He acted alone. I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News. That's what the FBI is saying about the suspect in the deadly New Year's Eve attack on New Orleans Bourbon Street. And they say he was 100% inspired by ISIS.

Investigators are now digging into how and when this suspect became radicalized.

We have learned that in the hours leading up to the attack, Shaddam Sadiin Jabbar posted five

videos to Facebook where he said he joined ISIS before last summer and revealed that his

original plan was to hurt his family and friends.

But he was worried that that kind of attack wouldn't generate news headlines

on the, quote, war between the believers and the disbelievers.

Fox is Garrett, Tanny, New Orleans.

Jabar killed 14 people and injured dozens more when he drove around barricades and onto the sidewalk,

plowing into New Year's partygoers before he was shot and killed by police.

This afternoon at the White House...

We're going to continue to relentlessly pursue ISIS and other terrorist organizations where they are,

and they'll find no safe harbor here.

President Biden was updated on the investigation into the attack,

and he praised the people of New Orleans as Bourbon Street and other tourist local counts are back open.

New information on the explosion of a Tesla's cyber truck in the front of Trump Tower in Las Vegas.

The individual had sustained a gunshot wound to the head prior to the detonation of the vehicle.

Las Vegas Metro Police Sheriff Kevin McBea Hills says the drivers believed to have been active and active duty soldier Matthew Lillebvre.

His ID found in the truck, but the body was burned beyond recognition.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorka says both incidents are being probed by federal authorities.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, that is leading the investigation,

both in New Orleans and in Las Vegas, Nevada, has not found any connection between of those two

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