theme from new york new york theme from new york, new york cheering we are watching the live pictures from new york, seeing in the brand—new year, the ball drop has been held annually since, except in 1942 and 1943 in observance of wartime blackouts. this is new york's moment. let's take a listen. music we are going to leave the peak will celebrating in times square to enjoy the moment, seeing in 2025. in style as always. we have been following around the globe is different countries and cities have been seeing in new year and just overfive seeing in new year and just over five years seeing in new year and just overfive years ago seeing in new year and just over five years ago london welcomed in the new year. this is london- _ welcomed in the new year. this is london. this _ welcomed in the new year. this is london. this is _ welcomed in the new year. this is london. this is london. 100,000 people lined the banks of the river thames as big ben sounded for the first time this year, and auld lang syne rang out. the display lasted 11 minutes and included 12,000 fireworks and 420 lights.

. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. there's no alcohol in these beverages. yvonne cannon is the owner and executive chef of poland. turiya in los gatos is seeing an uptick in mocktail orders. >> there's so much more out there that you can actually make, you know, rum and coke or a gin and tonic or a margarita. >> cannon's once owned a bottle shop full of nonalcoholic spirits. she sees the nonalcoholic industry growing for people who are choosing to either not drink or take a break from it. >> typically, during the year, i'll take a week or two weeks or however long that you know my soul can handle not having a cocktail. i'm sure everyone understands that. >> the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine studies the relationship between alcohol and health outcomes. their most recent report says that drinking moderately may have health benefits, but several other recent studies have shown that consuming alcohol could raise your risk of certain types of cancer. we spoke with doctor keith

>> this is severely crazy happening new year's eve. >> now the rafah morning news, a south bay family starting the new year off without a home after early morning house fire how the family is now dealing with this major setback. plus, a person is dead and a suspect behind bars deadly new year's day shooting in the mission district. killer was an american citizen. warren in texas. he posted videos on social media indicating inspired by isis. and we have the latest in that tragedy. with 10 people were killed when driver rammed his truck into a crowd on new year's day. what we're now learning about suspect. well, the morning and thank you for waking up with this bright and early on january. second, 2025 harvey. >> all right. let's dive into the forecast for a lot of you are still out there celebrating and taking in the new year. kathy trafton joining my guest good morning. made you know, i hope you had a good new year. it was just beautiful, dry weather dry on new year's day. and will that continue? well, here we go. here's a look from mount tam up. highest clear skies. you can actually

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new year, new tolls.ay area driver is going to pay more when crossing some bridges and toll plazas. what you should know before you cross. the news at six starts right now. good evening everyone. i'm jessica aguirre and i'm garvin thomas. we are continuing our coverage tonight of that tragedy in new orleans, bourbon street, one of the most popular places to be on new year's eve, targeted in a terror attack. the story is developing with new details coming in all day. yeah, a lot of details, a few things changing as we go through the day. but this is what we know about the attack so far at this hour. it happened overnight around 315 in the morning. at least 15 people man intentionally drove a pickup truck into a crowd on bourbon street. that driver opened fire on responding police officers, wounding two. he died in that gunfight. the street was bustling with new year's celebrations when this all unfolded. like the least expected thing. you know it. i don't even know how he managed to maneuver that. with the

we are coming on the air with breaking news in new orleans new orleans.n act of terror after a man killed a pickup truck through

>> mary: tonight, breaking news. the horrific start to the new year. at least 15 people killed and dozens hurt when a truck plows into a crowd celebrating in new orleans. an isis flag found at the scene. and the news just coming in. why authorities think the suspect didn't act alone. surveillance video showing a white pickup truck before it veered right into a crowd of pedestrians, racing down bourbon street for at least three blocks. the driver firing at officers and people in the street with an assault-style rifle before he was stopped by police. heavily armed officers racing through the city's french quarter. a terrifying scene of carnage. victims lying in the street. authorities finding viable explosives in the truck and elsewhere in the popular tourist area. the fbi identifying the man they say is responsible. an american citizen who lived in texas, who had an isis flag inside the truck he was driving. they say he clearly wanted to hurt as many people as he could. >> he was hell bent on creating the carnage and the damage that he did. >> they're n

announcer: and now, "bbc news" c news.e model and my best friend, the brother of one of the victims killed in terror attack in new orleans told the bbc of his family's heartbreaking loss. >> it hurts. that was my best friend. looked at him. looked up to him for everything. he was my will model for inspiration. all i ever wanted to do was make him proud. >> the fbi says it now believes the driver behind the terror attack on bourbon street was acting alone. he posted videos online proclaiming allegiance to the islamic state group. las vegas police say there is no apparent connection linking the attack in new orleans with the explosion of a tesla cybertruck outside the trump international hotel also on new year's day. large parts of the u.k. are preparing for snow and ice as a three-day weather alert comes into force. but first, we begin with breaking news coming out of seoul in south korea. these are life pictures we have coming in from outside the president's residence. what we understand from the local news agency is autho

new year, new you. gets all of us going in the new year with a focus on becoming the person that you want to be. we know a lot of us have a lot of time on our hands. and that's a joke. right? it's so hard to get your goals and your resolutions done when you are busy. right? but we know you are sending time for yourself to do some self-improvement. let's talk about this. all right. whether it be to better shape. john ramos takes us to planet fitness in walnut creek. watch. >> reporter: on the first day of a new year, lifetime gym and walnut creek was full of people imagining new possibilities for themselves. >> new year's is a wonderful time for people. it's a bit of the arbitrary date. but it helps us organize ourselves. and it helps us throw ourselves into new passions. >> reporter: personal trainer jonathan mahar says it's important to make realistic resolutions. it's probably not a good idea to lose 20 pounds in one month. or run a marathon as your first ever race. a study revealed that only 8% of pe

. >> happy new year.happy new year. there's no alcohol in these beverages. yvonne cannon is the owner and executive chef of poland. turiya in los gatos is seeing an uptick in mocktail orders. >> there's so much more out there that you can actually make, you know, rum and coke or a gin and tonic or a margarita. >> cannon's once owned a bottle shop full of nonalcoholic spirits. she sees the nonalcoholic industry growing for people who are choosing to either not drink or take a break from it. >> typically, during the year, i'll take a week or two weeks or however long that you know my soul can handle not having a cocktail. i'm sure everyone understands that. >> the national academies of sciences, engineering, and medicine studies the relationship between alcohol and health outcomes. their most recent report says that drinking moderately may have health benefits, but several other recent studies have shown that consuming alcohol could raise your risk of certain types of cancer. we spoke with doctor keith hump

new video of that blast. plus, minutes ago, new information about a possible military connection between the driver of that cybertruck and the driver in new orleans. two major investigations underway at this late hour, both prompting major concerns about security and your safety. we begin with nbc bay area's jocelyn moran, who is in the studio. and, jocelyn, you've been tracking the developments out of new orleans. what do we know at this late hour? garvin thomas. the details are alarming. investigators found weapons and explosives in the truck tonight. the fbi does not believe the suspect was solely responsible for the attack. they're asking the public for assistance. video capturing the chaos and terror that unfolded on the streets of new orleans early this morning. officials say the suspect started his attack at 3:15 a.m. local time. he plowed a rented pickup with an isis flag on the trailer hitch into the crowds of the historic french quarter. in this video, you can see the truck getting around a police c

15 people on new year's day.are learning more about the suspect behind the attack and how he was radicalized by isis. >> the police are now or narrowing down search for a cybertruck right in front of a trump hotel in las vegas. no connection made between the incidents go to a common thread is tying them together. you are watching "fox & friends first" on thursday morning and ashley strohmier and carley shimkus has that they off. >> todd: the latest on the new orleans attack, doug. >> congress is looking for and expanding well beyond new orleans. but we will begin as the true magnitude of this attack really beginning to think end. early yesterday morning, a truck rammed through a crowd that gathered to celebrate the new year killing at least 15 people and wounding a number of others. we are learning the identities of some of the victims of this horrific attack. the alleged driver, 42-year-old shamsud-din jabbar an army veteran who at one point had deployed to afghanistan. to the place and used in certain what beli

this is a new news conference with updates, so we are just waiting to hear from the mayor of new orleansll as a new orleans superintendent and also the fbi. let's listen in to see if that's about to begin. so nothing just yet from that, but we will bring that to you. it looks obvious it like it is eminent. let mejust looks obvious it like it is eminent. let me just tell you a little bit more about what happened when the suspect drove into a crowd of people. the fbi, the lead agency investigating, has confirmed the suspect was shot dead at the suspect was shot dead at the scene after exchanging fire with law enforcement. ten people have been killed after the truck hit crowds of new year's revelers in the city. at least 25 others injured. local police say the driver tried to run over as many people as possible. his actions were described as very intentional. two officers were wounded and are said to be in a stable condition. in these images... in these images shared by earthcam, you can see a group of police officers running toward the scene. and this picture from social media, checked by

all in all, a tragic start to the new year in new orleans.we are learning about the suspect, who has just been named, julie, i am hearing right now, in our ear, that the suspect has been identified, i believe as shamsud din jabbar. >> julie: yes. >> jonathan: we don't know anything about that person's background, but now formally identified by the fbi. i'm just being told, as well, that he is indeed or was indeed a u.s. citizen, and i believe i was told in my ear that he is from kansas. so that information just coming in from texas -- i correct myself there. what i was told was he is from texas. shamsud din jabbar. so obviously there will be a great deal of research going into his background now, julie, any social media presence, anything they can find. i have also heard they may be looking now, the police, at a residence which may have been in airbnb down in new orleans, all of this we will get more details on as this develops, but the fbi has named the suspect as a 42-year-old man from texas, a u.s. citizen, named shamsud din jabbar. julie?

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we'll build new playgrounds and create hundreds of new opportunities for kids to join music and drama, youth volunteer organizations and sports teams. these activities are transformative. just ask brian hernandez-lopez, who's with us here today. brian wandered into the ring of hope boxing club in schenectady at the age of 13. he told the coaches at the time, "i just need some way to defend myself." and he fell in love, not just with the sport, but with how it made him feel. strong and hopeful. confident he could take anything on, inside the ring and out. today, brian's finishing his associate's degree as a high school senior while coaching younger kids at the club. [applause] oh, his future is so much brighter now. and that's the power of our youth programs. brian, please stand up. [applause] i've spoken thus far about our affordability and public safety agenda. now let's turn to something that i also believe is just common sense. a stable home is the foundation of a stable life. but for far too many new yorkers, it's a dream that feels impossibly out of reach. and i'm not the first o

now it is lunar new year. happy lunar new year for those who celebrate. if you are stepping out tonight, i want to show you what you can expect. clouds will advance later on this evening. 40s 50s. as we head into tomorrow morning, 30s and 40s to start the day for the afternoon hours. partly cloudy and highs will be right around the 50s for most of you. so out the door you will need to still bundle up despite the fog and the cloud cover. mid to upper 30s and our coldest inland valleys. afternoon highs will be in the 50s for most of you. 60 degrees in san jose. and here comes the storm impact scale. it's a light level one for friday. rain arrives in the morning, turns more scattered into showery activity. wet roadways and breezy conditions is what you need to watch out for. 5:00 in the morning, rain is moving into the north bay. it spreads by 11 a.m. it is steady, and then as we head into the evening hours, we'll see scattered showers for the evening commute. going into the late night hours, more showers into saturday. and here is a look at the estimates ta

on the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. working tonight fox news at night getting a very telling first look inside the home of the terrorist who had a rental truck and drove it into a crowd on bourbon street killing 14. shamsud din jabbar lived in a rundown trailer in houston, texas,, with goats in the front yard blocks from the local mosque, "new york post" reporter jenny will give us a guided tour in moments, plus... >> at least 35 were injured, this was an act of terrorism, it was premeditated, and evil act, he was 100% inspired by isis. >> trace: the fbi officially classifying the new orleans attack as an isis inspired act of terrorism, and it comes after president biden called white supremacy, the biggest threat to our homeland. experts now warning that more members of isis may already been walking among us. >> there are folks who are members of isis orcs -- or inspired by isis but there are planners, there are those who may be activated, this is the task that trump and his team will face. >> trace: meantime college fo

new orleans attack. go to nbc news senior white house respondent kelly o'donnell. what are we learning? >> president biden will convene a meeting in the situation room at about 12:15 with his homeland security team to get an update on all of the latest developments as investigators are learning more and doing more of the intensive work to try to understand what happened and all the ramifications of the attack in new orleans. two and half weeks left in president biden's term and this series of events in new orleans and certainly in las vegas and with the holiday just shows that at any point there are outside events that can demand the president's time and attention and this is clearly one of those. he spoke from camp david where he spent the holiday, he will be returning from there the later this morning. he talked about concern for the victims who were directly affected by the attacks and the death and injuries there as well as to the wider community and saying he wants all federal resources made availab

we are coming on the air with breaking news in new orleans new orleans. an act of terror after a man killed a pickup truck through bourbon street killing ten people and injuring dozens and the driver came out of the truck and open fire on officers injuring two before being shot and killed. the improvised devices were also discovered in and around the scene of the attack in those devices are now being tested. the white house as president biden briefed on the attack and has been in touch with the mayor of new orleans. i want to bring a senior correspondent aaron katersky and what is the timeline help us and pulled? this as three local time. there was a crowd on bourbon street a mix of tourist and local land white pickup street on bourbon street and get around barriers to ramming an attack accelerated him very, very fast plowed into the crowd up pedestrians killing at least ten, injuring roughly three dozen. initially, the police responded to the first call for active shooter because there were gunshots. went the suspect exited the vehicle he shut up the new

nbc news special report. we have learned that just after 3:00 this morning, police in new orleans say a man driving a pickup truck plowed into a crowd of people on bourbon street in the french quarter w who had ben celebrating new year's, killing at least ten people. more than 30 people are in the hospital as we speak with injuries. this driver then apparently opened fire on two police officers. both of those officers were shot. we understand they are in stable condition at this hour. they are also now investigating an improvised explosive device that is in the french quarter as well, a kind of suspicious package here. all of it happening just hours before the sugar bowl is set to begin in new orleans, drawing crowds of college football fans. the superintendent of the new orleans police department says this driver was, in her words, hell bent on creating carnage on creating damage. the new orleans mayor has called this a terrorist attack, clearly intentional. this driver was at a very fast clip, driving very

new o'rourke's on 80 treatment gel. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we are following breaking news out of new orleans, where we just got a big, brand new update from federal and local officials. and i cannot overstate how many of them there were at this press conference, lending their some of them opinions. a lot of new facts that we learned as well on this deadly attack in the heart of the french quarter. so here's what we now know. the fbi says it does not believe that the suspect who rammed into a crowd of people on bourbon street overnight acted alone, and that officials are aggressively hunting down every lead, including trying to find possible associates. authorities have identified the attacker as a 42 year old u.s. citizen from texas. they say he had an i.s.i.s. flag and several suspected explosive devices in the rented pickup truck that he used to plow down bourbon street. also, that there were other explosive devices found around the french quarter. the incident unfolded just steps away from the superdome. superdome? pardon me? where the sugar bowl college football game betwe

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>> griff: fox news alert. fbi on the hunt for more suspects saying it does not believe the new orleans terror suspect acted alone before killing 15 people on new year's. >> lawrence: we are learning homemade bombs were found inside the suspect's truck. sandra smith madison is in new orleans with the latest details. >> hi. investigators are combing through evidence in multiple states to figure out why this happened and authorities do not believe this suspect acted alone. it has been only 24 hours since 42-year-old shamsud din jabbar plowed a rental truck into crowds of people, killing at least 15, injuring dozens and traumatize ing countless people. we've been speaking to witnesses, this may be difficult to hear. >> just traumatic parts of human nature, what anyone is capable of, like bodies managing ed editoreled and strown, unrecognizable. >> blessed to be alive, grateful, but you are not happy. >> fbi says there was isis flag and multiple ieds in the truck jabbar was driving. how did the texas-born u.s. citi

the new mayor is a new direction for the city.aniel lurie takes over after six years of london breed leading san francisco. abc seven news anchor dan ashley gives us a snapshot of san francisco at this point. >> overall, crime is at a 20 year low. our abc seven data team fact checked statistics sent out by the city. homicides are down 35% in the past year, and auto break ins dropped more than 50%. homelessness is up, reaching a record of more than 8300 people at last count in 2024. san francisco has the highest homelessness rate per capita in the bay area, but most local counties saw homelessness increase, and it's also gone up around california. the san francisco's economic struggles have been big news since the pandemic, and they're not over. the city's office vacancy rate was at a historic low of 5% pre-pandemic. it's steadily risen since, hitting 35% last year. >> very interesting. our coverage of mayor elect daniel lowery's inauguration begins this morning at 11 a.m. you can see it live wherever you watch abc seven. >> presid

orleans on new year's day.>>>>do not assess at this point that anyone else involved in this attack is involved in this attack, except for shamsuddin jabar. the >>>>fbi has identified the attacker as 42 year old shamsuddin jabar, a u.s. citizen and army veteran. court records show he was divorced three times in the past 13 years. the fbi says the killer had an isis flag attached to the truck. he >>>>posted several videos to an online platform proclaiming his support for isis. >>>>authorities say at least one suspected improvised explosive device and two guns were recovered at the scene. >>>>arms and bombs and all that man. but the aftermath was really what got me like bodies. bodies all up and down the street. >>>>among the victims killed were 28 year old former princeton university football star tiger besh and reggie hunter, a 37 year old father of two. >>>>this hurts. this this is terrible. and like, we want as much justice for him as we possibly can get. >>>>new orleans police say they are ramping up their se

and we begin with that breaking news and our coverage terror in new orleans just hours into the new year. right now, officials are looking for other people who may have assisted the suspect who drove a pickup truck through a crowd on one of america's most iconic streets, bourbon street, killing at least ten people and injuring at least 35 others. >> we are working with our partners to investigate this as an act of terrorism. we're aggressively running down all of the leads to identify this. the possible subjects associates. we're working to ensure that there is no further threat. >> sources telling cnn the fbi is looking at whether anyone helped the suspect plant improvised explosive devices that were found around the french quarter. officials say the suspect who drove the truck is a 42 year old u.s. citizen from texas who had an i.s.i.s. flag on his truck, and he is now dead after a shootout with police. we're going to show you an image of that suspect right now. warning you may find it disturbing. now, here you can see his body laying on the street next to the truck. police say he used

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brand new details about the deadly new year's day terror attack that killed 14 people. the timeline, new surveillance video and chilling details about witnesses who likely saw key evidence. >> then the other terror investigation, this one in las vegas after a tesla cybertruck exploded in front of the trump hotel. what authorities believe happened just moments before that blast. and we're just one day away from a house vote that could disrupt congress, delay plans for the president elect and upend speaker mike johnson's political career. welcome to the lead. i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. we begin with brand new video exclusively obtained by cnn showing the new orleans terrorist attack suspect outside his airbnb rental rental. >> hours before officials say he drove a rented white pickup through a crowd on bourbon street, killing 14 people and injuring at least 35 more. this ring camera footage captured the moment the suspect, shamsud-din jabbar unloaded the truck around 10 p.m. local time tuesday night. we have even more footage from this doorbell cam, which will

i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup."ays the driver responsible for a deadly rampage in new orleans was acting alone, inspired by isis. we're learning more about the 14 people who lost their lives in that horrific attack. we'll have some of their stories. >>> and las vegas police say the man inside a truck that exploded at a trump hotel was a highly decorated american soldier. the fbi says investigators have found no definitive link between the new year's day attack in new orleans and the deadly explosion of a tesla cybertruck outside a trump hotel in las vegas. the fbi says the bourbon street attacker acted alone and that new evidence, including social media video shows army veteran shamsud-din jabbar was inspired by isis. cbs' omar villafranca with more. >> we have dozens of people got hit by this car. >> reporter: less than 48 hours after the deadly attack on bourbon street, a clear picture of the man behind the mayhem. fbi officials say they now believe 42-year-old shamsud-din jabbar acted alone in carrying out the ne

this is america's late news, "fox news @ night." baking tonight, we are getting branding information on the horrifying truck attack on people in the french quarter of new orleans. the fbi now leading the investigation is treating it as an act of terror and acting for the public's help in the search for likely coconspirators, as the death toll has now risen to 15 with dozens injured, some of them severely. at this are the fbi's joint terrorism task force that has been staked out side the suspect's home in houston, north houston, has a signed search warrant and is expected, as you look live there, to enter that home very soon. they expect to get a lot of information. we will detail that for you. we have team fox coverage. garrett tenney live on the ground in new orleans at the latest on the investigation, but we begin with marianne rafferty on the other potential terror threat that took place today in las vegas, involving a tesla cybertruck and a trump-owned hotel. >> good evening, trace. just a few hours after the deadly terror attac

holly williams, cbs news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello, and thank you so much for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and this is "cbs news roundup." here are the top stories. in his first full day in office, donald trump says his focus will be on infrastructure and immigration. more than 1500 january 6th reuters locked up for their roles in the capitol attack are being released. >>> and pete hegseth, trump's nominee for defense secretary is hit with new allegations of abuse. >>> president donald trump got to work on tuesday, announcing a $500 billion investment in artificial intelligence. he also sent a stark warning about his plans to crack down on illegal immigration. 22 states are suing to block the president's executive orders signed on monday that would end the century-old immigration policy known as birthright citize

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on new year's day. those killed warehouse manager and father of two reggie hunter. 47-year-old tiger bech from princeton university warning lafayette. nikrya dedeaux who had just graduated from high school. 25-year-old matthew 10 editorial. nicole perez who according to our local affiliate leaves behind a four-year-old son. huber, true and kareem, students at the university of alabama. now as officials seek a motive they are honing in to the connection to isis. the fbi revealing that jabar was posting about his allegiance to the group just before he launched the attack. despite reporting he may have had accomplices the fbi said they do not believe that is the case. >> we do not assess at this point that anybody else involved in the attack is involved except for shamsud din jabbar, the subject you have been briefed on. three phones linked to him have been recovered and digital media exploitation is a priority. we are looking to see what was on the devices and determining any potential leads. we have unco

a new mayor. i hope to see some new changes to where criminals don't feel comfortable here. >>> police in san francisco arrested the shooter suspected in the first homicide case of 2025. officers arrived at this gas station on 17th street in south van ness around 12:30 this morning. they found a man who had been shot several times. he later died at the scene. police say that the suspect attempted to flee after the shooting, but was later found and taken to jail. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge and the richmond bridge, commuting around the bay just got a little bit more expensive. that starts today, january 1. bridge tolls are higher in 2025. it went up from $7 to now $8 on all bay area bridges except the golden gate bridge, which went up over the summer already. >> it's like about $160 a month, yeah. just across the bridge to go to work. if you go five days a week and you're going, and that includes where you want to go there on your day's off, so it could add up. >> the director seemless

with a new vision of government. a new sense of responsibility. a new of community, we will sustain america's journey the promise we in a new land. we will find again in a land of promise. in this new land. education will be every citizen's most prized possession. our schools will have the standards in the world. ignite the spark of possibility in the eyes. every girl and every boy. and the doors of higher education be open to all the knowledge and power of the information. age will be within reach, not just of the few but of every classroom, library, every parents. children will have time not only to work, but to read and play together. and the plans make at their kitchen table will be those of a better home, a better job. the certain chance to go to college. our streets will echo again with the laughter of our children, because no one will try to shoot them or sell them drugs anymore. everyone who can work will work with today's permanent underclass. part of tomorrow's growing middle class. new miracles of medicine last will reach, not only thos

with a new vision of government. a new sense of responsibility. a new of community, we will sustain america's journey the promise we in a new land. we will find again in a land of promise. in this new land. education will be every citizen's most prized possession. our schools will have the standards in the world. ignite the spark of possibility in the eyes. every girl and every boy. and the doors of higher education be open to all the knowledge and power of the information. age will be within reach, not just of the few but of every classroom, library, every parents. children will have time not only to work, but to read and play together. and the plans make at their kitchen table will be those of a better home, a better job. the certain chance to go to college. our streets will echo again with the laughter of our children, because no one will try to shoot them or sell them drugs anymore. everyone who can work will work with today's permanent underclass. part of tomorrow's growing middle class. new miracles of medicine last will reach, not only thos

. >> this morning a deadly new year's attack in new orleans is being investigated as an act of terrorism after a driver mowed into a crowd on bourbon street killing 15 and injuring dozens more. we'll get a live report in just a moment. >>> plus, authorities are also investigating a tesla cybertruck explosion out the trump international hotel in las vegas. what we're learning about that and any possible connection to what happened in new orleans. >>> also ahead, tomorrow is the start of a new congress. the first order of business is electing the next speaker of the house. will mike johnson have enough support to keep the gavel? >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, january 2nd. i'm ymone sanders townsend. we begin with the deadly attack in new orleans. some of the footage is disturbing. surveillance video shows the moment a man drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people celebrating the new year on bourbon street early yesterday morning. he drove on to a sidewalk, bypassing a police vehicle. at least 15 were killed in the attack, and 30 others injured. the dri

this is bbc news.eljack smith who led federal investigations into donald trump has resigned from thejustice department. and: uk chancellor rachel reeves announces trade agreements worth 600 million during a visit to china — but is criticised for the timing of her trip. hello, i'm carl nasman. we begin with the wildfires in los angeles where the death toll has risen to 16. more evacuation orders have been issued as crews continue to battle multiple wildfires. the largest blaze is now bearing down

new this morning. the fbi has released new surveillance angles from the night before the attempted insurrection on january 6th, 2021, trying to solve the mystery of who planted two pipe bombs near the rnc and dnc headquarters. cnn's evan perez has the latest. >> four years after someone placed two pipe bombs near the republican and democratic national committee headquarters in washington, the fbi is hoping that allegiances have changed and that someone who knows the would be bomber is ready to talk. despite a $50,000 reward and conducting 1000 interviews, the fbi has so far still been unable to solve the mystery. who placed the bombs blocks from the u.s. capitol on january 5th, 2021, the night before president donald trump would make his last ditch effort to overturn the 2020 election. the bombs were found just before a pro-trump mob arrived on capitol hill, drawing police away from the capitol before before the first wave of violence began. the fbi has released these new video angles of the suspect ne

and we need a new sense of responsibility for a new century.here is work to do, work that government alone cannot do. teaching children to read, hiring people off welfare rolls, coming out from behind locked doors and shuttered windows to help reclaim our streets from drugs and gangs and crime, taking time out of our own lives to serve others. each and every one of us, in our own way, must assume personal responsibility, not only for ourselves and our families, but for our neighbors and our nation. [applause] our greatest responsibility is to embrace a new spirit of community for a new century. for any one of us to succeed, we must succeed as one america. the challenge of our past remains the challenge of our future, will we be one nation, one people, with one common destiny, or not? will we all come together, or come apart? the divide of race has been america's constant curse. and each new wave of immigrants gives new targets to old prejudices. prejudice and contempt, cloaked in the pretense of religious or political conviction are no differen

we'll see you right back here for abc seven news at six. >> mary: breaking news as we come on the >>>aking news as we come on the air. moments ago, authorities revealing disturbing new details behind the explosion of the cybertruck in las vegas. president-elect donald trump ordered to appear in court for sentencing, and the massive winter storm moving east. >>> the fbi and police revealing new details

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and you've found quite a few new species here?ah, i think we've got about 10, 12, 10 to 15, including subspecies. and some of them are around here now? yeah. that sounds like a charaxes in there. let's go and have a look. that is a charaxes. where's it going? it's looping. there it is, there it is. ok, wait. this is a female cymothoe butterfly, one of the new ones that we found a few years ago. it's a "montane glider", in common english. cymothoe poppyana, baylissi poppyana. and baylissi poppyana, it's not just your surname, is it? no, poppy is the name of my daughter. so this one is named after my daughter. it wasn't named by me. it was named by some other butterfly enthusiasts. generally, when new species are found, they're named after the place, or often people. so we have quite a few mabuensis, like in a new leaf—nosed bat that we discovered, called rhinolophus mabuensis. on this occasion, this new butterfly was named after my daughter, poppy — poppyana. though the forest itself has changed very little over the years, unfortun

happy new year. >> happy new year to you. yeah. 2025 starting out dry. so yes, we had a little bit of rain yesterday and waking up to some cold conditions. in fact, as we look at live doppler seven, you can see the cloud cover and the rain up in the pacific northwest. a ridge of high pressure is building. so those clouds trying to go up and over that ridge. it is 39, in danville and gilroy, with 46 in hayward. up in the north bay, there's fog in santa rosa. it's pretty dense in spots, and we're in the low 40s there. 24 hours ago we were milder. so much colder, 8 to 9 degrees colder in the north bay, six degrees colder in san jose and hayward. and so at about 7:00 we're still in the mid 40s with the low clouds. high clouds take over in the afternoon, 11:00 low to mid 50s. and by the afternoon nobody's near 60. we're in the mid and perhaps upper 50s in the south bay. we'll talk about a warmer sunday coming up steph. >> all right lisa thank you. happening today six days of funeral observances for former president jimmy carter. he died sunday at 100 years ol

place to celebrate the new year. christian. thank you for that. as christian mentioned, bart will be running special extended service for people celebrating tonight. it's new year's eve service will operate on the orange, yellow and blue lines, the last east bay bound train running through downtown san francisco will be at 1:30 a.m, the last southbound train heading toward millbrae will run through downtown san francisco at 2:10 a.m. chp officers will be fanning out across the bay area tonight looking for impaired drivers. the maximum enforcement period begins tonight in just about an hour at 6:00, and it will last until midnight on new year's day. they are urging people not to take a risk and get behind the wheel. if they're going to be drinking or consuming other substances. tonight, officers will be out on the major freeways making sure that the roads are safe. >> us typically, we're going to see our busiest time between about the midnight and 4 a.m. time frame. so that is why our maximum enforcement period runs f

a new study suggests that forming new habits may take longer than you think.esearchers found it takes about two months to form new habits, and up to a year to really make it stick, which is, in a word, a bit of a bummer, spencer. >> it is. i think most of us who have tried to form new habits have discovered that it takes it doesn't just take right away. you know, it requires a commitment of time and lower your expectations. >> maybe it doesn't happen right away and you have to really stick to it. it's also just as hard to break a habit. it takes time to stop something you want to stop. >> i thought it was 21 days, two months now. wow. okay. >> i'm sure there's individual variation. i feel like if i could do something for two weeks straight, then i can keep it up. really? >> yeah. yeah. no, i think that's probably true. it depends on the individual, but. yeah. it's not an overnight. you're not. we're not overnight successes. >> yeah. and you might, you know, fall back or like, occasionally fail. and then you got to start again and. yeah. >> it also helps to hav