of the — on bourbon street in the heart of the city— on bourbon street in the heart of the i know that the entire new orleans _ i know that the entire new orleans city council grieves along — orleans city council grieves along right with me, no doubt about— along right with me, no doubt about that. and our people and our families. about that. and our people and ourfamilies. my about that. and our people and our families. my priority will continue _ our families. my priority will continue to be to ensure that victims — continue to be to ensure that victims that remain on bourbon street— victims that remain on bourbon street now will be serviced and removed — street now will be serviced and removed as soon as possible... apologies, we are having some issues with the sound. in apologies, we are having some issues with the sound.- issues with the sound. in our investigation _ issues with the sound. in our investigation and _ issues with the sound. in our investigation and are - issues with the sound. in our investigation and are doing l investigation and are doing everything ne

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street. >> just heart this squeal. and, like, the rev of an engine and a huge, loud impact. and then, people screaming. >> reporter: the fbi has identified the attacker as 42-year-old army veteran shamsud din jabbar, a u.s. citizen that lived in texas. witnesses say after he rammed the crowd, experts say he was in a rented ford truck and fired at police. he was killed in the gunfight. two officers were wounded. >> we are working with partners to investigate this as an act of terrorism. we do not believe that jabbar was solely responsible. we're aggressively running down every lead. >> reporter: the fbi says they found an isis flag on the vehicle and possible improvised explosive devices there and in the city's french quarter. >> hours before the attack, he posted videos on social media indicating that he was inspired by isis, expressing a desire to kill. >> reporter: these are some of the victims who died in the attack. including 28-year-old former princeton university football star, tiger bech. >> he was a standup guy that we really respected and honored. >> reporter: later

was it intentional that somebody drove a car down bourbon street in the heart of the french quarter?oing to get off that live look right now as soon as they start talking we will take you back live to the french quarter and ann kirkpatrick. until that happens let's go live, fletcher is a couple blocks away. fletcher, you are following an additional scene, if you will, a possible threat of a suspicious package. >> reporter: yeah, trevor, what you are looking at right now is the corner of bourbon and orleans. that is a law enforcement, some type of bomb unit. they are bringing out the droid right now, their robot unit to investigate a suspicious package. there is a huge state police presence here right now, one of the troopers that we saw saw a suspicious package on the corner of bourbon and orleans he immediately called it in and that triggered what you're seeing right now, them investigating a suspicious package on the borner of bourbon and orleans to make sure there isn't some type of second attack or this isn't part of the original plan. we don't have details, don't want to specula

bourbon street is the heart of the tourist area of new orleans. year's day, a time when there would have been crowds on the street. also there was a major american football game due to take place in the city today that also would have brought extra crowds to the city. this person knew that this was an area that was going to have a lot of people in and they knew they could use this pick—up truck as a weapon if they really tried to. confirmation on the wires from the fbi as you are reporting, they are now investigating this as an act of terrorism, contrary to what we were told that the press conference. looking at the scenes of the initial investigation, this was such a big event, new year's eve and a big football event in new orleans today. 300 officers out last night. as part of the initial investigation, they will be focusing on the vehicle. i'm told the drones were up last night so they will have a lot of information on how it came into the city and what its movements were. yes, and i suspect — what its movements were. yes, and i suspect also _

the truck then sped onto the kerb before accelerating down bourbon street, in the heart of the city'sr, which was bustling with people celebrating new year's. what followed were scenes of chaos and carnage. police have named the suspect as us citizen shamseddin jabbour, a 42—year—old army veteran from texas. he raced down the road, mowing people down in his path. at least 15 were killed and many more injured in this cctv footage, which we verified. you can see people run for cover as the truck narrowly misses them. another video appears to show police a few blocks away running towards the scene of the attack. this map shows the truck's route after entering bourbon street. the suspect drove almost three blocks, about 300m before coming to a stop. this video shows that the truck may have crashed into heavy machinery in the middle of the road. what appears to be gunshots can also be heard as people run from the scene. according to the fbi, after hitting the crowd, the suspect exited the vehicle and shot at local law enforcement, who returned fire. two officers were shot but are now stabl

deepest condolences to the families of the ones that were impacted by this tragedy on bourbon street, nearthe heartans, and i know the entire city council grieves right along with me. no doubt about that. and our people and our families. my priority will continue to be to ensure that victims that remain on bourbon street now will be serviced and moved as soon as possible. i also want to acknowledge hearing from president biden, all of our federal partners, but most importantly, governor collin landry this morning, responding with haste. we do say thank you and demonstration of unified support is right here. the mission now is to facilitate, support and co—ordinate safety procedures to keep our residents and our visitors safe. i've gone to the hospital along with chief kirkpatrick to visit our officers and considering their injuries, they are doing well. as i mentioned, this investigation is ongoing and the fbi remains the lead in the investigation. it is an active crime scene as well. we are committed, no doubt, to uncovering all details surrounding this tragedy. we are taking every necessary step

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tane chan from the walk shop on grant street in the heart of chinatown, said so far, she's not seen a dramatic increase in business, but also said in years past, customers buy new year's food and gifts closer to the holiday. >> i'm always looking forward to chinese new year because chinatown gets a little bit more festive. >> organizers of this year's chinese new year festivities say the excitement for the annual celebration is building. the festivities culminate with the parade on february 15th. community leaders said chinatown is starting to see the beginnings of an economic comeback. >> we are finally getting back to that pre-pandemic energy that we had. i think the parade this year is going to be unbelievable. >> they said the new year celebrations traditionally bring an influx of money to local businesses. >> i can say economically, for many merchants in chinatown, this is the best month of the year. it's for some businesses, generate as much as a third of their annual revenue. >> customers say they see vibrant streets when they walk through chinatown. >> absolutely. the mei mei

deepest condolences to the families and loved ones that were impacted this tragedy on bourbon street, in the heart of the city of new orleans. and i know the entire new orleans city council grieves along right with me. no doubt about that. and our people and our families. my priority will continue to be to ensure that victims that remain on bourbon street now will be serviced and removed as soon as possible, but as stated, the fbi is in charge of this investigation and are doing everything necessary to make this happen. i also want to acknowledge hearing from president biden, all of our federal partners, and most importantly, calling governor landry this morning, have responded with haste. we do say thank you, and of course, a demonstration of a unified support is here in this room. that's how we collectively responded to this tragedy in the city of new orleans. the mission now is to facilitate, support and coordinate safety procedures to keep our residents and our visitors safe. i've gone to the hospital along with chief kirkpatrick to visit our police officers and considering their injuries, the

deepest condolences to the families of the ones that were impacted by this tragedy on bourbon street, near the heartcity of new orleans, and i know the entire city council grieves right along with me. no doubt about that. and our families. my priority will continue to be to ensure that victims that remain on bourbon street now will be serviced and moved as soon as possible. i also want to acknowledge hearing from president biden, all of our federal partners, but most importantly, governor collin landry this morning, responding with haste. we do say thank you and demonstration of unified support is right here. the mission now is to facilitate, support and co—ordinate safety procedures to keep our residents and our visitors safe. i've gone to the hospital along with chief along with chief kirkpatrick to visit our officers and considering their injuries, they are doing well. as i mentioned, this investigation is ongoing and the fbi remains the lead in the investigation. it is an active crime scene as well. we are committed, no doubt, to uncovering all details surrounding this tragedy. we are taking eve

this area here in the heart of the french quarter, bourbon street, still an active crime scene.tails 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. people are merging back onto the streets tonight, fun, listening to music, some dancing and the next test for new orleans will be thursday afternoon, the big sugar bowl coll

not work unless you have enough the talks, this is to know why do connect in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin street and house provider, jj smith starting something new every where around this block down here. >> there's a lot of places that people that's homeless and is they they cannot afford to go in these spots and eat access to affordable food and a place for the unhoused to hang out. >> and get connected to help. jj says this is needed now more than ever in a neighborhood that saw drug use skyrocket during the pandemic and not slow down not looking for any. >> snow recovery they are looking for no treatment. they just sitting out here i a estimates up to 500 people are out in the tender loan every night. he shares their stories. >> and cries for help on his ex account. bailey when fitting all came along, that changed everything. because now you've got people 16, 17, 18. >> young kids having completed high school. they are using he plans to open this new delhi next week. but in the meantime, there's a new plan brewing to combat the rampant drug use on the street might be that a criminal justice

is that an official report from an act of celebration to the scene of mass murder, carbon street, in the heart of new orleans game, french quarter, noon for its tourism in revelry? is the target after a man drove his car into new york right square investigating this 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 carnage 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 a nice day, strong man and active duty for many years. he also served in the army reserve until a few years ago. it was reported to me 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 convinced he was not working alone, were aggressively running down all the leads to identify this post. the possible subject associates were working to ensure that there is no further right. we do not believe that jabbar was solely

. >> reporter: but bourbon street is the heart of the french quarter, and new orleans did have a backupn. these archer barriers, also meant to stop a speeding vehicle from step driving on the sidewalk. kirkpatrick was asked why those barriers weren't put in place until after the attack. >> i didn't know about them, but we have 'em, and so we have been able now to put them out. >> reporter: today, the first funeral, this for 18-year-old kareem badawi, who was a freshman at the university of alabama. on the corner of canal and bourbon street are 14 crosses and images honoring those who died. the growing tribute includes a wall where one mourner wrote "we will never forget. terror didn't win." the resilience also extends to the dozens who were injured including jeremi sensky. the 51-year-old pennsylvania resident was in his wheelchair celebrating when the attack happened. >> he kept yelling for help, but he was not the most injurred. he was 5 feet from the truck. he was watching the shoot out from the crowd. we are just so grateful he is alive. >> reporter: family members tell me that sens

street. that is the heart of the french quarter in new orleans.l time. the fbi is on the scene. they are investigating this incident as an act of terrorism. we just learned attorney general merrick garland has now been briefed on the attack, as well as the president of the united states. new orleans police say the driver intentionally tried to run people over and that he then got out of the vehicle and opened fire on police officers, striking two. those officers are listed in stable condition. the fbi, just moments ago, confirming the suspect is dead. back with us now, former fbi assistant director frank figliuzzi, retired fbi special agent rob d'amico and retired secret service agent robbie mcdonald. thank you all for staying with us. i keep thinking about the fact that this could happen. frank, are you surprised that a car was able to go some eight to ten blocks down bourbon street on a night like this? >> i think -- i'm not surprised that we have had this horrible event. what does kind of cause me to wonder is the length to which the car or tru

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> well, what cnn has confirmed is that it was at the corner of bourbon street and canal street, right in the heartof the french quarter. and that is when a car drove, plowed, struck the proper terminology. >> jean, i'm sorry. i'm going to stop you for a second. i believe we have the press conference starting now with the mayor of new orleans. >> good morning. >> first of all, we do know that the city of new orleans was impacted by a terrorist attack. that's all. still under investigation. we'll hear more after me. however, i have been in direct contact with the white house, with governor landry. and, of course, a unified command who is present here. what i'm asking at this time are prayers for those who have lost their lives in the city of new orleans due to this tragedy, in addition to that, i'm asking the public to stay clear of eight blocks around bourbon street. stay clear from bourbon street, eight blocks around very active, and again, a unified command is in place right now. i'm going to ask chief kirkpatrick to give you an update. you're then going to hear from our agent in charge relative

again, this happened on new year's morning as many people were still out celebrating on bourbon street, the heart of the city. we know right now that there are more than 30 people in the hospital, including two officers that were shot by the suspect. again, the suspect deceased according to law enforcement, but those officers are listed in stable condition. we don't know the motiveyet. again, police are investigating this as a possible act of terrorism. no indications now that others were involved, but the fbi is continuing to look into that as well as how this suspect carried out this attack, driving through barricades at a high rate of speed. one thing police are clear on, they say this individual was hell bent on creating carnage. live coverage continues on cbs news, 24/7. we'll be back with much more on these tragic events later. including another news conference expecting around 11:00 a.m. this has been a cbs news special report. i'm michrt. i'm michael george.

deepest condolences to the families and loved ones that were impacted by this tragedy on bourbon street in the heart of the city of new orleans and i know that the entire new orleans city council grieves along right with me, no doubt about that. and our people and our families. we're committed no doubt to uncovering all details surrounding this tragedy. and we're taking every necessary step to put even more safety procedures in place. >> the fbi says that again, multiple ieds were found in the suspect's car and the french quarter. there was an isis flag on the car as well, they confirmed. right now obviously a lot of enhanced security, bomb dogs law enforcement officers sweeping this shut down area, 10 dead, dozens injured and officials say some injured are still fighting for their loaves. the you've university of georgia confirms one of their students is injured. how the 42-year-old suspect ended up driving the car into a crowd of people on bourbon street, the police department says they did have barriers up, they had police cars acting out as barriers as well but somehow this suspect just ended up

that means drivers have to pay a $9 toll to drive on city streets into the heart of manhattan.hat toll drops to 225 during off hours. now, city officials hope it will reduce traffic gridlock while raising money for public transit. the fight to stop the rollout continued in court until late friday, when a federal judge ruled the manhattan toll could go forward. i think it's just a tax. it's not going to alleviate any congestion. places like chicago and los angeles, which also have pretty severe traffic congestion, are watching to see what happens here in new york. the program launchehed without major hiccups early this morning, but officials say the real test will be during the workweek commute. the man convicted of killing san francisco tech executive bob lee is expected to learn his sentencing date this week. a status hearing for nima momeni is set for friday. the judge is expected to set a sentencing date right then. last month, a jury acquitted the tech consultant of first degree murder but found him guilty of second degree murder. momeni faces between 16 years and life in p

generations of my family as they lived in the same tenement apartment building in the heart of the community on mott street. one of the things i learned through the course of doing this and through the course of being reunited with my family, i up estranged from one side of my family. i did not know dad's side of the family. i only heard that about them spoken and i had heard that they were big wigs in chinatown and i didn't even know what that meant. so i started doing the research and then i realized is that both sides on my family lived in as downstairs neighbors from each other in that same apartment building. and i realized that i realized that there was a story there. and part of the story was my trying to understand god, who i am or, who i was in relation to the family members and the people who came, me and who they were in connection with each other. and again, growing up. i grew up estranged from my dad's side of the family. and i didn't know that. in fact, that they had been neighbors class at points in time, hated each other and other times, you know, like my parents got together and and so the

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work unless you have enough the talks, this is to know why do connect in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin off street? and how's provider jj smith. >> starting something new every where around this block down here, there's a lot of places that people that's homeless and is they they cannot afford to go in these spots and eat access to affordable food and a place for the unhoused to hang out and get connected to help. jj says this is needed now more than ever in a neighborhood that saw drug use skyrocket during the pandemic and not slow down not looking for any. >> snow recovery they are looking for no treatment. >> they just sitting out here i j j estimates up to 500 people are out in the tender loan every night. he shares their stories and cries for help on his ex account. bailey when fitting all came along, that changed everything. because now you've got people 16, 17, 18. >> young kids having completed high school. they are using he plans to open this new delhi next week. but in the meantime, there's a new plan brewing to combat the rampant drug use on the street might be that a criminal justice i

tane chan from the walk shop on grant street in the heart of chinatown, said so far, she's not seen ac increase in business, but also said in years past, customers buy new year's food and gifts closer to the holiday. >> i'm always looking forward to chinese new year because chinatown gets a little bit more festive. >> organizers of this year's chinese new year's festivities say the excitement for the annual celebration is building. the festivities culminate with the parade on february 15th. community leaders said chinatown is starting to see the beginnings of an economic comeback. >> we are finally getting back to that pre-pandemic energy that we had. i think the parade this year is going to be unbelievable. >> they said the new year's celebrations traditionally bring an influx of money to local businesses. >> i can say economically, for many merchants in chinatown, this is the best month of the year. it's for some businesses, generate as much as a third of their annual revenue. >> customers say they see vibrant streets when they walk through chinatown. >> absolutely. the my hotel is

tane chan from the walk shop on grant street in the heart of chinatown, said so far, she's not seen adramatic increase in business, but also said in years past, customers buy new year's food and gifts closer to the holiday. >> i'm always looking forward to chinese new year because chinatown gets a little bit more festive. >> organizers of this year's chinese new year's festivities say the excitement for the annual celebration is building. the festivities culminate with the parade on february 15th. community leaders said chinatown is starting to see the beginnings of an economic comeback. >> we are finally getting back to that pre-pandemic energy that we had. i think the parade this year is going to be unbelievable. >> they said the new year's celebrations traditionally bring an influx of money to local businesses. >> i can say economically, for many merchants in chinatown, this is the best month of the year. it's for some businesses, generate as much as a third of their annual revenue. >> customers say they see vibrant streets when they walk through chinatown. >> absolutely. the my ho

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deepest condolences to the families and loved ones that were impacted by this tragedy on bourbon street near the heartthe city of new orleans. and i know that the entire new orleans city council grieves a long ride with me, no doubt about that, and our people and our families. my priority will continue to be to ensure that victims that remain on bourbon street now will be serviced and removed as soon as possible -- [no audio] necessary to make this happen. i also want to acknowledge hearing from president biden, all of our federal partners, but most importantly, colonel governor landry this morning responded with haste and we say thank you and a demonstration of a unified support is right here in this room. that is how we collectively responded to this tragedy in the city of new orleans. the mission now is to facilitate, support, and coordinate safety procedures to keep our residents and our visitors safe. i have gone to the hospital, along with chief kirkpatrick to visit our police officers, and considering their injuries, they are doing well. as i mentioned, this investigation is ongoing, and the fb

that means drivers during this morning's commute had to pay a $9 toll to drive on city streets into the heart of manhattan. that toll drops to 225 during off hours. city officials hopes it will reduce traffic gridlock while raising money for public transit. i think it's just a tax. it's not going to alleviate any congestion. places like chicago and los angeles, which also have pretty severe traffic congestion, are watching to see what happens here in new york. the program launched without major hiccups yesterday morning, and so far there has not been too many issues. during this first monday of the year. we'll see when they get there. bills. right now trending this morning, it was a glitzy start to this year's award season as the golden globes took over l.a. last night. it was cool because several bay area stars won big, including ali wong, who took time to thank the bay area in her speech. you know, i come from san francisco and that's where i started doing stand up, and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all thetage time that i got there. wong earned the award for the best stand up comedy

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bourbon street is like the heart of our lives, a senseless act like that right there that happened, who knows when something else like that will happen again. >> the fbi put out a joint bulletin to 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide warning to be extra vigilant for copy cat terror attacks and we know that the president and first lady are set to be here on monday, david, back to you. david: thank you very much for that, madison. president biden is expected to visit new orleans monday in wake of the terror attack as madison just said. to lucas tomlinson at the white house with more. >> well, david, the president was asked yesterday had he spoken to any of the victims' families? >> mr. president, have you spoken to any of the families of the victims in new orleans? >> yes, i have. >> what have they told you? what are there-- >> thank you, thank you. let's go, guys, thank you, everybody. >> after an isis-inspired terror attack on bourbon street, critics said the fbi has taken off their eye off the ball, preying on grandmothers outside of clinics off terrorism. back to 2023, biden sa

from an active celebration to the scene of mass murder, carbon street, in the heart of new orleans game, french quarter, known for its tourism and revelry, was the target. after a man drove his car into new york roads, we're investigating this as an attack of terrorism. the federal bureau of investigation has identified 42 year old sam, so didn't jabbar, as the mind 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. jeffrey also reported to me 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 post. the possible subjects associates were working to ensure that there is no further threat or we do not believe that jabbar was solely responsibl

dozens of others injured after a vehicle, a pickup truck, plowed through crowds on bourbon street in the heartf new orleans. >> you're looking at photos right here from the french quarter. it's been a challenging morning for this community, local law enforcement telling us last hour that a man was driving a pickup truck exhibiting very intentional behavior. the police chief saying that this man was trying to run people over and was hell bent on creating carnage. they emphasize this was not a dui situation. the incident happened around 315 this morning. a couple of hours, of course, after the turn of the new year. and local law enforcement officials also said that after this man crashed and finished driving through these crowds, he then fired on police officers. two officers were ultimately shot. we have a list of the hospitals that many of the injured victims were taken to. you can see right there more than 30 people were taken to five area hospitals across new orleans. we don't know at this point any information really about the suspect at the heart of this case. we don't know the conditions

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