the dodgers became the city's team. dodger stadium became a place everybody felt welcome.he dodgers estimate close to 50% of their fans are latino, so there is a special bond between the dodgers and the latino community. when these rates started happening, the fact that the dodgers of all teams would not put out any statement, the community felt very betrayed. we have been supporting you all these years, the team is good, bad, we kept showing up. now in this moment of need, why won't you say anything? amna: where does this go from here? some folks are saying it shouldn't be up to a sports team to wade into these issues. there is a big gap between not allowing your grounds to be used for something as issuing statements of support or going further than they have already. do you see them going further or saying more on this issue? dylan: they have to do something, but the question is is that enough? there were talks of protest. just this morning, a group of more than 50 business and religious leaders send the dodgers a letter imploring them to say something. obviously their f

dodgers señalan que los dodgers reaccionaron a la presión que la comunidad les impuso ayer .oco más . proactivo en su mensaje. >> y más a favor de la gente de aquí. >> así que . >> deberían ser un poco más . la, la, la organización como tal y no este gente individual. >> que. >> estén con nosotros con los hispanos que nos apoyen a todos los latinos. . >> estamos recordando los dodgers que haga lo correcto, que siga apoyando los inmigrantes que nos deje saber, pero más que el palabras que nos enseñe con acción . >> es un reportaje de norma roque. ya es momento de la danza del noticiero nacional. esta noche nos acompaña elián zidán. buenas noches elián . >> así es. muy buenas noches . en california se recrudecen los operativos de ice oficiales enmascarados protagonizan violentas redadas a las afueras de un home depot , mientras que les niegan el acceso a los agentes federales en el estadio de los dodgers y más de 200 millones de personas serán afectadas por las temperaturas sofocantes a partir de este viernes. esta es la primera ola de calor del año en lo que. >> va de este . >

the dodgers tweeted that ice agents asked to access the parking lot and that they, the dodgers, had said and then immigrations and customs enforcement ice posted on x that the dodgers claim is, e, false, writing we were never there and a dhs official insists the presence of cbp vehicles was brief, blaming a car malfunction and denying any enforcement activity connected to the team or to the game. that coming amid growing immigration crackdowns. with the white house calling for 3000 arrests a day and national guard troops deployed to l.a. over the governor's objections, the dodgers just friday night delivered an announcement supporting immigrants impacted by the raids, writing, quote, in partnership with the city of los angeles, the dodgers have committed $1 million toward direct financial assistance for families of immigrants impacted by recent events in the region. additional community efforts to be announced in the coming days. these events inspiring today's poll question at smerconish.com. should the l.a. dodgers have denied property access to immigration officials doing their jobs? j

from the dodgers side.w, unless the agents presented, you know, a warrant or some other reason to to access their private property, i don't think the team was ever just going to let you know. law enforcement, especially with what's going on around the city of los angeles right now to come onto their property to do anything that they hadn't previously approved or even knew about. so that's where some of the yeah, the confusion about exactly why the agents were there. obviously, when this first blew up on social media, there were a lot of questions about whether the dodgers were assisting immigration agents. the team clarified that, saying they didn't let them onto their actual property. >> and so, jack, it seems like the dodgers have gone from a reluctance to be involved in this this general issue at all, which was causing some folks to demand that they take a position. now they're kind of on the front line of it, right? they sort of own this, that they repelled this attempt by the feds to use their property

, the dodgers state silent until now. the team is expected to break that silence later today with the new initiative to support affected communities. >> well, it's the same irony. we have an immigration system right? our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction is build off of immigration, work. and at the same time were abusing in using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants and put them out in in as the face of the team and they make millions of dollars. but when it comes to actually supporting immigrant rights and supporting people who actually break their backs a bill, this country, then all of sudden they're quiet. >> now, as far as the federal agent vehicles being in this area, you can see from this angle. this is sky 5 earlier this morning. the vehicles leaving the vicinity. now back out here, as you can see the situation right here behind very calm at this hour, which is good news considering there is a dodgers game slated for later today. and according to the dodgers organiza

>>dodger stadium. >>protesters swarming the area outside gate e at dodger stadium thursday morning after spotting federal agents outside the stadium's parking lot. >>people say, you got to go. i said. out of l.a.. >>a line of lapd officers separating the agents standing next to their unmarked vehicles from the growing crowd. they saw that there's federal agents. here at one of the biggest institutions here in the city of los angeles, dodger stadium. and they're not happy. l.a. city councilwoman eunice hernandez calling on the dodgers to voice their support for the immigrant community. los angeles has 1.3 million immigrants. we have whole economies. even the sports industry thrives off the labor of immigrants and latinos. as did dodger fans. i just saw guys, like behind a door, like maybe putting on some tactical gear. i don't know how any fan comes to the game tonight. in a statement, the dodgers said this morning ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. th

the dodgers team quickly issuing a next. this morning, ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words false. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement. same irony, we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction is build off of immigration, work. and at the same time with using and using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants and put them out in in as the face of the team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehensions today. >> after they did, they were going to

over at dodger stadium more federal agents were gathering. according to the team, they showed up this morning and asked to enter the parking lots. the dodgers say they turned the agents away. a small group showing up to protest. here at gate "e" at dodgers stadium where reportedly these agents tried to get in, but they couldn't get into the gates, and you can tell people are angry. it's not clear why the agents were at the stadium. homeland security later posting this had nothing to do with the dodgers, adding custom and border protection was at the parking lot very briefly and it was unrelated to any operation. enforcement operations are continuing daily across los angeles. >> president trump has directed all of our i.c.e. officers to do everything in their power to cry out the single largest mass deportation operation in history. >> reporter: some dodger fans say they're frustrated the team hasn't done more to support immigrant communities. >> dodgers they thrive off the fan base that is latino, off the workers that are latino. they're not

according to the dodgers own social media account.uested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled as the team's stance on la ice raids on la ice raids broadly, a spokesperson told the la times that today the team would announce their plans to assist immigrant communities recently. impact in los angeles. nbc news national correspondent jacob soboroff is live outside dodger stadium, where first pitch is set for less than two hours from now. jacob, what? what is going on? chris. it was an unbelievable scene here today. you know, tom homan, when i talked to him on the first saturday night after these raids started. >> said. >> that every day in los angeles there would be some sort of immigration enforcement. >> some days would. >> be big days, some days would not be so big. today feels like. >> it was a big day, because. >> the morning started off with a raid at a home depot in hollywood, and there were reports of raids all over los. >> ang

they are saying that the dodgers faced criticism from the dodgers.ajor league baseball team to speak out against the ice raids and ca rising which is one of these organizations that's protesting, representative said the largest economic engine in this area is silent. wake up, do better. we know you can. >> brian: holding up signs and we saw the women's soccer team out in los angeles say u.s. immigrants and played with new jerseys on. i guess they were afraid the golly was going to be deported now you have a situation where they are asking the dodgers huge area dodgers located hispanic presence there. if you notice, those days of saying the hispanic community is against illegal immigration are over. they don't want criminals in their midst anyway. and looking to crack down on illegals making that synonymous with crack downs on hispanics. i think we have sobered up to that that was back in 2010 when the conversation was new griff griff reason there is threat on ice because you have politicians from twalz and heex, minority leader, calling ice agents ge

dodgers today. the idea that. >> ice. >> would be in or around the parking lot, the idea that that controversy over the national anthem happened was very was very disturbing to a lot of people who, i think in another circumstance, call this place blue heaven on earth. and so right away, there was a lot of people out here because because this team means something to this city in a way that ice enforcement means something to this city. it's sort of in the opposite, in the opposite way. and so they want to make very clear. >> this isn't. >> going to be tolerated here. and i guess the dodgers got on board eventually with that today. really remarkable scene there. looks like the game is proceeding smoothly now jacob soboroff who's been there reporting on this all day. thanks so much. thanks, chris. still to come, in the middle of a trade war and on the verge of war in the middle east. why donald trump's economy is having a very hard time living up to his promise. that's next. >> this is a morgan and morg

lo confirmaron directivos de los dodgers .rgo, el departamento de seguridad nacional da otra version. edgar munoz tiene la controversia . la . >> hay agentes del. >> departamento de seguridad nacional aparecieron sorpresivamente en varios vehiculos con chalecos y mascaras en el estacionamiento del estadidio de beisbol de dodgers de los angeles, que es una zona privada . rapidamente , una multitud de residentes se congregaron para exigir su salida. >> la gente no tiene proteccion . esta sin proteccion de nadie y es muy . >> la organizacion dodgers informo que agentes de ice p pidieron permiso, pero les fue negado para estar en el estacionamiento. ahi dijo que no fueron ellos. dhs comento que los agentes eran de cbp y no tenian que ver con ningun o operativo. varios fanaticos siguen enojados con los dodgers ante su silencio frente a tantas redadas migratorias . >> n no es de que nos quieren a nosotros. quieren nuestro dinero y nosotros valemos mucho. venimos aqui a trabajar, hacer nuestro dinero y tener buen familia. >> el equip

dodgers go to bat against i.c.e. agents trying to enter the team's stadium. >>> a blitz of severe weather rattles the east coast. the teen struck by lightning in new york city. amid flash floods and damaging winds. this weekend bringing record-breaking heat. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the danger for us. >>> and who wants to be a millionaire? it turns out a lot of people. the surprising number of americans that hit seven figures lalast year. >>> and the pacers silence the thunder to force the first game seven finals matchup in almost a decade. the highlights when we tip off this friday, june 20th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin in the middle east where israel and iran traded more strikes overnight. the israeli military says intercepted hundreds of missiles from iran. at least one building in southern israel was up in flames. first responders say they have treated five people with minor injuries. israeli forces say their fighter jets struck dozens of targ

so that's what i heard, that the dodgers did. >> all right.l, congressman gomez, i appreciate your time. and thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you and next, the video that we still can't turn away from. >> tucker carlson taking on ted cruz over military action in iran. but as tucker's pointed out, it is a very different tucker carlson from the one we saw just a few years ago. you'll see the tapes. plus, why is andrew cuomo losing ground in an election that everyone thought he had in the can? harry enten is here to tell us something we don't know. >> every great performance starts with a great night's sleep. >> thanks to new natural. >> sleep and restore. which helps me be this me. >> this me. >> this me. >> i'm kidding. to be my best at all of this. i have to be my best at. >> this. >> every great night's sleep starts with natural. >> new, natural sleep or restore for your ultimate restorative sleep. >> look out. >> cause here i have. >> you always had. >> trouble with your weight. >> me too. >> discover the power of wegovy. >> with we

dodgers announcing they turned away federal agents after they requested access to the grounds of dodger stadium yesterday. here's nbc's jacob soboroff. >> reporter: a dramatic scene at a home depot in los angeles. >> you're not wanted here! >> reporter: federal agents in tactical gear detaining several people. while over at dodger stadium, more federal agents were gathering. according to the team, they showed up this morning and asked to enter the parking lots. the dodgers say they turned the agents away. a small group showing up to protest. here at gate e of dodger stadium where reportedly these agents tried to get in, but they couldn't get into the gate. and you can dell people are angry. it's not clear why the agents were at the stadium. homeland security later posting this had nothing to do with the dodgers, adding customs and border protection was at the parking lot very briefly, and it was unrelated to any operation. operations are continuing daily across los angeles. >> president trump has directed all of our i.c.e. officers to do everything in their power to carry out the single

the dodgers say they turned the agents away. a small group showing up to protest.e at gate e of dodgers stadium where they tried to get in, but couldn't get into the gates, people are angry. it's not clear why the agents were at the stadium. homeland security later posting, this had nothing to do with the dodgers, adding, customs and border was at the parking lot very briefly and it was unrelated to any operation. enforcement operations are continuing daily across los angeles. >> president trump has directed all of our i.c.e. offirs to do everything in their power to carry out the single largest mass deportation operation in history. >> reporter: some dodgers fans are frustrated the team hasn't done more to support immigrant communities. >> dodgers thrive off the fan base a latino, the workers that are latino. they are not a detriment to the city or community. they are benefit. >> reporter: over the weekend, dominican american singer nezza sparking controversy after she sang the national anthem in spanish after the team asked her to perform in english. some critici

also developing the tense scene outside dodger stadium. dozens of federal officers in masks and tactical gear positioned right outside the gates. the l.a. dodgers tonight saying they denied the officer's entry. protesters quickly gathering. trevor ault is there tonight. you will hear from the nine-year-old girl surviving a terrifying shark attack in florida. the surgery to reattach and save her hand. and this is remarkable. tonight, the deadly plane crash in the northeast. a small plane going down right into a neighborhood. dramatic body camera ■video showing officers racing to save a car full of people that plunged upside down into the water. and tonight, the images seen around the world. the driver taking his car down the famous spanish steps of rome. it did not go well. >> from abc news world headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we do begin tonight with severe thunderstorms up and down the east coast. authorities say

has many here doubling down on their calls for a dodger boycott.n base. >> oh yeah. yeah, definitely. and i think that's where a lot of the hurt is coming from, because we have supported them for so long, and yet we feel like we are not getting support from them. and they have spoken out about other social issues in the past. so it's not like this is the only time they haven't, you know? so it's just it's really disappointing. >> and that was ed laskas reporting. tonight also tonight a nonprofit is taking action to try and reverse a decision by the trump administration. the trevor project employs counselors specifically trained to answer calls for lgbtq youth who dial 988. the national suicide and crisis lifeline. well, yesterday, the trump administration announced that they'd be ending that specific service next month. the trevor project has now launched a new petition calling on lawmakers to better protect lgbtq youth, and is also asking for donations. the group says the day after the election, contacts to their lifeline increased by nearly 700%.

what exactly happened at dodger stadium? the verbal back and forth now over the actual incident with federal agents and the team before a game. and okay, boomer, actually, not at all. what they are doing that might affect your ability to buy a house. kate bolduan out today. i'm john berman with sara sidner. this is cnn news center. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> with breaking news this morning. we are standing by because any moment now, a high stakes meeting is getting underway in switzerland. iranian and european officials opening critical windows for diplomacy as the conflict between iran and israel threatens to explode into a war involving the united states and president trump, giving himself some breathing room before deciding whether the u.s. will directly join the fight militarily in geneva this hour, iran's foreign minister is meeting with his counterparts from the u.k., france and germany, as well as the eu's foreign policy chief. french president emmanuel macron says the diplomats will offer iran. and i'm quoting

and the dodgers.worried about making ice private property available to ice, denied entry because of those concerns. >> that's pretty much all we've heard from the dodgers organization or their ballpark. we have reached out to a number of bay area ballparks here to see what this kind of situation would look like if it happened there, and a lot of these ballparks and stadium owners don't really want to be involved in this conversation. why do you think that is? >> well, it's a contentious and difficult issue. there are high levels of tensions and sensitivities involved, and i'm sure that the owners of the stadiums, as well as the ballclub owners, are checking with their attorneys and with major league baseball trying to figure out what the appropriate and lawful approach is to take. and that's to be expected, really, because we don't run into this kind of thing very often. >> professor, is there a reason to believe that a lot of these ballparks do hire people who are undocumented? for instance, there's

to enter dodger stadium tonight.nt of homeland security, though, is firing back saying the agents were not with ice. >> nor attempting to conduct immigration enforcement. alina abovian from our los angeles station, ktla has the latest. >> just here trying to document as much we can. it's a big disappointment to see the dodgers turned her back on those. >> a crowd gathering outside the gates of dodger stadium this morning after news spread on social media of a possible ice rain happening at chavez ravine. >> our businesses are hurting. our people are under attack. and the largest economic engine in this area. >> it's silent, but it was a false alarm. the dodgers team quickly issuing a next. this morning, ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lot. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words false. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland

dodgers.ay katie, a source familiar with the situation and a source connected to the los angeles dodgers, tells nbc news that these federal agents attempted to enter dodger stadium earlier today and were denied entry by the los angeles dodgers, which is why they've stopped in this area right here. and, you know, let's not forget the larger context of what is going on. this has been a series going on two weeks now. come friday, of nonstop immigration enforcement actions in the los angeles area. nbc news is also reporting that as soon as the end of this week, vice president j.d. vance may make a trip subject to cancellation because of the ongoing events in the middle east here to los angeles amidst these ongoing ice immigration, border patrol, immigration, federal agent enforcement actions, it has created a lot of fear, obviously, in los angeles for the immigrant community, a county, as you know, with with over 1 million potentially undocumented immigrants in the most populous county in the nati

up the dodgers 40% of their fan base is latino. i am a dodger fan, you know, and this is you know, i do struggle with this. >>well, the dodgers have put off an announcement they plan to make about plans for helping local immigrants in light of recent raids. all right. strong winds. we saw them there in lauren's live shot, blowing her hair all over the place, keeping the fire danger high. right now, as we head into the weekend and some parts of the bay area still dealing with pg and e power shut offs because of it. here is a look at the current outage map that pink shows. the power is shut off in parts of contra costa and alameda counties, and while the shutoffs might be inconvenient for people. fire crews say they can really make a difference. the open space outside of livermore is covered with dry grass that can burn quickly, and that can be a major challenge for alameda county firefighters. if a fire breaks out. >>with wildfire. we really look at wind conditions. to be able to push fire, we look at light, flashy fuels that respon

sin embargo, los dodgers , la organización dodgers , renunció a que hicieran esa situación de utilizara presencia de los dodgers del ice. esta es la información. regresamos contigo. >> muchas gracias jaime, por tu completo informe. esas deportaciones están teniendo un gran impacto económico en el estado de california, según el instituto económico del consejo del Área de la bahía , estas deportaciones podrían costarle 275 mil millones de dólares al estado dorado. y esto se debe al impacto directo en las industrias como la agricultura, la construcción y la hospitalidad. los inmigrantes indocumentados representan el 8% de la fuerza laboral del estado. recuerden que california es la 4.a economía más grande del mundo con . >> right now . >> dos inmigrantes indocumentados originarios de nicaragua fueron hallados dentro de un vehículo que fue detenido por un policía de texas, un perro de la brigada canina alertó sobre el maletero donde se encontraban ocultos los hombres. el conductor y su acompañante fueron arrestados y ahora enfrentan cargos por tráfico de personas , mientras los migrantes q

so, you know, i mean, let's go back kind of in dodger history, right. and and how the team continues to market itself, which is kind of as a symbol of inclusion, you know, starting with obviously, jackie robinson, they were fine with, you know, sandy koufax not pitching on yom kippur. and they went out and they signed players like fernando valenzuela, hideo nomo, chan ho park, which really kind of expanded baseball's borders. now the signing of valenzuela in particular was very impactful. you know, given that dodger stadium is now, you know, sits on a site that used to be a mexican american neighborhood, you know, that was basically taken from these people through eminent domain. i believe it was supposed to be a housing project there originally, and eventually that became the dodger stadium site. so there was a lot of distrust, i would say, between the latino community and the dodgers for a very long time. valenzuela coming in changed all of that, right? 1981 he comes in as a rookie wins his first eight starts. and really there was like a there was fer

the dodgers team quickly issuing a next.g, ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words falls. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement to let the same irony. we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction build off of immigration, work. and at the same time were abusing and using the internet to dodgers you these immigrants put them out in in as the face of the team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehensions today. >> after they did, they were going to transfer those

the dodgers team quickly issuing a statement on x ice.me to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words false. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement to let the same irony. we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction is build off of immigration, work. and at the same time with using and using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants and put them out in in as the face of the team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehension after they did. they were going to transfer those in custody to

to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement. now, after that came out, i reached back out to my contact with the dodgers to ask them what's really going on here? and they told me they're discussing and working on a reply for me, and we've been waiting for that, jake. so there is a lot of confusion about what took place this morning. what we do see from affiliate video is that at around 9 a.m. local time, there was a long line of vans seen parked along the street right outside gate e, which is to the east of where we are, east of the stadium. one of the entrances to the dodgers parking lot. very vast parking lot, and there were people seen around those vans in tactical gear wearing bandana style masks. and so a group of protesters quickly showed up trying to ostensibly block ice from entering dodger stadium. and l.a. police officers showed up to try and keep the peace. and no real confrontations happened. jake and the protesters l

the dodgers team quickly issuing a statement on x ice.nts came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words false. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement to let the same irony. we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction build off of immigration, work. and at the same time were abusing in using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants put them out in in as the face of the team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehension after they did. they were going to transfer those in custody to

what the dodger team said on social media. they wrote that this morning, ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. they said the game would continue to play last night. now, ice denied that they were the ones that were there, but dhs issued a statement shortly thereafter saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. customs and border protection vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to an operation or enforcement. now there are serious questions being raised for dhs today regarding that statement. those of us who have covered these recent immigration operations can see that this appears to be a similar makeup to these arrest teams. you have a large group of federal agents in unmarked vehicles, with vans used as prisoner transports. many of them wearing masks. and of course, we know that they have needed remote areas for their staging grounds because they've come under such scrutiny from certain pr

the dodgers 40% of their fan base is latino.m a dodger fan, you know, and this is you know, i do struggle with this because, you know, as a sport and as the players i love, you know, i love all of them. >>people are waiting to hear. the team was expected to reveal a community support plan yesterday, but that it's now on hold, the team's president said in a statement. because of the events earlier today, we continue to work with groups involved with our programs, but we have to firm up more details. we'll get back to you soon with the timing here in the bay area, the teams are reported to be preparing for potential ice raids as well, targeting workers at stadiums and arenas. a chronicle sports columnist says that several teams are, quote, quietly, very quietly bracing for the increasing possibility that ice will show up. and of course, we're checking to confirm that as well. >>well, today, san francisco leaders will be sounding the alarm over anti-semitic violence. city and state leaders, lawmakers and others are coming together

b3 dodgers right now! the dodgers, i.c.e.came to the stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry by the organization, at the game will be played a schedule. then you have dhs, homeland security says, this has nothing to do with the dodgers. not i.c.e. vehicles but cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot briefly, unrelated to any operation or enforcement. then of course the governor of california gavin newsom who just lost a big ruling weyden saying "the other unmarked and identifiable officers snatching moms and children off the streets". either one of these people or all were lying. >> what a surprise, democrats lying about immigration. shocker! they were saying people were not coming over the border for the last four years. they refuse to discriminate against the law enforcement agencies that are enacting the immigration deportations, because it is easier to put them altogether. 413% increase in assaults against i.c.e. officers is what has been going on. there is real danger for

los dodgers dicen que no habra represalias . >> chiquillos , telemundo .on julio vaqueiro . >> buenas tardes. hoy comenzamos con una exclusiva. >> de noticias. >> telemundo. nuestra camara capto el reencuentro entre un soldado estadounidense con. >> su. >> hijo en brazos y su esposa , que habia sido . >> deportada a. >> honduras. >> el es ciudadano. >> estadounidense , sirve en el ejercito . >> ella estaba . >> arreglando sus. papeles cuando. >> la arrestaron . >> tres meses estuvieron . >> separados . y aqui hemos seguido su caso hoy. edgar munoz viajo a. >> honduras y. >> fue testigo del reencuentro . >> conmovidos hasta. >> las lagrimas con el corazon alegre . despues de tres meses de no poderse abrazar. hoy en comayagua, se dio el tan ansiado reencuentro entre el sargento isaac y su hijo en brazos con su esposa shirley, quien fue deportada honduras, despues de que agentes de ice en un operativo la arrestaron cuando estaba en su trabajo en houston. como te levantaste esta manana ? >> emocionado . de verdad que si. muy emocionado . >> para isaac, el viaj

estÁ sin protecciÓn de nadie y es es realizar. >> la organizaciÓn dodgers informÓ que agentes de ice que no fueron ellos. dhs comentÓ que los agentes eran de cbp y no tenÍan que ver con ningÚn operativo. varios fanÁticos siguen enojados con los dodgers ante su silencio frente a tantas redadas migratorias. >> no es de que nos quieren a nosotros. quieren nuestro dinero y nosotros valemos mucho. venimos aquÍ a trabajar, hacer nuestro dinero y tener buena familia. >> el equipo de los dodgers ha prometido a sus fanÁticos respaldar a la comunidad inmigrante asediada por las redadas. no soporto como nuestra comunidad es discriminada, abusada, destrozada. merecen ser tratados con respeto, dijo en redes sociales el bateador puertorriqueÑo hernÁndez. tambiÉn hay agentes federales. se llevaa varios jornaleros del home depot de hollywood. fueron sorprendidos cuando estaban en grupo esperando trabajo, nos dijo domingo rueda, a quien los agentes con letreros de patrulla fronteriza lo sujetaron y dejaron en libertad porque trae documentos de residencia. >> nadie, nadie se mete, toda la gente se met

. >> with enough to lead the giants past the dodgers and giants past the dodgers and ross will be here with air wick's cordless essential mist diffuser's perfectly portable fragrance is for the type of person who's always inviting friends to... ♪ come on over... ♪ ♪ come on over baby... ♪ with adjustable fragrance levels. and a wide range of quick-change scents. air wick essential mist creates an inviting ambiance every time you host. so, you're always ready for anyone to... ♪ come on over baby... ♪ air wick. always fragrant. always inviting. >> well, after last night, 6 to win over the dodgers, the giants found themselves tied atop the nl west standings. a win tonight would move them. >> into sole possession of first place ahead of their rivals from the south game. 2 of the 3 game series at dodger stadium. this one didn't go as well for the giants. first inning shohei ohtani. >> and can this guy and pitch when he's healthy to? that's a leadoff home run and it's the 24th of the year one, nothing. dodgers just like that. bottom 2, now, 2, nothing. michael conforto forever giant coming b

and at that point, the dodgers posted on x that i.c.e.ad come to the stadium and requested access to the grounds. a request the team says it denied then that sparks this back and forth online. ice officials tweeting back false. we were never there. turns out it may have been customs and border patrol with car problems. >> our people are under. >> attack and the largest economic engine. >> in this. >> area is. >> silent. >> wake up. >> do better so i think that even though dhs and we can show you this, sent out a tweet saying, look, this has nothing to do with the dodgers. >> these vehicles here for this reason or that reason, it is clear they are not trusted. okay. it is very clear when you see this response. so i don't know who wants to take this on. >> the dodgers also aren't trusted. >> because what do. >> you mean. well, the latino community there is frustrated that the dodgers have not been more vocal in support of their efforts. and so you have a situation where i think this sports franchise is trying to balance what its fan base ul

dodger management says it made that decision after dozens of ice agents drove into the dodger stadium parking lot yesterday. the news of ice agents showing up at the home of the dodgers immediately prompted a large demonstration. many immigration rights activists say they are happy that the dodgers stood up to ice after what they describe as months of silence. >> the silence hurts. the silence hurts a lot. you know, we came out very loud and proud for them when they won the world series for the parades. you know, all the fans came out and we supported them. [music] now they need to support us. >> the department of homeland security acknowledged customs and border protection vehicles were in the dodger parking lot for a short time yesterday. the department denies, though, that agents were conducting any type of immigration enforcement operation. >> 506 your time this morning, a cyclist in san francisco says waymo is responsible for a crash that caused her serious injury. she told the bay area news group she was riding her bike in downtown san francisco in february. that's when waymo st

[bleep] the dodgers ♪ ♪ [bleep] the dodgers ♪ ♪ the ninth circuit court of appeals allow the presenthe national guard troops and marines here in l.a. for now for the ruling stated the lower court order that would've allowed governor newsom command of the troops. federal judge or briefings from both sides by monday before issuing another ruling in this case. the trump administration plans to keep the marines and the national guard here in l.a. until they are confidence more violence will not flare up again. jon: christina coleman live outside of dodgers stadium. christina thanks. >> we saw in los angeles is a conspiracy of the mayor, the governor a lot of radical left protesters are going to say we are not going to let people enforce the immigration laws it. we have a different attitude toward that. obviously you have seen immigration happen all over southern we were sort order to los angeles. >> vice president mintz attaching the deployment of the national guard in the marines to help restore order in right torn los angeles. california lawmakers suited to regain control of the guard

the dodgers team quickly issuing a statement on ice. agents came to dodger stadium and requested pmission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words falls. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement to let the same irony. we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction, his build off of immigration work and at the same time were abusing in using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants and put them out in in as the face of the team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehension after they did. they were going to transfer those in cu

now, the dodgers manager says the three time mvp is getting antsy. ohtani is in the second season of a $700 million, ten year contract and a big change for the cal athletic program today, jim knowlton, who has served as cal's director of athletics for the past seven years, announced he's retiring. cal's chancellor thanked knowlton for his years of service and also announced a new leadership structure. chancellor appointed cal's current deputy athletic director, jay larson and jenny simon o'neill, as co-directors of the cal athletic program. here's also some notable news. ron rivera, who leads the football program, is now really in charge. he takes a bigger role under knowlton. cal has captured ten national titles across a variety of sports. more than 100 athletes also qualified for the summer olympics. this past games in paris. still ahead, a lot of money on the line, but no one claimed it. what happens to the money attached to a winning lotto ticket? the wifi is booming. booming! and everyone's getting iphone 16 when they get xfinity mobile. point i

and we're gonna get talked about the dodgers who are coming up next. but >> you're right.an, look, here's the thing. it's a long season, but they all count the same. and if we get to the end of the year and the giants find themselves a game out, perhaps. remember this one to remember this one well. so you go from the outhouse to the penthouse in terms of opponents because the dodgers are coming to town first series of the season between his 2 rivals with junior easy in but then the dodgers, they're in first place only by a game over the giants. they've been good. >> but not dodgers. good. well, they've been banged up their pitching staff. they've got 14 different pitchers on the injured list right now. they lead baseball in runs scored. but you're right. they have not been as good. i think as a lot of people expected there. 41 28 on the year. like you said, they're a game ahead of the giants 40 29 shohei ohtani is doing his thing and oh, by the way, he is getting close to returning to the mound as well. so that would certainly hurt. >> a banged up pitching staff. but if yo

it's not entirely clear who was there and why the dodgers came out. put out a statement, a remarkable one that said ice agents came to the stadium and requested access to the grounds, which they said they denied. ahead of tonight's game, but the department of homeland security then weighed in and said this, quote, this had nothing, nothing to do with the dodgers. customs and border protection vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement. i.c.e. added. false. we were never there. cnn's natasha chen is joining me live tonight from outside dodger stadium. and, natasha, obviously there has been a game going on. there's a lot happening behind you, but are you getting any any new details on why exactly federal agents were at dodger stadium? >> well. >> caitlin, not publicly, but what we understand. >> is that. >> agents from. >> some unit were, in fact. >> here this morning, and. >> we saw that from. >> our affiliate footage, through aerial footage and on the ground, our own crews came. here around noon whe

and also such a large part of the dodgers audience.are estimating about 40% of dodger fans roughly, are of latino heritage. and, you know, this is a large part of not only the l.a. community, but of this baseball fan base that they give a lot of loyalty and support to the team. the only person who has said anything thus far, as far as the dodgers publicly, is quique hernandez, the player who, you know, posted to social media earlier, previously that he was saddened and infuriated by what's happening in our country and our city. he said. he said the los angeles dodgers fans have welcomed me, supported me and shown me nothing but kindness and love that he considers this his second home and cannot stand to see our community being violated. like this. >> boris natasha chen, please keep an eye on the story for us. let us know when there is an update. still to come. as president trump gives himself two weeks to decide what to do about iran, we're going to take an in-depth look at the complicated history between washington and tehran. plus, p

the dodgers also didn't want them to be there. reportedly the dodgers officials.ou think it was. it could have been or their intention was maybe to make it a bit of a staging ground where they were going to arrest people and bring them back there to move vehicles or transport them to other places. >> correct. so i had a similar situation two weeks ago on a friday that started in chinatown. they were staging. they said it was to protect the federal buildings, but then all of a sudden all these ice vans started showing up. department of homeland security started showing up. so they say one thing, but then the facts on the ground show that it's completely something else. and the facts are we were hearing reports on this situation that they were taking. they're using the same vans and bringing those same vans that they use to conduct raids in hollywood to dodger stadium. >> i want to ask you about i mean, that is just it's a huge parking lot. so clearly they had enormous plans there. potentially. that sounds like they were thwarted. for now, i want to ask you about th

the los angeles dodgers say they blocked u.s. and customs enforcement agents from entering the dodger stadium on thursday morning, but the department of homeland security says the agents were not from ice, and their presence had, quote, nothing to do with the dodgers. the dispute comes as the city has seen an influx of federal agents and protests against president trump's aggressive immigration agenda. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> protesters gathered outside of dodger stadium ahead of thursday night's game. this has been a buildup of two weeks of anxiety, and for some, resentment against the dodgers for having stayed silent in their opinion about the immigration raids happening throughout los angeles, affecting a lot of the immigrant community that make up such a big part of the dodgers fan base. now, these feelings really bubbled up and reached a fever pitch thursday morning when federal agents were spotted at dodger stadium in tactical gear and unmarked vans wearing masks. the dodgers organization said that agents showed up

the dodgers 40% of their fan base is latino. i am a dodger fan, you know, and this is you know, i do struggle with this because, you know, as a sport and as the players i love, you know, i love all of them. >>so the team was actually expected to reveal a community support plan today that has been delayed, the team's president said in a statement. because of the events earlier today, we continue to work with groups involved with our programs, but we have to firm up more details without giving a new timeline. this was the crowd making their way into one of the biggest games on the valkyrie schedule this season, here in the bay area. golden state hosting the indiana fever for the team's sixth sold out game. it was packed inside valhalla and thrive city, and over at newly opened women's sports bar rickeys. the fans were not let down, with both teams putting on a show tonight. this was a game. i think that all valkyries fans were kind of zoomed in on and focused on as soon as the schedule came >>out. let me just check what you said.

the dodgers 40% of their fan base is latino. i am a dodger fan, you know, and this is you know, i do struggle with this because, you know, as a sport and as the players i love, you know, i love all of them. >>so the team was actually expected to reveal a community support plan today that has been delayed, the team's president said in a statement. because of the events earlier today, we continue to work with groups involved with our programs, but we have to firm up more details without giving a new timeline. this was the crowd making their way into one of the biggest games on the valkyrie schedule this season, here in the bay area. golden state hosting the indiana fever for the team's sixth sold out game. it was packed inside valhalla and thrive city, and over at newly opened women's sports bar rickeys. the fans were not let down, with both teams putting on a show tonight. this was a game. i think that all valkyries fans were kind of zoomed in on and focused on as soon as the schedule came >>out. let me just check what you said.