Today is Thursday, January 8th. What happened when an ICE agent shot an American citizen in Minneapolis

and how it sparked outcry across the country? Also, the Trump administration's new plan for

Venezuelan oil. And we'll get into the government's newest dietary guidelines that call for eating

more foods that previous guidelines have said to limit. Plus, new research on why many top performers

in their industries were

actually late bloomers, the latest up-and-coming technology on display from smart ovens to Bitcoin

mining water heaters. And the Girl Scout cookie season kicks off with a brand new flavor. Those

stories and even more news to know next. Welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in less than 15 minutes. I'm Erica Mandy.

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Large crowds have been protesting and mourning the death of a Minnesota woman who was shot and

killed by an ICE agent. This happened within the first week of what's

been called the largest immigration operation to date in a neighborhood just south of downtown Minneapolis.

And now Minnesota officials are telling ICE to get out of their state, while federal officials

insist they're not going anywhere. They both have different versions of exactly what happened.

The Homeland Security Department says

the ICE agent opened fire in self-defense, saying the woman tried to run over law enforcement

officers with her car. But Minneapolis mayor, Jacob Fry, says he saw the video too, and their take is,

as he put it, BS. Different angles of the video are available to watch for yourself and have been

shown in media reports,

but again, there are different takes on what you can see.

For example, was an officer in front of the vehicle when she drives off or just to the side?

Some witnesses even say an officer actually stepped in front of her car as she was driving away to fire his gun at her.

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