Today is Tuesday, January 13th. We'll tell you about yet another new video from the deadly shooting

involving an ICE agent and why Minnesota is now suing the federal government. Also, President

Trump's new action against Iran that could also impact other countries. Plus, the heated debate

over transgender athletes and girls' sports has reached the highest court. X is now responding to

Al Cry over a controversial AI feature and how Barbie is representing a common disorder through its

iconic toy. Those stories and even more news coming up. Welcome to The Newsworthy. All the

Day's News in less than 15 minutes. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being

here. Let's do this. Another newly released video is now circulating, showing the encounter ice

agents had with a Minnesota woman leading up to her death. The Homeland Security Department

shared the video saying it proves how the woman Renee Good was getting in the way of a law

enforcement operation. But critics say the video still does not justify her death. This one appears to

be taken by a bystander showing a different angle of the whole street where it happened. It does not

show the exact moment in ICE agent shot Renee Good, but it's the three minutes leading up to it.

Goode's SUV is seen blocking part of the

road as she presses the horn repeatedly. After more than a minute, Good pulls back slightly to unblock

part of the road and let a couple of cars through. Then a dark truck with a small flashing light

pulls to a stop. Two officers get out and walk toward the SUV just before the video goes dark.

Another video released last week shows what happened next,

with officers telling Good to get out of the car, one attempting to open her door, and then

Good putting her car in drive, followed by the sound of gunshots. The Trump administration

says the videos show the officer was justified in shooting good as a matter of self-defense.

State and local officials, though, say the ICE officer fired recklessly into the car of someone

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