Speaker 1: Top Ink Club Podka.
Speaker 2: Poor good afternoon, Good after noon, Good after.
Speaker 3: Noon, World.
Speaker 4: You're not locked in with us on top inc World News.
Speaker 5: That's it's your whole studio fort you.
Speaker 4: And every day it's a news you know cities.
Speaker 5: That we got.
Speaker 4: We gonna come and give you.
Speaker 2: Excoosial headlining topics on all the news that's going on
in the world and in politics. And you know, our
first segment is about the protesting with the immigrants in
la A, Okay, and uh like that's the main topic
of what we wanna give you some actual you know,
updates on and every day we just gonna keep it
coming like that, right there, Man introducing to y'all top
INC World News.
Speaker 4: Okay, top inc World News.
Speaker 5: And of course you know we gonnah keep it original
and we actually gonna be you know, shotting out the
sources really get that information form.
Speaker 2: So with this first you know episode in our series
of top ink World News, we actually got this source
and information from ABC World. Okay, So ABC World News
shout out to the cash everything that got going on,
and we're just gonna keep it going like that right there, y'all,
let's get into this right here, or you know, entertainment
or just top inc World News.
Speaker 3: Let's go tonight.
Speaker 6: Tonight, the President orders the National Guard into Los Angeles
to squash immigration protests, a plane goes down in Tennessee
with more than a dozen people on board, and severe
weather turns deadly in the South. We begin in Los Angeles,
where the National Guard arrived overnight following days of clashes
over ice deportations. In response to some protesters throwing objects
at officers, law enforcement is using flash bang grenades. Supplies
are being flown in by Blackhawk helicopters. California Governor Gavin
Newsom claims that President wants to create a spectacle. Mac
upment reports from the scene. As more clashes erupt and
a ten standoff in New York results in several arrests,
we have reports from both cities tonight. Next, the breaking
news from Tennessee. A skydiving plane crash near an airport.
Twenty people on board with multiple injuries reported. Some of
the injured and had to be airlifted to the hospital.
What we're learning at this hour, more than forty million
Americans are facing a severe weather threat. Our weather team
is tracking the storms from Texas into the Carolinas. Also tonight,
a chilling assassination attempt a presidential candidate is shot in Columbia.
Late word on his condition as a fifteen year old
suspect is now under arrest. The War in Ukraine, Martha
Randits takes us inside a secret factory where drones costing
hundreds were built to destroy Russian bomber's worth billions, her
exclusive interview with Ukraine's president and what he says he
wants from Donald Trump. A crucial week ahead for Shandy
Comb's charge with sex trafficking and racketeering. Why his lawyers
are calling for a mistrial again. Urgent rescue Flames seen
shooting from a boat packed with more than twenty people
while the operator is now facing charges. A thriller at
the French Open Carlos Alcarez and Yanick Center battling for
five and a half hours for the title, plus the
countdown to Game two of the NBA Finals, Can the
Indiana Pacers still? Another on the road in Oklahoma City?
And rebirth in America. He was once left for dead
after a devastating injury. Now this high school graduate is
rewriting his story and taking on new challenges.
Speaker 3: From ABC News World Headquarters in New York. This is
World News Tonight.
Speaker 6: Good evening everyone, Thanks so much for joining us on
this Sunday. I'm Lindsay Davis. We begin tonight with fast
moving developments in Los Angeles. President Trump deploying two thousand
National Guard members after violence and chaos erupts during immigration
protests outside a federal building just moments ago. Police declared
it an unlawful assembly. Those troops to say on the
streets of LA. Governor Gavin Newsom is blasting the move,
calling it quote purposefully inflammatory and an alarming abuse of power.
Nearly a dozen arrests overnight as some protesters tossed objects
at officers, Police using tear gas and flashbank grenades to
disperse the crowd. Today, protesters were back out on the
streets for the third consecutive day, some marching in downtown LA,
and police and protesters also squaring off here in New
York City Tonight. The Trump administration says California officials could
face federal charges over their response. ABC's Matt Gutman is
in Los Angeles and leads us off tonight.
Speaker 3: Hundreds of National Guard troops are deployed on the streets
of Los Angeles. A convoy of heavily armed and camouflaged
troops arriving overnight, establishing staging areas at downtown federal facilities.
President Trump calling up two thousand members of the National
Guard in an effort to stamp out clashes that broke
out over the weekend between law enforcement and demonstrators protesting
ice deportations boiling over after immigration authorities conducted a series
of sweeps in recent days, arresting more than one hundred
immigrants in Los Angeles over the course of last week.
Dozens of demonstrators arrested since the clashes broke out Friday,
Officers in riot gear using tear gas and flashbangs to
disperse protesters, some of whom hurled projectiles. And in an
extraordinary scene Saturday afternoon, a black Hall helicopter landing in
the parking lot of a Homeland Security office, agents unloading
supplies for law enforcement. And we were there this evening
as that standoff continued outside a federal facility in downtown
Los Angeles. This is one of the tear God standards
stores that was just deployed against some of the couple
hundred people here and on this side. They are about
one hundred federal law enforcement California National Guard. The president,
bypassing California's governor, authorizing the troop deployment for sixty days
late Saturday, saying in a memo the protests constitute a
form of rebellion against the United States. Secretary of Defense
Pete Hexith, adding on social media that the administration is
also considering mobilizing active duty marines if the classes continue,
an idea of the president did not rule out late
today the far for sending marines the fly what I
think it is.
Speaker 2: I mean, if we see danger to our country and
to our citizens, it will be very, very strong.
Speaker 7: In terms of law and order.
Speaker 3: Local officials blasting the White House In response, Los Angeles
Mayor Karen Bass writing, deploying federalized troops on the heels
of these raids is a chaotic escalation. In California, Governor
Gavin Newsom calling the troop deployment purposefully inflammatory, adding the
idea of deploying active duty marines on US soil is deranged. Today,
Trump's allies in Washington defending the president's decision, did you
have any problem or any concerns about the president sending
in the National Guard to a.
Speaker 6: Place where local authorities say that.
Speaker 7: They're not needed and could be harmful.
Speaker 2: I have no concern about that at all.
Speaker 5: I think the President did exactly what he needed to do.
Speaker 7: And Trump is putting the safety of the communities that
are being impacted by these riots and by these protests
that have turned violent, and he's putting the safety of
our law enforcement officers first.
Speaker 3: Lindsey can see the intensity of what has happened here
in downtown LA. Police arresting this man.
Speaker 7: He was walking on stilts.
Speaker 5: They've taken him.
Speaker 3: Down, their projectiles being thrown. You can hear flashbanks, water
and all over these flash bank cannisters that have been
strewn here on the street. Please continue to try to
push the crowd back beyond these federal buildings. Now a
reminder that this is the first time since nineteen sixty
five that a governor has been bypassed in the deployment.
Speaker 7: Of National Guard.
Speaker 3: That's to the federal building just to my left. So
we're seeing something that hasn't happened in quite some time
here in downtown Los Angeles, Lindsay.
Speaker 6: Still an active situation there, Matt, Thank you. Here in
New York City, nearly two dozen people were taken into custody.
What started as a protest to icy portation operations turned
into a standoff, with demonstrators coming fait to phase with
NYPD officers. Many were led away in zip ties tonight.
Nine of the twenty two people taken into custody yesterday
are facing charges now to that late breaking news, a
skydiving plane with twenty people on board crash about sixty
miles south of Nashville. Multiple injuries are reported and some
had to be airlifted to a local hospital. One witness
says it happened shortly after takeoff. Here's ABC's faith in bubet.
Speaker 1: Tonight, multiple people airlifted to the hospital after the skydiving
plane crashed sixty miles south of Nashville just minutes after
take off. Police say the plane was carrying twenty people
when it came plunging down in Tellahoma, Tennessee, around twelve
forty five pm local time. Flight trackers showing the fifty
eight year old plane going in circles just before the
crash thed Havevelin Canada, DHC six to twin otter badly damaged,
with the tail ripped off parts of the plane littered
across this field just one thousand feet from the end
of the runway. Cruise rushing too the scene, airlifting some
of the victims to the hospital while others were treated
on site, and lindsay, despite what we're seeing of that records, remarkably,
police say no one died. The NTSB and FAA are
now looking into what caused that crash.
Speaker 6: Lindsay, Faith, thank you now to the sphere weather threat.
Speaker 2: So there y'all have it.
Speaker 4: Top Top World.
Speaker 2: News hosted by CEO fourteen a major round offul club
to ABC World News because you know, what they do
is very important and you know we round of applaud them.
So every day, you know what I'm seeing the most
major topics in the world. We scribbling to take this
top eat club, you understand, and invite more people to
our club. Okay, what I'm saying, so you know, we
describing to actually invite the people that want to hear,
you know, about the political views.
Speaker 4: In the world.
Speaker 2: It don't matter what party. You know what I'm saying,
You voted for who you voted for, whether you're a
Democrat or Republican, or you just don't vote that don't matter. Okay,
we always just wanna keep you informed about what's going
on in the world, and actually taking this Top Ink
Club podcast in this broad dial you know, listeners and
expanding to another level. So again every day, you know,
we gonna bring you that that heat. Man, I'm talking about,
like what's really going on inside the world. And you
know we gonna use U certain sources inside the world.
That's official sources. Okay. The main sources you know what
I'm saying that we will be using is ABC World
News and of course also sixty Minutes Australia. You understand
what I'm saying, So I wanna get them around of applog.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying, and now we gonna keep you informed
about what's going on in the world, so aging man
talk th world moves and taking the song to the
mens level.
Speaker 2: And also be on the lookout for our Top Inc
Sports unimity. Okay, we got the brain this right here,
to this, to this, UH this this platform and it's
top inc TV. That when you hear the introductions to
ABC World News or when you hear the introductions to
UH sixty minutes, whether there's a scrare just the original
or Ficial sixty minutes or whatever source that we use,
and you hear other you know, topics that you wanna hear.
Please feel free to go to those sources on YouTube
or wherever that you may find your favorite news casts
and your favorite personalities and you donna catch up on
the rest of those stories.
Speaker 5: Okay, makes you beat them, Make you beat them, Let
you do that, Let you beat it for Guan's Top
World u s folks, see your fortunes and take them
to the It's look.
Speaker 2: You all tuned in to Top Ink Club pocas