abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is here with your new year's new year's eve forecast. spencer, unlike new york, it's not raining here. but will we see the fireworks? >> dan i think we will. you know, we had quite a bit of cloud cover tonight, but it was mainly really high clouds and now they're thinning out a bit. check this out. here's the forecast animation starting at 1030. notice that by 11 we'll see more clearing. fewer clouds, 1130. even clearer still. and that pattern continues right on through that midnight hour when we expect to see the fireworks. so i think that we have a good chance of having good viewing conditions. meanwhile, later tonight after the fireworks are over, of course, frost advisory in effect for many of the inland valleys and the hills of the bay area until 9:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures dropping down to about 3233 degrees in the coldest locations. i'll give you a closer look at that and the accuweather seven day forecast for the new year coming our way in just a few minutes. >> dan, it is here. thanks, spencer very much. on the peninsula

>>> tonight, the horrific new year's attack in new orleans. authorities describing the attacker as a lone wolf, inspired by isis. >>> breaking news. a small plane crashing into a building. >>> and tracking the first major winter storm of the new year. >>> first, the chilling terror attack in new orleans. the fbi says new surveillance video shows the suspect planting explosive devices before speeding through the french quarter in a rented pickup truck. 14 people killed in the early hours of the new year. the suspect, an army vet, authorities now confident he acted alone and was inspired by isis. in a video posted online, the suspect saying he had joined the terrorist group. tonight, one victim in a wheelchair at the time of the attack reliving the moment he was hit. and we are now hearing from the families of those killed, as the spirit of new orleans returns and bourbon street reopens. whit johnson in new orleans. >>> tight security in place for the sugar bowl. the game postponed a day following the attack. players and fans paying tribute to t

year new me.g. we're kicking off 2025 with easy tips to organize your home and ways to up your cooking game. >> gio: wait until you hear simone bile's big announcement, as the goat says -- >> happy 50th anniversary, good morning america. >> george: thank you, simone. looking forward to that announcement. good morning to you all at home. as you know, we've been tracking the latest developments in new orleans. the city rocked by a terrorist attack on new year's day. >> rebecca: 15 people were killed and dozens injured when a man drove his pickup truck on to the sidewalk of bourbon street crowded with people celebrating the new year, opening fire while he drove. viable bombs were also found. >> gio: the suspect was shot dead by police at the scene. he has been identified by the fbi as an american citizen and army veteran, born in texas. authorities believe he may not have acted alone. >> george: let's go back to whit johnson on the scene in new orleans. good morning, whit. >> reporter: george, good m

breaking news. >> and that breaking news is out of oakland. the brother of west coast rap legend too short was reportedly shot and killed this morning. we have learned that it happened on 49th avenue near international boulevard during a robbery. investigators say a vehicle plowed into a home to get inside. a man identified as wayne shore then walked out of the home and was shot several times. our media partner, the bay area news group, reporting shore is too short's brother. oakland police talked about the investigation just a short time ago. >> so we're looking at more than one suspect and preliminary. what we have is that the suspects right to the location, they attempted to force their way into the property while they were attempting their way in, the victim stepped out, was confronted by the suspects, and the suspects fired several rounds at the victim. suspects then fled the area in a vehicle. >> no arrests have been made. two short is originally from los angeles, but moved to oakland and went to fremont high school. he burst onto the ra

morning news. a new year new start. it feels good. i always love january because everything feels so fresh, you know, and then you get to february. you're like out say most the weather is supposed to not the same ol. same. a little wet for has come to little wet but not frightful. that's the good news. it's going to be a lovely day today. it's dry. we'll see some clouds. but you know what? things will change overnight. there's rain in the forecast. light rain starting in the north bay. >> spreading across the entire bay area. this image of the golden gate bridge. quite interesting. you can see on the far edge of your screen, their leaves blowing in the wind. very light breeze going on. you look up in the sky. you see blue skies and some high thin ice crystal clouds. so this series clouds look to the far right of your screen and there is the flag at half-mast in honor of president jimmy carter. so we've got a lot going on in that precipitation outlook of, yes, we're going to see some rain tomorrow, but it will be dry, drier than normal

in the opening hours of the new year, terror on the streets of new orleans. cell phone video capturing the scene of bodies sprawled along the city's famed bourbon street. the wounded being treated while still laying in the road. >> we are dealing with ems right now. >> reporter: video courtesy of earth cam showing police racing towards the carnage where a driver plowed his pickup truck into the crowds in the historic french quarter. racing through the street, killing as many as 15 and injuring dozens of others. >> he was tell bent on creating the carnage and the damage he did. >> reporter: police say the suspect started his attack at 3:15 a.m. local, mowing people down at high speed. then crashing into a crane. he died in a shootout with police. this video captured the sounds of gunshots. two two police officers were shot and injured. >> the guy punched the gas and mowed through the barricade and hit the passengers and there were just bodies and the screams. you can't unthink about -- unhear that. it is chaos, and very, very scary. >> reporter: the fbi identi

new york, new york new york, new york i want to wake up in a city that never sleeps.ind i'm a number one, top of the one. remember? well, a number one. these little. town blues. oh, a melting away. i am gonna make a brand new start of it in old, new. york. hands down. if i can't make it there, i'm gonna make it. anywhere. it's up to you. new york. new york new. york. goodbye are spacious skies. for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain. chain. majesties. over the fruited plain. but now, wait a minute. i'm talking about. america sweet america you know, god done shed his grace on thee. he crown thy good. yes, he did. heavy brotherhood from sea to shining sea. you know, i wish i had somebody to help me sing this from. come, mary, come and love you. america. you see. my god, he does shed his grace on thee. and you ought to love him for it. cause he, he, he crown thy good. he told me he would every brotherhood. from sea to shining sea. oh, lord, i thank you, lord shining i see trees of green, red roses too. i see them bloom for me and you. >> and i think to myself. wha

of the new year, terror on the strees of new orleans.one capturing bodies on bourbon street. the wounded being treated while still laying in the round. >> we're dealing with ems right now. right now we're working in a triage area. >> reporter: video showing police racing toward the carnage where a driver plowed his pickup truck into a crowd in the historic french quarter. you can see the truck getting around a police cruiser, blocking the entrance to bourbon and racing through the street packed with revelers. >> he was hell-bent on create eg the carnage and damage that he did. >> reporter: police say the suspect started his attack at 3:15 a.m. local, first using his car s a weapon, mowing people down before crashing into a crane. he died in a shootout with police. this video capturing the sounds of gunshot. two police officers were shot and injured. >> the guy in the pickup truck just punched the gas and mowed over the barricade and hit a pedicab passengers, and there were just bodies and the screams. i mean, you can't unthink about, you

lionel moise, abc news, new york. >> abc seven news insider phil matier joins me now live to talk morebout this situation in new orleans. i think, phil, anytime you have a tragedy like this, everyone wants to talk about, well, how could this have been prevented? i know in san francisco we've seen dump trucks out when there's been big parades and other things. we've talked about bollards. do you think any of those could have helped in this scenario? >> of course they could have helped. they could have if there would have been a bus there blocking the street, that would have helped. but so we have to be honest here, the there was a squad car there. they went around the squad car, the guy went into the sidewalk, there were bollards there, but they were being repaired, ironically enough, for the super bowl that's coming up and they've been behind schedule on replacing them. not not unique. you know, in new orleans you see that often times. so there there were a number of circumstances there. there were police there and everything there. but it still happened. and it it's interesting to als

let mejust bring you some more on that breaking news, the news of that breaking news, the news of thatxplosion of fire at the entrance to the trump towers hotel in las vegas. here you have some images. we understand that it tesla cyber truck pulled up to the front of the hotel, the glass entrance doors, smoke started to appear from the vehicle and there was, according to the metropolitan police department darren las vegas, a large explosion. they say there is one person dead in the track. and there were a number of minor injuries as a result. seven people, they say, suffering minor injuries. we have this tweet we can show you from elon musk. you can see on your screen. from elon musk. you can see on yourscreen. he from elon musk. you can see on your screen. he says... eric trump, president electron�*s son, one of his sons, says that he has heard about a reported electric vehicle fire. so that is all the information we have on the situation they're in las vegas at the moment. obviously, as we get more details we will bring that to you. let's return to our main story of the day. of cours

starting with this news. russian gas has stopped flowing to eu states via ukraine after a five—year deal expired, marking the end of a decades—long arrangement. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky said his country would not allow russia to earn what he called "additional billions on our blood". poland's government described the cut—off as "another victory" against moscow. the european commission said the eu had prepared for the change and most states could cope. moldova, which is outside the eu, is suffering shortages. slovakia says it will pay more for alternative routes. at the time of russia's invasion of ukraine in february 2022 the share of russian gas on the european market was about 35%. since then that share has fallen to about 8% as european countries sought to diversify supplies. joining me now is independent energy analyst, cornelia meyer. hello to you, cornelia, and happy new year. now, we knew this was coming. the european countries say they are prepared. give us your take on the implications.

new orleans. >> our hearts are with the people of new orleans after the despicable attack that occurred in the early morning hours. to all the families of those who are killed. to all those who were injured. to all the people of new orleans who are grieving today, i want you to know i grieve with you. our nation grieves with you. we're going to stand with you as you mourn and as you heal in the weeks to come. i want to thank our brave first responders and law enforcement personnel who stopped the attacker in his tracks before he could kill or injured even more people. and i want to thank you to everyone at the department of homeland security, the department of justice, including the fbi, for working nonstop to investigate this heinous act. i directed my team to make sure every resource, every resource is made available to federal, state, and local law enforcement to complete the investigation in new orleans quickly and to make sure there is no remaining threat to the american people. and we will s

with a new vision of government. a new sense of responsibility. a new of community, we will sustain america's journey the promise we in a new land. we will find again in a land of promise. in this new land. education will be every citizen's most prized possession. our schools will have the standards in the world. ignite the spark of possibility in the eyes. every girl and every boy. and the doors of higher education be open to all the knowledge and power of the information. age will be within reach, not just of the few but of every classroom, library, every parents. children will have time not only to work, but to read and play together. and the plans make at their kitchen table will be those of a better home, a better job. the certain chance to go to college. our streets will echo again with the laughter of our children, because no one will try to shoot them or sell them drugs anymore. everyone who can work will work with today's permanent underclass. part of tomorrow's growing middle class. new miracles of medicine last will reach, not only thos

with a new vision of government. a new sense of responsibility. a new of community, we will sustain america's journey the promise we in a new land. we will find again in a land of promise. in this new land. education will be every citizen's most prized possession. our schools will have the standards in the world. ignite the spark of possibility in the eyes. every girl and every boy. and the doors of higher education be open to all the knowledge and power of the information. age will be within reach, not just of the few but of every classroom, library, every parents. children will have time not only to work, but to read and play together. and the plans make at their kitchen table will be those of a better home, a better job. the certain chance to go to college. our streets will echo again with the laughter of our children, because no one will try to shoot them or sell them drugs anymore. everyone who can work will work with today's permanent underclass. part of tomorrow's growing middle class. new miracles of medicine last will reach, not only thos

happy new year i'm dion lim. we'll see you in about 30 minutes for the news at six. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. get the 5-year price lock guarantee, now back for a limited time. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities™. comcast business. >> mary: tonight, breaking news. the horrific start to the new year. at least 15 people killed and dozens hurt when a truck plows into a crowd celebrating in new orleans. an isis flag found at the scene. and the news just coming in. why authorities think the suspect didn't act alone. surveillance video showing a white pickup truck before it

our 11:00 news with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu.x two starts now. >> and good evening once again everyone. i'm mike mibach right to some of our top stories tonight. new information this evening about the deadly terror attack in new orleans. the fbi says the army vet driving the white pickup down bourbon street, killing 14, was inspired by isis. agents also say he acted alone, reversing its initial position from just a day earlier. and it was a violent start to the new year in the city of san francisco. the city saw three shootings in the first two days. in one case, a family member tells us a man took his own life after shooting his girlfriend and their son. both are injured and expected to survive. also, a woman is

local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. we're back here in 30. ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, a ho ♪ ♪ >> major: tonight, a horrifying start to the new year after a man drives through a crowded bourbon street in new orleans, killing at least 15, injuring dozens more. >> there's a lot of bodies laying on the ground. >> this huge, loud impact, and then people screaming. >> this man was trying to run over as many people as he possibly could. >> major: the fbi now investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. why they don't believe the driver acted alone. >> we will be relentless, and we will do everything that it takes to render real justice. >> major: plus, a cybertruck explodes in front of the trump hotel in las vegas, with authorities calling it a possible act of terror. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin with the intense search for the person or persons who authorities say helped a suspected terrorist pull off that horrific new year's attack in the heart of ne

stephen goldblatt from mill valley, is in new orleans with his family and spent new year's eve on bourbon street, only to learn hours later how close he and his family were to tragedy. >> we woke up this morning at nine 9:00 and my phone was lit up. a lot of text messages and voicemails and people just checking in to make sure that we were okay. >> the bowl game goldblatt had hoped to go to has now been postponed, as the city comes to grips with what happened. he described the mood on the streets of new orleans after the attack. >> it's cautiously optimistic that this is going to be an isolated incident, but i also know that that there's a lot of nervous energy in the air because there's still a number of events and the super bowl is around the corner and there's just a lot of nervous people. >> while the super bowl is set to take place in new orleans on february 9th, there are numerous high profile events set to take place in san francisco as well in 2025, including the nba all stars game in february, chinese new year celebrations, and union square has said it hopes to host 200 events in

in new orleans. one person has died. seven others were hurt when a tesla truck exploded in front of trump tower in las vegas. local law enforcement officials have not ruled out terrorism. the fbi is looking into that investigation as well. officials showed some of the evidence left behind in the back of the truck. once firefighters knocked down the flames. >> those were gasoline canisters. there are fuel canisters, and large firework mortars. the fact this was a cybertruck really limited the damage that occurred inside of the valet because it had most of the blast go up through the truck and out. i am not going to confirm any names, of who the individual is. and we were able to chase that truck through the tesla charging stations. >> all seven injuries are listed as minor. as of now, the sheriff says they are investigating if the explosion has tied to what happened in new orleans, but they have not released details. we'll continue to follow all the latest developments. of course, the explosion in las

jarred, good morning and happy new year. >> michael, happy new year. you know, the first place to ring in 2025 was the pacific island of kirabas around 5:00 a.m. yesterday. here in new york that didn't stop hundreds of thousands of people from checking out one of the biggest new year's sell breaks in the world. a celebration for the ages as nearly a million people rang in 2025 under the glow of new york's famous times square. >> i'm just like really, really happy. the vibe here is unbelievable! >> reporter: while umbrellas weren't allowed, rain didn't dampen the spirit of revelers. squeezed flue the cross roads of the world. the tradition of ringing in the new year in times square goes back to the early 1900s. around the world fireworks rained down to help ring in the new year. paris with a light show. backstage crowds gathered for a parade in philadelphia, and around a 3-foot long illuminated pickle in mount olive, north carolina. but the first drone light show in folly beach, south carolina, ended abruptly when drones forming a dolphin slowly drifted

seven mornings live now at 5.30 a new barricades in new orleans.ers installing barriers after the deadly truck attack that killed 14 people. and now a new warning from officials about the potential for copycats ready to reopen. >> not even two weeks after that devastating wharf collapse in santa cruz. the city says there are signs it's safe to open back up. >> plus crown for a corgi. meet the dog who won the winter where pooch pageant at san francisco's downtown first thursdays event. >> we love a dog in disguise. >> you better. woof! >> good morning everyone. it is friday, january 3rd. >> so these are just things that come to my mind. we still need to workshop. we begin with a check on the weather with meteorologist drew. >> i loved it, i thought it was perfect. no notes. all right. this morning. you need the light umbrella out there. rain has returned to the region. live look from the exploratorium camera right now showing you that rain. we have this front moving onshore. it's very limited in terms of how long it stays with us. it's really just s

abc seven news starts right now. >> tonight in new orleans, people are back on bourbon street. even as investigators piece together new information about that deadly truck attack. the crowds have returned, but signs of the carnage remain from a large law enforcement presence to a growing memorial to the 14 people killed. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. after the deadliest isis inspired attack on u.s. soil in years, more than 1000 law enforcement officers are tracking down new leads tonight. sources tell abc news that investigators found bomb making materials in the killer's home in houston. he's believed to have planted explosive devices in the area of bourbon street, changed clothes, then drove through the new year's eve crowds before being killed by officers. tonight, we're learning more about the victims. a growing memorial along bourbon street. >> we laid 14 yellow roses down for our 14 victims this morning in a show of resilience. >> and i know with this music, it is. >> a second line band played as the street reopened to the public law enforcement

the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. we'll begin with breaking news here in hayward, where a reported stabbing is under investigation at the bart station. there it is impacting passenger service. we'll head to ktvu. tom vacar live with this breaking report, tom costello notes here. >> so i want to get right to them now, sometime after 10 a.m, a person was stabbed. apparently some sort of an altercation occurred at the entrance turnstile of hayward, bart, where one person who did not pay was confronted by another person who did pay. that resulted in one person being stabbed. bart police as well as hayward police responded, but the assailant or assailants had already departed. we're told that two people had been detained, possibly at the south hayward station. all of this needs to be put into perspective. however, the latest numbers from bart police department show that at the end of august, overall crime in the system was down 15% compared with the same period in 2023. the trend includes a 10% drop in

york, and new jersey.is not shared across the board congresswoman nicole malliotakis trying to stop this said house ready to act president-elect ready to act also says should not have come to this. >> wouldn't it be nice if governor and state did the right thing for once instead of hammering people over the head seeking more money, from their pockets to fund a broken system to fix this system to begin with, so it is not a black hole in the money actually goes toward improvements necessary to begin with. >> congestion pricing in manhattan is a go to start sunday, how it ends will be watched across the country because there are multiple cities that are interested in congestion pricing. cheryl: hoe how this plays out in courts with new jersey lawsuit hopefully will get an answer tomorrow, thank you for that live one way or another, john you know your reaction the economy in new york city another blow for those that live and work in this city. >> let's not forget, that congestion pricing in part intends to red

yeah, he came home for the christmas holidays and new year's from new york for a couple of weeks.were hunting. he was with my family every day. you know, we hunted. we fished. he ate more gumbo than one could ever possibly eat. he was cooking for us, taking naps with all of us, just hanging out. he was seeing all his friends, people he hadn't seen in so long. and it'sjust, i think god was preparing us for this moment. the way he was just going about it, it was just different, you know? it was the best christmas me and my family have ever had. so very little arguing and disagreeing. we have six people in my family. so, you know, obviously it's a good bit of people to bicker at and stuff, but, you know, this christmas, it just felt different. you know, he saw all these people he hadn't seen in years. it's kind of like he was going on a goodbye tour without even knowing it. and his best friend, whenever i left to go back up to dallas, his best friend ryan, who works with him up in new york, came down for the new year's whenever i left so he would be with him. and he just wanted to sh

and it's not good news.ional progress shows fourth and eighth grade students are faring even worse in math and reading than in recent years. >> it's a call to action as parents and families to hold our districts and our school systems accountable for making sure that we get our kids back on track. >> compared to 2019, average reading scores are down five points, and in math, fourth graders are down 3%. eighth graders sliding 8%. >> i don't think this is a season of us giving up hope. it's a season of us coming together in community, in our learning communities to make sure that our students are making progress. >> experts say the results show reading is a greater challenge than math. the score declines appear to be driven by lower performing students fallingr further behind, while top performing students are showing some recovery since the pandemic. the message to parents get involved. >> trust your gut. ask for more information and if you need to seek outside help, do it immediately. >> one big issue. stude

it's devastating and not news that you want to bring in the new year.s is the reality that cities all across the r country are facing. high crimes, economic instability. people are not in a good place, which is why looking forward to 2025 people are beginning to feel hopeful. promises that president-elect trump is making and the plans that he has for the country on how to get crime under control and. >> griff: thank goodness that law enforcement and first responders were working and able to respond. we know so far at this moment, a developing story 10 dead, 30 hurt after car plowed into a crowd shot into crowd. we will bring you more as we get it. all right. moving on. r.f.k. jr. could reshape american diets in 2025 if is he confirmed as hhs secretary, dr. saphier explains why seed oils have become a target for r.f.k. jr., health influencers. >> nicole: can i say one thing i'm so happy about sitting on the couch with both of you guys is listening to you guys say oil. can you say it one more time? i love the southern accent. >> griff: going to say oiling

tom bateman, bbc news, new orleans.leans. what — who's in new orleans. is the what who's in new orleans. is the latest that you are hearing? what is the latest that you are hearing? i _ what is the latest that you are hearin: ? ., �* ~ ., what is the latest that you are hearinu? ., �* ~ ., hearing? i don't know if you can see but _ hearing? i don't know if you can see but we _ hearing? i don't know if you can see but we have - hearing? i don't know if you can see but we have a - hearing? i don't know if you can see but we have a lot i hearing? i don't know if youi can see but we have a lot of law enforcement and state troopers are coming in, even more, to help with the police evacuated a wide area and say they found a potential explosive device in the truck, and other possible devices outside it, before they carried out controlled explosions. the fbi says the attack is being investigated as an act of terrorism. an isis flag was located on the trailer hitch of the vehicle, and the fbi is working to identify the subject's

we help more than 8000 new yorkers, 8000 new yorkers.nk about that for a moment. 8000 new yorkers we help move off our subway system into shelters. committed to helping those who cannot care for themselves. these efforts were not always popular but they were the right thing to do. three years later they are working just ask antonio durham. antonio first entered the shelter system when he was just 14 years old. unfortunately it was not a good fit for him. he slipped into bad environments to sleep. and he slipped into chronic homelessness and drug use sleeping and subway stations in the bronx at the connection with the outreach team in 2022. antonio agreed to try safe haven. when they offered him his own room, personalized support and more flexibility than the traditional shelter. and you know what? it worked. six months later antonio moved into a housing in the bronx. we will not walk away from antonio, new yorkers. [applause] just think about that for a moment. 14-year-old moving into a shelter system. fusionists go to the streets and li

this is not something new. it is just unfortunate now so many people are up in arms about it when he has been telling us for months and months, almost years, he was going to do this. >> staying with that, congresswoman, it is not just the capitol riot that he has been celebrating publicly. last night, at his mar-a-lago resort, he hosted a screening for a documentary on his max friend, john eastman, who played a massive role in his efforts to overturn the 2020 result. also, on the guest, among the guests, were other key trump's allies involved in those efforts, like rudy giuliani, peter navarro, and michael flynn. what do you take from that, with this anniversary looming tomorrow, congresswoman, that he will show that documentary last night and have among his guest those were part of it? >> you know, president-elect donald trump is still obsessed with what happened in the 2020 reelection and i myself -- and i think my colleagues -- we strongly oppose, obviously, any efforts to deny what happened that day and off

eric: live look at new orleans the fbi about to give an update on the new year's day attack that occurred on bourbon street. that killed so many people and injured so many others striking at the very heart of new orleans that we so love it. let's listen to the fbi press conference right now. >> the last few days have been both tragic and emotional. our families have been affected in ways that will continue to haunt them now and into the future. i only believe the power of prayer and faith in god can pull them and us. everyday americans are one foreign citizen's lives have been shattered and lost. every day americans, 18 years old from baton rouge who was a freshman at alabama majoring in mechanical engineering. played football at episcopal school last year. whose friend travis said it was never about kareem, it was about others that is what made it unique. like tiger bas -- 27 played fool at princeton. the capital markets. his older brother jack to tell my kids about you and the man you shape me too be. and his mom, virginia, who says that evil will not prevail. jude dolphin 20 from montg

kron 4 news. >> developing news now. one person is dead and 7 others injured after a cyber truck caught fire outside the trump international hotel and las vegas this morning. the emergency systems kick on but could not be put out by the electrical trucks. fire. it caused lots of smoke in front of the hotel. so guests had to exit the building and video. you can see them going out to the back in the parking lot. las vegas police say they are investigating what happened. here at home in the east. bay. crews put out an rv on fire in newark. this happened monday on bardin street. as you can see, the rv was engulfed in flames. no one was hurt and there's no word yet on what started that fire. sunnyvale fire department is receiving a grant from the california water service as part of their program to award more than $175,000 towards 7 fire departments in the state. this will help support the local fire departments and their efforts to provide rescue as well as emergency services. the money for that fire department will go towar

year's eve or before new year's day, new year's morning. according, from the mayor's office and the department of public works that were doing that, that their goal internally was to have all of that installed before the super bowl which is next month. as a counsel, we have a lot of unanswered questions and the public in new orleans is a lot of unanswered questions because, if those high-powered fancy bollards were not operable, what efforts are being taken to put hardened infrastructure in to replace them since the replacements were not going to be in place for new year's night or for the sugar bowl. that is something that we, that is in our purview, are working as we speak to get information on that. that has been a longtail focus because right now, until the fbi fully moves on from new orleans to the other parts of the country doing its investigation, our ability to do fact-finding is limited until they move on past this initial period. that is something that we are very troubled about. that this was not done. in particular, this afterno

happy new year. i hear it's a bit cold out there still maybe about 40 degrees where you are, but i expect it's going to warm up. >> yes, claudine. good morning. happy new year to you. it may have warmed up to about 50 degrees, but it's still pretty chilly out here. we're bundled up. a lot of people got their gloves on. they are warm, and we're near the start of the five and a half mile parade route. i want to show you one of the 39 floats that are featured in this year's parade. now, this is the honda float. electrified dreams is the title and it is covered with roses, carnations, and all types of seeds and other natural materials. every visible inch. now these are made with the framework of steel and chicken wire, and they're covered with those all natural materials. each year, the tournament of roses selects three judges to grant awards based on criteria including float design, floral presentation, and entertainment value. 24 awards have already been granted, but the overall most beautiful float aw

he goes in new orleans and nearly as of new year's day. i'll just the result in official thoughts from a night of celebration to the scene of mass murder, carbon street, in the heart of new orleans, being french quarter noon for its tourism and revelry. there's the target after a man drove his car into new york, cried square investigating this is as an attack of terrorism. the federal bureau of investigation has identified 42 year old sam, so didn't jabbar, as the man authority say was hell bent and cottage from comp. david, us president joe biden, who spent the day getting updates condemned the attack. the killer was an american citizen. born in texas, he started 9 states army and active duty for many years. he also served in the army reserve until a few years ago. the dogs reported to be the near hours before the attack. he post the videos on social media indicating, is inspired by isis, especially desire to kill, desire to kill, the f b i a convinced he was not working alone, were aggressively running down all the leads to identify this

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tom bateman, bbc news, new orleans. is in new orleans and he has sent this update. this area here in the heart of the french quarter, bourbon street, still an active crime scene. still though some of those details are a bit murky, including when it comes to those co—conspirators. some cctv footage appears to show several individuals around some of the suspected explosive devices found outside of the vehicle. we do understand those individuals are no longer of interest. but this investigation does continue to expand, even to other locations. two miles from where we are here in new orleans, a rental property believed to have been used by the suspect, potentially even for bomb—making. and a third location in another state, in houston, texas, where the suspect is from, there are authorities searching a property they believe to be his home. the people living here or grieving. this was not the new year celebration they were hoping for. but the city showing signs it is trying to get back to what it does best witches have fun.

new orleans.t trump earlier, he was talking in his statement, he called this an act of pure evil. and he said, "criminals coming in are far worse than criminals "we have in our country." but of course, since he's made that statement, we have learned that the suspect is a us—born texas resident and army veteran. yeah, that's right. i mean, those details were confirmed by the fbi in that news conference this afternoon. what is not clear is exactly what the motive is behind this. the police, or so the fbi say, they're treating it as a terrorist incident. and if you see in some of the pictures, you see what the fbi now believe is a so—called is flag on the bumper of that car, and they're working to find out if he had any links or associations with any known terrorist organisations. but this was an attack taking place, carried out by a us citizen on us territory. our news correspondent anna adams has more about the attack from the french quarter in new orleans. we are seeing more and more officers comi

at least 5 people are dead after multiple homicides on new year's eve and new year's day. we're live from the east bay this morning with what we know. >> what this is severely crazy opinion new year's eve. plus, south bay family is starting the new year off without a home after early morning house fire. how the family is dealing with the setback. >> it's a new year and it's going to be a busy year here at the california state capitol capital correspondent, a tall wallace. all have a preview of what we can expect from the legislature and the governor. >> news at 6. >> good morning. i'm john triple and i'm reyna harvey and we're talking about. >> the second day of the new i know today's in and hey, already feels like we're well into 2025, right? yeah. doesn't mean think having been talking a little sprinkle sprinkle on friday and at least going to take advantage of the dry conditions today. exactly. thank you, kathy. >> all right. we're in for a beautiful day. gosh, january second, i can't leave 2025. i wrote down my first day today, i got it right 2025, it's dry. it's a bea

to new orleans.ve been managing bourbon street for a very long time. since the beginning of history of that city. and they've been managing other major events from super bowls to major college bowl games and parades et cetera over the years. so they have the experience. they have the personnel. but going back to something jim was just mentioning is yes, they should have been much more better prepared for a january 1, 2025 night on bourbon street in new orleans, and of course, followed by a sugar bowl game where you have thousands of people that are in town that are local who are out enjoying the festivities of a new year. but i think one of the most important things here to be reconciled over time is the after hour action they're reporting. were there some things they could have done better? yes. were there things they did well? yes. they were able to certainly neutralize this attacker before he caused any other further harm in that community. i just think over time as we gather more information abou

new orleans pd. also have state troopers, fbi agents, and homeland security agents, all walking around try to make people who are coming after the game feel safe. >> reporter: yeah, and yet the energy level is going up by the second. omar, thank you very much. just before bourbon street reopened to the public today, though, there was a small ceremony honoring the 14 people who died in this attack. they were honored with a yellow rose, representing each and every one of the victims. and tonight, as more of the faces and the names of those victims are being revealed and made public, their loved ones are also beginning to share their stories. for many of the families, there is no making sense of it. how a new year's celebration on bourbon street could turn into a lifetime now of mourning. >> we still haven't really wrapped our minds around that, like, a terrorist attack took our matthew. >> reporter: zach colgan's cousin, matthew tenedorio, was 25, a goofball, he remembers. he lived here and, like so ma

this is bbc news.le are killed after a vehicle drives into a large crowd in new orleans — the suspect has been named as 42—year—old shamsud dinjabbar. the fbi says an is flag was found in the vehicle. we do not believe that shamsud dinjabbar was solely responsible. we are aggressively running down every lead. including running down every lead. those of his known associates. the fbi has confirmed officers shot and killed the suspect — who was an us military veteran. and, the local sugar bowl college football game has been postponed following the attack. we will have more from new orleans in a moment, but first one person has died and seven others have been injured after a tesla cybertruck exploded outside a hotel owned by donald trump. the person who died was inside the vehicle, which was outside the hotel, clark county fire department officials and las vegas metropolitan police said. the cause of the fire is still currently unclear. in a post on the social media x, the ceo of tesla motors, elon musk, h

and a new year bringing new beginnings in san francisco at 545 tonight. how a relocation is marking a new era for the city's flower market in re ay are addressing the growing security concerns after yesterday's deadly attack that claimed the lives of 14 people. we are also learning more tonight about the suspect behind that attack, and how the fbi says he was able to enter the city. fox's rebecca castor is live for us tonight in new orleans with the latest from investigators. rebecca. good evening to you. >> christina. good evening. there was a major development in the investigation today. the fbi now says they do believe the driver acted alone. and they're still working to determine a clear motive. bourbon street reopening on thursday, one day after a pickup truck plowed into a crowd, killing more than a dozen people. investigators now believe the suspect, a 42 year old u.s. army veteran, acted alone and say social media posts show he was inspired by isis. >> he originally planned to harm his family and friends, but was concerned the news headlines would

new at ten ktvu zac sos. joining us live here in the studio after speaking with the supervisor tonight. zach. >> yeah. and supervisor dorsey pushing for that proposal after watching, he says more than 200 people in his district loiter and use drugs every night. dorsey says allowing rampant drug use to go on is hurting local merchants, area neighborhoods and importantly, those struggling with an addiction. >> what we're facing is a level of public drug use and drug addiction and drug markets that's unlike anything that we have seen before, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey, calling on several city agencies, including police, to help come up with a plan to step up arrests of drug users. >> dorsey says new laws on the books, including proposition 36, have opened the door to treatment mandated felonies. >> now, obviously, if we're going to make an arrest, it should be a life saving intervention. we should make sure that there's medically assisted treatment and medication and opportunities for recovery availabl

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