New Orleans Nears Normalcy
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New Orleans inches toward normalcy while mourning victims of deadly New Year’s rampage

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Bourbon Street reopened for business by early afternoon .
President Joe Biden will travel to New Orleans next week to mourn victims of the attack.
The driver, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, was fatally shot in a firefight with police after steering his speeding truck around a barricade and slamming into the crowd.
Authorities finished processing the scene Thursday morning , removing the last of the bodies.
It was the deadliest IS-inspired assault on U.S. soil in years .
On Bourbon Street, flowers and candles were arranged as memorials to the victims.
By Thursday night , bouncers danced to music blasting from clubs, tourists posed for photos and a group of street performers had no trouble attracting a massive audience.
“I’m glad they cleaned up the streets, but it's like everything’s forgotten," a man says.
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