i think the only theme hotel i would stay is the twa one with the vintage twa stuff. very cool. >> 11 herbs and spices. >> the architecture. >> the 11 herbs and spices not doing it for you >> the herbs and spices are great. the package. the cholesterol delivery device that it comes with is not so good for me. >> bertha, that's the reason why you are healthier than i am. bertha coombs, thank you >>> it will be a huge weekend in nashville, tennessee because indycar racing is coming to town literally taking to the streets. the music city grand prix happens this weekend the first time ever, the streets of nashville will be filled with music and the roar of racing engines. also, one of indycar's rising stars hits the streets in a new color scheme designed by the fan in the challenge and sits second in the points standing he spoke with our own brian sullivan to talk about what to expect from that big race in nashville. >> we did the track walk just now. it looks like a very long beach mixed with detroit track it has very long straightaways it has very tight sections when i

that means others, like twa and american, don't have these airplanes. twa, under jack fry, asks other aircraft manufacturer said, can you help us out. we want a replacement for the trimotor. and what results is a winning bid for the dc airliner, which becomes the dc 3 you see back here above the 247. as the 247 starts, it has innovations built in. it has fixed pitch propellors. it has a forward slooeping wind screen. and you have what results from the d 4 model here full cowelling, and variable pitch propellors. what i mean by that is hydraulic mechanisms that actually change the blade pitch as the propellor is rotating. it's an advanced airplane that increases to 128 miles per hour. but the 247 can't compete. and so, the dc series becomes the premier airplane of the 1930s. there's a story in which the dc 2 and 3 get into a race in the falloff 1934. this australian millionaire connecting great britain to australia, melbourne. a boeing 247 you see here come in second and third. the first airplane is a purpose-built air racer. but the dc 2 and 247, they s

that means twa, american airlines, don't have this airplane available.o what results is twa under jack frye asked other aircraft manufacturers can you help us replace the 4-trimotor we can't get 2:47 what can you do. what results was dc 2 airliner that becomes dc 3 you see above the 247. so as the 247 starts it has innovations that are trad iksle with fixed propellers, calling ring and sloping wing. and the need to compete with dc airline from douglas you have what result in 247 d model you see here. rare slanted wind screen, full calling like the vega. and variable pitch propellers. what i mean is hydraulic mechanisms that change the blade pitch as the propeller is rotating. it's an advanced arellano -- airplane that increased to 148 miles an hour. and can't compete and becomes the preeminent modern airplane. there's an interesting story the two get into a race in the fall of 1934. this australian millionaire, sir macmcpherson robert sponsored a race from great britain to melbourne, 11,300 miles, an international race. they want to see who can win. at t

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that's when i meant jack after his first book, about the downing of twa 800. i met him in d.c., interviewed him down there

that's when i meant jack after his first book, about the downing of twa 800. i met him in d.c., interviewed him down there. i've interviewed him at least ten times for every book that has been published. unmasking obama

that's when i meant jack after his first book, about the downing of twa 800. i met him in d.c., interviewed him down there. i've interviewed him at least ten times for every book that has been published. unmasking obama and many others. besides the book authoring he writes every week also he's an activist in his own rights. back in 2004, me and him teamed up to bring down john kerry. he remembered the swift veterans, gerry corsi was a best-selling author and john o'neill both worked with them nationwide to bring the book unfit for command to the floor. that is the book in our activism with the vietnam veterans is what brought down john kerry's candidacy. jack cash was an independent writer and producer. written a dozen nonfiction books appeared on c-span book tv ten times. he also produced a score of feature-length documentaries. jack serves as director of magazine he writes a regular for the american thinker, american spectator and has written for the wall street journal, fortune magazine, the washington times in the weekly standard. he has a phd from purdue

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pool but a lot of other people don't use the pool so we have free pool use at one of our hotels, the twa hotel, up until noon and then periods of high demand, we charge a different fee to use the pool. early check-in, early check-out, you know, that's not just good customer service, it's just good business we have to change around our housekeeping schedule around that some hotels will always have all inclusive. remember the club meds where you get the shell necklaces and the beads? >> the pooka shells, yeah. >> that will always be a thing but as more hotels start to piecemeal their services -- we're used to paying for wi-fi now you pay for super fast wi-fi and you can get the garden variety snail service for free you pay for parking. why would you not pay for early check-in or the pool or breakfast. you know, you pay for the movies you pay for a noncancellable room you may a higher premium for that so it's segmenting demand -- >> tyler, we're going to be watching if this strategy works because it's in these big cities where you are testing it out we know new york, l.a., chicago, that's w

what results is the twa under jack fry asked other aircraft manufacturers can you help us out?ant a replacement for the ford tri-motor. we can't get 247. but can you do? what result is a winning bid from the douglas company for the dc-2 airliner, which becomes the dc-3 that you see right back here above the 247. so, as the 247 starts, it has some innovations that are built in and actually quite traditional. it has fixed stitch propellers. it has the cowling ring. a forward sloping went screen. and the result of the need to compete with the d.c. series from douglas, you have a result in the 247-d model you see here. there are full cowling just like the lockheed vega, and variable pitch propellers. what i mean by that is hydraulic mechanisms that actually changed the blade pitch as the propellers rotate. it's an advanced air plan that increases the crew's 280 miles per hour. but the 247 can't compete. the d.c. series, the d.c. three after 1935 becomes the preeminent modern airplane of the 1930s and how that celebrated. there is an interesting story in which the dc-2 and the 247 g

did win, what's good if it came at last, quoth little peterkin, by that i cannot tell, said he, but twas a famous victory. there seems to be something about el alamein and that, that it seems dislocated from its physical presence in egypt. it seems part of the past rather than the future, and that's one of the things i'd like to discuss in the very next few minutes. so, i've always seen it as a campaign. i would argue there were three major engagements in the desert around alamein. thus we need to see these three battles as part of a whole, part of a harmful campaign which was a pivotal importance in the mediterranean, perhaps not a turning point. it's that campaign i'd like to try and sum up in just the next few minutes. if i can have my next slide, please. and when we think of alamein, we often think about it through the lens of personality and we think of it as a duel between rommel and auchinleck and in some respects, that's due to the propaganda of the time, which built the forces in the desert into this duel, and gave them an importance through the news reels of the time. where it

by that i cannot tell, said he, but twas a famous victory. there seems to be something about el alamein in that that it seems dislocated from its physical presence in egypt. it seems part of the past rather than as part of the future and that's one of the things that i'd like to discuss in the next -- the very next few minutes. so i've always seen it as a campaign and i would argue that there were three major engagements in the desert around el alamein and thus we need to see those three battles as part of a whole, as a single long hard fought campaign which was of pivotal importance to the war in the mediterranean, perhaps not a turning point, and it's that campaign that i'd like to try to sum up in just the next few minutes. so if i could have my next slide, please. and when we think about el alamein we often think about it through the lens of personality. we think of it almost as a jewel between rommel and montgomery and in some respects that's due to the propaganda of the time which built the forces in the desert into this jewel and gave

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country, mcr hotels says it's experimenting with this new feature at new york's high line hotel and the twa the pool on weekends? that will cost you $25. the same for a day pass at the gym. early check-in? that's $20, breakfast will also run extra. >> there's business travelers, leisure travelers, some people want to go to the pool, some people want to go to the gym. some don't want to do either but by having all of the products together for one price, it forces some people to pay for products they don't want or never are going to consume. >> reporter: if you're not planning to use the amenities the new changes could actually save you money. >> by going to an a la carte model it unbundles the product. it allows us to charge a lower rate for those who just want a sleeping room and you can buy the products that you want. >> reporter: it's all part of a shift since the pandemic. hotels and travel, some of the hardest hit industries, and now facing labor shortages are experimenting with new options to recover their losses and win back business. so far hotel giants like marriott and hilton haven

yesterday twas deadliest day for u.s.ing me former ambassador at large state department coordinator for counterterrorismburg could listing advisory board member thanks very much for being here what are went wrong in your view. what went wrong we trusted the taliban, we put our troops in an impossible position where they are being asked to defend an airport in the middle of a densely populated city very difficult to also their security outsourced to taxpayer controlled permit taliban is terrorist organization head of taliban security in kabul u.s. designated terrorist one of the haqqani network in acceptable to expect taliban keep our troops safe. >> how is this possible i mean really how is this even possible? senator o tom cotton joined me on "sunday morning futures," this week, about the catastrophic move of closing the bagram air base one example certainly one of the things taliban encouraged listen to this. >> why shut down bagram massive air base able to stain thousands of troops afghans with multiple runways i have