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Taking to the streets. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Hundreds of people demonstrating in Minneapolis following the deadly shooting of a woman Wednesday by an ICE agent. Protesters converging in front of a hotel where they believe agents are staying.
Folks here. They say they want to do everything they can to make sure that ICE agents, if they are staying here, that they get as little sleep as possible.
What events led to the protests in Minneapolis?
Add that on to anyone else that's staying in this entire neighborhood.
Fox's Gary Tenney, State Attorney General Keith Ellison has asked members of the public who may have videoed the shooting to send them to his office. The Department of Homeland Security says the woman, Renee Good, deliberately drove into officers and the shooting was justified. New information about the man and woman shot and wounded by Customs and Border Patrol in Portland, Oregon yesterday.
Portland Police Chief Bob Day told reporters the man and woman shot by Border Patrol agents Thursday are hospitalized and in federal custody, adding... They do have some nexus to involvement with TDA. Chief Day did not provide details of the couple's involvement with the Venezuelan gang Trin de Aragua, other than to say the conclusion was based on a statement this summer from a Venezuelan immigrant shooting victim. Day also confirmed the driver and passenger, which Homeland Security labels criminal illegal aliens, both have criminal histories.
Fox's Carmen Roberts. Before heading to Mar-a-Lago for the weekend, President Trump talked up his deal with American oil companies to invest in Venezuela.
Some people would say it's a miracle, actually, what we've done. And Venezuela's happy. I think they're all going to be happy.
The president met with several oil executives at the White House today. He seeks $100 billion in investments to help Venezuela tap into its petroleum reserves. Also today, the U.S. military seized another oil tanker in the Caribbean. America is listening to Fox News.
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Switzerland stops to remember the 40 people who died during a New Year's Eve celebration at a ski resort.
First, a hero's welcome for the firefighters who battled a massive blaze that destroyed the packed bar in Kranz, Montana. Church bells across the nation for five minutes remembering the 40 dead. The burns so severe, officials needed families to supply DNA samples just to identify some victims. 116 people were injured. Dozens are still hospitalized. Investigators believe sparkling candles atop champagne bottles raised too close to the ceiling ignited the blaze less than two hours after midnight at La Constellation Bar on January 1st. Authorities say fire safety inspections hadn't been carried out since 2019. Swiss authorities opening a criminal investigation into the bar managers. CJ Papa, Fox News.
CDC says flu infections are showing signs of a slight decline, but they add it's not clear that it's peaked. Numbers through last week show declines in medical office visits due to flu-like illness and in the number of states reporting high flu activity, but flu deaths and hospitalizations rose. More than 13,000 wireless chargers show that TJ Maxx and Marshalls recalled overt fears they could explode.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the Isla Ray brand magnetic wireless chargers were sold for $15 from June of 24 until this past November, but can explode while in use, posing a fire and burn hazard. They came in white, pink, and purple and attach magnetically to the back of the phone. Shoppers are advised to immediately stop using them and request a refund. But do not throw this lithium-ion device in the trash or general recycling.
What details are known about the shooting incident involving Border Patrol in Portland?
It poses a fire risk. So check with your municipal hazardous waste collection center.
Fox's Therese Crowley.
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