this funeral today comes after the funeral last week of jason rivera.re his widow and so many others took to the dais behind me in this cathedral and spoke truth about what it means to be a police officer today. what it means to be family of a police officer. what it means every day to wonder if your loved one will come home and too many these days, especially here in new york city are not coming home safely. and that is the reality and the environment we live in right now. and part of what we'll hear today is about potentially the policies in this city but certainly we will hear about the life of women better mora. a gentle giant. the people that knew him loved him and he was dedicated to training up the new rookie that was his partner. the chief of the department here, his name is kenneth corey, gave a statemented to the "new york post" about the environment we are in right now in new york city. here is a portion of what he said. he said these funerals hits very close to home. they are devastated and angry, these officers. they are angry because there

. >> wilbert mora y su compañero jason rivera fallecieron protegiendo a una comunidade harlem donde losado. >> hay que darles soportes es que euna situación delicada. >> un héroe caído que sigue salvando vidas aún con su muerte donando órganos a cinco personas, karla amezola noticias telemundo. >> el gobierno de biden rebeló que apoya la legalización de las familias separadas, lourdes hurtado con el testimonio. >> han pasado más de 8 meses que maría fue separada y está feliz en la florida pero la incertidumbre del estatus la tiene llena de angustias. >> de 36 meses para tres años o sea, que nos van a separar otra vez? no sabemos le digo. >> el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas dice que la casa blanca apoya darles un estatus permanente y que abogan por ello al congreso sin embargo, no es ninguna garantía. >> si terminan los tres años ¿qué pasará de mí? >> adelaida es una de las que regresó con su dre gracias aún parole humanitario pero otros le han perdido la confianza al gobierno . >> me sentí engañada de parte de administración porque los abogados que estaban en esta

he and his partner jason rivera were shot in and attacked. rivera's funeral was last week.nding to a domestic call. nypd chief spoke of the frustration and anger among the rank and file. >> they are angry, because there wasn't so many guns in the street, and no consequence for people carrying illegal guns. they are putting themselves in danger every day to get guns off the streets, and yet the same people that they are arresting our back out walking the street. too often, they are using the guns against them. five police officers shot in the first 21 days this year, two of them fatal. >> harris: look at the leadership that's stepping forth. you see the decorations on all of these police officials. they are fighting for their rank and file. this is what a war on law enforcement looks like. take a look at your screen. at least 30 police officers shot in just the month of january. that's up 67% from the same time last year. no statistics show as the head of the country's largest police union because they violence against cops "the worst i've ever seen." five of the 30 officers

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funeral was held today for officer mora just days after a similar ceremony for partner jason rivera.he two were ambushed during a domestic violence call in harlem. today's event comes just hours after two security personnel were gunned down, this time at a small college in virginia. correspondent bryan llenas in new york for us tonight. hi, brian. >> john, good evening, the nypd commissioner said officer wilbert mora was a gift we never got to keep. someone who, despite being shot, kept fighting back until the very end. tonight, despite uncertainty and amid rising crime. new york city honors one of its heroes. >> for the second time in a week. a sea of blue and green flooded new york city's fifth avenue as hundreds of nypd officers bid a final farewell to officer wilbert more raft. >> even new england among the city's skyscrapers, scaffolding and buildings, at 6'3" inches tall. police officer wilbert mora was still a giant. >> and just 27 years old, mora was remembered as an ideal police officer, a rising star and a leader. >> i never got the chance to tell you how truly special i th

just like the week before, during the funeral for officer jason rivera, manhattan is expected to seeusands of officers lining the streets tuesday and wednesday for the wake and funeral of nypd officer wilbert mora who was shot alongside his partner. both officers were killed by a gunman who opened fire on them as they responded to a family dispute january 21st in harlem. while tens of thousands of police officers and new yorkers paused and remembered, a few complained on social media about the street closures and turn outcome including a brooklyn teacher who reportedly suggested someone might drive a car into the crowd. he has since lost his job and so has a new york city actress after she posted this rant online. >> do not need to shut down most of lower manhattan because one cop died because he probably did his job incorrectly. they kill people every single day for no good reason and we don't shutdown the city for them. this is [bleep] ridiculous. this is [bleep] ridiculous. what if somebody's having a heart attack in this area. nobody can get to them because it's all blocked off f

acá se han reunido policías para darle el último adiós tal como ocurrió la semana pasada con jason riveracon soporte vital por varios días pero falleció. ana me sacudió el alcalde de nueva york. su compañero lo recordaron como un oficial humilde muy servicial cada día llegaba al cuartel en bus para cumplir con su trabajo estas son las familias palabras de los familiares >> >> mi hermano amaba al prójimo y a su comunidad tienes el mismo amor que lo llevó a servir a la comunidad como oficial de policía de nueva york >> wilber mora era un joven lleno de sueños, sueños que hoy se quedan sin cumplir eran dueños de una sonrisa única escandalosa contagiosa >> durante el servicio fue nombrado detective y recibió una gran ovación de los presentes después de su muerte mora vuelve a salvar vidas tal como lo hiciera como policía luego de donar sus órganos a acentuado personas que horas están vivos gracias a wilber mora sus restos descansarán en quincy nueva york >> y miren eran más que amigos era casi familia todos los conocían como algo dinámico. no policías que fueron asesinados a tiros en el campu

mourn the loss of new york police detective wilbert mora, just days after mourning his partner jason riveraion grieves the loss of another fallen officer, it is highlighting a bigger issue with policing difficulties, and that story is next. move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move your student loan debt to sofi—you could save with low rates and no fees. go to sofi.com to view your rate today. ♪ ♪ omega-3 from fish oil is an important nutrient for heart health. qunol's ultra purified omega -3, is sourced only from wild caught ocean fish, not farm raised and comes in an easy to swallow mini pill. the brand i trust is qunol. >>> heartbreaking scene in new york today for the second time in less than a week, thousands of officers lined the streets to say a final farewell to another new york police department officer, william mora, who was -- wilbert mora, sorry, who was shot and killed last month along with his partner jason rivera, after spon corresponding to a domestic violence call. both were posthumously promoted to detective first grade. scenes come on the

same scene last week for mora's partner, 22-year-old jason rivera. >> the system continues to fail us not safe anymore. but i promise, we promise, that your death won't be in vain. >> reporter: across the country, abc reporting found at least a dozen cities with record homicide numbers in 2021. and since the start of this year, more than 1,600 people have died because of gun violence. among those caught in the crossfire, 8-year-old melissa ortega, hit by two stray bullets while out on a walk with her mother in chicago. in new jersey, 18-year-old robert quadra killed by a stray bullet while carrying groceries to his grandmother's home. >> he didn't deserve a bullet to the head. he didn't deserve that at all. >> reporter: this week, two officers killed in a shooting at a college campus in bridgewater, virginia. adams, a former police officer himself, unveiled a sweeping new plan to deal with crime in america's biggest city. >> we will ramp up enforcement, deploy more officers on the streets, and in the subways, and get our courts at full capacity. >> reporter: but that plan includes an

police officer wilbert mora, who died in the line of duty last month along with his colleague, jason riveragun violence, including growing violence against the police force, president biden visited new york today meeting with the mayor and presenting new initiatives in an effort to combat gun crime. last hour i spoke with new york city mayor eric adams about his solution, and he had this message. >> but when you do reform, you can't ignore public safety. we witnessed individuals who only pushed reform and ignored public safety. both parties must be in the room. we need to have the justice we deserve but the safety we need. >> joining us now is cnn law enforcement analyst, former law narcotics officer with d.c. police officer michael fanone. you heard in the last hour. i wonder what you make of president biden's efforts to combat gun violence, particularly the mayor's comments about the pendulum swinging too far as a result of protests in the last few years. and he's sort of trying to figure out a way to build back the morale and build back the effectiveness of the police? >> i like the comm

. ♪ 27-year-old officer wilbert mora and his partner, jason rivera, were fatally shot after being ambusheduring a domestic violence call. [ speaking foreign language ] mora's sister asking, how many wilberts, how much jasons, how many more officers will have to lose their lives for this system to change? president biden travels to new york today to announce new sanctions to target gun violence. they're expected to include increasing federal resources to fight the illegal flow of guns from other parts of the country and calling on congress to fund additional community policing. these mothers who lost children to gun violence have a message for the president. >> get these guns and get them out of our children's hands. get them from coming into our community. >> reporter: gun violence across the country is spiking. at least nine major cities broke homicide records in the last year. little rock, arkansas, just declared violent crime a public health emergency after at least ten people were injured in shootings this past weekend and in virginia students and staff at bridgewater college rememberi

el segundo oficial quefallecen menos de un mes, las mÁs pasadas compaÑero y amigo de patrulla, jason riveraaje. a comisionada de policÍa de new york ha considerado al oficial mora como un triple veces hÉroe, checar su vida al servicio de la comunidad, por sacrificar su vida en este trabajo, y porque al final, luego de su fallecimiento, salvo la vida de 5 personas a travÉs de la donaciÓn de Órganos. escuchamos los comentarios de quienes vinieron aquÍ a su velorio. >> como madre, una lÁstima. estaba trabajando para ayudar a la ciudad, y su gente, y el pueblo,y de paso una cosa tan terrible. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ reportera: ese es el sentimiento aquÍ en new york, personas que incluso no conocÍan a estos oficiales habÍan venido a darle este homenaje, este oficial de policÍa, mora, el segundo en fallecer, logrÓ estar en el hospital por una semana, Él recibiÓ un balazo en la cabeza el 21 de enero, junto con su compaÑero. a travÉs de esta semana se logrÓ darles un deseo en vida de donar sus Órganos. alan: estos hÉroes que arriesgan su vida diariamente para servir a los demÁs, y dar vida a otros. ¿quÉ se es

now you have more slain police officers like jason rivera and. >> let me get through the story here. this new bill in iowa, they are pushing for public schools to require live cameras in classrooms. lisa, totally down with that. let's see what teachers are teaching our a kids. >> if there is any silver lining in the covid craziness, it's parents being exposed to what their kids are being taught. parents have been witness to the craziness, the liberal indoctrination happening to kids across america. but in some respects we already have cameras in classrooms. how many kids have these? theyho have cell phones. so many teachers have been fired because they pushed this nonsense on kids. or per rated kids. in k some respects we kind of already have it. i think there should be transparency andtr parents shoud know the crazy their kids are being taught. dan: i don't know when transparency became such a crazy thing. >> we know why. dan: we know coming up next. ise the pope socialist? many catholics, me includes are are -- wondering after his shocking statements. we know cloth masks don't work

the hard rocking -- heartbreaking funeral of a 22-year-old police officer jason rivera last week.e was a hero, he loved his city, he served, he was welcomed by a c of went -- men and women in blue as he was murdered responding to a 911 call. his widow gave such a powerful eulogy that should remind each and every one of us of crimes devastating cost. she said the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. not even the members of service. democrat policies turn wives into widows. democrat policies rob parents of their children. joe biden does not care. it does not have to be this way. it should not be this way. right now, i am saying enough. we are in this room because we know elections have consequences. this is why we must win and we are going to win back the house and senate in november. republicans are going to show up every day for every american because we are the party of law and order. we are the party that backs the blue. where the party that stands out up for parents and children and schools and businesses open and delivers on jobs, tax cuts, secures the border,

spikeing and cops being shot at and killed at record pace, these funerals back-to-back last week with jason riverareckoning, a wake-up call for so many new yorkers issue mrit cat leader necessary this city who have for too long pedalled policies that are soft on crime and not had the backs of cops. you might have one act ris that has a very small world view and is inconvenienced by traffic, that doesn't represent the vast majority of people who feel this nonsense will be over and we'll stand by police, give them everything they need. it starts with mayor eric adams, he will be here today, the question is what happen necessary weeks and months to come. >> todd: it was a beautiful turn out last week, xeblth the same today. thank you. >> ashley: tom cotton placing hold on president biden's doj nominee, the department refuses to defend lawsuits stemming from the 2020 appointment protest. this delaying the nomination after senator cotton sent a letter to merrick garland expressing concern. refusal to represent deputy marshalls would violate the departments's long-standing practice and moral duty for ac

. >> todd: actress susan saran gathered at the funeral of fallen nypd detective jason rivera to fascism. re-tweeting a post outside of rivera's funeral stating "i am going to tell my kids this is what fascism looks like. adding her own commentary writing these cops were not needed for crime so doesn't that mean they are not needed every day? >> carley: . chucking with apprehended at the texas border with 36 hours. while a new report shows illegal flights cost taxpayers $40 million in the first nine months of 2021. showing us live in washington with the details. >> that is a big bill, good morning, like clockwork a daily occurrence. images showing the crisis at the southern border and the portal of 70 migrants rested dressed in camo because they want to evade capture. over in del rio, two toddlers h1 and 44 traveling without parents or guardians in an urge evm work criminal violence with convicted murderer, child sex offender and two gang members part of a crisis blames on the administration. >> migrants come across and they said they been invited and president biden has invited them wit

criminality, not just police officers killed in the line of duty, murdered in the line of duty as jason riverare, you have escalation to advance as criminals. they don't de-escalate criminals down to a misdemeanor but they work adversely. this is what we are seeing. that will continue to grow. those interactions along with the democrat party run cities and a number of other policies that enhance criminals lives over the law enforcement and community were not separate from each other. that will lead to more deaths. >> ashley: and then i want to roll this sound, ray kelly and this is not an issue of money. and then we will talk on the other side. >> now we have alvin bragg -- i can't believe that he actually rolled this plan out during a major crime wave in new york city. that is not an issue of money but an issue of morale, issue of restraints and restrictions put on cops. >> ashley: basically he is think they need support for cubs to do their job. when he talks about constraints, you think back six, seven years how the police officer should even sooner three years ago with the way they are tau

. >> harris: it was the wife of jason rivera who called out this d.a. i thought you say president biden. he was here to meet with the mayor last week. it didn't come up. it's the power of the people. all right. i want to get to a couple of things that signify where we are right now in crime from coast to coast, top to bottom. and a los angeles woman says she walked out to her car and there was a naked man in the trunk. you see the police officer coming. i mean, jason, we are at a place now where -- and he was a homeless man we're told being taken care of. he has mental health issues. but can you imagine coming out and finding that in the back of your car in the trunk? >> i'm glad i don't drive. i'm glad i've made the decision to go carless for a bit. it would terrify me. the problem is i'm not necessarily shocked it happened. it doesn't happen every day but it is not one of those kinds of stories you sit back and say wow these kinds of events with homeless people dealing with mental health issues, it never happens. very clearly these things are happenin

mora and his officer, jason rivera, were shot and killed in an apartment by a criminal with a long raped firing, fighting back even after being hit. he was promoted to detective first grade for his heroism. that brought little comfortable to a mother that is grieving. mora's mom, when just clinched the american flag as she said good-bye. she immigrated to the u.s. from the dominican republic when she was 7. in her eulogy, mora's sister slammed the justice system. >> how many wilberts, how many jasons? how many more officers have to lose their lives before this system changes? the nypd protects us but who will protect them? >> mayor eric adams promised the family inside that church that they will -- the city will provide them with the resources that they need. the mayor will meet with president biden tomorrow. as for detective mora, he was a hero even after death. he donated his organs and saved five total strangers. he saved their lives with that action. charles? >> charles: bryan, thanks a lot. so with migrants streaming across the border, new numbers showing more are coming from acro

being conducted as we speak in new york because he was shot and killed along with his partner, jason riverahat charles galloway, who was buried today in houston, texas, after being involved in an altercation during the course of a traffic stop. crime is no joking matter in this country. men and women in this country are dying. law abiding citizens are dying. so you're right. clearly it's no joking matter. >> charles: ted, you and i are old enough to see the ups and downs of major crime. i lived in harlem in the 70s. you worked in d.c. as a police officer during these difficult times. one of the things that is differentiating this period is the the brazenness of it all. is that something that -- what is that all about, ted? >> you know, charles, it's scary. you're right. it's brazen. just think about it. your shopping in a shopping center. within two minutes, you have a large mob that will go in and clean out a store in that shopping center. you have here what we've been talking about, the shooting in washington d.c. and georgetown in the middle of rush hour. someone goes and shoots and kill

his partner jason rivera died last week. >> our city is going to do more. we are going to give you the resources to fight this premise. new yorkers against the killers. we will not lose. kennedy: the city is going down the toilet. president biden heading to new york to meet with adams and talk recommend privacy epidemic, why can the president do to get more resources where they need it? many in his party cap defined police, legal studies at the cato institute, it is parked. >> good to be with you. kennedy: i was with new york in the early 90s, fairy different, dangerous. now it feels dangerous again but in a different way so what can you do? libertarians have been offering real practical lists of solutions to das and law enforcement for decades but our people finally listening or is it still falling on deaf ears? >> some of the suggestions we've made, probably my number one think we could do to reduce crime would be an the war on drugs. there's no more powerful activity discovered that a black-market. that is one possibility

and hear this message from officer jason rivera's widow.the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore. and i know you are tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i hope he is watching you speak through me right now. all of our blue family are tired, too. but i promise, we promise that your death won't be in vain. jess the american people will not let their sacrifice be in vain. we never walked away from police. it was only the far left who did. the american spirit is bouncing back in our cities after hitting rock bottom. it's not just crime people have had enough of. it's covid, too. just ask our friendly neighbors from the north. [horns blowing] [cheers] >> freedom, freedom! >> jesse: when canadians rise up, we have got to look at what is going on. >> the nicest, most polite people on earth don't pour out the protest for nothing. that's you know it's over. when the canadians turn on you. anthony fauci has been exposed as a total fraud. his lockdowns were costlier than the virus. quarantining the entire country

officer wilbert mora is the partner of jason rivera who was just laid to rest last week. they were together in that ambush a week ago, a little more than a week ago now. and so now the procession heads to the cathedral and we do this again. also the funeral for corporal charles galloway who was killed in houston in an ambush there on sunday is happening right now. our prayers of strength and love are with these families. pete. >> as they should be. those images in houston, certainly the images we saw last week. i'll be there tomorrow morning with "fox & friends" for covering the funeral for officer mora. i think there is a reason. the brazen nature of these, the goodness of the officers, the evil of the criminality, the recklessness with which crime is pursued is let's hope a wake-up call. we saw tepid editorials from "the new york times" and tepid things said by the mayor, half measures. the reason they can only use half measures in response to this crime crisis is because the things they've advocated. not so much in the mayor's case but prominent democrats and "new york

jason rivera was held last friday. in a packed house in st.took place. talking about this sadness quickly turns to anger at the

nypd officer wilbur morrow's funeral who was shot and killed along with his partner, nypd officer jason rivera. president biden making up promised to intensify federal efforts to shut down the flow of illegal guns that are making their way onto the streets. >> the attorney general directed all u.s. attorneys in the united states to prioritize combating gun trafficking across state lines and city boundaries. the justice department is sending additional resources to help shutdown was referred to, as you all know, the iron pipeline. >> biden also discussed his administration plans on gun violence which includes launching national ghost gun enforcement initiative and $500 million in federal funds toward reducing gun crimes. he also addressed calls to defund the police. >> the answer is not to defund the police. it's to give you the tools, training, the funding to be partners, to be protectors, and the community needs you. >> and a fox news digital exclusive, house g.o.p. leader kevin mccarthy slammed president biden for failing to publicly condemn soft on crime politicians during his visit and urg

streets of new york city, paying a tribute to a 27-year-old officer, william mora, and his partner, jason riverambushed after a domestic violence call. today, president biden expects to announce new plans to curb gun violence. this includes calling on congress to fund additional community policing. some mothers who lost their children to gun violence have this message to the president. >> get these guns and get them out of our children's hands. keep them from coming into our community. jobina: little rock, arkansas just declared a violent crime a public health emergency after 10 people were injured in shootings this past weekend. the president is expected to urge lawmakers today to come together to find more community policing and intervention efforts. reggie? reggie: the president is also ordering thousands of u.s. troops to deploy to eastern europe in the coming days, as russia continues its military aggression towards ukraine. this comes as the state department confirms information about documents leaked to a spanish newspaper. faith abubey explains. faith: newly published documents show russ

more quiz with officer jason rivera.killed last month after responding to a domestic dispute in new york, in harlem. unfortunately it is a tragedy that has become all too common across major democratic run cities that refused to take violent crimes seriously. why don't we prosecute the people who rioted in the summer of 2020 question wreck that would be a good start. hollywood hypocrites, at least one of them, is standing on the side of the criminals. actress susan sarandon tweeted comparing cops at the funeral to fascists. disgusting but sadly not surprising. biden is slated to meet with the new york city mayor eric adams. by the way, since he's been in office crime is up 38%. they're going to discuss crime and will bring you a full report. i wonder if joe will talk about the issue of redirecting funds away or what kamala harris praising the l.a.p.d. for cutting funding for it also tonight more evidence of how far left indoctrination is taking over america's rules as schools across the country are now implementing somet

of course, the deaths of new york city cup jason rivera and mora reminded everyone how the men and womenho keep us safe are putting their own lives at risk. far left democrats have made it clear where they use stand on the police. >> popped talking about the reproduction of our nypd budget and defunding the budget. >> not only do we need to defund, we need to dismantle and start anew. >> i support the defend defund movement because this is about the investment in our communities which have historically been divested. >> a wall street journal op-ed out raising the question "-right-double-quote eric adam seemed serious about crime. as biden? >> john james, i come to you first on this. >> know, biden is not serious about crime and our great law enforcement officers and the folks and are vulnerable communities across the country will continue to pay for it. democrats have been in control of these cities, los angeles, and new york for decades. and, if they were really serious about fixing the crime epidemic here, they would look at formally, and be eminently denouncing the defund the police m

he and his partner jason rivera shot in harlem, shot dead.resident is coming tomorrow to new york city. what can he do to stop this? >> well i think the president can do a lot. one of the first things the president can do is introduce the assistance of the attorney general merrick garland in providing a level of oversight in connection with these d.a.s are not willing to uphold the rule of law. we look at manhattan for example, we have alvin bragg, a highly progressive district attorney is not will tock prosecute low level offenses. the same thing happening in places like philadelphia, san francisco, los angeles, chicago. the president can use the attorney general in a position that promotes public safety. however, i don't think that is what is going to occur. i think the meeting we'll have at one police plaza in connection with the president, the governor, the mayor of the city of new york is merely window-dressing. it is a sham and we need something to happen and we need it to happen now. president biden has been in office over a year. it's

the scene identical to the week before and his partner nyc officer jason rivera was remembered to.n were killed by an armed suspect with an illegal gun last month in harlem as they were responding to a domestic disturbance. through sadness and frustration, his sister karina had sharp remarks from the justice system during her eulogy. >> how many more officers have to lose their lives before the system changes. the nypd protects us but who protects them? and who looks out for their lives? >> another nypd officer was shot during an attempted carjacking in queens. while he was on his way to work. he was hit in the shoulder and has been listed in stable condition. as the streets of new york saw thousands of officers come together once again wednesday, one new york lawmaker took to twitter. a democratic assembly woman describing uniformed nypd officers taking the subway, some without masks as a frightening show of intimidation. and a massive health risk. across the country in los angeles a funeral service was held wednesday for an l.a.p.d. officer, fernando arroyo's who was shot and kil

nypd officer wilbert mora laid to rest one week after his partner, officer jason rivera.t stop when he touches down. let's talk about this. cnn's kaitlan collins live in new york and joining us, chief charles ramsey. led police departments in philadelphia and washington, dc. he's a cnn senior law enforcement analyst. k kaitlan, what does the president want to do, accomplish today? >> the main thing the white house wants to be a takeaway here, president biden is focused on the levels of crime in this country, and the concern that you have seen show up in poll numbers among people about the crime that has been up since the pandemic and they want to make this stop today to show this is something he's addressing. you've seen his republican critics try to paint him as weak on crime and something to focus on, the efforts here, he's going to the nypd headquarters when he lands here in new york from washington. on the way right now, talking about the efforts they want to have nationwide. not just what's happening here in new york but saw this directive from the white house earlie

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fellow man, regardless of inherent danger to himself >> officer moore and his partner officer jason rivera responded to a domestic call nearly two weeks ago. when they arrived, a man ambushed them. a third officer shot the suspect. he later died. nypd officials say another officer is recovering after a shooting just last night >> to see something like this happen repeatedly and in our city is unacceptable. >> reporter: new york mayor eric adams speaking after another officer was shot tuesday night the sixth one so far this year they say it happened when the officer was off duty behind the wheel of his car waiting at a red light. the motive appeared to be an attempted carjacking >> two drivers tapped on the driver's side window with a gun. the officer got out of the car, one of the two males then fired several shots at the off duty officer striking him in the shoulder. >> reporter: the officer was rushed to the hospital in serious condition while other officers chased down the suspects, even as they fired at police, hitting the bumper of their police car both were arrested and this handgun

if you note for wilbert mora where the nypd had an incredible showing for he as well as officer jason riveras old that is 27 years old what a heartbreak. what can you do about this crime spike? and just does joe biden have the will to actually change laws to ensure the safety of americans? >> the democrats do not have the will know it is joe biden because they created much of this paid the defendant of police that they have championed and actually cause the creation of it. you got a vice president that pays to help people get out on bail. you have got amo democratic policy that says don't uphold the loss he had d.a. so will not hold people accountable. stores are closing because people are just walking in and stealing. we need a continual change in policy here. and now you have fentanyl coming across the border print is the number one cause of death in america between those of 18 -- 45. it is a schedule one drug. which means you could have a mandatory minimum. but the democrats will not renew that that stops on february 18. the president said. he does not want to put people in jail over it.

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officers from all over the country mourning officer willbert mora, killed along side his partner, jason riverawhile responding to a domestic violence call. gabe, this is a balancing act for the president. supporting law enforcement being tough on crime, while standing up to violence crime. of course, there's the issue of the base, which is calling for police reform. this is partly what he got into political difficulty with in the crime bill he supported with more local police. what is he doing to address the spike? >> certainly. that balancing act with the more progressive wing of the party really focusing on police reform. mayor says he's for police reform but not against defunding the police and taking resources from law enforcement. within the past few days, andrea, eric adams released the blueprint to combat violent crime in new york city. he's trying to stand shoulder to shoulder with president biden. just a few days ago, he referred to himself as that's my dude. he calls himself the biden of brooklyn and they're trying to show they see eye to eye and have more federal resources helping a

. >> as i mentioned, you attended the funeral of officer jason rivera.e noticed with police officers just in the last year, especially in new york city, it seems like morale is really down. and we've heard from a number of police officials who have said this. how -- how does that come back? how does one build that back? >> well, first, morale has been circling the drain for a lot longer than the past year. i mean, i saw it tilt, i guess, probably shortly after 2015, and it's been on a steady decline ever since then. i think that what we're seeing right now, at least in new york with reengagement in prioritizing public safety, that's one thing that we can do. the next step, i think, is to reimagining the way that police officers train and the way that we prepare them to be on the street. and that is going to require additional funding, not defunding, devestment, or, you know, whatever. >> mike fanone. i appreciate talking to you as always. thanks so much. >>> thank you. >>> up next we have new reporting on the former president's comments for congress and

you heard the mayor speak beautifully at jason rivera's funeral in the eulogy.nt shows up and suddenly i'm not taking questions and the media is racist. or not black enough. whatever he sang. he is dropping the race card. he's pointing the fingers at newsrooms and this is not enough. you know what? you are not enough. sit down and take questions. >> emily: he is taking out of the playbook of mayor lori lightfoot. >> harris: call out for all white reporters to sit down. i only want to talk to reporters of color. put it in a tweet so we can get it twisted. >> emily: i agree. it is disappointing because i have a lot of hope in him. when you talk about colors, we all bleed red. all people want is for that blood to stop lying on the street spirits be >> harris: amen. >> emily: for it to be safe again. alex bolton may soon have to go to court over the tragic shooting on the rust movie set. the cinematographers family accuses him of reckless behavior. stay with us. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. f

. >> just last week, thousands of officers paid tribute to new york city police officer jason rivera. he was shot and killed along with fellow officer wilbert mora responding to a disturbance call in harlem. mora's wake is today. his funeral is tomorrow. [taps] >> but no matter the city, the state, or department, officers nationwide mourn as one asking when will the violence end. >> we cannot continue to serve successfully the community we love blatant disregard for authority because it doesn't fit a particular narrative. we can not allow a person to take a human life for no reason. we cannot allow a person to rob an 11-year-old girl of her daddy. >> corporal galloway left a six figure job 12 years ago to become a constable when he was asked why he did that he said it was his dream to serve the community and make a difference. gillian? >> gillian: jeff paul in houston tonight. thank you. ♪ more major developments in the controversy surrounding coronavirus restrictions. we are getting new data points about the unintended consequences of pandemic lockdowns it turns out they had little i

last week i attended the funeral of jason rivera who was only 22. they had their whole lives ahead of them. after that i stood with jennifer pryor, a mom who i first met in 2009. her brilliant beautiful daughter, nine a show was an honor roll student and on the cheerleading squad. one night when she was out with her friends celebrate in the recent graduation, a stray bullet hit her in the head and killed her instantly. i went to brooklyn, i met her family, i met her classmates. losing a child that young is really hard. hard for the community, it is hard for everyone. as a mom of two young boys were about that age right now, i cannot imagine the horror or the pain that apparent lives through to keep going forward every day. and as a senator i made a commitment will take action until we could on the federal level to stop the senseless gun violence in our city, our state, our country. new york is not unique but it does have a particular problem. must 90% the guns using crimes in our city are trafficked guns just as the governor said. so our approach to

thousands of police officers lined the streets of new york paying tribute to wilbert mora and jason riveraeing ambushed during a domestic violence call. president biden plans to announce new actions to target gun violence including increasing federal resources to fight the illegal flow of guns and calling on congress to fund additional community policing. some others who lost children from gun violence have this message from the president. >> get these guns and get them out of our children's hands. get them from coming into our community. jobina: littlerock, arkansas, declared violent crime a public health emergency after 10 people were injured in shootings is past weekend. the president is expected to urge lawmakers to come together to fund community policing and intervention efforts. reggie: a southern california lawmaker wants to require schools to collect information from parents about their guns. parents would have to report if there was a gun in the house, if it is safely stored and if the student has access to it. anthony porter tino says it is designed to give districts the mandate

adams deliver the eulogy at a funeral friday attended by thousands of police officers for officer jason rivera shot to death, along with his partner, while responding to a domestic violence call. mayor adams is an african-american former police captain who took office this year after campaigning on public safety. last week, he released his blueprint to end gun violence with plans to rely heavily on plainclothes police officers to make gun arrest. the announcement drew alarm because officers have a document it history of discriminatory policing through stop and frisk and were involved in the police killing of several black men. this is mayor adams. >> the nypd is our first line of defense against gun violence. we will make new efforts to strengthen and reinforce it while continuing our mission to evolve the community. we will start by putting more officers on patrol in key neighborhoods throughout the city. we will enhance existing public safety units with new never hood safety teams which will focus on gun violence. we will launch these additional teams in the next three weeks with deep focus

the 27-year-old was gunned down along with his partner, detective jason rivera last month. this as the nypd investigate this is man identified as 39-year-old terrell harper. in a recent video that has gone viral online he alleged heard threatening police funerals saying he can't wait for another officer to die. joining us senator ron johnson, the chair of the senate homeland security committee. senator, good evening to you, good to see you tonight. >> jackie, hope you're doing well. jackie: thank you. start with this, "usa today" reporting that 10 officers, most around major u.s. cities were shot or killed in about a week in january. criminal justice reformed a very cats and police unions describe it as a by-product of national violent crime crisis in our country. i want to get your thoughts on this as we are preparing for that second funeral here in new york city tomorrow. >> first of all they're all tragedies. we had three officers shot in milwaukee in the span of a couple of weeks. i believe this is basically the result of the soft on crime policies of democrat governanc