sen. harris: whatsapp tucson? we pleasebody, can hear it for mayor romero? what an incredible leader, she is a sign of strength and passion and she represents who we are as a nation, mayor romero, thank you for everything you are and everything you do. it is so good to be back in arizona. you guys are going to make the difference. you will elect the next president and vice president of the united states. you will do that. i want to thank community college for hosting us, chancellor lee lambert, the students, congressman there you are. congresswoman ann kirkpatrick and the great begin per let s get this done, tucson. and so here s the thing. ofst of all, in the spirit the late, great john mccain i was thinking let s start with a little straight talk. there has been some talk about values. let me tell you, tucson, i am a proud, patriotic american. i love my country. values reflect the values of america. our values tell us we have the biggeste worst, disaster of any presid
2016: if you look at the election, donald trump won the state by eight percentage points, about 450,000 votes. all of the public polling and on the ground stuff you see really does point to this being a close race. i don t know it is necessarily tilting one way or another, but maybe a slight tilt toward trump right now. shift in is a massive the land the land, even from a year ago from what we were expecting. you have seen both candidates really investing as of late in heretate, biden being twice over the past month and kamala harris being here. the trump campaign is ramping up, so they come to the state with mike pence and trump s children making a lot of appearances. trump himself appearing outside of circleville, outside of columbus last week. the trunk campaign is trying to exude confidence and say, we have the state locked up. joe biden is wasting his time there. yet you keep seeing these indicators that maybe this race is closer than everybody things. levelsoting is a
journal, we focus on the battleground state of ohio. coming up in an hour, seth richardson. copeland.m., lauren host: good morning on this wednesday, october 28. we are six days away from president trump asking america to give him a second term. this morning, we will focus on his first term. has president kept his promises? if you are supporting the president, dial in at 202-74 8-0001. if you are supporting the former vice president, dial-in a if you are0, undecided or supporting another 48-80002., call 202-7 202-748-8002. usa today put this piece together, donald trump made many promises. what has he cap and what is he still working on? kept by the president, tax cuts, conservative judges, deregulation, he left the paris accord and move the israeli embassy to jerusalem. the newspaper says these are the promises the president has partly accomplished, renegotiate trade bills, build border wall and have mexico pay for it and defeat isis. here is where the president
right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. fox 29 news in hd brought to you by xfinity the future of awesome. right now a major victory for a trance jent woman fighting for the right to change her live walking out of the bucks county courtroom in her 40s, forced to battle her parents to be able to transition. good evening and thanks for joining us. i m iain page. i m dawn timmy. lucy is off tonight. fox 29 s chris o connell was there fort controversial ruling and he s with us tonight with more on the emotional reaction. chris. reporter: christina kitzler would rather die on the operat operating table than continue living as a man. the 48-year-old will be getting her wish for a long awaited sex reassignment surgery but first, she had to fight her parents and go to court to make it happen. it was like split live i m glad i don t have to have any more. reporter: c
i never wanted to be man. look i wanted to be girl. reporter: after 16 months of therapy in preparation kitzler from south carolina came to bucks county to have the surgery that would change her life. it was supposed to happen yesterday but at the 11th hour, kitzler s parents drove from ohio to file an emergency injunction to stop that surgery. they wanted to make september that their son was making an informed and conscious and safe decision, and the proceeding today was necessary. reporter: her parents call the surgery barbaric and risky and after suffering from hiv, hepatitis c and depression, they say kitzler isn t mentally competent enough to make that decision. just because a parent doesn t agree with their child s choice doesn t mean that you can then use the legal mechanisms and legal avenue to declare that person incapacitated. reporter: after day long hearing, a common pleas court judge cleared the way for kitzler to have that gender reassignment surgery