Breaking tonight, Cache is intensifying in Minneapolis as Minnesota sues to keep ice operations out of the state.

The growing escalations, days after a woman, was shot and killed by ice.

Officers smashing car windows, dragging out and arresting a man, tear gas and flashbanks launched at demonstrators as a thousand more ice officers arrive.

Protesters surrounding officers blaring whistles are reporter at the scene as tensions flare.

Also tonight, the criminal inquiry into Fed chair Jerome Powell, Powell blasting the investigation

in a rare video, saying the president is trying to intimidate the Fed over interest rates.

What President Trump told our reporter about the probe, as some Republicans speak out against the inquiry.

Hundreds killed in Iran and many others fear dead as the government cracks down on nationwide protests.

What President Trump just announced moments ago.

Double murder suspect in court, the ex-husband arrested for killing an Ohio couple,

making his first appearance, how investigators linked him to the crime.

New surveillance video of an arsonist downseeing a synagogue in gasoline before lighting it on fire.

Avalanche dangers, a woman and her dog swept up in

the snow, how they survived. This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas. And good evening. We begin

tonight with that growing unrest and chaos in Minnesota, following the deadly shooting of a woman by

an ICE officer. On the streets of Minneapolis today, clouds of tear gas filling the air as protesters

clash with federal agents over their enforcement tactics. We have new video tonight showing ICE

officers. You see it right here, smashing the windows of this car, dragging a man out

and arresting him in the middle of the road saying he was impeding an ICE operation. Over the weekend,

thousands taking to the streets with protesters saying they won't stop fighting until federal

forces leave their state. But the Trump administration showing no signs of backing down,

instead surging the number of officers in Minneapolis, sending a thousand more in. The fight now

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