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Authorities have identified the driver of the Tesla cyber truck that exploded in front of the Trump

Hotel in Las Vegas as 37-year-old Matthew Allen Littlesberger. He previously was an active-duty

special operations soldier with the Army, then joined the National Guard, followed by the Army Reserve.

The FBI says they found no indication that this case is related to the early New Year's

morning deadly truck attack in New Orleans by 42-year-old American-born

Shamshood Dean Jabar of Houston, also a veteran who died in a shootout with police.

Sheriff Kevin McMayhill of Las Vegas described what investigators found in the remains of the cyber truck.

There's an SLR model B-30, semi-automatic firearm, a number of fireworks that

were still in the vehicle that had to be removed. Notably, we found an iPhone and a smartwatch,

and then several credit cards were also in the name of our subject. Officials say Livelsberger shot himself in the head before the blast.

The Sugar Bowl college football playoff game kicks off at this hour in New Orleans that Notre Dame

Georgia game had been postponed after the truck attack in the French quarter on New Year's Day.

NPR's Becky Sullivan reports.

The Sugar Bowl was originally scheduled to

kick off last night at the Superdome in downtown New Orleans. But the attack on Bourbon Street took

place less than a mile from the stadium that put the facilities on lockdown as authorities

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