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It could happen again. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. That warning from the FBI following the truck ramming terror attack in New Orleans. A bulletin from the FBI and other federal agencies warns of copycat or retaliatory attacks by drivers using vehicles as weapons. Federal law enforcement.
Federal investigative authorities and our intelligence community are watching this very, very closely. White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby says keeping the upcoming inauguration on January 20th safe is a top priority. And current officials are coordinating with their incoming Trump administration counterparts.
Investigators believe the driver, who killed 14 people in New Orleans on New Year's Day, acted alone. Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. More clues into the motive behind the explosion of the Tesla's Cybertruck outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. After authorities released some excerpts from a digital journal that the suspect
kept on his phone up until the moment that explosion happened here outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas. While he didn't hold any sort of animosity towards the president-elect, he did hold some personal and political grievances. Fox's Jeff Paul in Las Vegas. Police say Matthew Livelsberger shot himself in the head before the Cybertruck packed with fireworks exploded.
National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby on the decision by President Biden to block the sale of U.S. steel to Nippon Steel. This isn't about Japan. This is about U.S. steelmaking and keeping one of the largest steel producers in the United States alive.
An American-owned company. Nippon Steel says it plans to sue the federal government over the decision. It was a close one, but Mike Johnson has won re-election as House Speaker. At first, some Republican hardliners refused to vote for him, but after a phone call from President-elect Trump, two out of three holdouts changed their vote. America's listening to Fox News.
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A Florida man accused of posing as a spy after he was discovered with guns and drugs. Florida Highway Patrol says they found a number of firearms, a bulletproof vest, passports, and alleged phony federal agent badges, including one marked CIA, inside a truck they pulled over on Alligator Alley the span of I-75, crossing the Everglades. The truck had flashing blue and red emergency lights on it,
The troopers say 63-year-old Jorge Alberto Alfonso was in the truck and told the troopers he was a CIA agent. He's now in jail, accused of impersonating a federal official and also for possessing illegal drugs.
In Broward County, Florida, Eben Brown, Fox News. After a series of violent crimes on New York City's subways, New York Governor Kathy Hochul is pushing to expand the state's involuntary commitment laws to allow hospitals to compel more mentally ill people into treatment.
She didn't give any details on what her proposal would change. State law currently allows police to compel people to be taken to hospitals for evaluation if they appear to be mentally ill and their behavior poses a risk of physical harm to themselves or others.
Police in Missouri reminding drivers of something that should be pretty obvious. Claycomo, Missouri police sending out a warning to drivers two days after Christmas. Don't speed and especially don't speed while playing video games. The department on social media posting a picture of a police motorcycle and a pulled over sedan with the caption, quote, don't be this guy. And another picture of
corresponding ticket that says Traffic Sergeant Sarton radared the suspect doing 107 in a 65 miles per hour zone. In the post, they also say he was on a suspended license and playing a video game. While they didn't announce the game, the accused was playing police-speculated, NASCAR-related. Fox is Eamon Dignam. I'm Lisa Lucera, and this is Fox News.
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