any possibility. we believe in ufos. if there is evidence we will follow-up. claims like that make people hate each other on racial grounds. a responsible person would say i don't think that's true. he didn't say that. he will say anything for power. they followed up with tim ryan's office have you gotten the probe underway? the genocide? they didn't get a response. this was not the brilliant idea that tim ryan had. when he ran for president, tim ryan pledged to free a million inmates from across the country. let them out of prison. if he wins the election in november, he would try that in the u.s. senate. so, people are getting a little sick

let's hear it from me, not from congressman ryan. i absolutely think that 10-year-old girl, the case we heard about, a tragic situation. i have a 9-year-old baby girl at home. i can't understand what that is like for that family. god forbid something like that happen. i said repeatedly on the record that i think that girl should be able to get an abortion if she and her family so choose to do so. >> i am not going to take a backseat to j.d. vance on law enforcement or anything else for that matter. the fact that on january 6th, we had 140 cops, united states capitol police get injured during the insurrection when they tried to overthrow the government. beat them up side the head lead pipes, spray them with pepper spray. the one cop got jammed in the door. j.d. vance raised money for the legal defense fund of the insurrectionists. this is the kind of extremism that we wholly reject. don't even deny it. we got your twitter posts and everything else. everybody's seen it. he said help these guys with their legal defense fund. now can you

hey, can tim ryan pull this out? but there's a big question mark hanging over that race if the polls in ohio are doing what they did in 2020 or doing what they did in 2018, they are overestimating the democratic support, failing to reach that trump friendly electorate in ohio and you get to the election and instead of vance being basically in a dead heat with ryan, he wins it by six or seven point. we've seen republicans do that in ohio in recent elections. it's worth keeping that in mind. >> the lesson is to hold on to your hat between now and november. thank you very much. we have dasha burns coming up in a few minutes. she has done the first face-to-face sit-down with john fedderman who's running for senate in pennsylvania. he's going to talk about his health struggles and why he needs to use closed captioning to do the in-person interview. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> also, after missiles bombarded nearly every corner of ukraine, president zelenskyy is making a big ask of the g-7. what he wants, next. >

our ryan yamamoto yamamoto is still live . hey, ryan. i was with you about an hr ago. >> you were standing right here. awe-inspiring during fleet wee. during fleet week. so are the people gathering at the water's, coming together as an communityt was amazing to see the first flight of the blue angels cominr alcatraz. our very own reed cown joins us with a close look at the big air so through the eyes of a father and son. >> reporter: hello, my friends.i really enjoyed this day because i got the reminder that it's not not always about the planes, the the ships, the jets. it's aboute people inside who make them flot and fly. through the eyes of a father and son, i was reminded y i was reminded today of the value of what this is all about, about, to remind us that we, as a community, we come together th past all of our limitations. wa. of our limitations. watch. lifted 60 plus in the air. justin is having a with his dad. >> it is the blue jet. >> reporter: you might think you are here to see everything that floats and flies. but as with all

i'm assuming that we still have ryan. ryan, i want to ask you -- no, we don't have ryan either?t you were saying. >> i was saying essentially you need both of those pieces. you need to be able to identify what steps beyond mere preparation the defendants took that fit in accordance with that plan so you can look for that convictional conspiracy. >> ryan, back to you for a second. what's the betting money on? will stewart rhodes take the stand? >> reporter: i think he will. he's done a media interview which his lawyers i don't think were happy with during the course of the trial. i think we will hear from him and will have an interesting defense essentially that he thought he was waiting on trump to invoke the insurrection act and thought he was doing everything he was doing would be legal under his interpretation of the insurrection act. >> isn't it generally believed, charles, the only way a defendant in a serious prosecution takes the stand is if you're really desperate, you think you're losing? but, ultimately, they're the ones whose future is on the line. you take the stand

chris waylon and ryan payne. good stuff. thank you so much. general motor shares on the move as the company rolls out its answer to the rolls royce. if you thought gm's ev hummer was a must have, wait till you get a look at ev cadillac. we'll show you the sellest sleek and eye eyebrow raising price t. this costs a lot of money. that's next in pop stocks. closing bell in 39 minutes and dow up 200 points. keep in mind, the high of the session a gain of 652 and nasdaq had been up 297 points, it's up just 21 at the moment. this is a work in progress, folks. we've got 39 minutes to watch it progress. stay tuned. liz: dow jones industrials up 237 and nasdaq up 41 points and it did dip to the downside and lower by 6 point-blank layupses and higher by 29 and been a considerable swing. hasbro one of the biggest losers in s&p 500 at this hour down 3% after reporting weaker than expected earnings at this quarter and toy maker saying -- we should bring back ryan payne that said inflation is improving and the toy maker is daying -- saying it's dampening. r

we have help congressman ryan.enomenal candidate and he is going against a person who i think is not qualified and is certainly a horrible individual who is an election denier as you saw on that video. he has also made horrible comments regarding the fact that he doesn't believe in cases of rape that there should be any kind of exemption from abortion laws. in fact, he called women who have suffered from a violent rape attack when asked about the exception of rape he said well rape is inconvenient. rape is not inconvenient j.d. vance it is catastrophic for women and that's why he cannot be in the senate. we have to do everything we can to beat this guy we need individual contributes to support tim ryan and send resources to tim ryan because a super pac such as flooding the zone in ohio and the only reason j.d. vance has been able to hold on right now. is he has trump backed super pacs that are pouring money into his race. tim ryan is fighting gallantly and they've been helpful i certainly worked to raise money for

ryan curry was there and shares their message. ♪t is a night focused on coming together, a night designed to look past the violence. ♪ ryan: and have a good time. or at least, attempt to have a good time. [tears and applause] -- cheers and applause] ryan: community leaders join for a gathering of peace and love, something the city is in desperate need of. >> there's a lot of people who don't feel love, so this is an example of how we can come together as a community and feel love. ryan: the oakland mayor called it love life night in oakland. she presented keys to the city took four community members who have dedicated time to stopping violence. one of the recipients -- >was a local rapper. >> the mission is to spread love. ryan: oakland has seen a great deal of violence, including many shootings and more than 100 homicides. even city hall has not been immune to the violence. there was police tape right here as a result of a shooting at the end of september. but thursday nights's message was about changing that. it is about message

democratic congressmember tim ryan is challenging republican j.d. vance, a venture capitalist and author of the best-selling book "hillbilly elegy." vance won the republican nomination in may after right-wing tech billionaire peter thiel gave his campaign $10 million and after he won the endorsement of former president trump. on monday, vance's opponent, tim ryan, called out vance f a 2016 message in which he blasted trump, comparing him to adolph hitler. >> you are calling trump america's hitler. then you kiss just -- >> not true. >> it is true. you said he is the greatest president of all time. amy: arizona gubernatorial candidate kari lake is the latest republican to uphold trump's lie that the 2020 election was stolen. lake also refused to say whether she would accept the results of her own election during a cnn interview sunday. >> my question is, will you accept the results of your election in november? >> i am going to win the election and i will except that result. >> if you lose, will you accept that? >> i'm going to win the election and i'

vance and tim ryan were on the same stage. they were pressing the candidates on a variety of different issues, from the economy to crime, but obviously we saw a few different issues stand out specifically. now vance, says he's a political o outsider. >> close to halloween, tim ryan pretends to be a reasonable moderate but says he stands up to his own party. the last two congresss you voted for nancy pelosi and joe biden 100%. >> for his part, ryan is trying to distance himself from the biden administration while also trying to paint vance as an extremist, accused him of being too loyal to former president trump. >> we need leaders who have courage to take on their own party and i have proven that, and he was called an ass kisser by the former president. >> a recent poll of ohio registered voters tude the latest power ranking, leaning in republicans' favor. one more debate next monday in cleveland. >> mike: battle ground ohio is critical, with that being a republican retirement, democrats eye it as a potential pick-up. your tho

good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. we begin with the attack on the pelosi home. speaker pelosi was in washington, d.c. at the time, and she is expected to land back in the bay area any minute now. kpix 5's wilson walker is live now with the details. >> reporter: this block in pacific heights has been closed off all day by police. the bomb squad was here for a little while. they called this an ongoing investigation. it has been taken over by capitol police and the fbi. >> at approximately 2:27 this morning san francisco police officers were dispatched to the residence of's beaker nancy pelosi regarding an a priority well-being check. >> it was a priority call when the first two officers arrived, they say they found 82-year-old paul pelosi struggling with an intruder. >> there was one hammer involved. there was an altercation, and mr. pelosi and david depape were struggling . i do not know whose hammer it was. >> police have not said much more other than the suspect was the pacific lay looking for the speaker of the house. >> the suspect has been identified as davi

ryan: compared to the month before, seven homicides. that prompted the police chief to announce a 30 day all hands on deck approach to stop more deaths. >> we know that gun violence is committed by a small group in our city, but we have to know who they are, who they are in conflict with. we have to get in front of these shootings. ryan: oakland has seen homicide numbers pass triple digits this year, the majority of them involving guns. chief armstrong said in the last 30 days they recovered over 80 guns and arrested 120 people. he announced the same approach will happen for another 30 days. >> >> someone is out driving gun violence in our city. we need to identify and arrest them. ryan: opd says so far this year they recovered over 2000 guns. chief armstrong said the approach needs to be making sure residents feel safer. >> we will do our best to get people off the streets that are driving violent crime. we believe that with the number of guns we have recovered through this operation definitely has made an impact. ryan: oakland police