authorities saying he died in that exchange. two police officers were also injured but are in stable condition. authorities releasing this image of the 42-year-old, shamsud din jabbar, an army veteran and u.s.-born citizen. police now asking anyone with information to come forward. why the fbi says the suspect did not act alone. the chilling accounts from eyewitnesses, and what we're learning tonight about the victims. abc's trv vevor ault leads us o in new orleans with the new details just coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, state, federal, and local authorities searching for possible accomplices after a 42-year-old man from texas flying an isis flag barrelled a rented ford f-150 pickup down bourbon street, killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens more. >> he was hell bent on creating the carnage and the damage that he did. >> reporter: law enforcement tracking this disturbing surveillance video showing the pickup coming down canal street around 3:15 this morning before veering right into pedestrians. >> we have doze

authorities are inadequate. since our counter u.s. authority was granted in 2019 the u.s. has adopted 69 operational missions using this authority and provided limited support to 121 other events. we detected a thousand uas in violation of federal law during these missions and one example of the boston marathon this past april our team mitigated a uss threat which resulted in the capture and prosecution of the subject. the fbi can't have the special assessment rating annually held in the u.s. along with other requests for counter ua support at mass gatherings. the use of counter uas to protect against this situation is crucial and can only be fully addressed by expanding the capability to include our state and local partners. in closing i remain committed to protecting americans by the use of this technology, the reauthorization or long-term extension of the legislation is essential to continue our mission in combatting the evolving threat. we look forward to working with you in establishing sustainable strategies to mitigate the threat going forward. thank you. >> thank y

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why authorities think the suspect didn't act alone. surveillance video showing a white pickup truck before it veered right into a crowd of pedestrians, racing down bourbon street for at least three blocks. the driver firing at officers and people in the street with an assault-style rifle before he was stopped by police. heavily armed officers racing through the city's french quarter. a terrifying scene of carnage. victims lying in the street. authorities finding viable explosives in the truck and elsewhere in the popular tourist area. the fbi identifying the man they say is responsible. an american citizen who lived in texas, who had an isis flag inside the truck he was driving. they say he clearly wanted to hurt as many people as he could. >> he was hell bent on creating the carnage and the damage that he did. >> they're now investigating whether he had any ties to the terrorist group isis. why the fbi is saying he did not act alone. what we're learning about the truck, a rental driven tuesday from the houston area. and questions abou

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the palestinian authority previously had also said these types of things. while this coverage was ongoing, they didn't want the showcasing of their raids, but it was all over. social media was widely unpopular amongst the palestinian people all across the occupied west bank. and this unprecedented measure comes at a time or a gina is already banned by these really governments. there was previously a rate on a jersey. does offices buy these really military with the decision to band the network across the west bank from a military court. but that decision was not renewed to so now the palestinian authority at taking matters into their own hands to make this decision to stop injuries either from broadcasting across the occupied territories. and from the in the past week, how does your media network condemned to what they called an incitement campaign? started by football on december 24th for the head band. i'll just euro from reporting in. janine tell us more about the raids that have been ongoing and the rep precautions. as a result of reporting on over the l

s leasing authority to the g.s.a. urge my colleagues to support this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from oregon is recognized. ms. hoyle: mr. speaker, i wish to yield six minutes to the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for six minutes. ms. norton: thank you very much. i rise in strong support of this bill, which the house passed in the 117th and 118th congresses. i thank chairman graves and ranking member larson for bringing this bill to the floor again. this bill would revoke the independent real estate leasing authority of the securities and exchange commission and direct the government accounting office to update its 2016 report on independent real estate leasing authority in the federal government. while a number of federal agencies have independent re

authorities then returning fire. the suspect dead at the scene.image showing his body lying next to that truck. this video, shot from a bourbon street balcony, shows bodies in the middle of the street. >> these are all somebodies people that aren't going to be there. >> jimmy cochran was his group's designated driver. >> we ran upstairs, and when we got on the balcony, what we saw was insanity. i mean, something out of a movie, the graphic nature of it. and it was unbelievable. we instantly counted, i'd say ten bodies, s clearly, graphically deceased in this earth cam video, nearly a dozen officers seen on bourbon street not far from the attack, racing toward the danger. >> the attack coming as every law enforcement officer in the city was on duty. thousands of new year's revelers and football fans in town for the sugar bowl, packing the french quarter. the sugar bowl, now postponed until thursday. authorities looking at how the suspect was able to get down bourbon street, which is usually blocked off with security barriers, bollards like these. b

in terms of authority, there will be a few billion dollars left in authority left. reporter: bimy question though, when this comes out tomorrowfish size and scope it'll be useful for the public to know, it's like over x billions but can you get that roundup from 2021 through now? secretary singh: i'm not going to get ahead of any announcements. you can go back and look through the the different p.d.a.'s and totals we have released, i'm not going to do the math from here right now. what i can tell you is that the authority, you can look and also see what congress allocated the department. there'll be a few billion left in authority for the next administration to decide what to do when it comes to ukraine. reporter: the pentagon's got an obligation to do the math rather than having the public try go through 72 of these things. that's one point. two, i think a lot of people are going to wonder, why did the pentagon -- why were you unable to obligate, use all the authority, $4.8 billion i think it was, why not? why are you leaving any left given the urgency of the -- of

the power sending authority has suspended down to 0 from broadcasting in the occupied west bank. the p a is accusing on to 0, broadcasting what it calls, provocative material and reports. but it says are misleading. the decision will affect, i'll just eras offices and its employees working in the occupied westbank. this comes just over 2 months after is really soldiers rated. i'll just it was occupied westbank bureau and ramallah and shut it down. i'd have to send her join just on the phone now from the danny and capital. i'm mine because the israeli government has banned alger 0 from reporting. they're come to tell us what more do you know about all this as well? and how about the palestinian authority has released the statement saying that it did decide to stop broadcasting and freeze all of and just need a channel operation. they say that the decision came after quotes and just needed insisted on broadcasting, incitement, materials and reports that they say were misleading. however, it's important to note that the palestinian authority previously van that just need a firm repo

carter authorized its construction when he was president.ed as a naval officer onboard the country's first experimental nuclear submarine. it was his dream to join the navy, and he chose this spot to play a special role in his own funeral. ♪ carter's flag-draped casket was then transferred to a horse-drawn caisson. and began its slow procession down pennsylvania avenue. the farewell echoing this historic moment from 1977, when the carters got out of their car and walked to the white house on his inauguration day. today at the capitol, his casket was carried with care and precision, step by step. vice president kamala harris remembering carter as a president ahead of his time. >> jimmy carter was that all too rare example of a gifted man who also walks with humility, modesty, and grace. >> reporter: as tonight, the nation pauses to honor this son of the south and his remarkable century of service. david, tonight, jimmy carter has returned to a very different washington than the one he left after his presidency, even more divided than back the

he wants the palestinian authority to be | palestinian authority to be able to lead a unified palestinianthat. this is a deal that has been on the table for several months, since may. what has changed in that time? pa. may. what has changed in that time? �* . , may. what has changed in that time? �* ., , may. what has changed in that time? ., , , ., time? a really good question. i think the deal _ time? a really good question. i think the deal being _ time? a really good question. i think the deal being presented| think the deal being presented now is— think the deal being presented now is pretty much the one benjamin netanyahu presented to the security cabinet back in may— the security cabinet back in may and _ the security cabinet back in may and since then we have had 10,000 — may and since then we have had 10,000 or— may and since then we have had 10,000 or more palestinians being — 10,000 or more palestinians being killed in gaza, dozens of israeli — being killed in gaza, dozens of israeli soldiers killed, some hostages being killed. people will rightly ask, why did that have — will

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in terms of authority there'll be a few billion dollars left in authority.my question is when this comes out tomorrow for release to the public has it been cycled and can you get that roundup >> tony appreciate it. i'm not going to get ahead of any announcements. you can go back and look through alll the different pdas and totals we have released over time. what i can tell you is the authority that congress has allocated to the department there'sli the few billion left n authority for the administration to decide what to do and comes to ukraine. >> i think a lot of people are going to wonder why were you unable to abdicate all the authority a billion dollars i think it was. why given the urgency of the situation? you are a member earlier last year we had a gap in funding that we were not able to restock our own supplies so when we weren't able to do than we were operating under a time when we were not able to resupply our own stock that prevented us from getting the pdas out the door and you saw a pause for several weeks in fact and be able to supply ukraine

some of these authorities have set dormant for decades, will some never been used to know.n some cases, this meant that certain mandate from congress had not beenno put into effect. other times, him and that businesses had stopped abiding by the law because they stopped enforcing and over the last few years ftc focus on italy deploying the full set of tools that congress has in from the military lending act, robinson act and the commission has newly activated reinvigorated well over a dozen statutory provisions. making clear that that legal protections on the books, are real, not hypothetical. we've also brought her enforcement of us more in line with the statutory text and the president. ensuringur greater fidelity to congress laid out pretty and second, we focused on clear administrable roles and remedies are complex burdensome months pretty decades of experience have taught us that goldberg -type remedies can be difficult to enforce and were likely to fail. complex relitigate and negligence can also paper be companies with extensive legal teams while clear rules can help

authorities say one person is dead, several others are injured.hite house also noted that president biden has been briefed on that matter, as well, but we don't want to get ahead of our skis. authorities are not saying there's any connection between new orleans and las vegas, but i want to point out, president biden also watching that, as well. back to you. >> molly: great point, the people at the highest levels of our government have been briefed on both of these situations. david spunt, thank you. >> bryan: let's go live to madison scarpino on the ground in new orleans. madison, what's the latest there? >> well, bryan, we are now learning about a few of the victims. one of the ten people killed is a 2015 graduate of a lafayette, louisiana, high school, tyler back. the school says he was a standout sports star and the university of georgia confirms that one of its students is among those who are critically injured right now, and we are here right outside the iconic bourbon street, which is now an active crime scene. law-enforcement and bomb dogs

the court referred to authorities, calling this an act of inertia, authorities waiting for another tragedyk deadline, thatis they set a four—week deadline, that is why you saw a convoy of 12 trucks, essentially with those big containers, packed with toxic waste move to a location about 200 kilometres away from the site where the tragedy happened. one of the officials said that india had never witnessed a movement of toxic material of this scale ever. what is now going to have beenin ever. what is now going to have been in the next three to nine months is that they are going to incinerate this bit by bit to incinerate this bit by bit to understand the environmental impact because there has been concerned that the act of destroying this could lead to environmental challenges. it cannot be an easy task, getting rid of something so dangerous. absolutely. what they are doing is they have earmarked a location 200 kilometres away from where the toxic waste was taken out, what they will do is in the initial period they will burn a bit of the toxic waste to assess what kind of damage this may have

last year, the authorities _ out emaciated? last year, the authorities decided _ out emaciated? to be a crackdown on illegal mining. the minister of mineral resources here said that illegal mining takes away 60 billion rand last yearfrom illegal mining takes away 60 billion rand last year from the south african economy. that is around $2 billion. he said that it's important that to crack down because it takes away from the south african economy. it also causes environmental damage and there is criminality attached to it. he wanted to take a tougher stance. in this particular mine, they refused to provide food and water to the minors. they blocked off some of the exits. that is why the seat has lasted this long. many of the miners were worried that they would be arrested if they try to come out. those who did come out found it difficult because the mine is to kilometres deep. some people were pulled out by rope. by the end, some of the miners were too weak to continue. this end, some of the miners were too weak to continue.- too weak to continue. this is the live scene _ too weak

act grant rulemaking authority and the d.c. state unambiguously yes. there was a seventh circuit case that confirmed that and that was the leland scape we were operating against. you are right, there were some pretty significant rulings from the supreme court rethinking how much deference should agencies get, rethinking in some instances refining doctrines the and we had a team closely look at that and figure houfrpt of that was impacting the f.t.c. after we have finalized the rule we got challenged in three different courts the eastern district of pennsylvania. middle district of florida and district court in texas. what has been interesting, each of those preliminary injunction rulings has been different. different on the analysis. the eastern district of pennsylvania said across the board the f.t.c. has this authority reskwrepblgted the arbitrary and can't precision and rejected major questions. the middle district of florida interestingly did find for us on the substantive rule making i do think that it gives you this authority but there's this maj

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in addition, firefighting are equipped activated authorities. the first two are expected today the remaining six are expected by sunday. serving them in defense activated to support that. 500 active duty personnel stationed at camp pendleton california preparing to support request for federal and state authorities commodity distribution search and rescue in general support as requested. you heard announced for delivery buckets. under a long-standing agreement active duty are prepared to provide aircraft and aircrew support firefighting. these are trained by cal fire to buy supplemental fighting capability. in the role in coordinating federal response is actively planning and preparing capabilities and resources working with fema the state of california to provide support in a short unified response. >> thank you very much. do you know if they've got their orders of what you're talking about the other day, you know if they've been cut? >> we are actively preparing and standing by to support the state of california as they request i believe they w

authorities warn about the threat from looters. two people were arrested near vice president kamala harris' brentwood home after a call about a possible burglary. additional resources pour into the region. crews from mexico, canada, and nine others states are expected to deploy to the front lines. officials say they're moving resources before the strong winds return and they're urging residents hoping to return to their homes to be patient. the atf takes the lead in the investigation trying to determine the cause of the fires. authorities now on the scene. trained teams are looking at all potential causes. including arson or downed power lines. our team is spread out across los angeles region, and we time out the critical forecast for the next 24 hours and beyond. >> across the country, a frigid arctic blast returns with windchills plummeting well below zero in some places. days ahead of crucial confirmation hearings, the fbi investigates defense secretary nominee pete hegseth's past as we look at the other trump picks preparing to

essentially, the exercise of that authority. likewise, insurrection act, reform doesn't mention congress. the statute itself, as it currently exists, doesn't mention congress at all, and doesn't subject president any reporting requirements or any accountability either. these seem to be issues that should be bipartisan in character, just as there will be republican presidents. there will always be democratic presidents and. the republicans will be suspicious of presidential and. likewise, democrats will be suspicious of republican overreach. so there ought to be some bipartisan basis. but i think whether or not that happen now is very much up in the air jordan, do either of you want to say anything about what? i would just say that with respect to the use of the military, there's a of talk about that in relation to dealing with our immigration or border crisis. um, i've always been opposed to the use of the military as a tool. i can understand the military in a support role, but the, our military is trained to kill and to win and

of 0 network has condemned the palestinian authorities closure on its office. in the west bank, the broadcaster says it considers the move worse than these really occupations. actions against its journals are corresponded. henderson heard this following events from the jordanian capital. i'm mine. he's reporting from there because these really government has banned ultra 0 from reporting israel and the occupied was back of the palestinian authority has bound as a z dot from broadcasting and working across the occupied west bank. the decision was delivered on january 1st. the edges ita employees and the official palestinian news agency says that the p a sites quote, misinformation, incitement and interference into palestinian affairs based on the coverage of the p a's rates across the occupied west bank. but specifically in jeanine. now previously i 0 was banned by these really military and government, both in israel and the occupied was bank. but the military ban in the west bank was not renewed, but the palestinian authority had decided to take matters into th

authorities - co—conspirators? authorities are looking into this. of the response, the communications has been pretty atrocious in terms of what has been told to the public and then yanked back and forth, the press conference was fairly intra— weight earlier today and that does not inspire confidence. i will look forward to the next 24—48 hours, more clear communication about and what we don't know we hope to learn and when, so i think now the fbi is closely involved we hope things run a bit more smoothly. can involved we hope things run a bit more smoothly.— involved we hope things run a bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense _ bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense of— bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense of what _ bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense of what the _ bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense of what the fbi - bit more smoothly. can you give us a sense of what the fbi will l us a sense of what the fbi will look at in the next 24—48 hours? look at in the next 24-48 hours? ,., ., hours? going through the forensics

the palestinian authority has denied responsibility on the sunday reports from the jordanian capital vermont. and she said, because the palestinian authority has suspended out 0 is operations in the occupied west by the family of a palestinian father and son who were killed on friday in the occupied west bank blamed the palestinian authority for their debts. however, the security forces have released the statement denying that they had any of their security forces present in the area. instead. blaming the depths on fighters in virginia refugee camp. and the janine battalion has released the statement of their own blaming the p. a for killing at least 16 palestinian civilians since october of 2023. and since december 14th, the palestinian authority has been conducting raids in jeanine, specifically in the janine refugee camp because they say they want to crack down on ard palestinian resistance. there have been clashes for weeks and many members of the palestinian authority security forces have been killed as a result. and it was a palestinians have been killed since the fighting bega

he said they are in ongoing discussions with authorities and federal authorities as to whether the gamewl to the city? the su:ar sugar bowl to the city? the sugar bowl _ sugar bowl to the city? the sugar bowl is _ sugar bowl to the city? the sugar bowl is a _ sugar bowl to the city? the sugar bowl is a big - sugar bowl to the city? tue: sugar bowl is a big deal, sugar bowl to the city? tte: sugar bowl is a big deal, a very large event. new orleans is a tourist city. it's important to the city's economy to have tourists. the chief of police has said the majority of people who were hurt were locals but that the sugar bowl will be safe because there are a lot of fans and people in attendance from out of town. in my mind it is an important event but not nearly as important, i think, event but not nearly as important, ithink, as event but not nearly as important, i think, as the lives of the people who were lost and the people injured as a result of this attack. lost and the people in'ured as a result of this attack}- a result of this attack. would ou a result of this attack. would you prefe

last year the authorities - emaciated, as you said?t year the authorities decided, they launched an operation, it was meant to be a crackdown on illegal mining. the minister of hill mineral resources he said illegal mining takes away 60 billion rand last yearfrom illegal mining takes away 60 billion rand last year from the south african economy, around $2 billion. they say it is important to crack down on it because it takes away from the south african economy. it is also incredibly dangerous, causes environmental damage around communities affected and there is a lot of criminality attached to it. they decided to crackdown on illegal mining, take a tougher stance on things. in this particular mine stilfontein though initially refused to provide food and water to miners, blocking off some exits, meaning there was only one way out for a lot of them to come out. that's why them to come out. that's why the siege has lasted this long with many miners were read because of the crackdown they would be arrested if they tried to come out. those

did authorities share any training he may have received that could have aided this? >> reporter: no. that is what is interesting. they say when they examined the bomb it was rudimentary and lacking in sophistication that it was created or they were surprised it was created by somebody with this much military experience. >> even some police officials are noting the uncanny similarities between the assailant in new orleans on the one in las vegas, but they say it doesn't appear they are related. we are now joined now with tom. what we know? >> reporter: besides the obvious that they occurred on the same day, the two use the same car rental service and there were explosives used or attempted to use and they both served in the army and at fort liberty at some point. but it isn't yet clear they were there at the same time. authorities are quick to mention that these coincidences were clearly saying they haven't found any definitive links and strongly noting the investigations are still in the early stages. the big picture is the type of attack we saw in new orleans, a sin

the city authorities concede there may well have been failures of security on the night.ecurity measures were actually deployed on the night. these, though, are newly put here. the authorities have said that the vehicle mounted the sidewalk in order to attack people. among the dead were matthew tenedorio, a 25—year—old audiovisual technician. aspiring nurse nikyra cheyenne dedeaux, who was 18 and out with her cousin, who ran out of the truck's path. also named is 21—year—old hubert gauthreaux and university student kareem badawi, mother—of—one nicole perez and 37—year—old reggie hunter, a father of two. martin "tiger" bech was a former american college football player. meanwhile, police in las vegas say the man who blew himself up his brother described as a fighter. his brother described as a fiahter. . . his brother described as a fiahter. , , ,., fighter. this is something we will have to _ fighter. this is something we will have to deal _ fighter. this is something we will have to deal with - fighter. this is something we will have to deal with every l will have to dea

so just recap the authorities are just recap the authorities are just expected to hear from them shortlyy did come out quite quickly with this number of people who had died. yes. of people who had died. yes, that is right. _ of people who had died. yes, that is right. it _ of people who had died. yes, that is right. it came - of people who had died. yes, that is right. it came up - that is right. it came up pretty quickly. it was within the first couple of hours of the first couple of hours of the story, ten fatalities and 30 injured. all that potentially change? we are not sure yet but we didn't know from some of our reporters on the ground, they say that witnesses reported seeing multiple people lying immobile on the streets and that the coroner has been called to the area as well. again, this would have likely be an indication that there were some fatalities here. the stories and situations like this, when it comes to hard and fast numbers, it is always important that that could change and evolve whether there are certain people who are double counted or the status of a person may cha

and what authorities say was found inside the burned-out truck. mola lenghi in las vegas. >>> and tracking the first major winter storm of the new year. the system stretching for 1,500 miles, from kansas to the northeast this weekend. brutal cold across half the country. and it going to stay that way for awhile. >>> good evening, and thank you for being with us on a busy thursday night. i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the urgent search for answers, after the horrific and deadly terror attack in new orleans. the fbi now believes the suspect, shamsud din jabbar, acted alone, and he was, quote, 100% inspired by isis. surveillance video showing that rented white pickup truck on canal street, then turning onto bourbon street, evading a parked police car. then speeding down three blocks, people scrambling to get out of the way. the truck slamming into a construction crane. the driver killed in a gun battle with police. on the back of his truck, an isis flag wrapped in a gray jacket. and tonight, we are seeing the faces of some of the 14

the palestinian authority has bound as a z dot from broadcasting and working across the occupied west bank. the decision was delivered on january 1st, the edges, the, the employees and the official palestinian news agency says that the p a sites quote, misinformation, incitement and interference into palestinian affairs based on the coverage of the ph rates across the occupied west bank. but specifically in jeanine now previously i 0 was banned by these really military and government, both in israel and the occupied was bank. but the military ban in the west bank was not renewed, but the palestinian authority had decided to take matters into their own hands. and band the network now the p a has not just been cracking down on armed fighters and you need but also those who have been critical of the palestinian authority on social media. there had been several videos that emerged at the pa, resting and abusing some of those critics. but the pal senior authority has killed at least 11 palestinians in the last 4 weeks in these raids in geneva. among them, a journalist who was walking at ni

. >> if they don't have the authority they can do it on an emergency basis. just send that capability to the ocean, to the beach. because they are coming in every day. figure out which one it is and bring them down. then, retrieve it. my friend congresswoman bella talk us said the thing with the balloon was mind-boggling. over our bases and we didn't see that that was the threat? this is a serious threat. if you could, please get dod to share that capability. maybe homeland has it, maybe you have it somewhere, i know dod has it. thank you. >> gentlemen's time has expired. i thank the witnesses for your valuable testimony, being here today, for the members and your questions. we will now dismiss this first panel. take a brief two to three minute recess while we arrange for the second panel of witnesses. thank you. [gavel falls] [gavel falls] >> the committee will come the order. i'm pleased to have the second panel of witnesses before us on this important topic. please, rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that the testimony you will go before

authorities are calling this an isis inspired act of terror. still so many questions about what motivated this attack and whether anyone else was involved. >> dozens of people got hit by this car. >> reporter: law enforcement reviewing this surveillance video, showing the driver slowly approaching bourbon and canal street 3:15 new year's day before he takes a sharp right turn, driving onto the sidewalk, plowing into pedestrians, killing 15, injuries scores of others. >> he revved the engine. then the huge loud impact. then people screaming. >> i have at least six casualties. i have an officer doing chest compressions on one. >> reporter: authorities say the attacker wore body armor and fired an ar-style rifle out of the truck for three blocks before crashing into this construction vehicle. seconds later, more gunshots. officers returning fire, killing the suspect. witnesses seen rushing towards the victims to try and help as officers run past them with their rifles drawn. zion parsons saw the truck just before running for cover, only to learn h

authorities there are now searching his property.the people living here, understandably, they're grieving for those 15 people that died in this attack, they're a bit uneasy. this was not the new year's celebration, of course, that they were hoping for. but even so, the city now showing signs that it's trying to get back to what it does best, which is have fun, people emerging back onto the streets again tonight, having a bit of fun, listening to music, a bit of dancing. and the next big test for new orleans will be thursday afternoon. this big sugar bowl college football game. 68,000 people expected to attend. so notjust a test of the city's mood, but also the next test of security. let's speak to joanna cook. she is a senior project manager at the international centre for counter—terrorism in the hague, in the netherlands. welcome to the programme and thank you forjoining us. what is the procedure in declaring whether an attack is one that is motivated by terrorism? thank you for having me. it can be difficult to determine whether a

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what are the authorities saying now after the event? >> well, there has been that repeated call again for a ban on new year's eve, in particular in order to try and stem the number of incidents that we're seeing. clearly, that wasn't the case this year. this has only renewed those calls. we know that at least 300 people have been detained, and this is only going to underscore for the authorities the need to get that regulations in place. >> it's not a problem isolated to germany, of course, but the numbers here are quite staggering. neda thank you now the fbi is conducting search warrants in multiple states as it investigates the new orleans terror attack. plus, new york police are searching for the persons responsible for a drive by shooting outside an event venue. more details on that after this short break. >> i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become. hurry! hurry, hurry. >> are you tired of that old, worn out bath or shower? >> now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer fr

authorities say he was followed by the suspect who was being driven by his mother. surveillance video shows the victim driving past, followed closely by a second car a few moments later. gunfire. >> it's an execution. >> murder. the da says the suspect fired about eight shots from a ten millimeter handgun, gets within 15ft of him and opens fire on him, hitting the victim. >> the victim went down and the suspect then walked up to him and pumped some additional rounds into him at point blank range. >> the shooting suspect has been charged with murder and the special circumstance of lying in wait. his mother, 50 year old zaibunnisa afridi, has been charged as an accessory. neighbors are shocked by the violence. >> this is crazy. you cannot take take people's life. he has a very good life. >> for this to happen, it's just senseless. and it's just a terrible crime that someone can just kill someone over a dispute at the gym. >> daly city mayor jocelyn manalo knows the victim's wife. >> this is a rare occurrence here in the city of daly city. and this tragedy just. you kn