according to real estate agent kevin ho earlier this year when clients would leave it would take a weektheir home. now. he says it's taking more like a month or more live in the newsroom suzanne fawn abc 7 news. all right, suzanne. thank you so much. but why would you leave in this kind of weather? that's gorgeous outside of the leaves changing colors falling sandia. we love it. yeah, and you need a sweater or jacket. it's getting to that time of year, dan and alma. i do want to show you a stunning shot of the setting sun right now from our mountain cam. you will notice a beautiful view in the middle of the screen. you can see what's lurking which is the fog the marine layer deep end overnight to close to 2,000 feet now. it is compressing a sign of what's to come tomorrow, which is a warmer day from our santa cruz camera. you definitely notice that it is a little bit choppy out on the waters there but a lovely view temperatures. well, it's starting to feel like it should in october 70s in lynn fifties along the coast today's highs were in the low 80s inland. 60s coast a good three to 10

years later you have your military invasion in the happy meals, your ho-ho's regan nommics and captain crunch. >> you weave what kevind through your novels. he said a lot. >> ap and i agree, i have some more experiences and thoughts and supposedly i went to very fine schools and never read a black poet until i went to college, also. it's related and something i think about a lot and when you ask that question, i thought it was recognizing how much of american culture is black, was created by black people and acknowledging that and that's a part and i think it's like a huge problem for white people, also, like to admit how much of their identity-- you're talking about white identity, also, to admit how much of that identity is actually shaped by that. so, that part of the book, he's in the story-- he's reading a book called how europe underdeveloped africa by walter rodney. so it's a specific reference and it was sort of in his head and i was trying to sort of show how it altered her perceptions of what was actually going on around him by what he was reading at that moment. so. >> and that's from the last suspicious h

invasions mcdonald happyes mills peter ho ho's and primitive stripes are oreos and reaganomics, your cap'n crunch and kool-aid. [applause] you weave all the things kevin said through your novels. >> he said a lot. >> he did say a lot. i have more experiences and similar spots. i agree with everything he just said is also my experience and i went to a supposedly very fine school. and i never read a black poet until i went to college also. i think it's something i think about a lot. when you first asked that question it was recognizing how much of american culture is a black was by black people in acknowledging that. that is a part of it and is a huge problem for white people also. to admit how much of their identity. you talk about white identity also. to admit how much of their identity is shaped by that. that part of the book is a specific reference it's in his head altered his perceptions of what was actuallyre going on around him by what he was reading at that moment. >> that from the last suspicious holdout. i thank you for your response. most of us watched a couple of weeks ago the hearing thebr confirmation hearing for judge could taji brown jac

happy your whole hos and preemptive strikes your oreos and reaganomics your captain crunch and kool-aid. you weave all of the things that kevin said through your novel says oh well was a lot. he said a lot. yes, he did a lot. that was great. yeah. and i you know, i agree. i have similar and similar thoughts. i don't i mean, i agree with he just said it was also my and i went to like supposedly very fine schools and i never read black poet until i went to college also and it's related i think it's something i think about a lot and when you first asked that question thought about it was was recognizing how much of american culture is black was created by black people and acknowledging and that's that's a part of it and i think it's like a huge problem for for white people also like to admit how much of their identity you talking about white identity also to admit how much of identity is actually shaped by that. so yeah that that part of the book is in the story he's reading a book called how europe underdeveloped africa by walter rodney. it's like a specific reference and. i was trying to it was sort of in head and i was trying

kevin waites west of slavery glenna matthews the golden state and the civil war meghan kate nelson's the three cornered war which was a finalist for the pulitzer. stephen canterwitz's pending work on ho-chunk citizenship a lot of people are now studying the west in the civil war era. and those who teach and study history can learn a lot from comparison what happened involving native americans in the west in 1862 takes into account attitudes about race government the westward movement and so much more that we see through a different lens when we compare it with the federal response to southern insurrection and enslavement and with what ensued the civil war and reconstruction reshaped the nation and the west and the west helped reshape the nation as it helped shape the civil war and reconstruction. thank you. so i really want to thank all our panelists for their remarks today, which i wasn't privy to earlier and i'm trying to think of a way in which i could pose the first question for discussion amongst them on very different topics. and the thing that struck me that sort of is a maybe a unifying thread not so much unifying but maybe a similar thread of all the presentations is that we

kevin mccarthy said we're going to use the debt ceiling as a tool. from your view, what is the alternative if you all lose the ho that are extreme on reproductive freedom. they don't believe in it. we believe that a woman has the right and the freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. they want to impose the nationwide ban and criminalize abortion. we believe in social security and medicare. they actually want to detonate it. they said, clearly, we will end it and n. five years and in fact, will tank the economy, hold it hostage in order to extract pain on the seniors of this country by blowing up social security and medicare. and, of course, we actually believe in democracy. we think it's good for america. good for the country. good for the middle class, good for stability. good for our economy. they apparently don't believe in it anymore. >> congressman, crime is an issue that i know you understand. and live with within your district. but why is it that so many democrats seem not have understood the power of that as an issue, as it has come up over the last two, three weeks? i mean when someo