derrick. i have three quick questions i need you to speak about. this government finds money to give to the immigrants that are crossing the border? and we still here, in this country -- i am a product of slavery, family who was enslaved. why is the hr 40 bill still sitting on the table? why are we, as black people in thisblack votes away, and we get absolutely nothing to catch up the economics in this country? thank you so much, sir. please speak on that. guest: thank you for the question. first of all, we should look at what is the priority of this nation and its spending. quite frankly, we give more money away to foreign nations than we do to try to■ ensure tht we re-tool the workforce for the future. status for everyone. secondly, we should never fall into the lowest common denominator of why o that them and not us when there is more at the table for everyone. we give more corporate tax breaks than we do to any single community. that is unfortunate. we watch as company after company benefit from a re than their fair share in taxes, only for tho

host: derrick johnson, your response?well, i am not really for sure facts senator tim scott is speaking of, because the reality is, in many cases, it is the complete opposite. we had an unfortunate scenario on the border with the taking of children was a promise to builda wall along the border. the wall was never built. we have the track record of the prior administration having the worst record in job creation in the history of an president. i could go on and on. unfortunately, the spin doctors of the conservative movement, when you do a fact-check, most of that will not hit sounds rat, but factually -- it sounds great but factually, it is inaccurate. host: let's go to nathaniel, democratic caller. caller: good morning. thank you so much for having me on. first of all, the naacp has been a bedrock in our community for years and years and years, so i want to thank them for their service. i think, coming from the blackcf our members in our community saying they are not going to vote. i do not think they truly realize the r

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derrick anderson scored a huge primary victory in district seven.rmer leader in the green beret. he beat five ott republican candidates next month and face eugene vinman, the whistleblower who played a role in trump's first impeachment in the house. both parties see the seat as a key house majority. derrick anderson is in "focus" now. first of all, you are in a state that's changing now. talk to me about this. now it's leaning democrat. it should be a democrat state, widen won it. what happened? >> thanks again for having me. what we're seeing in virginia, as people are ready for common sense. they are ready for an economy that's booming again. they are waiting for our communities to be safe. we're feeling what the american public are feeling in the commonwealth in the seventh congressional district. tom homan on recently and i heard him talking about the border crisis. if you look at the seventh congressional district a few months ago we had two illegal immigrants of jordanian dissent posing as amazon drivers trying to get onto the military base. w

many of his passengers know derrick for his in-flight poems reflecting on his time in the skies.rrick shares one of his poems and his brief but spectacular take on the miracle of flight. >> i've been a flight attendant for 14 years. we're all used to the flight attendant. make sure that you have all your bags underneath the chair in front of you. make sure your seatbelt is buckled, make sure your seatback is upright. how many times have you heard a poem at 36,000 feet? today again, we fly. we enjoy the energy of the people at the port, the hustle and bustle and excitement of going without thought, moving from city to city amongst the skies, observing the beauty of nature. as we fly, people from all around the world, we meet, sharing unique and interesting conversations as we speak, seeing smiles again. without a mask, you begin to realize just how much covid-19 has put us all to a task. today, again, we fly. clear clothes and ready to go. we shout as we bring the world together. without a doubt. up, up, and away, we go. as the mighty jet engines begin to roar. today again, we fly

but jaylen brown and derrick white hustle block the shot.with 21 white and tatum 18 celtics take a 2-0 series lead with a 10598 when here's a two-time awesome an olympic gold medalist holiday, or what makes this year celtic so special i think when you sacrifice together, you do something together brings you closer i think being able to go through wins and losses and to build something it means a lot. >> i think the best with this team has done from from one to 15, somebody sacrifice something. so it's been great in the journey has been awesome, but i've been in the day the judge and scottie scheffler has been through it all over the past month. de and his wife, meredith, welcoming their first child his arrest at the pga championship in louisville, then having the charges dropped yesterday, he found themselves back on top winning the memorial tournament, finishing eight under its fifth win in his last eight starts, his first wins is baby bennett, though. scheffler, full of emotion after the win that's pretty fun it's one he's getting sunburne

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host: us of this morning from jackson, mississippi is naacp president and ceo derrick johnson. this morning k let's talk about a recent cbs poll based on exit polls from 2020 that showed >>> based

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who looks old here instead of life. derrick does the border much dice and john is still with trump. secretary when groups go are usually walks you, how you doing mondays to play down the buttons, the books we ta, ta for them around. okay, so that's who don't tell a guy that was just up to day stuff he didn't know and teed for a 5 child. i used to watch him then after just after the war crow without a model really, really good papers. the old watch, old, used to be a camp for state. there's really, really a working paper i never wrote out for each other and what that date was created, a fantastic atmosphere relationship between the community and the club. that's the federal government been building the building to last the paper show you the bar to where the paper tray or to date, but more are do not know. of course there's other part for detail, but which in most about most curious are stuff type they've, they're much more criminal offenses code on the more token just to be paid for our sake. they've got bad reputation. oh for break. put it. that was the thing that's a, that's go wh

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now at three minutes into today's flight. >> derrick, your thoughts as we watch this moment and whatexcited and satisfied at what they have seen so far in this first two minutes of flight of the atlas centar rocket and the starliner capsule. i'm sure the astronauts on board are feeling good about this as they see everything is looking at its nominal flight and the excitement of this is -- should be palpable by everyone involved in this as the spacecraft makes its way up to international space station. this is a great day, so far, for boeing, and i'm sure everybody is happy about the progress so far. >> general, talk to us about how long this whole process takes, this -- what is considered launch process from lifting off until they are in orbit, i guess. >> well, the crew has been following along with everything. as you probably heard a little bit ago, they got to a point where they could actually execute a manual separation and manual abort if something became necessary. but right now, they're observing all the parameters on board, making sure everything is going well. a big differen

i think now that they have gotten this flight off, i agree with derrick, this was a critical mission not just for nasa, but for boeing to demonstrate, to give them confidence to demonstrate they have the capability to do this. we're far from complete. we have got to get off the centar, do some tests on the cst 100 over the next day and tomorrow hopefully we'll have a perfect docking, spend eight days on the international space station and then undock and come home. the ultimate test is how does the spacecraft handle the intense heat and pressure of re-entry, and then as the landing out in the desert, does it go the way we want it to go. only once they have touched down out in the desert ten days from now or eight days from now will we be able to take our breath and say we had a successful flight. >> such a good point as we watch these live images and they continue their mission, their journey into space at this very moment. general charles boldon and derrick pitts, thank you, gentlemen, for being our eyes and ears and helping us understand what we're witnessing right now. history bei

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> i don't know, but dallas could have cut that lead to three in the final minute, except boston's derrick white making the defensive play of the game, maybe even the series. we'll see how it all plays out. no foul. called on that block at the rim. it was all clean, and the celtics held on to win 105 to 98. game three is wednesday. here on abc in dallas. >> exciting stuff. and next caitlin clark says she's not disappointed about not being chosen for team usa at this summer's olympics in paris. >> social media disagrees. a lot of people were upset. you know, she's one of the most famous athletes in america, right now, and they want to see her in the stars and stripes. but she said that being left off the american roster gives her something to shoot for the next time. the olympics are around in 2028, which happens to be in los angeles as for those on the team, clarke said she's excited for them and that she'll be rooting for the team to obviously win that gold medal. >> there were some rumors circulating that maybe she wasn't picked because she's not going to play a lot, even if she was on t

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. >> during me now, derrick johnson president of the end nwa cp. >> derrick johnson thank you so much for being here today. now, of course i can tell you this is not the first time we've heard a playbook about trying to appeal to black voters by talking and attacking the black family unit to suggest that it's a fractured population among what's not a monolith are you surprised this is a particular vehicle of choice for this congressman? >> well, he comes from a long line of grifter black people drifting on their race for self-benefit there's a book written about it. you have two lines of black republicans. you have douglas republicans who actually cared about community, advocated for policies for the community when up against abraham lincoln, who was a white supremacy, because he said that if he could stop the war when our friend, any slaves, he would have done that. and then you have individuals like him who are seeking to self-benefit based on a false narrative to him, jim crow, majority of black people who lived in the south couldn't even participate and vote. because of jim crow l

as derrick hines said, the prosecutor in his opening statement.ictioe prosecutn is not a chu but buying a gun illegally is a choice. and lyinying illegallyg is a ch. and both of those things, he is alleging that hunter biden did. >> and look, when you mention the laptop, really it wasday a momentous occasion in the whole saga of the laptop tha that the "new york post" has beenw york living for the last three years and eight months since we first broke the storyte from the laptop showing that joe biden was involved in his family's influence peddling scheme around the worl dlind and there's evidencethat p on that laptop galore. and we were, of course, as youa remember, traduced, censored by big tech twitter, said that we published hacked materials and then we had the 51 former intelligence officials calling it russian disinformation.form atd todaatioy at 2:10 p.m. in delaware in that courtroom, t the prosecutor, derrick hines, picked up the laptop from, as donald trump dubbed it. it's wrapped in a clear plastic cover and he bought a loftr an across

. >> derrick. now for peopletexas. who don't w really what this is or why this matter s. th how big can these hogs get and what damage do they really do? r i mean, are they dangerous ort is it just property damageju? laura, these these boar, which h are the male hogs, i've seen them up as big hav as £350. and yes, they do damage to ouryo crops. >> they've damaged hay d, our ranch at 150 dollars a bale, but they get into you know, they'll get into watermelons, corn, any kind of croo watermp you can imagine. we see the best we can tellt we in the of texas, about $50 million in damage to agriculture per year.u sc well, you sent us a video from when you captured a pack of hogs. is that what we call them? a pack of hogshogs, is call th? now, explain the process of how you capture thems . you what happens after you do that. >> so, laura, we have traps set up around our ranches and they have a they're there. he they have a cell capture systema system on. so when the hogs walk in the piaps, we get a signal and we get a picture and we can remote trap them, we can release the and w

what do we need to know, derrick?eah. >> victor amara, we're showing you this to date, severe weather outlook because we may and i say may with a big quotation around it, just get a break that we have been longing for for so many weeks. this is a marginal risk for tomorrow. today. we still have an enhanced risk across portions of canada this and nebraska, but it has been over a month where meteorologists at the storm prediction center and all the various offices across the us have been dealing with this slight risk or greater. so it has been an extremely active weather pattern with day after day of tornado threats and hail as well as severe weather threats. now the rate sharp fairly quiet at the moment, but i think by the time we get that sun to come up across the nations central mid section will start to destabilize the atmosphere fuel a few thunderstorms, and we're focusing our attention across the plains states today for our greatest risk of hail and damaging winds. look at this risk for hail today, two inches in d

derrick lively, no relation, throws down the monster dunk. puts the mavericks up 36. dallas wins 122-84. they force game five on monday. so the celtics can celebrate on their own court. they are up 3-1. >>> a frustrating 36 holes for the tiger. he shot a 73 on friday. putting seven over for the tournament. he missed the cut. after the round, he said this might have been his final time playing in the u.s. open. >>> 24-year-old ludwig obert had a 69 today. five under. a one shot lead into the weekend. but the shot of the day belonged to francesco malinari. he got it. got to hit a hole in one to get the cut? that was the second of the day, he makes it to the weekend. only 15 golfers are under par through two rounds. >>> another friday night home game for the ballers meant another televised game for the ballers right on our air waves. pix plus, cable channel 44. it also meant i got to make my baseball broadcast debut alongside tyler peterson. thank you very much, sara donchey. as for the game, sixth inning, ballers up one. a three-run blast put them in the drivers seat. t

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evacuation orders like is all over the world boxes and health care workers have protested instead of derrick c. but for doctors like come that a c split could not come soon enough as that tirelessly work to save lives. tarika bassoon l, just the euro. there the palestine. the un secretary general has voice to the alarm at the escalating violence between israel and has the law. and one of his strongest comments on the situation. and don, you a good that it said the risk of further conflict in the mid least is real the most to be avoided. gabriel alesongo has moved from new york of the secretary general saying that the un continues to support any diplomatic efforts to ends of violence in gaza and avoid any spill over into 11. on the u. n. has about 10000 peacekeepers in lebanon, and the secretary general said they are working around the clock to try to de escalate tensions in the region. secretary general also saying that an all out war between has belong and is real, would be a worst case scenario. one that he is worried about for quite some time, but now more than ever, the reason for the te

derrick lively knocks down his first 3 ever. this was all dallas tonight.th 2 of his game-high. 29 dallas led this game by as many as 48 points and they went one. 22 to 84 game game 5 will be in boston on monday night staying yeah, can do cost about that's all we've got tonight. ha >> you're watching kron on streaming now from calling for the bay area's local news station. >> and thank you for joining us on kron on air and streaming on the

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sam, i want to maybe ask for your thoughts on derrick's comments and how you kind of see some of thehallenges perhaps to the russian defense industrial rampup. >> i think she outlined a lot of very important trends which are facing the russian defense but i would also like to add that russian defense sector and the russian government in general today are headed by relatively competent bureaucrats and we have the fact that we talk about russian defense sector and it's performance in the war because it's a lot of the competent bureaucrats that stand behind not just russia's economic performance but also military performance and all the acquisition procurement and weapons development. russia has new defense minister. he doesn't have any specific connections to the military and didn't actually serve so he has battle to maintain russia's pressure to ukraine as well as continue acquiring and developing weapons, so what's interesting is what actually happened our report has come out and that is russian president has asked this new defense minister with opening up the ministry of defense to

i'm derrick and may lead to pursue that keeps the special. i'm secret of approaching into the house or be, but she did come in order to restore the practice of climbing. this is a key in tension, in the cation books, if that is working, but it's possible in good order to present the minute you have time to bring in all the may that some people have been to me what we think i'm put them on on. imaginable level and even look now the baby, so how children a woman was absolutely injured and possibly whatnot from that situation that had been carried out would use an indiscriminate development place even within the past couple of hours. and we have blog either a great which as you come by another pump, because especially in a rough idea of the most likely i'm because me now with the me is the wrong, the in the risk. and to do something about the wrong can pay back, that the troops are trying to big, full control. now these may i'm calling to be a couple in between them. i'm, i'm up to now that about some are reporting from the how thank you so much

and 2nd of all, uh, you know, there is a cold war to people who don't think derrick has flat. all that nonsense. you're going to have to cool factor the, the conspiracy monitoring factor, everything. but when you see the great nations of the world all being interested in this, china, i mean china, i can just tell it's 1000000000 people look, india wants to go there to, there's another 1000000000, but there may be a few millions. i think this is a hoax. but they're probably billions, they would say this is great, i want to go. i'm not worried about that either. that's a great answer. okay, so now i want to ask, i want to throw in the question of my own that you guys have sort of danced around, which is the sort of the difference between the, the, the west or the u. s. and china. i think it, we tend to talk about it in us in china terms, but the chinese it's, it's in that there are tearing country, which means that they have 5 year plans. they have long term plans. and this is all state driven. whereas in the us with the nasa space program, there is a little bit of a commercial

evacuation orders like is all over the world boxes and health care workers have protested instead of derrick see. but for doctors like committed a ceasefire, it could not come soon enough as that tirelessly work to save lives. tarika bassoon, l, just sierra derek by the palestine. at least 2 palestinians have been killed by his ready forces. they're open fire on a vehicle in new york on westbank. excusing happened in the northern city of calculated red crescent. official on the scene told al jazeera that his rarely forces prevented his team from approaching the ca. assisting the injured no day reports for mala and the occupied westbank. the hello sydney and authorities confirmed to man were killed in poker in the northern westbank with his ready forces. i'm bushed the center of the town and fired at a vehicle carrying to people allegedly wanted by the is really occupation authorities a be have of a habit. and my hold said we're both confirmed, killed their bodies and the car they were writing and were confiscated by the israeli soldiers. meanwhile, something far more strategic and with long

the singer porzingis playing despite the leg injury throwing it down derrick white broken tooth and all. jaylen brown 21 points eight rebounds six assists. this game was never close. bring the confetti down. celtics win 106 88. they are your nba champions. >> oh my god it's a surreal feeling. we did it. >> we did it. >> oh my god we did it. >> it was a full team effort. and i share this with my brothers and my partner in crime jayson tatum. he was with me the whole way. >> to the ice we go. the sharks introducing their new head coach today, ryan warsofsky, who was an assistant for team teal the past couple of years, replacing david quinn who was fired after the sharks finished with a worst record in the league. warsofsky 36 years old, emotional in his first news conference. >> i think in whatever we do in life, we all have a why. my why is i love to win, okay, i love to win. it's what drives me. i love being in a locker room after a game, seeing the team celebrate together. i love seeing individuals have success and grow and develop and reach their goals that they never thought was poss

tom, thank you so much, derrick. as always, we really do appreciate all your hard work to erica bozer. and for us, the outside deluxe a hospital and dental bama as a mouse, has posted a video of what it says out of the bodies of 3 captives who were killed during his riles right in this rod refugee camp on saturday. the group did not release the names more than $100.00 is ready, captives, i believe, to still be in gone. so were you a secretary of state as a blinking has arrived and is right left to making a stop in egypt? he's asking arab states to press them off to agree to the truth still recently announced by you as president trump binding. the only part that is not accepted. the only party has not said yes. some of the palestinians and gaza are waiting on these railways or waiting on it to the hostages and the hostage families are waiting on these ready government has been to l just here or from reporting in israel. so i've been and smith is joining us from the jordanian capital. a ma now and then it blinking the

paramedics and doctors, vincent, started it's war in october for golf and those workers, nor say even derrick lennox room is really a talk. the one is ready to be held accountable. now she do, unless evidently we appeal to the international institutions to take it to list on, on these attacks. we have lost more than 400 health personnel in gauze and more in detention. we lost dozens of health institutions to complete a partial destruction. we say to the world, isn't that time for you to stand up and protect the palestinians to protect medical crews on institutions. the respect to tell us to be an island spots. 3 hundreds of dollars of health workers had been detained without charges by as well since october. the various tasks have lived there hospitals and clinics enrolling. and yet doctors nurses and turn medics continue their vital work in the or impossible conditions. and even more outages, the central gauze of palestine and honey joins, does not lie from dow, blah, in central gods, a honey. the rising of tax on, on medical work is also one of the reasons leading to the collapse of gases,

and i've said this publicly, i think would derrick show and did was it probably one of the worst exercises are examples of police brutality and history. because he punished and tortured george floyd with a move, then he didn't need to hold for that long. but nobody wants to talk about that because they want to make it racial. so the issue, why will never come to the table will never solve the problem is you have too much . you have one mazda once a police held accountable for every thing. and you have the other mom that wants the police to be the punish tourist, all the criminals for everything. show the 2 moms or so they're so definitely don't want to even hear what these are, the issues on the table. so they're used purely for politics. it's a 100 percent accurate or is it for dominic they think it falls in like political lives. easy to say that one side is republican, one sides debit credit or this point? is it mixed? no, i think it's it's mixed. i'll tell you what it's it's, it's funny how the g o p is doing this now where they've been the last several years. you know, they're, they're

. >> derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> new this morning documents reveal that the first family's dog bit another u.s. secret service agent. commander bit the agent while president biden was taking him for a walk. that's according to records obtained by conservative activist group judicial watch. the incident took place last september in the kennedy garden. commander was moved out of the white house back in october after a series of over 11 biting incidents. and we've been following protests at uc santa cruz for more than a month now, ranging from a pro-palestinian encampment that ended in dozens of arrests to a worker strike. well, now a tense school year is ending, with some university leaders skipping the commencement events. the chancellor of uc santa cruz and other executives are not attending this weekend's graduation ceremonies, saying they were targeted for disruption. university leaders say that they don't want graduates to be overshadowed by the protests. >> they didn't want to distract from the celebratory nature, but the only reason they would have distracted from the

the singer porzingis playing despite the leg injury throwing it down derrick white broken tooth and all points eight rebounds six assists. this game was never close. bring the confetti down. celtics win 106 88. they are your nba champions. >> oh my god it's a surreal feeling. we did it. >> we did it. >> oh my god we did it. >> it was a full team effort. and i share this with my brothers and my partner in crime jayson tatum. he was with me the whole way. >> to the ice we go. the sharks introducing their new head coach today, ryan warsofsky, who was an assistant for team teal the past couple of years, replacing david quinn who was fired after the sharks finished with a worst record in the league. warsofsky 36 years old, emotional in his first news conference. >> i think in whatever we do in life, we all have a why. my why is i love to win, okay, i love to win. it's what drives me. i love being in a locker room after a game, seeing the team celebrate together. i love seeing individuals have success and grow and develop and reach their goals that they never thought was possible again. i'm s

and members of congress, a real warrior, derrick van orden, he cannot take no for an answer. eric.thanks. brian styles, took the place of someone not nearly as good as him. doing a much better job than his predecessor. he is working on all sorts scams and hustles and he's in e and i hear you're doing a fantastic job and you will make sure -- that we have an honest election this area, thank you very much @q another friend of mine, glenn grothman, you very much. and we all know he is here e becaust speech before and people really like him, he came -- nobody knew him much and all of a sudden they say he's a very smart guy [applause] thank you vivek. he's done a great job actually. gop chairman for wisconsin brian chairman. thank you, very important guy, we are going to win it, we got the next candidate from wisconsin's eighth congressional district, tony week. thank you, another central casting guy, wow. good looking people in this state. that's great, thank you very much, you will do great. from the very first day we back the white house from cricket joe biden i believe we are going

joe concha, they're all going to line up mind biden having a bad night and the other night derrick coleight, no problem? >> he's done game 7, joe biden and only one more debate left. this may be one of the most consequential moments in political history in this country. this is a situation where joe biden's only party may want him to step aside. that's never happened before. lbj left on his own vascularized legislative session, vietnam, health problems and -- volition and donald trump agreed to every condition that joe biden wanted except the sitting down part and still beat him by secretarial proportions in an away game. larry: secretariate, what was it, 38 lengths? >> 23 lengths. larry: it was a point that was done and we'll have your editor on in a moment, but bright bart made this point too, let's not overlook the fact that trump was on message, on,s a masterful performance and did he growth, regulation and tax cuts >> he successfully defended tariffs against an attack on joe biden is attacks on the middle class and he got an assist from joe biden because joe biden just lied about t

hamas on the republican nominee from virginia seven congressional district seat, former green beret derrickson and the host of stack back tonight, erick stakelbeck. da, first of all congratulations on your victory in the primary, looking forward to the next election coming up in november? >> that's correct. >> kevin: congrats to you. i want to get your reaction to this quote from a senior official to ask io's talking about benjamin netanyahu, suggesting that the u.s. is somehow withholding aid and assistance to israel. it reads partially, it's hard to fathom how a video like the one netanyahu released on tuesday helps with deterrence. there is nothing like telling hezbollah that the u.s. is withholding weapons from israel, which is full back to make them feel emboldened. your reaction? >> look, i mean i mean i understand netanyahu's frustration. time and time again we see the bonnet administration be lackluster, be late in any sort of response. we've seen this happen whether it was the initial response october 7th, president biden spent a decent amount of time waiting to make any sort of re

at 2:10 pm in delaware in that courtroom, the prosecutor derrick picked up the laptop from hell as aapped in clear plastic cover and he bore it aloft to cross the courtroom to his first witness that was an fbi agent. and he asked her to identify. this is hunter biden's laptop. i know that from the serial number on the back. and there was hunter biden that pretended for all this time that he doesn't know if the laptop's hazing could have been stolen by russian intelligence could've been hacked or whatever. he is sitting they are impassive as it's happening. >> let me ask you on the legal side. trump's accusers were not allowed on the jury, as part of the questioning that went on my understanding. this sympathy level of the jurors on the issue of addiction, i understand. but will not be a distraction for the jury in your view. let me tell you why i don't support the involvement in the years around statute of limitations to pass as it relates to tax issues, this guy's first plan is no charges at all, iris whistleblowers unfortunately came out and that force them into plan b you which sh

vindman won 49% in a crowded field and will run against republican derrick anderson, a former army greengresswoman abigail spanberger's seat. joining us now nbc's ali vitali and msnbc political analyst, brendan buck, former aide to republican speakers john boehner and paul ryan. ali, in that republican primary, that is so fascinating. you've got an incumbent, bob good opposed by both the former president, the republican, you know, head of the party, likely nominee, and the former speaker, between good and mcguire now, the odds are there's going to be a recount, right? >> reporter: it feels like it's heading that way, andrea, and i can't stress enough when i was on the ground in this district on friday and in all my conversations with sources leading up to that and since, the conventional wisdom seemed to be that bob good was in a precarious position. now we're seeing that even with mcguire's trump endorsement, even with the millions of dollars from kevin mccarthy aligned groups that were playing in the district, the latest tally that we have and i'm sure that i am the cool kid along with

new developments in the last hour, the prosecutor, derrick heinz, revealed to the jury one of the witnessesill hear from, a woman that had a romantic relationship with hunter. let's get more from mike memoli, and glenn hershner is back with us. >> we were aware we would be hearing from beau biden's wife with whom hunter had a romantic relationship after his death. now we have the identity of the third woman, a sex worker who also had a romantic relationship about hunter biden. jury selection was wrapped up yesterday ahead of schedule, and now we heard from both sides in opening arguments, the prosecution laying out their case, the facts that they say hunter biden did, in fact, lie, when he filled out the paperwork purchasing a gun while using drugs, and using his last name against him, saying nobody is allowed to lie on a federal form like this, not even hunter biden. abby lowell, the woman representing biden in this case, spoke about hunter biden may have been using alcohol at the time of the purchase but will challenge the facts that he was using drugs, and to quote mr. lowell, he said th

it's also -- [ laughter ] is also no audience in the derrick, and i would say that helps joe biden becauseth people by that actually makes of quarries joe biden talk more. >> he will not have the crowd feel sad like he had last time, like hate, that is too much. listen i think all the little rules, one tiny little rule added, should drug test. there should be a drug test, like a big fight, after he comes off the mic and doesn't fall or do whatever weird [ bleep ] he does. i'm sorry, that was rooted? test it -- rude? i just seems whenever they have 10 days to prepare for anything, he's a much different joe biden when he comes out? not to say he is able to have on adderall and a bunch of other stuff, bloods out some drug testing? make sure that trump is not on steroids. here looks a bit brighter? -- herr? but there is no bar, no matter what happens they will blame this on trump somehow. and the fact that they are even having this debate this soon, they don't even have their candidates yet, they are not even technically, there's supposed to have the drc and honor and but they need it now for

and then holiday forces luka into one of his eight turnovers derrick white saves it and they leave holiday hits the triple. celtics by 11 with four minutes to play, but luka won't give up a triple double 32 points, 11 boards, 11 assists. suddenly it's a five point game with a minute to go. well, tatum drives here, gets rejected. we're going the other way. dallas with a chance to make this a one possession game. but white and brown say no. incredible block on pj washington and boston wins 105 98 to take a20 series lead. probably should have been a foul. called on that play, but they didn't whistle it. game three of the finals in dallas wednesday night. pre game is at 5:00. tip off at 530 here on abc seven followed by after the game. let's get to baseball. hey boj giants going for a sweep of bruce bochy's texas rangers bottom of the second three zero texas. former a marcus siemian high deep and a oh high off keaton winn who gave up seven runs in six innings. so make it five. nothing on simeon's 11th of the season. top of the four yaz muscles up mike yastrzemski long ball to right his seventh