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Why did the Minneapolis immigration officer claim self‑defense in the shooting?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
He acted in self-defense. I'm Lee Silicera, Fox News. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Home says the immigration officer who shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis this morning in the SUV was protecting himself and his fellow officers. She claims the woman, later identified as Renee Good, was part of a crew.
Unknown 0:22
ICE officers and agents approached the vehicle of the individual in question who was blocking the officers in with her vehicle, and she had been stalking and impeding their work all throughout the day.
Unknown 0:42
We do not need any further help from the federal government. To Donald Trump and Christy Noam, you've done enough.
Lisa Lucera 0:50
And Walls has put the National Guard on notice, meaning they could be called up. Some Senate Democrats demanding a public hearing on the action in Venezuela after meeting with administration officials today.

What concerns are Senate Democrats raising about the U.S. plan for Venezuela?

Unknown 1:01
Senator Chris Murphy torched the administration for what he believes is a lack of a plan to stabilize Venezuela.
Chris Murphy 1:08
Their plan seems to be to steal the oil and use the leverage over the oil uh to try to micromanage the country uh on a day-to-day basis. That sounds like a recipe for disaster.
Unknown 1:21
Republicans have mostly been supportive and confident in the administration's actions since the operation to remove Nicolas Maduro from office.
Lisa Lucera 1:29
Fox and Shrine Schmells on Capitol Hill, Columbia's President Gustavo Petro has called the U.S. to action against Maduro an abhorrent violation of sovereignty. But President Trump posted on True Social the two spoke by phone and invited him to the White House, saying the two spoke about drugs and other disagreements.
Lisa Lucera 1:54
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Ainsley Earhart 2:00
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How is Utah’s new “sensitive materials” law affecting book bans in schools?

Ainsley Earhart 2:01
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Lillian Wu 2:15
A lawsuit filed over one state's book ban. Utah hit with a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah on behalf of the estate of Kurt Vonnegut and other acclaimed authors who argue the state's sensitive materials law is unconstitutional, claiming it's partaking in modern day book burning and trampling on First Amendment protections. The complaint comes a day after Utah upped its tally of banned books to twenty two. With the addition of three works, including the one the popular musical and wicked movies are based on. A book must be removed from all public schools in the state if at least three school districts or at least two and five charter schools determine it amounts to objective sensitive material, as defined by Utah Code.

What changes are being made to the federal nutrition guidelines and school meals?

Lillian Wu 3:00
Lillian Woo, Fox News. Trump administration is overhauled
Lisa Lucera 3:04
Folling federal
Lillian Wu 3:04
nutrition guidance.
Jared Halpern 3:06
The food pyramid seen in school cafeterias for decades has a makeover.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 3:10
It's upside down, a lot of you will say. But it was actually upside down before and we just writed it.
Jared Halpern 3:17
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. says the message is simple, eat real food with an emphasis on fresh vegetables and whole grains.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 3:26
Highly processed foods loaded with additives, added sugar and excess salt damage health and should be avoided.

Why is Paul Thomas Anderson’s film leading the SAG Awards with record nominations?

Jared Halpern 3:32
The updated dietary guidelines provide a foundation for federal nutrition programs and policies, including SNAP benefits and meal options for school children. At the White House, Jared Halburn, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:44
Paul Thomas Anderson's one battle after another dominates the Screen Actors Guild Actor Awards with seven nominations. In the thirty-one years of the awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards, no movie has received more nominations. The film has been nominated for Best Ensemble. In addition to the Ensemble, individual actors, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Chase Infinity, Sean Penn, and others, have also been nominated. I'm Lee Silasera. This is Fox News.

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