Out front next, breaking news protesters taking to the streets after a 37-year-old woman was shot and killed by an ICE officer.

She was in her car. The Minneapolis police chief is out front.

Plus, he shot her, quote, point blank, that from a woman who lives on the street where the shooting happened. She witnessed it.

She's got new video that she's going to show you and tell you what she saw. And we're also following

other major breaking news this hour, including the United States seizing an oil tanker. The Putin

claims was under Russian protection. Let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. And

out front tonight. We begin with the breaking news this hour on this Wednesday growing protests

tonight in Minneapolis. An ice agent shot a woman there. Witnesses say in the face as she was in her

car. She is dead. He killed her. And you are looking at live pictures right now of the streets in Minneapolis.

You can see all of those lights. This is a vigil near the site where the shooting took place.

Crowds have been growing all night. Bay are chanting, say her name. And we have just learned the victim's name.

She is a 37-year-old woman, as we said, and her name is Renee Nicole Good. Renee Nicole Good. She was shot and killed today.

And ICE claims that the agent opened fire after Good, quote, weaponized her vehicle in an attempt

to kill him, a federal officer.

All right, well, there's a lot of video out there. So let's just show you some of it.

Here's the video so you can see what actually happened for yourself.

We warn you, it is graphic. Renée was killed. But you see agents approaching the SUV,

which is stopped in the middle of the street.

They instruct her to get out of the car.

Now according to Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome, then an agent tries to pull the door

handle.

You can see that part.

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