Tonight on 360, the fallout after a U.S. Senator with questions for a Trump cabinet secretary is hustled away by security, taken to the floor in handcuffed today in Los Angeles.

Senator spoke about it just before airtime will bring you the latest.

Plus, the latest on the LA protests and others now popping up in cities across the country, and the stunning video for the first time ever

a Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashes after takeoff at least 290 people on the plane in the

ground or kill but one man lived and walked away how could he survive and what might have

caused the fiery crash.

Good evening thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight in Los Angeles which remains relatively calm while still being as tense

as you might imagine after seven days of protest, some of it violent with soldiers on the

streets and going out on ice raids.

In California and federal court today, trying to get the deployment declared illegal.

Also 700 active duty Marines nearby training for a street duty, which is now

expected to begin tomorrow, according to the military's Northern Command, a commander-in-chief

who continues to paint the situation in dire terms. And protests spreading across the country,

not just in the wake of this, but also ahead of the President's military parade in Washington on

Saturday. That is just some of the backdrop to what happened today in Los Angeles, as DHS

Secretary Kristi Noem spoke to reporters. Now, you're about to see what her security did to one

of the California's two sitting United States Senators, Alex Padilla, after he yelled questions

at Noam.

Hands up, hands up. I'm Senator Alex Padilla after he yelled questions at Nome. Hands up. Hands up.

I'm Senator Alex Padilla.

I have questions for the secretary because the fact of the matter is half a dozen

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