andy. part of our. what competition? >> look, it's andy and anderson.t's me, that's me, and that's you. >> yes. wait, is that that's standing. >> standing. >> your trainer. what is stan standing is playing me. oh, sweetie. >> yes. and that's you, darling. darling. no, no, no no. >> wow. >> look, that's my doppelganger, right there. >> yes, she come on. >> all in. >> wow. >> now it's time for you to vote. who is it? is it ray gun? is it ammirati? is it martha stewart? is it oompa-loompa? is it moo deng? is it baby reindeer? is it anderson or is it andy with the big muscles? >> i have to say i'm tempted. >> you at home? who do you think it should be? >> i'm tempted to make it the. the pole vaulter. no, don't just go for the pole. oh, know. no, i know, and that's also my social media coordinator at watch what happens live, mike lee. oh of course it's mike. it's my great great great grandfather. yes he plays. yes cornelius vanderbilt. yes i know on the show we have a team. we have a stable of actors. i think it's moved along. >> we haven't got all night. >>

andy, you want to tackle that one. the trump case is no different than any other case that comes into his courtroom. >> i think it is different because the defendant is in the courtroom. alvin bragg's new york that doesn't often happen. we have criminals who commit very serious crimes who never actually get charged and never find their way into the courtroom. when they get into one of alvin bragg's courtrooms if they start out with a felony, if it gets down to a misdemeanor that's actually lucky for the public. very often there is not even misdemeanor dispositions. i just think it is like living in an alternative universe listening to these guys if you actually spend time in new york, if you grew up in new york like i did, and you saw the plummeting of crime from the 90s for the 25 years after that, which was accomplished by actual prosecution of cases, and then you have a district attorney who comes in with what he called the day one memo, which basically said there is a new regime in town and what we'll try is non-pr

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andy picked stanley as his doppelganger. yeah.ou as my doppelganger, which i got to say, if i could look like you, i would be. i will be, i will be lucky. please, i would, i would feel honored. more importantly, this is my doppelganger right here. yeah. and we. we sprayed your hair gray, which i like, by the way. stanley is andy's trainer. okay. and what i want to say. and we all celebrate complete gym. okay. hold on. what i want to say. okay. what i want to say is, as we all celebrated new year's together on the platform, i was looking at you, stanley. and stanley has been my trainer for some time. and he's from the ukraine war in ukraine. >> yeah. >> and he moved here 14 years ago and he did not speak a lick of english. and he was a house painter, and he worked at mcdonald's. and he came here pursuing the american dream. and he did not. and he learned english. he became a u.s. citizen. >> correct. >> he built an incredible training business. and here you are. >> you're a u.s. citizen. >> and tell me what it felt like to be in ti

andy kim is a u.s. senator and he is standing by and he joins us next. ns us next. 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™. >>> lots of people first learn the name andy kim on january 7, 2021, when an image of the congressman kneeling on the capitol of the rotunda picking up debris after the january 6th attack went viral. there were so many of us and that image felt extraordinary. a moment of quiet dignity after one of the darkest days in the history of our country. for andy kim, it felt like the right thing to do. >> i didn't want the sunrise over the next morning on a broken congress and a

let's go straight to cnn's andy scholes. andy, there's the statement from the sugar bowl. what are they saying? well, obviously, it just is this the last thing they obviously wanted to happen on the day where they play such, such a big event there in new orleans, the sugar bowl, always one of the biggest bowl games every single year there in new orleans in the french quarter. >> and this incident happened, you know, just a mile away from the stadium where the game is to be played. but the sugar bowl ceo jeff hundley put out a statement just a few moments ago saying the sugar bowl committee is devastated by the terrible events from earlier this morning. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we're in ongoing discussions with authorities on the local, state and federal levels, and we'll communicate further details as they become available. now, the sugar bowl is the night game, pam. it's between notre dame and georgia. it's 8:45 p.m. eastern kickoff. so as you can imagine, you know, there's thousands of notre dame and georgia fans, you know, in the

a new era begins — former rivals andy murray and novak djokovic take to the australian open, with murrayn his new role as coach. and we'll hear from great britain's victorious four—man bobsleigh team following their world cup win at the weekend. hello there and welcome along to the programme. and it appears that newcastle have arsenal's number this season. they've beaten them in the league this season and now have the advantage going into the second leg of the carabao cup semi—final. eddie howe�*s side came away with a solid 2—0 win at the emirates, in a frustrating match for the gunners. alexander isak made the most of his opportunity to put the away side ahead in the first half. that's 8 games in a row, he's scored, in all competitions. anthony gordon capitalised on some good build—up work with a tap in for the second. arsenal failed to convert their chances, gabriel martinelli and kai havertz going close — but they couldn't find the breakthrough. arsenal now with a job on their hands to get back into this, with the return leg at st james�*s park early next month. and a boost for totte

andy mccarthy on that coming up next.s this... >> the air is not healthy for people who are challenged from a respiratory standpoint. so if you don't have to come into an area that's so impacted, please don't. >> sandra: really important reminder that the air can be and is so toxic after all this. the los angeles officials there sounding the alarm of the dangers of the wildfire smoke, the risks and how people can stay safe. we'll have more from that just ahead. >> john: it is just behind the building behind me and we are awaiting a decision from the supreme court on whether it will step in and stop president-elect trump's sentencing in new york criminal court, which is scheduled for tomorrow. the state of new york's highest court has already refused to step in. let's bring in andy mccarthy, fox news contributor and former assistant u.s. attorney. we're watching to see what the supreme court might do in the next little while here, andy. the new york court of appeals, as it's known, the highest court in the state, they don'

let's get straight to cnn's andy scholes. andy, we've got this new statement from the sugar bowl. what are they saying? >> well, pam, obviously the sugar bowl, they say they're devastated by what's happened there in new orleans overnight. both schools, notre dame and georgia who are playing in the sugar bowl there tonight, have both also put out statements saying they are just horrified by the tragic events that took place. and the georgia band also did put out a statement saying that all of their students and staff are safe. so we do know that when in regards to the georgia band, both teams and all the fans, of course, staying around the french quarter, but the sugar bowl, they did put out a statement. their ceo jeff hundley. he said the sugar bowl committee, devastated by the terrible events from early this morning. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we are in ongoing discussions with authorities on the local, state and federal levels and will communicate further details as they become available. now, you know the superdome, it's about a mile away

let's get right to cnn sports anchor andy scholes with the details on these preparations. andy. yeah, john. so, you know, there's going to be thousands of georgia and notre dame fans just walking through the french quarter down poydras street to get to the superdome for today's game. and instead of that normal energy for the sugar bowl fans, certainly going to feel a little uneasy after what happened. now, the superintendent of new orleans police says they're doing everything they can to make it safe there. take a listen. >> we have put officers out there as a grid, walking down the streets, every street in the french quarter looking for suspicious packages, bags, ice chests, you name it. >> and they have been walking it as a grid. we've been doing the same thing on poydras and all the accesses into the superdome. part of the safety plan is we have bomb dogs out there sweeping the superdome and all the exterior area, and we're locking that down. that will be locked down through the game tomorrow now, georgia's football team did hold a walk through at the superdome last night, wh

andy mccarthy will tell us what to know. dangerous winds threatening to ignite new fires in southern california. a new one overnight. good morning, i'm bill hemmer and we'll get it to live here in new york city. >> dana: that's a mouthful. we have a lot going on. a lot for you. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." excited to be with you this morning. wind and fire warnings are stretching up and down the california coast as crews struggle to contain the fires that have killed at least 24 people and burned more than 60 square miles. jonathan hunt is reporting live from pacific palisades the site of the largest fire. what do you see this morning, jonathan? >> good morning, dana. there is anxiety and fear here in the pacific palisades and across a huge swath of los angeles county and neighboring ventura county with the national weather service warning the santa ana winds and extreme fire danger are back in effect now. that warning came into effect about two hours ago. it is the precise and same warning we had exactl

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jeffries. >> andy. harris. andy. >> harris, one of the key members of the house freedom caucus. >> republican of maryland, did not vote, so johnson adding andy harris into the others. we have seen and heard not voting. that's five. that makes five republicans so far. jeffries as we kind of try to marinate on that and understand what it means. johnson i want to bring in manu raju. manu, i think it's really key to note that this is clearly a strategy that these republicans are holding out. um, and the question, as we've heard from some of our esteemed colleagues sitting with jake who have actually been in the house of representatives on the republican side, question is whether or not they're just doing this to for show or whether they're holding out or whether or not they're actually going to try to get something, or at the end they'll come around. >> johnson yeah, those are all key questions. >> and this is very much a strategic decision not to vote. dana, in fact, our colleagues who are now in the senate, in th

. >> andy young was his u.n.nathan alter, in the closing minutes of our time here today, our very cold time, the allman brothers, the other rock stars who were his friends before and throughout the 1976 campaign -- yeah. they campaigned with him and stuck with him through thick and thin. you know, bans came out to honor him. an incredible concert in atlanta. >> there are these strains in the 1970s when he was both governor and president that were very influential. it was a better time in many ways and his political failures were a reflection of the challenges of the '70s, but there was continuity. andy young as he explained to me when i was writing my book, he was instructed by jimmy carter who became the u.n. ambassador to say to the rest of the world, what can we do for you? until then it had been what can you as smaller countries do for us? young said this was a transformative change. human rights policies, the continuation and the globalization of the movement. this eventually had a lot to do with the end of

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andy van sciver is with me.he's with the ventura county fire department assigned to the palisades fire. so, andy, i appreciate your time. so, palisades fire. you know, we're obviously in malibu. they're concerned about areas like this over these hours with the wind. but what is the latest as you see it with this palisades fire? i mean, it's it's a mammoth thing, but that doesn't mean you can see it from every place that you're standing. >> yeah i understand. our biggest concern at this point in time is the wind event that's coming. the good news about the wind event, it is pushing the fire. any potential fire front that was moving towards the north of the east, back upon itself. so that's very good news, because the fire has consumed the majority of the fuel at that end of the fire, we supplemented the potential growth to the north with phos-chek and handlines put in by our firefighters. >> so when we talk about containment, it was 11% yesterday. it's 14% today. when you look at that and, you know, you might say

teddy and andy join me now. andy. teddy. it's unbelievable. have seen your restaurant, i have, it's an institution. the real ins for 36 years. you've owned it. what has it meant to you and what has it been like to see that video, to what's happened to it? >> it's it's like a gut punch. >> um, it's very hard not to cry. >> every time i see the video, um, because that was our life, and it was the life mostly also of our crew. that is our family. most of our crew have been with us over 30 years. so it was a mom and pop, um, situation, and our crew was our family. and that's our first concern right now is our crew and their well-being. and then hopefully that we can rebuild. >> thank god they were all safe and for you to include in the message about their safety and trying to rebuild. no, let everyone know just what a family it really was, andy, and still is. and you are an airbnb with your son and your stepson. how how are you all doing emotionally tonight? can you tell me what's happening with your home? >> we we don't know yet. no, we. yeah, we

teddy and andy join me now. andy. teddy. it's unbelievable. i have seen your restaurant. i have, it's an institution. the real ins for 36 years. you've owned it. what has it meant to you and what has it been like to see that video, to what's happened to it? >> it's it's like a gut punch. um, it's very hard not to cry every time i see the video. um, because that was our life, and it was the life mostly also of our crew, that is our family. most of our crew have been with us over 30 years. so it was a mom and pop, um, situation, and our crew was our family. and that's our first concern right now is our crew and their well-being. and then hopefully that we can rebuild. >> thank god they were all safe and for you to include in the message about their safety and trying to rebuild. no, let everyone know just what a family it really was, andy, and still is. and you are at an airbnb with your son and your stepson. how how are you all doing emotionally tonight? can you tell me what's happening with your home? >> we we don't know yet. no. yeah. we just we've heard that they've brou

>> and the guy behind him is andy ogles of tennessee. >> oh, the guy with no hair. okay, i see that is keith self. and then the gentleman here we go. let's listen in. mr. amara walker mr. norman is recorded as jordan house will be in order. >> mr. norman johnson. >> okay. now go to mr. sa'ar. report. >> mr. self is recorded as donald's johnson. mr. self johnson. >> all right. so there we go. so congressman mike johnson is now officially speaker mike johnson. there were two no votes two votes for other house republicans ralph norman voted for tom emmer. and keith self voted for byron donalds. and keith self, who is about to start, i think his sophomore term. and norman have now officially changed their votes after this, after some negotiation, presumably. so i stand corrected. you were correct. speaker johnson did win on the first ballot. barely, barely, barely. >> but it barely matter. a win's a win. a w is a w, and this was this is tough. and what we saw is the last vote was was voiced around 1:40 p.m. here we are 50 minutes later with a lot of back back room negot

andy, you have president biden confirming tonight. officials are investigating whether there's a link between these two attacks. so we've talked about some of the similarities. what are the things you're looking at that could point in that direction? >> well, so far, brianna, we have two, um, not necessarily relevant similarities. >> right. we know they both went to the same rental car agency, essentially this online service that facilitates private citizens leasing their own or renting their own cars to people. they both use that same service. um, and we we know that they are both they both have military backgrounds. but again, these are things that could easily have been coincidence. that's not to say that these two events are related. um, they wouldn't be investigating that very question if they thought it was something that wasn't, wasn't possible. and if it turns out and again, this is a big if because we don't know that at this point. but if it turns out that these two individuals knew each other, then we have a very significant

we have cnn sports anchor andy scholl's with us now. um, andy, they've got to be looking at this carefully. what steps are being taken? >> well, brianna, they're certainly beefing up security around that area. and according to the ap, the superdome has been on lockdown this entire morning as they continue to do more security sweeps in and around the stadium. you know, if you've ever been to a big event in new orleans, you know, everyone stays in and around the french quarter by the water and then, you know, most of the fans. the stadium holds 83,000 people. they walk down poydras street to get to the superdome. so as you can imagine, it's, you know, a very uneasy feeling walking around the city today. but the police earlier this morning, they said that the fans, they should feel safe walking around in new orleans right now. here's what the superintendent of police had to say after the incident. >> we want our community and our visitors to continue enjoying. there's so much to enjoy about new orleans, and we are going to make sure that o

you know, one thing to note about jimmy carter is that and andy young is that andy young was essentiallyfired from the carter administration. and and he was fired in a way, because of pressure, because he had an unauthorized conversation with the palestinian liberation organization. but jimmy carter was regretful about that. he had chosen andy young because of his ties to the civil rights movement. jimmy carter never met mlk jr., who was also a georgian, but spent so much of the rest of his life doubling down on the principles of the civil rights movement, expanding it into a human rights movement. we talk about human rights because jimmy carter made it so, because he made it part of american foreign policy. so it's extraordinary to hear from this man who is was not quite as old as jimmy carter, but is in his advanced years and was able to to to take us back to this era that jimmy carter tried to close in his inaugural address. he said the time for racial discrimination is over. it's it's really it was the end of that era. thankfully, at the beginning of the end of that era for this coun

i think andy would agree with me if we put in place the trump policies, they are just inflationary wereil and gas and energy that will be under bring energy prices data produce more jobs by making the trump tax-cut permanent getting more production which lowers prices, it is something that trump has to worry about coming in. >> real quick, why are you looking at this colina tierney. >> because people that advance stakeholder capitalism, blackrock and vanguard, they believe they're trying to do what you believe in the best interest. when you talk about implementing climate policy or di policy that affect american businesses in the market economy. when enforcing those companies by the way that they both share of the companies into tierney and avoids democracy, it's a threat to democracy and it's a threat to a free market economy it's financial elites trying to take control of the issues away from the people because they don't think that we can make these decisions for ourselves. i think that's a mistake and historically proven to be a mistake in the whole book is about that hope you're re

senator adam schiff from california, andy kim from new jersey . a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known member of admired for his thoughtful status, eloquence and love of democracy and finally last but not least our newest colleague from new jersey senator andy kim. he boasts an impressive record as longtime leader in the house, top national security expert and is the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. so to our new colleagues we to work with you and are happy to help you and as you find your bearings we urge you to never lose sight of the greatresponsibility you carry as a member of this body . the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solemn work of rolling the trust the people placed in us . very soon a new administration will be sworn in alongside the new majorities but for the first time in a illong time the next president will be someone we've seen before, president-elect trump will return to the oval office. in the first day o

so you thanks so much andy. community spirit is to the for is people on the west coast of the united states experienced devastating wild funds. some residents of los angeles county are taking medicine to their own hands to help find defies, and protects and neighborhoods that was full. that was for is basically water. the weird, some artist sessions, carpenters blue collar due to just loved this place and wanted to help the we couldn't just sit in non help. we want to do whatever we tend to be reading. i'm sorry, i can't. i'm going to cry right now. looking at the camera, complete devastation. if i cancel the total loss of our favorite place, sorry i'm given kind of jumped up to what we really love to speak to. man. we hang out here all the time. the all gone. this was all people's homes. you couldn't see the water because the houses are so my right here in some places and it's gone. that's a chimney right here from someone's house where they probably expect christmas the we helped hopefully save us without some

cnn's andy scholes joins us now.ndy, you know, i wish we could just talk about football here and this great game we're going to see this afternoon, which obviously could go either way. but my goodness, there is so much else to talk about with the security and new orleans trying to get back up on their feet. what can you tell us? >> yeah, jim, we heard back from sugar bowl officials just a little while ago, and they said security is certainly going to be enhanced all around the superdome. and fans should plan on arriving early to get through that extra security. you know, as any big game in new orleans, jim, you know, most fans, you know, they stay in the french quarter area and then they walk down poydras street to get to the superdome. well, the superintendent of new orleans police anne kirkpatrick, said on the today show earlier this morning that that walk will be safe for fans. >> we are not alone. we are in partnership with many other partners, both local and federal military, police and so forth will be here. an

that was andy's idea. so, there is still a lot of heroes i have. nelson mandela was a great friend of mine. i was one of his intimate circle and he has been to the carter center and him and i have worked on programs and things. i said he is not white, and that was and more sadat. -- and more sadat -- on a person that made an impact on me was my earliest school superintendent. we have plenty of heroes we can look upon. and so, we don't need to look far for inspiration. but i happen to be religious. i think the ultimate standard of perfection for a human being is the life of jesus christ. that is what i teach in my little church. 2000 years ago, we can look in recent years and see people who exhibited human courage and wisdom. the highest ideals that should guide us all. before mr. kayongo: mr. kayongo: i think you for what has been a powerful hour, you are a sagacious man, of morality and kindness. i want to say, you are my hero. fmr. pres. carter: thanks. thank you. [applause] fmr. pres. carter: [indiscernible] stand up again. you have been very bu

senator adam schiff from california, senator andy kim from new jersey. a longtime member of the house, senator schiff is a well-known leader to many of us, admired for his thoughtfulness, eloquence, and fierce love of democracy. finally, last but not least, i would like to congratulate our newest colleague from new jersey, senator andy kim. he posted an impressive record as longtime leader in the house, a top national security expert and diplomat, and is the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. to our new colleagues, we say, welcome. we are excited to work with you. . we are ready to help you. as you find your bearings, we urge you never to lose sight of the great responsibility you carry as a member of this body. now, the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solid work, of rewarding the trust of -- the trust the people have placed in us. very soon, a new administration will be sworn into office alongside the new majorities in congress. for the first time in a lo

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stuart: congressman andy ogles, thank you for joining us this morning.ater. >> thanks so much. stuart: elon musk will reportedly get his own office space at the white house. lauren: musk physically close to the president giving him easy access in a place where it's kind of hard to come and go as you please. right now doge, which elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are running is operating out of the spacex headquarters in washington dc. so if this report is true, and elon musk goes near trump at the white house, what about the staffers and vivek ramaswamy? where do they go? stuart: i'm wondering where does elon musk go? i me, will he sit in an office five days a week? >> i highly doubt if because of the companies he owns a piece of and x, forgot that one. ktok, rumors about that too . i find it hard to believe but i'll tell you, the fact he'll have a touch down spot at the white house, i think that's important because the recipe for success is you surround yourself with people brighter and smarter than you, and that's what leads to great success. i ink trump i

he's going to be fighting for alongside donald trump for the next two years as speaker. >> jason: andy biggs, you've been in congress for a little bit. you're on the judiciary committee. you know the ropes there. explain to us where this reconciliation package is going because i think that will be a tussle. i think generally republicans want to have it all, right? they don't want to settle for anything less. you have to pick and choose what goes first, what comes later, so how is that going to play out? what do you see happening? >> well, a lot of people don't understand, you only get two whacks at it really. two reconciliation bills. and speaker gingrich just said, well, you should do the easy stuff first, like border. i'm not sure that's where the trump transition team is. we're kind of split in the conference but i think where it's going to go, and i think i'm going to use this phrase, big, beautiful bill, i think it's going to -- because i think it's going to have that border security stuff in it but i think it's going to have some tax policy in that first one and why is that? beca

andy thank you very much. good to have you as always.stigates the dangerous threats that trump is inheriting after a resurgence of radical islamic terrorism under president biden. when you see the numbers on this of what has been happening you will be shocked. that's next. >> october seventh in the conflict that's followed are going to feed a pipeline of radicalization and demobilization for years to c come. oir a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪) life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. >> martha: the fbi says the driver in the new orleans terror attack was 100% inspired by isis, adding to concerns about the resurgence of isis and their terrorist desires just weeks before president-elect trump takes office. senior correspondent benjamin hall report

andi you knew james before they went on to the drag race uk. after the fame? the fame and after the fame? yeah, they were exactly the same in terms of as a person and they were always very, very welcoming. there was never a time when you'd bump into viv on the scene, whether they was viv or as james, and, and they wouldn't be welcoming or supportive of of anyone on the scene, but also just as you're walking into their bar or you're walking into somewhere they're working, or if they're just having a drink, they're more than happy to say hi to anyone and support anyone. and they did that through, through all their work as well. so, yeah, the fame didn't didn't change viv at all. viv was very, very much through and through viv from the start. and what would you say their impact was on the drag culture in the uk, but also around the world? it was huge. as i say, i know, i know viv through my uni days, but also through when we worked through prides gone past. a kinf of a person that was always on that stage all the time through and would always be s

now his andy, thank you so much. tell him while the long awaited grand assignments soon have nick kerry, else ended in straight sets the fates of to his australian life in las kerry, upset his time. is a singles player may be coming to an end or curious was backfiling. it is time grand slam for the 1st time since 2022, following a series of career threatening injuries. and he looked short of fitness throughout this last the presence of jacob fairly full month women, finest is still set to compete in the doubles at melvin park. a knew that i had the doubles so i didn't want to. um, you know, i kinda was taking everything into not, you know, in those maintenance. um it was, it was, yeah, it was, it was nuts, but yeah, just that's what i made. i didn't wanna just throw in the towel and walk off all retire. oh um. you know, i was always hurting physically, but i yeah. respect my point in the fans away it alice to come see me play. yeah. i mean, realistically, probably concept most of playing singles much here again and h

we reached out to the owner of andy's auto repair but did not hear back.sta county fire says the cause of the fire is still under investigation. tonight. he's working to board up and secure the area, per the fire crews instructions. he plans to work with his insurance and the city of antioch to determine if a rebuild is even possible. this is the good news that everyone is safe. in antioch, emma goss, nbc, bay area news. so, did anyone see anything? tonight, the search for answers continues after that deadly new orleans truck attack. the fbi has now posted fliers like this one throughout the city. it features two images of the suspect. a little more than an hour before the attack, as well as a picture of one of the coolers that had an ied in it, which h he place n the french quarter. tonight, some looming questions are being answered, including whether the suspect had help. the answer, we're told, is no. the army veteran carried out the grisly attack alone, killing 14 people who were just trying to ring in the new year. tonight, bourbon street is back open

al andi have worked together for years. he likes his job and i like mine.see how we do our job. we know what has to be done and we do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it takes more than muscle to move produce all night, you have gotto know how the old timers know the best ways to lift and handle crates of food and how to work together. sometimes a load comes in that has to be moved into the house right away. when that happens, the porters have to keep moving and they beef when they have to wait for a stack of crates. so it's fun once in a while to get together with the trucker and stack up the crate so fast that the porter gets so busy moving the stuff in. he doesn't realize that half the market's laughing at him. looks like this is al's night for it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good ole al. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nick'scoffee shop is a kind of club for the guys who work in the market. almost everybody stops in here sometime during the night. it's a good place for a quick game of checkers and the guys who play can count on plenty of free advice. of course, the main reason for going to nick's is the coffee

he had a very slim relationship with andy warhol. and andy warhol actually, you know, created this art of truman capote himself. and there you can see them together in this old photo. and what's significant about this is idea that popular fiction can make popular art, pop art was becoming high art. so the art establishment was largely changing and works pop art were becoming art. high art. and this that we sometimes refer to as postmodern art impacted and is reflected in truman. his work in cold blood, because truman capote, i would argue, is doing something similar to andy warhol. what andy warhol was doing to high art by bringing popular art into into the establishment was what capote was trying to do with fiction in the realm of literature. and that popular fiction, which seemed to be inferior to literature, were in fact merging. and there are many works that sort of bring together popular and literature among them. i could just mention a few. margaret atwood's the blind assassin. haruki murakami, who writes many works that i thin

house freedom caucus chair andy harris is with us and new york republican congressman mike lawler. they will weigh in. plus, what a new york judge is suggesting about president-elect donald trump's sentencing only days before his inauguration. and a live look from georgia as the first phase of president jimmy carter's memorial services begin today. welcome; everyone. happy weekend. i'm david asman, and you are watching "fox news live." we begin with madison scarpino in new orleans with the latest on the new year's terror attack and the if first lawsuit that's been filed. madison. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, david. a local law firm representing one of the survivors of this attack says that if -- the nopd and the city could have prevented this tragedy. it's going to be filing the lawsuit on wednesday, if we're told that this could be the first of several lawsuits filed against the city. now, the firm says that the people impacted by wednesday's attack deserve answers, and their lives are now forever changed. the firm says in part, quote: the evidence will demonstrate that the ac

andy young. what do you think his biggest legacy is?hink his honesty about the palestinian situation and equanimity towards the palestinian people. i never seen it before. he did it to the end of his life. wrote a book about it. >> there are more of them than israelis. jewish people, there will be more of them and they have to deal with it. unfortunately because of what happened with hamas, the horror that they propagated, but they did, it's going to make it more harder for the israeli people to ever accept a two-state solution. now, look, i think the greatest thing he did, people say he is not pro-israel, wait a minute. the biggest threat to israel from 1948 when it was created up through the '70s was egypt. egypt was the powerhouse, the leader of the arab people. '48, '56, '67, '73 all wars led by egypt. he made a deal anwar sadat and said, no more wars. it's over. and even in the hamas situation since last year, they had closed that border. there is nobody going back and forth between hamas territory, the gaza strip and egypt. but i