mickey: thank you.: and we'll be back shortly with an airline attendant's brief but spectacular take on the miracle of flight. amna: but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your support, which helps keep programs like ours on the air. ♪ geoff: for those of you staying with us, special correspondent fred de sam lazaro has the story of an effort in minnesota to remember the holocaust by preserving and honoring the music performed by prisoners in concentration camp orchestras. his encore report is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ ♪ fred: this is a concert about music and jewish identity. in particular, my own. fred: an unlikely theme in minneapolis lutheran church but coming just days after october 7 as violence erected in the middle east, a violist said -- erupted in the middle east, the vilest said a time -- violist said a timely one. ♪ fred: the works performed by the minnesota-based ensemble ranged widely. a beaulah and piano duet of the prairi

mickey bergman, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. now, let's go back to october the 7th and the days after, when your phone started ringing. tell us what happened. well, like the rest of the world, i woke up in the united states on october 7th to kind of get the news and start understanding what is happening. but very soon after, i started getting phone calls, initially from the mother of an israeli soldier who's been killed and kidnapped in gaza years ago, leah goldin, who i've worked with over the years, to let me know that there's a lot of hostages�* families that are seeking help. she started organising and listing their names, and i started receiving a lot of phone calls from what ended up being about 67 different families asking us to help. now, just... we should be clear, you are not involved in the formal negotiations, either now or then. so what was it that you were doing? so that is correct. we are a not—for—profit, non—government organisation. we work on behalf of families at their request and at no cost to them. so what w

mickey mantle heard about nancy and wanted to meet her. >> mickey mantle came to speak to me.ed him, if you can hit a home run for me. he said, well, i can't promise you anything. i said, that's okay. and he hit a home run. and he came over to me, he said, here, nancy, here's my bat. >> david: just a few weeks later -- >> i get this autographed picture in the mail. to nancy, the cutest bat boy we have ever had, your pal, mickey mantle. >> it's incredible. i was so excited to see this, this is such a wonderful story. you really can't get a better bat than this. i would expect a bat like this to go for about $35,000. it's truly a fantastic piece. one of the best pieces i've seen on the show. >> thank you! thank you! yes, my them miries are awesome. >> david: 15 years ago, the bat was worth $35,000. as you know, the show loves to go back and find those items, to see if they've gone up in value. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> david: the appraiser, simeon, and what that bat is now worth. >> today, i value it closer to $75,000, and, you know, at auction, who knows what c

, yes, i think his name was, yes, i think, mickey, well, mickey, in short, three times more than simony shoulders like that, in the face, like that, well, you chose the dad, but how did you choose the child, well, the child, it was the most difficult thing, the breeder helped us, she said what she said, this is it the most intelligent face of all, since you didn’t have dogs. she tells you that she was definitely a girl , she was just such a bunny, a bunny in everyone, in everyone, and she still remains like that to this day. okay, tell us about the pets you used to have in your family? yes, but i never had anyone, but as soon as we moved to the dacha, this young man immediately brought a cat, her name was murochka, yes, yes, she was like that for him, he was like this, she was like that for him too got up, kissed him and said, mom, we have now the cat will live, i say everything is clear, but he... he just didn’t do anything to her, but she withstood everything, she never scratched him, so don’t, it happened, yes, yes, it happened once , but this is about the cat that was before, and t

journalism mickey mouse degree . journalism mickey mouse degree. no. look, i, i mean, what is it? is you've got to work out. the bottom line is you've got to work out what a mickey mouse degree is before you can actually then determine whether or not what are we actually what is the conversation we're actually having here? >> do we want to say that we should go back to a kind of 19505 should go back to a kind of 1950s education model, where only the very a very narrow band of british society ever had aspirations to go to university , aspirations to go to university, and that when they did and those people were then sort of funnelled into the establishment, that would feel sort of like the top roles across society. and that actually changed under successive governments , successive governments, including obviously, famously, john major, with the liberalisation of universities in the early 1990s, where a lot of polytechnics became universities, and what you had after that was a much was it was after that was a much was it was a really great broadening out of the university sector ,

and i'm mickey and the letter you guys have been asking us how we make a body set. so we're going to show you today that we make about a certain yeah. sam and mickey bobby love is from australia, says 2010, the 2 foot civilians through z as the directors of showed stopped motion phillips, satirical and pointed. bobby is always the boss personally, i guess growing up from me, she was every thing she would be hitting me a slight. yeah. in imagination. whenever i wanted to do whatever i want it to be. i could be that 3 body. i could make her be a wonderful house make or i could make up be up. i'll wake up heroin and fight cry . it was so limitless. what you could do with her and what you could imagine with she could feel entire days, weeks was play and you'd navigate for it because there was, there was always some different scenario. you could imagine you could build some other well that you could. and you could, you know, enter into with the concept is clear that children create their own adult who become the directors of their individual fantasies. play up the dream

true stories of high-stakes negotiations to free americans captured a broad mickey are also a form of paratrooper in the idf. >> now i just want to ask about the recent news that we're learning. all right, so idf announces a humanitarian pause to allow some aid to get in. if you're on the hostage negotiation side, obviously you don't have control over what the military is doing and are announcing. but how might a move like this have an impact on negotiations that very delicate ones that are happening behind the scenes. >> well the first of all, any pause in fighting is a positive from negotiations but in this, we have to understand it's really important to understand the fundamentals here we have a couple of assumptions. israel and hamas do not talk directly, cannot. >> there are four countries in the world that have influence over hamas that's iran, a turkey, egypt, and qatar. >> none of them have any interest in helping israel, but at least two of them, qatar and egypt have an interest in working with the united states. therefore, our theory of return, when we take cases and we've b

it is date night for conservative couple ron and mickey at their local spa.momentarily disrupted to take in the verdict. wow. what's your reaction, ron? i'm not surprised at all. because i think that he was guilty as well. but i'm... i'm pleased, yeah. i am. mickey voted for donald trump last time — not this time. i think he's a complete narcissist. i think that he is, it's all about him and he doesn't take the heart of the american people to heart. for moderate republicans, they are still processing this verdict. i'm not 100% there, i'm not. i think that i'm veryl close because i think most americans will vote with their pocketbooks i or their wallets and at this point, i'm a wallet voter. i if donald trump crossed a red line for you, would you vote forjoe biden? no, i would not vote forjoe biden. - i would leave it blank. if he crossed a red line. but polls suggest one in four republicans will still dance to donald trump's tune regardless. how can you back a convicted presidential candidate? well, it's not too hard when you look at who is president now. and

thank you so much, mickey. >> thank you so much. to you. >> john: great interview, bret. thank you. "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich marked 14 months wrongfully detained in moscow's notorious prison last week. he has been held in russia since march the 29th of last year on espionage allegations that the u.s. government and his employer have called absurd. president biden has called repeatedly for gershkovich's release to no avail. the journalist will remain behind bars until at least through june. up next, the panel on dr. anthony fauci getting a grilling over his role in the covid-19 pandemic response. and then a mass parachute jump over normandy kicks off commemorations for the 80th anniversary of d-day. ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. my daughter and i finally had that conversation. oh, no, not about that. about what comes next in life. fo

mickey makes the point that they're always looking for reciprocity, so they are looking for a spy forn alleged spy, which is what they allege paul is he has vehemently denied that. he he's had to adjust to that for sure. >> yeah. journey hands are really appreciate you being here. >> thank you for bringing us this reporting really important perspective. 2000 days thanks. >> all right. we're following other news as well. countdown is on for cnn's presidential debate. now, just five days away and come at president joe biden and his republican challenger, former president donald trump, are taking very different approaches to how they prepare for this high-stakes face off at least as of late sources from trump's campaign, tell us the former president is taken can maybe a less conventional approach holding private and informal policy discussions with potential vp picks coming up with ways to answer questions about his criminal conviction in and skipping mock debates all together in fact, today, he's not even doing debate prep at least for now. instead, he's hitting the campaign trail, hold

i know mickey is we don't stream by with the norm is for rufus strength and pace a basically regensburg and paso r. m. 2 of the places which are, or on the, on the, on the possible, the past of this, this, this foss, moving river so far here, they've managed to mitigate the, the effects of, of the high levels. we heard at least 5 people have died. are there any more missing there's that's right. then there was a 1st victim, the casualty of women who died as she was trapped in floods, also not car. and we know we, we also believe that the search for the 6 fashion, amman, who was missing arrest you, worked on, somebody went missing that has, it was suspended as my back home. they watched the few, they said that he has to come to, to, to, to the water, the, to the, he's driving in the, in the, in the flooding. and ultimately, the feed ice, the as the walls to receive that we need only get more by use as people like externalize the extent of the damage done normally to, to, to the homes. also as a b, c, kilo's not being and i'm due to with i'm with flood waters that we meet at the desk to b

so we're going to show you today that we make a lot of it says yeah, sam and mickey bobby love is from australia, says 2010, the 2 foot civilians through z as to the directors of short stopped motion phillips, satirical and pointed. bobby is always the boss personally, i guess growing up from me, she was everything you would be telling me of play. yeah. and imagination whenever i wanted to do whatever i want it to be. i could be that 3 body. i could make her be a wonderful house maker. i could make a b r. i wake up heroin and fight cry. it was so limitless. what you could do with her, what you could imagine with that she could feel entire days, weeks was play and you'd never get to it because there was, there was always some different scenario. you could imagine you could build some other well, but you could, you could, you know, enter into it to the concept is clear, the children create their own adult who become the directors of their individual fantasies. play up the dream force here at the f one and try to focus on it was only supposed to be addressed up to upsize of him and then t

and then and then bowie kuhn banned mickey mantle and willie mays from baseball at a time because they were greeters for a couple of casinos. that that tells you how things have come full circle. so, so basically, willie was in a giant uniform for the willie mccovey tribute day for the first time in maybe a decade, and i came up to cover that. and, you know, when you're seeing your childhood hero with a microphone and you have to ask him a question, you know, it was pretty crazy. and i had seen him in person one time prior to that, actually, when i was a kid , at a game, got an autograph, got a willie mays autograph, was one of some of the kids that hung out, where the old giants clubhouse used to be, it wasn't as strict in terms of security back then. you could actually hang out and get an autograph and i got an autograph as a maybe, i don't know, ten year old, 12 year old, but, another time he was playing in the at&t. it was the crosby then, and he was one of the celebrity guys. and i'm covering that because i was working down that part of the world. and i see willie mays walking tow

i know mickey is we don't stream by with the norm as for rushes, strength and pace a basically rigging spark and paso r. m 2 of the places which are on the, on the, on the past of the past of this, this, this foss, moving river so far here, they've managed to mitigate the, the effects of, of the high levels. nigeria is labor unions of postponed and indefinite strikes. for a week to continue talks with the government over a high, a minimum wage. the government, a signal that's open to the idea, idea has been grappling with cost of living, crisis union said shut down the power grid, leaving millions without electricity. the shut down affected airport schools and other public institutions. dw correspondent, totally such a puma is covering this story for us from lagos. the strike was supposed to be indefinite. bounty explains why it was suspended after a day. well then that is what it is that the trade unions outside basically caused a suspension of the stripe blocks for just 5 days. they said is to allow for negotiations to come in the grocery sort of a car and deal to continue. they have

. >> mickey mouse. >> mickey mouse. >> good morning . it >> mickey mouse. >> good morning.od morning . it is fast >> good morning. it is fast approaching. 7:00. it's tuesday, the 11th of june. you are very welcome. >> yeah. welcome on board. eamonn holmes and isabel webster here with breakfast on gb news. >> the prime minister returns to the campaign trail asking for forgiveness as he prepares to launch the conservative party manifesto , participated in manifesto, participated in events both in portsmouth and in france and having fully participated in all the british events with british veterans . events with british veterans. >> as i returned home before the international leaders event that was a mistake and i apologise for that . for that. >> labour will pledge to tackle a crisis in children's health, promising 100,000 new dental appointments. talking to the shadow health minister, wes streeting, very shortly , sir ed streeting, very shortly, sir ed davey takes journalists on a ride as he launched the liberal democrats manifesto with a bang scandal at strictly. a star dan

veteran negotiator mickey bergman discusses his new book on the shadowy world of international hostagecue. and an airline attendant gives his brief but spectacular take on the miracle of flight. >> this is the pbs newshour. from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> while joe biden and donald trump earned enough delegates to win the respective party nominations months ago, the primary season is only now officially coming to a close. the two men swept the handful of states that voted yesterday, but both still s some opposition from primary voters. we now turn to our regular contributors. our democratic and republican strategists. thanks for being here. let's talk about what we can take away from these contest last night and what matters to voters right now. if you look at the results from one state, new mexico, on the republican side, this is two weeks after nikki haley said she would support trump. we are seeing her pull in primaries. mr. trump has 84%, nikki haley with 9, and uncommitted getting 3%. for

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mickey, thank you. these are true stories. heart-pounding. you have been inside north korea. start with israel. you served in the idf. you understand how complicated these missions must be to try to -- the negotiations are one thing, but the mission we saw the other day to secure the four hostages and to bring them home. what is the best hope in your assessment to get those remaining more than 100 hostages back to their families in israel? >> well, thank you for having me. i think since october 7th when it started and obviously a very emotional moment for me because it's a case now that i emotionally involved in. it's where i come from. it's people that i know, and when we deal with a new case, the first thing we do is try and figure out what is a theory of return, the script, the shortest path that somebody comes home, and in this case, that script shows that hamas and israel cannot negotiate directly, that there are entities and countries in the middle east that can influence hamas. nobody can control them, but influence them. >> qatar, perhaps. >> qatar, egypt, turkey, and

kinds of dividends and buyback increases they will give to investors, they probably don't to take the mickeyust yet. they want to be cautious. we still have a lot of regulatory uncertainty around what they are sick -- signaling to the market at how liberal they will be. sonali: thank you so much, todd. we will keep an i on that. breaking news, bloomberg reporting that the supreme is poised to allow emergency abortions in idaho. the supreme court abortion decision appeared briefly on the website as well. kailey leinz joins us from d.c. to discuss. what do we know? kailey: important to note that this is not necessarily a final opinion from the court. bloomberg law colleagues saw this got posted on the website when the issue two other separate opinions earlier this morning. in what was seen, which appears to be a draft, the court is poised to allow emergency abortions in idaho. for backgrounds on this case, it was one of the states where after the dobbs decision where roe v. wade was overturned, they had a trigger law with a near total abortion band go into effect with you exceptions. the feder

the angels mickey moniak had a couple of doubles and a triple in his first three at bats. he came in hitting well under 202 run double down the line four zero. angels bob is not happy anymore. in the fourth, zach neto oh this is a no doubter. high deep aloha into the san francisco night. and the giants lose the series opener to the angels. everybody's got these crazy mascot races nowadays. this is a really fast fish. top of the first. the a's starting hot against the twins. shea langoliers his first career grand slam. that's why they call him bangalis. he's up for nothing in a flash. but the twins came back. this game goes to extras. max kepler walks it off for minnesota. good night. game over. drive home safely. six five as the a's drop their seventh straight second round of the us open, tiger woods, a 73, finished seven over par, missed the cut by two shots. he is going home for the rest of the weekend, chipping went better for rory mcilroy. this is for par. mcilroy a second round 72. he's only two back of the lead. bryson dechambeau. he's played all the majors solidly t

jail before being released on his own recognizance the better day singer began his career on the mickey mouse club in shot to start them as a member of the boy band and sing in the mind before launching a multi platinum solo career timberlake had a highly publicized relationship with britney spears from 1999 to 2000 and to in her tell all book published last year, she wrote about having an abortion while dating the singer, alleging that timberlake was not happy about the pregnancy. writing if it had been left up to me alone, i never would have done it. timberlake has not responded to that revelation he later married actress jessica biel, and the pair are now parents of two young sons the couple recovered from a scandal in 2019 when timberlake was seen closing up to a female co-star? >> he released a statement apologizing to his wife saying i drank way too much last night and regret my behavior. i should have known better, like his high profile relationships, timberlake's career has also had ups and downs beyond his music and acting. >> and gentlemen, welcome. >> and appearing on saturda

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and it was mickey mantle and it was willie mays. but as we get little kids, you were at bat and some kid was telling the ball to you and it was willie mays our mickey mantle that we were emulating even as little kids and i think with willie mays it's been mentioned, of course, he started in the leagues, the fact that he was such a star in new york for seven years. and then expansion to the west coast. and so he goes to san francisco and he plays for the san for let's go giant. and that's when baseball was expanding across the country. and it is a black man from alabama is you said, who is the face of the game that was so extraordinary at that time in america, we're talking of course, the late 50s into the 60s, into the 70s. he comes back to new york to the mats desk where he finishes his career. both coasts a giant of a player, one of the greatest of all time. and in fact, the players of his generation, caitlin, when they talk about the greatest player they ever saw to a man, they mentioned willie mays yeah, he just add such flare.

it's not some mickey mouse mickey mouse pollster that no one's heard of.p. the momentum is with us. something is definitely happening out there. word is spreading. and voters actually i think are just thrilled that there's a serious alternative, credible option putting forward different policies about how you make work pay, policies about how you make work pay, how you get people off benefits, how you can lift the income tax threshold to £20,000 from 12,500 pounds. how you can get to zero waiting lists on health care and reform the way we do health care still free at the point of delivery, and how you freeze immigration in order to allow the country to catch up. these are the things that people want to talk about, and they're delighted when we arrive on the doorstep and say, have we got news for you? >> yeah, i mean, it's interesting talking to one of our viewers earlier on, i mean, talking, he says common sense policies are appealing to him. the problem with it is, richard, you i mean, as punters, we've got to take so much of it on trust, haven't we? i me

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they, we are going to continue to get past, and these will turn to save time media outlets like mickey lakes, who will do the regulate free investigative journalism. and i agree, the brands, you know, mainstream media is somewhat intimidates, especially around the world. you know, a, a, america least we have the 1st amendment in places like the u. k. we still have a traditional system way where the song has been trapped in it. you know, for the last 10 years or so and but at least we have that system. so i hope that it doesn't have that shooting effect. and i don't think that it will be particularly significant study in west and medium august. okay. charlie beckett. although we can leaks news in the net worked error, we appreciate your time and always your valuable insight strongly. thank you. all right, here's a quick look me on some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. nato has officially announced outgoing dodge prime minister mark router as it's next to the secretary general. people take over from the in stoughton. back on the 1st of october, some of the

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angels going to run back courtesy of mickey moniak start sensitive to center off keen when that's a solonow, giants threatening to on and who else. but ramos sends it down the line into the corner. that's an rbi double. he drove in all 3 runs today for san francisco. they're up 3 to one. but again, the angels are going to answer back in the 6th inning a runner on for logan o'hoppe e that is a tape measure shot. look how far up the goes. estimated at 467 and we're tied at 3 top 7, still tied runner on 3rd for luis rengifo. and all he does is just loop it into center field. but that's good enough for the rbi single. the angels come back to win 4 to 3. a tough loss for the giants will try to avoid the sweep tomorrow. all right. let's get to golf now. the 3rd round of the u.s. open in pinehurst, north carolina. start things off with collin morikawa former cal bear stant also in contention, closing out his round here, the birdie on 18. that cuts even par for the tournament is tied for 9th place. the 36 hole leader with sweden's ludvig auburn through the side door with the birdie here drop a b

. >> hi, mickey.igh grant the bay area's going to have some representation at the olympics this year. we've got details on the berkeley coach who's been selected for the olympic rowing team staff. plus, rv dwellers are speaking out against their pending eviction near lake merced said more on the proposed parking meters that could force them to move elsewhere. we've got that and much more coming up later tonight on kron for news at 10 11 o'clock back to guys. all right. thanks know. well, as san jose unified school district facing some harsh criticisms. >> a new report by the santa clara county civil grand jury says the district leadership is failing to serve its students for us. jack moment has that story. well, they report commissioned by the santa clara county civil grand jury is more than 40 pages long and says that it stemmed from complaints within the district. many of the issues of the highlights. >> go back to leadership here at the district i think do have pull special i as a parent with san j

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let's speak to mickey pardo, a behavioural ecologist and postdoctoral associate who led this study.ne thing, i was actually at colorado state university when i did this study so it was a joint study of colorado state university, save the elephants and elephant voices. �* ., save the elephants and elephant voices. �* . . ., voices. i'm glad we clarified that was — voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did _ voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you _ voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you find - voices. i'm glad we clarified that was did you find out? l that was did you find out? found that we identify, using a machine wording model, who and elephant cult was addressed to just based on the sound copies of the call itself that we found when we played those calls back to the elephants, that would respond more strongly to occult initially addressed to them than to a coal addressed to somebody else. that meant not only do the calls have some properties in them that identify the intended recipient, like a name, but the elephants can perceive this and they can tell if a call

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