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Reuters World News

Minneapolis shooting videos, US storm and Super Bowl LX

26 Jan 2026

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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

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Hi, I'm Kim Vennell in Whanganui, New Zealand. It's Monday, January 26th. Today, the Trump administration defends the shooting of another American in Minneapolis, while Reuters' video analysis contradicts the official account. Healthcare workers turn out to honor the VA nurse shot dead by federal agents.

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And the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots will face off at this year's Super Bowl. This is Reuters World News, bringing you everything you need to know from the front lines in 10 minutes, seven days a week.

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Chapter 2: What incident in Minneapolis is being discussed?

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Minnesota! Minnesota!

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Protesters in Minneapolis turn out in freezing weather to demand accountability over the fatal shooting of Alex Preti, a 37-year-old nurse killed by Border Patrol agents on Saturday. This is what democracy looks like! The National Guard's been mobilized in the city as tensions grow over President Trump's immigration crackdown and the violent tactics used to enforce it.

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At the center is conflicting versions of what exactly happened to Preti. Officials say he assaulted officers, compelling them to fire in self-defense. But that's at odds with video evidence. Reuters has analysed footage of the shooting frame by frame. Here's Fernando Robles from our visual verification team on what they saw in three videos they verified from the scene.

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The first one was filmed three minutes before the shooting started. In this video, you can see Freddy walking down the street. He's filming and a bunch of agents are also in the street.

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At this point, a federal agent pushes one woman nearby and shoves another to the ground.

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We can see Preti on his right hand holding a phone. He was filming. And on the left side, we don't see anything. You know, he has nothing on the left hand.

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Preti moves between the agent and the women and raises his left hand to shield himself as the agent pepper sprays him. Soon after, agents push Preti to his hands and knees, and as he is pinned down, someone shouts what sounds like a warning about the presence of a gun.

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Video footage then appears to show one of the agents removing a handgun from Preti's waistband area and stepping away from the group with it. Moments later, an officer points at Preti's back and fires four shots in quick succession. Several more shots are heard as another agent also appears to fire.

Chapter 3: How did video evidence contradict official accounts of the shooting?

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New England advanced with a 10-7 win in Denver, leaning on a shutdown defence, and 23-year-old Drake May, now the second youngest quarterback ever to start a Super Bowl. Get your chips ready. Super Bowl Sunday is coming. And for today's recommended read, a Reuters exclusive. The U.S.

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is putting pressure on Bolivia to kick suspected Iranian spies out of the country and designate Iran's IRGC, Lebanon's Hezbollah and Palestinian Hamas as terrorist organizations. The anonymous sources say the push comes as the U.S. works to deepen its influence in Latin America. There's a link to that story in the description.

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For more on any of the stories from today, check out Reuters.com or the Reuters app. Don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcast player. If you're listening on a smart speaker, just ask for the latest news from Reuters seven days a week. We'll be back tomorrow with our daily headline show.

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