Tonight on 360, more protests and another shooting as the President threatens to invoke the

Insurrection Act and the head of Homeland Security says if you're near an ICE operation,

you too can be stopped and asked to prove you're an American.

Also tonight, just a day after the President backs away from military action against Iran,

another carrier strike group heads toward the region. And Venezuela's opposition leader visits the White House, and like so many others seeking favors,

gives the President another gold medal. This time it's a big one, the one he's long pined for, the Nobel Peace Prize.

But we'll giving away the gold get her anything in return.

Good evening. Thanks for joining us. We begin tonight with the President of the United States

threatening to send troops to Minneapolis

and his officials scrambling to justify

what thousands of federal officers are already doing in the city.

It follows a night of unrest after a federal officer shot a man in the leg.

According to the Department of Homeland Security,

they were trying to arrest him when he violently resisted.

Helped by two others, DHS says, armed with a snow shovel and broom handle.

The attack sent the officer to the hospital and triggered clashes like this one nearby.

The attack sent the officer to the hospitalvesty that is taking place in that once great state.

Now, the Insurrection Act allows the deployment of U.S. military personnel domestically under certain

limited circumstances. It was last used, you may remember, during the rioting in Los Angeles

in 1992. And as you know, it's not the first president's the first time that he's threatened

to invoke it. We have an insurrection act for a reason. If's threatened to invoke it.

We have an insurrection act for a reason.

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