January 9: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes

As anti-government protests escalate and an internet blackout falls over Iran, demonstrators call for revolution while the regime blames U.S. influence.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey urges FBI to include local officals in investigation of the shooting death of Renee Good.

People take to the streets in outrage in Portland, Oregon, after border patrol agents shoot and injure 2 people. 

The U.S. seized its fifth Venezuelan oil tanker in weeks to enforce sanctions against illegal shipments.

Venezuela is releasing some political prisoners in what government calls "gesture to consolidate peace." 

EUTELSAT, a broadband company owned by French and UK governments, pitching $250 million dollar contract to the Canadian Military.

Children are especially at risk from this year's unusually severe flu season.