form of default, not just power browsers, and that's for algebra is different from mayor of the city and now said he was doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody off of this international perspective with the human touch zooming way in. and then pulling back out again. the wrench and desperate simians are scrambling for food all winter sets in across costs. the hello, i'm how much i'm shown. this is obviously are life door. also coming up. 10 people are killed after a man, rams, a vehicle into a crowd in the us city of new orleans, the f. b, i is investigating it as impact of terrorist and elders are exclusive,

serious, new for administered talks to us about how the over through over the shot. and i said, helped prevent, which is the rush to launch has multiple drawing attacks on the premium capital early on. new york state killing several of the life has become increasingly unbearable for palestinians living and gaza. babies are freezing to death, as temperatures plummet for winter, while an entire population battle starvation, the many people have little to eat and are scrambling for scraps of food in heavy rain. they also now have nowhere to stay tempt cans, housing, hundreds of thousands of forcibly displaced. palestinians are flooding after days of bad weather. are you an agency for palestinian refugees or hon has warranty?

blankets, mattresses and one clothes are sitting outside guys or waiting for israels approval . to be brought in, the palestinians also have little access to water. human rights watch has the cues. israel, of committing acts of genocide by denying clean water to gaza. and with heavy rain, there's the risk of water borne diseases, spread in quality, visited one family, crammed into a single tent and central gaza were staying warm and dry is nearly impossible watching over his family as best he can or could have somebody lives in the tent on the beach, keeping the watchers out and his loved ones dry is a relentless task. the distributed land. i can show you how things go wrong when it rains and what we do when there's rain full at night. i place a container or bucket to protect us from the water so that it doesn't get inside. i

spent the entire night standing trying to clear the water from every corner of the tent, one that i even filled the sand back and placed it outside to block the water from entering the 11 members of the same family. a crumb in this one view tend. they've been displaced 10 times since the start of is rose war garza. the tend offers the took production from the wind and the rain. the was andrews are just a sheet of plastic. the family cooks their food on the fire outside between the window is too strong. the flames go to read that to be of any of your use. to get that like, if not, if you want to prepare tea or make something, want to drink, you lose the will. you would have to wait for the water to boil for about 2 hours just to make the drink. so you feel like your mouth is parched, your face is child, and the fire was being blown by the wind. they're too afraid to light the fire at

night. fearing that they could come into fire from is really worship. see you bye. last month they had to leave when their tent was flooded with sea water. but they had no choice but to go by. what conditions and gaza speeches are brutal, there's often nowhere else to go. is there any forces continue to bump areas across the gaza strip, including so called safe areas. it has force policy news to flee to the u. s. a's. almost all residential buildings in garza have either been destroyed or damaged flight is ready forces and to hold the all to see the cause of palestine. palestinians and gaza have spent the 1st day of the year fleeing is rarely strikes . at least 28 palestinians have been killed across the strip in separate attacks. most of the air strikes or targeting northern gaza, that's been under is really siege for months. at least 15 people were killed in jamalia, including children. rescue workers are still hoping to find survivors trapped under

the rub. the other side of the latest we were sleeping around 2 30 am. when they targeted the house. next to mind, the walls collapsed on us. they pulled me and my children out of the rubble which fell on us for you and says, conditions at the end. and he's in the hospital in jamalia are unacceptable. after a joint un and world health organization, a team finally reached the site on sunday. they've been denied access by israel more than 100 times. the aid workers found it destroyed, abandoned health care facility, unable to serve patients, surrounded by a city flattened by, is rarely strikes. ramos. i'm going, we've been trying to reach the most of the guys a 14179. people here is the trustees.

police in the us city of new orleans have killed the suspect in a car ramming attack on new year's day. authorities confirmed the man intentionally drove into pedestrians killing 10 people and entering at least 35 others. the police chief says officers fired at the man after he started shooting in their direction. 2 police officers were injured. us president joe biden has been briefed on the attack. he says federal security agencies are leading investigations. i've spoken to every member of the agency. c, i a to see respiration. all right, let's get more on all this with. kimberly how good it was live for us in washington dc. kimberly, what are the latest details of this attack that have been emerging and what are you hearing? and yeah,

we are waiting further updates from law enforcement officials. but there are new details that are emerging from multiple media outlets here in the united states. right, or has, sorry, we're going to have to wait cuz we're not here. you're right now we'll, we'll try to reconnect with you in just a minute. let's take it live now to new orleans where authorities are providing another update after a car ramming attack on new year's day killed 10 people, an injured at least 35 others such a long day. i am central standard time

and entering the vehicle to law enforcement officers and transported as a us citizen. he was driving the truck and we were wanting to confirm data on the other vehicle and potential association id located in vehicle id off located in transport. as of now

haven't worked as a central improvised explosive devices id located in the subjects vehicle. other potential id is also located in the french corner. as of now to eighty's had been found the f b, i special agent contact mission as well as our partners have been working to determine any of these devices are viable and it will work to running those devices in the f b i we're working with our partners to investigate this as a terrorism, where impressively running down all the lease to defy the post a possible subject. the so this, we're working to ensure that there is no further we do not believe that jaffar was solid, responsible, and impressively running down every leap, including those. that's why we need the public. we're asking anybody has any

interaction with some friends of ours. and the last 72 hours behind asking them public health. we're asking anyone who has information, video or picture to provide it to the f. b i. we have set up a digital supplies as well as our 1800, number 1800 towels. please provide us any information back to assist in this investigation. once again, thank you for your patience and assistance for an update of statements for immunization. please check the f b i website and our social media account. i will now turn over to me thank you for your leadership and the full support of the 1st and foremost, i want to express my priority will continue to be to ensure that

victims that remain on bourbon street now will be service removed as soon as possible but it has stated the f, b i is in charge of this investigation and are doing everything necessary to make this happen. and i also want to acknowledge hearing from president biden, all of our federal partners, the most importantly, calling governor landry this morning. i responded with haste, and we do say thank you. and of course, a demonstration of a unified support is right here in this room. that's how we collectively responded to this tragedy in the city of new orleans. the mission now is to facilitate support and coordinate safety procedures to keep our residents in our visitors safe

. i've gone to the hospital, along with cheap kirkpatrick to visit our police officers and considering their injuries. they're doing well. as i mentioned, this investigate is ongoing. and the f b i remains the lead in the investigation is an active crime scene as well. we are committed no doubt, to on covering all the details surrounding this tragedy. and we are taking every necessary steps to put even more safety procedures in place, especially given the nature of the investigation. i'm going to ask people to do not go around are secured area. if there is no a central need to do so it matters. and again,

it is an active crime scene, and i also want you all to know that the grade on the wall and the foundation has set up a fun to assist victims and that information will be provided to you. thank you. good off. again, i want to fax this unified t o, we're leaning in, we will be relentless and we will do everything that it takes to render real justice this team. well, i want to also just bank our citizens, for your heartfelt prayers. new orleans is a world class city, and i can say that i've heard from world leaders all this morning and up until now, in addition to my brother and sister mayors across this country, they're calling, they're responding and they're standing with the city of the wall and and what they

always say and want me to reiterate, they understand the resilience of this community. and we're strong in that regard. and i will say 2nd to 9. so with that, i'm going to turn it over to our governor. and as i mentioned, who has not wavered any and leaning in providing the necessary support in standing right here with me. and i say thank you governor, and i know the 1st lady standing with this as well. okay. thank you. again, i want to think i'm there since about 345 this morning when she called me we have all been working just around the cost to both security city and to solve the fact, you know, again, i want to reiterate the prayers go out with all of those who have been affected, a mighty strategy, i want to take

a law enforcement officers. i want to thank i medical personnel. i want to thank our 1st responders. and most importantly, i want to thank the 2 new new orders, police officers who not only laid their life on the line, but were able to eliminate the threat this morning. as let me say we have made public safety est broadaway from day one. and i think that if you look around me today right now, and you look at the people who are standing around, that is their commitment as well. we intend to be transparent in assessing any defects that may have existed in the system so that we can address it. the only way to ensure that any mistakes that were made or corrected specifically we have been trying and working very diligently to address security concerns in preparation for the civil since october big. and it's interesting because our, our honestly in preparation for super bowl, i intended to issue emergency

a declaration tomorrow so that we could bring all of our federal, state and local agencies to bear in preparation for the shippable and monogram. but because of the events today, i have amended that emergency declaration and issued it today. so again, that declaration will allow our federal, state and local partners to bring all of the resources necessary to get the city safe. in light of that executive order, i have also ordered the mobilization of a military police company ibex general freedom to mobilize, the military police company to says assist the police and l s. b and the f. b, i it is important for us citizens and

guest of the state to know that we are doing everything we can to secure their safety in the city. we want to make it clear the ship window and the surrounding areas safe. by in the city is something that is always paramount to me. with that i would like to turn it over to to jeff and the super bowl. just give them the silverado and the surrounding areas safe. but i've always said that the safety of this entire city is something that is always paramount to me. with that, i would like to turn it over to to jeff. um, assumable. jeff, jeff done

a good afternoon. obviously we wish we weren't here for this reason. today the sugar bowl committee has a 90 year history. that's been a good corporate citizen for the city of new orleans. and that's why this tragedy hurts us as much as anybody right now. so our condolences thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families as we all work through this. of course, any time we have a major event in the city, a new orleans public safety is paramount. and we have full faith and confidence in the governor and the mayor and all of the assets, the federal, state and local resources that they've applied to this advance so that we can alternately bring those responsible to justice and carry on with the

major advance that we have in front of us speaking of which we were scheduled this evening to have a c p quarter final played in the super down at 745. we have been in consultation with the s p n, with the college football play off with the southeastern conference with the university of georgia with notre dame. all parties and all agree that it's in the best interest of everybody and public safety that we postpone the game for 24 hours . work is fast about to set up a safe and efficient and fun environment for tomorrow night. they'll be more details on that in the coming hours, but for now that's the plan that we're going to move forward and play the game. and again, we reiterate our thanks to everyone up here for the work important work they're doing we, we live in the funding games world with what we do,

but we were certainly recognize the importance of this and we're going to support it a 100 percent. so thank you, i'd like to bring them said of the kennedy that i wish i wish i understood better why bad things happen to good people? if um, if i might have to have an i am gonna ask you for those people who don't believe an objective able all you have to do is look at what happened in our city or on my vision. i am uh edition doesn't trigger the gag reflects of every american, every fair amount of america. and i'll be very surprised.

be i'm here because these are my people. i'm here because these are my people's friends. i'm here because because there are a lot of louisiana angel to stare good my. i don't want them to be there. there is a lot of information going around. some of it is actually true. some of it is the federal government is now in charge of this investigation. by that i mean the white house they have to be out of the department of homeland security in the department of justice. and i have not talked to the f b i maybe they've talked much time. i don't know. i did talk to the secretary of homeland security a little while ago. and i, i told him that with all, with the respect, active master. so that we expect to put the full force and

resources of the federal government behind this investigation and our state troopers are our local police department. our share forgot many share share today have been terrific. so far federal government is cooperating with them . hope that will continue. here's what i want to ask from. the federal government can't change. people can't change people and then to tell the american people the truth. now i don't want you to tell us yet. anything is going to interfere with your investigation. and there are things that i've been told that i think go through that i'm not sure with the other day because it could interfere with their investigation. but after we get to the bottom of this, i need to tell the american people the truth. and the people know all this up front and the people of america, the truth. i think the mayor and the governor are very wise to postpone this ball

game for 24 hours. there's just too much stuff. we don't know. and it's, it's, it's just not boring. but um, i guess my final point is i will promise you this. i will, once when it is appropriate, then this investigation is complete. you will find out what happened and who was response or i will raise fresh hale and i will change those and uh, in the federal government who are responsible for telling us what happened. like there's still a christmas. thank you, said the kennedy, i'm calling from quarter to 12. thank you, governor. thank you mayor. thank you, sandra kennedy, thank you to all about law enforcement agents for doing a yeoman's job for stepping up for the time we need your most for employing the

resources of all of our partners. this is all hands on deck from the white house, all the way down. i've been in communication with the white house since early this morning. secretary, my arcus, a leaders and all of the federal, local, and state agencies. the presidents made it very clear that he intends to bring every resource to bear, to not only tell the truth, but to provide the resources to bring these cowards as to justice. i want to personally signed the men and women in uniform who put their lives on the line to protect our citizens and our visitors, to a man and our governor for acting expeditiously and bringing us all together to share some of the surrounding areas who have been johnny on the spot, recognizing that if it happens in new orleans, it can happen anywhere. we don't have the luxury of being myopic in this community

. we work together. we don't point fingers, we don't blame. we go after the bad guys. let it be clear that the full faith and credit the united states in every agency there it is on the ground working. and for those who may have played a role in this horrific act of cowardice. we will find you will bring you to justice. new orleans is a place that harolds its ability to protect it. citizens. then harold's disability to manage major events, super bowl sugar bowes, marty gross, jazz fest, essence festival. you name it? no one does it better? the law enforcement in new orleans and in the surrounding area. kudos so those 2 officers golden rule that our hearts go out to those who lost lost loved ones. our hearts go out to those who are wounded and the man in the hospital

citizens. now's the time to stay, call to be vigilant. this is not a time to come out to sightsee. listen to your federal local state. officials. be vigilant. if you saw something, say something. if you know something, tell someone there are 2 lines. there's information available, please. all hands on deck to rest assure the decision that was made to postpone the game was not done lightly. it was done with one single thing in mind. public safety making sure. busy that the citizens and visitors of this great city, not only for this event but, but every event you come to in louisiana that you will be safe. and we will use every resource possible as the governor has it as the mirror as it. and every law enforcement agents here, this is our energy,

our commitment will be to make sure that you're safe now and for every event in the future, god bless you. at least a short term. we go 1st want to and spend my sincerest condolences to the families of the victims. parents gotten a phone call last night this morning early this morning that that no parent ever ever wants to receive. and as a parent of parent of children who come to new orleans and, and spend time here. i know that, that, that is just something that, you know we, we crossed we the holder hold our breath sometimes till their home safe. and some people do not come home safe. and we also have some people who are fighting for their lives right now in the hospital. so to ask everyone to pray for them, they need our support and they need our prayers. this was

a heinous act and heinous, cowardly act, and we will find them and we will bring them to justice. my office will be providing both investigative and prosecutorial support to the city of new orleans to the district attorney jason williams in new orleans. as i have done for months, we will continue to do that. we will provide the governor with whatever support that he needs, and a, and the office of the governor's office of homeland security, whatever support they need. i'll be here to help. i will be here to stay on with the city of new orleans. we will bring them to justice. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, governor. and madam mayor, for those who do not know me, my name is anne kirkpatrick. i'm the chief of police of new. busy orleans, my title official title superintendent, but my role is as chief of police. you know,

you've heard some of the details today. and over the last 24 hours we had approximately $400.00 officers and french quarter. and as we know, this is not just an act of, of terrorism. this is a ball. and when we face enable, we have a choice, we could run in fear. or we can indeed stand in strength at a time of crisis. people are looking for leadership. you are looking at the leadership and i promise you as the chief of police of this city of the city has been tried by fire before the fire, pure of bodies fire makes things stronger.

we have a plan. we know what to do. we are going to get these people there is a path forward, very pleased that we will be back to having a wonderful game tomorrow night. new orleans police have proved on their ability to make the city shape or just 2 years ago. we were the murder capital of america today. from that time, 2 years ago we had driven our murder right. more than 50 percent down. so we have a track record. but this is different because it's terrorism. now i wanna sank off.