Good morning.
It's Tuesday, June 10th.
I'm Yasmeen Khan in for Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
removes an entire panel of vaccine advisors,
the scramble to undo the Doge firing spree,
and the country that just banned dog walking in the city.
But first to Los Angeles,
where unrest and largely peaceful demonstrations against federal immigration raids
have been met by escalating action from the federal government.
Yesterday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth deployed hundreds of Marines to the area,
citing a need to protect federal property and personnel.
Protesters continued to gather in downtown L.A.,
but the city's police chief nonetheless warned that the arrival of federal forces presented,
quote, a significant logistical and operational challenge.
This came just one day after thousands of California's National Guard troops
arrived on President Trump's orders
and against the wishes of state leaders.
Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat,