bryan llenas has more from long island.>> harris, the wake for fallen nypd officer jonathan diller begins this afternoon and runs through tomorrow. an incredibly difficult day for his wife, stephanie and infant son, ryan, who he leaves behind. also for his friends, colleagues and the entire community here in long island. look at the video on the left. you will see the memorial growing outside of his police precinct in queens, new york. on the right you will see american flags and blue ribbons up and down the streets of this community in long island. a lot of first responders live here. hundreds of people came together last night to honor him who was killed during a traffic stop on monday. the suspected shooter is charged with first degree murder. he had reportedly 21 prior arrests. last night officer diller's brother-in-law broke down as he spoke about diller, who joined the force three years ago. >> he loved what he did. he was born to be a cop. he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. i

eller filed for divorce in july after her husband was arrested, but remained at their long island homedren seen here in these dailymail.com photos, reportedly slept on mats after investigators tore apart the house, slicing open bathtubs and digging up the yard during their search. eller also reportedly signed a seven figure deal to participate in a documentary following the family during herman's trial. asked why she's speaking out now, her lawyer told abc news she has visited rex several times since the last indictment and wanted to reiterate she doesn't believe he's capable of this. rex herman has pleaded not guilty. a trial date has not been scheduled. >> coming up, actress olivia munn shares her breast cancer diagnosis. how a test you can take online may have saved her life. >> also ahead, senator katie britt, defending her state of britt, defending her state of the [dog whimpers] [thinking] why always the couch? does he need to go to puppy school? get his little puppy diploma? how much have i been spending on this little guy? when your questions about life turn into questions abou

they were arrested last week after body parts were found scattered on long island.ritics are bone deep progressive built reform laws of cap prosecutors from holding the suspects behind bars saying the so-called reforms have actually boomerang to increase crime. joining is now a member of an in york state senate republican from part of long island dean murray. senator murray good to see if got a chopped up head chopped up and arms spread in several areas on long island the four suspects are not charged with murder but other crimes are freed. what is your reaction to this? >> eric, thank you for having me. you think dismembering and disposing of a corpse would probably qualify for something we should be held and not set free back onto the public. but lo and behold because of new york's bail loft it was not. the irony is the government will painting for reelection 22 ran around saying how she fixed bail law they had a couple of crimes through the list that would be bail eligible that means they looked over the list and sought dismembering or getting rid of a corpse wou

morning for the family of officer jonathan diller, his friends, colleagues and hometown here in long island. a ten mile long thin blue line has been painted on the streets. blue ribbons and american flags seen throughout the entire community. they hang in support of officer diller and the police. diller leaves behind his wife, stephanie and infant son. last night hundreds showed up for a vigil to honor them. many first responders live here. officer diller was killed monday during a traffic stop when he was shot in the stomach below his bullet proof vest. 31 years old and joined the force three years ago. here is officer diller's brother-in-law at last night's vigil. >> he loved what he did. he was born to be a cop. he was born to be a hero. he died being a hero. he died doing what he loved. i will forever -- forever be a better person because of him. >> the two suspects arrested in diller's murder have dozens of prior arrests and were out free on the streets. the driver charged with criminal possession of a weapon and for possessing a ghost gun. former president trump is coming to the wake.

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eller filed for divorce in july after her husband was arrested, but remained at their long island home. she and her adult children seen here in these dailymail.com photos, reportedly slept on mats after investigators tore apart the house, slicing open bathtubs and digging up the yard during their search. eller also reportedly signed a seven figure deal to participate in a documentary following the family during herman's trial. asked why she is speaking out now, her lawyer told abc news she has visited rex several times since the last indictment and wanted to reiterate she doesn't believe he's capable of this. rex herman has pleaded not guilty. a trial date has not been scheduled. >> a police officer in florida was trying to conduct a traffic stop, but a feisty turkey had other ideas. the bird caused problems for several minutes while the cop was trying to talk to the driver. look at that. the officer told his colleagues on the radio that he was, quote, being attacked by a chicken. that's a turkey. eventually it backed off and the officer got back into its vehicle. it was the driver's t

it is on long island. this is nearby the hometown of officer diller.ticipated was going to be some kind of routine stop to take a look at what was going on with the car there. that ultimately resulting in him losing his life. he leaves behind a wife and her children including a 1-year-old. >> shannon: that's right. those of former president goes in, this calls to mind when new york attorney general letitia james was at the firefighter's graduation and the folks there in uniform were chastised because some of them booed her, were chanting in favor of trump. it's clear that many within the law enforcement community deal that his pledges to them, his solidarity with them, they feel a connection. they feel a genuine concern for him about what's happening to them. we think he may speak after visiting this wake this afternoon but we will keep an eye on that as he is inside now to pay respects. and there is the contrast. >> gillian: there is the site of radio city music hall in new york city midtown manhattan where president biden is going to be joined by for

that's happening not too far away on long island. >> rachel: shameful. plus, the biden administration still pushing this narrative on the economy. >> making much fun of bidenomics anymore. >> president biden's economic plan is working. >> rachel: but when you look at the numbers, voters aren't having it. >> joey: it is opening day at globe life field. will cain is in ranger's fan heaven. look at him. he is ready for it. >> lawrence: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. so in just a few hours, president biden will head to new york city for a fundraiser former and presidents barack oa and bill clinton. >> rachel: groups planning something big they want make their voices heard. >> brian: $100,000 for a picture. peter? >> peter: president biden has been making good money this cycle so far. but he hasn't been making obama money or clinton money and that is going to change later on tonight. at radio city music hall. the campaign is already billing this as the most successful fundraiser in american po

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on long island, after making a difficult journey from the middle east to new york. >> they were young. >> reporter: robert of paws of war says he bass cwas contactedy soldiers who had saved the pups. they wanted to send the dogs to safety >> there's a lot that goes into it, a lot of hurdles, a lot of hoops to jump through. a the lot of logistics >> reporter: this is where the iraq war veteran stepped in. for the next two months, socks and his sib bllings will be tak care of by paws of war the goal is to reunite the pups with the soldiers who first saved their lives. >> these pups had nobody, nobody to depend on except the american soldiers their motto is always, you leave nobody behind. >> reporter: because soldiers can't bring the pups home themselves, they needed paws of war to help. for derrick, it's personal when he was in iraq, he wasn't able to bring his dog home >> being able to help these u.s. soldiers get their dogs to their forever home means the world to me >> reporter: news 4 new york >> great to see those kinds of reunions >>> now to a school lunch monitor in long island,

while an nypd officer jonathan diller laid to rest this morning in long island, new york 31 you're a lice officer shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in queens this week. the suspect, a career criminal with a long rap sheet. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ hundreds of people poured into a long island church this morning to pay the final respects to officer jonathan diller is hailed a hero but today services after today wake attended by former president donald trump who said we need to get back to quote law and order. diller was on patrol in the new york city neighborhood known as afar rockaway queens on monday pulled up to in illegally parked car. the suspect with 21 prior arrests refused to get out and pulled a gun and fired hitting diller just below his protective vest. cb cotton live in new york with more. >> good evening, jon. between inside the church and outside it there were thousands. officers, troopers and community members all who gather to say their final goodbyes to follow nypd officer jonathan diller his widow stephanie said the father

will: what attracts guys in america, in long island, new york, to rugby? to be a football player and didn't quite make the team and some guy said come try rugby. said i've never known the sport before that and came down to it and came down to the field, started playing and now i've been playing about 15 years. will: i don't know what it is. are you english? >> yeah. english. will: for rugby, could have been australian or south african. popular and in france and italy. this is the traditional rugby countries. >> yeah, they are, i mean, it's played all across europe and mainly in south africa and new zealand and wales and scotland and taught from a very young age from 6, 7, or 8 and carry on through adulthood. pete: a little bit. will: explaining the drill behind us and they're going for them. >> going for the moment and going on track of thes. will: i watched a decent amount of rugby and you pitch the ball in and not both teams are going for the ball when it goes to the scrum; right? >> yeah. will: beau the offensive side and same side put it is in. >> it's

the former president is on long island. his attorneys appeared for a court hearing in georgia as part of his election interference case there. the fate of that trial and a potential trial start are now in the hands of a judge. correspondent jonathan serrie is in atlanta with that tonight. >> the future of the georgia criminal case against former president trump and his associates remains uncertain as the judge weighs today's arguments on whether mr. trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election were protected by the first amendment. >> there is nothing alleged factually against president trump the that is not political speech. >> trump's team is asking the judge to dismiss the indictment, prosecutors want the trial to start august 5th. >> he is not being prosecuted for lying. he is being prosecuted for lying to the government, an act which is illegal because it does harm to the government. >> it was the first hearing in the georgia case since march 15, which special prosecutor nathan wade resigned to allow district

the candidates for that long island seat are republican mazi pilip and democrat tom suozzi. a showdown we're calling: mazi v. suozzi, democracy kamikaze on long ozzy. it's gonna catch on. [cheering] no, that's okay. it doesn't deserve that. the republican has an unusual resume. she's a local legislator and a registered democrat. a republican who's a democrat. thanksgiving must be really hard. she gets in a fight with herself, then sneaks away from herself to get high in the garage. we don't know the results yet, right? we don't know anything, because we recorded this earlier, okay, but we do know the race was tight and the stakes are high. the g.o.p. has a razor-thin majority in the house of representatives, and they need all the votes they can get for their election-year ambitions to impeach alejandro mayorkas or even president biden. long islanders could decide the fate of congress! explains the first bill that suozzi has promised to pass: "h.r. 273: the beatles couldn't hold billy joel's freakin' jock strap." now, a lot of people are looking at this as a bellwether for th

if we've got max with us from long island. i got the name, i'm trying to remember the clubs.. this is what we were talking about when the cameras were off, i'm always a confused by the scrum. why does the guy who has possession, his team always ends up with the ball, and you guys told me you have to use your feet to get it out. >> so a scrum is basically a way to restart play after a ball has been knock pd or passed forward. so basically we're going to have you act as our scrum half today, all right? so we're going to come down together. there's a cadence, crouch -- pete: do they know where they'r- >> yes. everyone's a head's going to go to the left. bind, set. finish. will: is this when you get the crawl flower ear? >> yes. >> so now -- will: this is my team? all right. i see that foot. >> that's where you're n. in. will: so i'm aiming for that -- >> you're coming to the back. will: hang on, i lost my earpiece. >> and now we're going to pass -- >> is you can only go back. >> only pass backwards. pete: do you have to go underhand on it or -- [inaudible conversations] will: re

eire long island there ribbons lining the streets to honour him.night nearly a thousand people showed up if raised online $2 million if not more his mortgage has also been paid off for their family and the new york city mayor is expected to be here any moment to offer his condolences. grace. >> trace: brand live for us thank you. let's bring in leo tyrell civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. you kind of look at what happened there the former president being there. i mean this is 1 of those things where he is right though he said this happens too often. and it happens because we have let these career criminals get away with vary few if any consequent is. >> you're right. and we've let these criminals get away because of the biden administration and progressive left policies. you have the democrats who are ignoring crime in new york and every democratic city. trace there is a patent at practice here. what's happening here is that officer should not have been murdered but due to the fact there are so funny crime prosecutors and soft on das

on his message won in long island.i would rather focus on that, if i were as concerned about it, then a poll. i'm not worried at all. see what i would like to focus on someone else, too. i get it. tammy? >> i would also caution my colleague and friend here that this is also in a dynamic where more than half of democrats don't want joe biden to run again, where you have, in these direction of the country polls, it is a staggering -- with "the wall street journal," they noted 75% of the people don't like the direction of the country, and that includes at least almost half is not a little more than half of democrats. 75% of independents. so these are things that, if you want to be able to overcome them, and understand you want to stick with your guy, but there is a reality across the board that these things fit into. so americans are beginning to look up, as we are in the primary season, and before and now we were into, and we are also finding that what the white house has been saying has not been true on issues like infl

now to dalia fahmy, director of international relations and associate professor of politics at long islandjoining us. first, for people who are unaware who benny gantz is, can you talk us through his role in israel and why he is in the us? he is a member of the war cabinet in israel who joined just after the october seven attacks but is a centrist politician, seen as a political rival to benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister, and his popularity is soaring. the prime minister is not happy benny gantz is in washington on this tour, and what is indicated through benny gantz�*s visit with kamala harris, and the subsequent meeting with the secretary of state, is that there is the internal politics within israel that has been played out on the international world stage. the polls within israel say that if benny gantz were to run against the prime minister today he indeed would be elected pm. sorry centrist politician entering the war cabinet after october seven, very popular, and as netanyahu's popularity neta nyahu's popularity decreases because netanyahu's popularity decreases because of the

a severed head, arms, and legs, were found here, and two other locations on long island.a man and woman in their 50s, but they haven't revealed their identities or potential connection they may have with the suspects. sandra. >> sandra: just a horrific story in so many ways. thank you. john. >> john: the eyes of the nation will be on president biden as he delivers his state of the union tonight. will he be able to reset his floundering re-election campaign with his message to america? martha maccallum, elise stefanik and larry kudlow all joining us in the next hour with a preview. >> sandra: and oregon is making a u-turn on a first of its kind law that legalized drugs. the state is having a change of heart after three years. elite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier

joining us now, mike memoli in new york city and rehema ellis on long island. is the fund-raiser for the biden campaign? >> reporter: this is a significant event. start with the sticker shock of how much money the biden campaign is going to bring in. you mentioned, $25 million. the biden campaign said that's more than any other single fund-raiser event raised in our history. it will cost $250 the minimum for a ticket, up to half a million dollars gets you a photo with the three presidents. think about the message this is sending. the 42nd, 44th, 46th presidents sitting on stage together talking about -- they will go down memory lane. all these men worked together closely in their respective administrations. to talk about the future vision for the country and what's at stake. this is a message the biden campaign is sending about how his party is behind him when we know republicans are still fractured coming out of the primary with questions about donald trump. >> mike, anything can show up if you have the money? how is it working? this is significant. >> reporte

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this happened in new york city the 31-year-old officer is from massapequa, long island.mmute back and forth can you see eye to eye with. the fact is you look at this guy's background. could you talk about how the officer walks up on a car, asked him why are you stopped in the bus lane? >> so, first of all, on behalf of nassau county executive bruce blakeman the police department our condolences to the diller family and the entire nypd family. there is no such thing as a routine car stop. anybody who has ever says it has it never done it or walked in the shoes of an officer in the police department. every time you stop a car, there's a chance that your life could be taken. >> brian: so, when diller walks up in his car and says guy you got to move. they don't want to move. shoots him under east the bullet proof vest and he loses his life right there on the spot. when you look at this guy's background a story of a gay never should have been out of prison. out 2021. serving five years, 10 years prior to that you think it's a bigger story than that. >> absolutely. both of tho

. >> ainsley: i know a guy on long island, bought the house with a good interest rate and there was ar in the house and couldn't get him out. he was hoping to buy his house at the low interest rate, the squatter was there for a year. they finally got the squatter out. >> steve: we'll show you this house on long island, never mind the squatter. >> brian: quick announcement, tomorrow i'll be in richmond, virginia, i'll be doing one of the diners at mcclain's because i'm launching wrva, radio show, it is a great for us and for the show. great because governor youngkin will be joining us. >> ainsley: you could have taken tomorrow off, that shows what a hard worker you are. i have to be there for my radio show. big event tonight in richmond. >> steve: free breakfast. >> ainsley: and hang out with the by that wears the vest. >> brian: wonder if he is still wearing it. he endorsed the former president. >> steve: when he was on the program, he was wearing the vest. >> ainsley: wear a vest tomorrow, you have one with your name on it. >> brian: i have a fake vest. >> ainsley: that is called dic

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former president donald trump was in new york as well, paying his respects as a wake in long island forfficer. >>> and the who's tommy is back, rocking broadway after a 30-year hiatus. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, we're 1,200 feet above the wreckage of the baltimore bridge collapse. >> terrible images like this one are a force multiplier. >> why the search for the missing is so difficult. >> oh, wow, so that's a vehicle. >> and on the water, what it will take to reopen the vital port. >> it's going to be an enormous amount of work. >> plus, we're learning new details about the construction crew's final moments as the city honors the victims. >> let us join together in a moment of silence. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with the salvage operation under way in baltimore as federal investigators start piecing together what may have caused that massive cargo ship to lose power before

>> reporter: but for all the success he found in hollywood, this son of long island will never strays roots. >> stand-up, sitcoms, movies. i say you're only allowed to do one for the rest of your career. what's it going to be? >> stand-up. it's just me and a mic, and i get to do it, and there's no process through the studio or the network of saying, well, we're going to change it this way. we're trying to cast this way. it's like, you know, i really do enjoy the process, and there's going to be times where this is not going to work out the way you want. ad you're not going to connect with people the way you expect. >> you guys are the greatest. god bless you all! >> and there's other times where it's like, yeah, you can still do this. this is great. but the opportuity's there to do it, and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful that i'm still here. >> that was >>> a global audience is on baby watch for a pair of nesting bald eagles. three eggs high in a tree near big bear lake in california. joy benedict has the story. >> reporter: a solar-powered 24-hour live webcam gives a global audi

emily trying to make it a double like she does when she orders long island iced teas. >> something aboutg men, straight out of the wizard of oz what country was it where the cops were on rollerblades? so right. >> i was called san francisco. [laughter] >> i know they are cute and you like the 911 single shorts but do you know who likes them more? the criminals. are you a fan of the jet suit? >> i voice wanted to be abducted by aliens. >> as you know the women of dubai are looking forward to this transit called driving a car. [laughter] eventually they will get there. >> clement have to fly first and then maybe the women can drive. >> let's have this conversation, okay? $400,000 to spend which is what it costs, three items, 400,000. get the jet suit, and bocchino or avocado at home whole foods. >> avocado all day. obviously i tried that one time, that thing, it's just the feet but you can do it at a resort from a vacations. >> are you talking only fans? >> don't out me, okay? it's in the water, you pay $50 an hour, you get air and it was sort of awesome so is the hunched over version so i

think about new yorkers like alec spence, who grew up on long island. she joined instagram at 11 years old. immediately the algorithm suggested images and videos about eating disorders, and themes of low self-worth. by the time she was 15, young alex was spiraling. she was losing weight. she didn't sleep. her life wasn't hers anymore, it belonged to the algorithm. after her parents intervened, after two weeks of a psychiatric facility, without her phone, she emerged a changed person, able to assert herself again. today, she advocates for other young people at risk, and dreams of the day of testifying before congress about the dangers of social media. alex is one of the lucky ones. her mother, kathleen, is here with us today. here is what kathleen says. social media is a silent killer of our children's generation. one in four teens has considered suicide, double figure just a decade ago. for teenage girls, the number is one in three. that's why we are going to tackle the scourge of social media that has harmed so many young minds. attorney general james,

if you represent long island and congress, you have to act like you want to bring the salt deduction by court are -- or are democrats going to make this an actual priority? >> i'm definitely not speaking from my former new york boss here, but it is a hard issue. while it is something that you are a budget nerd, you are looking at the cost ledger on who gets the most benefits from it, that's one thing. when you are talking to teachers and firefighters in long island who do get hit by it, that's another thing. even though the dollar value on a ledger is much larger on the high income end of the spectrum, there are more voters on the lower income end of the spectrum who are hit by this. we do hear about it from those people. it is a tough issue. there was a significant negotiation that happened on this issue during bbb and the inflation reduction act. there has not been a resolution. i don't know what the resolution is. i think there are really strong, genuine feelings from both sides. >> it's definitely a very tough issue. i remember, we certainly care a lot. i remember what he descrip

>> reporter: but for all the success he found in hollywood, this son of long island will never strayrest of your career. what's it going to be? >> stand-up. just me and a mic and i get to do it. there is no process, the studio or the network of saying, we are changing this way, cast it this way. it's like i really do enjoy the process and there is going to be times where this is not going to work out the way you want and you are not going to connect with people the way you expect. >> you guys are the greatest! god bless you all! >> other times, it's, like, yeah, you can still could this. this is great. but the opportunity is there to do it, and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful that i'm still here. ♪(serene music)♪ medical discovery is like finding the right stone. ♪(stone skips on the lake)♪ and watching your discovery inspire further discoveries. ♪(string section building up)♪ dana-farber's momentum of discovery has changed cancer treatment everywhere. people aren't just living with cancer. they're living beyond it. ♪(orchestral music)♪ ♪(soft jingle)♪ did you guys remember caree

if you represent long island and congress, you have to act like you want to bring the salt deduction by court are -- or are democrats going to make this an actual priority? >> i'm definitely not speaking from my former new york boss here, but it is a hard issue. while it is something that you are a budget nerd, you are looking at the cost ledger on who gets the most benefits from it, that's one thing. when you are talking to teachers and firefighters in long island who do get hit by it, that's another thing. even though the dollar value on a ledger is much larger on the high income end of the spectrum, there are more voters on the lower income end of the spectrum who are hit by this. we do hear about it from those people. it is a tough issue. there was a significant negotiation that happened on this issue during bbb and the inflation reduction act. there has not been a resolution. i don't know what the resolution is. i think there are really strong, genuine feelings from both sides. >> it's definitely a very tough issue. i remember, we certainly care a lot. i remember what he descrip

a few miles away in long island, donald trump went to honor aisling new york city police officer.mp told the post that his death must not be in vain. hinting at an effort to end the defunded dismantle no bail movement that enables violent criminals to remain on the streets. the former president told us that joe biden and other top democrats have totally failed to meet them. watch this. >> what is the message to the president at radio city right now? before you leave new york and go back to florida, what did they miss today? >> they missed a very sad moment for our country, but it's a moment they have to be part of, whether they like it or not. they can't skip this moment. i've never seen so many police. i've never seen so many firemen, a lot of firemen view it in a similar way. and i understand that. but they're going to have to get involved, because this country is going to hell. >> jason: today president biden departed new york city. just 6 miles from where new york city police officer diller was murdered. but after a long night of partying, the president made no mention of dill

>> kevin: there was a murder, we discovered two bodies scattered all over long island.of bail reform issues, we were not able to hold these guys in. it is not unusual in case like this to have this be the first charge we're able to prove. in most civilized society, we're able to hold people based on the fact that people who dismember bodies and scatter them are danger to the public. we're outraged by this. members of suffolk police department have been doing a fabulous job in conjunction with the district attorney's office. i hope to put these people back where they belong. residents can rest assure suffolk county police department will ensure they cause no further harm while out on the street. >> steve: i know local officials will have a press conference to talk about how these guys are out because of bail reform laws. >> kevin: i want to let you know my county executive will be at that press conference and speaking about this issue. us and law enforcement, suffolk county, we are outraged. we are dealing with what we have to deal with and members of the department have

joining us now fellow long islanders lee zeldin, former new york congressman who came within a few pointsing the next governor of the state, lee. have you had a chance to digest that moments ago. your thoughts first about the request to speak from letitia james and governor hochul? >> how completely out of touch and disrespectful. it's about them when you make that kind of request. it really should be about the family. they can have speak whoever they want to have speak. and if you aren't invited to provide remarks, then you don't try to push your way into it. i think it's time for some of these elected officials that you referenced to be doing some self-reflection. when kathy hochul went to drop the first puck at the ranger's game at madison square garden she was booed out of it. the same thing would happen if she went to yankee stadium and citi field or islanders game or knicks game and support these politicians to ask themselves why. the reason why they are getting this type of response is because you don't kathy hochul maybe because she won't fire alvin bragg the manhattan d.a. who re

for the last three days, this entire road is shut down in long island.icers coming in as far as dallas, texas. they've got arkansas, notice from chicago. they expect maybe as many as 100,000 to come down. all this entire block is strewn with flags. one-half mile away is the funeral home. and in that funeral home, a lot of drama, a lot of emotion, especially with stephanie, the 31-year-old widow of jonathan diller who realizes she has a 1-year-old and is totally on their own. they made it clear, they did not want politicians here that are not kind to the cops. this is a blue blood family. her brother and uncle are police officers. this town is full of fire fighters and police officers. but that didn't stop governor hochul from showing up yesterday. she unfortunately did not have the patience to wait in the private family viewing with the casket open, and she wanted to storm her way in. details clashed and the funeral director came in and quickly closed the casket, at which time she got blasted by the family and you'll see some video, perhaps roll it in no

while an nypd officer jonathan diller laid to rest this morning in long island, new york 31 you're affic stop in queens this week. th

jonathan diller laid to rest this morning on long island, new york. the 31-year-old police department was shot and kill -- policeman was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop on monday. the suspect was a career criminal with a lengthy wrap sheet. hello and welcome to fox news live. i'm jonathan. >> and i'm alease ya acuna. he pulled up to a car illegally parked and the suspect refused to get out and he took out a gun and fired, hitting diller just below the defending champion ran vet. bill bratten reminding us we measure crime by numbers but police officers are people. >> i just hope that the national attention that's being focused on this particular murder of this police officer might be might begin a tipping point in the recognition that wheel we are talking about crime maybe being down across the country, statistics don't necessarily always tell the story. it was a great fear the numbers are down in some cities. they can't take comfort in that. griff: cb cotton is live for us in massapequia, new york. reporter: hi, jonathan. the funeral wra

they just don't understand how people can chop a body parts, distribute them all over long island ining the streets very same day. it's ridiculous. people see this and they are saying this is a state of affairs new york. so hopefully people have at. in long island they have and those come to be some change. >> trace: joel cardinal you best of luck to you. thank you for coming on. sober reality check in the value of hard work versus equal outcomes for all. from sports commentators stephen a smith next. >> you can't in the same breath talk about capitalism, talk about how its equal opportunity that we want that everybody doesn't deserve the same, it's about your level of production and in the end people who produce more and more successful than those who don't. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us. (man) excuse me, would you mind taking a picture of us? (tony) oh, no problem. (man) thanks. (tony) yes, problem. you need verizon. get the new iphone 15 pro with tons of storage. so you can take all the pics! (vo) trade-in any ip

specifically title ix. >> the nyc ou has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the long island roller derby team policy of newark's human rights law. it impacts a hundred lights. swimming pools, basketball and ball fields and all tennis courts. a lot of families of these athletes are trying to push for change. >> sandra: alexis mcadams on that. john. >> john: former president donald trump battling a long list of court cases ahead of november. and now a firebrand in the sports world is speaking out about her let's bring out jonathan turley. it's great to be with you. stephen a. smith on his podcast the other day whack to joe biden in the democrats for their use of legal warfare which he and everybody else calls lawfare against donald trump. listen to what he has to say. >> trump is kicking the democrats you know what. you can't touch him. and now he is throwing this out and he said why don't you come beat me. stop engaging in lawfare and using the legal system to push political agenda. come beat me. that's what he did. >> john: smith argues, professor, that the more this happens the less faith pe

four people charged in connection with dismembered body parts found scattered across long island have cb cotton joining us from babylon, new york, with details on that grisly story. hi, cb. >> good morning, gillian and pure and leaders and law enforcement meeting in a matter of couple of minutes ands to the states bail laws. the four people accused of dumping legs, arms, and a severed head at this park and two other locations long island not held on bail as you said but instead released with gps monitoring devices. the four people living together pleaded not guilty to the felony charges yesterday. they had to turn over their passports and cannot leave the county. none are charged with murder but prosecutors say they have significant evidence including meat cleaver's, butcher knives, blood and surveillance video. one of the suspects attorney said he knew his client would be out of jail in no time. >> they didn't kill anybody. obviously, we knew he would be released because asheville you cannot set on a case like this. >> investigators say the body parts belong to a man and a woman and

we are live and neil: long island new york where a wake is being held for this lane new york city police often search jonathan diller shot by a career criminal peer former president donald trump attended earlier today but the focus really on this fallen officer and the soft on crime policies many blame on his -- for his mentor. in a moment i'll talk to police commissioner ray kelly. collecting it to. welcome everyone let's get to it. on neil cavuto. we have brian from new yorker carl o'brien. >> colonial. on this rainy day here people have been filing outside including hundreds of officers and fellow officers to pay their respects to fallen hero jonathan diller gunned down shot and killed monday night. you can see the line of people there they will offer their condolences there to officer diller's wife stephanie and 1-year-old son as well as the extended family inside peer former president trump did come earlier today a couple hours ago. you visited with the family and had this to say specifically about the fact the accused shooter in this case had 21 prior arrests reportedly and was sti

especially here on long island. he was born and raised here.o date the priest to officiate at his funeral at the church behind me also offi officiated s wedding to stephanie. the widow now joins the sisterhood which no one wants to be a part of it. a sisterhood of women whose husbands have been killed in the line of duty. >> now my son will grow up without his father. i will grow old without my husband and his parents had to say goodbye to their child. how many more police officers and how many more families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start protecting them? i do not wish this kind of pain on anyone. >> stephanie went on to describe how she and jonathan were set up by a mutual friend she said the first date was at the movies and she joked he fell asleep began snoring so loud people asked for her to wake him up. she said jonathan loved watching their 1-year-old son, ryan reached for his milestones. the widow think the nation for support such that she hopes to see jonathan standing in heaven looking at her like he did on their w

trump attended the wake of nypd officer jonathan diller on long island. the officer was fatally shot earlier this week during a traffic stop. >>> it is a first alert weather day here in the bay area with active storms in the forecast. this is a part of an area of low pressure sitting just off shore and that system will track to the south heading into our weekend forecast. by easter sunday, drier conditions. if you are traveling down to southern california, you are traveling that storm impacting us. watching that storm develop, you could see some light to moderate rain, widespread throughout the forecast this morning but it really starts to ramp up close to lunchtime. even with some chances of thunderstorm activity possible along our coastline, that storm continues to track to the east. we continue to watch drier conditions up into the northbay around 4:00 but it is still active down south, stretching into santa cruz and that moves off into the sacramento valley tonight. we see that rotation from the center of that area of low pressure sitting just off sho