mantle's biography. >> >> it's the rise of mickey mantle. >> before 1956. he was a failure -- if he could have been a failure. a failure in terms of expectations, he came up to the yankees into spring training. he was hitting the ball over the moon when they were playing during the daytime. if you can hit the ball over the moon during the day. and everyone said yogi berra and all of the players on the team said he's going to be the next to demaggio. the next babe ruth, the next lou gehrig's. everyone expected him to perform immediately like garrick, dimaggio, bruce. they were great, but mickey would show signs of brilliance, greatness, but he would get injured, he would not hit in the clutch. fans by 55 they were bullying him, he was solitary, mad, uncommunicative. in 1956 then he has a breakout season where he wins the triple crown and becomes the mickey mantle of legend. >> and that is where you end the book. >> to the extent, i think what i've done with biographies is more group biography. the recent to do biography is to pull interesting people out when

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mickey would show signs of brilliance, science of greatness. but then he would get injured and not hit in the clutch. fan, by 55, were booing them. he tended to be sultry. he got mad. he wouldn't talk. he was uncommunicative. he wins the triple crown and then he becomes the mcle mantle of legend. >> and that is where you end the book. >> yes. >> so to the extent i think of what i've done biographies i think of them as group biographies and the reason in that sense is just to pull the interesting people out when they're interesting. there are certain times when the ptl story when jim and tammy are the most interesting people in the room so to speak. it allows you to weave a narrative that people can follow. that's interesting. it's to make larger points, if you will, to draw out a story that transcends them even if they're at the center of it for a large part of the time. >> and one of the, i think, most common critics i've heard, it's just one person. so perhaps it doesn't have the same intellectual heft, perhaps, as a study of voting patterns.

a big day for mickey mouse and c0— big day for mickey mouse and co— but it's not business as usual yet, is it? co— but it's not business as usualyet, is it? this is significant for china and disney, that huge global entertainment conglomerate. they been shut for three months. no reported cases amongst visitors at disney resorts, about half—an—hour from where i am talking to you from. there is huge anxiety and it's quite clear when you talk to sing start at the resort about maintaining that zero figure. they are opening cautiously today. the reason it's not too busy is that capacity has been repeated at about 30% stop there are temperature checks, there are squares taped off on the law, guests standing in that now familiar 2— metre distance apart but people are being allowed in. it's important for shanghai and china as it seeks to resume business. it's not business as normal but it is business. hugely important for disney as a company because it has 16 parks, hugely profitable. the first to reopen and this gives you a glimpse of what disney and maybe others in that sector may ha

in this in this film i asked mickey willis the filmmaker i said well were you trying at all to be sharing any alternate side of the story for example the alternate side of the story here would be the story that's been widely reported that this is a pandemic it's global proportions but it's not a conspiracy by wealthy people so that they can get rich on vaccines and i guess and what he told me is that it really wasn't his goal to have anything more than a one sided presentation he just really wanted to have a very biased report good talking to you thank you so much for joining us marshall allen from pro publica thank you. horse racing has resumed across germany after a 2 month hiatus because of the pandemic is the 1st major horse racing country in europe to restart racing to restrictions were eased the races were tightly controlled with riders requests required to wear face masks and spectators bought from the venues. race day at berlin's hopper gotten racecourse the stands empty access to the stables is restricted and the jockeys socially distancing wearing face masks and trash dark areas

mickey mantle before 1956 he was kind of a failure. if he could've been a failure. a failure in terms of expectations he came up to the yankees and then spring training and he was hitting the ball over the moon when they were playing during the daytime if you can hit the ball over moon in the day, anyway and everyone said you will be bear all the players on the team said he's going to be the next damaged you, he is going to be the next babe ruth he's going to be the next flu garrett, and so everybody expected him to perform immediately like eric did like you Ùdimaggio did, they were all great the minute they started. mickey would show signs of brilliance, he wouldn't get hit, by 55 they were booing him he'd got into sultry and matt he wouldn't talk he was uncommunicative and then in 1956 he has this enormous breakout season where he wins a triple crown and then he becomes the mickey mantle of legend. >> and then that's where you end the book. >> that's where i in the book. >> to the extent i think of what i've done with biographies is i think it's more group biogra

could these become the new mickey ears? >> i think it's not only brilliant marketing but it's bottom line business, right? the theme parks are -- do well when they have big crowds but they do even better when those big crowds buy merchandise and food, so if a mask is a retail opportunity like an umbrella or a raincoat in the summertime here in florida, those are great sales opportunities, and they're also takeaways. there's nothing more important to a big, major entertainment company theme park company than for somebody to take away from their experience in the park something that they can remember it by, and if it's a mask, that's great. but i think it's a commercial opportunity for sure. >> but another way to encourage health and safety. bill coan, i appreciate the conversation. thank you for your insights. >> my pleasure, ana, nice to speak with you. >> back at you. >>> from the happiest place on earth to a very grim reality right now, a new report alleging thousands of recovering coronavirus patients in new york were tr

out of some of my journalistic have been taking the mickey out of some of myjournalistic colleagues who have been positioning themselves in front of bookcases full of historical tones and political biographies, and i am saying, what a poser you are! i would never do that! but of course i can't do it in his room because there are too many books! they would all be about liverpool football club, rows and rows of them, and classical music as well, but i'm not going to show off. i don't even know what is behind me. iimagine i don't even know what is behind me. i imagine lots of your reviewers are buying that wallpaper that has got floor to ceiling books on to make them appear, to give and the gravitas. ijust think isn't that what it's for? is itjust for the gravitas or is it because all of these blokes and women have hidden spaces that are entirely full of books? i do actually have a shelf thatis books? i do actually have a shelf that is entirely wall—to—wall books, but that isn't here. i know both of you are massive readers and have got huge libraries. so good to have you both with

the mickey mantle type of athlete. non controversial. you don't deal with politics. you stay away from everything controversial. muhammad ali was controversial. he wins the title, the day after he wins the title at this press conference, he announces that his name is no longer muhammad ali. he changes his name. he is a member of the nation of islam. he at least hint that he's a member of the nation of islam. he is political. he was just a little bit ahead of his generation. he comes out against vietnam before it is a popular stance to take. so he completely changes the landscape for an athlete. i mean he creates the landscape that athletes can have today, where they can take a political position. most don't but some can and do. >> i think that is an interesting venn diagram, i am going to sort of indigestion sully lump tammy fay into the entertainment category, these are roads that have such tension when the wires get crossed. we worked for a long time on a documentary which we couldn't get made called actors in america, the offstage history of actors in america. edw

who came to london to muggeridge who were defected gain from from africa but you know disband that mickey stoically different as a totally different scale and do 2 governments by surprise also the next of course the nation you know the commission has no there is still this subsidiarity principle and you know in relation to held governments has always said yes but this is not your responsibility until you have a serious problem and then you miss out on the time so we have always said please make sure that the 16 recommendations that are in that report they are huge to build today and we are not knocking much we just passed the things that we need to do our job properly and to not good or selves at risk using could be very simple to get masks and gloves to the people who need it most paul thank you so very much we have to leave it there thank you for all your work and we'd like to recognize you on this international nurses day people in your profession thank you be welcome. well our next report now in an asia suffered 2nd highest death toll from covert 1000 behind china and in the past 6 we

mickey darkish personnel but getting more hoped for a f m m a billy get to mourn how one said the quest solo of firsts in stuttgart with cross song mila valor and don is the official home of the red army faction. he gained if. mind hold for enslin led the r.a.f. even while they were in prison. they kept in touch through smuggled messages and by korea. and some lawyers set up a messaging system that the r.t.f. itself late to use. and that's why it was not used as it was intended for the team and the info system was quite calm just hominoids it was meant to be used by the defense team and by our client 15 on the i mean since they were facing long prison sentences if ya. later the author of his relaxed some of the prisoners jail conditions. in didn't come through the entire 7th floor belongs to them and they're allowed to be together on the doors are open during the day you know they'll have a t.v. and all sorts of convenience. is counting on they have a lot of outside support so they're allowed to read in no bar order on harm or in the car too but can we show all that no time and on the 3

no cars, no mickey mouse, no mini, it does not look like a theme park at all. these pictures are taken by a company called planet. they've put loads of cubesats into orbit around the earth and our collecting photos of what is going on all the time. their near—constant surveillance gives us insight into how the world is changing, covering everything from deforestation to refugee camps in myanmar. during the covid—19, crisis these images can provide surprising insights into how the pandemic is impacting our world. that data is even used as an indicator of global economic health. governments can estimate crop yields, and investors can use it to monitor oil storage in areas across the world. you see a lot of effects on the economy. the most obvious cases are things like the ships either stacking up or disappearing from ports, planes stacking up at airports. we saw oil tanks getting full up because the oil was still being in supply but it wasn't being used as much, and so all the tanking capacity was being filled up. and there may be positives for the environmen

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we were planning to have mickey live with her. mickey had dementia and he had a few problems that he needed rehab. so he was in a nursing/rehab center and the plan was to have them together and shawn really wrestled with putting them in nursing homes and assisted living so this was a decision that you know, took place 6-8 months ago very recently after struggling for months wondering if this is the right move. and as you told your audience, we know longer have them here today. >> tucker: that has got to be the hardest decision middle-age people ever make, most of them, how to help and care for aging parents who can't care for themselves. so this makes it all the more devastating. and i just have to ask you, how is your husband holding up after this? >> it is day by day, tucker. we weren't able to have a funeral for them or celebrate their life properly. that was very difficult from the normal weight that people would mourn. we didn't have that. he and his sister are recently cleaning out their apartment that they grew up in. that

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no selfies with mickey or minnie mouse for now. fears of a second wave of infections did nothing to deter crowds. tickets sold out in minutes. >> i feel happy. i finally have a place to take my child. reporter: experts say, don't expect the chinese economy to bounce back soon. >> i think the overall outlook will remain uncertain and subdued as long as we do not have a treatment or vaccine for the virus. reporter: still, authorities are hailing the opening of a milestone. it comes as beijing is locked in a fierce war of words with washington over handling of the outbreak. many believe the two countries have entered a new cold war. house says they have evidence that the virus leaked from me chinese lab. the chinese government saying the u.s. is using dirty tricks. >> do they have no conscience that they care nothing at all of their own political interest, even when human life is at stake? reporter: the tension seemed to not be on the minds of those enjoying their time at disneyland shanghai. jazeera, beijing. anchor: hundreds of undo

mickey, charleston, west virginia. nikki. caller: my confidence in president trump -- i think he has done a fantastic job. i think he is then everything that could be done during this pandemic. not only that, before it. if he is taking hydroxychloroquine, bless his heart. for fourhas taken it -lupusor longer for pre and arthritis and she has not had a sign, not even one little sneeze during this pandemic. if he wants to take it and his doctor says he can, take it. they are going to watch them. if there are any side effects, they will jerk him off of it. posted yesterday also thinking out the u.s. response to the world health organization's assembly and the leadership of the world health organization, saying he sent this multipage letter to the leader of the world health organization, and he says it is self-explanatory. in this letter he lays out where he sees the world health organization showing bias towards china and he concludes in the letter writing this -- "myra -- administration has started his cushions on reform and th

. >>> oh yes, i have a mickey mouse a story for you you can the nba resume play at disney world? that would be a fairytale according to one local expert. also, the catch of >>> how to the 49ers replaces six-time pro bowler name joe staley? how about the seven-time pro bowler, frank williams met the media for the first time since being traded from washington. he is happy to be reunited with his former offensive nader, kyle shanahan. he says this would be great. the fight with richard sherman 7 years ago is water under the bridge. >> we talked that night after the incident. we bury the hatchet then. we have since built a good relationship over 7 years. we have been good friends for a minute. happy to be on the team with him. >>> the nba has been on hold for seven weeks. some executives reportedly want to cancel the season. there are other reports that the league is hoping to resume playing in a bubble city at disney world in orlando. the bay area executive once worked in the nba. i did ask him if this was a good plan. >> i don't know, you tell me how well they will do a space mount

they include mickey and minnie mouse, anna elsa woody buzz, lightyear baby yoda is in there somewhere the cost to just under $20 for a four-pack there are available for presale in june on the disney web site. the profits up to a million dollars will be donated to the nonprofit group medshare until a september 30th. disney is also donating a million masks for children and families in vulnerable communities across the country. still ahead new guidelines if you're headed farmers markets are still being allowed to operate during the pandemic although there are specific guidelines kron on sanaz tahernia talked to the director of the california farmers market association. >>well one of the thing we've been we've been doing is widening the aisles so you'll see what used to be a 12 foot i'll is now a 25 but i'll you'll see that the stalls within the market are spread out. then with a amongst each other then you also see the stalls. themselves what used to be too tense is now for tents or 6 tents. you'll see texas or owes on the ground and that will indicate your social distancing that you nee

how is mickey doing today? ♪ you're just a really hard worker. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that is all the time we have. i'd like to thank stephen curry, adam levine, samantha, and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. nightline is next. thanks for making this isolation feel like an "us"olation. >>> atmospheric river in spring will deliver a soaking starting this weekend. >> big changes coming here to the lake. when it comes to cars like that and food trucks like in. >> bringing restaurants and retailers out doors. the changing economy. >> a new wave of unemployment benefits. how it works and who qualifies. >> dedicating more resources to building a better bay area focusing on issues that you're dealing with on a daily basis. health, education, change in workplace and economy. >> there's a growing list of cities across the city planning for restaurant and retail life once with reopen. we have the details on the widespread push for out door dining. >> local restaurants and retailers expect

i know there's all kinds of rules, i don't care if they replace mickey mouse with masky mouse, i think families are going to be ready for vacations soon. jack: i certainly am, i will tell you that, and it may not be in a tent. carlton is also looking at vacations, and she really thinks there will be a behavioral change, and she's found a beneficiary. >> yeah. for those who don't want to be with raccoons or skunks, we're looking add extended stay america, basically, a hotel chain that has kitchens in room, goes with that kind of drive-to mental dethat vacationers -- mentality that vacationers will have but still gets people out of the house in another low decision. jackie: and, ben, quanta sounds like an australian airline, but it has nothing to do with that. >> no, it basically repairs generators for utilities and fixes pipelines, and it's projects like that. with value stocks finally doing well, ubs put out the report about stocks that were laggards -- [audio difficulty] and this one has started to. it's got some very consistent revenue in this maintenance kind of contract -- [inaudib

i asked him if the mickey plan was a good one? >> i don't know you, you tell me, how well green is going to do in space mountain? [ laughter ] >> so much of this to me seems like gimmick. i get it. it is invasion, creativity and that is disney. but does that basically get us to the point of safety? >>> 49ers left tackle met the media today for the first time since being traded from washington. he is happy to be reunited with his former offensive coordinator kyle shanahan and says transition will be quote glove, hand, fit" that fight with richard sherman seven years ago it is water under the bridge. >> we talked that night after the incident and we buried it then. so, we since then built a good relationship over the past seven years. >> and it is april 30th, time for this day in sports history. >>> 1939, lou gheric played and then he said good-bye to baseball. >>> 1961, willie mays hits four home runs in a game against the milwaukee braves. it happened only 18 times in the history of the game. >>> 1993, monica stelis, stabbed in th

right now [ laughter ] yeah [ applause ] purell williams. [ laughter ] disney world opened its first mickey and minnie mouse themed ride yesterday "big deal, all of our rides are mouse themed," said the new york city subway [ laughter ] [ applause ] i know on my way to work today, i saw, like, four mickeys and two minnies. [ laughter ] and finally, the success of plant-based meat industry is really taking off with companies, like, beyond meat and the impossible burger. fake meat is becoming very popular and companies are claiming that their products are tasting more and more like real meat i saw a commercial last night making the same claim. take a look. >> hey, greg, you hungry >> always. >> well, here, try this. >> a hamburger >> i really think you're going to love it just try it. >> well, you don't have to tell me twice >> what do you think >> it's really good. >> so, you like it >> yeah, it's delicious. >> what if i told you that it wasn't real meat, but was 100% plant-based >> wow those taste just like meat, and i love it. >> i know, right >> yeah. >> it's the only 100% plant-based bur

bankrupt so this was cause for high level of the little man and the education so we are not filming mickey i give a grand out for africa people hold that eclipse or this kind of war so our presence . is important and that they might make that announcement that happened on the island been counseling that stuff on the one of them which i'm sure that they could pad for an inevitable but i don't know that walking in today such as. the clinton days the i'll be away for a minute. chimpanzees i can see that endangered the chimpanzee trusts effort to help save the species from extinction i like to be funded by donations from around the wilds that is something you mentored by income generated by 2 ice visits but now that the island has been shut down due to the pandemic he ses they're not sure how much longer they will be able to continue the a one to. 10 times for the chimp positrons term leg victoria the repercussions of the call that in 1000 crime are being felt everywhere in the gun non-capital. met with professor christopher garden. that's right sondra and this professor is an environmental sc

they include and mickey and minnie mouse woody buzz, lightyear baby yoda that cost just under $20 for a four-pack and are available for presale in june will be on the disney web site. profits up to a million dollars will be donated to the nonprofit medshare disney is also donating a million masks for children and families in vulnerable communities across the u.s.. still ahead farmers markets are still being allowed to operate these days, but they've got specific guidelines kron on sanaz tahernia talked to the director of the california farmers market association. well one of the thing we've been we've been doing is widening the aisles so you'll see what used to be a 12 foot i'll is now a 25 but i'll. >>you'll see that the stalls within the market are spread out. then with a amongst each other then you also see the stalls. themselves what used to be too tense is now for tents or 6 tents. you'll see texas or owes on the ground and that will indicate your social distancing that you need to do. there's hand washing facilities throughout the market every vendor has won. and then also keep

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but this this fear is being aided and abetted by a slew of high profile figures and celebrities like mickey that me how cove who make people even more afraid people who stress them sitting in isolation who who need an outlet and this is a destructive cycle but off the top of my head i can't think of a way that you can get the coronavirus from a 5 g. tower if you would to climb up 5 feet out and stand next to the antenna and boskone the radiation and then you sleep and you fell and you fell on the possible by who had proven then yes you probably could blame a 5 g. talent for. being infected with the coronavirus. it's become painfully clear recent weeks that not only are the worlds elderly among the most vulnerable to coronavirus but the care homes can also pose an acute risk the 1st facility here in russia to be affected has been trying to keep residents safe place the camp since the 1st positive test last month a charity that is working to help the care home talk to us about the difficulties they face and you warn you the only thing unique about the nursing home and then as much is that it

no parade, fireworks and social distancing for the rides and no up-close pictures with mickey or any of the other characters and that's a draw for kids and jeff, you might know a thing about this, too. you like disney, do you think this will givek reopening could mean and look like >> yeah. i think it's one of the best data points that we have right now. there's a question if they open it will they come? this goes a long way to answering that question and speaking about my kids i would rather drag them around disney world at 30% capacity than when it's busting at the seams of people and this may be more of an incentive for folks to want to go. even if it's operating at 30, 40, 50%, at whatever capacity disney decides to open the parks the ticket demand will be there. this is a good sign. thinking longer term, disney+ continues to shine and the company is able to innovate and do it successfully, so i think that's a good quality for the company longer term and this is my chart of the week a couple of weeks ago and it's done well since then and it's still down 25% for the year so i thin

no cars, no mickey mouse, no mini, it does not look like a theme park at all. these pictures are taken by a company called planet. they've put loads of cubesats into orbit around the earth and our collecting photos of what is going on all the time. i remember we saw planet back in 2014, i think, just when they were getting started, and they were hoping to spot daily changes on the surface of the earth with these images. that's right. and as technology's moved on, so has their technology. their near—consta nt surveillance gives us insight into how the world is changing, covering everything from deforestation to refugee camps in myanmar. during the covid—i9, crisis these images can provide surprising insights into how the pandemic is impacting our world. that data is even used as an indicator of global economic health. governments can estimate crop yields, and investors can use it to monitor oil storage in areas across the world. you see a lot of effects on the economy. the most obvious cases are things like the ships either stacking up or disappearing from p

but this this fear is being aided and abetted by a slew of high profile figures and celebrities like mickey that me how call of who make people even more afraid people who stress them sitting in isolation who who need an outlet and this is a destructive cycle but off the top of my head i can't think of a way that you can get the coronavirus from a 5 g. tower if you would to climb up to 5 feet out and stand next to the antenna and boskone the radiation and then you sleep and you fell and you fell on the possible by who had proven then yes you probably could blame a 5 g. talent for being infected with the coronavirus. we've all thought now some countries begin to take tentative steps towards easing measures donald trump has threatened to resume a trade war the middle of it all with china tensions sought after washington playing the origin of the coronavirus on a lab in the chinese city of. are you considering new tariffs on china as sort of a punishment for their handling of the virus well it's the ultimate punishment i will tell you there washington's recent attacks on china have sent global