are one. arthel: the city of buffalo, new york, is mourning the ten lives lost in yesterday s shooting at a supermarket. the deadliest mass shooting in the city s history, another 3 people were injured in what the city s police commissioner called a, quote, absolute racist hate crime. hello,ing everyone, this is a brand new hour of fox news live, i m arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone, i m eric shawn. the mass shooting happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon in a predominantly african-american buffalo neighborhood. eleven of the thirteen victims were black. among those killed, as you just heard, this man, retired buffalo police officer 55-year-old aaron salter, he s being praised as a hero who was working as a security guard at the supermarket, and police say he did open fire at the gunman, but that shooter was wearing body armor. u.s. department of justice now investigating this mass shooting as a, quote, hate crime and an act of violent extremism. the 18-year-old susp
act of violent extremism. the 18-year-old suspect in custody and on suicide watch. officials say he s made dark comments to investigators while under arrest. alexis mcadams live at the scene in buffalo, new york. reporter: good evening, that s right, a very disturbing situation here in buffalo, new york. the nation s eyes closely watching what unfolds next here. police in this investigation in buffalo, right now there s a vigil as you can hear the music and the community coming together to grieve the loss of innocent lives. the governor, kathy high cull, calling this cath kathy kathy hochul. the supermarket behind me, investigators believe he chose this location because it s at the center of a black community. the evidence that we have uncovered so far makes no mistake that this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will be prosecuted as a hate