Tracy Mumford: From the New York Times, it's the headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Thursday, January 8th. Here's what we're covering.

Nicholas Bogle: My name is Nicholas Bogle and I am a reporter for the New York Times. I am at the corner of Portland A and East 34th Street in Minneapolis. It's about 11:30 at night and there are about a 100 protesters still here at the intersection where an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Good earlier today. My colleagues are on the ground in Minneapolis where a 37year-old woman, Renee Nicole Good, a US citizen who lived in the city, was killed by a federal officer who was part of the Trump administration's escalating immigration crackdown. Multiple videos posted on social media and verified by the Times show the shooting and the moments before and after. In the footage, the woman's SUV is stopped in the street, partly blocking one lane. As cars approach, she waves at them to go around, but a truck flashing its lights stops and federal agents get out. They tell the driver to get out of her car. One agent tries to open the driver's door and reaches through the window. Another agent crosses in front of her SUV as she starts to back up. She then shifts into drive and starts to move forward. The agent standing at the front near the driver's side headlight pulls out a gun and fires. He continues shooting as the vehicle moves past him. A Times analysis of three different camera angles shows she was driving away from the officer when he opened fire and it appears he was not in the path of the SUV. In the footage, the vehicle then accelerates and crashes into parked cars and a utility pole. The Minneapolis police chief said later the victim had been shot in the head and was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Protester: Do you have A CONSCIENCE? DO YOU HAVE a conscience?

Nicholas Bogle: The shooting happened in a part of the city where for weeks people have been blowing whistles and blaring car horns to warn their neighbors whenever they see ICE agents nearby. All that noise had drawn some people out to the street where some yelled at the officer who fired the shots.

Protester: Don't let the murderer leave. Don't let the murderer leave.

Nicholas Bogle: In the aftermath, federal officials quickly defended the shooting.

Federal Official: This appears as an attempt to kill or to cause bodily harm to agents, an act of domestic terrorism.

Nicholas Bogle: Christy Gnome, the Secretary of Homeland Security, said the victim had weaponized her vehicle. The ICE officer fearing for his life and the other officers around him and the safety of the public fired defensive shots. President Trump also weighed in, claiming that the victim ran over the agent willfully and viciously.

Nicholas Bogle: Last night in the Oval Office,

President Trump: how long do you think he'll be running Venezuela?

Nicholas Bogle: A team of Times reporters sat down with President Trump for a wide ranging interview.

President Trump: Only time will tell.

President Trump: Like 3 months, 6 months, a year longer. I would say much longer than that.

Nicholas Bogle: As Secretary of Health and Human Services, my message is clear. Eat real food.

Nicholas Bogle: Yesterday, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a striking reversal of the government's dietary guidelines. He effectively flipped the food pyramid on its head. These new guidelines will revolutionize our nation's food culture and make America healthy again.