he wasn't complying. >> we also have this report from the man himself, a former officer ryan speakman give commands right before that dog attack, but he does not address within that report whether he heard them telling him not to release the dog. jim. >> is there any continuing investigation of the actual decision to release the dog given what we've just seen there? >> as far as we can tell, this is the use of force board has said he followed the canine policy but not the policy of being a police officer. that's why he was fired. and of course this goes on to the now rose and the charge against him. it will be up to a prosecutor. they are weighing, his family and himself, are weighing civilly suing the department for this. >> we see this in cases like this. thanks so much. >>> delta air lines is facing a federal lawsuit after a male passenger allegedly groped a mother and her teenage daughter on board an international flight last summer. the lawsuit claims that flight attendants overserved alcohol to the passenger and dismissed the woman's concern when she told hem that the man was ma

speakman not to use the dog. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog as rose gets on his knees. >> officer speakman commands the dog to attack. get the dog off of him, get the dog. one officer seen covering her face as they worked to pry the dog off of rose's arm. >> nobody's trying to hurt you. >> just let the dog bite me. >> all you got to do is stop, brother, i did stop. >> i don't feel safe miles ago. >> that highway patrolman who warned against using the canine later heard talking to colleagues. >> as was i. not loud enough. you said it three, four, multiple times. if the officers feel that there is clearly a safety issue for the officers or citizens in the proximity, they may well use a dog. >> but the point being you can't send a dog without getting into excessive force issues on somebody with their hands up. >> rose was given first aid and taken into custody. circle hills police department tells abc news the incident is being investigated by the use of force review board. we've reached out multiple times to both the city

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

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

his hands up. >> then speakman releases the dog and commands it to attack.e 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 hands up and maybe they're not complying in, but they're not a safety risk to anybody. >> we reached out to the circleville police department, which said the incident is under investigation by the use of force review board. >> in texas, a small plane crashed into the roof of the vacant home near austin. all three people

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.

and a state trooper repeatedly told officer ryan speakman not to release the dog. police department in circleville, ohio , says speakman did not meet their standards. >> now to the dramatic 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

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 dozens were on the deck at the time of the collapse. >>> coming up, deadly ferry disaster. rescuers in indonesia search for the missing after an overloaded boat capsizes. >>> and texas crash. a small airplane slams into a house causing casualties. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." morning news." tytype 2 diabebetes? discover t the ozempicic® tri-i-zone. in my ozozempic® t tri-zone, i lowerered my a1c, , cv ris, and d lost some e weight. in s studies, ththe majojority of pepeople rereached a

been released from jail with his attorney declining to comment we've also reached out to officer speakmanut have not heard back lester >> jesse kirsch, thank you. >>> and just in tonight, new images of a building explosion in newark, new jersey. it happened on friday evening when the two-story apartment building suddenly blew up, injuring six people and displacing more than 30 others. officials have not determined the cause but neighbors reported smelling gas before the explosion. >>> much more from here in alaska when we continue but first, she quickly established herself as a new force at the world cup. we'll speak with sophia smith right after this >>> the u.s. women's soccer team is gearing up for its next showdown this week versus the netherlands at the world cup and a breakout star is hoping to lead a new generation to soccer's ultimate glory let's get more from molly hunter in new zealand. >> off we go >> reporter: the future of u.s. women's soccer is officially here >> here it is. >> reporter: and her name is sophia smith >> goal, usa >> reporter: the 22-year-old smashing not one

order that should have carried the day. >> reporter: circleville police would not say if officer speakmans 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 tomorrow. netanyahu says he'll be there despite being hospitalized after getting a pacemaker. >>> today in ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy vowed retaliation after the latest russian missile strike on the city of odesa. it badly damaged a landmark 19th century orthodox cathedral. at least one person was killed in the attacks. 20 others injured. cbs's charlie d'agata has more. >> reporter: in rare access to recaptured territories, we pass through the ruins, pre-war population, 1,300. now just 15

officer ryan speakman was told by state troopers not to deploy his dog but did so any way.he driver was later treated at a hospital for dog bites. the circleville police department says speakman did not meet the standards and expectations it holds for 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 pentago

>> 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

officer ryan speakman was told by state troopers not to deploy his dog, but did so anyway.for dog bites. the circleville police department says speakman did not meet the standards and expectations it holds for its officers. now to some close encounters on capitol hill, where there was an extraordinary hearing today about ufos. cbs's scott macfarlane reports on the stunning claims that the military is hiding evidence of alieien spacecraraft from the american peoeople. >> reporteter: alien films a ara hollllywood stapaple, so perhapo 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. >> in the baptist church, we say that the devil is in our way. >> reporter: former intelligence officer david grusch testified he suspects the pentagon's unidentified aerial phenomena or uap office is covering up a decades-long program to retrieve crashed objects. >> do you believe our government is in possession of uaps? >> absolutely, after interviewing 40

officer ryan speakman released the dog when jadarrius rose was pulled over after a long highway chasethat speakman cannot meet the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers. speakman could not be reached for comment. >>> the department of justice is opening an investigation into the memphis police department. officials say the investigation will focus on the memphis police department's use of force and its stop searches and arrests. it will also lack into whether it engages in discriminatory policing. officials say the investigation is not linked to one incident in particular but the department as a whole. it does come nearly seven months after the death of tyre nichols who was seen on body camera footage being beaten by five memphis police officers after a traffic stop. there's no time line for how long that investigation will last. >>> storms tore through the detroit area late yesterday knocking down trees and power lines. the se vaer weather brought strong winds and heavy rain throughout the area. no injuries were reported. >>> it has been more than a week since ar

. >> reporter: that's when state police say a local circleville, ohio, officer, ryan speakman deployedard authorities before speakman appeared to command the dog to specifically attack rose. one state trooper walks away with her hands to her face while the state trooper who warned not to release the dog. asked. >> was i not loud enough? >> police provided first aid to rose who was handcuffed. rose was treated at a local hospital and charged. the columbus naacp's president said the video reminds her of dogs being unleashed on civil rights activists in the 1960s, and she believes this would not have happened if the driver was white. >> 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: the columbus dispatch newspaper from the area quotes an area african american heritage association leader as saying that, trying, quote, to interject racial discord over this incident will not come from local citizens. jose, we have reached out to rose. he has out of jail according to records. he and his at

the circleville police department said actions taken by officer ryan speakman, quote "did not meet the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers." unquote. video of the incident shows the 23-year-old truck driver, jadarrius rose had his hands in the air when speakman directed the dog to attack him. rose was hospitalized with significant bleeding on his arms, then released and jailed on felony charges of failure to comply. we will have more on the use of k-9 units by police and prison guards later in the broadcast. and sinead o'connor, remembered as much for her haunting vocals as for her fearless and outspoken protests, has died at the age of 56. sinead o'connor rose to stardom in 1990 when she released her version of the prince song "nothing compares 2 u". in 1992, she performed bob marley's "war" on saturday night live, then proceeded to rip up a photo of pope john paul ii on live tv, declaring quote "fight the enemy." -- "fight the real enemy." the move, a protest against systemic child abuse in the catholic church, of which she was a survivor, provoked widespread u

his k-9, which speakman commanded the dog to specifically attack rose.er walks away with her hands to her face, while the trooper who warns. was i not loud enough? >> reporter: police provided first aid to rose who was handcuffed. he was treated at a local hospital, and charged with failure to comply with order of a police officer. the columbus naacp member says the video reminds her of dogs being released in the 1960s, and this would not have happened if the driver was white. >> that an officer would release a dog on a black man who had his hands in the air and were on his knees, we were mortified by that behavior. >> reporter: we have reached out to the attorney for the suspect, jadarrius rose, he has declined to comment. we have reached out to the officer whose conduct is under scrutiny, officer ryan speakman, we have not heard back. we are expecting more information to be coming out in the days ahead. yasmin. >> really disturbing stuff there, hearing the officer at the end say, you heard me, right. jesse kirsch, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>>

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circleville police officer ryan speakman released the dog as jadarrius rose was surrendering to policeer's actions does not meet the department's standards but speakman's union says he was fired without cause and a grievance has been filed. >>> the controversial music video for jason aldean's song "try that in a small town" has been edited. critics say that it contained threats against black people by using images of a blm demonstration projected on to a courthouse that was once an infamous lynching site. al dean's record label had a different take on it, they told the "washington post" that the video footage was edited due to third party copyright issues. >>> and one of japan's most popular singers reveal order stage to cheering fan that's is gay. but he had not performed in nearly two years. telling the crowd that he had struggled with his sexuality calling it the challenge of his life. now he says he doesn't want people to struggle like he has. japan is a conservative struggle. but this is not unique. here in the u.s. a jaguars coach broke barriers when he came out as gay just last

these warnings, these repeated warnings, we're not clear if that trooper was heard, officer ryan speakmanelease the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog with his hands up. do not release the dog. get the dog off of hum. >> all the guns were pointed at me. there's 20 of y'all. >> all you had to do was stop. >> i did stop. >> hearing straight from rose what within the through his mine as that dog attacked. >> when the dog was biting me, i just was terrified. i thought i was going to lose my license. i was in pain. i couldn't see what the officer was doing because the dog was biting me. i just was in fear for my life. i was screaming in pain. i just didn't want to die. i didn't want to die. >> it's the fear of most black people in america that when the police pull them over that it's possible they could be the next hashtag. the fact that they live in memphis, tennessee, where tyre nichols, a an unarmed black motorist was completely compliant, but yet he got brutalized to the point of where he lost his life. >> the police department would not talk to us on camera. in fact, they ignor

. >> reporter: the officer who released the canine, ryan speakman, has since been fired. the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers. rose says he did not pull over because he was afraid of being shot. he first called his mother. >> i told him to pull over. he looked out and saw they had jumped out of their vehicles with their rifles cocked at him. he pulled out. >> reporter: then he called 911. >> right now i have police officers following me for a long time. i'm trying to figure out what i have done. i'm a truck driver. >> reporter: the problem, according to an incident report, the commercial truck rose was driving was missing a left rear mud flap. >> i don't know why they're trying to stop me. >> reporter: the officers threw stop sticks on the ground, spike strips intended to puncture tires and force the motorist to stop. this video capturing the subsequent moments when police caught up with rose as he exited his truck. fellow officers telling officer speakman multiple times to keep control of his dog. >> do not release the dog with his hands up. >>

order that should have carried the day. >> reporter: circleville police would not say if officer speakmander 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, but it's . even half f loads use e 80% leless water t than handwawas. savingng $130 on u utilities. cacascade. darare to dishh differerently. this is a call to women, to appreciate our bodies, to care for all parts, even those hidden, like our armpits. because perfect armpits, do exist! they are stubbly, with marks or shaved, all beautiful and each unique. dove cares for all armpits, it dries instantly and is kind on skin, protecting you all day long. try dove advance care for effective protection that is kind on

do not release the dog. >> reporter: as rose gets on his knees, officer speakman commands the dog toack. >> get the dog off of him. >> get the dog. >> reporter: one officer seen covering her face as they work to pry the dog off of rose's arm. >> nobody's trying to hurt you. >> you just let the dog bite me. >> all you had to do was stop, brother. >> i did stop. >> reporter: that highway patrolman who warned against using the canine later heard talking to colleagues. >> was i not loud enough? >> you said it three, four, multiple times. >> if the officers feel that there is clearly a safety issue for the officers or citizens in the proximity, they may well use a dog, but the point being you can't send a dog without getting into excessive force issues on somebody with their hands up. >> reporter: rose was given first aid and taken into custody. circleville's police department tells abc news the incident is being investigated by the use of force review board. and rose, again, was unarmed according to highway patrol. he told troopers he was just trying to make deliveries in the area and ma

>> reporter: ryan speakman appears to signal for the dog to attack. a review board found the officer followed proper policy for k-9s but the police department firing him anyway, saying he, "did not meet the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers." >> you just let the dog bite me. >> they didn't try to get the dog off of me. i asked the dog, please. it hurts me. he finally let go. >> reporter: david, he's still facing a felony charge for failure to comply. the union is challenging the firing saying he was wrongfully terminated. david? >> david: alex, thank you. >>> now the 911 calls and the moment lebron james' son bronny james collapsed and went into cardiac arrest. you can hear in the call how concerned they were. matt gutmanman for us. >> reporter: tonight, that urgent 9-1-1 call, moments after bronny james suffered a sudden cardiac arrest during basketball practice at usc. >> listen to me, okay? get an ambulance here now! >> okay, all right, sir. all right, sir. i'm gonna send help there. >> reporter: the l.a. fire department re

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. >> 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

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and the town's mayor tells cbs news that that the officer who released the k-9 that is ryan speakmanr. >> 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 the line dividing southborough north nearly a week ago. in the u.s. still has not been able to find out

. >> 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: today, circleville's mayor 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 that attack brought back horrible memories of dogs used on civil rights activists. >> 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 heavy machine

union says he's been terminated without just cause and a grievance has been filed the video shows speakman releasing the dog and a state trooper yelling, quote, do not release the dog. >>> a uk court has found kevin spacey not guilty of sexually assaulting four men. he wiped away tears after the verdict was delivered. >> i'm enormously grateful to the jury for having taken the time to examine all of the evidence and all of the facts carefully before they reached their decision >> the charges, including seven counts of sexual assault date from 2004 to 2013. none of the four complainants can be named and have lifelong anonymousity under uk law. >> reporter: at least 12 people were injured when a crane collapsed onto the street below hitting a nearby apartment building the crane caught fire before the crash. officials say the operator tried to put out the flames but fled when he couldn't first responders climbed nearby rooftops to fight the flames the fdny says three firefighters are among the injured. as an investigation into the fair under way our new york station found the crane is linked

it is repeated warnings, and not clear if he is heard, and the officer is ryan speakman does releasetch. 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 those findings are to be out the week of july 31st. rahel. >> thank you. i appreciate the context was not necessarily connected to the po

still the police department terminated them saying in part saying officer speakman did not meet the standardsur police officers and a police union have filed an official grievance with the police department demanding that this officer get his job back saying he was fired without just cause. >> still a lot of questions there. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, 2024 republicans are walking a political tight rope when it comes to the allegations facing former president trump. some of them are. we'll discuss how presidential hopefuls are handling this issue. and this f future champ. and if we proffer it, we k know you'll proffer it to. he's cocky for a nineteen year r old. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ and it's designed to help you feel cool. so, no more sweating all night... ...no kicking off the covers... ...or blasting the air conditioning. because only the tempur-pedic breeze is made with

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. >> reporter: circleville canine officer ryan speakman moving in with his dog and then commands it toack. >> get the dog off of him! get the dog off him! >> reporter: rose arrested and given first aid. >> what hurts you? suffering from a dog bite. >> reporter: a highway patrol man later heard saying this. >> was i not loud enough? i said it three, four times. >> ohio state police seemed to be in control of the situation and were directing resources to him. engaged him in dialogue. the use of the canine at this point was a mistake. >> reporter: circleville police are not commenting on the 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

, it is simply too late, and the k-9 officer had been unleashed there, and 42 seconds later that speakmanon 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 as to what happened. thank you, polo. john? >> yes, the grand jury of the january 6th inquiry is meeting, and could this mean they are nearing an indictment. we are at the courthouse. >>> and there is also new meetings of hunter biden's lawyers after the federal prosecutors put his plea d dealn hold. t you. looking great you guys! ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easyo-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of t market from wherever you are. e*trade fromorgan stanley. power e*trade's

we have learned from the mayor here in circleville, that that officer, ryan speakman has been placedr. rose has been charged related to everything that happened? >> reporter: that's right, rose has been charged according to records that we've reviewed. and again, what state police say happened was there was an attempted traffic stop that led to a 30 minute chase with rose not stopping, with officers giving chase. there were repeated attempts according to the video and police report to try to deflate the suspect's tires, and eventually police are able to get the suspect to pull over and exit the vehicle with his hands up and appears to be surrendering when this incident with the dog mauling unfolded. still plenty of unanswered questions here, and we still have more information we're trying to learn about the officer whose conduct is under review right now by a board here. we've also learned from the mayor that his conduct was previously scrutinized related to a separate incident in recent years. we're trying to get records related to that as well. >> jesse kirsch, i know you'll keep d

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