We start today's other headlines in New York. There were dramatic scenes at an immigration court as the city's comptroller Brad Lander was arrested by federal agents.

Sir, you don't have the authority to arrest U.S. citizens.

Video provided to the News Hour by his campaign shows a group of ICE and FBI agents struggling with Lander as he tried to escort a migrant out of the building.

Lander, who is also a candidate for mayor, is heard in the video repeatedly asking to see a judicial warrant

before he's pushed into a wall and arrested by the agents who are not wearing uniforms or displaying badges.

Immigration lawyers say warrants are not needed in immigration courts because they are

public spaces. Lander was released several hours after his arrest. Meantime, a federal appeals court in

California heard arguments today on whether the Trump administration can keep using National Guard

troops to prevent protests and protect immigration agents in Los Angeles. The hearing by the three

judge panel came just days after a lower court ruled that Trump's use of the guard was illegal

and ordered those troops return to California state control. The Trump administration appealed

that decision, saying it was within its rights to bypass Governor Gavin Newsom to maintain order.

Those guardsmen are necessary on the ground today to prevent breaches of the federal buildings

to protect ICE officers when they are conducting their law enforcement operations.

The guardsmen are not conducting law enforcement. They are charged with a protective mission,

not a law enforcement mission. Meant with a protective mission, not a law enforcement

mission. Meantime, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass lifted her curfew for parts of the city that were

roiled by last week's protests against immigration rates. Turning now to the war in Gaza, Palestinian

health officials say at least 51 people were killed and more than 200 others wounded as they waited

for U.N. trucks bearing much-needed food.

This is not aid. This is an ambush. This is not aid. This is an ambush against the youth,

not to feed them, but to kill them.

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