Tucker Carlson Tonight: Jason Rantz -- Sharing Seattle's drug-policy pain -- this legalization plan will hurt Washington state, nation. Seattle’s permissive drug policies ravaged the city and devastated an already vulnerable homeless population. It led to more crime and killed an alarming number of people. But now it may go statewide if Democrats get their way. With that kind of momentum, the movement to legalize drugs will be unstoppable in most blue states. And it’ll inspire similar movements in red states, too. On the heels of Oregon’s voter-approved decriminalization law, Washington may one-up its neighbors with radical legislation that effectively legalizes all drugs that will fundamentally alter the entire state. The Pathways to Recovery Act is pitched as a way to help addicts. But it will do the opposite; it will kill them. What’s worse, while it focuses almost exclusively on the addict, it ignores the impacts drug culture has on our communities.

Officer involved shooting in Seattle by the African American museum tonight: one confirmed dead. Authorities are investigating a Tuesday night shooting that involved a Seattle police officer. Officers were called to the 2300 block of Massachusetts Street for reports of a shooting. The incident led to an officer-involved shooting, police said. A police spokesperson will provide an update with more details. .

Maryland sheriff: Americans should be 'outraged' at Biden for immigration actions. Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins arguesBiden has 'dismantled ICE' by 'basically telling the agents to stand down.' Thousands of migrants are fleeing from Central America to the United States border, again. On bus, foot and train many will do whatever they can to survive the long journey with the promise that a better life awaits them in America.

NYC -- Several people were injured tonight in a fire at an apartment building in the Concourse part of the Bronx, Freedom News TV reported. Heavy two-alarm fire broke out on the third floor of three-story apartment building on Findlay Avenue around 9pm. Fire officials stated that four people, including two firefighters, were injured. Video by Daniel Valls.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Military officials are working to recover high powered explosives that vanished from a Southern California installation, according to ABC 10News' sources with close military ties. The explosives disappeared from the Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Base, and now a reward is being offered for their discovery, sources told ABC 10News. Sources report that approximately 10 pounds of Composition C-4 disappeared during a long training exercise two weeks ago. They also believe the manufactured plastic explosives may have been stolen. The unit's commanding officer is considering extending the training exercise until the explosives are found, sources said. They also confirm the commanding officer messaged subordinate commands about a monetary reward for any information leading to the discovery of the C-4.

Sun Valley — There were no serious reported injuries after a Los Angeles Police Department cruiser with two officers collided with a truck carrying a family of four in Sun Valley Tuesday night. According to LAPD, the crash happened at about 10:20 p.m. on Lankershim Boulevard, just north of Tuxford Street, when the officers were responding to a call for backup. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the crash and said all six people were complaining of minor pain, but none were taken to area hospitals. The crash did knock down a power line and appeared to cut power to at least one building. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power crews were on the scene. It was not immediately known when Lankershim would reopen.

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Los Angeles -- slow-speed police pursuit in Compton ended with the driver falling out of the car Tuesday night. Newschopper4 was over the chase around 11:20 p.m., with the car moving at slow speeds of 5-15 mph. The car was moving at extremely slow speeds in a residential neighborhood until it came to a stop at the entrance to a driveway. As a standoff was brewing, the driver's side front door popped open and a man fell out of the front seat onto the ground. The driver did not appear to be moving and was possibly unconscious. Soon after, deputies moved in and took the man into custody. It was not immediately clear what led to the pursuit.