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Why did Homeland Security claim the ICE shooting was justified?
She says it was justified. I'm Lisa Licera of Fox News. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Gnome addressed the shooting death of a woman this afternoon after a confrontation with ICE agents.
Secretary Gnome said the deceased woman identified by local officials as Renee Nicole Good used her car as a weapon to attack a federal agent.
The ICE officer fearing for his life and the other officers around him and the safety of the public fired defensive shots.
Secretary Noam said cars used as weapons against federal agents happens too often.
And I'm asking the Department of Justice to prosecute it as domestic terrorism.
Secretary Noam said she did discuss the incident with Minnesota governor Tim Walls and noted their different viewpoints of it. Walls called the ICE enforcement recklessness that cost someone their life.
What are the scale and impact of the protests following the ICE incident?
They look like they're about a thousand strong now at this point. That's the largest crowd that we have seen since uh uh the shooting incident itself. And we've got reports that protesters are gathering at the Federal Building and a law enforcement source tells me that they have shattered some of the bulletproof glass at that federal building, but since it's bulletproof glass it doesn't break away.
Protests also plan in New York City and Washington, D.C. Just days after President Trump issued a warning to the President of Colombia. The President wrote on True Social that he appreciated Petro's call and tone and looks forward to meeting him in the near future. It's coming after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who now faces federal narco. Terrorism charges. Federal health officials releasing a new food pyramid with a focus on whole foods, healthy fats, and protein, and away from ultra processed foods and sugary snacks.
How did President Trump respond to the Colombian president and what were the implications?
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One year after the deadly Eaton fire in Los Angeles, survivors describe insurance delays, denials, and a lack of progress.
Survivors alleging illegal insurance conduct. This is a report from a certified industrial hygienist documenting lead in our home at more than 800 times the EPA limit, along with beryllium, arsenic, and cyanide. Our insurance company paid for this testing and then ignored it.
What challenges are Eaton fire survivors facing with insurance and recovery?
Eaton Fire Survivors Network Executive Director Joy Chen.
We are owed still tens of billions of dollars from insurance, and without that money.
This recovery will not be able to be complete. LA County Board of Supervisors Chair Catherine Barger.
I look forward to working with my colleagues in Washington DC if you're listening to bring supplemental disaster aid to Los Angeles County.
Calling the recovery a work in progress. Christian Goodwin, Fox News.
More than sixteen thousand structures were destroyed in the Eaton and Palisades fires. Pope Leo is meeting with Cardinals today and tomorrow to discuss his agenda going forward.
What reforms are being discussed at the Pope’s meeting with the cardinals?
There are two hundred and forty-five Catholic cardinals stationed around the world, many gathering at the Vatican for a two-day meeting with the Pope. The agenda reportedly including discussions about liturgy, the script used to celebrate Mass, the continued reform of Vatican bureaucracy, and encouraging clergy to be more collaborative with members of the Church and responsive to their needs. Pope Leo has signaled an emphasis on more fully implementing the reforms of the Second Vatican Council of the 1960s, meetings that modernized and revolutionized the Catholic Church. Catholic Church, allowing for Mass in languages other than Latin, more non clergy participation in church matters, and more cooperation with people from other faiths.
Chris Foster, Fox News.
Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources planning to revive a task force charged with putting up warning signs at remote beaches. The group has not met since twenty twelve, and it comes after a push from the State's Life Guards Association, as about eight hundred people have drowned in the waters off the state's coastline in the last decade.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did Homeland Security claim the ICE shooting was justified?
0:03–0:58
2
What are the scale and impact of the protests following the ICE incident?
0:58–1:54
3
How did President Trump respond to the Colombian president and what were the implications?
1:54–2:39
4
What challenges are Eaton fire survivors facing with insurance and recovery?
2:39–3:18
5
What reforms are being discussed at the Pope’s meeting with the cardinals?
3:18–4:12