This news report covers local reactions to the New Orleans terrorist truck attack, ongoing fog delays at the San Diego International Airport, and a class-action lawsuit settlement over security deposits.
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — In this edition of the 10News Wake Up Call, our newsroom brings you local angles on the New Orleans terrorist truck attack and monitors foggy conditions at the San Diego International Airport.Plus, ABC 10News anchor Melissa Mecija has a report about a class-action lawsuit over security deposits that reached a nearly $10 million settlement.Time to get you locked and loaded for the day ahead prior to the first weekend of 2025.
The FBI and Department of Homeland Security have told law enforcement agencies across the nation to be on the lookout for potential copycats of the truck attack in New Orleans. Fourteen people were killed and 35 injured in the terrorist attack during New Year's celebrations on Bourbon Street. Investigators are still trying to determine how the truck driver, U.S.-born Army veteran Shamsud Din Jabbar, became an ISIS sympathizer. They believe he acted alone. In the meantime, Bourbon Street is open again to foot traffic, and New Orleans put up new barricades to keep cars and trucks out. On Thursday, ABC 10News reporter Perla Shaheen looked into how the city tries to protect people from attacks like the one in New Orleans. Steel columns called bollards block cars from entering pedestrian areas in the Gaslamp Quarter. Crews install them every day at seven intersections on Fifth Avenue.They were initially installed in July 2023 as the city worked to make the Gaslamp area more walkable. They also help deter vehicle attacks. See Shaheen's full report below:The San Diego Police Department says there are no known threats in the city, but people should stay alert and report any suspicious activity. ABC 10News also spoke to the owner of the local New Orleans Creole Cafe about their reaction to the terrorist attack.More than 100 flights are either canceled or delayed as the San Diego International Airport feels the effects of Friday morning's dense fog advisor
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