. >> democrat poncho nevarez and republican matt rinaldi's dustup came after rinaldi told fellow lawmakers that he had called immigration officials. >> he said yeah, i called i.c.e., and then he said eff them. >> did you do anything to incite people, and that's exactly what i did. >> an estimated 1 ,000 people were inside the capital monday protesting the state law which forces texas sheriffs to help enforce federal immigration law. the house business stopped and protestors were ordered to leave the gallery. some were physically removed by texas state troopers. democrat ramon romero junior. >> these folks understand that what is going to happen in the future is exactly what matt rinaldi demonstrated. he saw the crowd and he saw illegals. >> house democrats are not only laying the blame squarely on representative rinaldi. members say he escalated >> he threatened to put a bullet in one of my -- head on

so representative nevarez, did you threaten him? >> i asked him to leave the floor. >> there's a difference between asking and threatening. which was it? >> well, the thing is this. representative rodriguez hit this on the head. that kind of stuff is not acceptable on the house floor and i have to own that. but we were provoked. i was provoked. the point in getting him off the floor, we can't be doing that kind of stuff on the floor. the further you get away from stuff like that, and i'm talking physically, walking to the side of the rail, walking to the back hall, these things tend to diffuse themselves. >> i understand. i want you to own it as well. did you threaten him? >> no. what i'm owning is if you look at the video, i got up in the guy's face. there's no need for me to do that. he dangled something in front of me and provoked me. but it doesn't take away from what started this which was this piece of legislation that gives people like rinaldi license to feel like he can insult people and push us. and the fact is, we were pro

esto desatÓ la ira de del demÓcrata pancho nevÁrez. rinaldi, dijo lo siguiente, "poncho me dijo que me agarrÍa camino a mi auto, puse en claro que le dispararÍa en defensa propia" nevÁrez asegurÓ que los Ánimos se caldearon, no le importa que rinaldi haya amenazado con dispararle, pero no podÍa permitir una transgresiÓn a la democracia. >> no importa la amenaza de Él, vamos a luchar fuertemente en contra de ese tipo de comentarios y ese tipo de personas. daya asegura tambiÉn que fue golpeado por el representante ramÓn romero quien ha negado los hechos, de manera local, activistas planifican una protesta. >> cuando un representante empieza a amenazar a nuestra comunidad de no poder expresar esa comunicaciÓn y ese derecho constitucional. daysy: ademÁs consideran muy grave la amenaza que procediÓ contra de su par. >> no es capaz de ser representante de la gente que lo eligiÓ, debe de renunciar, tiene que renunciar. si no, tenemos que sacarlo. marÍa: el ex dictador de panamÁ manuel antonio noriega muriÓ a los 83 aÑos de e

matt rinaldi and democrat poncho nevarez verbally threatening each other to hurt each other. navarre is telling that all the that he would get him. rinaldi taking to social media posting this on facebook today representative nevarez threatened my life on the house floor after calling ice in several illegal immigrants who held find in the gallery which said i am illegal and here to stay. several democrats encouraged protesters to disobey law enforcement. >> what do you mean, you did what? >> i called ice. >> to incite people. >> not what you would expect them to do but heated moment intensified later when during a brief news conference he claimed rinaldi said he would put a bullet in his head. all this volatility stemming from the new texas law stopping the practice of sanctuary cities going into effect september 1st. opponents without a challenge it in court. what an environment we are living in. thanks so much. >> isis claiming responsibility for a deadly explosion outside an ice cream shop. 15 people dead, dozens injured in a targeted attack on families in baghdad. surveill

nevarez called him a liar. other democrats called rinaldi out. >> we have to hold politicians accountable who say things. >> reporter: the chaos of the regular season may not be their last day at work. the governor may call them back to work to clear up unfinished business. >> i'll be making an announcement later this week about special session. >> reporter: i'm reed binion reporting. >> and that special session would cover another contentious bill aimed at limiting the public restroom options for transgenders. >>> a waterslide in dublin is closed while investigators try to determine whether it's safe. that ride sent a boy flying over the holiday weekend. inspectors from cal/osha were at the wave yesterday along with manufacturers. the boy flew over the edge of a level part of the area. he was tossed on concrete but had only minor injuries and walked away. >> as an observer could you see when he came into what we refer to as the run out area he got on the water and, um, he slid off the edge for a bit and he was

i think nevarez needs to apologize for assaulting or committing battery against on the lawmaker. that is never acceptable. furthermore, that also doesn't demonstrate what bob was discussing in terms of practicing and demonstrating good citizenship. nor is it a good example for other texans to be putting your hands on another lawmaker because you are -- >> that's not what i said. >> i think there should republic center for that. as far as the protesters go, this goes back to don't brag about being in the country illegally and be surprised if somebody says that they will call i.c.e. >> martha: that is -- robert. there is a question of the in your face and legality of standing there, saying, i'm here illegally. what are you going to do about it? that then, he called i.c.e. >> what you can do illegally -- when you are engaging in free speech, exercising our constitutional right -- >> martha: even if you are in a legal citizen? not even legally in the country? >> martha, there's 130 years of constitutional judicial precedent that offends the right of individuals, whether they be citiz

after nevarez threatened his life. >> we have to hold politicians accountable. no charges were filed against any lawmaker involved. rinaldi is being protected by the texas department of public safety. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> yesterday was the last day of the texas legislative session. some lawmakers say that it was the result of several stressful weeks of hearings, debates and votes. >>> new this morning, a hospital official in panama city confirms the country's former dictator manuel noriega cast dead. he died after several weeks from complications of brain surgery. >>> today the pentagon is expected to test a new system that could shoot down a ballistic missile. it's in response to the recent threats from north korea. the intercepter missile will be launched from vandenberg air force base in southern california one day after north korea launched a new type of ballistic missile. north korean state media says that kim jong-un is promising to develop more rockets. >>> part of a new waterpark in dublin remains closed this morning. investigators are still tryin

he said poncho nevarez threatened my house on the floor and romero physically assaulted me. poncho told me he would get me on the way to my car. he said i made it clear i would shoot him in self-defense. >> i didn't threaten his life. >> reporter: 7 times in the last 24 hours we reached out to rinaldi for an interview. no response. rinaldi is now under the protection of texas state troopers fearing for his own safety. david begnaud, cbs news, austin. >>> singer ariana grande is ready to get back on stage this weekend. her publicist announced this morning that the pop star will hold a charity concert in manchester, england on monday to raise money for victims and families. other stars will join her. she is offering free tickets to those at her arena show during the deadly attack. >>> the police report on tiger woods is now public. turns out he wasn't drunk at all when officers found him asleep behind the wheel. woods was spotted in his car on the side of the road monday morning in florida. police say the car's engine was running and the lights were on. woods told police he ha

. >> nevarez himself took to twitter to dispute the claim, writing in part he's liar and hateful man. got no use for him. no charges were filed against any of the lawmakers involved. rink aldi said he's being protected by the tech as department of public safety. >> and monday was actually the last day of the legislation. some say the scuffle was the result of several stressful weeks every contentious hearings, debates, and vote. jim, rahel? >> just really authorities believe, hena, we do know more pro at the cents expected at the texas state house and weeks to come. what can you tell us about that? we know monday governor greg and booth indicated he might soon recall the legislature to take care of unfinished business, including the so-called bathroom bill. that would limit what facilities can be used by transgender people. so this might not be the last we hear of the protests in texas. >> let's hope those protests are a little more peaceful. thank you. >> in other news this morning, looking for cool summer get away. you can now fly directly from philadelphia to iceland. it will take

. >> matt rinaldi put out a statement that he had been told by poncho nevarez that he would, quote, get me on my way to the car and i would shoot him in self-defense. that and several others have called rinaldi's statement a lie. all of this incredibly dramatic. as you might have heard, there's an old joke that's been around the texas legislatoe. the joke has been they meet for two days every 140 years. i guess the last day of session proving that joke might be a good idea. >> look, in some strange way, democracy in action. protesters speaking out and them trading strange words and almost fists and punches on the statehouse floor. these are elected officials. that's the amazing thing. maybe it's good. they all need a little summer break. great to see you, ed. >> i might be back in a couple weeks. the governor of texas is considering a special session so they might all be together in the same room. >> stand by for more. kumbaya it is. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." president trump again tweets his frustrations with a russia election m

. >> reporter: but on facebook, he said, represent poncho nevarez threatened my life on the house floor a threaten medici threatened me physically. he said he made it clear. >> what's not true is that i threatened his life. >> reporter: lawmakers' families were in the chamber to celebrate the final session. what they saw, many say, was an em barsment to the state. >> there are enough of us here who remember a time in texas when respect and decorum ruled the day. >> reporter: we reached out to representative renaldi at least seven times but he never got back to us. he says he now fears for his safety and this morning, he is being protected by texas state troopers. >>> a suspect accused of stabbing two men to death and seriously injuring a third on a portland, oregon, train is due in court today. president trump called these attacks unacceptable. he tweeted this. the victims were standing up to hate and intolerance. maria is out center with how a third bystander helped save the victim's life. >> reporter: this morning, jeremy christian is set to be arraigned in court on several charges, i