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. >> derek white's chase-down block preserved a five-point lead for the celtics in the final minute,other boston victory last night over the dallas mavericks in the nba finals. great play. >>> jrue holiday's 26 points led another all-around effort by the celtics to overcome a triple-double over the mavericks to take a 2-0 series lead. the team is traveling to dallas for a game on wednesday. the celtics have not lost on the road this whole postseason. they didn't even play that well last night. they shot terribly from three, yet, they win. 2-0. >>> meantime tonight in the nhl the florida panthers host the edmonton oilers. the panthers have a 1-0 series lead after shutting out the oilers, 3-0 in saturday's opener. >>> to tennis now, carlos alkaraz is the french open champion. the 21-year-old spaniard won a five-set thriller against alexander to win the third grand slam title of his career. he eclipses fellow spaniard rafael nadal who collected championships on three major surfaces. this trumps the che and on grass at wimbledon last year. such an exciting young player. on the women's si

however, the vast majority have this cautious and dissipation. derek whites, the suspicions about the, the involving a story with regard to the seeds fire because their experience in the past have been quite a draining and exhaust name. for the most part. there were talks about possible and potential states fire the but didn't work out on the ground. in fact, what we, what we, so contrary to what's going on of surgeons. yeah. attacks more people have been killed at the point where people have been killed at the record number across the doctor every time there is talk about a potential ceasefire. so cautious optimism there, honey, my modem down, but i central guy. so thank you very much for the update. well, let's remind you of this. propose 3 points, guys, a sci fi upon the 1st would be a full and complete sci fi between israel and her mouse for 6 weeks. the 2nd phase would see a permanent end to the war, and the release of all is really. capt is the 3rd and final phase would involve a major reconstruction plan for garza and the return of the remains of the dead captives that spring i

oh, what a block from derek white. >> after that block, the celtics jaylen brown drove down the middle, banked a layup. he sealed the win. final score there 105-98. boston now two wins from the title. game three wednesday night in dallas. >> how exciting. >> you are being proven right again. >> with that boston squad, it's hard. >> it was close there for a while. >> for a while. >>> all right. let's get a check of the weather. mr. roker is standing by. >> well, we have hot weather to talk about again. good morning, everybody. out in california to the southwest, 18 million people under heat advisories, heat watches, warnings. look at the triple digits. redding into salt lake into the midpart of the week. phoenix will see temperatures in the triple digits as well, which is anywhere from 5 to 20 degrees above average for this region. now, we've got the jet stream in the trough to the east that keeps things cooler for today. out west, that upper ridge is strengthening. the high pressure moves to the east, and that will mean we'll possibly see record highs in the northeast over the next sev

. >> she loves jalen brown, jason tatum and derek white. >> reporter: her love for the celtics runs deep first six weeks of life. >> she didn't have to get up, you know, lug the baby to the hospital to get care. the care came to her. it's had a tremendous impact on her life and well-being. >> reporter: the former elementary school teacher realizing a passion to serve women and their babies so she started a new career becoming a post partum doula and certified lactation counselor. >> she made me feel more confident in myself as a mom. >> there are so many women and families who are just so lucky to learn from you and receive support from you. >> thank you for all the work that you do to make our community healthier, happier place for us. >> i love that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there's a lot of emotion on your face. so much emotion. what are you feeling and thinking? >> i'm so grateful for the opportunity to have been part of curbside care. it launched a new phase of my life. all my family and friends here, thank you all so much. it's amazing. >> reporter: we are thrilled to celebrate yo

white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derekd, northern ireland saw the warmth and the sunshine. it was england and wales on sunday which saw temperatures reach 2a celsius in a few locations. this upcoming week, though, will be rather disappointing for many. it�*ll turn a lot cooler for early june — sunshine and showers, and nights will become chilly. gardeners and growers, do beware, could see a touch of frost at night from tuesday onwards. now, this area of high pressure, which brought the fine weather at the weekend, just retreating back out towards the atlantic, allowing some weather fronts to start to work their way down from the north. one such weather front will bring quite a bit of cloud across the country through the day — holes appearing in it, some sunny spells here and there, spots of rain over some western hills. best of the sunshine across northern scotland, but there�*ll be maybe a few showers across the north. quite blustery here, and turning cool already — but top temperatures, 19—20 celsius in the warmest spots

white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek arctic air, which will spread southwards across the uk during the course of tuesday. so it�*s going to be pretty disappointingly cool for the time of year, with some really chilly nights to come — gardeners and growers take note — and we�*ll see a mixture of sunshine and showers. it�*s all thanks to this area of low pressure pushing southwards out of the arctic, bringing this cold air behind the cold fronts across the country as you move through tuesday and into wednesday, and thereafter for the rest of the week, this cooler air hangs around with sunshine and showers, mainly across the north of the uk. tuesday starts off mostly dry. variable cloud, a bit of brightness for england and wales. this band of cloud and showery rain will spread south across the country. some of it will be heavy and squally, maybe a few heavy showers ahead of it in east anglia. but skies brightening up across the north of the uk later on behind the rain band, sunshine and blustery showers, but turning chillie

in america's white nationalist movement, with a father who was a ku klux klan leader and the founder of a website whose users have been linked to close to 100 murders. that ideology was derekney from white nationalism to anti—racism. today, we have that extraordinary story of race, politics and ultimately turning against what your family stands for. how does a transformation like that come about? what can we learn from it? and has derek black found a new purpose as well as a new identity?

in america's white nationalist movement, with a father who was a ku klux klan leader and the founder of a website whose users have been linked to close to 100 murders. that ideology was derek your family stands for. how does a transformation like that come about? what can we learn from it? and has derek black found a new purpose as well as a new identity? derek black, welcome to hardtalk. your book is called the klansman's son, and your family as a whole were close to david duke, who's one of the most notorious ku klux klan leaders.

america�*s white nationalist movement, with a father who was a ku klux klan leader and the founder of a website whose users have been linked to close to 100 murders. that ideology was derekgainst what your family stands for. how does a transformation like that come about? what can we learn from it? and has derek black found a new purpose as well as a new identity?

white nationalists. and i think as long as that�*s the case, there�*s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek*m sure if you got 12 hours of sunshine, you�*d take it. that�*s exactly what we had on wednesday through the isle of man. a chilly day, but a beautiful day in terms of sunshine. slightly different story further north and west — temperatures struggled in parts of scotland to get up into double figures, and there was a rash of sharp showers, as well. that�*s because scotland and northern ireland, you�*re closest to this area of low pressure, and a brisk northwesterly wind continues to feed showers in around that low. so we start off on a chilly note first thing on thursday morning. sunny spells and scattered showers through scotland and northern ireland — fairly widespread throughout the day. further south, after a cloudy start, the cloud should break up, some sunshine come through. there�*s always a risk of one or two isolated showers across england and wales, but hopefully they�*ll be few and far between. and with a little more shelter in the south east, we could see temperatures peak

donald trump with the chief— derek and here is donald trump with the chief witness of the prosecution in mark— the chief witness of the prosecution in mark meadows, as former whiteucus it's a dangerous time for mrtrump and the freedom caucus it's a dangerous time for mr trump and he knows that, the case _ time for mr trump and he knows that, the case may— time for mr trump and he knows that, the case may be less dangerous but is of the _ the case may be less dangerous but is of the cases they had of him, the documents — is of the cases they had of him, the documents case, the insurrection case _ documents case, the insurrection case and — documents case, the insurrection case and the election fraud case in georgia _ case and the election fraud case in georgia are — case and the election fraud case in georgia are harder cases for him and so, he's _ georgia are harder cases for him and so, he's looking for help and one more _ so, he's looking for help and one more point — so, he's looking for help and one more point about mike johnson, he has already— more point about mike johnson, he has already helped donald trump because — has already helped donald trump becaus

force, flight and joy derek and i readily admit even these chapters are not fully accessible and we have a much at our disposal, or black people to defend themselves against whiterce, fight, protection and joy has worked out in my life and worked effectively. but i've also seen how it worked throughout history, how black people used revolution, not just in -- the haitian revolution, how the underground railroad and abolitionist movement was about protection. how when we think about the long freedom struggle in the civil rights union, we think about the beacons of self- defense. and i wanted to think about the things we don't think about like flight, how when black people leave, they choose to say not on my watch, i'm leaving and they flee the south or they flee rural areas to urban areas or flee the country altogether like james baldwin or josephine baker, they go to paris or black panthers to go to africa. the last chapter looks at july. it looks at how joy can be a weapon. how joy fortifies ourselves against the erosion of white supremacy. >> i want to go back to your point about nonviolent resistance. you talk about other forms of resistance and your point i

white. will you? what did you do? i got a little design help. i'm in sweats, derek.. reportera: cuÁl es la enseÑanza mÁs grande que te dejÓ tu papÁ? daniel: como amar a la familia y entregar el corazÓn, como ser un buen papÁ, repitiendo las cosas que Él me enseÑÓ. la verdad que estoy extraÑando mucho. ya lo estÁ con nosotros pero honrÁndolo cada vez que se puede. para mÍ es muy importante siempre estar juntos y dar mucho amor. mi papÁ no era una persona tan cariÑosa. entonces estoy evolucionando un poco su crianza. los besos, los abrazo y les digo que los amo todos los dÍas. reportera: compartiÓ que no pudo mÁs con la distancia y decidiÓ traer a mÉxico a sus hijos. daniel: cuando hice "el amor invensible" la pasÉ muy mal porque grababa de lunes a viernes todos los dÍas compartir con ellos menos de 24 horas, y no estÁ para el crecimiento de mis hijos. y me siento muy feliz porque no me estÉ perdiendo ni un segundo de su crecimiento. daniel: yo los voy apoyar en todo lo que quieran hacer. que no quiere ser actor, que quiere trabajar en world street. y yo muy bien, hijo