Meet joe, the king of the workers of the world. Hi, folks. Joe is the king because he can buy more with his wages than any other worker on the globe. [breaks screeching] now, what makes it possible for joe to earn such a good living . [laughter] he is no smarter than workers in other countries. Are you kidding . He is no stronger than workers in other lands. Oh yeah . Well, just watch me. Ow. Just because joe is an american, does not mean yeah . Well, being an american is the best thing ow, my back. Sure, being an american is great, but how can you be superior to any foreigner when you or your folks might be one of any of a dozen different races or religions . So, if you are no superman, it must be the american way of doing things that makes you that makes you the luckiest guy in the world. I dont think i am so lucky. You dont . Well, let me show you. Hey, what is that gadget . Television . No, it is a time machine, just pull that lever. You will see how people worked 100 years ago. [b
Im jamie colby driving through dallas, texas. What do you get when you couple a onetrack mind to a boxcar full of bucks . A strange inheritance that im told is just the ticket. My name is jane sanders. My husband, steve, was always into his model trains. But when he got sick, they became much more than a hobby. They took him on the trip of a lifetime. I meet jane at her home here in dallas. She leads me upstairs, and i am transported to a railroad wonderland. [ train whistle blows ] oh, my goodness. Unbelievable. Its massive, 2,000 square feet, taking up an entire wing of janes house. Oh, my gosh. Thats so fantastic the locomotives drive past hundreds of handcrafted figurines and intricate details. Theres two men sharing lunch on the stairs, a blonde bombshell hitchhiker, a 1950s gas station. Theyre cleaning the windshield like the good, old days. Yes. And a scene from main street, usa. Theres the diner with people actually sitting in there eating. Absolutely spectacular, to every deta
Im jamie colby driving through dallas, texas. What do you get when you couple a onetrack mind to a boxcar full of bucks . A strange inheritance that im told is just the ticket. My name is jane sanders. My husband, steve, was always into his model trains. But when he got sick, they became much more than a hobby. They took him on the trip of a lifetime. I meet jane at her home here in dallas. She leads me upstairs, and i am transported to a railroad wonderland. [ train whistle blows ] oh, my goodness. Unbelievable. Its massive, 2,000 square feet, taking up an entire wing of janes house. Oh, my gosh. Thats so fantastic the locomotives drive past hundreds of handcrafted figurines and intricate details. Theres two men sharing lunch on the stairs, a blonde bombshell hitchhiker, a 1950s gas station. Theyre cleaning the windshield like the good, old days. Yes. And a scene from main street, usa. Theres the diner with people actually sitting in there eating. Absolutely spectacular, to every deta
Edition of timesaver traffic. One issue that erica grow and allyson rae are tracking would be fog. Some areas its not a problem at all and then you run into a little patch of dense fog and itself visibility just the visibility just completely dropped off. Be cautious. Take it slower. As soon as you run into that fog, you cant see a couple feet in front of your car. Lets take a look at our white house. There it is. It looks great. We do have some i wasnt sure which map i had up first. 67 degrees. It is pretty comfortable out there temperature wise. Heres my fog map. Visibility is very low. Were talking manassas through the Shenandoah Valley, luray, orange, warrenton. Thats where the visibility is really starting to drop off and right through the beltway, even though it says a mile and a half, there are pockets out there that have that low visibility. Temperatures 60 degrees as you head over to andrews. 58 for bowie, comfortable this afternoon. Only near 80 degrees. Clouds will increase
Sherman tank was the most commonly used American Tank in world war ii. Up next, i rock and afghanistan think veteran nick lewis moran talks about the design and history of the m4 sherman tank. The tank was the best u. S. Tank during world war ii because of its versatility, low production cost, and reliability. Nicholas miranda is the director war intary director of america, the stakes game as 100 million players worldwide. York military Affairs Symposium hosted this 90 minute event. [applause] Nicholas Moran graduated from University College dublin and enlisted in the Irish Defense reserve forces in 1997. The United States army in 2000, and was commissioned as an army officer in 2002. He then spent one year in iraq as a tank platoon leader and a oneyear tour in afghanistan. Is also aoran graduate of the u. S. Army command and general college. He has been working at the San Francisco bays wargaming americas inhouse tanker and his historian since 2012 and has the nickname of the chieftai