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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Louise Skiyvone. Bourbon Street in New Orleans is now open,

and the FBI today is saying they now believe that the driver in the truck attack that left

14 people dead early New Year's

morning acted alone. Forty-year-old American board Shamshadine Jabar of Houston was killed in a

shootout with police. The FBI is saying there appears to be no definitive link between yesterday's

attack in New Orleans and the Tesla cyber truck that exploded in front of a Trump hotel in Las Vegas hours later.

Authorities say the driver of the cyber truck was 37-year-old Matthew Allen Livelylisberger.

In a news briefing in Las Vegas this afternoon, Sheriff Kevin McMayhill said that police still don't have 100% confirmation

because he was burned beyond recognition in that blast.

Now further complicating this identification of this individual, we also discovered through the

coroner's office that the individual had sustained a gunshot wound to the head prior to the

detonation of the vehicle.

And now New Orleans...

One of the handguns was found at his feet inside of the vehicle.

And now New Orleans is gearing up to host the Sugar Bowl today.

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