. >> of the game, the los angeles waves. >> this is. >> the story of the family that runs it. >> isla the waves. >> when i was a little girl, daddy never believed in me. and i started to doubt myself. >> i need you to stop because i don't care about any of that. you are the president. >> of the waves. this is shocking. but on behalf of all women, don't ever make a mistake. looks bad for all of us. >> it's so good. it's laugh out loud funny. and we talked about. and we talked about how mindy kaling is one of the eps. >> she's a writer creator and she's amazing. she put together the most phenomenal writing team and amazing cast. and really, it's jeanie buss, the president of the lakers. sort of. it's loosely based on her life being the first female president of, you know, a professional basketball team. but it's not about basketball. it's about the family dynamic and this very dysfunctional family. and being the only girl and a family of boys. >> it's also about a woman in a male dominated industry. and that line about like, don't mess up on behalf of all women. >> right. yeah. yeah, we

demonstrators blocking streets in los angeles, waving mexican flags but president trump is only getting started. yesterday marines arrived as the president deportations plan continues to move rapidly. secretary of defence pete hegseth visited the southern border with tom homan. it comes on the same day that both canada and mexico buckled under pressure from president trump and agreed to enhance their efforts to secure the border. they are not the only countries caving to the president's demands. venezuela is now also agreed to take back deported migrants. those illegals and they will pay for the flight. just like columbia agreed. both countries will supply the transportation. that means that saves us money. the white house has issued a powerful response to selena gomez and her sobbing uncontrollable in a powerful video shared on social media over the deportation of violent illegal immigrants. take a look. >> what about our children who were brutally murdered and and beat to death? >> i'm so sorry. the children. >> it's hard to believe that it's actually genuine and real because she's an

president trump and ice, on monday no protester shutdown down a major freeway in downtown los angeles, as marchers wavedey call a day it without immigrants, a number protesters were briefly detained, but released. >> it you can us, you can push -- you can purchase a way we are not going anywhere we are going to show up together and marched together. >> l.a. city leaders joining state officials bowing to defy trump's deportation plan. >> unfortunately, we have a president who wants to scapegoat and attack our immigrant neighbours and we are not going to take that lightly. >> ice attention nationwide ongoing with borders are tom home and not backing down. >> are about 9000 residents as we started, it is a good number but we need more and i am not satisfy yet, we are going to continue with these operations, continuing doing significant targeting actions. >> and those protests will continue tomorrow with one at each day capital across the country to protest not just immigration policies but all of president trump's actions that has been taken since he took office. >> trace: thank you. let's bring an oklahom

. >> on monday, in los angeles, protesters, some waving mexican flags, marched through downtown l.a.,led a day without immigrants. a peaceful day like march became more chaotic as night fell with ringleaders apparently intent on blocking traffic as they did on sunday when they shut down part of the 101 freeway in l.a. a number of people were briefly detained. and as the rest of illegal immigrants continue across the country, l.a. city council which formally declared los angeles a sanctuary city in november is considering several measures designed to help immigrants amid the trump administration's crackdown. those measures include requiring businesses to report to the city any workplace raids audits or other federal immigration objections and a no your rights campaign to inform residents about protections available to them. >> unfortunately, we have a president who wants to scapegoat and attack our immigrant neighbors and we are not going to take that lightly. >> with wednesday already marked as the next nationwide day of protest, these appear to be just the opening salvos in what is l

los angeles. thousands of protesters marched throughout the streets of downtown los angeles, holding signs and waving flags from mexico. along with flags from other countries. as demonstrators shut down parts of the 101, causing major traffic delays, they were out there protesting president trump's immigration policies. while today's protests remain largely peaceful, city college of san francisco says it remains committed to ensuring that undocumented immigrants and members of the lgbtq plus community feel welcome and protected on campus. today, the& board of trustees adopted a resolution reaffirming the college's commitment to protecting and supporting undocumented and lgbtq plus students. resolution is also recognizing the importance of providing an inclusive and equitable educational environment, and reaffirming its commitment to protecting students privacy and data. coming up here at six stolen goods being sold on the streets of san francisco. the new plan to stop fencing in the city by the bay. plus. [music] >> president trump today again addresses the unscheduled release of water from two calif

in dallas, people take and that the streets waving mexican flags in los angeles, police in riot gear, forming a human barricade to shut down a protest that was blocking the busy 101 freeway and in another surprising video, protesters burn the american flag. whose side are they on? [screaming] >> that is it. >> harris: i just hesitate to put those images up, because i know that it causes people to get attention by burning flags, but there you have it. >> brian: you decide at 9:00 in the morning it, and said protest, and the police led to 101 freeway with everything that the trauma that everything los angeles has been through, traffic anyway on a sunday, now they let them shut down an unpermitted protest until 6:00 at night, it's unbelievable, and then to burn, to understand the mexican flag, and el salvador flag is not going to sell your story, your story is like i feel like an american, instead you are saying i feel like a mexican and deserve to take over, what do the signs that say to stolen land anyway? that won't win over today's america, might've been fantastic in 2020, we are not

. >>> waving the mexican flag and burning the american flag, even marching through downtown los angelesing the 101 freeway, causing major delay, live with that story, that evening. >> good evening, remember a majority of the american public just voted in favour of mass deportation back in november, but there are pockets around the country who are trying to resist those plans, take a look this was today right here in the sanctuary city of los angeles for the second day in a row, anti-ice protester stopping traffic taking over overpasses and roadways while waving the flights of foreign countries, this was the scene yesterday as thousands of protesters took over the 101 freeway right through the heart of downtown l.a. blocking traffic for hours without any interference from law enforcement, they were eventually chased off by l.a.p.d. and california highway patrol hours later, later on in the night. other protesters set the american flag on fire take a look at that, as these tensions about ice arrests and mass deportations continue to rise all around the country, with the trump administrati

well, a new wave of immigration crackdowns has begun in southern california. ahead will take you to a los angelesneighborhood that experienced one of these enforcement operations. plus, the death toll in kentucky rises following a devastating storm that brought fatal floods and damaging winds. we'll have details for you after the break. >> maria torres-springer carlos de oliveira. >> what is the time? go! what is the time? >> go! until this week, my dad did not know where he was from. i'm an african american. i want to know where i come from. it means the world to share ancestry with my dad. so in nigeria, that's where it all started. so they broken it down by regions, by journeys, and by parents. man, this is deep. >> and it adds more complexity to our lives to add more color. >> my pops is my fuel. my family and my community. this is my way of saying thank you to him. >> a sleep number bed is perfect for couples. the climate 360 smart bed is the only bed that cools and warms on each side. and all our smart beds. adjust the firmness for each of you. and now save 50% on the new sleep number. limi

policies, thousands of high school students, boston los angeles, displaying flags from mexico, glass, and all that now solvable. donald trump as close to the wave of people patients that days and the restriction within the 1st of the hundreds of migrants have already been deported to you. and human rights chief as will be, was, could yet be come to the eastern democratic republic of congo as rondon about $1023.00 levels of buttons across the country, the un human rights kind of those little for the investigation. it's a human rights abuses in folk took, says crimes, including rape and sexual slavery may increase. the peter event sees truly sure strongly since january the 26th, nearly 3000 people being killed. and the $2880.00 engine realistic is likely to be much higher. so i'm probably multiple, pretty savvy. i go my live up in coma. on january the 27th, 2 hospitals were bombed kidding and wounding many patients, including women and children. feet this time it is awful. tricity zoe fee. i'm horrified by the spirit of sexual violence, which has been an appalling feature. if this conflict for a long time, this is likely to worse and in the commo

waves crashing in. i mean, there's no sight like it. los angeles is, you know, one of my all time favorites because it's on the pacific ocean. >> i mean, is it something that simple? it's in this case, a mediterranean. >> yeah, well, in his mind, it is. aaron. i mean, any waterfront property is more valuable. and i think that's his simplistic view of it. i mean, what's amazing about this situation is that he's looking at a commercial opportunity. when you have talked about this in the past, there's children dying of starvation in gaza, and that is his focus. it's a commercial opportunity. >> jack. i also want to say the number i was looking up was the gdp of israel. so at the price you're talking about $100 billion, that would be 20% of the entire gdp of the entire country of israel to rebuild gaza. money that you heard republicans say that forget the fact that no one's going to do that. actually, if it costs that. but they don't think it should come from u.s. taxpayers. all right. well, jack, i appreciate your time. and thanks so much. always grea

los angeles. >> a study finds extreme heat is linked to accelerated aging. the study, published in the journal science advances, suggests that heat waves and rising temperatures from climate change could be chemically modifying people's dna and speeding up their biological aging. researchers found that people living in areas that go above 90 degrees for 140 days or more a year could age up to 14 months faster than someone in an area with fewer than ten extreme heat days a year. >> so in places like palm springs and scottsdale, arizona. >> yeah, that's something to think about. >> yeah, it's a little scary the way the temperatures are going. yeah. >> not extreme here. >> no, but very smart. yeah. smart weather. >> smart smart smart, smart and nice. that's spencer. >> okay, well, i'll take it. let's take a look at what's going on with our smart weather. overnight, we'll have mainly clear skies, a few thin, high clouds possible. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 40s. then tomorrow, another very unseasonably mild day, much like today, with high temperatures ranging from 70 at the coast to mid and upper 70s around the bay shoreline to mid and up

los angeles and they were able to shut down that highway until 6:00 at night. lapd was told to stand down. >> ainsley: order to get protesters off the street and freeway. they were waving mexican flag, holding up signs, they are upset with donald trump for cracking down on immigration. donald trump in 10-day span, arrested 7774 illegal criminals. >> brian: you want to win over america, don't holdup the mexican flag and say you are fighting for america. another sign says america can't protect american land. if i'm in los angeles, i lost everything, mayor is mia, homeless have taken over the streets and now people living in mansions are homeless, as well and now let the lapd stand back and let illegal immigrants take over the streets and stop me from driving. you need another reason to leave los angeles? not sure you need a bigger one than that. lawrence this is a city by the record, when you look at legis legislation, don't value law and order. you have criminals stealing, walking out, police not allowed to respond. they don't respect federal law. they will be on losing end of this. what this administration is doing is highlighting criminal element of people they are de

wave of covid. so all of that suggests that yes, there was an imprint of the fires in los angeles, but that the underlying labor market is still stable. some people think it's stuck because, of course, what matt may point out is exactly right. people are not quitting. we're not seeing a lot of hiring, and we're not seeing a lot of firing. any increase in firing that means could see a much more rapid acceleration in the unemployment rate. >> all right. thank you to both for helping us better understand these numbers. and now to the escalating confusion in the federal workforce. after a judge pauses the deadline for the trump administration's so-called buyout offer, government employees had until midnight on thursday to accept this plan, but now they have until at least monday to decide. that's when the next hearing is more than 65,000 employees have already accepted the offer. some 10,000 usaid workers are waiting to hear if they'll be put on leave, furloughed or just fired outright. it's all part of president trump and elon musk's widespread efforts to dismantle the humanitarian agency. less than 300 usai

a wave of operations that are targeting these specific neighborhoods and these specific communities. jessica. >> more to come from los angeles, julia vargas jones, thank you for your reporting. well, a bunch of passengers looked out the window today during their flight, and they saw this terrifying moments today for more than 160 people on an american airlines flight on its way from new york to india, it had to be diverted to rome because of a security scare. but you see, the jets from the italian air force escorted the plane to its landing. the airline saying law enforcement inspected the plane and found no concerns. the flight is expected to get back on its way tomorrow morning. still ahead is elon musk using the same playbook on federal workers that he used in his takeover of twitter? we'll take a look at the similarities and what it could mean for what comes next for the federal government. you're in the cnn newsroom. >> welcome back. >> have i got news for you? new saturday on cnn. >> the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i

los angeles and new york this president's day. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all right, gloria, thank you. >> in the south bay, dozens gathered to protest elon musk. it's part of a wavens against musk's companies. protesters lined the streets outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom yesterday. organizers say musk's work in the trump administration is bad for democracy. his role heading the department known as doge, has drawn a lot of controversy in recent weeks, largely because of his access and decisions as a non-elected official. >> the bay area's all star weekend has come to an end. thousands of fans, massive events and one big opportunity for san francisco to cash in. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has a look at the business boost. >> i got the ford galaxy. i'm going to play basketball in them. >> devin harris of trenton, new jersey has his kicks and he's standing in line to get the latest and greatest pair. he's hoping to get what these guys just got. >> highly hyped. everyone wants them. >> like everyone here in line at the nike store. spent a lot of money during the big basketball event. >> i've given san francisco almost $2,000. i am, i'm in the hole

los angeles and new york, on this president's day. live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> all right, gloria, thank you. in the south bay, dozens. >> gathered to protest elon musk. it's part of a wavedemonstrations against musk's companies. protesters lined the streets outside the palo alto tesla sales showroom yesterday. organizers say musk's work in the trump administration is bad for democracy. his role heading the department known as doge, has drawn a lot of controversy in recent weeks, largely because of his access and decisions as a non elected official. >> nba all-star weekend is over, but it could be felt in san francisco for quite some time. officials believe the economy will see a much needed boost. fans bought merch and spent money at local restaurants, hotels and pop up shops. officials are hoping to bring in about $350 million from this weekend. >> i've given san francisco almost $2,000. i am in the hole right now, but when i get home, i'll make sure i make it right. >> some of the ticketed experiences last weekend started at 500 bucks and went up from there. the hefty price tag meant plenty of people sought out watch parties and local bars and restaurants to catch the

los angeles. and stephen joins us now. thank you so much for being here. congratulations on this. thank you. let's just start with the phenomenon that is suits a hit when it came out became a tidal wave. a true phenomenon. so talk to us about the sort of pressure, i guess, that comes with that to continue the story. >> oh. >> if i thought about. >> that. i don't. >> think. >> that i would get. >> much sleep. >> i focus on. >> making sure that my cast is happy, the directors are happy, the creator of the show is happy, and i let. >> all. >> of the other stuff take. >> care of itself. >> because, i mean. >> you can't really. i mean, how would you deal with this too much? >> yeah. talk to us about what drew you, though, to the project? >> well, i mean, i'm an actor, right? so i wasn't working on anything at the time, and it was early 2024. so just about. >> a year ago now, and. >> this. >> audition came up. >> i think i was mostly. >> excited just. >> to have an audition in person between. >> just being. busy and then with everything that happened with the pandemic. >> i don't think. >> i'd been. in a. >> room to audition in quite some time. so tell. >> us about. >> ted black. no spoile