reporter: hi, david. we had damaging storms here in connecticut. that line pressing across i-95. watches up for the next few hours. all the way down through d.c., one up across parts of northern wisconsin. these are not cool fronts, going to be just as hot tomorrow. look at the advisories up from coast to coast. temperatures up near 100 degrees in d.c. and warm again, it looks like, for the northeast on saturday. david? david: rob, thank you. next this evening, we turn to the very difficult images tonight, the newly released body camera video shows a deputy tasing a driver who ran into traffic and was then stluk ruck killed by an suv. the family, quote, appalled that the deputy will not be charged. abc s mola lenghi in colorado with the video, and we warn you, it is disturbing. reporter: tonight, newly released police body camera video shows the moment a traffic stop turned deadly, when a man first tased by a sheriff s deputy was then hit by an suv. authorities in larimer count
counteroffensive against russian forces. there s new video tonight of special operations forces ambushing russian soldiers near kherson in the south. in video shot within the last two weeks. ukrainian assault troops also advancing near bakhmut. but there are conflicting reports tonight about how successfully it s going. pro-russian media releasing new images showing significant ukrainian losses. it s believed there have been significant losses on both sides. when we come back here tonight, senator mitch mcconnell and that moment on the hill, freezing in front of the cameras, apparently unable to speak. and now we learned what happened in recent days, even before that moment. you tried. limiting when it was okay. no tech behind closed doors. but social media s algorithms of addiction always won out. it s not your fault. alone you can t stop it. together, we will. we have a plan.
the fed has to slow down the economy just enough that businesses don t start mass layoffs, and the fed chair said% today another rate hike is possible next month. jb? james: eye level is the advice. thank you, carter. and ohio police officer was fired today for unleashing his police dog when a truck driver, who was surrendering with his hands raised. the incident earlier this month was captured on graphic body camera video. officer ryan speakman was told by state troopers not to deploy his dog, but did so anyway. the 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 ufo s. cbs s scott macfarlane reports on the stunning claims that the military is hiding evidencnce of alien spapacecraft onon the amen
firefighters, suffered minor injuries. [crash] reporter: a massive construction crane carrying 16 tons of concrete came crashing down 45 stories onto one of midtown manhattan s busiest streets during the morning rush. i hear boom, boom, boom, so now i am like, go, get out of the building right now. reporter: video shows flames bursting from the crane high above. mayor eric adams said the situation could have been far worse. not only the boom fall into the street, but all of that concrete could have struck civilians. reporter: authorities are investigating what started the fire in the crane s engine compartment in the early morning hours. that crane operator saw that the fire started and tried to extinguish it. so we give a lot of credit. reporter: more than 100 people were evacuated nearby. i have no i.d., i don t have keys. it s a mess. but we at least have that. reporter: over 200