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What triggered the emergency UN Security Council meeting on Iran?

Lisa Lucera 0:02
An emergency meeting about Iran. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The U.S. called the U.N. Security Council sit down as thousands of demonstrators have been killed by the Iranian
Jessica Rosenthal 0:13
regime. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Michael Waltz told the Security Council the Iranian regime's lies about the slaughter of protesters are due to the fear they have of their own people.
Mike Waltz 0:23
President Trump is a man of action.

How did U.S. officials describe Iran’s response to protester killings?

Mike Waltz 0:27
Not endless talk like we see at the United Nations. He has made it clear all options are on the table.
Jessica Rosenthal 0:35
Russia's representative said through a translator the council meeting called by the U.S. is... Nothing more than yet another attempt to justify blatant aggression and interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state. While most countries expressed alarm at the situation in Iran, the Chinese representative said they support protecting Iran's sovereignty. Fox's Jessica
Lisa Lucera 0:56
Rosenthal. Fox News can confirm U.S. assets are headed to the Middle East and it's likely to include one aircraft carrier. Troops from France and Germany arriving in Greenland to boost security as White House officials say there's plans for more talks with officials from Denmark.

What actions did President Trump say he might take regarding the Minnesota shooting?

Lisa Lucera 1:12
as it continues its push to acquire the territory. The White House defending last night's shooting by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says the agent was trying to take a Venezuelan migrant into custody when he was attacked.
Unknown 1:26
They used a shovel or a broom to smash his face in. And so, yes, that agent had to use self-defense and take up his weapon to protect his own life.
Lisa Lucera 1:35
The suspect was wounded. President Trump has said he could invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy the military to Minnesota or federalize the National Guard. Former Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema being sued by the ex-wife of one of the members of her security detail, claiming Sinema had a romantic relationship with him that led to the breakup of their marriage. America's listening to Fox News.
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What are the new TSA “Confirm ID” options for travelers without a Real ID?

Lisa Lucera 2:15
A development in the murder case of legendary college football coach John
Lillian Wu 2:19
Beam. The Alameda County, California Superior Court judge suspending the criminal case against Cedric Irving Jr. pending the results of psychological evaluations after defense attorneys and the court expressed doubt regarding the mental competency of the 27-year-old who claimed he killed Coach Beam because of witchcraft. Legal analysts and prosecutors argue, however, that his ability to coordinate a legal firearm transaction, including waiting the mandatory 10-day period before picking up the weapon, suggests pre-planning and competence rather than mental instability. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 2:56
A woman has been jailed in Florida after authorities say she intentionally crashed her vehicle through the front entrance of a federal building and courthouse in South Florida. Authorities say the crash caused $200,000 in damage. No injuries were reported.

How did the courts handle the murder case of Coach John Beam?

Lisa Lucera 3:10
The woman, who has not been identified, has been charged with felony criminal mischief and is being held on $5,000 bail. The Transportation Security Administration announces a way for people without a real ID to still
Carmen Roberts 3:22
fly. If you don't have a real ID or acceptable form, such as a passport, don't worry. There will soon be a new way to get through TSA airport security, but it will cost you. The agency says starting February 1st, all travelers without the proper IDs can pay a $45 fee online through the TSA Confirm ID program. All travelers using this option will still be subject to additional screening measures, but that's better than showing up without any of the approved IDs or having paid the fee. Those people will face even more delays and could miss their flights.
Lisa Lucera 3:58
Fox's Carmen Roberts. Wall Street, all three indexes ended the day in positive territory. The Dow plus 292.

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