CNN affiliate video shows National Guard troops present in LA
Footage shot by CNN affiliate Spectrum News shows National Guard troops outside the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday morning. Hundreds of members of the California National Guard are deployed around the city following two consecutive days of protests over immigration enforcement action, the California governor's office said.
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