are you physically hurt, senator padilla?he microphone, please. >> okay. >> i'm through. >> let him through. >> excuse me, excuse me. >> andy. >> good afternoon. thanks for your time, andy. we're right here already. >> so good afternoon, everybody. >> never put. >> your. >> hand on me. >> good afternoon everybody. >> senator alex padilla. >> you guys have some questions. i'm going to read a brief statement. i will not be. >> taking questions. but allow. >> me to read. >> my statement. >> i'm here in. >> los angeles today. >> and i. >> was here in the federal building. >> in the conference room. >> awaiting a. scheduled briefing from. federal officials as. >> part of. >> my responsibility. >> as a senator to provide oversight. >> and accountability. >> while i was waiting for the briefing. >> with general. >> i learned that secretary noem was having a press conference a couple of doors down the hall. since the beginning of the year, but especially. >> over the course. >> of the last, over the course of recent weeks, i several

and i know senator padilla will tell us. we'll probably find out then why the secretary of homeland security didn't want to hear the question. because this administration wants to shut down questions except for from the journalists that they like. they belittle journalists who ask them any question that they see as critical. that's also what authoritarian leaders do. they push aside the people who ask hard but meaningful questions and just call on the people that will ask them the s slowball question. you've already seen this at play in the oval office, during press conferences that the president has. he goes, oh, i like that reporter. oh, that's a terrible question. what he means is it's a question that he doesn't like usually the questions he doesn't like are questions that are right on target and go to the heart of what's happening in our country. and so, senator padilla had a question. he just didn't get a chance to answer it. i want to build on another point my colleagues have made, and that is a real appeal to our sena

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

they know senator padilla's character. they know that senator padilla is a kind man. a man who was concerned for his children, a man who is concerned for his home, a man who is dedicated his life to public service. a man who is a patriot. where are a republican colleagues? where is the republican senate? where are you? stand up and speak out. this is a continuation of what we've been seeing. intimidate every other check on presidential power in this country. fire the civil service, get rid of those people. threatened to imprison judges. criminally charge house members who tried to visit an ice facility. arrest senators who ask questions. this is not a drill, this is an assault on our democracy. i am calling on my republican colleagues to join us in demanding a bipartisan investigation into this incident. what happened at this press conference was disgraceful, it was un-american, and every member of the united states senate should condemn it and condemn it now. mr. president, i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the senator from oregon. >> i was on my way to the flo

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

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 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

listen for yourself. >> i'm senator alex padilla. i have questions for the secretary, because the fact of the matter is, a half a dozen violent criminals that should rotating on your on your. hands off. >> so she said did not identify himself and was removed from the room. but you could very clearly hear him say there i'm senator alex padilla. we have this statement from dhs spokeswoman tricia mclaughlin criticizing him, and we're going to bring that to you in a second. but let's go now to cnn's stephanie elam, who was in the room at the time this happened. stephanie, walk us through what you saw. >> yeah, i think, jake, it's really important to make two key notes here on this. first of all, when the senator came in the room, he did not burst into the room. he walked into the room. and the other thing is, he was still about 12 to 15ft away from the secretary. now, her press conference had started. she was in the middle of talking when he did just start talking. and that's the other key point. he started talking first. and when he sta

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

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

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

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

senator alex padilla. our panel is back. we're also joined by cnn senior legal analyst elie honig. and i do want to start with you on this for a little bit of perspective, because, you know, as we've been discussing here, press conferences get interrupted a lot. public officials are protected by security details. security details do step in in various ways when there are people who are, you know, they're not reporters who. >> have, you know. >> come in there to ask questions of the official. obviously, once he starts pressing back against the officers, that's something that officers would react to. however, then you see what happens in the hallway, what is standing out to you here in terms of of the conduct across the board? >> so, casey, i think some of what we saw from dhs there was wrong, but certainly not all of it. so it's interesting to me. let's look at dhs actual official public statements they released after this incident. so first of all, dhs says in their statement, quote, senator padilla chose

this is senator alex padilla. i pulled out my phone and shot this video. >> senator padilla, i have questions for the secretary. because of the fact of the matter is the half a dozen. >> can you see secret service agents getting physical with senator padilla. pushing and shoving. he yelled out i'm senator alex padilla they ultimately forcibly removed him from the room. things continued out in the hallway. padilla staffers posted their own video of him being taken down to the ground by these agents. he was temporarily handcuffed before ultimately being released. senator padilla held a press conference outside the building just a short time later. >> if this is how the department of homeland security responds to a senator with a question, can you only imagine what they are doing. to farm workers, to cooks, to day laborers out in the los angeles community and throughout california and throughout the country. >> after the incident, secretary nome told us she had a 10 to 15 meeting with senator padilla which she descri

you can hear padilla saying, quote, i'm senator alex padilla. i have a question for the secretary.tary noem continues to speak. fbi agents push him to the ground and put him in handcuffs. one of the agents steps in front of the camera and tells padilla's staffer he is not allowed to record. he responds, saying, that's my boss. i have to record. senator padilla's team just issued a statement saying in part, quote, senator padilla is currently in los angeles exercising his duty to perform congressional oversight of the federal government's operations. it goes on. he tried to ask the secretary a question and was forcibly removed by federal agents, forced to the ground and handcuffed. padilla is currently not detained. in the last 15 minutes, the department of homeland security said the senator, quote, 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 officers repeated commands. dhs says secret service thought he was an attacker and

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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,

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? 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. i just want you to all absorb what i just said. by the way. you don't absorb it. you'll have

i'm senator. >> alex padilla.ndled. >> taken to the ground. >> and handcuffed. >> on the ground. hands behind your back. >> hands behind your back. >> maybe. let me get on. my hands behind my back.

senator alex padilla aggressively removed from the homeland security news conference. >> senator padilla was in the federal building for a scheduled briefing on national guard troops in los angeles. he says that they want to listen to secretary gnomes briefing, tried to ask a question and that is when fideral agents stepped in grab the senator with force and pushed him from the room, they took him into the hallway and thrust him to the ground. he was then handcuffed. here's a senator talking after the incident. i was there peacefully. >> at one point 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. today. labor's governor newsom tweeted this photo of padilla on the ground in handcuffs saying, quote, if

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>> of senator padilla during that press conference today?well, sitting here on capitol hill right now and just left about 100 of my colleagues, democratic colleagues both, you know, in the house of representatives and mister adam schiff from the senate side, we are. shot never before never before. have we seen escalation from the federal government from the administration to attack and slammed a sitting senator. mister mr. video represents 40 million people in the great state of california. his job is to provide oversight. >> oversight over what we know what we know for a fact, our own legal actions from the federal government. he was in his all building in a federal building in california when the fbi slammed him to the ground. he was it was. he was doing his job. so, of course, where devastated at the treatment. >> mr. padilla were also devastated at what the administration is doing in our communities, taking away hardworking folks away from their children with no due process. this escalation is happening not only in california but all ove

senator padilla, born to immigrants. he himself is the pride of much of the latino community in the los angeles area. to see him manhandled in this way, like a common, everyday protester, is going to be particularly jarring for many who are watching from california, where he is the senior senator. >> thank you. lisa. i also want to bring in nbc news senior homeland security correspondent, julia ainsley. julia, obviously, this is breaking news. we're still trying to find out what's going on. there's video of the senator being put in cuffs, but it seems like he might not have been arrested or detained in custody. he might have been released. do you have any updates on on what actually happened after that video? we saw where he was put into cuffs. >> i don't have any updates on that, christina, but i'm just going after the same video that you are. i also just want to talk about what noam was up against when she took the podium today. we understand. or we saw a true social this morning that president trump posted almost a ch

plus, the news conference takedown, california democratic senator alex padilla shouting questions to dhs ecretary, kristi noem. federal agents shoving him out, taking them down and handcuffing him before later letting him go, democrats demanding an investigation, republicans saying that padilla needs to be centered. >> we cannot take farmers and take all of their people and send them back. >> it comes as preisdent trump says his immigration crackdown is hurting farmers and he may make exceptions as protests spread over immigration raids. in texas the search for survivors, flash floods trapping drivers in san antonio. cars swept away, five people that and two missing, rescuers pulling as many as they could to safety, we meet one woman desperate to find her husband. >>> the biggest great white ever recorded in the atlanta, why it may be headed to a popular vacation spot. the "nightly news" starts right now. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with tom llamas >> good evening, we are tracking two major breaking stories, in los angeles an outcry from democrats after senator alex padilla was for

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 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

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

senator alex padilla. >>hands up, hands up. >>who was removed thursday from a homeland security press conference and handcuffed, trying to ask secretary kristi noem a question. >>what happened to senator alex padilla? wasn't just disrespectful. it was dangerous. >>assembly member liz ortega says these actions send a strong message to the american people. >>they want to send a message that you are not allowed to ask questions, that you are not allowed to use your constitutional right, that you are not allowed to use your voice. and if we give him that, he wins. >>but while she's disappointed by what she's seen, assembly member mia bonta says protests expected to erupt nationwide this weekend give her >>some hope. this is our opportunity now to stand up and fight with protest and peace. >>oakland police have announced one arrest in the looting of a shoe store on international boulevard tuesday night. this video shows a group just ransacking the shop. police say about 30 people participated, ranging in ages from 12 to their early

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

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. s

senator alex padilla is pushed to the ground and handcuffed. this happened as he tried to ask a question during a homeland security briefing. kron four's dan kerman has been following this story all day. he joins us live in the newsroom. dan, this was quite a sight. definitely something you don't normally see. homeland security chief kristi noem was giving a briefing on ice arrests when padilla who was in los angeles, federal building entered the conference room and began asking questions. that's what led to the confrontation will now show thursday morning, california, u.s. senator alex padilla was pushed to the ground and handcuffed by federal officers. i have it happened after he began asking homeland security secretary kristi noem. a question during a news conference at the los angeles 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 violent criminals that are both hitting and under. >> despite identifying himself, padilla was t

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 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 a 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. but as a combat veteran, not only of my f

senator alex padilla of california enters. and as nicole was just reporting, you will be able to see with your own eyes both what led into this and then the piece of tape that has gone, in the words of today, fully viral. it is all over the internet. it's all over the news. it is one of those stories that every corner of the news is equally covering. we don't have one part of the news saying this isn't news because it's just so significant. you rarely see this in modern american times. united states senator forcibly removed, pinned to the ground by armed officers, cuffed, ultimately not arrested. so we'll explain all this, but we're going to walk you through it first with the video of what we think is the start of this as the secretary was speaking. >> leadership that this governor and that this mayor have placed on this country and what they have tried to insert into this city. so i want to say thank you to every single person that has been able to. >> do this. >> also, i want to talk specifically to the rioters and to. >> th

senator padilla had a news conference just briefly.ll very emotional about all that has happened in short amount of time. again, stephanie, we are going to stay on top of this. but for right now, well, the toss it back to you in the newsroom. >> all right. to thank you. should be a lot more to come out of that story. well, 34 this afternoon. let's talk about our forecast now. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. they're yeah, it's definitely want to take you out of the tropics. notice the atlantic still very quiet. that saharan dust. we talked about about a week ago that inhibits any tropical activity. >> and that's kind of an happening. not the story in the pacific where we actually have 2 things that the national hurricane center is keeping an eye on. you can see circulation of this one right here. and this one is now called invest. 93, even if they're investigating this, they're starting to planes out to get data from it because it is likely going to be the next tropical storm. and there is another one right on its heels a

hidden in the massive crowds, some of the protesters wore shirts saying, i support padilla. it's not about me. i think it's what about that incident represented? but today, padilla stayed focused on his central message that if this could happen to him, it could happen to anyone, especially when cameras aren't recording, telling us he doesn't want people to forget it, or about the troops deployed to los angeles. and what he feels is the intentional targeting of democratic cities for increased immigration crackdowns. today, he's calling for protesters to keep up the fight peacefully, and i hope it leads eventually to change in policy, maybe change in law, because we know that modernization of our immigration laws is long overdue. the senator also pushed back against the gop narrative that he charged into the room and confronted secretary gnome, a narrative that led the speaker of the house to call for padilla to face congressional punishment. i think that that behavior, at a minimum, is it rises to the level of a censure. i think there needs to be a message sent by the body as

senator alex padilla forcibly removed after interrupting remarks by the secretary of homeland security. and developing news tonight in san francisco. a federal judge late today ruling in favor of governor newsom blocking president trump's move to deploy california national guard troops during the protests in los angeles. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> and governor newsom tonight expressing gratitude to the judge for returning the control of national guard members back to the state. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. that ruling from district judge charles breyer came down just about 90 minutes ago. it says the deployment of the guard was illegal and both violated the 10th amendment and exceeded president trump's statutory authority. governor newsom and california sued the trump administration, saying the president's move, quote, trampled on the sovereignty of the state. the judge's order today takes place at noon tomorrow. the governor speaking out in san francisco just a short time ago. >> we're gratified. today is a big day for the constitution of united states, fo

we go one on one with senator alex padilla. he's pushing back after being pushed out of that press conference lasast week. ad in san francisco, you can see what's not in view right now. no low clouds, sunny or start tomorrow. warmer temperatures on the way. who could be loong at 90 in reaching actions to try to manage them. california senator alex padilla is again speaking out about the administration and federal agents forcibly removing him from a room and handcuffing him. nbc bay area's thom jensen reports. senator padilla is defending his actions. this is the tone that donald trump has said. it is one of chaos. it is one of, you know, extreme actions. democratic senator alex padilla has not shied from the cameras since he was rushed out of a press conference in los angeles and handcuffed on the ground. hands behind your back. the video of what happened to the senator was also fresh on the minds of no protesters in the bay area and across the nation this weekend. hidden in the massive crowds, some of the protesters wore shirt

padilla was not arrested. and >>thank you, juliette.lso, right now, thousands of national guard troops are on the streets of los angeles as anti ice protests continue at any minute. now, a federal judge in san francisco is expected to rule on a lawsuit about whether or not they're authorized to be there over the objection of state and city leaders. this is the case of california challenging the trump administration's use of federal troops. our kenny choi is live outside the courthouse right now, kenny. state leaders basically saying that the president has illegally overstepped his authority here. >>yeah. those arguments were heard in the federal courtroom just behind me about 130 this afternoon. the crux of the argument is when can the national guard, in this case the california national guard, be sent to los angeles? the president, of course, ordered that last week. and also at issue, when the u.s. marines can be sent into a us city. >>the president has so far ordered 4000 national guard members and 700 u.s. marine troops to los angele

and anyone that knows alex padilla knows one thing about alex padilla.annered, 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. >> governor, 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. i just want you to all absorb what i just said. by the way, you don't have to absorb it. you'll h

words from senator padilla. i think it's one of the reasons why there was such a visceral reaction on the hill, both because we know him to be such a good man. and this is just an example of how out of control the trump administration is at this point. we've seen an unprecedented assault on the economy, on health care, on social security, and, of course, on the rule of law, on the american way of life, on democracy itself. but that's why it's going to be important for all of us to continue to show up and speak up and stand up, push back aggressively against the trump administration, their extremism against donald trump and his minions in congress, who had nothing more than a reckless rubber stamp for his extreme agenda. and we'll continue to do that in the congress, in the courts and in communities all across the country. in a in any other presidency, i would expect you to be getting briefed very soon, if not already, about what has happened on israel's strike against iran tonight. have you been briefed in any w

this is senator padilla. that john speaks to the escalating tensions there. apparently he was at the congressional baseball game and pulled out to go back to california where obviously he made up because we saw him there. the governor is responding already to that scene, john. governor newsom posted this, senator padilla is one of the most decent people i know. this is outrageous and shameful at trump and the trips are out of control. this must and now! that happened. >> john: i'm not quite sure the point he was making there but christie known with that acting i.c.e. director and u.s. attorney and others talking aboe riots in los angeles and seem to have successfully done the arrest of nefarious people that have gone on. and so, was he dared to protest the enforcement of the law and law and order my smirk on not quite sure. but we will put that to an expert in law enforcement. alex fill in the way that, the los angeles county sheriff. i don't know if you had a chance, alex to listen to all of that but governo

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

but this padilla stunt. he barges n l.a. and after he is talking over her, bill melugin has the original video. after he is talking over her, and then they try to start, you know, ushering him out, that's when he said i'm a sitting u.s. senator. i'm a u.s. senator. but initially he walked in without a lapel pin, without, you know, was in casual clothing, a jacket and polo or something like that. but he didn't want anyone to think he was a senator until the drama started to really unfold. your reaction to that? >> my reaction is that senator padilla was really trying to make a name for himself. nobody knows hot man is nationwide until right now. and let's be very clear. i was taught at a very young age by my mom, if you decide to push your way through police officers, or security details, then you take your life into your own hands. they are there to protect secretary nome. we all know the security details of our cabinet secretaries. you don't see members of congress pushing their way through unless they want to put themselve

. >> 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

padilla spoke to reporters shortly after the incident, but he did not say why. he did not wait until the question and answer portion of the briefing. >>>>if this is how this administration responds to a senator with a question, you can only imagine what they're doing to farmworkers, to cooks, to day laborers out in the los angeles community and throughout california and throughout the country. >juliette>homeland security secretary kristi noem said after the briefing that if padilla had questions, he should have reached out to her office beforehand instead of coming in unannounced. >>>>his approach, you know, was something that i don't think was appropriatepl need to identify themselves before they start lunging at people that during press conferences. >juliette>noem added that after the incident, she and padilla traded numbers so that he can reach out to her directly with any future questions. so earlier i spoke with political science professor doctor caroline heldman, who says while it's hard to believe noem wouldn't recognize one of the two senators from the m

but they didn't do that because senator padilla committed no crime. senator padilla gave them no reason to legally do what they did. >> every single person that has. >> been able. >> to do. >> this. >> senator alex. >> padilla, i. >> have questions for the secretary because. >> the fact of the matter. >> is. >> a half a dozen. >> violent criminals. >> that are. rotating on your on your. >> i also want. >> to hands. >> off how many of our ice agents have their jobs. >> down on the ground. >> on the ground. >> hands on your back. hands behind your back! let me get on my hands. go ahead. >> put him behind my back. >> all right. cool. >> right hand. >> lay flat. >> lay flat. >> on the other hand, sir. >> other hand. there was. >> no recording loud. >> out here. >> i did not. >> no recording allowed out here. >> purple guy. right. >> in his first public comments after that incident, when he was leaving the federal building in the completely peaceful neighborhood of westwood, adjacent to the ucla campus, senator padilla insisted that what happened to him in

but they didn't do that because senator padilla committed no crime. senator padilla gave them no reason to legally do what they did. >> every single person. >> that has been. >> able to. >> do this. >> senator alex. >> padilla. >> i have questions. for the secretary because the fact of the matter. >> is. >> a half a dozen violent. criminals that are rotating on. >> your. on your. >> i also. >> hands off me. >> how many of our ice agents have been stopped? >> down on the ground? >> on the ground. >> hands behind your back. hands behind your back! let me get on! my hands! >> behind my back! >> all right. cool. >> right hand. lay flat. >> lay flat. >> other hand. >> other hand. >> there's no recording. >> allowed on here. >> there's no recording allowed out here per fbi rights. >> in his first public comments after that incident, when he was leaving the federal building in the completely peaceful neighborhood of westwood, adjacent to the ucla campus, senator padilla insisted that what happened to him in that building is not about him, but should be taken

and senator alex padilla, i have a question the secretary. >> and senator padilla speaking out now after he was thrown to the ground and handcuffed by fbi agents. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> it said. and thanks for waking up with us on a friday and daria and i'm james. we're going to start this hour with a check of weather traffic before we get to all those headlines. >> it cool this morning. was little breezy out there. lets you were in for today. high john, another breezy morning as per the course we've been seeing this cool winds sweeping in from the coastline. >> each of the past few days. and that has helped to keep temperatures very moderated. definitely cool during the morning. still forget that extra layer for now got that blanket of low-grade above sfo. if you have weekend travel plans, check your flight status. we do have a little interruption to visibility. but right above the airport itself, you are seeing some cloud cover sitting right there in the bay that had pushed in overnight last night. but burn-off actually relatively quickly this morning, temperatures are han

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 dozen violent criminals that are both having a head of the 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 a 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