alex padilla presence in room. now how and not be in the united states of america that is senator elected, by the people of the state, who simply wants to go to a public meeting and have his voice heard on behalf of the constituents in handcuffs and then thrown to the ground is not acceptable valleys on the other side of the aisle, need to say, that this is not acceptable and are we trying to freeze the voice and we trying to say we cannot understand what true public lessee this course is about. i think we should in washington that were big enough to think it that we know the somebody disagrees with us not going to get them thrown out in this case, how united states senator, then on front to the mountains disrespectful and in atrocity and we need to understand how this is happening in this administration, on the side of the aisle that they think that that is the way you treat the boys of the united states and expressing. >> mr. president. >> senator from maryland.. >> i stand i'm shaking, i am so angry i am so enra

people decide that they don't want to risk the fate of alex padilla. they don't want to be on the ground with their hands forced behind them and put into handcuffs. they stay home. and they just let the tyranny wash over their community and their country. we're not there yet. i don't mean to exercise hyperbole. what i seek to say is that we should not take this democracy for granted and that there can be -- history tells us there often is a deep impact when violence is used against those who are protesting the regime. it becomes normalized. and it ends up scaring many people into a dissent away from civic participation, and that is where our democracy dies. this sacred privilege, the privilege of free speech, the privilege to protest your government, says 16-year-old benjamin franklin, is so essential to free government that the security of prosperity and the freedom of speech always go together. men cannot be prosperous, he says, without having access to the freedom of expression. senator padilla was doing his job. sure, you can decide that he was bei

and he was yelling, by the way, he's senator alex padilla. are you surprised by how the this kind of turned out? he was like ten feet from secretary noem. >> i am surprised that she didn't recognize him as a united states senator. that what you're saying. but our politics have also become so it's not just tribal out in the country. it is here in washington, too, with officeholders. those relationships across the aisle are few and far between these days. and that is not the way it used to be, but it is now. and they sort of keep to their own. and again, i don't think any of that is an excuse for the way the law enforcement treated a totally non-threatening non-dangerous sitting, elected united states senator trying to make a political point. but i do think that that gets at the reality of our politics right now, which is that there's not a lot of interaction. >> yeah, it's such a good point, david. >> i don't want to invest too much in trying to dissect certain social media posts from president trump, because often he says things and then we s

colleagues to express outrage over the actions taking place in los angeles when our dear colleague, alex padilla, senator padilla, was thrown out of an event where he was just simply trying to express his opinion on behalf of the millions of californians that he represents. it is so interesting to me that this situation happened because not that long ago in the state of washington in olympia, we had a bill signing and it is no secret in the state of washington that a guy named tim is probably the antithesis of what our governor bob ferguson believes. he fights him on all sorts of initiatives to the people about policies that mr. eiman wants to express. he's a noted individual in our state. he shows up to a press conference to basically protest a bill that the governor is going to sign. he gets into the governor's office and he stands right behind our governor. one of our legislators who basically wants the governor to know that this individual who he disagrees with does not support this bill has now snuck into the governor's press conference. so, what is our governor do? he turns around and he l

alex padilla is a great guy. he is thoughtful, he is passionate, he is just trying to serve his constituents in the best way he knows how, by doing the thing that is in our constitution. freedom of speech, article 1. by exercising his constitutional rights and his rights as a united states senator, to ask some questions of government officials, he was doing his job. his job is oversight, oversight of the department of homeland security. this is in a federal building. and this didn't happen in isolation. the trump administration has arrested a mayor and a member of congress and a labor leader. the other day i think, i mentioned the one highlight of this week which was your grand kid, and the low light is besides this at the end of the week is what happened at for the bragg the other day -- at fort bragg the other day. the president of the united states going to a u.s. military base and using soldiers as political props. that is not who we are as a country. and i have to say, mr. president, what i saw is leading us

alex padilla is one of the most decent people i know. one of the most dedicated public servants i know. someone of just the greatest character. we all know him well in this institution. he embodies public service. he never forgot where he came from. he came from very humble origins and he never forgot where he came from. and the beauty of this country is, you can come from a very humble origin and you could end up here. when i first got here, john tester, a former from montana and senator from montana told me about a conversation he had with john d. rockefeller when he got here. rockefeller told him, you and i i came from different places, but we both ended up here. and alex padilla ended up here because of his integrity, and his compassion, all that is at risk, all of that is at risk right now if we let the abusive handling of this good man and so many other good men and women around this country, if we let this go without our firmest opposition, without our strongest pushback, without our strongest defense of our democracy. and with th

alex padilla is a great guy. he is thoughtful, he is passionate, he is just trying to serve his constituents in the best way he knows how, by doing the thing that is in our constitution. freedom of speech, article 1. by exercising his constitutional rights and his rights as a united states senator, to ask some questions of government officials, he was doing his job. his job is oversight, oversight of the department of homeland security. this is in a federal building. and this didn't happen in isolation. the trump administration has arrested a mayor and a member of congress and a labor leader. the other day i think, i mentioned the one highlight of this week which was your grand kid, and the low light is besides this at the end of the week is what happened at for the bragg the other day -- at fort bragg the other day. the president of the united states going to a u.s. military base and using soldiers as political props. that is not who we are as a country. and i have to say, mr. president, what i saw is leading us

en el programa hoy, hablamos con el senador mián trujillo: buenos días, alex padilla sobre su detenciónando fue esposado, aquí en su comunidad del valle. [música] [música] damián trujillo: y comenzamos con un gran esfuerzo, basado en los Ángeles, california; con nosotros, johnny murillo, johnny es fundador de un programa que se llama chicano hollywood, nos acompaña, johnny, bienvenido al programa. johnny murillo: gracias, gracias por la invitación, y aquí estamos listos para discutir lo que está pasando ahorita con nosotros. damián trujillo: pues son cosas muy buenas para los que anhelan, quizás entrar a hollywood, a ser actores, actrices, qué no; platíquenos un poco de chicano hollywood. johnny murillo: yeah, a ver, si puedo hacerlo en español, mi español es muy pocho, perdón, soy de san josé; en san josé, todos mis apellidos somos de ahí, pero nosotros ahorita estamos en los Ángeles, en hollywood; y lo que es chicano hollywood es una plataforma que existe para, que tiene una misión para apoyar a los chicanos, mexicanos, latinos, lo que sea; los que quieren entrar en hollywood, en coun

and the video shows senator alex padilla saying, quote, i'm senator alex padilla, i'm senator alex padilla. i don't know what who interviewed kristi noem, but kristi noem tells this lie, quote, he didn't identify himself. the lie isn't corrected. so now millions of people, that number has a huge audience heard that lie. what is the role of propaganda and unchecked, uncorrected lies in the media in a an autocratic lunge? >> i think if you want. >> to look at an example, it's russia, right. and then russia, what you have, if you watch television, all you see. >> is an alternative reality. >> that is not reality. >> it is. >> the reality. >> that the regime wants you to think is reality. >> they that is what fox news is. it is no different than the state media. >> that we see in. >> places like russia there. i'm from los angeles. i just got here yesterday. there's no burning of la to the ground. they've created a complete fiction on television. running in a loop, the same 4 or. >> 5 images of the same burning car. >> right. >> they're going. >> to kind of force down the throats of the people

asÍ sacaron al senador alex padilla de una conferencia sobre las protestas en esta ciudad.slador hispano dice que querÍa preguntar a la secretaria de seguridad nacional sobre las medidas migratorias de la administraciÓn. >> to be great. >> ademÁs, el presidente trump admite la escasez de trabajadores que genera su campaÑa de deportaciones masivas. promete una orden lo mÁs pronto posible para proteger a trabajadores de la agricultura y la industria hotelera. el gobierno elimina de forma oficial el parole humanitario que beneficia a mÁs de medio millÓn de inmigrantes, entre ellos venezolanos y cubanos. alienta a los beneficiarios del programa a auto deportarse. en un aviÓn comercial con 242 personas a bordo. se estrella en india. el boeing 787 cae sobre un Área residencial. cuando se dirigÍa a londres. hay un sobreviviente. y todo listo en la ciudad de washington para el desfile militar que conmemorarÁ el aniversario del ejÉrcito. le mostramos los preparativos y el dispositivo de seguridad que intentarÁ contener las protestas programadas. >> noticias. telemundo con julio vaqu

the man handling of senator alex padilla was a complete and total disgrace. a good man, a decent man, a patriotic man and a hardworking man. he's the very embodiment of what a united states senator. should represent in this great country of ours, anchored in the principle of self-government. he was at that. >> press. >> conference doing his job, asking questions about what is taking place in california, the state that he represents, and on behalf of the american people. and he was recklessly and aggressively manhandled. that was unacceptable. it was unconscionable. it was unpatriotic. it's un-american. and every. >> single person watching an impromptu press conference on capitol hill with the junior senator from california, adam schiff, and hakeem jeffries, we're going to turn now to the host of the independent independent americans podcast and founder and ceo of independent veterans of america, paul rieckhoff. lieutenant general mark hertling is still with us. general, i want to start with you, because the backdrop of all of this, of course, is increased tens

i'm senator alex padilla, i'm senator alex padilla.eard you say it, i believe, i think at least three times. and then this happens to you. i'm just curious. i'm sure maybe there's some part of you in that moment you're saying, well, i'm a sitting senator. this is this is not going to end. this isn't going to end badly. but you still had to be shocked, right? i mean, what was your emotion in that moment? i mean, this is not a position that you would have ever expected to find yourself in in a press conference, suddenly being tackled and wrestled and thrown to the ground and had handcuffs put on. >> you look, it took some restraint growing up where i grew up and how i grew up. aaron, trust me, it is not easy when you may be pushed around like that by a law enforcement official to have that restraint because it's a physical. reaction. but you know that if you don't oblige, it can escalate even more. so. so i think i was very, very restrained with everything that happened there. flash forward to now getting walked down a hall in handcuffs,

. >> senator alex padilla. i have questions for the secretary. >> david: california senator alex padilla interrupting kristi noem. authorities then wrisking him away. it comes after images of i.c.e. agents chasing farm workers through the fields. >> we have learned a fifth person now dead, the toll rising after flash floods in the u.s. sweeping drivers away in their cars. also tonight, a man seen clinging to a tree, waiting to be rescued. >> in new york city tonight, the harvey weinstein retrial. the judge declaring a mistrial on the final charge after the jury foreman refusing to resume deliberations saying he was afraid to go back in the jury room. tonight, sources tell abc news israel may launch an attack on iran in the coming days targeting iran's nuclear sites and president trump telling reporters it could very well happen. so jon karl tonight on what he's learned and what this could mean across the region. >>> here in the u.s., a 9-year-old girl attacked by a shark while snorkeling in florida. the shark b

if you know alex padilla, you know, senator padilla, his story where he's from, if your first reaction to this is that, look, this is politics. this is a guy who was seeking the limelight. then you don't really senator padilla. that's not who he is. he's a guy who's, you know, risen up from a family that migrated from mexico with his mother cleaned houses. his father was a short order cook. he went to mit. this is a guy who, you know who really lifting himself up with the help of his family. he dana find himself when he went in there and he's kind of a mild guy. he's a mild mannered guy. this is a guy who wants access because he's in the room. he's in the building when appears this is not some guy who's out there like as a bomb thrower with in the senate. so what that means is as senate democrats and democrats in the house as well, they're going to they're going to go crazy about what happened here and how a sitting u.s. senator, california's senior senator was manhandled the taken to the ground, even though he didn't himself. and if law enforcement who was there, dhs officers who were

senator alex padilla.t of a news conference and forced to the ground. how alex padilla and the homeland security secretary are responding.

aftermath of johnson talking to reporters about this incident, in which he sharply criticized alex padilla, and he offered no criticism for the way that padilla was treated at that time. and during that very tense press conference, democrats were actually heckling johnson in the middle of all of it, saying that he was lying about the incident. johnson decided not to respond to that, but he did respond to the concerns that were raised about what we saw from that video. >> a sitting member of congress should not act like that. it is beneath a member of congress. it is beneath a u.s. senator. they're supposed to lead by example. and that is not a good example. we have to turn the temperature down in this country and not escalate it. the democrat party is on the wrong side. they are defending lawbreakers, and now they're acting like lawbreakers themselves. and i. >> think oversight, mr. speaker, that's oversight. >> charging a cabinet secretary in a in a press conference. i beg to differ. i think the people do as well. >> and democrats say that was not what happened during that press conferenc

so, senator alex padilla. una junta para recibir mas informacion de los, the. >> firsthand account here from california's senator alex padilla here, describing just minutes after a tumultuous scene was caught on camera. as he described it, he said he was waiting for a scheduled briefing in the same building as the homeland security secretary. he heard that the security secretary was, in his words, a few doors down. so he decided to go over to that news conference and said that he was asking questions after he and his colleagues were unable to get answers from the department of homeland security in recent weeks about the action we're seeing there in southern california. he said he went to the news conference, had a question, tried to ask it. the senator said he was there peacefully. he says once he began to ask the question, he was immediately forcibly removed from the room. and we heard california senator alex padilla say that he was handcuffed. senator says he was not arrested. he was not detained. but he did

senator alex padilla is pushed to the ground and handcuffed. this happened as he tried to ask a question during a homeland security briefing. yeah, he interrupted that briefing and things devolved from there. kron four's dan kerman has more. he's live in the newsroom. good evening, dan. good evening. homeland security chief kristi noem. >> was giving a briefing on ice arrests when padilla who was in the federal building in los angeles, entered the conference room and began asking questions. that's what led to this confrontation. you'll see. you're looking at a sitting u.s. senator being pushed to the ground and handcuffed by federal officers. it happened to california senator alex padilla thursday afternoon after he began asking homeland security secretary kristi noem. a question during a news conference at the la federal building. i want to say thank you to every single person for senator, alex padilla. i have a question for the secretary because the fact of the matter half a violent criminals that are both hitting and under. >> despite identi

homeland being aggressive and fighting with police officer shot, you're going to arrested senator alex padilla and despite this video showing pda identifying himself. >> the department of homeland security says senator padilla chose disrespectful political theater. >> and interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself or having his senate security pin on as he lunged toward secretary noem mr. padilla was told repeatedly to back away and did not comply with officer's repeated commands. secret service thought he was an attacker and officers acted appropriately. >> later in the day, told a los angeles television station she had a great conversation with padilla after the incident. the dea has not confirmed whether that conversation happened or whether it was great. live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron. 4 news and this afternoon, democratic members of the state assembly and senate held a >> press conference on the steps of the state capitol to show solidarity with senator alex padilla. >> to have a democratically elected u.s. senator attacked in this way is completely unacceptabl

. >> i'm senator alex padilla. i have questions for the secretary. >> california senator alex padilla interrupting homeland security secretary kristi noem. authorities then wrestling him away, handcuffing him behind his back, face down on the floor. it comes after images of ice agents chasing farm workers through the fields. we have also just learned tonight a fifth person now dead. the toll rising after flash floods in the u.s, sweeping drivers away in their cars. also tonight, a man seen clinging to a tree waiting to be rescued in new york city. tonight, the harvey weinstein retrial, the judge declaring a mistrial on the final charge after the jury foreman refuses to resume deliberations, saying he was afraid to go back into that jury room. what we've learned here in the u.s, a nine-year-old girl attacked by a shark while snorkeling in florida, the shark biting off much of her hand. and now the extraordinary surgery. and tonight here we remember a well-known actor. from scarface to ghostbusters to clear and prese

soy el senador alex padilla. decÍa tengo preguntas para la secretaria.otros tres hombres tomaron de los brazos al senador. son policÍas del fbi. layflat se hinca, lo tiran y lo esposan. un senador de los estados unidos tirado en el piso, rodeado por tres agentes. >> de. >> el episodio hizo estallar las redes sociales. esto es indignante, dictatorial y vergonzoso, escribiÓ el gobernador de california, gavin newsom. trump y sus tropas estÁn fuera de control. la alcaldesa de los angeles publicÓ los ataques de esta administraciÓn sobre nuestra ciudadad. deben terminar. >> after this. >> mÁs tarde en la cadena fox news. la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que el senador de repente llegÓ y nadie sabÍa quiÉn era. asegurÓ que hablaron despuÉs del incidente. >> a period of time and that this you know where leaders where public servants and if requested a meeting. i would have love to have said town and had a conversation with him. >> afuera la expectativa. estamos en el edificio federal. a la espera de una conferencia de prensa del senador alex padilla para

senator. >> this video shows the moment secret service agents pushed california democratic senator alex padillaews conference in los angeles. >> forcibly removed from the room. i was forced to the ground. and i was handcuffed. >> padilla spoke after and said he wants to question homeland security secretary kristi noem can only imagine. what they're doing. 2 farmers, 2 cooks to day labors. los angeles community and throughout california and throughout the country known criticized the interruption during her immigration press conference, praising law enforcement or i think everybody in america would have would agree that that was an appropriate dhs called the move political theater and said no, padilla met after for 15 minutes, but senate democrats are up in arms over the removal of their colleague, despicable. it's disgusting. it is so un-american. this is something shat we should not tolerate. >> democrats demanded an investigation and called out the action taken against the senator. if this is how. >> united states senator can be treated, the none of us >> however, georgia republican congressw

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he's got california us senator alex padilla tonight and minnesota ag keith ellison, who you just saw me play a piece of his speech last hour. also, massachusetts governor maura healey. i should stop talking now because now it is time for the last word with the aforementioned lawrence o'donnell and all of those really good guests. good evening. lawrence. >> no, rachel. keep going. keep keep selling the show. >> thank you very much. >> rachel. >> i wanted to show. >> you you've. >> been covering. >> these protests and, by the way, getting. >> us ready. >> for it. as it was. >> coming. >> just better than anyone. >> so there was there was. >> no real surprise, i think, for your audience about just how big and how important this was this weekend. but i wanted to show you. >> a theme. >> that i discovered. >> even though i. >> was on the other side of the country. >> that was happening. >> in the. santa monica protest. there's a recurring theme that. >> was on the. >> sides there. now, the this photograph was taken by elizabeth o'donnell on the other side of the country, sending it to me

bipartisan average after democratic california senator alex padilla was forcibly removed from homeland security secretary krisi noem's press conference. padilla says he was 20 answers while noem says he crashed the event looking to create political theater. >> chaotic moments during a press conference by the homeland security secretary, kristi noem in los angeles. >> everything a person. >> it began when california's democratic senator alex padilla started interrupting her from the back of the room. >> forced out of the room by security and handcuffed in the hallway, later speaking outside. >> i began to ask a question. i was almost immediately forcibly removed. i was not arrested, i was not detained. >> repressed noem. >> why did you detain him? why was that the action you decided to take? >> evelyn law enforcement speak to how the situation was handled. people need to identify themselves before they start lunging at people. >> is it appropriate to handcuff a sitting senator? >> mccarter colleagues outraged. >> i just saw something that is sick into my stomach. the manhandling of a un

well, now to that news conference in los angeles, where senator alex padilla was forcibly removed. homeland security secretary kristi noem was in the city offering the latest information on immigration enforcement in that area. senator padilla, a vocal critic of the trump administration's immigration policies, appeared at that news conference and interrupted, no, our crystal bailey is here now with more of the video showing security confronting padilla and taking him out of the room. crystal. >> well, heather, the senator says he was simply looking to get some questions answered about those dhs operations in southern california, questions from his constituents and his state and fellow state leaders. now, when he started to call out to the secretary to ask those questions, he says he was removed. >> senator alex padilla, i have questions for the secretary. >> captured in this video filmed by senator alex padilla. staff. you can see what appears to be plainclothes federal officers and fbi agents forcefully shoving the senator out of the conference room, taking him down a hallway, and

senator alex padilla. >> aggressively removed from a homeland security news conference. senator padilla was in the federal building for a scheduled briefing on national guard troops and los angeles. he says that he went to listen to secretary gnomes briefing. he tried to ask the secretary a question that is when federal agents stepped in, they grab the senator with force, pushed him from the room. they took them into the hallway and then thrust him to the ground. he wasn't handcuffed. here's the senator talking more about the incident. i was there peacefully. >> that will put had a question. and so i began to ask a question. i was almost immediately forcibly removed from the room. i was forced to the ground. and i was handcuffed. i was not arrested. i was not detained. i will say this. if this is how this administration responds to a senator with the question. if this is how the department of homeland security response to a senator with a question you can only imagine. what they're doing. 2 farmers, 2 cooks. to day labors. >> governor newsom tweeted this photo of padilla

are tracking two major breaking stories, in los angeles an outcry from democrats after senator alex padilla was forcibly removed from homeland security secretary krisi noem's news conference after he started yelling questions. videshowing senator padilla taken into the hallway, pushed face forward on the ground with officers handcuffing him. that story in a moment, first the plane tragedy in india were 241 people died, one man aboard miraculously survived. scene right here bloodied but a life after a boeing 787 crashed shortly after takeoff. you can see it quickly losing altitude and then falling into the horizon and then the ball of fire billowing from the wreckage. the plane's tail wedged into a building, other parts of the plane everywhere you look as first responders rushed to the scene in a cloud of chaos, senior correspondent tom costello leads us off. >> caught on camera the moment air india flight 171 lifted off from western india headed for london, but only 600 feet off the ground it quickly lost altitude crashing in a horrific ball of fire. dark black smoke billowing from the near

and anyone that knows alex padilla knows one thing about alex padilla. he's one of the most mild mannered, decent people you'll meet. and that's not don't just take my word for it, folks on the other side of the aisle would acknowledge that. i thought it was a disgrace. >> what will happen tomorrow at noon? >> i want to make this clear. the national guard will come back under my authority by noon tomorrow. the national guard will be redeployed to what they were doing before donald trump commandeered them. the national guard will go back to border security, working on counter-drug enforcement and fentanyl enforcement, which they were taken off by donald trump. the national guard will go back to working on what we refer to as the rattlesnake teams doing vegetation and forest management, which donald trump took them off in preparation for wildfire season. the national guard men and women will go back to their day jobs, which include law enforcement, that he took them off the job. just want you to all absorb what i just said. by the way, you don't have to ab

but clearly. >> senator alex padilla. >> he said his name. the fbi retracted that the senator didn't identify himself. but what remains is this image. in an era of unprecedented times, you can add to the list that you have now seen a u.s. senator face down on the ground with his hands behind his back. kevin uzbek, abc seven news. >> a bay area state senator and three assembly members hosted a news conference today to speak against ice raids, calling them inhumane and unconstitutional. >> let's be clear deploying the military against our own citizens is a sign of authoritarianism. as a democratic society, it's our obligation to peacefully protest and to stand up for our communities. the state legislature's determined to protect all of our constituents, whether you were born in the united states or not. and to that end, when we pass our budget tomorrow, we'll allocate $110 million in funding for legal defense and counseling for people that are facing deportation. senator. >> they are calling on the trump administration to stop the raids and to

heads up heads up center, alex padilla y del senador por california, alex padilla, durante una conferenciaos Ángeles, cuando la secretaria de seguridad nacional enumeraba los cargos de los arrestados en las manifestaciones en los Ángeles, back ends on your back my hands good. momentos después de ser expulsado, padilla habló ante los medios de comunicación y aclaró lo siguiente. muy calmado, todo tranquilo. tuve una pregunta yasi inmediatamente los agentes me sacaron. me forzaron. de la sala. primero me hicieron brincar, después completamente al piso. me pusieron esposas. no me arrestaron, no me detuvieron. y prosiguió con una pregunta ante lo sucedido, con palabras entrecortadas y casi llorando. si esta es la reacción a un senador con una pregunta, imagínense lo que están haciendo con cocineros, jornaleros, campesinos y otros inmigrantes no violentos en la comunidad de los Ángeles en otras áreas del estado de california y en el país. al finalizar, el senador no ofreció tiempo para preguntas. por su parte, el departamento de seguridad nacional expresó en un comunicado lo siguiente que en pa

la primera usted lo vio el senador alex padilla , realmente conmovido.quiebra la voz cuando dio sus primeras declaraciones . despues de este incidente estamos hablando del primer senador latino de california . y la segunda cosa que subrayamos, la reaccion, la forma en que r reacciono la secretaria de seguridad nacional en esta conferencia de prensa en medio de este altercado , ella continua hablando como si nada estuviera pasando . a ver que pasa, porque ha habido muchas reacciones en washington, d.c. esto solo es reflejo del momento tan tenso que esta viviendo el pais. nicole . >> julio. muchas gracias. y bueno , precisamente manana se ha convocado una protesta n nacional denominada no a la par que ocurre el desfile militar de este sabado por el 250 aniversario del ejercito. el gobernador ron desantis aseguro que los floridanos tienen de derecho a golpear a loman manifestantes con su auto. si necesitan huir por su seguridad. asi lo dijo en una entrevista con the rubin report . >> if you re driving on. >> one of those. streets and a mob comes and surroun

el senador alex padilla fue retirado por la fuerza de una conferencia de prensa.

expulsan y esposan al senador federal alex padilla durante un evento de la secretaría de seguridad nacionalkristi noem en los Ángeles . >> alex . >> agentes del departamento de seguridad nacional y el fbi esposaron en el suelo al senador demócrata por california tras . o l r fin de semana en apoyo a los inmigrantes y pese a la fuerte presencia militar y policial en la ciudad . nuevo golpe migratorio. el departamento de seguridad nacional cancela el estatus legal y permisos de trabajo de cientos de miles de migrantes cubanos , haitianos , nicaragüenses y venezolanos beneficiados bajo el paro humanitario . solo un sobreviviente, un avión rumbo a londres se estrelló en la india con 242 personas a bordo. un hombre británico de origen indio. es el único sobreviviente. esta tragedia. y salió caminando de la zona del desastre . y tras las rejas. así , a esta hora , está el dueño de la discoteca jet set, a quien se le imputan cargos por el homicidio involuntario de más de 230 personas tras el desplome del popular centro nocturno de la república dominicana . este es noticiero univisión , edición noc

but a lot of people now know who alex padilla was. and i will tell you, in california, even they didn't before this. >> yeah, but i wonder if this has galvanized democrats in the sense that one of the critiques that democratic voters have of their politicians, lawmakers is that you're not out there being, you know, strong enough in fighting and standing up and fighting back. and it seems like this episode has triggered some. >> of course it is. and it's all amplified by social media and instant. who can get out in front of the camera first? yes, a lot of democrats are rallying behind alex padilla. elected officials are saying, how could you do this to a senator? what does that mean? he's standing up. and yes, he is standing. >> up mexican-american. >> and the fact that he's mexican american, the son of immigrants, all of that rolls in. other people might be looking at it going, this is really unfortunate. i don't think a senator should be acting this way. it's and that's what we're having in the state and we're having in the country t

you can hear padilla saying, quote, i'm senator alex padilla. i have a right to be here. we've reached out to padilla's office for comment. we're waiting to hear back. of course, we'll bring you updates on air and online as soon as we get them. well, california highway patrol released new video giving a moment by moment account of that pursuit in oakland, which ended in a crash that killed a beloved oakland teacher. right now, oakland community members are calling on the chp to abide by the oakland police department's stricter pursuit policy. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us from our newsroom with more. kris, good morning to you. marcus and laura. so we'll tell you that video is not graphic, but it is veryntense as we see the pursuit play out. and i'll show you that in just a moment. but i want to remind you that there are oakland community members who are rallying as we speak, outside the oakland telegraph avenue office. the chp office asking them to follow the oakland pd policy, which is much more conservative. i want to show you that video now. it is edit by chp. so

and senator alex padilla, i have a question the secretary. >> plus, california senator alex padilla forcibly removed thrown to the ground and handcuffed by fbi agents. the reaction pouring in from both sides tonight. >> i'm confident the role love comp and the constitution. 9 states. i'm confident in the wisdom and judgment. a very well respected, a federal judge and a confident on the basis of the review of the 36 pages. absolutely. it will stand. >> and governor newsom goes off on president trump over his crackdown on migrants up and down the state. the legal battle is escalating over the deployment of national guard members to los angeles. an appeals court has temporarily blocked the ruling issued earlier this evening by a federal judge in san francisco. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm a hearing now for next tuesday under the original ruling, which came down around 6 o'clock this evening. >> the national guard's deployment to los angeles was supposed to end at noon tomorrow. and a 36 page order. federal judge charles breyer said the deployment of the national guard was i

i want to say thank you to every single person for senator, alex padilla. i have a question for the secretary because the fact of the matter half a violent criminals that are both hitting and under. >> despite identifying himself, padilla was then forced out of the room, pushed to the ground and handcuffed. if this is how the department of homeland security response to a senator with a question you can only imagine. what they're doing. to family. 2 cups. today. labor the los angeles community and throughout california and throughout the country. >> padilla made those comments after being released by federal officers and his democratic colleagues were quick to come to his defense. >> what is becoming of our democracy? are there are no limits to what this administration will do. is there no line they will not cross? >> it's so shocking that you just think this can't be happening in the united states of america. i have never seen anything like this before in my life. and as i said, >> when i move to adjourn, the house tonight that as a combat veteran, not only

senator alex padilla. i have questions for the secretary, a us senator from california pushed out of a news conference and forced to the ground. how alex padilla and the homeland security secretary are responding. good afternoon. i'm gia vang. welcome to nbc bay area news at 430. our ian cull is tracking the fallout from the senator forcibly removed from the dhs news conference, then put in handcuffs. we're also tracking other stories this thursday, including should president trump be allowed to deploy the national guard in la? the arguments in a san francisco courtroom pitting the state of california against the white house. also, two friends get into a fight in san jose. one of them is dead, with the other accused of pulling the trigger. how the soccer community is reacting this afternoon. but let's begin with accusations flying from both sides of the aisle. it comes after senator alex padilla was forcibly removed from a press conference this morning in l.a. and put in handcuffs. it happened while he was

meantime, we're watching the fallout after federal officers physically removed california senator alex padilla from a homeland security briefing in l.a. it happened when padilla interrupted and tried to question secretary kristi noem. >>to the rioters and to the politicians in los angeles. a half a dozen criminals that should rotating on your on your. hands, behind your back, hands behind your back. maybe. let me get on my hands. go and put them behind my back. all right. >>cool. senator padilla's office releasing video of him being taken to the ground and put in handcuffs. he says he was in the building for a meeting and decided to come and listen to noem's speech. after being released, he called out the trump administration. >>if this is how this administration responds to a senator with a question you can only imagine what they're doing throughout california and throughout the country. >>for her part, secretary noem says she did not know it was senator padilla at the time, adding that if he had questions, he should have reached out to her beforehand. >>his approach, you know, was something

anyone that knows alex padilla knows when things about alex padilla, he's one of the most mild-mannered, decent people you will meet. that's not just don't take my word for a, folks on the other side of the aisle would acknowledge that. i thought it was a disgrace. i want to make this clear, the national guard will come back under my authority by noon tomorrow. the national guard will be redeployed to what they were doing before donald trump commandeered them. the national guard will go back to border security working on counter drug enforcement and frontal enforcement, which they were taken off by donald trump. the national guard will go back to working on what we referred to as the rattlesnake deeds doing vegetation in forest management, which donald trump took them off in preparation for wildfire season. the national guard men and women will go back to their day jobs, which include law enforcement that he took them off the job. i just want you to all absorb what i just said. you don't have to absorb it, you will have an opportunity to review that in the 36 page order from justice bre

alex padilla was there to meet with the central commander of what's called u.s. northern command.u.s. northern command has been put in charge of the national guard. according to. donald trump and pete hegseth orders. so he was there to receive a briefing from that. >> particular general. while he was there. >> he understood that kristi noem. >> was having a press conference, and. he says he. >> was escorted into that room by dhs and an fbi agent flanking him. so clearly, somebody in the department of homeland security was well aware that alex padilla was not only in the building, but in the room. the idea that alex padilla was an attacker and was not recognized by people affiliated with kristi noem, or that kristi noem herself didn't recognize alex padilla and stop herself to say, well, wait a second, that's california's senior senator, alex padilla, but instead continues on her way as he's being escorted from the room and then pushed to the ground and handcuffed. that is an incredibly disturbing moment. i don't know if you could hear this, but as kristi noem is continuing at her

. >> expulsan por la fuerza al senador alex padilla de la rueda de prensa de la secretaria de seguridadal , kristi noem al senador lo empujaron al suelo y lo esposaron cuando exigía respuestas en medio de las redadas de ice que han desatado protestas en los Ángeles . un solo pasajero sobrevivió al accidente de air india que cobró la vida de al menos 290 personas. >> dembélé en . >> las cámaras captaron a la nave estrellándose en una zona residencial . segundos después de despegar, cuando iba rumbo a londres en santo domingo, se presenta ante la fiscalía antonio espaillat. el dueño de la discoteca jet set, cuyo techo se desplomó causándole la muerte a más de 230 personas. univisión tiene acceso a la planta empacadora de alimentos en omaha, que fue blanco de un megaoperativo de ice . el pánico fue tal que algunos trabajadores se escondieron en refrigeradores. fue lo más triste de que ya no mire a mis compañeras de trabajo y a mis familiares que estaban ahí . mirar todo vacío, nada más. su lonchera ahí . . >> este es noticiero univisión con ilia calderón desde los angeles . >> hola, qué ta

and senator alex. >> padilla, whom he referred to. lla. >> of engaging in, quote, political theater. >> vance's visit comes as a federal appeals. >> court. >> unanimously ruled the thursday. late thursday night. >> the president could keep. >> control of the california national guard. over the objections of governor gavin newsom, the governor has vowed to continue the state's challenge to trump. >> insisting. >> quote. >> trump is not a king. >> the state. >> could. >> ask the full. >> appeals court. to rehear the matter, or it could appeal directly to the supreme court if orion is back with us. >> also joining. >> us, david weigel, politics. >> reporter for semafor. i want to start with you. >> on. >> a play. jd vance. >> talking about. the political theater. >> really quick. >> well. >> i was. >> hoping jose padilla. >> would. >> be here to. >> ask. >> a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to. >> show. >> up because there wasn't. >> the theater. >> and that's all it is. you know, i think everybody realizes that's what

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homeland being aggressive and fighting with police officers yet you're going to arrested senator alex padilla and despite this video showing pda identifying himself. >> the department of homeland security says senator padilla chose disrespectful political theater. >> and interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself or having his senate security pin on as he lunged toward secretary know, mr. padilla was told repeatedly to back away and did not comply with officer's repeated commands. secret service thought he was an attacker and officers acted appropriately later in the day. told a los angeles television station she had a great conversation with padilla after the incident. padilla has not confirmed whether that conversation actually took place or whether it was great. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell says homeland security secretary kristi noem has a lot of explaining to do over how she's handling her department. he called on her to either show up to a committee hearing or step down. >> our ice agents today look like. bank robbers from the 19th