killed just a mile from his home where he lived with his wife and 1-year-old son. welcome to fox news live on this somber saturday afternoon. i m gillian turner, it s good to be with you, griff. griff: good to be with you, gillian. i m griff jenkins. his death comes as new york continues to battle a crisis. and cb cotton is in massapequa. a funeral service got underway 30 minutes ago. new york city mayor adams is giving remarks, there are officers as far as the eye can see, outside the church and inside and there s also community members from across the northeast to are content to just stand outside and pay their respects and show solidarity for those who wear the badge. i want to go to some photos of diller and talk about his life. officer jonathan diller joined the police force three years ago and was part of the n.y.p.d. critical response team. this is an initiative focused on addressing quality of life issues. the 31-year-old was shot during a traffic stop in queens whe
when it does, we ll take it live. what happened to these fbi agents caught up in alleged political targeting by fbi leadership. well one agent says he was placed on unpaid suspension on the first day of a brand new assignment. the weaponization subcommittee, says today s testimony is the human evidence of what it calls institutional rot and anti conservative bias at the highest levels of government. politics is driving the agenda in federal agencies. parents attending a school board meeting pro lifers praying at a clinic or catholic, simply attending mass. you could be a target to shut down. differing viewpoints is the end of any analytical or investigative body. it sends a chilling effect across the workforce and does not allow for intellectual freedom, which is vital to any investigative body to members of this committee, current and former fbi employees and indeed all americans to ensure that the weaponization of our own government against the people comes to an end. no ma
today the nation is shaken by new disturbing details on the report of the killing of 19 children and two teachers in uvalde, texas. reactions are pouring in, and the horrifying question is could more lives have been saved? there s a little girl named maya zamora. she received five gunshots to her upper totorso. she s still in the hospital after 20 surgeries. she s a miracle baby. she had two that had single gunshot wounds. they likely bled out five, ten, 15 minutes earlier. who is to say who could have survived and who couldn t have. rosa flores is live for us in uvalde. rosa, one of the most maddening details from this report is the amount of law enforcement on the scene, nearly 400, and no one was in charge. what more are we learning? reporter: let me show you and tell you about those failures, because at 11:28 a.m., this is the area where the gunman crashed his vehicle. then he jumped over this fence. this is the fence where he threw the gun, threw the backpack, and
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