martin bech, he played football before going to princeton university.confirmed by princeton university. he said there was no more appropriate nickname, he was a tiger in every way, a ferocious player his brother paid tribute alongside a news article saying love you always brother. another of the victims was reggie hunter, a father of two from baton rouge. he was a store manager, his death was confirmed to cbs news by his cousin. his family told the media that after finishing work on new year's eve he decided to head to bourbon street on a win to celebrate with his cousin. it is described as full of life. he wished them a happy new year. this was another of the victims, nicole perez, a motherfrom louisiana, she was celebrating new year with friends, herfriend and boss celebrating new year with friends, her friend and boss at the deli store called her a dedicated, smart and good hearted person. she was described as beautiful and full of life. she was a mother to a four—year—old boy and used to bring her son into work on his days off. she is to teach him m

he was a former football player at princeton university.k. he played football before going on to play, he played at high school and played football at princeton university and worked at a brokerage firm in new york. his coach said, there was no more appropriate nick name than tiger. he was a ferocious competitor. a standout player notjust competitor. a standout player not just of football, competitor. a standout player notjust of football, but of lacrosse and athletics. hi brother said, love you always, you inspired me every day. i got this family, don't worry, this is for us. then we get to learn more about reggie hunter, he was a 37—year—old man, a father of two boys aged 11 and one. he was from louisiana. he was a store manager. his cousin was a store manager. his cousin was talking to cbs news, our partner news organisation in the united states, saying that he was an awesome person with a big heart. his family told the media afterfinishing big heart. his family told the media after finishing work on new year's eve he decided to head to

his death was actually confirmed in a statement by princeton university. ton player, according to his coach. he said he was a tiger in every way, a ferocious competitor and endless energy, a beloved team—mate and a caring friend. his brother paid tribute on x, alongside a news article saying, "love you always brother. "you inspired me every day." another of the victims was reggie hunter. he was a 37 year old father of two from baton rouge in louisiana. he was a store manager. his death was confirmed to cbs news by his cousin, sheryl robinsonjackson. his family told the media that after finishing work on new year's eve, he actually decided to head to bourbon street on a whim to celebrate the new year with a cousin. his cousin was injured also in the attack. he was described as full of life and apparently he messaged his familyjust minutes after midnight to wish them a happy new year. this is another of the victims, nicole perez. she was a 28—year—old mother and delicatessen manager from metairie in louisiana. she was celebrating the new year with herfriends.

he was there on june 3, 2003, when i first swore in as a second lieutenant at princeton university.he swore me in and i wanted to make sure that he was here with me today as well. [applause] mr. president, thank you very much and to the american people, we have your back and we will get to work right away. god bless. thank you. [applause] host: i guess that is it. any questions? reporter: [indiscernible] host: let me answer that for the new secretary. all people in our armed services should trust him because he will look out for them, fight for them and make sure that we have a military that we can proud of and that again, when we send them to do a job we do it well, quickly and then get the hell out and that is what the secretary will bring to the department of defense. anything else? reporter: [indiscernible] host: i was with the buckeyes -- vice president vance: i was with the buck aids got buckeyes to week ago.

he was there on june 3, 2003, when i first swore in as a second lieutenant at princeton university. he swore me in. i wanted to make sure he was here today with me as well. thank you very much. [applause] mr. president, thank you very much. to the american people, we have your back. we'll get to work right away. god bless. thank you. vice president vance: that's it. any questions? reporter: women in the armed services trust you? vice president vance: let me answer that for the new secretary. all people in our armed services should trust him because he looks out for them and going to fight for them and make sure we have the kind of military that we can all be proud in. that we can all be proud of. and again when we send it to do a job we do it well, quickly, and gets the hell out. that's what secretary hegseth will bring to the department of defense. anything else? reporter: are you worried about any of the nominees coming close to the line? vice president vance: as i learned with the buckeyes a week ago, when you win the championship, you don't give a damn what the score was. we won

this has been my focus ever since i first put on the uniform as a young army cadet at princeton university because i love my country. i felt an obligation to defend it. i served with incredible americans in guantanamo bay, in iraq, in afghanistan and on the streets of washington, dc. many of which are up with me here today. this includes enlisted soldiers help to become american citizens. and muslim allies i helped immigrate from iraq and afghanistan. because when i took of the uniform, my mission never stopped. now it is true and has been acknowledged i don't have a similar graffiti to defence secretaries of the last 30 years. but as president trump also told me, we have repeatedly placed people atop the pentagon with supposedly the pentagon with supposedly the right credentials. whether they are retired generals, academics or defence contractor executives. and where has it gotten us? he believes and i humbly agree that it is time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm. a change agent, someone with no vested interest in certain companies or specific programmes or approved narrati

amongst the victims — a princeton university football star, a father of two — and an aspiring nurse.sed in the early stages. and a new discovery of dinosaur footprints in oxfordshire — the largest ever uncovered. hello, i�*m matthew amroliwala. president biden has said, the former us army veteran — who drove into crowds of people in new orleans — was inspired by so—called islamic state. 15 people were killed, when the pick—up truck drove around a police barrier, and sped down burbon street,

including 28-year-old former princeton university football star, tiger bech. >> he was a standup guy that we really respected and honored. >> reporter: later today, the sugar bowl is set to kick off at the nearby superdome, after it was postponed due to yesterday's horrific attack. now, sugar bowl officials say the superdome is safe today, ahead of the match-up between the georgia bulldogs and the notre dame fighting irish. meanwhile, the nfl says it is creating a comprehensive security plan for the next big event at the superdome, which is, of course, the super bowl. michael? >> all right. nicole valdes in new orleans, thank you. >>> we want to turn to cbs' jarred hill. jarred, you've been looking into the suspect's pass. what do we know right now? >> we're looking in the suspect's pass to find a connection or motive or what led to this. what we're learning at this point is that investigators say shamsud din jabbar was a 42-year-old u.s. citizen, born in beaumont, texas. he served in the army from 2006 to 2020 and was deployed in afghanistan in 2009. doing some digging, he graduated

celebrating the new year with his cousin and martin tiger bech, a former football player at princeton universitymi somiskanda has been speaking in the last hour to his brotherjack, himself a football player at texas christian university. jack, thank you forjoining us. i am so sorry for your loss. how are you and your family doing today? we how are you and your family doing today?— how are you and your family doing today? we are doing all riuht. doing today? we are doing all right. obviously _ doing today? we are doing all right. obviously it's _ doing today? we are doing all right. obviously it's pretty - right. obviously it's pretty tough, you know, losing somebody like my brother. he was such a great person. he had so many friends. if i were to put an announcer, if i were to ask who was his best friend, many people would stand up. he was my best friend, i looked up for to him for everything. all i ever wanted to do was make him proud. he was so selfless and kind, resilient, and my parents and my sisters have been pretty emotional as you could think and i'm just trying to be the rock for them.

amongst the victims — a princeton university football star, a father of two — and an aspiring nurse.'s other main headlines... new cancer figures from the health service in england and wales shows more people than ever are being diagnosed in the early stages. and a new discovery of dinosaur footprints in oxfordshire — the largest ever uncovered. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. president biden has said, the former us army veteran — who drove into crowds of people in new orleans — was inspired by so—called islamic state. 15 people were killed, when the pick—up truck drove around a police barrier, and sped down burbon street, in the city's french quarter — these the moments before the attack. the fbi says it's still gathering evidence about the man behind the attack — sham—sud dinjabbar — — shamsud—dinjabbar — their teams have ben searching his home today — as they try to work out, who might have planned it with him. our correspondent tom bateman reports. shamsud—dinjabbar — now the focus of an intensive fbi investigation, the man believed to be responsible for this new year's day attack

martin was a former football player at princeton university.league has been speaking to his other who is himself a football player at texas christian university. >> jack, thank you for joining us. i am so sorry for your loss. how are you and your family doing today? >> we are doing all right. obviously it is pretty tough losing somebody like my brother. he was such a great person. he has so many friends. if i were to put in announcers hand up if you were his best friend, hundreds of things -- hundreds of people. looked at him. looked up to him for everything. he was my will model for inspiration. all i wanted to do was make him proud. he was so selfless any kind, resilient to my -- selfless and kind. resilient. my parents and sisters, i am trying to be that rock for them. >> i cannot imagine how devastating this moment is for you and your family. your family is from louisiana. i understand tiger was living in new york so tell us about what he was doing over the holidays and why he was in new orleans. >> he came home for the christmas holidays a

>>>>among the victims killed were 28 year old former princeton university football star tiger besh andgie 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 security protocols after the city temporarily removed protective barriers designed to block traffic. >>>>we're going to harden the targets more by using heavier equipment to block these intersections. a >>>>cruiser had been positioned along bourbon street, but the suspect sped around it, veering onto the sidewalk. >>>>and another live look in new orleans this afternoon, where the sugar bowl is set to kick off in about a half an hour. this is at the superdome in new orleans. it was postponed because of yesterday's attack. officials say the stadium and surrounding areas are safe for that college football game between the university of georgia and notre dame. you can definitely see the increased security presence this morning. meantime, federal and local police are investigating a cyber truck

among those newly identified 27 year old tiger beck, a former football star player for princeton university who worked in finance. 26 year old drew dauphin. his family says he'll always be in the sun at the lake that he loves so much. 25 year old matthew tenorio, a superdome video technician whose beautiful face his laugh. >> i love you, mom. you know, just he was just a wonderful son. >> louisiana native hubert gauthreaux and karim badawi, a university of alabama freshman, remembered as someone everyone could count on. with major events like the super bowl and mardi gras happening in the coming weeks, officials say their investigation is ongoing. >> we care about each one of the lives that were lost in this city in that, but it would be a tragedy if we let their losses be snuffed out because of fear. this city will be back. >> our thanks to trevor. we will, of course, continue to follow this story as it develops right here on abc. when we come back, sopranos star drea de matteo bringing in big bucks for her new persona online. how she her new persona online. how she says she saved herself

it was at princeton university that pete first enlisted in the culture war. >> i ran the conservativewe were, like, bomb throwing. >> fighting valiantly against the forces of diversity and gay, he championed traditional relationships between men and women even if the woman is passed out drunk. technically, being unconscious is as anti-woke as you can get. after graduation, hegseth joined the military, having given the matter careful consideration. >> i didn't know the army from the marine corps. i didn't know anything. >> back home in 2012, he decided to serve his country in another way. >> my name is pete hegseth and i'm running to be your next united states senator. >> sadly, it was not to be, and pete dropped out of the race to spend more time with which ever wife and family he was up to. honestly, it is hard to keep track. instead, pete landed the job is the head of a small nonprofit veterans group which became even more nonprofit after he nearly drove it into bankruptcy. don't worry. the money went to a good cause. ♪ ♪ partying! he was once again a man with a mission, and the sto

he went on to play at princeton university before moving to new york city.still loved to hunt and fish, though, his mother said, adding, he went out at the top of the world. just some of the 14 people who came here to bourbon street for celebration and who never made it home from that celebration, even as, strange to say, the party begins once again tonight all around me. which brings me to the big football game going on here, a college football playoff game that drew tens of thousands of fans here to new orleans. the sugar bowl kicked off today about a mile from the sorrows here of bourbon street and after it was postponed for a day. security was tight as cbs's michelle miller made her way inside. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a college football playoff... under a dome of security. the previously sold-out crowd surrounded by s.w.a.t. teams, specialized barriers, bomb-sniffing dogs, and drones. an unprecedented level of security in place to defend the powerhouse matchup between notre dame and georgia blocks away from yesterday's terror attack on bourbon street. >> we thi

who dreamt of becoming a nurse, and another one, we're told, is a beloved football alum from princeton university, went to high school here in louisiana. and those are just two of the people that we've heard were killed last night. >> yeah. so heartbreaking. as we learn more details about those lives, rebecca castor live in new orleans for us tonight. rebecca. thank you. the sugar bowl was slated to take place in new orleans tonight at the superdome, just blocks away from the crime scene in the french quarter. now, the game between georgia and notre dame has been postponed until tomorrow. sugar bowl officials say all parties agreed that it was in the best interest of public safety to push back the game. the super bowl is also set to take place in new orleans at the superdome next month. today, the nfl released a statement offering condolences to the victims and all those affected. the nfl also says it has been working with local, state and federal agencies over the past two years to develop security plans for the big game. california governor gavin newsom urged people to be extra vigilant. today,

bash played football at princeton university before becoming an investment rate or his brother jack besh said the night of the attack their parents were able to get to the hospital in time and facetime him to say goodbye his eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. >> i know you could hear that god kept is heartbeat, beating for a reason. and i believe it was. to me, my family could come to buy. >> next week, president joe biden and the first lady are expected to travel to new orleans to grieve with family and community members. the fbi said there are no credible or specific threats, but they are operating in a heightened threat environment as federal officials prepare security plans for upcoming events, including president-elect trump's inauguration. >> and that was kimberly chang reporting for us. now to the latest on the las vegas cyber truck bombing. new video shows 37 year-old matthew burger charging the tesla cyber truck he had rented and would later blow up. this video shows him walking around the vehicle which is soon to be filled with fireworks and consumer explosives that

love for bash played football at princeton university before becoming an investment rate or his brother jack so the night of the attack, their parents were able to get to the hospital in time and facetime him to say goodbye his eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. >> i know you could hears got catches heartbeat, beating for a reason. not believe it was. to me. my family could come to buy. >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us tonight. also learning new details about the cyber truck explosion outside hotel in vegas that killed a person and injured several others. authorities say the highly decorated army soldier behind it left a note saying that it was a stunt to serve as a wake-up call for the country's ills. authorities say the 47 year-old man died by suicide before the cybertruck blew up. investigators say he didn't harbor any ill will toward president elect trump. police say that he also wrote in the note that he needed to cleanse his mind of the burden of the lives he took. the pentagon says that it has since turned over all medical records to local police. and out o

among the victims killed in the attack were former princeton university football star tiger bech and reggie hunter, father of two. back in new orleans bourbon street reopened to pedestrian traffic thursday afternoon ahead of the start of the sugar bowl which was delayed a day because of the tragedy. >> no terrorist is ever going to derail life in the united states. i think that's what we want to do today is really enjoy this game in memory of those people who lost their life. >> we have a record of being able to show we can provide safety and we're going to do that again. >> reporter: police say they've ramped up security, including adding heavier equipment to block the intersections. the fbi also says that jabbar placed two improvised explosive devices in coolers and placed them near the scene here. they found both of those and both those devices were rendered safe where they were found. >> one more bright spot, cbs news has learned that the two police officers injured in the firefight with the attacker are now out of the hospital. >>> with heavy hearts, tens of thousands of college

martin "tiger" bech was a former football player at princeton university. 0ur colleague sumi somaskandaas been speaking to his brotherjack, who is himself a football player at texas christian university. jack, thank you forjoining us. i am so sorry for your loss. how are you and your family doing today? we're doing all right. obviously it's pretty tough, you know, losing somebody like my brother. he was such a great person. he had so many friends. if i were to put an announcer, "stand up if you were tiger's best friend," hundreds of people would stand up. it hurts, you know? that was my best friend. looked at him, looked at him, looked up to him for everything. he was my role model, my inspiration. all i ever wanted to do wasjust make him proud. he was so selfless and kind, resilient. and my parents and my sisters are just have been pretty emotional, as you could think. and, you know, i'vejust tried to been there to be that rock for them. it's definitely been pretty tough, though. i can't imagine how devastating this moment is for you and your family, jack. your family is from louisiana

these are the faces of some of those who were killed — among them a well—known former princeton university and a teenager who wanted to be a nurse. tom bateman reports from new orleans. the first moments before a deadly rampage. a planned attack unleashed in just seconds. tyres screech and the narrowest escapes for some. the fbi probe is now focusing on shamsud—dinjabbar, an american born in texas who spent more than a decade in the us military, including a year—long deployment to afghanistan. so i am born and raised in beaumont, texas and now live in houston and have been here all my life. in 2020, he posted this video himself, pitching his services as an estate agent and it specialist who he said had learned the meaning of great service in the army. police are now searching his texas home, saying a priority is to examine his laptops and devices for clues. in the last hour, the fbi have said he posted videos before the attack. in the first video, jabbar explains he originally planned to harm his family and friends but was concerned the news headlines would not focus on the, quote, war bet

our guest has done it all, modeling, film, television, attended princeton university.ave worn on the show. happy new year. i hear you don't do resolutions but you do intentions. >> really, i decide instead of denying myself something, i feel like i am being punished. i will do one thing per day to a stranger. not to a stranger. >> congratulations. >> i was in the cookie line the other day and i said your smile is infectious. >> they told me they love me today in the holland tunnel and it was so sweet and you make eye contact with someone and i like your, everyone becomes a little more human and you get a little endorphins. most of them are random acts of kindness. i get out of the store before they necessarily see it because i don't want to be like i'm the one who got you the coffee. >> it takes away from the giving. >> it is not a random act of kindness. >> when you're in the spotlight, people get nervous and i do too. i go blank. >> it does it quickly because i cannot mean not noticed. it is a weird thing. i decided to go real and hi, how are you in the minute you do

in which princeton is unique among the universities for good measure. princeton was labeled the most anti-semitic of all the universities in the study. and they ended by saying while harvard's ideal is diversity, princeton's is homogeneity. that year, 1910, would be wilson's last at princeton, he was in the midst of a two year bitter running dispute with his board of trustees. and he took opportunity to jump into the world of elective politics, which had been his boyhood dream. in september of 1910. so this is all happening very quickly now. new jersey's democratic party bosses. and here we got some slides to go with this. there is a princeton. maneuver, the nomination of wilson, who was the ultimate political new newcomer. to win the nomination at the state democratic convention, even though none of the delegates had ever met him. the party bosses had that much power. so good for them. less than two months later, he was elected and immediately he began a stealth campaign for president. and that seems like amazing hubris. but for a handful of reasons, it

. >> trace: thank you let's bring in princeton university political scientist lauren and rnc national spokesperson elizabeth. thank you both for coming on, lauren to you first i want to play the sound again, we heard a couple times with bill at least weekly parts, of the haitian migrant. he said, he said this! >> i am not going back to haiti, [bleep] trump. >> trace: just to come full circle tom said he is going back to haiti. >> and it made me think about the immigration debate that was unfolding, about whether illegal immigrants commit crimes at higher or lower rates and democrats are missing the point on this. throughout the campaign for a better part of one year. biden staffers had the statistics but the point is it should be zero, there should be zero people like this in the country with that kind of record. even one case is really infuriating to people and so, that is why i think it's really obvious why the election turned out the way it did. immigration is one of those issues. >> trace: he was thanking the biden, going on from there. elizabeth welcome back, thank you for coming

he went on to play at princeton university before moving to new york city.loved to hunt and fish, though, his mother said, adding he went out at the top of the world. just some there of the 14 people who came here to bourbon street for celebration and never made it home that night. stranger says even as the party once again begins this evening. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new orleans. >>> and now to las vegas, where authorities there say a decorated army green beret apparently took his own life before his rented tesla cybertruck blew up outside the trump hotel. cbs' andres gutierrez has more. >> reporter: investigators say the blast happened in less than 20 seconds. inside the charred cybertruck, forensic teams uncovered a military id, a passport, two semiautomatic guns bought legally on monday and credit cards, leading police to believe the driver was 37-year-old matthew livelsberger, a highly decorated green beret who was on leave from his base in germany. >> i'm comfortable calling it a suicide with a bombing that occurred immediately thereafer. i'm not givi

late 20s, well known american couege late 20s, well known american college football player at princeton university—old boy. just some of the people who died and lost their lives, as we have seen throughout the day, people have been paying respects, laying flowers but a lot of those families of the victims are now seeking answers.— seeking answers. that thank ou. a reminder before we go: as a new amber warning for snow and ice comes into force across much of england and all of wales, you can continue to follow the latest developments s on the bbc news app and website, where we're running a live page. those updates coming in from our correspondence across the country. we heard earlierfrom our correspondent phil mackie saying that these amber warnings, these weather warnings, these weather warnings come in force, people are waiting to see the impact of what is predicted. snow and ice coming into force in much of england and all of wales. you're watching bbc news. stay with us. hello there. our quiet but cold weather is being replaced as we speak. there's a weather front pushing in from the southwest.

victims have been identified. 28 year-old tiger back from louisiana, former football star princeton university. 18 year-old nick or a day. do a mississippi teen about to start nursing school. and 37 year-old reggie hunter, a louisiana father of 2.27 year-old nicole perez and single mom of a four-year-old son. and 21 year-old hubert off throw. this still could be potential id's in the area. >> and the french quarter. >> so while they're still sweep the french quarter, everything's been been canceled. i spoke with his sperry, a resident jose glee eras. tonight. he is visiting new orleans for the new year. he and his wife walking back to their hotel just minutes before the attack where going very lucky to begin. the vehicle went by the >> are slashed club that we were at for about 2 hours. president biden with just a few weeks left in office trying to reassure americans after what he called. >> a despicable act to complete the investigation in orleans. quickly. >> and make sure there's no remaining threat to the american people. >> governor gavin newsom released a statement in response to the new

did he actually attend princeton university?ill go to cheryl in ohio, line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. the hypocrisy, the absolute hypocrisy of the democrats to bring up accusations of rape and sexual assault on pete hegseth is appalling because the democrats elected a president accused of rape and sexual assault and evidence was hidden. and that is in donald trump. that was joe biden. and remember the name tara reade. thank you. host: that was cheryl in ohio, cheryl talking about some of the allegations against pete hegseth . concerned veterans for america, the nonprofit advocacy group, at the center of many of the ike cassation's brought up during his confirmation hearing. the new yorker reported hegseth was forced out of the cva over allegations of financial mismanagement, sexual impropriety and personal misconduct. after the vote, the concerned veterans for america tweeted out this statement. it says the confirmation of pete hegseth as secretary of defense presents a real opportunity to prioritize t

among them, 28-year-old tiger besh who played wide receiver a few years ago for princeton university.hunter of baton rouge, father of three. we have our eye on las vegas, where a tesla cybertruck has exploded outside the trump hotel this morning. at least one died and seven were injured. for the latest on the investigation we are joined now by tom winter. what do we know about where the investigation stands at this hour? >> in new orleans, that investigation, they are continuing to rule out individuals and try to determine who is seen in the videos near the two suspected ied devices. bourbon street you have the white pickup truck we have seen which goes around a police car. there was no protection on the osaka. you are looking at the aftermath of the scene here. ten dead, close to 30 injured and a death toll that will be rising. of course that is where the sugar bowl is supposed to be played tonight. it has been postponed 24 hours. you are looking at video of the sequence that i lined out of the car making the right turn around the police vehicle. separately, there are two containers.

they include a former princeton university football player, a father of two from louisiana and a universityf alabama student. new members of congress will be sworn in tomorrow. among the 119th congress are some new bay area representatives. that includes lateefah simon, the newly elected east bay representative, and sam liccardo, who will represent the south bay. republicans hold the majority in both the senate and the house. first on the agenda, lawmakers will vote for a new house speaker tomorrow. >> our time now. 514. oakland police right now are investigating four homicides that happened between new year's eve and new year's day. now, on tuesday morning, oakland police say a man was shot outside of his job on 14th street just after 7 a.m. then tuesday night, just before 8:00, there was a deadly stabbing on 70th avenue. and that same night, about two hours later, four people were shot. one of them was killed at a party on second and alice streets in jack london square. the neighbors who lived in that area for years say they've never seen violence like this. >> the situation is not improv

that was also the age of martin, a former wide receiver from princeton university who was in louisianaassed his brother jack was able to say goodbye on facetime. >> if you could have lived, he would have. he fought so hard. he was always the little guy. he always had to fight and that is what he did until the last breath he took. reporter: terrence kennedy was a born and raised new orleans. he was a kind man with a big heart who loved watching football especially the steelers. drew graduated from auburn university in 2023 and according to his linkedin page worked at honda. auburn university president christopher roberts said of the 26-year-old alum, words cannot convey the sorrow the auburn family feels for drew's family. kareem had just finished his first semester at the university of alabama. his father told reporters his son spent his life loving people and socializing with friends. he was only 18. also 18, she had her whole life ahead of her according to her great aunts. she dreamed of becoming a nurse like her mother who hadn't 100 or to go to new orleans. elliott wilkinson was 40

his alma mater, princeton university. sharing this on social media. beck played football at princeton before graduating in 2021. their head coach says beck was a fierce competitor, a beloved teammate and a caring friend. auburn university sharing this photo on social media of drew dauphin, who was also killed in the attack. university president christopher roberts says dauphin was a 2023 graduate and, according to his linkedin profile, was a supplier process engineer in birmingham. we've also learned that one of the injured in the attack was a student at san diego state university. and tonight, people there on campus reacting to the tragedy. >> doing all right and hope she pulls through. it's really sad because we're all just so young. >> the new orleans coroner says the names of the victims will be released once autopsies are complete, and all next of kin have officially been notified. >> now to las vegas, where new details are emerging tonight about the cybertruck explosion outside the trump hotel in las vegas. >> law enforcement has now identified t

ken is still with us and we have been joined by distinguished political scholar of princeton universityember," and what that moment meant to her and her family. maya, i'll start with you. >> well, eddie and i were talking about this offset. the march on washington was an incredibly important thing for everyone in the civil rights movement. it was a watershed, but it could not have happened just because everyone had a dream. it could only happen because everyone was living activism into the dream? right. >> and because the local fights that were not nationally organized taking place in every community were building the hope that people felt for the possibility that if they fought they might win, not that it was a guarantee, but that's what hope is. it's a passion for what's possible, and what was so important about dr. king's speech was that he was speaking out what people were already feeling and doing, and the importance of coming together and having that many people saying yes, this is our dream, but in that moment i think we have to remember that it was the on the ground organizing t

school, college graduates, a tech worker at the supertome d even a former wide receiver at princeton universitye of the victims is remembering her daughter. she's quoted as saying she wouldn't want us to be sad, but at the same time, we can't help but selfish and want her back. for somebody to take her life and the lives of of all these innocent people, it'sly tick the louse. people are bringing flowers, candles, crosses, signs. federal and state investigators also still investigating how a 42-year-old army veteran who supported isis became radicalized. ark bc news reports it's seen a social media video tied to the suspect claiming he joined isis earlier that year. he references new orleans and said he even thought about harming members of his family before deciding to carry out the attack. investigators are curious about the makeshift bomb did not go off because it included materials not traditionally seen on attacks on western targets. nbc said the driver and inspired vehicular attack in new orleans use used a very rare explosive compound if those two home made bombs that did not detonate. pr

one of the victims was 27 year old tiger beck, who played football at princeton university before graduatingn 2021. his head coach says beck was a fierce competitor, a beloved teammate and a caring friend, and this photo was shared by auburn university on social media of drew dauphin. he was killed in the new year's day attack. auburn university's president christopher roberts, says dauphin graduated in 2023 and according to his linkedin profile, he worked in alabama as a supplier process engineer. also, we've learned that one of the injured was a student at san diego state. >> terrorism experts say this week's attacks in new orleans and las vegas highlights the need to know the warning signs of violent behavior. they say law enforcement agencies often don't get the word about a person who is a threat to carry out an act of terrorism until it's too late. one expert here in northern california says these two acts of violence serves as an important reminder to know the red flags. >> if folks, you know, have someone in their family, because that's what always happens. either a family member, so

he is a cnn political analyst and a historian and professor at princeton university. julian, great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> well, in fact, you were among many who wrote about the breadth of jimmy carter's life. you wrote an article for foreign policy this week where you talked about how carter really was underestimated since leaving office, and and you argued that he stands as a model for what, a one term president can and should be. explain further. >> well, i think as we look back, we see how much he did in four years on domestic issues. he put forward onto the agenda issues such as the environment or reducing our dependance on fossil fuels and on foreign policy. he made human rights central to how we decide what to do or not to do. the camp david accords between israel and the egyptians is the most enduring peace agreement in the region, and he just amassed a huge record, even though in the end, his reelection was not successful. >> yeah. you know, among some of those domestic policies, if you will, and, you know, there it's a great litany, quite fra

the 27 year old played football at princeton university before graduating in 2021. aches head coach says he is a fierce competitor, a beloved teammate and a caring friend as well. and another photo shared on social media by auburn university of drew duffin. he was killed in the attack to the university's president, christopher roberts says duffin graduated back in 2023 and according to his linkedin profile, he worked as a supplier process engineer in birmingham, alabama. another victim we're learning about nicole perez. the 27 year old was a mother of a five year old boy. in fact, her family members say, as she was a dedicated mother and a worker as well, who did what it took to provide for her son. her friends have started a gofundme to help cover burial expenses and help raise her son. also, we've learned that one of the injured was a student at san diego state. people on the campus, expressing shock after hearing that development. >> i hope she's doing all right and hope she pulls through. >> it's really sad because we're all just so young. >> the new orleans coro

he graduated from princeton university. at the time of his death he was living in new york city and working on wall street. martin played football at princeton and trained with his younger brother, jack. martin was on bourbon street with his princeton teammate ryan quigley who was injured in the attack. martin's mother stated that his death now leaves a huge void in their lives. reggie hunter was just 37 years old. he was from baton rouge. reggie was the father of two boys, aged 11 and 1, and worked as a manager at a warehouse. reggie is described by his cousins as an awesome person with a big heart. this is 18-year-old ni' kyra cheyenne dedeaux, recent high school graduate from gulfport, mississippi. she was with her cousin celebrating the new year. later this month she was set to start college and planned on studying nursing. her mother is asking for prayers at this time. matthew tenedorio was only 25 years old. he was born in new york but lived in carrier, mississippi. he had dinner with his mother tuesday night before go

also among those killed was princeton university tiger besh who had been working in manhattan as an investment traitor. and 25 year-old long island native matthew tenedorio. a gofundme started by a cousin describes tenedorio has a wonderful kid. >> who worked as an audiovisual technician at the superdome. a memorial on bourbon street honors all those who died during the new year's day attack. former new york city police commissioner bill bratton is bringing in a team to work with new orleans on what can be learned from the attack. they have incredible subject matter. experts in a wide range of issues relative to dealing with. >> security and counterterrorism issues. but they coming in to collaborate. julie malay. >> next at 10 wildfire coverage continues. why gavin newsom has invited donald trump to visit the fire zones southern california will hear from families affected by the wildfires. and we have more details on way to help those families. we are taking another look from the sky over los angeles county. those deadly wildfires continue to tear through the area. >> 16 people have died in lo

we do know one was a former princeton university football star. another an aspiring nurse who was just 18 years old. so these stories are starting to come out. there was one student at san diego state university who was among the injured, dozens who were injured. so really sad that, you know, at this time where you're starting a new year, these families are mourning. >> right. okay. jana katsuyama with us tonight, jenna. thank you. 14 people, as we mentioned, killed in this attack. and we do know that the sugar bowl was hosted today because of the postponement yesterday, the game between notre dame and georgia was slated for new year's day, but postponed. and security was stepped up at the superdome. president biden did address the tv audience before the game today. >> i'm glad the game is back on for today, but i'm not surprised because the spirit of new orleans can never be kept down. and that's also true of the spirit of america. we just have to remember who we are. we're the united states of america. there is nothing, nothing beyond our capaci

18 year-old aspiring nurse, a single mother, a father of 2 and best shoe played football at princeton university before recently. joining a new york firm as an investment traitor. his brother jack besh said the night of the attack their parents were able to get to him and facetime him to say goodbye because obviously. >> respond to any of us, but he could hear i'm truly believe he could hears. eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. i know you could hear that god kept is heartbeat, beating for a reason. not believe it was. to me and my family could come to buy. >> now a couple hours after attack new orleans, an army soldier killed himself inside of a tesla cyber truck that was packed with fireworks outside of the trump international hotel in las vegas. the explosion caused minor injuries to 7 people. the men behind each of attacks use that's a san francisco based app to rent. the cars used turo is a peer to peer car sharing company pretty similar to airbnb with homes. the company tells kron 4 they're working with law enforcement officials. in a statement the company says in part, quote, w

went to high school in lafayette louisiana and played wide receiver just a few years ago from princeton university. a 37-year-old reggie hunter, father of three also at this hour we have our eye on las vegas where a tesla cyber truck has exploded outside the trump hotel sometime before 9:00 a.m. local this morning. at least one has died, seven were injured. for the latest we are joined by nbc news national law enforcement and intelligence correspondent tom winter. what do we know about where this investigation stands at this hour? >> the investigation because we have an update as well on the las vegas investigation but in new orleans they are continuing to roll out potential individuals and determine who is seen in these videos near these ied devices. on bourbon street you have the pickup truck that we've seen which was driven through bourbon street, goes around a police car. there is no protection on the sidewalk. goes down the street. you're looking at the aftermath here. 10 dead, close to 30 injured. a death toll believed to be rising or will be rising given the seriousness of the injuries clos

he was there on june 3rd, 2003, when i first swore in as a second lieutenant at princeton university, he swore me in. and i wanted to make sure he was today with me as a well. [applause] so, mr. president, thank you very much. the american people, we have your back. we're going to get to work right away. god bless, thank you. [applause] >> all right. i guess that's it. any questions? [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> guys, let me answer that for the new secretary. all people in our armed services should trust him because he looks out for them, and he's going to fight for them. he's going to make sure we have the kind of military that we can all be proud of and that, again, when we send them to do a job, we do it well, quickly and get the hell out. that's what secretary hegseth's going to bring to the department of defense. >> [inaudible] >> you know, as i learned with the buckeyes just a week ago a -- [laughter] when you win the championship, you don't give a damn what the score was. we won the championship on this one. we've got a great secretary of defense. we're proud of him,

bash played football at princeton university before becoming an investment rate or his brother jack besh said the night of the attack their parents were able to get to the hospital in time and facetime him to say goodbye his eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. >> i know you could hears got catches heartbeat, beating for a reason. not believe it was. to me and my family could come to buy. >> next week, president joe biden, the first lady are expected to travel to new orleans to grieve with family and community members. the fbi said there are no credible or specific threats, but they are operating in a heightened threat environment as federal officials prepare security plans for upcoming events, including president-elect trump's inauguration in new center, kimberly chang. >> authorities are trying to figure out why a man chose to blow up at tesla cybertruck and why he did so outside trump international hotel in las vegas. the highly decorated u.s. army soldier died by suicide. the pentagon today says that it has turned over all medical records to local law enforcement. a law enf

18 year-old aspiring nurse, a single mother, a father of 2 and best shoe played football at princeton university before recently. joining a new york firm as an investment traitor. his brother jack bash, said the night of the attack their parents were able to get to him and facetime him to say goodbye because obviously. >> respond to any of us. but he could hear of. i'm truly believe he could hears. eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. i know you could hear that god kept is heartbeat, beating for a reason. not believe it was. to me and my family could come to buy. >> also a national news a judge has set president elect donald trump's sentencing in this hush money case for next friday. that's about a week before he is due to return to the white house. the judge indicated that trump would not go to jail in a ruling today. the judge says he to sentence the former and future president too. what's known as a conditional discharge in which a case gets dismissed if a defendant avoid sri arrest. the development leaves trump on course to be the first president to take office convicted of felony

18 year-old aspiring nurse, a single mother, a father of 2 and best shoe played football at princeton universityefore recently. joining a new york firm as an investment traitor. his brother jack besh said the night of the attack their parents were able to get to him and facetime him to say goodbye because obviously. >> respond to any of us. but he could hear of. truly believe he could hears. eyes were closed and he was on a machine that. i know you could hears. got catches heartbeat, beating for a reason. and i believe it was. to me and my family could come to biden's latest live. >> all right. a memorial for the 14 people killed in the deadly truck attack stands on the sidewalk in the french quarter there of new orleans. here's a live look at the french quarter right now where police have increased security in that area. and this heightened security will remain in place as the city prepares for 2 more events. the drawing big crowds, one of them is the super bowl in february and just a couple of hours after that attack in new orleans, an army soldier killed himself inside of a cybertruck that wa

went to high school in lafayette, louisiana, played wide receiver just a few years ago for princeton university. another, 37-year-old reggie hunter of baton rouge, father of three. also at this hour, we have our eye on las vegas, where a tesla cybertruck has exploded outside the trump hotel sometime before 9:00 a.m. local this morning. at least one person has died. seven people were injured. the latest on the investigation, we are joined by nbc news national law- enforcement and intelligence correspondent tom winter. tom, it's good to have you. what do we know about where this investigation stands at this hour? >> in new orleans, chris, the investigation, because we have an update as well on the las vegas investigation, but in new orleans, that investigation, they are continuing to rule out potential individuals and trying to determine who is seen in these videos near these two suspected ied devices. so let me just set the scene here. on bourbon street you got the pickup truck, the white pickup truck that we've seen, which was driven down bourbon street, goes around the police car point there's