Out front next, the breaking news, Trump making a bold announcement just now, saying Venezuela will turn over 30 to 50 million barrels of oil.

As the country's opposition leader who won the Nobel Peace Prize that Trump wanted is speaking out tonight about that very fact.

Also breaking, CNN learning the White House is discussing all options tonight to take

Greenland and they explicitly include using the United States military. And it is being called the

largest immigration operation ever. In midst all of this international news going on,

thousands of federal agents are now sent to Minneapolis and the mayor of Minneapolis will

respond to here live. Let's go out front. And good evening. I'm Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, we begin with the breaking

news. Trump just announcing that Venezuela, he says, will turn over between 30 and 50 million barrels of

oil. That announcement coming four days after Nicholas Maduro was captured by American troops.

Trump is posting this. He says this oil will be sold at its market price and that money will

be controlled by me as president of the United States of America to ensure it is used to benefit

the people of Venezuela and the United States and the United States. It will be taken by storage ships

and brought directly to unloading docks in the United States. Just will be taken by storage ships and brought directly

to unloading docks in the United States. Just to be clear here, current market price for that oil

is about $60 a barrel. So that's between $1.8 billion and $3 billion that Trump says that he

personally now controls. Venezuela is very much a country on edge. As this development is happening, security forces are now patrolling

streets of the capital Caracas. On the heels of gunfire erupting, there's fear, there's uncertainty.

And the leader of Venezuela's opposition party, Maria Karina Machado, has just spoken out. She, of course,

just won the Nobel Peace Prize. She is now openly taking on the country's new appointed leader, Delci Rodriguez, who, of course, was Maduro's vice president.

Rodriguez is a rubber stamp for the man Trump just ousted in that context.

But she also has the backing of Trump and Secretary Rubio.

Everybody in Venezuela and a knows perfectly who she is and the role she has played.

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