The latest on governor race; small business economic woes; South County immigration picture

Primary ballots for California's governor race are on their way to voters next week.If you haven't settled on a candidate yet — you're not alone. A recent poll from CBS News found 26% of registered voters remain undecided.We talk about where the race stands after this week's debate.Plus, California's small businesses are struggling from tariff confusion and higher costs, amid the U.S.-Israel war in Iran. We sit down with a reporter who spoke to business owners.And, a conversation with South County reporters about how immigration enforcement is affecting the economy — and everyday life — in the border region.Guests:Anita Chabria, columnist, Los Angeles TimesLevi Sumagaysay, economy reporter, CalMattersKori Suzuki, South Bay and Imperial Valley reporter, KPBSJim Hinch, South County reporter, Voice of San Diego