kayla. >> yes, john.nd it hasn't happened since december 2018, when that same group was gathered for the state funeral of former president george h.w. bush. it's an exclusive club, but it's one among whose relationships have been fraught in recent years with the two elections of donald trump seen as controversial among the establishment. president biden recently was asked what message, what message president elect trump could learn from jimmy carter, and he said one word in his answer. he said, decency, decency, decency. we expect that to be a highlight of biden's own message today as he prepares to deliver a eulogy for his longtime friend of 50 years. biden was among those helping to convince carter to run for president when he was serving as georgia's governor. in turn, carter endorsed biden's many senate runs and even helped raise funds for him in the late 70s. the two counseled each other on politics and life for decades, and biden recently paid a visit to plains georgia early on in his presidential t

kayla, what did the president say here? >> phil, the president said that his reaction to this attack was one of anger and frustration. he spent the morning being briefed by his senior most officials across government agencies. he said that he had spoken to officials from the cia, the fbi, his national security council. and in a written statement earlier today, he said that he would potentially have more to say on this matter later in the day when more facts are available. when he was pressed repeatedly by reporters on the tarmac before leaving delaware just a few moments ago about what he knew about the suspect, he refused to engage in any of those questions, saying that instead he was going to reserve any of his comments until he had full command of the facts. he suggested that perhaps he would have more to say in about an hour's time. he is currently on his way to camp david. that has been a planned a planned stop for him, but it remains to be seen whether anything else in his schedule will change. now. he did put out a s

kayla, so great to see you this morning. thanks for getting up.ten, this is the vice president's job. it's not the first time a vice president has had to certify their own election loss. but you got to imagine after this particular election, this one has to hurt for harris. tell us, what should we expect tomorrow? >> tomorrow is going to be a big day for vice president harris, because she will essentially be the face of the certification of the election. and that's going to be a big deal, because she's really remained a low profile ever since she lost november's election. and just to put this in perspective, this is typically a very routine and mundane process that congress does every four years. and yet, after what we saw on january 6th, 2021, we are now seeing security ramped up the secret service. consider this amongst their highest security events, in line with inaugurations, with the dnc, with the rnc, that has significantly changed. and she will also be the face because biden will be in new orleans. of course, after the horrific events that

. >> kayla tausche is at the white house covering the biden administration for us. kayla, we're told that members of the president's family, top members of the president's white house staff, and obviously vice president harris and her husband were in the room. tell us more. >> well, certainly it was a speech that the president hoped to not deliver, or at least to be handing the baton off to his vice president. but i think one of the most symbolic and perhaps most pervasive lines in the speech, jake, is the one where he said that his administration's work will take time to feel the impact of that. certainly in my conversations with senior administration officials and staffers, there is the view that history will remember the president more kindly than perhaps the president does, especially in the face of his extremely low approval rating right now. and when they talk about it, they talk about it in the context of the deep unpopularity of leaders of most developed democracies. at this moment. prime minister justin trudeau in canada, german chancellor olaf scholz, fren

vanessa yurkevich and kayla tausche, thanks to both of you. so were there any backroom deals that got speaker johnson reelected? cnn's manu raju is working to find out. he's coming back to update us on what he's learned. plus, what were republicans telling speaker johnson when his job looked to be on shaky ground? we're going to ask one republican member who was in his ear next. can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you onl across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much. tomorrow at nine, the thompson's new front door looks sharp. >> right. >> we need to wave her down to tell her that. >> no, no. for a young homeowner turning into their parents, the neighborhood is their life. >> i wonder who's visiting the burkes. that's not their car. >> hey, guys, who's winning now? >> most of the neighborhood uses progressive for their cars and house. >> she didn't ask. >> oh, progressive can't save you from becomi

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let's bring in cnn's kayla tausche. what more can you tell us on what he is saying? kayla. pamela. >> president biden has just left his home in wilmington, delaware, and he is currently in his motorcade. he'll be leaving momentarily from the delaware air national guard on his way to camp david, where he plans to spend the next few days. but certainly there has been a very busy morning for president biden. he's been receiving regular briefings in just moments ago, we got a statement from the president himself. i'll read you a part of that. it says, i am grateful for the brave and swift response of local law enforcement in preventing even greater death and injury, and he says that he has directed his team to ensure every resource is available from the federal government to support local officials. he also says, in the meantime, my heart goes out to the victims and their families who were simply trying to celebrate the holiday. there is no justification, he says, for violence of any kind, and we will not tolerate any attack on any of our nation's communities. he says that he's

kayla. kayla. >> how can you. kayla. how can you not remember the name after what you've done to us for over a year now? how can you not remember the name? >> that whole segment we did. don't do it. >> yeah, that's true for greg. >> finds out is out the window now. >> all the things that are happening vis a vis trump. i don't even know how to use that word, but it's like people are reacting to what they see versus what they were told by the government. and i think that's what's happening in all of these countries is that people are saying like, oh, they're acting on what they see. we know trudeau is a fraud. we don't need him anymore. >> well, the hoax is up. yes. the world leaders got together and the liberals are administration, and they decided to have focus all their strengths on imaginary monsters. everyone was chasing puff the magic environment. dragon. you know, we had to spend all this money on the green new deal and all this stuff. all the. all this fake terrorist. not real ones. moms and dads, truck drivers, an

these kayla is really a tax continues to escalate across different geographical locations and caused by the concentration has been pretty much during the past 24 hours on kansas city. the is very military is a so broken in the military attacks on a residential areas. one of the latest has a struck a school sheltering dozens of palestinians in the valley town. um its more reports coming from i witnessed a suggest that the sky line of northern garza east absolutely overwhelmed and covered with picks like smoke coming from buildings in the valley. a refugee come and big that here. that wet bend by the east, very ground forces, also medical teams in and out. the hospital continue to repeat. that is, but um, is this to ongoing with build chosing only residential homes in the facility say of the huge amount they've done this once before they did this on the trumpet, ministration sanctioned members of the i. c. c. didn't seem to have as that big of an impact, but it is likely to go through the senate. the senate majority leader says he's going to pass. it's likely it's going to wait until p

cnn's kayla tausche is over at the white house for us.ayla, this is an extremely high honor for these two people who could be potentially targets of the next administration. >> yeah, there's no question about that, wolf. >> the 20 individuals that biden is honoring today are receiving the second highest civilian honor. and by choosing those individuals alongside advocates for liberal causes like gay rights, veterans issues and gun safety, as well as some of his closest confidants over the course of the last several decades, biden is essentially sending a signal to the president elect that he has supported these individuals and their causes, even as trump and his team have sought to malign those two individuals and the work of their committee. biden is also still considering a preemptive pardon for cheney and other individuals, potentially targets of retribution by the incoming administration. and earlier today, at a separate event at the white house, i had an opportunity to ask the outgoing chair of the judiciary committee, senator dick d

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every day, or at least in the field, the get that you could you hold for just see when i spoke to kayla, could i have chris to me up at the wash, but dish cart storage, so when did the scottsdale go look? angel, so you bob? a sugar, the other 16 is the reading. the blue sky. beautiful mind. and dear to me. this is my home and i love everyone in the world the share, so i'm not sure which is great, but just the way it be in like the the village of nobody i could it was once piece of and all good because kitchen, cuz family home 5th of the youngest son was born here in 1937 the. ringback ready the deal that he's 87 now and lives and goes with his wife you me and they move to this is you to be closer to the children. the packages use the mr. trowbridge decided to use words to break the silence of your skin. studying has families, genealogy became readiness, goes to change because life work. so yes, i guess though you purchased, i started this right. you start wonderful experience when she left and we never know us or jill night do you did, you was not as nice are see of this loan that goes

that got to see us on the left again to call a lady, they can sign you need back date for leaving. kayla knew that dallas full so sick icicles sort of minor legal question on legal question that no one have the chance to study for right. but a question that, you know, maybe maybe a research girl would probably be smart enough to figure out. i mean, at least that's what i think they were thinking. and that's like the young, by the binomial choice, i get on an equity raise or uniform dental really badly go. he will die the elastic look, sadly the find them at the one me lady had no, no i knew will not. they love you. i don't know so quick us are folks who are minor to actually get northeast and he will not lease so who. hello. he gave me the who to me my email he going to have you got out on the me mama timothy doing sema ice like guess so please can you are you going to say your name, your name? yeah. so that's what happened. they tried to stop her, but they couldn't. she's on stop bubble she one. and i've always known that my mother was mrs. panama. that you know, she's fabulous. now tha

i want to bring in cnn's kayla tausche now from the from wilmington. should say she's traveling with president joe biden. i understand the president has been briefed. what can you tell us? >> well, danny, the president was briefed earlier this morning on the horrific incident in new orleans. the white house says that it is also in touch with new orleans mayor cantrell, and that the fbi is already on the ground in new orleans offering support. we expect that biden will be briefed throughout the day as new information is available, and the white house has said that it is also available to provide its support to local law enforcement as this situation evolves. now, president biden is here in wilmington for a family event. >> he came here after a vacation post christmas in saint croix in the virgin islands, and we expect that he'll be departing for camp david in just a couple of hours. >> it's unclear whether that still remains his plan. uh, but as of right now, the white house has not communicated any change of plans for the president. reporters could get

took the beheading of three young americans, innocent americans, and the horrible rape and torture of kayla our country. i mean, to me, there was a moral awakening with the brutal public murders of these four innocent americans. and in that same timeframe, luke somers and robert levinson, two other brave... luke, a photojournalist, and robert, even a former fbi agent, who also were abandoned in captivity, essentially, to make... it really pushed president 0bama to do a full government and non—government review. so it was kind of a moral awakening, i like to think, that made our government realise we have to do better, we have to look at this. and there's been a levinson act, so—called... yes. ..which establishes a new protocol for handling these so—called hostage situations. for wrongful detention designation. yeah. you've got now a special presidential envoy within the state department who handles these particular cases, roger carstens. and he says, "what we now refer to as the hostage recovery enterprise "would likely not exist without diane foley." well, i was angry, stephen. and i told

usually it's a very key roy, best winters, you know, we've talked a place to the attorney for kayla. be, locate me. how could it be? uh, additional it'll say one point, the bus you know, to negotiate with somebody. you know, there was an argument. you shall have 2 more to go out of state, you'll get the people that see something because he really does it on there. so they're show us plenty of will be side or east on the the cause him or stuck with them know close to natural beaches. was that peaceful? that'd be pretty sweet on the small the, on the, on this get for the stuff now she thought of useful but not good, but you know, tell that base only the c u and that's what i'm going to put you in tech. we so uh, the sweet saw today not quite a bit of the the test lab goes donnelly's friend and colleague, professor of surgery, marco vacovich, china. they're watching his patients die from cancer. so he decided to conduct an investigation in the territories when they tell used uranium bones, federal templates, and one. but all i have to to them way to ride to what city do i have to keep a

fourth quarter kayla williams made a couple acrobatic shots. they beat 19th-ranked alabama earlier. they beat the wolfpack tonight 78-71. the bears are 15-2 and 11-0 at home. you know what they said after the game? you know it. you tell the story. you tell the whole wide world this is bear territory. they are red hot. >> they are. i feel like you doing highlights just sort of energizes me on a down day. i need you to narrate me brushing my teeth and bleaching the sink and such. >> no coffee needed with me. just hang with me. >> never has been that way, vern. thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll have an update on the fires burning across southern california and what could be in store for the next few days. >>> stay with us. >>> the toyota tahoe report is ready. let's head over to the map. >> it's been a calm weather pattern in terms of any precipitation, whether it's rain at sea level or snow in the high elevations, zero the past 24 hours, good travel weather on u.s. 50 and i-80. the base is good, 2 feet to 6 feet plus depending on location and elevation. the temperatures are goin

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their medium nice agents are using austin's intelligence, kayla. but it's, but it still needs human oversight spots. part of assumed intelligence is seemingly losing the balance of power to us technology company. it may feel that this assist super power and that a few large companies have the keys to the super power. but eventually, many of this will happen that it will democratize. and as the technology democratize and is used by a lot of people, not just a few and produced by a lot of people, not just a few. it distributes the power across many. so i think this, this kind of power overhang is only a question of some short from time windows. there was a time and they said, video killed the radio star. now concerned if a i can do the same by taking away a lot of to the bottom line. you sold me as agents one. hey, i just paid for that. so for me, based on the credit for this use uh for the best buy will be here in just a moment though with much more of the dies news to stay with us the up to you as opposed to the racing damage close to the precious

because what's, what's it gonna lose him if he, i mean, unless they kayla, i mean are if k junior's already being on doing the media around saying he's going to does all whole departments of the food and drug administration and effects a big pharma. and we know the power, big farm. i mean the story is a big farmer whistle blows and horribly dangerous circumstances. the 1970s a violence. but what's, what's so fascinating about this moment is that trump got in largely, i mean, his entire power base is not. you know, it has nothing to do with corporate money. it doesn't have to do with institutional america. it's not even really based on things like twitter, x, he just has massive numbers of people who voted for him and he doesn't owe anybody anything. and he can afford to do almost anything in terms of upsetting traditional constituencies and he would be shared for it. so it's a unique circumstance. no, no president has ever gotten to the the white house and not owed quite a lot this time we'll have to see. but he has opportunities here. and i, and i know from talking to people in this campai

so this stock exchange is supposed to have them ways that we sources that they need to release kayla to really grow and also has the token economy that has been suffering for the last 4 years. millions displaced. the timing is the reality in this country and the country is trying to be self sufficient. and this is the government's way of trying to make use your best self sufficient feed itself. and also there's an issue of a, it's a country that's not involved. there's that box and forth between somebody and somebody not to use the you know, they're the courts. so the government is saying they need resources, they need to open their economy. the government, the prime minister, has been saying he's also going to bringing for 9 investments to the children airlines. one of the most profitable companies in this country on sale of it is that when they were about for an investment ahead, wherever it's not investment likely to come from. because china and russia have definitely been playing a huge role when it comes to investments in africa. right now, especially china and as i last for cou

all of these are our missiles, ukrainian ones, as well as kayla's name and the types of weapons his address agent footage of goods i'm as i was in action. but when he mentioned that you planes sense on miss out the video, he present it was actually the south korea miss launch from 2017 in claims aside of certain massage nation by that obviously it has been under development since 262018 ukraine unveiled a mockup of the system during am a supervisor since then the, the production process has been hampered by funding shortfalls. and there's really no confirmation whether it has ever been used in bustle, international affairs, and security, and as well as the boat. it says the incident is an embarrassment for so that's the, i always said that the russians would tremble at the mention of the names of these weapons. well, the russian social media and media is trembling with, with laughter. because quite obviously he has a gun in space. i think that this is most likely the result of some kind of uh, shoddy uh, editorial um production process from his p r management team and i, the russian media i

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so 1st of all, so because at this time we were so is this oh, i am in uh, photos, kayla village club. just a couple of questions. uh so can you just save and anything about the to song sufficient blood test agent for the entities that the vigil couple which are pretty you still with me, i was gonna be eligible for some of those 2 cost on the new $1.00, but the new and they were still out of time crunch and stuff so, but i was needing some great social then we have to cut off some of the special. i'm not sure what this got to do, what you put your what, which one was that protects that? i can what i told you up for you, but adjustments to could because you have 2 more to there's no one year old and i need it as up on your door, isn't it? because that's still what i see to get to what still metal. it's pretty, it's the approach of putting the actual results good to go to the um, the path and we more than a key drop is. it's showing me the opposite to you on this. you got to the cause of much to use the rest and put it towards what i see. it kind of get pushed back. and then that all the

so these kayla is really a tax continues to escalate across different geographical locations in gaza, but the concentration has been pretty much during the past 24 hours on the guns with ctv is very military is a so rotating the military attacks on residential areas. one of the latest has struck a school, sheltering dozens of palestinians and the value of the town. um, it's more reports coming from eye witnesses suggests that the sky line of northern garza is absolutely overwhelmed and covered with pick select smoke coming from buildings in the valley, a refugee come and pick la here. that wet then by the east. very ground forces, also medical teams and allowed to hospital continue to repeat. that is, but um, is it still ongoing? we build chosing old residential homes on the facility of the hospital. um it moved you to ration is taking place among medical cases, left the and could be assigned or uh, that is rarely a escalation might take place within the coming days as they are military operation has no sign of stopping or of faxing and northern garza, with different towns and village

they're medium nice agents are using austin's intelligence, kayla. but it's the, it's the needs human oversight spot of the machine. the intelligence is seemingly losing the balance of power to of technology companies. it may feel that this is a super power and that a few large companies have the keys to the super power. but eventually many of this will happen then it was democratized, and as to acknowledge, democratize and is used by a lot of people, not just a few and produced by a lot of people, not just a few to distribute the power across many. so think this, this kind of power overhang is only a question of some short from time windows. there was a time and they said video killed the radio star. now concerned if a i can do the same by taking away a lot of jobs. the bottom line, you sold me as agents once a overtake a palestinian film has been short listed at the academy awards in the best international feature category from ground 0 is showing you cinemas in the us, chris, the silly me reports from you. the setting is familiar to anyone who wat

that, for example, is to open out to local journalists or kayla muffins, reading between the lines here of america's efforts in ukraine. i'm what just happened in california. right when we really need it. the us secretary of defense lloyd austin, has decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 to fight wild buyers. well, actually, he's decided to spend half a $1000000000.00 for ukraine, but it gets worse. samantha power, who directs the us agency for international development as in unloading all kinds of supplies, do you brain gleaning drones and other equipment now? where did she get it from? well, according to the usa id website, a lot of the materials that have been going to ukraine have come from los angeles area fire departments. us aid has helped 16 communities, established volunteer fire brigades. equipping each group with protective gear motor palms, chainsaws, rescue motor cutters, rechargeable spotlights, fire extinguishers and hydraulic rescue tools. folks in los angeles are certainly not thrilled now. lots of houses, nozzles, body, armor, turnouts, and protective equipment has be

while the kenneth buys north of kayla passes. the spot is in the san fernando valley. the pacific palisades blazes the largest and has been through more than 9 and a half 1000 hit is. it is only 11 percent contained. the 8th and file has been the most deadly killing 11 people. it's 15 percent contained and has destroyed nearly 6000 hit is of land the kenneth 5000 most recently. but it's nearly fully contained at this 5 that began on tuesday. that is engulfed 320 hit this. so lavelle got a 1st hand look at the danger and the devastation from the. so here's what the possible to say if los angeles looks like this one is being split for the app, but only wild weather conditions allow a best. the problem with these when set to pick up a lot over the coming days, full cost is avoiding that this could be about to get a lot worse. here. the palisades via has already claims more than 9 hector's more houses light, and it's passed the flames approach menacingly. almost the whole thing homeowners, as they wonder if this is it. they've watched this dozens of times this week on tv .

supported by kayla, caitlin and rebecca. want to offer special thanks whose integral to planning and thinking through this conversation. our remarkable production team eric with others. we are joined today this production this conversation is also being fed through the c-span channel we want to acknowledge that audience and grateful they can join us today. a few quick brief framing remarks that we will turn to dr. gupta to help set the stage on where we are and what the future looks like. it's difficult to exaggerate the magnitude of damage and threat posed by america's opioid epidemic is discouraged coaches every corner of american society at the root of the declining u.s. life expectancy is something acknowledge and think about more seriously it has evolved from prescription opioids to heroin, to fentanyl. synthetic biology era lives lost has been shocking between 1999 in today over half a million deaths. i think will hear from dr. gupta the numbers rose to well over 100,000 in recent years we've also had this recent reduc

that jv team killed many americans including kayla mueller and james and sotloff and others.s is a dangerous group of people. we had a wide open border for four years, kayleigh. we have had not just the terrorists on the watch list that we caught. the thousands and hundreds of thousands of got-aways. so we have got isis. we know for a fact we have got hezbollah here. we have chinese soldiers here. you name it, the bad guy central is here in america. it's time that the fbi stop going after catholic, people going to latin mass and pta parents going to pta meetings and antiabortion protesters and january 6th guys and go round up all these isis terrorists, hezbollah terrorists, the chinese agents. >> brian: in terms of the people in the intelligence unit, there has been a subtle, slow, gradual pushback from the 9/11. >> lawrence: of course. >> brian: point of view. maybe overactive in terms of where is that terrorists lurking around the corner. as you see what happened in germany. you see what happened in new zealand there was an attack. you are seeing that isis, perhaps is more

. >> reporter: take kayla douglas who sent an instagram dm that changed the course of her career. >>ed to get the itch and wanted to see what else is out there. >> so, you're in this corporate job feeling like, i think i'm ready for a change. what did you do? >> i was sharing projects i was working on that were relevant to the travel space and connected with a couple other like-minded travel professionals, one of whom was -- partner of smart flier. one day i was watching instagram stories and -- mexico city. and that's how we started chatting. i asked her, you know, i really admire your work. if you ever having anything in the marketing space that is open. and she immediately said, i have something. would you like to come in and chat. >> were you nervous? >> of course! there wasn't a describe description. that was also the unique nature of reaching out in this way. sometimes you don't know what you're looking for until it's in front of you. >> ashley is a content creator and videographer. >> i'll take random items, usually a food item, and make it a very high fidelity commercial from

karine: look, when i answered this question about, i think it was a polling question from kayla, i also talked about in my answering that question how popular some of the things that the president has done. chips and science act, bipartisan infrastructure legislation, the pact act, and even the provisions of the inflation reduction act. and i talked about the insulin being at 35 bucks a month for seniors. those are thing, all those things i just laid out are popular with the american people. that is something that the incoming administration has to think about. republicans on the other side of pennsylvania has to think about. these are things that are incredibly popular. some of them, the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, chips and science act, pact act, were done in a bipartisan way. so to undo those successes, some of the things that again, popular with the american people, you know, that's something that they have to seriously, seriously think about. and you know, what we have done in those historic pieces of legislation that obviously is now law, will have lasting effects on pe

kayla williams swings the ball to the corner.uarez takes the one dribble and connects for the three. suarez had one more in her. she made her third three in a row. golden bears extend their lead. and then later in the quarter williams puts the wolfpack defender in a spin cycle and finishes with that layup off the glass. cal went on to win 7871, and they remain undefeated at haas pavilion. to the college football playoffs. notre dame and penn state clashed in the orange bowl tonight. the winner punching their ticket to the national championship game here in the fourth quarter. the game is tied up at 17. nick singleton runs in for his third touchdown of the game to give the fighting irish a seven point lead. later in the fourth, riley leonard finds a wide open jaden greathouse connects and takes it all the way to the house of 54 yard touchdown, and the game is tied at 24. 12 seconds left mitch jeter for the win. the 41 yarder is good, and notre dame goes on to win 2724. they're going to face the winner out of the ohio state and tex

. >> trace: i can't tell you, kayla, how many times today i heard from members of congress, hey, maybe this thing so people start trusting the fbi again. >> well let's hope because public trust in the fbi is at an all-time low for the century. and that again is exacerbating this crisis. and the problem with the fbi, they've given conflicted messaging at first. no one trusts what they have to say. the problem is that the fbi has abandoned its primary mission which is securing the domestic security of this nation. and instead they pursued a political agenda often at the expense of our national security. and a great question for kash patel if he's confirmed or lawmakers to investigate further is how many fbi special agents and investigators were deferred to the prosecution over donald trump over the past year. how many agents were assigned to january 6th cases? i don't think we're going to like the answers, trace, and might find the agenda cost american lives. >> trace: i have 53 seconds for you. the fbi came out this morning, jessica, and said this is not a terror attack. they saw the is

team back before president trump came to office, and that jv team killed many americans, including kayla mueller and james foley and peter sotloff and others. so, you know, this is a very dangerous group of people. and we've had a wide open border for four years. we've had not just the terrorists on the watch list that we've caught the thousands and hundreds of thousands of gotaways. so we've got isis. we know for a fact we've got hezbollah here. we've got chinese soldiers here. we've got, you know, you name it, the bad guys central is here in america. and kash patel is and stephen miller and the folks who are in charge of homeland security are going to have their hands full when they get into office, because it's time that the fbi stop going after catholic people going to latin mass and, and pta parents going to pta meetings and anti-abortion protesters and january 6th guys, and they've got to go find round up all these isis terrorists, the hezbollah terrorists, the chinese agents. and that's going to be a lot of work. kayleigh. >> it is. and ambassador o'brien, you know, we know that a

. >> kayla tausche a truck, a teeming crowd, and terror. we have the people that got hit by this car. that is the simple formula that brought violence and death to bourbon street. >> this man was trying to run over as many people as he possibly could. >> and it is far from an isolated incident in china. late last year, a man rammed his car into a crowd, killing more than 30. in canada in 2021, a family was purposely crushed by a pickup, just a few years after ten people were killed with a van. the motivations vary, but in new orleans, what i can tell you right now is that he was 100% inspired by i.s.i.s.. terror groups have long pushed the idea of using vehicles to run down large crowds. and al qaeda magazine in 2010 even showed a ford pickup similar to the rented one used in new orleans, and urged readers to mow down the enemies of allah with the ultimate mowing machine. over the past ten years, some researchers say vehicular assaults have become the most common tool of terrorists worldwide because they require no real training, minimal pl