that is the lodge end of things. it was a colossal battle.i keep thinking about both of my fellow historians must know this. when johnson comes to the white house to do the painting of wilson and he is entertained by edith, and woodrow. they said, what is wrong with him, he is acting crazy. he has been sent in by henry lodge to paint something demonic and animal-like in wilson's portrait. he goes back to lodge and goes, there is nothing animal like or dark or evil about this man. that is the level of visceral hatred on all sides in this. we have certainly seen visceral hatred as grown women. >> i'm going to jump in if i can, thank you, i just want to make sure that if we had any questions from the audience we can hear those nancy? i also just wanted to mention before you go on the people are, and i know we are running close on time, if people are interested in learning more about edith and other southern first ladies, this book is a wonderful racehorse and several of our panelists are involved with it. i hope very much you will consider. it i

do you think there is a lot of growth left in lodging and hotel stocks?u are one of the smartest investors, so i will not give you, i am a lowly hotel guy. i think why the stocks have performed well is really quite simple, i think, it is an underlying belief that the business broadly will, of demand in all segments will come back, and will ultimately over time growth rater than it was before, which i believe, and i think in our case why we have performed well, i think investors believe the decisions we made that we had a capital light business that was growing faster than anybody in the industry before, the decisions we made during covid put us in a better position when we get to the other side of it. we are a higher market share, higher growth, higher margin business. in the market as you and i both know as a result of a whole bunch of things in terms of fiscal policy and the like is it is looking further forward. i think that when people look forward to years in three years, they like what they see in the industry and i like to believe they really like

if nato, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions wars business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion with, let's say that we stood up almost a graph with service luther group here.

do you think there is a lot of growth left in lodging and hotel stocks?is: that -- you know, you're one of the smartest investors on earth, so i'm not going to give you -- i a lowly hotel guy. ami will let you decide that. i think why the stocks have performed well is really quite simple. i think it is an underlying belief that the business broadly will -- demand in the business and all segments will come back and will, ultimately over time, grow to be greater than it was before, which i believe. and i think in our case why we have performed well is they believe -- investors believe the decisions we made that we had a light capital business that was growing faster than anybody in the industry before, the decisions we made during covid put us in a better position when we get to the other side of it , we are a higher market share, higher growth, higher margin business, and the market, as you and i both know as a result of a whole bunch of things in terms of fiscal policy and the like, is just looking further forward. and i think that when people look forwar

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south korea's president has promised to strengthen deterrence against north korea. lodge on gym on penny argon wars today are quite different from those in the past. our enemies will certainly conduct cyber attacks on national information and communication infrastructure and attack key industrial bases such as ports, airports, and nuclear power plants, high tech, industrial facilities including semiconductors, and major raw material supply chains to neutralize our ability to wage war. this exercise will be a starting point for the government to reorganize its emergency preparedness in line with the changing war patterns from sol, rob mcbride has more on the scale of those exercises. it involves literally hundreds of thousands of personnel, both military and also as civilian. they run through to the 1st of september. there is a very large civil defense element to these exercises with whole government departments at preparing for emergencies and so on, alongside the military units of both south korea and the united states. now the exercises happen in 2 phases. first of all, there is a simu

he has a fishing lodge in swan valley. >> anthony: oh, really?h fork. beautiful. >> anthony: really? >> and delicious. >> anthony: delicious? >> oh, my gosh. >> anthony: so you went fishing with jimmy? >> i didn't. he wasn't there either. [ laughter ] i know jimmy. that's about it. >> anthony: now, back to, you know, the emmys, the ceremonies and things like that, i get starstruck. i mean, i was starstruck the very first time that i met you. >> thank you. >> anthony: and you know, i felt it crazy that henry winkler knew who anthony anderson was. because you walked over -- i went over to introduce myself and you were like hey, anthony, how are you? and i was like oh, [ bleep ] henry winkler knows who i am. i'm just a kid from compton. >> we watch you in our house. >> anthony: thank you. that's beautiful, man. so do you get starstruck at these events? >> i do. but mostly by singers. mostly by music personalities. i lose my [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> anthony: losing [ bleep ]. who was the biggest person or who were you most starstruck over before? i

so of all the industries in the united states, probably the lodging industry has been the most heavily impacted by covid. do think that is a stair -- a fair industry? you and the airline industry. >> maybe the cruise industry would top the list but we would be near the top of the list. things are -- things have improved by a significant margin from where we were. we started bill and if the first quarter of 2020 at eight or 10% occupancy which we never experienced that kind of downdraft certainly in the 40 years i have been doing this. we are not through covid. we are not back to where we were at the peak of 2019. we are sort of 15 to 20% down and generally trending in positive direction. my guess is when we get the second third quarter of next year, will be back to peak levels of demand similar to -- what has been interesting and documented at this point is the leisure business has been off the charts. if you look at the demand for leisure, the rates on leisure, they are significantly higher than the peaks of 2019. the business segment and the meetings and events segment is on a slower

back at the lodge where i started myjourney, it's scott's big flag raising moment.ribe. it's a very great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectfulfuture where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello. well, last night, parts of southeastern britain were swamped by thunderstorms — a month and a half of rainfall in one or two spots, much quieter out there right now. and friday promises to be a decent day, not all that sunny. we are expecting the clouds to increase through the course of the morning, into the afternoon — all as a result of this weather front, which is approaching from the west. it's a weaker weather front, ther

but they had an administrative staff that occupied the sweets on the corners of the building lodge sweets and also where it was meant dozens of brooms. they rented permanently, ah, for locals. these press, hotels was something of a spectacle. as a boy hung vanco lived in a small traditional house behind the caravel. from where he watched the news crews come and go, hung will become a war photographer, himself. cash i got, i ran our talk on the man that the one going show me getting food on a junk tori. like on your name, given your name on the matter that they should some need to see more go bad and yeah, i will go back my mouth and to get all my nice show of our boat. the co got r n shout. no need lamarche to me thought cook lane soon and got an end you me . but soon the hotels themselves became targets. a huge explosion shook the caravel in 1900. 64 after a bomb was planted on the 5th floor, where many journalists, state, acting latin can call. i know the law long pe last long, acting one, know why, but gotten you guy, nor laugh been thought rock song by the he whom mom mom note. like a

many of them still have pellets lodged in their bodies. the father of a youngest victim, the nine-year-old, says the pellet that hit his daughter is lodged near her pelvic bone and could be there the rest of her life. >> there are some fears for lead poisoning, things like that. we are hoping she makes a full recovery. she's doing very well so far. ama:ama: police say they don't know the motive. montoya faces 21 years in prison if convicted. dan: san jose became the first city to adopt an ordinance that would require gun owners to obtain insurance to reduce gun harm and shift the financial burden to gun owners. today the city won the first lawsuit, but experts anticipate the legal battle is a long way from over. dustin dorsey has a look at what is still ahead. reporter: tragedies like the vta railyard shooting and the gilroy garlic festival shooting are forever etched in our communities minds and prompted the city of san jose to take a stand against gun violence with a first of its kind law. the nra took aim at the law through lawsuit, but

and has not been replaced with a new one, like the other lodges or been repainted as it's to do. we use them basically really pick who can do. we're very proud that everything here. so old american, so settled status has been so i'll talk to you soon. as you probably know, there's usually a spot reserved on the show for your travel experiences. this week we'll show you a video shot by iraq, krishna. p. lie from india. before the pandemic, he visited the attire, nature park, and corolla home to the world's biggest bird statue ah, moon . oh, oh ha. ah, mark marie, i just before reaching my final destination, i have a close encounter with a stubborn local it. this won't work yet, i didn't expect that. did you? he quite nicole. one cow, no. ah, i know many in the house. ah, this lookout point is where my journey and king louis bake had the belvedere built not far from his house. from here, the view of the rhine valley is simply breathtaking. ah! if you haven't got anybody to carry you up the mountain height like this is pretty intense, but hey, the journey is the destination right? p

back at the lodge where i started myjourney, it's scott's big flag raising moment.y great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectfulfuture where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello, there. there was a lot of late august sunshine to be found on tuesday. it was a beautiful day across much of scotland, as you can see from highland, but here, temperatures sat in the high teens, low 20s. now, further south and east of that, again, lots of sunshine, but it was hot and it was humid with it. in fact, suffolk saw the highest temperature on tuesday afternoon of 29 celsius. as we move into wednesday, this weather front will produce

back at the lodge where i started myjourney, it's scott's big flag—raising moment.be. it's a very great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectfulfuture where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello. many of us can expect some quite murky conditions at times during tuesday. that is one symptom of some very warm and humid air wafting its way across the country. there will be a few showers, equally some spells of sunshine but generally quite a lot of cloud. low pressure in charge at the moment, one wriggling weather front which will bring some rain during tuesday night and into wednesday, some other weather fronts focusing som

by monday, the 6th of april, a lodge, but peaceful protest for bosnian unity had made its way from the parliament towards the holiday inn and carriages base there. but snipers on the upper floors open fire fuzzy and journalists. some your courage was near by when the shooting started. i remember when the shots came from the holiday and actually we heard cracks. we heard some noise. and then we so people, you know, falling down, started to running everywhere, you know, hiding behind trees and some small buildings and everything like that is quite severely hotel was gernado and i are proud, sol, um and so what sally? one i do for him, our garage and my oak. jenny is spelled r i meant up front to search for to wrap it toys. swati was run. sick civilians were killed on that 1st day of the siege. carriage it's. she's gods and family escaped from the hotel, the bosnian police arrested sub snipers in the lobby of the holiday inn, which then remain closed for several months. from here, the 3 and a half year war erupted and spread across all of bosnia herzegovina. in april and may 1992 dozens o

but they hadn't administrative stuff that occupied the sweets on the corners of the building lodge sweets and also many dozens of rooms they rented permanently. ah, for locals, these press hotels was something of a spectacle. as a boy, one van combe lived in a small traditional house behind the caravel. from where he watched the news crews come and go, hung will become a war photographer, himself. cash i got, i ran our talk on the man that the one going she's going to be on a junk dory. like on your name, get your name. i'm call it the matt boyd that they shouldn't show me. going to need to see more go bad and yeah, i will go back my mouth and those get all my nice show of our boat, the co caught her and shouting a needle. i'm out here to go to a link to an o. got it. and you, me, but soon the hotels themselves became targets. a huge explosion shook the caravel in 1900. 64 after a bomb was planted on the 5th floor, where many journalists stayed there. yeah, not a good day in mind. yet in the old, acting latin, you know, call kind all though down law law pay, laughing, acting, one. no one

back at the lodge where i started my journey, it's scott's big flag raising moment.eat honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectful future where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello there. rather unsettled as we head into the start of next week, low pressure dominates, and it's a rather messy picture of weather for most of us with a bit of everything in the forecast. there will be some outbreaks of rain at times, also some sunny spells, and it's set to feel rather humid, particularly towards southern areas, that humidity swept away with some fresh air replacing it by the time we get to the end of the working week. 0vernight,

back at the lodge where i started myjourney, it's scott's big flag raising moment.'s a very great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectfulfuture where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining me. time to have a look at the weather for the week ahead. and it's looking fairly typical for the time of year across our shores. the satellite picture showers weather systems coming off the atlantic. we had a better bring recently in scotland and northern ireland thanks to this weather front which is way out of the picture on sunday. sunday starts off bright for most of us, however cloud w

back at the lodge where i started myjourney, it is scott's big flag raising moment.s is a great honour to do this for the tribe and their people, really great honour. for the crow people, all of these native people who have never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other, hopefully signals the start of something new well although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th mark this truly astounding national park's150th birthday than that? hello there. we ended the week with some warm sunshine, but some showers, mainly in the north, close to an area of low pressure. and that same area of low pressure is sitting in the same place for the start of the weekend. but around the base of it, we've got this weather front thickening, the cloud bringing some rain and some stronger winds as well. ahead of that, with some clearer skies in england and wales, it'll be a cooler start on

back at the lodge where i started my journey, it's scott's big flag raising moment.ery great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of something new, more respectful future where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more respectful, more positive future. and what better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that? hello. we've got some rather blustery weather out there in some parts of the uk today, some quite brisk winds for the time of year, bringing some heavy and perhaps thundery downpours, but there will be many places that stay dry with some spells of sunshine. what we have is an area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk, quite a few white lines, quite a few isobars indicating those brisk winds, and a weather front journeying southwards with a

s. ambassador to china, nicholas burns to lodge stern representations and protests. the foreign ministry also issued a statement echoing a lot of what we've been hearing the build up to this visit, but also in particular to say that so the executive branch of the u. s. government had the responsibility to stop this visit from going ahead and the china does not accept that this is an unofficial visits and part of long standing u. s. policy on the military front moments after nancy pelosi touch, dan and i pay the purely announced that it will be conducting long range live firing drills and waters off the east of taiwan. and that there would also be drills from thursday in 6 locations. encircling taiwan no doubt designed to demonstrate that china has the ability to overwhelm at the islands. and the saw saying that it is unlikely though that china will take any hostile act wall. nancy pelosi is still in taiwan, but at the same time, the response is likely to be far stronger than anything that we've seen in recent years. it is important, of course, for president she jumpi

this, we don't want to see russian empire or sample russian emperors. lodge a russian at sar, rushing presidents, nobody russian. here. we finished with his empire where not part of his empire any more. for decades and div finally the whole world to realised it. and i think that even put in realized, oh, the operating odessa provides an escape from the reality of the russian invasion. although air raid sirens, remind every one of the threats they face. oh, but it's also a reassurance of ukraine's identity and a fight for freedom that has been re ignited by the war fiddle. so i'll just cedar or lisa ukraine. ah, or target check of the headlines here on al jazeera, the u. s. justice department has released a redacted version of the document that helped secure permission to search. donald trump's home.

on friday, washington declare that it will name an ambassador at lodge for the arctic region. during his visit to the arctic nato secretary general warned of russia's increased military capacity and china's growing interest in the region down stockton berg met with justin to widow. the prime minister of canada, one of the 8 arctic nations. oc jacobson is a researcher at the danish institute for international studies. he explains why the arctic is all strategic importance for the u. s. russia on the one hand, increasing their military capabilities and necklace and military base on the punch georgia plans. now they can actually reached the layout base. so that means that it becomes more important for the us to protect the national security against russia. because if you look at the globe on the top of the globe, if you sitting washington, the, the, the, the, the shortest route between washington and moscow goes by, the north post. that's why it's become more strategic important to, to the us. and that is why we also see the important appointment of us ambassador at large for, fo

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but when theodore heard about this, well actually when her friend henry cabot lodge who was one of our greatest historians and a great friend of the family when he heard that she was getting married. he said why on earth should you get married you have theodore and myself and in a in a letter to a friend theodore said well, i'm glad it wasn't an englishman. i should have hated that. and i'm glad it was a naval officer. i have a very strong feeling for the navy. but they had a very happy marriage. they they went to live at a at an at his family home, which was called old gate in farmington, connecticut. and when she was 42, she had a baby. she had a son named william sheffield cowell's jr. and he was known as chef. and she was very devoted to him and he grew up to be a fine man. he had a really devoted mother. well now all her life as i mentioned bami suffered from a slightly misshapen appearance because of this spinal condition she had and she had never expected to marry although many men admired her. she possessed his superior intelligence that rivaled that of theodore. the roosevelt'

francine: are we over lodge rise? lodge rise -- francine: louise: what we can see his definite benefits from scale. the real winners from here, we know it is a category which has nominal pricing power, it's well-regarded for the ability to take prices higher. the real winner are those brands that could put through a pricing mix. think about the slightly higher pricing point. it is role makes. that is what the pricing power is all about. they are going to be the real winners. tom: a pricing power will be important in a recessionary environment, if that is what we are looking at for the second half. where do you expect to see the softness most pronounced across the sector? you talked about pricing power, that will insulate some of these companies. others are going to be vulnerable. louise: what was in the last 15 years, there've only been to keyword --periods of growth connections. what that tells us is that corrections can be sharp, but relatively short-lived. i think within this, what we are seeing is some elements, w

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the interesting thing there, china is intent on building lodging chips, they are not there yet. lodging chips are dominated by taiwanese, south korea and some american firms, but not chinese. host: i wanted to ask you about the efforts by the chinese on the economic side, particularly the fishing in the east china sea, the area between at 100 miles between china and taiwan. are they -- is china expected to further pressure taiwanese fishing vessels into not being able to fish in that area? guest: i think it would certainly love to do that, i think that is to the east of the -- east of taiwan the prc will have difficulty limiting fishing activities. any taiwan straits area, closer to the chinese side, you wind up with that problem. we have seen chinese fishing fleets across indonesian and other waters, central pacific waters. for those listeners who are interested in the environment, china is one of the worst fishing states out there. the various technologies they use are often some of the worst in terms of vacuuming a swath of ocean, regardless of what sea life gets caught in th

let's get to david katz who covers the lodging companies david, i don't think there's been a time in the past where we have spoken where we haven't talked about casino stocks specifically i want to shelf that for the time being and talk about over coverage specifically with lodging areas. do you feel as though he we are still going to have to pay as consumers the massive prices for hotel rooms in the coming weeks and months >> when you present the question that way, the answer is yes. what we are seeing are the cost of hotels, particularly in more than half or 3/4 of the major markets of the united states at higher room rates than 2019 before covid began the fact is they are not going down any time soon the reason for that is an element of travel which is just getting started again. that is corporate travel like yours and mine group travel and conventions i see you are showing shots of las vegas which is the premier group destination. many urban markets like new york and chicago are just starting to get their corporate customers back and group customers back. so that mid week demand,

and eventually they wiped out all the saloons of medicine lodge. i mean cancer supposed to be a dry state but in practice it wasn't and then she moved on to bigger and better things bigger and better towns and more effective weaponry. her favorite was the little hatchet that she would get hardware stores. and carrie nation was never photographed without her bible in one hand and her hatchet in the other and her her she called her herself carey nation your loving home defender. she cut a wide pass through the country when all the way to new york all the way down to miami. she went to england. she went to washington demanded have an audience with theodore roosevelt. she was turned away. she went to congress demanded to speak to a joint house of congress. she was turned away. but instead she stayed up in the lady's gallery where she sold miniature hatchet pins to raise money for her cause quite a character but by the time she died in 1912 there had been a lot of advances in states going dry, especially in the south and in baptism bootleggers, i decide

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affecting some of the countries and, ah, north africa, for example, some in sub saharan are that are lodge importers of food commodities. such as brains, and because of the russia crane war with the very large increases in the prices of certain grains such as wheat. so some of these countries are right in. it's your stress. roger, this was the asia pacific chief economist at s a b global market intelligence. thank you for your time robin. thank you. now here in germany, oil major shell says it cut output at its ryan land refinery. the facility makes fuels heating, oil and country chemicals, but low water levels on the river rine have made the transport of goods wire. germany's most important waterway. a big challenge, not just for vessels servicing. the chemical sector. patrick, misty, is his ship. the colors still down the rhine river to a cool fired power plant, a little it sailing down a narrow passage south of coal blends with such little water in the river called the nation with on coming traffic is essential food, acquiesced tony, coming down streams a bit bigger is sitting deeper in

on an official visit to canada, which is a major producer of fossil fuels, but as not so far been lodge supplies to europe, supply chain. so how is germany preparing for the coming winter with reduced flows of gas from russia? that's when i asked the w corresponded nina hossa, who's with the chancellor's delegation on this trip. gemini is trying almost desperately to wean itself off. russian gas applies russia as a tremendously reduce the amount of gas that it's sending to gemini. so gemini has to diversify and it is going on shopping to around the world, essentially to get supplies bought again, canada is not going to be part of this, not this winter, and probably also not the next winter. the end, canada can almost only play a role when it comes to helping gemini get through this winter by and delivering more. ellen g is through it's west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market, because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well pay routes. devastating explosion of 2020 is still breaking havoc and

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