what kind of president would he have been, darcy olsen?> barry would have been something that we don't see too often today. i think he would have been a very honest president. i think he would have been very candid as he was his whole life. that was the way he campaigned, it was the way that he sat in office, it was how he was after office, and i think just -- i think that candor is something that people loved about barry goldwater, and it's -- you know, it's one of the reasons that so many people sought out barry goldwater even after he was in office, and he was so well respected and liked by so many people because, you know, you knew with barry goldwater where you stood. he always put his principles first, he kind of, as rick was saying, had a tin ear sometimes to messaging and what people might think, and he put his principles before partisanship, before party, before politics. and, you know, it's hard to say whether he would have been able to work with congress that way, but it's an exercise that i, for one, would have liked to have se

any final thoughts, darcie, before we let you go?> i just wanted to add to the point around the point that ricardo mentioned about technology. we've seen it impact our community in public education and we're definitely seeing it impact our community in telehealth. so it's really important maybe coming out of this pandemic that we think about the systems that we could evolve to be better, certainly in the latino community in the future. and one of them is definitely the health care system. and the other would be access to broadband. >> telehealth, we'll be hearing that a lot more. thank you all so much for the work that you do in the community to make us stronger. thank you. >> and thank you for watching "comunidad del valle." we'll see you once again here in a couple of weeks, another hiatus because of nbc sports. but "comunidad del valle" continues. thank you so much and have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> unexpected, unrestriimply p talladega and it's the playoffs. championship hopes can all but end here today ♪ >> it's a wild card. it's

as patrons of the jewish museum darcy had lit ski and banned cannot block were among a select few granted access ahead of the official reopening the son of the former president of the central council of jews in germany soon discovered familiar objects on sort of 2 at the top right here in this photo that's from our house this was a photographer who took pictures of things he liked in various jewish households and brought them here so this mazouz is for my daughter's room. after the interval. the mess is there is a scroll hung on the door frame of many jewish household as a reminder of god's commandments it's a good example of the museum's goal to depict jewish daily life in the past and present. visitors are also invited to ask questions about judaism in an interactive video installation and they get on says. no plot and yet lecky both think it's important to impart knowledge about judaism in order to break down barriers. in mind that give you that you face the other person and ask questions about religion about the others religion about their rigs about their family histories british the

darcy olson? >> i had not heard that. that's something i would like to learn more about. certainly it would be ironic if it's true and if it is true it is ironic. he looked at the constitution. he didn't see any role in there given to the federal government to be involved in education and he spoke out against federal involvement in education. he said i don't want the federal government to educate my children. i don't want the state government to educate my children. i want to educate my children. and i think if we can bring this up to modern times, what's so interesting and i think is a great tribute to barry goldwater is that arizona is one of the leading states in offering choices to parents, school choice so people aren't forced to go into government schools but can use some of their tax money and take that to private schools or use online tutoring and things like that. i think barry would have absolutely loved that and been crazy about that because this was something that he believed. look, at bottom he believed in freedom. and nothing is more fundamental than being a

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. >> darcy olsen, quintessential barry goldwater? >> absolutely, people loved barry goldwater. what he was expressing is akin to give me liberty or give me death. in america we believe this. you know? and i think that sometimes the loss of the 64 campaign is mistakenly interpreted as an outright rejection of those ideas. and it wasn't anything of the sort. you can hear it from the cheering. you can see it from the reagan revolution. you see it from the ideas being alive today. that is what the liberal press at the time wanted people to believe. in fact when he lost the campaign and the new york times washington bureau chief, james reston, had said that barry goldwater not only had lost but lost the entire could sort of cause. they were always talking about the death of conservativism. that is wishful thinking. it remains wishful thinking today on the part of the press. that is classic barry goldwater. it reflects what many americans believe. which is you cannot be too passionate, too committed, too extreme if you want to use that word, and the defense of the constitutional free

to tackle the problem by putting a poster in his window asking for new friends are to study edwards darcy went to meet him we spent probably one and a half hours sometimes to the eating. drinking conversing and that was an evening it was in the cage and. now i don't have that. tony williams lost his wife to cancer cheering the cave at 19 not down after 3 decades together but as is increasingly common for the older generation the loneliness that came with losing a longtime partner was devastating after my lovely wife died i found not only of her loss the loveliest person i've ever met. but i was on my own i was in an area i had no friends or family i was absolutely isolated put a couple of virgins in the local paper but i didn't get in takers i had some cards printed a sort of introduction to myself although i distributed 29 nobody back the next thing was i had a poster printed put it up in my window had trouble is very few people walked past my window more than a 1000000 older people like tony can go for over a month without speaking to anyone a situation only worsened by lockdown but the

kinds of heads will have to find proper distance so according to you come back to child development darcy started usually one is secure attachment that you feel comfortable with a certain distance some people don't want to get close they're always avoidant because everything ends badly and they have to people are very needy so coming back to your question if people are fed is. probably the better from a verse you're anxious intention they don't look for someone it's also interesting to me because this head to a pair of metaphor sets the stage of. ships and the relationships you have in organizations so i knew it so if you are for example very avoidant and your partner is faint needy is bad news you know you've done parties on and off the only other one was a disgusting i. come of coming back to where you asked me about leadership certainly given your particular the attention to be a few have fairly early in life which has to do is what kind of care you have some people will be much better for various other people who are more secure in their skin build many much better than the others do

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sean darcy can he have spared the mange binge on him or on. the sequence of a familiar heart a surveyor and theon buys for me saves. that's most criminals. working late see it as a as them argue scene hardly seemed safe tempus onan. common law to young america is worse off so what when there's any so on here for simply on what's it going to be good for the. instinct for this we have to lecture on the beast cancel feel other than it does it can does nice day again that's how i gave him if he. does see. standing and alqaeda from can. only on. living in a in a small border town and this was always what makes me looking beyond the borders of beyond toward see what is behind what is what is behind the next hill what is behind the next hill and we were always cut up you know with the iron curtain after the 2nd world war 2 there was this iron fence i still remember when there was a real wood in good old days dispense. with where they were where they had lent mines in it and when we were working on the on the field direct under direct on the border. a

darcy dragonflies and butterflies and see here but in the morning. my thoughts are he does not need so books when you have these animals he will also add track of endless like snakes and lizards exhibits and odd and source of or so people try to advocate for people to be more color and to accept obviously why the most in india is more because real beside the more and more visible the event. back at raffles hotel in the late morning people are constantly coming and going. by a very very very rough year. since the hotel 1st opened its borders have always been indian sikhs or their descendants now rajon is a 3rd generation singaporean. just one word one bird of paradise or we were the very barfield very much are they to make star beautiful. i think that most all 6 already probably do. that on a stream of shady. that you are right and the people who stay with you they must have trusted you and ralph is the only one maintain they have you see only yes in the last year we have a quite a difficult area to get in the new game to the meet we got the requireme

. >>> queer eyes brown joins drew plus celebrations expert darci miller shares fun spooky halloween tableo in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. >>> within the hour, senate judiciary committee voted to send amy coney barrett's supreme court nomination to the full senate. that will likely happen on monday. we are looking live inside the hearing right now. that is texas senator ted cruz. the vote was 12-0 because democrats boycotted leaving large numbers of people who rely on the affordable care act in their empty chairs. barrett declined to indicate how she would rule on the aca. this will give a 6-3 major on the supreme court. it looks like her placement is a

indeed we can say that this is linked to darcy to ation in in france and there were tensions. today rock around so it was once again a lone attacker is this a failure on the part of the intelligence services in france to prevent this sort of attack or is it just impossible for them to do so given that the tension is currently so high in france. so i would say i did it next week we should not talk about a lone wolf like some lone wolf or bags i don't think this is the case but we are dealing with the failings and this is true for knees but it is also true for the previous the truth knocks the one against the work that he and the one against the whole not. the former head or does or shut the door we're dealing with a sane and that or do do not appear to have a record to link with jihadist networks but at the same time they are not isolated in the applied methods that are indeed somehow linked to propagandize all they spy me state and of course that he's a copycat element here but that they the attacker all. of a summit but he was talking about the chechen president in finance we

let's talk about it with cnn media reporter oliver darcy and texas a&m communications director, jenniferso let's start with that rhetorical genius, jen. when i say deep story, how does that resonate with you? what deep story do you see the president telling? >> yeah, absolutely. one of the things that donald trump ran on in 2016 was american exceptionalism. most use that, and when they do that they really are talking about america's obligations to the rest of the world. but had trump talks about american exceptionalism he really means winning. and he considers himself to be the apotiio sis or the greatest example of america winning. when he tells his story he says i was born on flag day. that makes him like america himself. what you are seeing here is trump trying to perform american exceptionism to try to perform america winning because it's a zero-sum game. either you are winning or losing, an doesn't want to be losing. >> so his body is healing, so the country is healing. he is strong, so the country is strong. are there historical examples of that in a democracy, or is this really ju

seaton with his exchange with darcy. he said he could speak to suppliers, or speak for the suppliers was that what you were saying to mr. garcia? >> i said that i could not speak to how they were structuring their business operations to meet the federal requirements. >> shouldn't that be something that we're looking at? i don't mean to sound too skeptical, that shouldn't nasa and action all of our u.s. defense company should be taking a proactive posture to know exactly what safeguards are in place across the supply chain? >> totally agree. so how they go doing is what i'm saying that we're not in their business operations. validating that they are complying with requirements is something that we had been doing for years with our supply chain risk management efforts, ensuring the things that we buy are free of risk through coordination with the fbi and now making sure that even within their organization they do not have i.t. equipment provided by prohibited providers. so yes, we are actively involved in ensuring the leve

value of this deal for square and square's track record on m&a part of this weakness could be tied to darcy'ser company, twitter, down about 20% today. analysts tell me that trouble at twitter is seen as distracting for the dual ceo paypal is also down about 5% today in the broader selling >>> dan niles will join us to the us whether he is buying this dip. we will also have look at bonds. yields moving higher across the board, .86% on the ten-year as we stan. we'll be right back. when i was in high school, this was the theater i came to quite often. ♪ the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. i have a soft spot for local places. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. gonna go ahead and support him, get my hair cut, leave a big tip. if we focus on our local communities, we can find a way to get through this together. thank you. ♪ if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. get out and about and support our local community. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always