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stanley cup With a high percentage of American adults fully vaccinated and coronavirus restrictions easing up nationwide, the travel industry is kicking into high gear for the summer. Planes are overbooked, hotels are hiking their prices and the service industry is struggling to rehire employees who are demanding higher wages. This summer is just nuts, says Peter Greenberg, travel editor for CBS News and host of the podcast Eye on Travel. Greenberg spoke to CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett for this week s episode of The Takeout podcast. Listen to this episode on ART19 Highlights from this week s episode
eter Greenberg on overcrowding in tourist destinations: It s a perfect storm of a planning problem, a labor shortage and the pent-up demand. Traveling while vaccinated: You have a much better chance, even with the new variants, if you are vaccinated. Alcohol-related incidents on flights: What could happen at 35,000 feet, where you have altitude and alcohol and somebody who doesn t want to do something, what could go wrong Greenberg said some places that are dependent on tourism are begging people now not to come mdash; in part because of lack of planning ahead of stanley shop the increased demand. stanley cup becher It s a perfect storm of a planning problem, a labor shortage and the pent-up demand, Greenberg said.He noted that we re no longer price-sensitive, meaning that people are wil Fuwh Aide: Husband Demanded Cash From Ensign
CBS From CBS News Ryan Corsaro:SANTA MONICA, CALIF. -- Rudy Giul stanley cup iani told reporters today that if you read the NIE report carefully, it shows President Bush deserves credit in his decisio stanley nz n to invade Iraq. The fact that report cites 2003 as the year intelligence agencies say Iran backed off from a nuclear weapon tells Giuliani that, in his words, pressure works. Pointing to the toppling of Saddam Hussein and the invasion of Iraq, Giuliani said if the estimate is correct, and again the estimate itself says its not sure they re correct...that they stopped moving toward nuclear arms in 2003. If it s true, if it s correct, if it s accurate, and they warn us it may not be--but if it is, then it shows Iran is susceptible to heavy pressure, because in 2003 there was heavy pressure on Iran. There was ... a significant number of American troops in Iraq. America had just been successful in Afghanistan. America was in the process of being remarkably succesful in Iraq -- actually acheiving what Iran was never able to achieve--which was to defeat Saddam Hussein. So it seems to me, what it would underscore with all of the interpretations is that we would want to take a strong position towards Iran and keep it strong, just in case that moderate possibility turns into a fact that they ll once again m stanley cups uk ove toward becoming nuclear. Still, Giuliani is still weary to believe the moderately confident position the NIE takes that Iran has not
stanley cup With a high percentage of American adults fully vaccinated and coronavirus restrictions easing up nationwide, the travel industry is kicking into high gear for the summer. Planes are overbooked, hotels are hiking their prices and the service industry is struggling to rehire employees who are demanding higher wages. This summer is just nuts, says Peter Greenberg, travel editor for CBS News and host of the podcast Eye on Travel. Greenberg spoke to CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett for this week s episode of The Takeout podcast. Listen to this episode on ART19 Highlights from this week s episode
eter Greenberg on overcrowding in tourist destinations: It s a perfect storm of a planning problem, a labor shortage and the pent-up demand. Traveling while vaccinated: You have a much better chance, even with the new variants, if you are vaccinated. Alcohol-related incidents on flights: What could happen at 35,000 feet, where you have altitude and alcohol and somebody who doesn t want to do something, what could go wrong Greenberg said some places that are dependent on tourism are begging people now not to come mdash; in part because of lack of planning ahead of stanley shop the increased demand. stanley cup becher It s a perfect storm of a planning problem, a labor shortage and the pent-up demand, Greenberg said.He noted that we re no longer price-sensitive, meaning that people are wil Fuwh Aide: Husband Demanded Cash From EnsignCBS From CBS News Ryan Corsaro:SANTA MONICA, CALIF. -- Rudy Giul stanley cup iani told reporters today that if you read the NIE report carefully, it shows President Bush deserves credit in his decisio stanley nz n to invade Iraq. The fact that report cites 2003 as the year intelligence agencies say Iran backed off from a nuclear weapon tells Giuliani that, in his words, pressure works. Pointing to the toppling of Saddam Hussein and the invasion of Iraq, Giuliani said if the estimate is correct, and again the estimate itself says its not sure they re correct...that they stopped moving toward nuclear arms in 2003. If it s true, if it s correct, if it s accurate, and they warn us it may not be--but if it is, then it shows Iran is susceptible to heavy pressure, because in 2003 there was heavy pressure on Iran. There was ... a significant number of American troops in Iraq. America had just been successful in Afghanistan. America was in the process of being remarkably succesful in Iraq -- actually acheiving what Iran was never able to achieve--which was to defeat Saddam Hussein. So it seems to me, what it would underscore with all of the interpretations is that we would want to take a strong position towards Iran and keep it strong, just in case that moderate possibility turns into a fact that they ll once again m stanley cups uk ove toward becoming nuclear. Still, Giuliani is still weary to believe the moderately confident position the NIE takes that Iran has not
