cnn has reached out to the circleville police department.aken to a local hospital where he was treated and released before being taken to jail. his attorney declined to comment. per the case report, rose actually spoke to troopers while he was being treated a the hospital, he said he had in idea why they were trying to pull him over, and he insists he did nothing wrong, according to that report, saying he was simply trying to haul a delivery to city grove, ohio before going home. meanwhile, the naacp chapter in columbus, ohio certainly sounding off. i want you to hear directly from the president of the chapter as he speaks to our affiliate about why this video was so appalling. >> 2023 we have officers who are unleashing dogs on an individual who clearly had his hands in the air. that did not matter to the circleville police department. >> and we should remind viewers it's still unclear whether or not those demands coming from the state trooper could be heard by the circleville police officers that will certainly be key here, jim. while the

we just spoke with the mayor a short time ago here in circleville, ohio, outside columbus.9 officer whose conduct is in question is now on paid administrative leave. we want to warn you, the video we are about to see is disturbing. >> do not let them -- don't release the dog. >> reporter: in this newly released police body cam video, you can hear a state trooper repeatedly warning an officer. >> do not release the dog. >> reporter: but despite ja dareus d. rose appearing to surrender to authorities, the k-9 officer released the dog on the unarmed black man. >> get the dog off of him! >> reporter: in this edited body cam video, the 23-year-old cries out as officers move in. >> release! >> reporter: state police say the disturbing july 4th incident outside columbus, ohio, came after an attempted traffic stop with rose driving this semi truck missing a left rear mud flap. troopers chased rose for nearly half an hour repeatedly trying to deflate his tires before he finally pulled over and got out of the truck. according to official, rose called 911 himself before exiting the tr

we've reached out multiple times to both the city of circleville and its police department. the department saying it has no comment as the incident is currently being investigated by the use of force review board. alex burchett, abc news, columbus, ohio. >> alex, thank you. ups may be eight days away from its largest strike in 60 years. the teamsters contract is set to expire august 1st. the head of the union says a walkout by 325,000 workers could trigger a recession due to the effects on e commerce. and really the overall supply chain. the two sides are set to resume negotiations, though, this week . >> there is nothing we love more than cute animals in the news and there's nothing we love more than those cute animals in the news. >> and one of the best zoos in the country in portland, oregon , three year old maple, the beaver, is the newest resident at the city's zoo. she welcome she received a welcome from filbert, who is the 12 year old known as the zoo's branch manager. branch oh, so cute. >> and let's head to washington , dc. 25 year old panda zang celebrated her 25th

meanwhile, i did speak with the circleville mayor who confirmed that k9 handler as officer warren reede findings expected by july 31st. boris, jim. >> thank you for that. let's turn to cnn's chief enforcement analyst john miller. john, what is the protocol for an officer to let a canine loose in this situation like this in a stop over a missing mud flap? >> well, the missing mud flap is what will initiates the stop.the reason these cops are raised up is because for 35 minutes they've been on a high-speed chase with an 18-wheeler. and they don't understand why a truck driver. i mean, it's really unusual to chase a truck driver in an 18-wheeler, and not have it comply with a police complying with an inspection. so they're wondering what's going on with this driver. when he comes out and he's got his hands up, they're getting multiple commands. the people close to him if you look at that tape closely. they're telling him get down on your knees they're giving him other commands that he's not complying with. the people farther away that we can hear better are saying don't release the dog wi

>> nothing like this should ever happen to anybody. >> reporter: circleville's mayor says following theuly 4th incident the officer was paid on paid administrative leave but not right away >> why was he not immediately put on administrative -- >> i cannot answer that question. i don't know >> reporter: also new tonight, authorities releasing 911 audio they say is from around the incident's time and location with the caller not identifying himself but appearing to be the suspect. >> now i'm trying to figure out why they got their guns all pointed to me and they all white people >> reporter: state police say 23-year-old jadarrius d. rose describing this semi when an attempted traffic stop turned into a nearly 30-minute pursuit. >> all of them got their guns pointed directly to me >> listen to what the officers are telling you. >> they ain't told me nothing. they ain't told me nothing. i don't know why they pulling me over. >> reporter: then that disturbing k9 mauling, reminding some of the 1960s civil rights struggle >> we were mortified by that behavior >> i would hope that race is not a

. >> reporter: but state police say a dog was still unleashed by circleville k-9 officer ryan speakman. >> buddy, nobody is trying to hurt you. >> you just let a dog bite me. >> reporter: authorities say rose was treated at a local medical center and charged with failure to comply with order or signal of police officer, a felony of the fourth degree. >> that an officer would unleash a dog on a black man that had his hands in the air and was on his knees we were mortified by that behavior. >> reporter: tonight records show rose is out of jail. he and his attorney are declining to comment. here in circleville, the police department has made anyone available for an interview, despite us asking for one the department also will not say if the k-9 officer in question is still on active duty. all of this as state police say the incident remains under investigation. kate >> jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, "barbie's" box office b blowout how the movivie already y broke seseveral recocords thisis weekend >>> we're back with "barbie's" dream haul at the box office. the film alre

cnn has reached out to the circleville police department for comment.ice say rose was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released before being taken to jail. his attorney declined to comment. as you mentioned, i did read over the case report. the trooper was right that they were able to have a conversation with rose while he was being treated at the hospital. he said he did not, according to the report, did not understand why he was being stopped. he was simply trying to haul a load over to garden city, ohio before making his way home. so he certainly wasn't aware -- he said he wasn't aware as to why he was being pulled over. they mentioned at the top they are not just appalled by what we just saw, but calling for a thorough investigation. >> thank you for the reporting. keep us posted. >>> turning now to central missouri where a boat smashed into the home on a edge of a lake injuring eight people. troopers say the boat ran aground, struck the home, and you can see what happened there. it threw everyone off that boat. this happened on sa

you can see circleville, ohio.officer ryan speakman crossing the grass with his service dog. >> do not release the dog with his hands up the highway. >> patrolman repeat. he warned speakman against using the dog as rose has his hands up. >> you're not release the dog with his hands up. >> then speakman releases the dog and commands it to attack. rose as rose is on his knees, get the dog off of it. rose was then taken into custody and given first aid. nobody's trying to hurt you. >> just let a dog bite me. all you gotta do is stop, brother, i did stop. i don't feel safe. >> miles ago, that highway patrolman was later heard talking to colleagues about his command not to use the canine. >> was i not loud enough? you said it three, four, multiple times. >> the president of the local naacp reacting to the video. >> the police are here to protect and serve. i was taken aback when he had his hands up and they unleashed the dog on him. you can't send a dog without getting into excessive force issues on somebody with their

and a circleville police k-9 unit that stopped to assist.contradictory verbal commands from the officers. >> come to me. >> get on the ground. >> reporter: a trooper can also be heard instructing the k-9 officer. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: despite repeated warnings from the state trooper, the dog is released and runs toward the officers before turning to rose and attacking him. it is not clear if the k-9 officer could hear the warning. >> get the dog! >> reporter: rose cries out as officers are yelling for a first aid kit and he is later seen being treated by the officers. rose was taken to the hospital and then released back to police. the circleville police department and mayor confirmed in a statement that a use of force review board was convened immediately and is reviewing the incident. rose's attorney declined to comment to cnn. but president of the naacp columbus branch called the behavior barbaric. >> those young people that perhaps don't understand the meaning

rose exited his truck and stood with his hands raised as circleville pd's k-9 unit arrived. >> do notot release the dog. >> reporter: despite the highway patrol order, the k-9 was released. >> reporter: leslie eaton is from the marshall project which has studied the use of police canines. >> well, there isn't any national data. we did find some government estimates that thousands of people every year and up in emergency rooms because of dog bites. more than 3,000 a year. but nothing about who or how or why, what happened. >> reporter: now the incident is being investigated by ohio state highway patrol and circleville pd. and the town's mayor tells cbs news that that the officer who released the k-9 that is ryan speakman has been placed on paid leave. major. >> major garrett: errol barnett, thank you. extensive research continues at the home of an architect charged with murdering three women whose bodies were dumped near long island's gilgo beach. investigators have been using an excavator, cadaver dogs, and sonar, looking for evidence that could tie rex heuermann to additional murders

that's a circleville ohio police department canine unit rolling up to the scene.the driver eventually steps out of the rig, his hands in the air as requested. a patrol is heard asking the canine not be released, though it's unclear if he can be heard by all officers on scene. that's when the canine was deployed. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. >> get the dog off of him! >> after the canine takedown, an officer approaches and quickly walks away and his hands on his face as rose screams in pain. officers arrest rose. >> all you got to do is come to me. >> you got a gun pointed at me. there's 20 of y'all. >> all you had to do was stop, brother. >> i did stop. >> reporter: they tell cnn as trooper was attempting to gain compliance by providing verbal commands, the circleville police department deployed their canine. they say rose was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released before being taken to jail. his attorney declined to comment. >> now, as we wait to hear back from some of those off and th

rose exited his truck and stood with his hands raised as circleville p.d.'it arrived. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up! >> reporter: despite the state hghway patrol order, the k-9 >> get it off! >> reporter: leslie eaten is with the marshall project, which has studied the use of police k-9s. >> while there isn't any national data, we did find some government estimates that thousands of people every year end up in emergency rooms because of dog bites, more than 3,000 a year. but nothing about who or how or why, what happened. >> reporter: now, the incident is being investigated by ohio state highway patrol and circleville p.d., and the town's mayor tells cbs news that the officer who released the k-9 -- that's ryan speakman -- has been placed on paid leave. major. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> tonight an extensive police search continues at the home of an architect charged with murdering three women whose bodies were dumped near long island's gilgo beach. investigators have been using an excavator, cadav

and a circleville police k-9 unit that stops to assist.verbal commands from the officers. >> come to me! >> on the ground. you're going to get bit. >> a trooper can also be heard instructing the k-9 officer. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: despite repeated warnings from the state trooper, the dog is released, and runs toward the officers before turning to rose and attacking him. it's not clear if the k-9 officer could hear the warning. >> get the dog off of him! >> get it off! >> reporter: rose cries out as officers are yelling for a first aid kit. and he's later seen being treated by the officers. rose was taken to the hospital and then released back to police. the circleville police department and mayor confirmed in a statement that a use of force review board was convened immediately and is reviewing the incident. rose's attorney declined to comment to cnn. but the president of the naacp's columbus branch calls the circleville k-9 officer's behavior, quote, barbaric. >> those young people that, perhaps, don't u

. >> reporter: patrol said troopers were attempting to make the rita when circleville police officer ryan speakman deployed his k9, biting rose. >> the justification for the use of the k-9 needs to be removed. >> reporter: brian higgins is an assistant professor at the john jay school of criminal justice. what would indicate to that officer that he should have not released that dog? >> when we see a supervisor in state police ordering that officer not to release the dog, that's the order that should have carried the day. >> reporter: circleville police would not say if officers speakman is under investigation. >> was i think loud enough? >> reporter: troopers said rose was immediately given first aid after the dog bite, and they're conducting their own investigation into the arrest. astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >>> dozens were injured when the patio deck of a popular golf club collapsed in billings, montana. the second story patio floor gave way saturday during a golf tournament at briarwood country club. at least 25 were transported to hospitals. one of the injured said doze

. >> reporter: but state police say a dog was still unleashed by circleville k-9 officer ryan speakman. >> nobody is trying to hurt you. >> you just let a dog bite me. >> reporter: authorities say rose was treated at a local medical center and charged with failure to comply with order or signal of police officer, a felony of the fourth degree. >> that an officer would unleash a dog on a black man that had his hands in the air and was on his knees. we were mortified by that behavior. >> reporter: records show rose is out of jail he and his attorney are declining to comment to nbc news here in circleville we've asked police for an interview. they have not made anyone available and the department also has not confirmed if the k-9 officer in question is still on active duty mean while, state police say the incident remains under investigation. back to you. >> jesse, thank you. >>> dozens of people were hospitalized and several more were injured after a deck collapsed at a country club in montana. blayne alexander has the latest. >> reporter: this is what's left of a deck at a country club

> reporter: ohio state highway patrol said troopers were attempting to make the arrest when the circlevillefficer ryan speakman deployed his k-9, biting rose. >> the justification for the use of the k-9 really needs to be reviewed. >> reporter: brian higgins is an assistant professor at the jon jay school of criminal justice. what would indicate to the officer that he should not release that dog? >> when we see a supervisor and state police warning that officer not to release the dog, that's the order that should have carried the day. >> reporter: circleville police would not say if officer speakman is under investigation. >> was that not loud enough? >> reporter: troopers say rose was immediately given first aid after the dog bite and that they're conducting their own investigation into the arrest. jericka? >> astrid, thank you. >>> tonight protests are intensifying in israel against the country's far-right government. massive crowds have gathered in tel aviv as the benjamin netanyahu led government pushes forward with its controversial judicial reform plans. the first vote now set for tom

but first, looking at the circleville police department who held that news conference that said thathat we are going to show you and the ohio police officers showing this driver of the big rig jadarrius rose, and then the circleville police officer arrived and the video is difficult to watch, again. >> come to me. you don't want bit. >> get on the ground. >> you will get bit. >> it is less lethal. estrada. >> all right. all right. hold on. hold on. >> do not, do not. >> get down. >> no, no, no. >> get the dog off of him. >>> and by then, it is simply too late, and the k-9 officer had been unleashed there, and 42 seconds later that speakman is able to pry the dog off of rose's arm. and we should say that the law enforcement union filed a grievance saying that he was terminated without cause, but this is the wider scope of things here, and it is a major learning opportunity, because the ohio governor is saying that the smaller departments require more training, and we should say that circleville police department says that the training is up to speed. >> that video there gives insight

cnn has reached out to the circleville police department for comment.ton a local hospital where he was treated and released before being taken to jail. his attorney declined to com comment. >> polo sandoval reporting. thank you. >>> raging wildfires forced thousands to flee including tourists. >>> and it is barbie's world and all of us, we are just living in it. including oppenheimer. [ "tiger dust" by yello playing in the background ] turn right on to western avenue. ♪ ♪ [ dog barks ] [ whimpers ] you have reached your destination. one more? ♪ one more time ♪ id. light in the all-electric id.4. it's the little things. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doc

we're told by the mayor here in circleville, that officer is on paid administrative leave.yor says that that officer was not immediately put on leave after the july 4th incident. i asked why, the mayor says he does not know. we are still looking for more information with plenty of unanswered questions right now about this concerning video, and we want to warn you, the footage you're about to see is disturbing. >> do not let them -- don't release the dog. >> reporter: in this newly released police body camera video, you can hear a state trooper repeatedly warning the officer, do not release the dog. with his hands up. >> reporter: despite jadarrius rose surrendering to authorities, they released the dog on the unarmed black man. >> get the dog off of him. >> reporter: in this body cam video released by the ohio state patrol, the 23-year-old cries out as officers move in. state police say the disturbing july 4th incident outside columbus, ohio, came after an attempted traffic stop. with rose driving this semitruck missing a left rear mud flap. >> troopers chased rose for a ha

to the left you can see circleville k-9 officer ryan speakman crossing the grass with his service dog. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> reporter: this ohio highway patrolman repeatedly warns speakman against using the dog as rose has his hands up. then speakman releases the dog and commands it to attack rose as rose is on his knees. >> get the dog off of him! >> reporter: rose, taken into custody and given first aid. >> nobody's trying to hurt you. >> [ bleep ] you just let a dog bite me. >> all you had to do was stop, brother. >> i did stop. i don't feel safe. >> should've stopped 20 miles ago. >> reporter: that ohio highway patrolman later seen talking to colleagues about his command not to use the k-9. >> was i not loud enough? >> you said it three, four, multiple times. >> you can't send a dog without getting into excessive force issues on somebody with their hands up. and maybe they're not complying, but they're not a safety risk to anybody. >> reporter: linsey, tonight, we've reached out multiple times to the city of circleville and its police department. the depa

nbc news correspondent jesse kirsch is in circleville, ohio. you walk us through who this man is and what happened? >> reporter: yeah, so kate, and can't emphasize this enough, this video may be difficult for some people to watch. we will be showing it momentarily. we want to give people warning here. so this incident, according to state police began with an attempted traffic stop that then led to a nearly 30 minute chase with jadarrius rose driving this semitruck. the 23-year-old according to police stopped the vehicle, got out of the vehicle, and according to body camera video, you can see he clearly had his hands in the air. a state trooper is warning a local police officer from circleville to not release the dog while the suspect has his hands up, but the dog is still unleashed. here's what unfolded. and again, this is disturbing video. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up! do not -- do not -- hey, do not -- get the dog off of him! get the dog off of

cnn has reached out to the circleville police department for comment.e say rose was taken to a hospital where he was treated and release before taken to jail. his attorney declined to comment. rose reportedly spoke to troopers while at the hospital being treated for injuries. maintained they had no idea why they were attempting to pull him over. he was trying to haul a delivery to grove city, ohio. the chapter of the naacp saying she was appalled by what she saw in the video and is calling for an investigation into the actions of the canine unit. >>> the gun violence epidemic here in the united states has reached a grim, new milestone. with 400 mass shoots so far this year. to be clear, only 204 days have passed in the year 2023. that amounts to two mass shootings per day. cnn and the archive define a mass shooting as one that injures or kills four or more people, not including the shooter. that's not counting to smaller incidents. in chicago, police reported 20 shooting incidents this weekend alone, killing six people and wounding more than 20. >>> con

we hear a state trooper giving not on him commands, but also a circleville officer, and do not releaseile his hands are up. it is repeated warnings, and not clear if he is heard, and the officer is ryan speakman does release the dog. watch. we do have mitchell christian who is a certified police instructor who reviewed the video of the dog being sent out to rhodes and he told us what his thoughts were about that video with his professional eye. listen. >> so, with that there, in that position to deploy the dog is probably not, not a good decision to be made there, because the guy is clearly on his knees and hands up. >> how egregious in your mind? >> it is pretty bad. it is not indicative of what a k-9 handler should do in that scenario to be honest. it is not a good look for the handlers out there. >> and christian is a certified k-9 instruck to, and he did not instruct the officer there. and we did speak to the police officer here, and he said, we take all such incidents and the actions of the officers very seriously, and right now, the actions of the officer is under review, and tho

rose, and those were circleville p.d. police k-9 units that rolled up to the scene.state trooper insist that as long as his hands are up, do not deploy the dog. so a warning that it is disturbing, but it will be unclear that the partners heard not to release the dog. >> he pulled back down. >> 39. >> proceed, 39. >> stay on your feet. >> do not release the dog. do not release the dog with his hands up. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >> don't! >> do not! hey, do not! get the dog off of him! get the dog off of him! >> get the dog! >>. >> he is clear of the vehievehi >> he just -- why did you come to me. >> i came to respect you. and you have a gun pointed at me. 20 of you. >> all you had to do was to stop, brother. >> i did stop. >> reporter: he was taken to the hospital, and then treated and released before taken to the jail. in terms of reach out, we have reached out to the circleville police department, and actively reaching out to police department, and the canine officer involved, but the city mayor is insisting that the use of force policy is under

video shows that handler, circleville police officer ryan speakman pacing after he was attacked.stifiable -- >> the police department there says the decision to fire that officer came following a review of the incident when found that speakman did not meet the department's standards and expectations. cnn's polo sandoval joins us with more details, paolo, there were a lot of things from this encounter, from start to finish, this one, of course, the most disturbing of all of them. is this where it stops there? he loses his job? are there any other repercussions? >> reporter: you know, john, this video that i originally obtained you see how it will play out, circleville pd announcing the resignation of officer speakman. they say his actions simply did not meet the standards of their police officers. you'll see why. the video i obtained from the pick ka way county sheriff's office. they were there to support the ohio state state troopers. i'm going to play you the exact portion considered by investigators. it's extremely disturbing to see. you will see ohio state troopers keeping mr.

jadarrius rose was unarmed with his hands in the air when a circl circleville, ohio, officer releasednspector wanted rose pulled over because a missing mud flap. rose spoke with cnn campaigned business by his mother and their attorney and said in those moments, he feared he would die. >> when the dog was biting me, i was terrified. i was scared i was going to lose my life. i was in pain. i couldn't see what the officers was doing, because the dog was biting me and i was in fear of my life. and i was just screaming in pain. and i just -- i just didn't want to die. i didn't want to die in the hands of the police. >> i'm thankful that my son is still living. because it could have went another way. so i'm thankful. and i'm just grateful to god that god kept him. >> the officer who released the dog has been fired. rose says the family is still considering legal remedies, including suing the circleville police department. >>> in texas, a police chief is apologizing after a family was pulled over in a so-called high-risk stop, due to an officer's error. the family including a sixth grade boy

in the new video, former circleville pd officer ryan speakman, who was fired in the wake of the incident initial videos released from the incident, you can hear one of the other officers on the scene calling for him not to release the canine. >> with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. don't! >> here! >> do not -- do not! >> in the wake of this, speakman was fired, but new documents obtained by cnn show the department fired him not because he released the canine on an unarmed man but because he talked about the incident with family members and colleagues who were not cleared to hear those details. he then allegedly lied to his police chief about who he shared those sensitive details with. cnn's isabel rosales has been looking into this story, the footage, the documents. this is remarkable. he was fired but not because he released the dog on an unarmed man even as his colleagues were saying don't release the dog? >> that is correct, jim. i went through about 50 pages of newly released documents, including the most important par

that's when a k-9 is released upon him, and according to the mayor here in circleville, ohio, the officerconduct is now under review is currently on paid administrative leave. >> don't release the dog. >> reporter: in this newly released body cam video, you can hear a state trooper repeatedly warning the officer, do not release the dog with his hands up. but despite jadarius surrendering to authorities, in this edited body cam released by the ohio state patrol, the 23-year-old cries out as officers move in. state police say the disturbing july 4th incident outside columbus, ohio, came after an attempted traffic stop with rose driving this semitruck, missing a left rear mud flap. troopers chased rose for nearly half an hour, repeatedly trying to deflate his tires before he finally pulled over and got out of the truck. according to officials, rose called 911 himself before exiting the truck and raising his hands. >> come to me. come to me, man. >> reporter: that's when state police say a local circleville, ohio, officer ryan steepman, deployed his k-9, which ran toward authorities with befo

that's the circleville high police department k9 unit rolling up to the scene.r eventually steps out of the rig, his hands in the air as request a patrolman is heard asking the canine not to be released. 240e though it's unclear he can be heard by all officers on scene. the canine is deployed. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. get the dog off of him! >> reporter: after the canine take down, the officer walks away, her hands covered in his fair as rhodes screams in pain. >> was i not loud enough? >> reporter: after the dog was removed officers move in to arrest rhodes and administer first aid. >> all you had to do is come to me. >> i was coming. you got a gun pointed at me. >> all you had to do is stop, brother. >> i did stop. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the ohio state patrol tells cnn as troopers were gaining compliance by providing commands to the suspect, the circleville police deployed their canine. cnned reached out for comment police say he was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released b

circleville police now say that officer ryan speakman has been fired. video shows speakman releasing the dog on the driver, who had his hands up despite a state trooper yelling at him not to do it >>> the federal reserve today raised interest rates again to the highest level in 22 years. chair jerome powell leaving the door open for more hikes in the battle against inflation. tom costello is in washington tom, this affects almost every american. >> reporter: oh, it does consumers and businesses cut back on spending now, this is the 11th rate hike since march of '22, and those moves have helped bring down inflation from 9% to 3% today, but the fed wants inflation at 2%. so, a quarter-point hike today with another rate possible, a move possible in september. higher rates mean mortgage rates could move higher, now above 7% credit card rates are really affected. we've seen the average credit card balance now at $5,700 with credit card rates at 20%. it would take 17 years to pay it off if you only made the minimum payment. meanwhile, with low unemployment an

circleville's police department tells abc news the incident is being investigated by the use of forceiew board. and rose, again, was unarmed according to highway patrol. he told troopers he was just trying to make deliveries in the area and make it back home. the naacp columbus chapter president says that she was afraid for rose and traumatized after watching that video. janai? >> janai: it was tough to watch, alex, thank you. >>> we are going to switch gears now and get a check of the weather. that heat that is sweeping across the country, and you're tracking storms, somara. >> somara: yeah, so we are going to head to the tropics. that's somewhere we haven't been, right, for quite some time, it's been all about the heat. he's talk about what's going on. tropical storm don was actually the first named hurricane of the season for 12 hours yesterday. that's going to be a storm not impacting us. this area of development was much higher yesterday. now the chances have dropped as it heads to the caribbean. take a look at why. we see saharan dust limiting that storm, but we'll that dust mak

just a short time ago i interviewed the mayor here in circleville, ohio, outside of columbus.me that officer is on paid administrative leave. however, the mayor says he was not immediately put on paid administrative leave. he says that leave began in recent days. he was a little fuzzy on the exact timing of that. we know this incident happened on july 4th according to records. i asked the mayor about why that officer was not immediately placed on administrative leave? we're still trying to get more information to that effect. all of this unfolding after this officer was caught on camera conducting himself in a way that is raising questions. we want to warn you that the video you're about to see is disturbing. >> do not let them -- don't release the dog. >> reporter: in this newly released body camera video. you can hear a state trooper preetdly warning an officer. >> reporter: despite darius rose surrendering. >> get the dog off of him! >> reporter: in this body cam video released, the 23-year-old cries out as officers move in. [ screaming ]. >> reporter: state police say the

that's the circleville ohio police department canine rolling up to the scene after repeated orders fromrs, the driver steps out of the rig, his hands in the air as requested. the patrolman is asked to not release, it's unclear if it can be heard by officers on scene and that's when the canine is deployed. >> do not release the dog. do not release the dog! his hands up! get the dog off of him! >> after the canine takedown, and officer approaches then quickly walks away, her hands, covering her face as rosa screamed in pain. >> was that not loud enough? >> officers moved in to arrest rose and administer first aid. >> all you had to do was come to me. >> you've got a gun pointed at me. it's like 20 of y'all. >> all you had to do was stop. >> i did stop. >> a spokesperson for the highway patrol tells cnn, troopers were attempted to gain compliance by providing verbal commands to the suspect. the police department to play their canine which resulted in the suspect but in. cnn has reached out for comment. police say rose was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released before t

. >> reporter: ohio state highway patrol says troopers were attempting to make the arrest when circlevillee officer ryan speakman deployed his k9, biting rose. >> the justification for the use of the k9 really needs to be reviewed. >> reporter: brian higgins is an assistant professor at the john jay school of criminal justice. what would indicate to that officer that he should have not released that dog? >> when we see a supervisor in a state police ordering that officer not to release the dog, that's the order that should have carried the day. >> reporter: circleville police would not say if officer speakman is under investigation. >> was i not loud enough? >> reporter: troopers said that rose was immediately given first aid after the dog bite, and they're conducting their own investigation into the arrest. jericka? >> all right. astrid martinez, thank you for that. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." i used t to wait to o run mymy dishwasheher 'til l it was supuper full. now— i r run it dailily. weekekdays— w weekends— you mimight thinkk that's's wasteful,l, bu

>> reporter: wednesday, the circleville police department fired officer speakman, saying in part, heations we hold for our police officers. speakman has not commented publicly about the incident or his firing, but the police union representing him has filed a grievance, fighting to reverse a te rose's rose's attorney, ben crump, saying the firing is a good start. but hinting there may be more legal action ahead. >> this is not 1960. this is 2023. >> and as of this morning, no civil suit has been filed in the but rose case. but rose is facing a felony charge for failing to comply with that traffic stop. and as far as the canine involved in the incident, the company in charge of its training says the dog's protocols were followed and that circleville's canine team is being sent to their facility for evaluation and much more training. sounds like there is more to come with this case. >> thank you very much. we know you'll keep us updated, kathy park. >>> up next, breaking his what silence. what lebron james is saying about his son going into sudden cardiac arrest. >>> and taylor swift's

circleville police department did put out a statement k-9 units saying a use oforce r review board founduote, the department's policy for the use of k-9s was followed in the apprehension and arrest. still, they terminated officer "officer speakman did not meet the standards and expectations that we hold for our police officers." paula? >> isabel rosales, thank you. >>> and up next, president biden and the first lady are breaking their long-held silence, publicly acknowledging their seventh grandchild for the first time. details ahead live in the "cnn newsroom." all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up p firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeining sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. how white do you think your teeth really are? let's try the tissue test. ooof, still yellow. whitening toothpaste can only do so

the police department in circleville, ohio , says speakman did not meet their standards. >> now to thematic scene on one of the busiest streets in new york city. a 180 foot long crane catching fire and then collapsing onto a busy neighborhood. and now we are learning how it was possible that nobody was killed. this morning we have learned the owner of this crane that collapsed in new york was involved in two previous deadly disasters. the company has yet to comment on yesterday's fire, which sent that crane more than a half a football field long crashing down, slicing through a nearby skyscraper. >> it was something out of a movie. you see something out of a movie. it was it was something else. >> the crane, 16 ton load plunging 45 stories down to the street. crane fell as workers inside the building ran for their lives. should we get out? >> i don't know. is it going to keep falling off? >> let's go. as i'm in the building, i could have swore was my last day. >> firefighters rushing to the scene, spraying water from an adjacent rooftop, blocking off roads before the crane fell, saving

the use of the canine at this point was a mistake. >> reporter: circleville police are not commentingthe video only saying the incident is under investigation by the u.s. of force review board. we've reached out to the city of circleville and its police department and neither have said whether officer speakman is on regular duty while this review plays out. rose faces a fourth degree felony for failure to comply. >> that video is difficult to watch. thank you. george? >>> now to a rebrand for twitter. elon musk is dropping the blue bird logo for an x. more changes could be on the way. trevor ault has the story. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: when musk bought twitter, he said it was a step to creating the everything app. this seems to be a big move in that direction. while a lot of the plans seem big on ambition but short on detail, twitter does seem set on scrapping one of the most recognizable logos in the worldthis morning twitter announcing that little blue bird is under going a transformation. company transitioned to x. it's part of a gigantic rebrand meant to signal even high

the circleville police department says speakman did not meet the standards and expectations it holdsor its officers. >>> now to some close encounters on capitol hill, where there was an extraordinary hearing today about ufos. cbs' scott macfarlane reports on the stunning claims that the military is hiding evidencee of alieien spacececraft fromom the americanan people. >> reporter: alien films are a hollywood staple. so perhaps no surprise -- >> the american people deserve to know what is happening in our skies. >> reporter: there was a line out the door with people anxious for the government to share more about ufos. >> and in the baptist church, we would say the devil is in our way. >> reporter: former intelligence officer david grusch testified he expects the pentagon's uap office is covering up program to retrieve crashed objects. do you believe our government is in possession of uaps? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the pentagon has denied claims. two former military pilots reported their close encounters. >> this object was estimated to be almost the size of a football field. >> rep

after the vehicle stopped, troopers told circleville officer ryan speakman to hold the dog back, butot. the truck driver was treated at a hospital. >>> the "los angeles times" says six people were arrested after two deadly shootings along scenic overlooks in southern california. a 32-year-old man was found dead in his car saturday after it crashed in pasadena. police say that he was shot several times during what's believed to be a robbery. on monday about 40 miles away in another town a man and woman were found shot to death inside their car. investigators say the suspects are part of a violent street gang. >>> and the nfl network says quarterback aaron rodgers and the new york jets agreed to a new two-year, $75 million guaranteed contract. the four-time nfl mvp was traded from the green bay packers to the jets earlier this year. rodgers is taking a pay cut. he had nearly $110 million in guaranteed money remaining on his previous deal with the packers. rodgers hinted that he'll stay with the jets for more than one season. >>> still to come, walking in barbie's f footsteps.. the e ot

. >> reporter: today, circleville's major telling us that k-9 officer, ryan speakman, is now facing a review. >> it's an unfortunate situation and we'd like to get it resolved very, very soon. >> reporter: the local naacp saying the attack brought back horrible memories of dogs used on civil rights activists in the 1960s. >> it saddens me that in 2023, we have officers who are unleashing dogs. >> reporter: david, that mayor, the mayor here tells me that review board will issue a report by monday, but ultimately, any disciplinary action taken is his call. as for that driver, he was treated at the hospital and released and he faces a fourth degree felony for failure to comply. david? >> david: alex presha in ohio tonight. alex, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the new york serial killer case. this evening, police on the scene of that home outside new york city, and what they have now found in the suspect's home. a vault. and what was inside. here's abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, the new images. investigators bringing in

. >> reporter: now the incident is being investigated by ohio state highway patrol and circleville pds that that the officer who released the k-9 that is ryan speakman has been placed on paid leave. major. >> major garrett: errol barnett, thank you. extensive research continues at the home of an architect charged with murdering three women whose bodies were dumped near long island's gilgo beach. investigators have been using an excavator, cadaver dogs, and sonar, looking for a way to tie rex heuermann to additional murders. the suffolk county police officer defined it a fruitful, but did not say what they found. tensions are growing between the united states and north korea after pyongyang fired two short-range missiles today. david martin reports that the state department says the north has not responded to requests for information about the u.s. soldier that crossed the border last week. >> reporter: army private travis king is the wild card on the korean peninsula. a u.s. defense official says is as tense as it has been for a long time. that's king moments before he dashed across t

the circleville police department says speakman did not meet the standards and expectations it holdsounters on capitol hill, where there was an extraordinary hearing today about ufo's. cbs's scott macfarlane reports on the stunning claims that the military is hiding evidencnce of alien spapacecraft onon the amen people. >> reporter: alien films are a hollywood staple, so perhaps no surprise... >> the american people deserve to know what is happening in our skies. >> reporter: there was a line out the door. people anxious for the government to share more about the ufos. >> the baptist church, we say that the devil is in our way. >> reporter: former intelligence officers david grusch testified he suspects the pentagon's unidentified aerial phenomena or uap office is covering up a decades long to retrieve crashed objects. >> do you believe our government is in session of uaps? >> absolutely, after interviewing 40 witnesses over 40 years. >> reporter: the pentagon has denied his claim. two military climate know my pilots also recounted their close encounters. >> the object was estimated

reporter: we have reached out multiple times to the city of circleville and its police department. department saying as has no comments as the incident is currently being investigated by the use of force board. dion: tomorrow marks one week until the contract expires between ups and its union workers. while negotiations are expected to resume this week, the president for the union says they are organizing in preparation for a nationwide strike that would involve thousands of workers. our reporter has more on this story. >> we are organized, we are strategized. now it is time to polarize. reporter: over the weekend, teamsters union general president speaking out at a rally in atlanta ahead of a ups strike. the effect will be historic. the largest strike from a single company in american history. a way to stop concerned ups customers from going to rival services. >> ups chose to strike themselves, and we will withhold our labor on july 31 at 12:01 a.m. but if we get an agreement and we recommended, we will not withhold our labor. reporter: on wednesday, ups released a statement sayin