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What happened during the recent ice shooting incident in Minneapolis?
Another ice shooting in Minneapolis. I'm Sue Gosman, Fox News. An ice agent shot a person targeted for arrest in the leg in Minneapolis Wednesday night after he came at them with a snow shovel.
Fox's Alexis McAdams. Fox was out on the ground with ice agents who told me quite simply that they've got people that are doxing them, targeting them. literally sending their location before they even get out of the car. They blow a whistle. They tell people where to go. ICE watch groups have a signal group chat, we're told by sources, where they text exactly what's going on with these active operations. And what DHS and ICE is saying is whether you like this or not, we're enforcing the law. They don't think of it as political here. So they said they did this under Democrats. They've done the job under Republicans. These people are in the country legally, according to ICE, that had criminal rap sheets, according to investigators, attacked one of the ICE agents with some type of weapon.
How are ICE agents being targeted during operations?
Minneapolis police deeming protesters an unlawful assembly afterward after they threw rocks and fireworks at police officers. Mayor Jacob Fry telling unruly protesters.
Anyone that is taking the bait tonight, stop. That is not helpful. Go home.
Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Aroji, claiming the violence in his country is dying down and is making claims about its origin.
The Iranian foreign minister explaining in an exclusive interview on Fox's special report with Brett Baier, Iran has no plan for hanging people in retaliation to the anti-government protests. Saying protests did not start out violent. Suggesting things are de-escalating and Iran's government is in full control. President Trump telling reporters at the White House he's been told executions in Iran have ended after thousands were reportedly killed in a crackdown on the protests. And after saying he was considering taking some kind of action to help protesters. Merrick is listening to Fox News.
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An hours-long Verizon outage has been resolved. The company's saying on exit over 100,000 customers were affected Wednesday. The latest from Fox's Kevin Korn.
At its peak, the carrier suffered a major outage impacting more than 170,000 people, according to the outage tracking site Down Detector. New York, D.C., Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, L.A., Portland, among the metro's hardest hit. They also had a big outage back in September of 24. More than 100,000 users that time were stuck without power and calls were dropping. And not to jump on the carrier when they're down, it's worth noting the company also had to fork over a million bucks to settle an investigation into 911 call outages by the SEC.
And also, Verizon says the company this time around will issue credits for those affected. House Republicans looking to retaliate after the Clintons did not show up for a deposition.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer says next week the committee will mark up legislation to hold both former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress.
We have, in good faith, negotiated with the Clintons' attorneys for five months.
It comes in response to both Clintons not showing up for a deposition as part of the committee's investigation into the late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. A lawyer for the Clintons says the former first family has provided all the information they have on Epstein and the subpoenas serve no legislative purpose. On Capitol Hill, Ryan Schmelz, Fox News.
The grand jury indicting the man Wednesday accused of vandalizing the Ohio home of Vice President J.D. Vance and causing other property damage and federal charges. The three count indictment charges 26 year old William DeFore of Cincinnati with damaging government property, engaging in physical violence and assaulting, resisting or impeding federal officers.
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