>> paper bag. >> is it open? >> dollar bill. >> dollar bill. >> okay. breathe. deep, inhale deep. >> bill: that's a cop on body cam video captures a horrifying moment. in central florida a fellow cop by the name of kortney was conducting a traffic stuff an a brief exposure to fentanyl nearly killed her. we are thankful for her colleagues because they may have saved her life. two days after the incident she joins us now. good to see you, courtney, you look good. wow, on the video you were talking about dollar bills. what did you mean by that? >> so actually i don't remember saying it. i don't really remember much of the incident. but i do know that when i found the narcotics it was wrapped in a dollar bill. i was trying to explain to them
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assault weapons going door to door, collecting ballots from ukrainians. tonight touchdown u.s. calling this a sham, and in russia, the cars bumper to bumper, tearful good-byes. thousands of russian men trying to avoid russia's draft. back in this country, the autopsy report changed tonight in a case that drew outrage, the death of elijah mcclain, walking home in aurora, colorado. officers putting him in a choke hold. emts ■injecting him with ketamine. tonight, what the autopsy report says. officers and paramedics set to be arraigned. did the disturbing images, this is difficult tonight, newly obtained video horrifying moment. woman under arrest in handcuffs in a police cruiser on train tracks when the car is hit by a train. she is expected to survive. what police are saying tonight. also, reaction after the
he stopped breathing and died three days later. tonight, the coroner writing, quote, the dosage of ketamine was too much for this individual and it resulted in an overdose. another forensic pathologist may have ruled this as a homicide or accident. the police officers and two paramedics indicted are expected to be arraign in the november. david? >> all right, marcus moore tonight. thank you, marcus. also from colorado tonight, another disturbing story. we warn you this is difficult to watch. newly obtain video shows the horrifying moment a woman in handcuffs put in a police cruiser park on train tracks. the cruiseser is then hit by a train. she is expected to survive, but with serious injuries. how do police explain it? here's mona kosar abdi tonight. >> reporter: the moments captured on this heart pounding body camera footage tonight under investigation. >> put your hands up. turn around. sectedorter: police in colorado road rage complaint
crime after brazen crime. >> he grabs my right wrist and in his right hand he has a knife. >> reporter: this victim is hiding her identity but reliving the horrifying moment she was attacked outside of in atlanta home depot in broad daylight. police say steve white jumped into her car, robbing her at knife-point. a repeat offender with decades of felony convictions. >> that is what is so frustrated. >> reporter: connie willis is the fulton county district attorney. >> it is frustrating for the police departments and regular citizens and me as a district attorney. >> reporter: from january to april more than one fourth of all felony arrests were repeat offenders with three for more felony convictions, 1400 are on the streets or in the courts. >> crime records were not accurately kept. the prosecutor may be standing before the judge and it may only show one conviction on the record but whether you dig just a little bit deeper, you learn that no this person has three, four, five, six convictions.
low pressure moving in. the southwest, we are dealing with some monsoonal moisture. otherwise the rest of the country very son like. i hope to see you both for the summer concert series, "fox and friends," coming up. rob: also the barbecue. jolene: horrifying moment for a pop icon when a fan storms the stage. bodyguards and several dancers slamming the man to the floor and holding him down. police say he rushed the stage after security asked him to leave. spears was concerned he may have had a gun. in kansas city he is charged with trespassing. he was unarmed. rob: a woman lucky to be alive