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The investigation ongoing. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The FBI has released video Shamsuddin Jabbar, the suspect in the terror attack in New Orleans. With New Year's festivities in full swing, Jabbar turned his rented truck into a weapon and plowed into the crowd on Bourbon Street.
Every indication is that he wanted to kill more people evidenced by those two homemade bombs or IEDs left in coolers. The way the police superintendent, Ann Kirkpatrick, put it, he was hell-bent on creating the damage that he did. Jabbar posted videos online and said he initially wanted to target his family, but he was concerned that the media attention would not focus on the war between believers and disbelievers, indication of his radicalized faith.
On the back of a rented truck, he flew the flag of ISIS and said that is what inspired him. Fox's Mike Tobin in New Orleans. The FBI said today that Jabbar 100% acted alone. A Pennsylvania Army veteran indicted for trying to join a foreign terrorist group. The Department of Justice indictment claims that 24-year-old Army vet Jack Malloy traveled to Lebanon in August in an attempt to join Hezbollah. After being told the time was not right and there were other steps he needed to take,
Malloy then tried to join the terrorist group in Syria before returning to the U.S., where he continued to communicate online with individuals in Lebanon. Fox's Kevin Uretzky, he faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in jail for supporting Hezbollah and up to eight years for lying about it.
Las Vegas Metro Police say the soldier who was found dead inside a Tesla Cybertruck packed with explosives outside Trump International Hotel shot himself in the head before the explosion. Matthew Livelsberger was an active duty member of the Green Berets, was on approved leave. The Pentagon say he had served in the army since 2008.
Two people dead, 18 injured when a small plane crashed through a roof of a commercial building in Fullerton, California, about 25 miles southeast of L.A. America is listening to Fox News. I'm Ben Domenech, Fox News contributor, editor-at-large of The Spectator, and editor of the Transom.com daily newsletter. I'm inviting you to join in-depth conversations every week on the Ben Domenech Podcast. Listen and follow now at foxnewspodcast.com.
Authorities in Gaza say an Israeli airstrike has killed at least 26 people, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office says he authorized a delegation from the Mossad intelligence agency, the Shin Bet International Internal Security Service, and the military to continue negotiations in Qatar towards a ceasefire.
And Netanyahu was out of the hospital after recovering from surgery. Benjamin Netanyahu underwent an operation to remove his prostate on Sunday. The 75-year-old had been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection resulting from a benign enlarged prostate. His office says the procedure was successful, but he still has a period of recovery ahead.
Netanyahu briefly left the hospital on Tuesday against doctor's orders in order to vote in Israel's parliament. Hardliners in his governing coalition had threatened to pool support for the country's budget bill. Jonathan Savage, Fox News. The number of Americans applying for unemployment dropped last week to the lowest level since March. The Labor Department says jobless claims dropped by 9,000 to 211,000 last week.
A noted singer-songwriter does an about-face on performing at a major international festival. Neil Young is pulled out of the UK music festival Glastonbury, citing corporate control of the BBC as the reason. The 79-year-old rocker wrote on his website that he and his new band, the Chrome Hearts, booked a slot at Worthy Farm in June, but they will no longer play because...
He claims the broadcaster wanted us to do a lot of things in a way we were not interested in. He added, it seems Glastonbury is now under corporate control and is not the way I remember it being.
BBC has been a partner of the festival since 1997, and Young has performed at the festival while they were partners in the past. In June of 2009, the rocker delivered a two-hour headlining set on the Pyramid Stage. Fox's Michelle Polino, I'm Lisa Lucera, this is Fox News. ♪