will: meanwhile, the wife of nypd officer jonathan diller who was killed by a career criminal in marcheaking out for the first time following her husband's funeral. pete: and she is standing by the eulogy she gave calling for politicians to protect police officers. rachel: chanley painter is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. stephanie diller spoke with the new york post in her first interview since her husband, mypd officer jonathan diller, was murdered in the line of duty more than three months ago by a repeat felony offender. days later she made headlines for her passionate tribute pleading for politicians to do more to protect police officers. >> my son will grow up without his father, i will grow old without my husband, and his parents have to say good-bye to their child. how many more police officer and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? >> reporter: in her interview with the post this week with, stephanie doubled down on her calls for action saying, quote, i still stand by that, and i spoke that because i felt like

again, difficult traffic stop, judge jonathan diller's family. this guy was armed to the teeth. and didn't. >> lawrence: law enforcement did not get hurt in the process. reminder to the american public to have your head on swivel. with everything happening at southern border and middle east, plots, you have to be ready. >> brian: imagine in the laguardia airport and start shooting and wearing nypd vest. he is probably shooting as many people as possible. >> steve: one other thing, imagine if you were behind that guy in traffic and you lay on your horn and like, get going. >> ainsley: you can't do that anymore. i know that doesn't happen in the south, up north everyday. don't honk your horn, you don't know what that passenger has. >> steve: a hatchet in the ceiling. >> ainsley: how crazy. >> steve: we need more answers. >> brian: someone not crazy, carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you, so nice of you. i appreciate it. i hope it is true. >> brian: it is true. >> carley: jury out on that one. in new york, governor kathy hochul says she's looking into bringing back mask bans on subw

former president trump was down the street at the memorial for fallen nypd officer jonathan diller.ly starting at about $250. biden will jet off by the way to another pair of donor events in east hampton and new jersey on saturday. new yorkers love all the traffic that comes with this, maria. okay. hooters is the latest major restaurant chain to permanently close locations due to, quote, current market conditions. 40 stores of 300 worldwide were shut down creating a total 12% operational decline. the high cost of wholesale goods known as ppi a major factor for hooters. on the consumer side, 41% say they plan to spend less on restaurants this year. that's according to kpmg. hooters spokesperson saying, quote, like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, hooters has made the difficult decision, we look forward to continuing to serve our guests at home on the go and at our restaurants here in the u.s. and around the globe. well, protesters turning violent sunday as anti-israel agitators blocked access to a loss angeles synagogue. president biden condemning the a

the wife of murdered nypd officer john jonathan diller is demanding justice for her husband and othersilled by criminals, saying the way laws are set up, they embolden criminalses because there are no consequences. diller died after a traffic stop in queens. the suspect who prosecutors say is a career criminal is due back in court in july. fdny commissioner laura cavanaugh is ripping some of her firefighters in text to new york attorney general latisha james. she texted james in march to apoll guys one day after firefighters -- apologize one day after firefighters booed her during a ceremony. she said i'm trying to find a way to say i'm sorry that doesn't involve me apologizing for men that don't deserve such grace. i'm sorry we didn't stop them and i can't fix them. imagine her being your boss. the tsa is expecting a busy travel season as we approach the 4th of july. the agency estimates they will screen 28 million people through july 8th. they say travelers are looking to extend the holiday weekend since it falls on a thursday which is what pete was talking about this year. the tsa i