We are expecting that California Governor Gavin Newsom's office is going to have a major address,

that he's going to have a major address to Californians this evening.

And we're going to take it to you, if it comes to us in the next hour, which we certainly

expected to come to us in the next hour at this point in time.

We're expecting it around 9.30 Eastern time tonight.

Now, when Governor Newsom starts talking, we're going to take that live, as I said.

Tonight, the mayor of Los Angeles, as I just mentioned, also declared a local emergency for downtown L.A.

that happened literally in the last few minutes.

And they will enforce a curfew from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. local time.

Look, I'm sure by now you have seen a lot of images,

a lot of images of what is happening on the streets of Los Angeles. They are everywhere.

On television, they're on social media. And to be clear, there are moments. There have been

moments where the protests have been very chaotic. And there are moments where they have

certainly also been violent. I mean there are moments where they have certainly also

been violent. I mean, I'm sure you have seen this image of an autonomous Waymo car lit on fire

by protesters many, many times. I feel like it is all over my social media feed more than

almost anything else. And Fox News has been using the image basically like wallpaper.

You can see a lot of the examples there to depict the city of LA in a state of complete chaos.

What you may not be seeing are scenes like this.

This was the scene yesterday, outside of the clothing manufacturer that federal immigration agents raided on Friday.

These are family members of the people who were arrested, gathering to tell their stories

and demanding due process for their loved ones.

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