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Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Grace Curley host of the Grace Curley. Oh, I love the Ferris Bueller edition for 2025. Such a wonderful job, Taylor. Welcome back to the Grace Curley show. It is a new year,

and we are covering some of the biggest stories that broke over the last 48 hours, including

the terrorist attack in New Orleans, where a crazed man in a truck drove through a crowd,

killing. Now I'm getting reports that it was 14 people and

then he was killed after back after exchanging fire with police officers and over 30 people injured

we are getting news about some of these victims it is heart wrenching stories ex-prinston football

star a nursing student, a mother.

And you think about those people, and then you think about all of the people who love them and all of the people whose lives are now shattered because of this evil, evil terrorist attack.

And on top of that, the New York Post, and they're always doing really great reporting on these kind of situations, Shamsu Din Jabbar, squalid home.

So he lived in Houston, and he told his neighbors he was going to move to New Orleans.

They have photos of his home here, just kind of a mess of a place,

you know, trash everywhere. And then we have more information about his brother. So this is also

from the New York Post. It says the brother of the terrorist who launched the deadly car attack

on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, says that radicalization is to blame for his kin's rampage.

He told the New York Times that his brother converted to Islam at an early age.

He made sure to say that Jabbar did not represent Islam.

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