julie, to kayleigh's point, dominique rivera, jason rivera's widow as she was speaking, is saying "i hope you are hearing me, d.a.." everyone erupted into applause. i hope he hears her words, or heartbreaking story. when she heard two cops had been shot in harlem, she texted her husband and was not hearing back from him. "i know you are mad, just tell me you are okay." then, she turned on the "find my phone," and she saw that his phone was in the harlem hospital. my heart breaks for her, for every law enforcement officer right now, every member of their family, every family member of the pollen. as kayleigh said, we are done with this. when will this stop? >> julie: when liberal das put the foot down, and stop re-offenders from going back out on the street. kayleigh mentioned the liberal das. if you look at the crime rates in this country, the liberal cities that are run by liberal politicians: new york city, chicago, maryland, los angeles -- in january of 2022, we had a nap earlier that shows that houston shooting, three officers were shot in houston. the list goes on. milwaukee cou

. >> here's his wife dominique rivera.en you in a hospital wrapped up in cpacac not hearing you and i was talking to you broken me x y. i said to you we baby i'm here . the little bit of hope i had that you would come t back to life just to say goodbye. say i love you one more time. i was lost . i'm still lost . so officer rivera, his widow knows why her husband was killed. very specific reason new york's sorrows tied to alvin bag has refused to enforce the law and crime has skyrocketed, including murders including of police officers and her husband as a result. >> listen to her explain now though, you won't be here anymore. i want you to live through me. the system continues. fairless we are not safe n anymore. ornot even the members of the service. i know you are tired of thesero laws, especially the ones fromm the d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. dominique rivera is her name. she's been married for four months and today she spoke for many. of spoke for the families those murdered on the streets

[applause] >> dana: what a beautiful moving tribute by dominique rivera, the widow at such a young age and has no words but she was also so strong and she was very pointed at the end that soft on crime policies by prosecutors like alvin bragg, and she named him, would not stand. i am just watching an amazing funeral we have all together. i think it should be mandatory viewing for all americans if you are a teacher, grab this, have your students watch it. jason rivera killed a week ago today. next week we'll honor his partner as he is laid to rest as well. thank you for watching with us. "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: breaking news as we are learning disturbing truths about president biden's border crisis cover-up. the federal government is treating communities in texas and new york as drop-off points for bus loads and plane loads of illegal migrants and the white house is telling us well, it isn't happening. but you know we have receipts. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a source with probation and customs enforcement tells fox news illegal immigran

rivera's widow dominique delivered an emotional eulogy at one point even calling out the new da's controvertolicies. rivera was posthumously promoted to detective first grade mora. twenty seven days after the incident, his organs were donated and saved five lives. blizzard warnings have been posted from virginia up to maine as a massive nor'easter slams the east coast. boston could see as much as two feet of snow, while rhode island could get as much as three feet of heavy snow. and 70 mile an hour winds are threatening a number of areas. >> i'm ashley strohmeyer and i'm back to "hannity". but we are big breaking news today in the fight for election integrity so we could havele confidence in the results of elections as a state court. the second highest court in pennsylvania in a three two decision ruled at seventy 77. now that's pennsylvania's election reform legislature signed by the democratic governor tom wolfe in twenty nineteen is in fact unconstitutional. now this law had a number of. very dangerous provisions including incredibly allowing some ballots to be counted after election day.

. >> reporter: rivera and dominique luzuriaga married in october, now a widow, she struggled before a packed st. patrick's cathedral, as she recalled a quarrel they'd had the morning of the shooting. >> you asked me... if you you are sure that you don't want me to take you home. it might be the last ride i give you. i said no, and that was probably the biggest mistake i ever made. >> hear me. hear me voice. >> reporter: rivera, a 22-year-old rookie, was gunned down a week ago tonight after a domestic disturbance call that also took the life of his partner, 27-year-old william mora. luzuriaga spoke for 10 minutes in a eulogy that was not only moving but defiant. >> we are not safe anymore. >> reporter: bringing mourners to their feet, after taking on the newly elected manhattan district attorney, whom critics have called soft on crime, as he sat among the dignitaries before her. >> i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. ( applause ) i'm sure all of our blue family is tired, too. but i promise, we pr

. >> reporter: officer jason rivera's young widow, dominique, posting photos of the could be, saying, this is the heaviest my heart has been. they met in elementary school. married just four months, she described the horror of being called to the hospital. >> i said to you, wake up, baby, i'm here. the little bit of hope that i had you would wake up just to say good-bye or say i love you one more time has left. i was lost. i'm still lost. >> reporter: outside, snow falling as a sea of blue lined 5th avenue. >>t shows we all love each other and it's truly a brotherhood. >> reporter: rivera and his partner wilbert mora were shot and killed on a domestic violence call. rivera posthumously promoted to detective. his wife with a message for her husband. >> and although you won' >> reporter: david, as painful and as sad as this day was, as you just saw for the rivera family, and for the new york city police department as a whole, they will be right back here next week to do this again as they say good-bye to officer mora. david? >> phil lippoff, thank you. >>> we turn to the investigation i

slain nypd officer jason rivera there, dominique, just the details, biana, of texting him when she heardd then checking his location, seeing he's in harlem hospital. she's so young. >> revealing that they had an argument that day and she decided to take an uber home and said to her those fateful last words, are you sure you don't want a ride home, it might be the last one. what a powerful speech we just heard there. >> that standing ovation, a sign of support from all those officers there, goodness. so sad to watch. thank you all so much for joining us today. we do appreciate it. >> at this hour kate bolduan starts now. >>> snow covered bribdge collapsed before president biden visits to talk about infrastructure. the transit bus at the bottom of a ravine where the bridge gave way. this point, there are no fatalities but ser

rivera's wife, dominique, slamming the progressive policies the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg accused bragg of going soft on crime. he said the system is broken and unjust calls for a new antiviolence and diversion programs so prosecutors he says can focus on the most serious offenses. on his election bragg defeated the republican candidate for district attorney, he wasn't tom, he joins us now. tom, you warned about this three year campaign of what we are seeing, what did you say? >> you are exactly right, eric. i spent several years as a prosecutor in new york. i spent many more as a defense attorney. i have seen the criminal justice system up close. to have this a wave, it's not just d.a. bragg. it's many other das and major cities across the country. citing this progressive mantra that really turns its back not just decades but centuries and perhaps longer criminal justice policy that the bedrock of which, we deter people from intentionally putting their acts over the interest of society by assigning that we're going to seriously do away with all of that? it's one thing to

rivera's wife dominique if also blasting the are district attorney the, bragg, for pursuing policiess daryl porcher, law enforcement professor at pace university. dominique ghei a stinging -- gave a stinging eulogy, and i want to show you outside st. pat's that solemn and astounding sight; tens of thousands of police officers lining miles down fifth avenue in tribute. they've shaken the city. will it change the progressive policies of the new district attorney? >> well, eric, the social contract affords us as common citizens protections which come in the position of police officers. however, when a police officer's killed, that's when we have a fracture of social contract. that's what just happened here recently in new york. we had two police officers that were slain. we now have a district attorney in the county of manhattan, that being alvin bragg, who's come into office and stated that he was not going to uphold the rule of law. the upholdment of the rule of law essentially bounds on the district attorney's prosecuting people that commit crimes. psychologically, this has an impact

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rivera married just three months ago. his widow, dominiqueed being by his hospital bed. >> the little bit of hope i had that he would come back to life, say "i love you" will more time. >> the district attorney -- over his controversial policies critics say are soft on crime. >> i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak for me right now. [applause] we promise that your death won't be in vain. >> a standing ovation for rivera's widow who said those sharp criticisms about him, while he was inside the cathedral. afterwards, he released a statement saying that violence against police officers will not be tolerated, and promised to go after anyone who targets cops. >> bret: we are learning new information about the man accused of murdering a houston-area deputy over the weekend. this comes one day after three houston police officers were shot. >> surveillance video from a houston home capturing thursday's shoot up between the suspect and police in the middle of the afternoon. officials

her name is dominique luz riaga of officer rivera.inues to fail us. we are not safe any more. not even the members of the service. i know you worked hard on these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. >> and the new d.a., alvin bragg, was there at the funeral service. how much of an issue is, not so much the new d.a., but the policies that he's putting in place? >> so, i want to say first that officer maura, the second officer killed was a john jay graduate and it is something that is impacting our community deeply at john jay as well. this is hard. i do know that our new d.a. is committed to working with law enforcement to get the guns off the street and to hold people accountable, who are using these guns. we have models of success. what the brooklyn d.a. erik gonzalez has done in order to look at the source of the guns and where it's happening and look at the source of the violence and preventing it and putting resources around those who we know are, as mayor lightfoot talk

i want to play you a clip from the eulogy this have from his brother jeffrey rivera and his wife dominiqueof heights. he was afraid of rats. he was afraid of dogs. he was afraid of dogs. but he wasn't afraid to die, to wear that uniform. he was not afraid to die. [applause] >> the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of the service: i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. [applause] >> will: congressman, you heard that i'm sure yesterday. you hear it again this morning. what's your reaction? >> i was there at saint patrick's cathedral yesterday. it was so powerful to hear those words in person. it was an emotion that i was hearing from in front of me from the family of jason rivera. but i was also surrounded by men and women in blue. our nypd and other law enforcement. and i was feeling it from them that there is this sense of family and duty and community that the rivera family is speaking out on behalf of so many other families who are just -- they are tired, they

rivera's widow spoke, he had just married his high school sweetheart dominique in october. now she had gained thousands of brothers and sisters in blue today, she is the loneliest now without rivera. she then attacked the new manhattan district attorney alvin bragg or controversial lenient policies handcuffed the police and too soft on crime. >> i know you were tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he's watching you speak through me right now. [applause] but i promise, we promise, that your death won't be in vain. >> standing ovation inside the cathedral and outside as well when she made the comments about the d.a., alvin bragg, was in attendance today inside st. patrick's cathedral when the striking comments were made by officer rivera's widow. bragg released a statement afterwards saying he is dedicated to prosecuting those who commit violence against police officers. >> thank you. >> let's bring in a new york congresswoman, great to see you today. i'll start by asking your thoughts on two young officers among the latest lost now in new york. >>

rivera's widow. >> i would say good morning to you off. but in fact, this still >> dominiqueer e agha says she feels lost without her husband. dozens of people were surrounding me. >> and yet i follow. it. couldn'e believe you left to me. seeing you in a hospital bed wrapped up in sheets, not hearing you. and i was talking to you broke me. >> nypd officer wilbert mora was also killed in the shootout. he donated his heart, liver, 2, kidneys and pancreas to 5 patients needing lifesaving organ transplants. officers lined the streets when his body was moved from the medical examiner's office. the funeral home very hard to lose a loved one and even more, i think hard when you know, it's it's a police officer, very hard for family and friends of the fallen officers, but also so emotional for the officers themselves. that was brian entin reporting for us tonight. >> for your money tonight, natural gas prices are spiking as a blizzard moves into the northeastern part of the united states. prices surged by 12% today going as high as $4.88 per million british thermal units. that's actu

rivera. you have the whole nation on gridlock. and although you won't be here anymore, i want you to live th through me. >> dominique luzuriaga also took aim at the new district attorney, she said that new laws are making officers less safe, apparently referring to alvin bragg's bail, plea and sentencing policies. >>> and with police officers and increases in violent crime in response, new york's mayor is resurrecting a controversial unit known as the anti-crime unit this was disbanded in 2020 following complaints of aggressive tactics and police brutality and led to police-involved shootings. the units will be called neighborhood safety teams. they're going to start patrols in the next three weeks. a lieutenant professor at jon jay college. thank you, sir, for being with us. your reaction, first in reviving this program. >> it's an important first step. the anti-crime unit acts as a deterrent for people to carry handguns. and if people don't fear that they're going to get caught then we saw a huge rise in gun violence almost the day after they deleted this unit going back, i believe it was june of 2020. so, mayor adams is uniquel

rivera he was officer rivera, but he was promoted to detective first-class in his his home-going here today. his widow said something i have to agree with and she said, dominiqueforcement officers shot or killed all ove this country. next week, they are going to be burying an officer wilbur mauro the partner of rivera. we in houston had three police officers shot yesterday. we had a detective corporal should we say charles galloway who was killed in texas and there is one common thread here sandra. most of these individuals who have committed these crimes against these officer have a criminal record. i want to say it one more time. they have a criminal record. we need to be asking why and what are we doing in society where we let these scumbags bac out on the street so they can harm innocent people as well as kill wonderful wonderful police officers. >> a heartbreaking image as the widow took the folded flag from the officers outside the church there. leave us with a final thought o optimism, this great country, w will see what's happening and w will learn. we will hopefully make things better. a quick final thought you? >> my thoughts are hard that i to my ha

rivera's widow. >> i would say good morning to you all. but in fact, this still morning. >> dominique says she feels lost without her husband. dozens of people were surrounding me. >> and yet i follow. it. couldn't believe you left to me. seeing you in a hospital bed wrapped up in sheets, not hearing you. and i was talking to you broke me. >> nypd officer wilbert mora was also killed in the shootout. he donated his heart, liver, 2, kidneys and pancreas to 5 patients needing lifesaving organ transplants. officers lined the streets when his body was moved from the medical examiner's office. the funeral home very hard to lose a loved one and even more, i think hard when you know, it's it's a police officer, very hard for family and friends of the fallen officers, but also so emotional for the officers themselves. >> heartbreaking story that >> welcome back. it is 9.15, just about here on this saturday morning. and there is a powerful nor'easter sweeping up the east coast right now. >> winter storm watches and warnings all in effect. for 75 million people in the path of this nor'easter. t