au, mireya, how did you firstt t meet jeffrey epstein? he asked me to work for him at first acquiring art. okay. so>>ked me t were you an artiste asked you to get involved with some of his. >> yes, lucrative artist an collectiond , right? so he didn't have a lucrative art collection. he hada crative a little bit gah taste, i guess, and he needed help . i th see, here's the thing, jesse. i thought jeffrey was likeou was a daddy warbucks because that's how he presented himself. sented and in those early days, he was. a very just very charismatic, charming, handsome, apparently generous but never generous person. >> right. he held a platinum carrot and basically he was a wonderful for a while.a a whil he was very kind to me.he ellen was abusive verbally and he would always come to my defense. hei didn't get they were grooming me playing good cop, bad cop. re groomwhat, the night you werj assaulted in ohio, ellenesse cae out in a in a bathrobe, and i'd never seen her like that. i'd seen her in a bathing suit with a robe, but never just like a

>> david: mireya villarreal tonight. mireya, thank you. >>> tonight, there is an investigation now under way after a police officer unleashed a police k-9 on an unarmed suspect who had his arms already in the air. doing so despite another officer telling him not to do it. abc's alex presha tonight. >> do not release the dog. >> reporter: tonight, a k-9 officer is under investigation and on paid leave after he appeared to command his dog to attack this unarmed black truck driver following a chase in ohio. in body cam footage, a state trooper repeatedly warns an assisting local police officer not to release his dog on the man whose hands are up. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: but that officer appears to signal for the dog to attack. >> get the dog off of him. >> reporter: the 23-year-old driver, jadarrius rose, given first aid and arrested. >> nobody's trying to hurt you. >> [ bleep ], you just let a dog bite me. >> reporter: the trooper who warned against the dog baffled. >> was i not loud enoug

>> linsey: mireya, thank you. >>> disturbing body camera video shows a los angeles county sheriff's deputy slamming a woman to the ground in a store parking lot after she and a man that she was with were suspected of robbery. the incident is now under investigation. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> stop manhandling me! i didn't do nothing! >> reporter: tonight, the l.a. county sheriff's department investigating this disturbing body cam video shows a deputy throwing a woman to the ground. >> get down on the ground. get on the ground. >> reporter: according to the sheriff's department, the deputies were responding to an in progress robbery on june 24th, encountering a man and a woman in the grocery store parking lot in lancaster, who they say matched the description given by store security guards. after handcuffing the man, they turn towards the woman who is filming them. authorities are also investigating this video recorded by a bystander. you can see the deputy hurl the woman to the pavement. the woman then saying she can't breathe as he places his knee near her n

our mireya villareal in fort worth where first responders are worried. >> with this happening this early in the season and this response volume has been crazy, we're planning for the worst the rest of the summer. >> that stubborn dome of heat set to power more severe storms. overnight, winds gusting to 100 miles an hour in the midwest. a wall of thunderstorms we call a derecho downing trees and knocking out power across hundreds of miles. >> whit: let's get right to rob marciano. rob, you're watching those severe storms. the heat in the west, also some potential relief from that smoke drifting down from canada? >> yeah, we'll get some relief as we increase the chances for storms and precipitation. we'll show you the computer models and the haze, in this case, blue is bad, hangs around, especially on the east coast, until at least sunday morning. probably clearing a little bit later after that. all right. let's talk about the heat in the west. we're looking at excessive heat warnings sacramento through fresno, phoenix, up until at least sunday. that's dangerous stuff. then you add in humi

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mireya villarreal is at the border with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin.you talk to anybody here on the border, half will say they are just fine with the security that is already in place, like the fence you see right behind me. some will say they want more security. but one thing that a lot of people are starting to agree on is the fight over migrants and the militarization of these border towns is bringing a battleground to their back yard, and it's getting old. overnight, the department of justice suing the state of texas over these red buoys. the doj claiming this 1,000-foot barrier was not approved by the army corps of engineers, now demanding it be removed from the rio grande river, but in a letter to president biden greg abbott doubling down writing, texas will see you in court, mr. president, and making his case during an interview with fox news. >> working together, these devices have turned away and repelled maybe hundreds of thousands of people who try to enter into the united states illegally. >> reporter: but since the end of title 42 in may,