trey: governor jeff landry. it's great to see you but under circumstances.dolences to all of those impacted by the act of terror in your beautiful state. otherwise look forward to seeing you again. >> thank you. trey: in addition to the terror acted new orleans and active-duty green beret killed themselves exploded his rental car in las vegas nevada. while louisiana looks ideological and terror, las vegas may be the oldest story of all a person giving up on life taking his own bonding during others in the process. authorities are searching for answers. former dhs senior advisor and the author of terrorists on the border and our country. mr. charles marino thank you for joining us happy new year crossing the border oversee terrorism and now we can add u.s. military service member albeit rare, they radicalize. what is happening with terrorism and where and how to look for? >> we continue to face more threats from workplaces than any time in our history as a count country. the first way to defeat terrorism is to acknowledge that it exist and it is introduction

louisiana governor jeff landry promising an unprecedented law enforcement presence to protect the tens of thousands of fans who came to new orleans and extended their stays to support their teams. >> we walked around yesterday in the french quarter and there were police and fbi all over the place. >> reporter: inside the stadium, the mixed emotions palpable. fans bowing their heads, new orleans mayor latoya cantrell leading the stadium in a moment of silence. the teams taking the field, notre dame players carrying the american flag. the game today about much more than football. >> this city is special. these people are special. a lot of resolve. life has to go on. >> reporter: and mary, city officials and louisiana's governor were adamant today that new orleans is safe and prepared to continue to host major events, including the super bowl which will be held here next month. mary? >> mary: trevor, thank you. >>> now, to that disturbing incident in las vegas, just hours after the new orleans attack. authorities now say they believe the driver died by suicide. just before his rented tesl

we mentioned lee greenwood coming up, the the governor of louisiana, jeff landry, is here.ve a lot to the talk to with him and a whole lot of others. this is, like, just washington bonanza here. john: it really is. and taking a look, again, at the backdrop behind us here. unfortunately, today won't be using this for the actual inauguration -- laugh monomonda- [laughter] monday, tomorrow afternoon at 12, with but we get a chance to look at it all amp. sandra: it really is lovely. and great to be with you, john. >> president trump is going to deliver on if many of the promises that he made to them within the first 24 hours of his taking back to value office. sandra: all right. president-elect trump if his team are preparing to get down the business on day one. coming up, louisiana governor jeff landry, as we just mentioned, is here on the changes he hopes the see. john: plus, thousands of supporters braving the cold the attend president-elect trump's victory rally though we should say today it's pretty mild out there. a little bit of rain, snow later on, but we're going if to

>> governor jeff landry like putting the police in the state quarter, i have no doubt he'll take chargend make it the safest city and safest super bowl ever. i have all the confidence in the governor and leading since elected to clean up the quarter and make it safe, and i think he'll take charge of this and make it happen. guy: mr. lieutenant governor, our hearts go out to everyone down in louisiana in that affected community. thank you so much for your time this morning. meanwhile, the biden administration forever marked by the chaotic withdraw from afghanistan and now we're learning one of the top advisers to president biden actually tried to step down because of that failure, but the president insist that had he stay on. we'll have that story next. ahh. it's a good day to cough. oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn

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the governor of louisiana, jeff landry, gave more details about the additional security and preparationswhich has been postponed for 2h hours following the attack. in preparation for the super bowl, i had intended to issue an emergency declaration tomorrow, so that we could bring all of our federal, state and local agencies to bear in preparation for the super bowl and mardi gras. but because of the events today, i have amended that emergency declaration and issued it today. so, again, that declaration will allow our federal, state and local partners to bring all of the resources necessary to get this city safe. in light of that executive order, i have also ordered the mobilisation of a military police company. i've asked general to mobilize the military police company to assist both new orleans police and lsb and the fbi. just in case there is any confusion, we are talking about the sugar bowl that attracts many thousands of spectators. they were also talking about the super bowl because new orleans is due to host to the super bowl as well. we will go to washington in just a moment but

louisiana governor jeff landry posting this moments ago on x saying horrific act of violence took placebon street earlier this morning. please join sharon and i in praying for all the victims and first responders on the scene. i urge all near the scene to avoid the area. this is a developing story. we are waiting to hear from the new orleans police superintendent. maybe the mayor. we will continue to bring you the latest on this as we hear more and the fact that you have the sugar bowl just later today, the georgia playing notre dame. a lot of people are in this town and this horrific incident has happened. canal and bourbon for anyone who has been to new orleans knows that is just -- it's like times square. it's a very central part for tourists to come as first responders police still trying to sort out how who are risk tragedy occurred on new year's eve was this intoxicated driver who went off the street inadvertently and accidently hit people. the fact that there was some gunfire exchanged points away that maybe this was intentional. obviously that's going to raise the threat level t

annita: the governor of louisiana, jeff landry, gave more details about additional security in the cityrations for the big college football game, as these sugar bowl, which has been postponed for 20 four hours following the attack. gov. landry: the preparations for the sugar bowl are intended to issue an emergency declaration tomorrow, so that we can bring all of our federal, state, and local agencies to bear in preparation for the super bowl and mardi gras. but because of the events today, i have amended that emergency declaration and issued it today. so, again, that declaration will allow our federal, state, and local partners to bring all of the resources necessary to get this city safe. in light of that executive order, i've also ordered the mobilization of the military police company. i have asked general friedman to assist both the new orleans police and the fbi. annita: we heard more about the political reaction from the white house with our north america correspondent rowan bridge. rowan: he has offered the support needed to the authorities in louisiana. there are some key thing

annita: the governor of louisiana, jeff landry, gave more details at the news conference about additionalin the city and preparations around the sugar bowl college football game, which has been postponed for 20 four hours following the attack. gov. landry: the preparations for the sugar bowl are intended to issue an emergency declaration tomorrow, so that we can bring all of our federal, state, and local agencies to bear in preparation for the sugar bowl and mardi gras. but because of the events today, i have amended that emergency declaration and issued it today. so, again, that declaration will allow our federal, state, and local partners to bring all of the resources necessary to get this city safe. in light of that executive order, i've also ordered the mobilization of the military police company. asked jim a note -- general friedman to assess the fbi. annita: just in case there's any confusion, we've been talking about the sugar bowl, which is the big college football game that attracts tens of thousands of spectators. you will have heard the governor also talking about the super bow

chief and kirkpatrick, the mayor of new orleans, latoya cantrell, the governor of louisiana at jeff landry. some of the details we heard in that pressure was that the attack or the carried out that attack that happened in new orleans at the end of new years. these celebrations that the guy said that he had had an islamic state flag in the vehicle. we also heard that the f b, i does not believe that the new orleans attacker was solely responsible in his asking for the public's help and tracking down associates. we know now that the annual college football game, the sugar bowl that takes place in new orleans that that has been postponed. and also we are from the official speaking that they were thinking their law enforcement partners who were assisting in this investigation and said that this remains an active crime scene. let's go now to washington dc or we have our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit live with us. kimberly tell us more about the latest details of this attack that are emerging and what you've been hearing. the yeah, the police, a clearing up, some of the misinformat

also to the governor of louisiana, the honorable jeff landry and first lady of louisiana. you. and to our mayor of the city of new orleans. we recognize and thank the senators, members of congress, city council members and all elected officials who join us in prayer. before entering into prayer, i wish to share with you a message from our holy father, pope francis, which was sent to us by cardinal, the secretary of state of the holy sea and his message is as follows. his holiness pope francis was deeply saddened to learn of the loss of life and injuriy caused by the attack that took place in new orleans. in assuring the entire community of his spiritual closeness, his holiness commends the souls of those who have died to the loving mercy ofal mighty god and praise for the healing in con seelings of the injured and be refed. a pledge of strength of peace he offers. the holy father sends his blessings to you. >> let us pray. please stand. god of perfect peace, our healer and our comforter, we come to you amid chaos and confusion, amidst sorrow and grief in the face of great

. >> griff: let's bring in louisiana governor jeff landry live from new orleans. governor, get to the latest. we read the names, bringing home reality of the tragedy that occurred 24 hours ago, take your governor hat off, how is this impacting you? >> yeah, look, taking my governor hat off and putting my father hat on, it is a somber day here in the city and around louisiana. we have parents that are going to make funeral arrangements as we speak. that are waiting to have their loved ones released to them. each of those is reminder of terrorism that exists and evil out there that they want to inflict on america. so again, we continue to have outpouring of prayer and support for families. as you walk through the list, a lot of those are louisianans. i will go to the crime scene this morning and walk through it hoping to reach out and talk to some of the parents and make sure they are getting support they need so they can start to work on some closure. again, it is prayers and support and only thing that will get them through is our faith. >> lawrence: we are prayin

ashley: jeff landry declared a state of emergency after the terror attack in new orleans.e said the fbi is pouring resources into the city. >> issued an executive order, 100 military police officers on the ground. sheriffs were around the state sent additional resources. the fbi has been pouring resources into the city since yesterday. we are getting some more today as well. we are going to ensure that everyone involved in this horrific act of terrorism will be held accountable. ashley: former nypd inspector joins us. the fbi just confirmed they no longer believe other suspects were involved in the new orleans attack. are you surprised about that? >> i'm not surprised. somewhere commenting on the air yesterday alluded to the fact that the evidence that seemed to be supporting the idea he had accomplices was rather thin. it looks to have been based on the fact that there's a video of a number of people walking up on and encountering a cooler which reportedly held some ied components, they were not active. they walk away from it. looks to me like they came upon it and though

jeff landry, and our attorney general. local officials are doing all they can, we need our federal partners to do their job, there was some frustration, i think it will well placed. for 4 years, the biden administration has taken eye off the ball, they did not prioritize in our view the right things, fbi was off doing the various things putting emphasis in investigation and eye on whi conservative catholics and tries to convince us, biggest threat on home l homeland, we need add change, this emphasis why this election was so important, we cannot get president trump here soon enough, 18 days away from his ina inauguration and his cabinet coming in. we need all these people to get control of these agents to get to work immediately. larry: the tragedies happen, always, i believe correct me if i am wrong, two tops were hit, wounded. but they are okay. is that true? >> that is the latest information, right, i think there is now 15 confirmed dead. 14 or 15 and this a tragedy, a lot of young people, innocent people out enjoying t

louisiana governor jeff landry is pushing biden to enter a disaster declaration consulting firm and enterreport in 201900 security new orleans and they recommended to be fixed immediately your ordering that louisiana be of investigation open a full review of security plans of new year's eve of the sugar bowl what will this look at what is your instinct. pretty think it's going to dissect everything that led up to the event all of the planning and organizational subdivisions and agencies and operations in new orleans that were involved or not involved that maybe should've been involved. and deborah get his see where that takes us. this is not the only event that we've seen happen in new orleans. we have to look at the problems there holistically and see what dysfunction is occurring and fix it in the governor is committed to doing that and i'm committed to doing that. maria: water report. politics and bickering affecting national security and now this. >> at my day job i chair the form of republican mayors and council members. one thing i can say is universal across the board that cities t

. >> rich: louisiana governor jeff landry has arrived at bourbon street moments ago to tour the aftermathn the early hours of 2025. he has said that he is going to attend the sugar bowl in new orleans and that it is safer there today than it was yesterday. watch the governor touring bourbon street. molly. >> molly: we're learning new details about the suspect shamsud-din jabbar. he drove the pickup into the crowd and open erred fire. he was born and raised in texas and army veteran and investigators are done searching his nome houston. brooke taylor there now. >> hi, molly. the f.b.i., swat teams were here overnight. they have officially cleared this area. the trailer park behind me is where records show his most recent address was listed to. we're starting to learn more about who he was. the f.b.i. says that he was posting disturbing videos on social media just hours before this attack saying that he was inspired by isis. he had this desire to kill. authorities also say there was an isis flag found in his car. so again this trailer park overnight we have video of swat and f.b.i. swarmed

governor, we've been fighting with the administration to make the french quarter safer and wasn't till jeff landry put a police troop in the french quarter and saw great progress to save the french quarter before this incident and her lack of leadership from the top on down to know their barricades were taken out with new years in the super bowl and it's unacceptable. guy: all right, there was that criticism and echoing for a number of days and i got the lieutenant governor's reaction to this and i want to read it for you guys. this is from the mayor's office in new orleans about the criticism. "the city of new orleans will not be distracted by outside commentary and welcomes everyone to join the positive efforts of the john fioed command partners. unified partners. it's a little passive aggressive and snippy and i don't know about leaders of the state wondering what happened here 6789 rachel: nothing positive, say you're a distraction to their investigation. listen, we've seen terrorists use these tactics before; right? this mowing dun of people using cars and it's unfathomable. not only that the

. >> john: that was louisiana governor jeff landry reacting to president biden's 11th hour push.gas drilling along most u.s. coastlines. 625 million acres worth. he is doing it in a way they could make it difficult for the incoming trump team to overturn. let's bring in alaska senator dan sullivan who flew in last night. including -- >> i did. good to see you. happy new year. we brought the alaska weather with us. >> john: biden's drilling plan or ban is what he said. "we do not need to choose between protecting the environment and growing our economy are keeping our ocean health equal are coastlines resilient go in the food they produce secure and keeping energy prices low. protecting the coast and ocean has the right thing to do and will help communities in the economy to flourish for generations to come." >> no surprise. from day one, this administration has sought to shut down american energy. i think president biden's legacy is going to be the worst president in american history in terms of american energy. that led what they did, their policies lead to dramatic increases in

we will talk about louisiana governor jeff landry. emergency and he will join us live with the latest. plus, georgia and notre dame sugar bowl postponed until tonight, but the state ag said she would like it delayed another day. she joins us live on the security preparations and survivor outlasting chaos on bourbon street at the time of the attack. he says he is lucky to be alive and he will share his story live with us. plus, police investigate the cybertruck explosion outside of trump international in las las vegas. could the two coincidence they connected? how investigators working together to get answers. plus speaker mike johnson and incoming national security advisor, michael waltz, michael pompeo, tom homan, paul mauro we will see at the top of the hourr will see at the top of the hourr breaking news on this edition of "fox & friends" coming up. save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets. (♪) i'm a little nervous. (♪) do you tell me when it happens or... [footsteps] (♪) [exhale] (♪) (♪) [sniff] (♪) [giggle] (♪) (♪)

defiantly and officials down there in new orleans, in fact, i believe it was governor jeff landry who said the super dome and surrounding area are safe. >>> you said about the search going on obviously not just in the new orleans area but we know this suspect, 42-year-old shamsud-din jabbar was from texas. we believe there are houston connections. now they have to look across the entirety of texas, all of louisiana and possibly many other points across the country as they try to piece together who this person's connections were and what role those may have played in the planning and carrying out of this attack, ted. >> jonathan, everything you've said is accurate. what we must understand that investigations are like a puzzle. and you are trying to put each and every piece of that puzzle together and you're looking now clearly at texas. you're looking at louisiana. i can tell you there are going to be [unclear] if you come into texas or into louisiana, you normally go vis-a-vis ernst, texas and go along the i-10 corridor. i'm sure they're looking along that i-10 corridor for any and ev

we've been fighting with the administration to make the french quarter safer and it wasn't until jeff landry police troop in the french quarter we saw great progress to save the french quarter before this incident. the lack of leadership from the top on down to know those barricades were taken out with new year's and the sugar bowl is unacceptable. >> dana: there are going to be -- terrorists might be right once in a while, right? you can harden the soft targets. >> the issue here isn't the amount of resources, it is the appropriate stewardship of cismd there will be federal funds when the reality was all the state and local funds were absolutely squandered through corruption and failure in any type of decision making whatsoever. so now more federal funds are going in. what difference will it make if they are continued to be stewarded in that way? we learned the vehicle things were sitting in a warehouse not protected or erected and the broader picture as we all head down the pike of 2025 is we need to steward intelligence appropriately. sarah adams and intelligence group. former cia targete

. >> dana: your governor, jeff landry, called on president trump's nominees to be confirmed right awayt. >> to me right now it's about protecting the homeland as we prepare for super bowl in the city of new orleans. we need kristi noem to be confirmed on the same day that donald trump is sworn in as president. chuck schumer knows about terror, he is from new york. he knows about how important it is to have a homeland security secretary in place. we don't need any gaps. >> dana: do you think the incident would spur any sort of faster confirmation hearings? >> i hope so. what i also hope it spurs, i think kristi noem is going to be confirmed, i hope she is confirmed quickly. i will call on her to say send us every person you can spare to new orleans to help us protect everybody at the super bowl. look, president biden is of record and some in his administration saying the biggest threat to american domestic security is white racism and terrorism. i don't think many people believe that. they didn't believe it then, they don't believe it now. it is these radical islamic terrorists who beli

i talked to my governor down there, jeff landry, who's a very close friend of mine and attorney general liz merle and they're doing a great job and local officials are doing all they can. we need our federal partners to do our job. and it's very well placed and for four years now, the biden administration has taken its eye off the ball and didn't prioritize in our view the right things and the fbi was off doing all the things and putting emphasis in investigations and eye on conservative catholics and concerned parents at school board meeting ands all these other things and tried to convince us the greatest threat to the homeland was racially motivated extremism and looking at wide open boarder and thought logically that might lead to terrorist attacks in the future. you know, we need a dramatic change and this emphasizes once again why this election was so important to the country and we cannot get president trump here soon enough. 18 days away from his inauguration and his cabinet coming n. law and order types and going for them and including fbi and doj immediately. larry: two cops w

governor of louisiana jeff landry was on yesterday and said a lot of people upset about this.w people are upset. this is a continuation of. the first thing joe biden did when he got into office was declare war on fossil fuels. this is a continuation of it. four years resulted high inflation as a result of high gas prices, high-energy prices. they just don't get it. he doesn't get it. this is radical environmentalist he is bending the knee to. it is costing economic development and the cost of living to increase. >> sandra: remarkable piece in "the wall street journal" talking about this, "take that american voters and that and that." biden to ignore the november election. finally i want to ask you, congressman, congressman from georgia jimmy carter passing and honoring him today. you work closely with his grandson, chase and, whom i have the honor of speaking with yesterday. your thoughts on this day, sarah. >> certainly he is in deserve of lie and stay in the capital. we are very proud of the carter family and roslyn and jimmy did an outstanding job by sponsoring resolution a

. >> trace: governor jeff landry of louisiana, we do not have that but i want to point this out, he was talking about fear. these folks willak make sure justice is served. for the citizens out there, man, do i want to go to sugar bowl anymore? you can tell one thing, your governor is going to be there. he thinks it will be secure. him homeland security acting secretary, would you advise them to push the sugar bowl for a couple of days? >> well, look, only the folks on the ground law enforcement officers on the ground will beto aable to answer that.pull my guess is they have pulled in more resources so much more visible presence. you will have different security posture tomorrow night once the sugar bowl is playedplay thepsn perhaps today. so wday.e can, the folks on the ground , the governor or donated with t of folks in the best position. obviously we have the super bowl new coming to new orleans as well. so law enforcement has to asselk themselves, was this a trial run perhaps in time for the super bowl? there is a lot of unanswered questions there. my guess is a lot more law enforcem

it wasn't until jeff landry put a state police trooper in french quarter we saw great progress to save the french quarter before this incident and our lack of leadership from the top on down to know those barricades were taken out with new year's and the sugar bowl, is unacceptable. david: randy, we've only got about 15 seconds, but what do you think of that the preparation, particularly the police chief of new orleans and her response to what happened? >> i wish we had more time to talk, but this is called the rot at the top. both in the political atmosphere in new orleans as well as the fbi there and the new orleans police department. this is the rot at the top and really needs to be addressed not just local level, but on a national level. david: i agree. well, it will be come january 20th. randy sutton, thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> my pleasure. david: good to see you. millions of americans are bracing for a powerful winter storm that's set to sweep across the u.s. within hours. the very latest and updates on travel warnings coming up and tensions rising in the middle

joining us now is the governor of louisiana, governor jeff landry.ir, thank you very much for being with us. obviously it's a horrible day for your state, for the country, and i appreciate you taking the time with us. you know, as we're all digesting this, through the day though, news keeps changing with what it is we know, what we don't know, but one thing you've done is declared essentially a state of emergency. can you tell us what that does for you, what it allows when it comes to response and even recovery and your initial thoughts you want to share with the nation in the midst of this? >> yeah. i think first and foremost, we want to remember that there are families mourning out there. there are victims still fighting for their lives in hospitals in new orleans. we've got two brave police officers, one that i believe is going to be released tonight, and one that hopefully will be released tomorrow. those two officers not only put their life on the line but certainly helped to eliminate and ensured the elimination of the threat, which could have

governor jeff landry, the republican governor in louisiana said they don't want to tip their hat to anybodyrrow ite at any time we w? >> absolutely. a lot of investigative agencies casting a wide net. >>> david spun, thank you. >> let's go live to madison scarpino on the ground in new orleans. >>> what's the latest there after this important news conference happened a couple hours ago? >> reporter: we do know the fbi believes the 42-year-old suspect did not ask alone. they're asking for the public's help to really just help identify anything about the suspect or any other potential suspects as well. we know that the sugar bowl that was set to happen tonight has now been postponed for 24 hours as this investigation continues. the iconic bourbon street right behind me is an active crime scene and we just of course heard from all of those leaders. here is the superintendent of the new orleans police department. listen. >> this is not just an act of terrorism. this is evil. and when we face evil, we have a choice. we can run in fear or we can indeed stand in strength. and in a time of crisis. >> re

. >> trace: do have a sound bite with governor j jeff landry of louisiana? we don't have that. i want to put this out, he was talking about fear and he said these folks will make sure justice is served. he went on to say, for the citizens out there saying, do i want to go to the sugar bowl anymore? you can tell one thing, your governor is going to be there. that's the priest. he thinks it's going to be secure. homeland security acting secretary, would you advise them to push the sugar bowl for a couple more days? >> well, look, only the folks there on the ground, the law enforcement officers there on the ground, are going be able to answer that. my guess is they have pulled in more resources so they will be much more of a visible presence, and you will have a different security posture tomorrow night once that sugar bowl is played, then perhaps he would have had today. so, again, the folks on the ground, the governor coordinated with a lot of other folks and they're going to be in the best position to answer that. we've also got the super bowl coming to new orleans, as well, so

. >> in louisiana's governor, jeff landry has issued an emergency declaration mobilizing military police to help the fbi and local police there on the scene. back to you. >> all right, connor, thank you for that. now, in addition to the isis flag recovered from the vehicle driven by the attacker. the fbi says it believes the driver was not the only person behind this attack. for more on this, we're joined now by homeland security expert and retired marine corps intelligence officer hal kemp. hal, thanks so much for joining us tonight. and first off, i just want to get your reaction to the terror attack that we witnessed overnight. >> well, christina, it's a horrible attack. it does appear to be. obviously, you see a lot of links to isis. the isis flag and other things. it's also something that's tactics, techniques, procedures, if you will, that we've seen with other types of isis attacks. we're going to find out more about, you know, the individual involved, how he was radicalized. and of course, we're also going to get into the essence of is it domestic or international terrorism? sure

. >> sandra: that was louisiana governor jeff landry who joined me earlier today. biden set to land in new orleans shortly. you will be visiting with the victims families from the deadly terror attack. this has investigators are learning brand-new details about the suspect dentist plants. to fox garrett penny he is in new orleans and he has the latest on that investigation for us. >> looking into shamsud-din jabbar travel history to get a better idea of how and when he might have been radicalized in two trips they are looking at is a weeklong visit the u.s. army veteran made to cairo, egypt in june of 2023 and then a three-day trip to ontario, canada he made a week later. we have also learned that jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans late last year. the fbi say he recorded these videos wearing? to smart glasses while riding a bike through the french quarter and then down bourbon street where he killed 14 people last week. investigators believe jabbar and tempted to take far more lives than that. these surveillance videos show jabbar early wednesday morning

i spoke late last night with my good friend, our governor jeff landry about his perspective on it astt attorney genel merrick garland he spoke to me about 11:00 p.m. he gave me the latest report there are many, many fbi agents on the ground dispatched in new orleans. they are looking at every possible angle. we ever trusting that that partner s&p between federal and state will give us information we need. >> lawrence: mr. speaker, we are praying for your state. there are a lot in your state who want answers. what i continue to hear was this guy on the radar of our department of justice, fbi? i'm not asking you to reveal any classified information, but, did they know this guy? >> i don't know the answer to that yet, lawrence. it is certainly the question that we have been asking from the very beginning. it's an obvious one. let me say something else that's obvious. i don't know if enough attention is being paid to this. we all know for the last four years the biden administration has been completely derelict in its duty. the congressional republicans. we hear in the house and the sena

gator gator yeah, and bret, louisiana governor jeff landry plans to ask president biden for presidential officials looking to take on larger role in securing theson here next month president will place a scandal offer condolences on behalf of the nation. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. >> garrett: this as federal investigators reveal new details showing how much planning and plotting went into one of the diddliest islamic state inspired attacks in the u.s. the fbi says shamsud-din jabbar visited new orleans in october and november using meta smart glasses to record video of the french quarter. also wearing the glasses during the attack but they weren't recording. and just about an hour before he killed 14 people with his rental truck, surveillance video shows him planting two ieds that investigators say he planned to detonate but did not go off. >> we believe that the transmitter would have functioned and would have worked but for new orleans pd putting him down before he could get access to that transmitter and set off the devices. >> agents also say he traveled to egypt and ontari

the president will also meet with the city's mayor and louisiana governor, jeff landry to discuss effortsthe city ahead of major events including mardi gras and the super bowl. >>> we're now learning new details about what the cybertruck driver told someone outside of the trump international hotel in las vegas a few days before his vehicle exploded there. according to nbc news, the decorated u.s. special forces soldier wuss as boasting to his- ex-girlfriend about the cybertruck he rented out and said he felt like batman or halo. it gave her no indication he was planning something drastic. it was two weeks later she was told what had happened. they found writings in the driver's phone which described the country's leadership as weak and the u.s. as terminally ill and headed towards collapse in his words. authorities added that the investigation determined that the driver likely suffered from ptsd and that investigators are aware that there were potential family issues or personal grievance s in his own life tha may have been contributing factors. >>> still ahead, we'll turn to sports with

. >> sandra: that was governor jeff landry of louisiana vowing that his home state will fight back against evil we saw yesterday. two attacks in two american cities, hours apart. the fbi says there is no definitive link that we know of yet between the two, but they say to be cautious, it is still early. >> and we have new reporting on the cybertruck explosion in las vegas still ahead, but we begin today with that deadly attack in new orleans, where the fbi just wrapped up a news conference. >> we do not assess, at this point, that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack except for shamsud din jabbar, the subject you have already been briefed on. jabbar to pair declared his support for the terrorist group on social media, as i stated before, as he made his way to new orleans peered we do not believe the public is in any danger around any of these locations. fbi bomb technicians also recovered two ieds in coolers. we did obtain surveillance footage showing jabbar placing the devices where they were found. it is very hard to put into words what it looks like and how dif

. >> that was louisiana governor jeff landry earlier today addressing the apparent security failures allowed a lone man to run into people. and there's a number of upcoming events in new orleans. tomorrow the sugar bowl. february 9th the super bowl. and joining us fredrick alexander, senior law enforcement analyst on 21st century policing. gentlemen it is good to see you first. jim cavanaugh, help me understand how law enforcement assessing what went wrong here. the failures that took place and why it is critical to making sure that cities are better protected for plans like these. >> certainly we'll have the internal affairs and the state will look at the events clearly and see why that narrow street of bourbon street, the most iconic street in the city and the state. and one of the most iconic in america was not covered, barricaded and protected. it's a glaring failure. i don't think we need a six month commission to figure it out. i think it's pretty obvious. leaders are incredulous that a driver would drive over a sidewalk. and violates a traffic law and jumps up on the curb. wel

joining us now is the governor of louisiana, governor jeff landry.ank you very much for being with us. obviously it's a horrible day for your state, for the country, and i appreciate you taking the time with us. you know, as we're all digesting this, through the day though, news keeps changing with what it is we know, what we don't know, but one thing you've done is declared essentially a state of emergency. can you tell us what that does for you, what it allows when it comes to response and even recovery and your initial thoughts you want to share with the nation in the midst of this? >> yeah. i think first and foremost, we want to remember that there are families mourning out there. there are victims still fighting for their lives in hospitals in new orleans. we've got two brave police officers, one that i believe is going to be released tonight, and one that hopefully will be released tomorrow. those two officers not only put their life on the line but certainly helped to eliminate and ensured the elimination of the threat, which could have been a

. >> governor jeff landry calling flags at state buildings to fly at half staff on different days toery victim receives their own individual day of remembrance. president biden and the first lady visiting the historic french quarter monday, where they're attending a public prayer service and meeting with families and local officials. >> the president, whoever it is, represents america and by him and the first lady coming there showing that america cares. >> president biden previewed his message sunday. >> there's nothing you can really say to somebody who has had such a tragic loss. and my message is going to be personal to them. if i get if i get to get them alone about, they just have to hang on to each other. >> public safety in new orleans is a top concern as mardi gras season begins. and now the city of new orleans and the federal government will partner together during carnival season, as well as the super bowl in new orleans. caroline elliott, fox news. >> well, president biden today announced he is banning new offshore oil and gas drilling across more than 635 million acres o

louisiana governor jeff landry earlier said that the final victim identified was latasha polk, a certified nursing assistant and a mother of a 14 year old. rafael romo, cnn, new orleans, louisiana. >> their visit takes place just five days after the terror attack on bourbon street, killed 14 people and wounded dozens of others. a white house official says that the president and the first lady will grieve with the families and community members impacted by the tragic attack on january 1st, and meet with officials on the ground. a source familiar with the planning tells our team that the president is expected to attend a vigil in new orleans and deliver remarks there. local clergy and law enforcement community members and family members of the victims are likely to attend following an event here at the white house. on sunday, biden took questions from reporters and he was asked what message he would like to share with the families impacted. >> there's nothing you can really say to somebody who has had such a tragic loss. and my message is going to be personal to them. if i get if i get to ge

governor jeff landri from louisiana. these are americans, nonpartisan. a lot of these people i know because i've advocated with you. a lot of them are democrats. they put their political differences aside. mr. chairman, i want to enter this into the record. i also do want to, mr. kennedy as long as i have you here, i have read over 70 oversight letters under the biden administration and gotten squat out of them, okay? what i get is we get for example 50 pages of anthony fauci's emails redacted. by the way, the latest one was 17 pages instead of issuing a health alert on the myo carditis they neu was impacting young men early in 2021, instead of issuing an alert on the health alert network, they developed 17 pages of talking points. that was -- this was given to the public under a fara request. they have a new way of redacting. they don't black things out they give you white pages so you don't know what they have redacted. so again, i have issued a subpoena now to cover the information i've requested in 70 oversight letters. my question to you is as secre

moment to moment and now we also have a statement from the governor of louisiana and this is from jeff landryrse. this is a fluid situation and we are coordination with numerous local and federal law enforcement agencies to ensure a complete and thorough investigation to bring those who may have been part of this incident to justice. we recognize that there are tourists around us, and we urge all to avoid the french quarter as this is an active investigation. we understand the concerns of the community. and we want to reassure everyone that the safety of the french quarter and the city of new orleans remains our top priority. so clearly now there is the implication that they are looking for more. they are investigating. they are not presuming that this is it. so they are saying perhaps they don't know. and it is constantly changing dynamic. it did remind me, grace, 2017, croc attack in new york on a bicycle lane, near -- lubber west side near the wall street area, killed 11 people. i think it was mostly tourists. and he got out at that park and also had a gun. was eventually obviously capture

. >> governor jeff landry calling flags at state buildings to fly at half staff on different days tonsure every victim receives their own individual day of remembrance. president biden and the first lady visiting the historic french quarter monday, where they're attending a public prayer service and meeting with families and local officials. >> the president, whoever it is, represents america and by him and the first lady coming there showing that america cares. >> president biden previewed his message sunday. >> there's nothing you can really say to somebody who has had such a tragic loss. and my message is going to be personal to them. if i get if i get to get them alone about, they just have to hang on to each other. >> public safety in new orleans is a top concern. as mardi gras season begins, and now the city of new orleans and the federal government will partner together during carnival season, as well as the super bowl in new orleans. caroline elliott, fox news the state funeral events for former president carter are underway right now in georgia. >> carter is lying in repose

louisiana governor jeff landry earlier said that the final victim identified was latasha polk, a certified nursing assianana mother of a 14 ar old fael romo cnn, new orlean louisiana. >> a glimpse of progress in the gaza ceasefire and hostage release lks in doha, qar, accordg to reuters, hamas has proved aisraeli list of 34 hostages to be exchanged for palestiniaprisoners, but the israelgovernnt says it has not received thalist, reuters reports. t exchangis thdrawing fromaza, as well as aermanent ceasefire. secretary of state antony inken is hoping for a stage release and ceasefire al befo the end ojoe biden's presidency. >> what we've seen in the last couple of weeks is a. >> re-intensified engagement, including by hamas, but we have yet to see agreement on the final points. so what i can tell you is this we very much want to bring this over the finish line in the next two weeks. the time that we have remaining, and we will work every minute of every day of the of those two wks to tr to get thato happen. >> ukrainian troops occupying parts of russia's kursk region have launched surprise c

louisiana governor jeff landry is calling for 14 days of remembrance for the victims. cnn's rafael romo is in new orleans for us. rafael, the fbi says the the the suspect jabbar the man who carried out this attack used meta glasses to actually plan part of his attack. >> yeah. that's right. and that gives you the idea that he planned the attack for not weeks, but months ahead of time. because metal glasses look just like regular glasses. but they have the capability to video record whatever you're doing. and he was riding his bike here in his bike here in the french quarter recording as he went along. and let me show you a little bit of the scenery here. some of the things that you see, some of the paintings that somebody brought for in honor of the victims who died here in that new year's day terrorist attack and also a lot of flowers. and it's been a steady stream of people who have come here. earlier we heard from the fbi, not only that detail about the meta glasses, but also the timeline for everything that transpired well before the attack. and it started on octob