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Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning, America. We want to get right to our top story. At least 15 people killed dozens

injured when a man rammed a rented truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street just hours into the

new year. Suspect identified as a 42-year-old Texas native and U.S. Army veteran who died in

exchange of gunfire with the police.

The FBI says the suspect was inspired by ISIS, posting videos online just before the attack

saying he had, quote, a desire to kill. This morning, authorities are racing to learn whether the

attack was part of a larger international plot. Some of the victims include an 18-year-old from

Mississippi, about to start

nursing school, a young mother teaching her son to read. A father of two decided to go to Bourbon

Street on a whim and a former college football star home for the holidays. In just a few moments,

we are going to hear from our witness who is with his wife on Bourbon Street, and our team coverage begins with Whit Johnson, who's on the scene in New Orleans.

Good morning, Whit.

George, good morning to you.

This is the intersection here on Bourbon Street where the suspect drove his truck onto the sidewalk and carried out his deadly rampage.

And it is a haunting site this morning, usually a place of joy and celebration, but now it's an active crime scene.

Authorities are calling this an ISIS-inspired act of terror, but still so many questions about what motivated this attack and whether anyone else was involved.

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