a little bit of a break for central and southern california as this system pushes into the northwest. we get a lot more back into central and southern california as we head into the day friday. elsewhere, we have showers and thunderstorms in the eastern portion of the country right there along the mississippi river. the potential for today does include threat for severe storms as well. perhaps a few more tornadoes. the bulk of the concern is damaging winds and the potential for large hale for cities like atlanta, pensacola and new orleans. >> allison chinchar, we're watching all of the damage in california. thanks for joining me. i'm christine romans. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

j . so i'm just going to leave it there. want to be prudent there. this is under review by the justice department, i'm not going to go beyond what the president shared yesterday what my colleagues at the white house council shared with all of you as well. >> not many answers there, but a lot of questions about classified documents and a lot of no comments from the white house. good morning, everyone. poppy is off today. it's kaitlan and i in new york city. but we have a lot to cover in washington. you could be in washington again today with all the news. >> we brought washington here basically. >> we're talking about president biden's legal team finding another batch of classified documents. the new revelation now intensifying the republicans' attacks on the president. >> also congressman george santos is under pressure to resign from members of his own parties. and kevin mccarthy side deals going into effect, a handful of detractors now on top

of committee assignments. we begin with the fallout from the second batch of classified documents found by president biden's legal team at a separate location used by biden after his time as vice president. the latest revelation fuelling republicans' claims that donald trump is being targeted, receiving unfair treatment as he's being investigated by special counsel. it is a huge opening for the new pro-trump house majority now poised to investigate democrats, though insist that biden and trump cases are not one and the same. paula reed is live in washington. paula, the different story yesterday? different story the day before and now here we go again. it is growing. what do we expect to know about the documents in the second patch? what are we finding out? >> reporter: we don't know much.

part of that is because the white house is making a strategic decision not to get out in front of the matter, not to answer questions, and instead let things leak out through the media. here's what we learned from our reporting. and that is that biden attorneys have found a second set of documents that include classified information at a second location. the first was an office here in d.c., as we reported, biden's lawyers were clearing out that office in november and uncovered what we learned were ten classified documents, including information about ukraine, iran, and the united kingdom, that included top secret documents. that was only known by a small group of advisers. but after that discovery that prompted them to search more locations. so the new batch so many questions, what is in them, how many were there, where were they located? and the biggest question, is this it?

the white house has been definitive to not say that is all there was. but the next question for merrick garland whether or not to appoint a special counsel to take this on. but it seems to strongly lean in favor of appointing a special counsel. >> and the gop is pouncing. paula reed, thank you for that. now this. >> will you step down? >> i will not. >> they said -- >> new york dis calling you a disgrace. >> why won't you resign? >> excuse us. >> wow. >> that is live on capitol hill for one of new york's newest congressman, george santos, who is under growing pressure from members of his own party, home state to resign this morning. the pressure is not just coming

from democrats, it's republicans in congress and his home district on long island who now say they do belief he is not fit to serve. >> george santos' campaign last year was a campaign of deceit, lies, fabrication. he's disgraced the house of representatives and we do not consider him one of our congress people. today, on behalf of the nassau county republican committee i am calling for his immediate resignation. >> those calls for his resignation come as we get a look at his fabrications in black and white. this is a copy of the resume he submitted in 2020, obtained by "the new york times." it says he doubled revenue growth at goldman sachs, which did not happen, the company has no record of him working there. graduated college with a nearly perfect gpa, never happened.

same with the mba he says he has, not real. you just saw george santos on capitol hill facing the questions whether he's going to resign but the big question is what are congressional leaders saying? what is kevin mccarthy saying about whether or not he should step down from his new role. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy talking about this yesterday saying it's up to the voters to decide. they elected george santos, he wants to stand by the constitution, it is up to the voters to decide and he is likely to serve on some of these less prominent committees, actually get committee seats. that's what leadership is saying. they also said they want to deal with this internally. the facts are the calls this morning for his resignation continue to grow. these aren't just democrats. to give everyone the big picture, federal prosecutors are looking into george santos' finances. we know in the nation of brazil, they reopened a fraud case

against him. two house democrats from new york have filed a formal house ethics complaint against him. there's been an fec complaint filed against him. so there is more and more of this coming out every day and now we are hearing from house republicans calling on him to resign as well. i'll let you listen to a couple of them. >> talk about election fraud look no closer than new york's 3rd district. >> he claimed he was jewish, had family that escaped holocaust, that's not something i can tolerate. >> the nassau county gop in his home state of new york calling on him to resign and laying it out they don't want to be associated with him at all. and you saw that scrum there at the beginning you played, i was in that, we ran after him down the hall. he would simply say i would not resign and then seem annoyed we were asking him why this is a problem. >> he even lied at being on a

volley ball team at college. >> that he led to a championship. >> it never ends i know your questions won't either. jessica dean, thank you so much. time for the house speaker, kevin mccarthy to make good on promises made to republican hard liners who initially opposed his nomination, his historic nomination after a 15-round floor bout. now some of the deals are going into effect. let's talk about it now with cnn's senior political analyst, anchor and senior political analyst john avlon here with me now. good morning. how are the concessions playing out? >> these are the core holdouts, the 20 or so holdouts, vast majority election deniers, they took the floor fight for kevin mccarthy back to a standard we haven't seen since before the civil war. already seeing rewards coming from these folks six getting

plum positions on the propo appropriations committee, including andrew clyde. let's also look at the key concessions, these are some of them. these are the deals that kevin mccarthy made to finally get the votes across. first of all, any member can call a motion to vacate the speaker's chair. freedom caucus, increased representation on committees. the debt ceiling, this is a sign of coming attractions, a committee to investigate the weaponization of the federal government and 72 hours to review bills before they come up to the floor, which can gum up the works. >> i got notes representative clyde and cloud were appointed to the committee they were rewarded for bad behavior, this is a stunning and hand shake deal between the holdouts and i

won't use the -- i will say it, nuts and mccarthy which they'll never say in public. do you think that's true? >> here's the evidence that it's true. talking to a source that it's happening, it is happening. the committee assignments haven't been fully dolled out yet but to see folks who put kevin mccarthy and the country in that chaos get rewarded with appropriations, it's a big deal. this is sort of a bonus, look at where independent voters say the republicans in congress should be focussing on. independent voters they're the plurality, they swung towards democrats this cycle. interestingly, 71% of independents say they want republican in the house to work with biden and dems to enact policies everyone can agree on. they say the same thing about democrats in the senate.

67% say protecting social security, 65% support aide to ukraine. 59% reducing crime. >> high numbers. >> border, only 25% say investigate hunter biden, 20% say restricting abortion access and only 10%, loyalty to donald trump. so there's a disconnect there. >> john avlon thank you very much. appreciate it. turning to another story this morning, it's been 12 days since she disappeared and still no sign of the massachusetts mother of three, anna walsh as the search is intensifying for her. investigators are turning their focus to her husband's past, brian walsh was described as a sociopath and untrustworthy over his father's estate. jason carol is live in massachusetts for cnn this morning. i know they're going through every part of his past with a

fine-tooth comb he's pleaded not guilty to a charge of misleading investigators about his whereabouts at the time she disappeared. where are they right now and where is he right now? >> reporter: right now he is in custody, state custody. where he will remain until we get more information about how that investigation is proceeding. you were talking about those court documents. really, after coming through a number of those court documents, kaitlan, there were a number of red flags there that we saw where basically brian walsh was accused, back in 2019 of stealing money from his father and being prone to violence. as investigators are now in the process of testing items that could be connected to the disappearance of anna walsh, a clearer picture is emerging of her husband, brian, and his troubled financial path. he was involved in a bitter

legal battle over his father's estate. friends alleging the elder walsh and his son has been estranged for years after brian walsh absconded with almost $1 million from dr. thomas walsh. because of the alleged theft it required dr. thomas walsh to continue working past the age at which he wished to retire as a significant amount of his s savings was stolen and never returned. >> reporter: that's why the court documents say walsh's father cut his only son out of his will. despite that walsh took steps to take control of his father's estate while saying he and his father had been estranged several times over the years but says they amended their relationship. ultimately walsh's legal efforts were unsuccessful, a judge ruled against him. but the same documents revealed

more about his past, including at some point he checked himself into a mental health facility. his father's friends calling him a sociopath. saying brian is not only a sociopath but also a very angry and physically violent person. i want nothing to do with him. these allegations surfaced years before walsh pleaded guilty to federal charges of selling fake andy warhol paintings the victim saying walsh was very convincing. >> he was very calculated, almost genius about how he went about things. >> reporter: that troubled past only increasing the scrutiny around the disappearance of his wife. a bloody knife found inside the family home, law enforcement sa sources telling cnn a hacksaw and materials with bloodstain found at a nearby trash facility. the couple's friend said nothing seemed out of the ordinary during a new year's eve

celebration but now coming to terms with what could be the outcome they feared. >> i keep praying in all these trash facilities she's not found there so we have somewhere to go to honor her and for her children to have somewhere to go to honor her. >> reporter: if someone did do something to anna walsh, in massachusetts the law does not necessarily require prosecutors to show a motive for a crime. >> prosecutors like to be able to show a motive. again, i think it makes more sense to people if there is a motive but as a matter of law it's not required to prove a motive in most cases. >> reporter: and kaitlan, obviously there is a great deal of concern for anna walsh's three children, right now they're in the custody of the massachusetts department of children and family services. the park i'm standing will be a

scene for a candlelight vigil for anna walsh later this never. >> thank you so much. >> just awful. >> it is. >> especially with kids involved. friends and family. i can't imagine what they're going through. >> three sons, ages 2 to 6, so young. still ahead this morning, there may be a rough wednesday for wall street. two major firms are laying off employees. what it could mean for you, for main street. >> we'll speak to a new york senator adding her voice to the chorus calling her george santos to resign. >> new york republicans called on george santos to resign. and santos responded saying he won't. but since it's santos that means he will, maybe.

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he's the antithesis of what every person behind me and next to me is. it's a great stain on the republican party of nassau county today that he worked with us. he does not represent our values, our commitment to be honest, hardworking government servants. >> it's the strongest condemnation from republicans so far of freshman congressman, george santos over his many lies to voters.

they're calling on him to resign days after being sworn into office. at the national level, kevin mccarthy is not pushing to get him out of congress and saying he's going to get a low tier committee assignment. joining us is the congresswoman you just heard from. good morning, senator thank you for joining us on this important issue. i wonder, do you believe that george santos has violated public trust? >> good morning, kaitlan, yes, i do. we put ourselves out there, we campaign on our background, our credentials, and why we believe that we would be an effective representative of a district. everything that george santos told us is false. his resume from the smallest things of whether or not he graduated college is completely false that we now know and that's what people looked at and used as determination of whether

or not to vote for him. so the most basic comments and things he made, even about being jewish, those formulated every voter's decision and yes, i believe he violated that trust by not giving us accurate information. >> looking at the resume obtained by "the new york times" and you're right, seems like almost every single thing on it is a lie, talked about working at goldman sachs he did not do that. and told people he played on a championship volley ball team at a school he did not go to. are you concerned there's more he lied about? >> i agree. that's not something that a voter would look at to determine whether or not to vote for him. so why did he feel the need to come up with those embellishments as he's called them, but they're outright lies. why did he feel the need to come up with a story about being jewish, about his ancestors

escaping the holocaust, those are extremely offensive and i think those have to be viewed very, very harshly. but there are so many things he didn't have to tell us, he made up lies with no bearing on his qualifications. and you have to wonder what else he's lying about. >> i wonder if republicans vetted him enough, do you feel you vetted him enough? does this change how the republican party in new york is going to look at candidates going forward? >> absolutely. the chairman from the nassau county republican club has taken responsibility for the fact that he should have vetted him differently. we received resumes for george santos in 2020 from the queen's county republican club. we took it as an endorsement from queens that they vetted him and believed he was qualified.

unfortunately we now know that he lied about even the most basic things. i know that my county and my chairman is going to change the process when they have new candidates to vet for these positions. we get a resume, interview them by a panel. i was vetted by, you know, interviewed by five, six people before i ever was a candidate for the nassau gop. and i know that we will have to change that procedure to make sure this never happens again, because this is certainly very troubling. >> do you want to see speaker kevin mccarthy back up your calls for george santos to resign? >> i do. i think that i think he has an obligation to make sure the 3rd congressional district is represented by an honest person and a person of his word. how will we ever trust anything that george santos says going forward based on what's gone on?

i think the congressional district deserves a better representative. >> one of the concerns that republicans on capitol hill that i've spoken to have, is that basically if they do say he should resign and he does resign there's going to be a special election and it's a swing district and they're worried democrats could pick up that seat, are there back up republican candidates that you have in mind that could run if george santos does resign? >> i don't think that that has been considered yet. the seat is not vacant. if it does come to fruition that he's -- the seat is vacant, then we'll look for qualified candidates. but as of right now, i know there's been some names thrown around but i don't believe that anybody is being considered seriously at this point because the seat has not been vacated yet. >> if someone does, we will look at their resume. new york state senator fitzpatrick, thank you for joining us this morning on these

important perspectives. >> thank you kaitlan. >> commend her for what she's doing. it would be great if kevin mccarthy had the backbone to do what he's doing. >> he said the voters elected him to serve. but they elected him based on a mountain of lies. >> we're looking at the resume going is anything accurate on the resume? is anything real? >> fair question. also this morning house republicans have proposed a bill that would abolish the irs after calling on the rescinding that funding that past last fall for thousands of new irs agents. what that would mean for taxpayers ahead. new this morning the nurses' strike in new york is over, what we're learning about the deal that's bringing them off the picket line and back to hospitals. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural.

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welcome back to "cnn this morning," everyone. coming up, wall street cutting thousands of jobs in the latest string of layoffs, what's behind the move. plus the suspect in the university of idaho killings set to appear in court today. what to expect. that's ahead. and experts are warning, tap water isn't safe to use with home medical devices. the dangers that lie ahead and how to stay safe. a brutal day for wall street, not the market itself but for the thousands of people actually working on the street. black rock and goldman sachs are the latest major companies to cut jobs. goldman is expected to layoff more than 3,000 employees this week we're told. more than a third of the layoffs are coming from trading and banking sectors. black rock, the world's largest asset manager is cutting some 500 jobs. the layoffs aren't likely to be the last as other firms are adjusting to the new economic really we're living in. everyone is bracing for 8:30

this morning as we get the new numbers and the jobless claims as well. >> this is interesting because house republicans have introduced a bill that would abolish the international revenue replacing with a sales tax and eliminate all personal and corporate income taxes the death tax and payroll tax. the bill is unlikely to pass but it comes two days after every republican in the new majority voted to pass another bill targeting irs funding. house republicans claim they're trying to stop the irs from snooping on hardworking americans. this is jake tapper with congressman mike johnson about that claim. >> the intent of hiring the new agents would have the effect of going after hardworking families and businesses. >> you said 87,000 irs agents that's not what it is. >> jake, that is what it is. that is the treasury's own

published report in 2021 as they said over a ten year period they wanted to add 86800 -- >> employees not agents, employees. >> do you know what those positions are going to be? >> you're saying every one of them is an irs agent? >> no. but a large percentage of those will be irs employees deemed as agents to do audits. >> christine romans is here. good morning to you. she's like sitting here going, oh, what, what? >> the first act of the new house republicans is to pass a bill based on a demon straable falsehood. there's no army of 87,000 irs agents coming after families and small businesses. it's crucial new funding to get the irs up to speed. there are 1.4 million backlog right now of last year's tax returns that still need to be done. if you tried to call the irs

last tax season you didn't get through. they hired 5,000 new customer service agents, they need to hire i.t. people, modernize the irs. there will be 52,000 employees retiring over the next five years, they need to replace those. some of this 87,000 will go to that. we're talking people who answer phones. it takes four to five years to train an irs agent to do high level tax rushes and so far the superrich are skating by. the irs can't audit all the super rich people under reporting their income to the tunes of hundreds of billions of dollars per year. in 2021, 10% of tax returns for people who make $10 billion or higher was audited now it's 1.3%. >> one of them was the former president himself who didn't get audited because the irs said they were under staffed.

the audit of trump's taxes was still not done. what you said is so important. it is 87 employees, not agents who are like an army. when you call the irs, they do not answer the phone. only 13% of 173 million calls got through to somebody. >> i needed to talk to the irs last year and it was maddening for me and people. and think of the changes of the laws in covid, tax changes, rebates, all these things that have to be addressed by the irs that is down dramatically from the peak of ten years ago. so you have fewer people. you have creaky infrastructure, you need i.t. upgrades and you have house republicans saying there's an army coming after business. no it's about the superrich and just getting the job done.

>> i'm staying away from you this morning. >> don's afraid of me. >> i like your passion. but we should tell people this is not going to go anywhere, it's not going to pass. >> no. >> it's not going to pass the house. >> what would they replace the tax code with? >> they want to talk about a consumption tax. it must poll well. hating on the irs must poll well. it's not good policy. you need the irs to get money so you can lower your budget deficit. >> thank you, christine. >> don is scared of you right now. new this morning, 7,000 nurses on strike in new york city are going to be back on the job because they have reached a tentative deal with two private hospitals, the strike was over staffing and pay, disruptive patient care the last three days. the new deals are a historic break through after demanding adequate staffing for decades.

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one of the deadliest disasters in the history of our state, that's what one california official is calling this series of storms lashing california for the last two weeks. here's what we know right now. at least 18 people so far have died, 4 million people are under flood watches as another atmospheric river is set to bring more rain. the sheriff's office in monterey county said the peninsula could become an island as the river rises. the mother of the missing 5-year-old kyle doehan is

speaking out after he was ripped from her arms during the floodwaters. >> i want kyle to be here. i wish kyle was the one that was rescued. >> authorities, including more than 100 national guard members are searching for him. fasters predict for more atmospheric rivers are set to hit california in the coming days. turning to idaho, where the suspect is to appear in court this morning. bryan kohberger is charged with four counts of first degree murder and has yet to enter a plea. at today's hearing, attorneys will discuss how to move forward. his attorney said his client should be presumed innocent until proven otherwise. joining us to talk about this, former fbi agent briannbrianna writing an op-ed titled was the

idaho suspect studying criminology to learn how to commit a crime. you say there are thousands of criminologists in the united states and i'm not aware of a single one who has ever been accused of committing a heinous crime like this. does that answer questions between the idaho suspect's alleged actions and his schooling? >> thank you for having me. i understand why people would jump to conclusions and assume the reason he was studying criminology was to somehow improve his ability to commit these crimes and to learn to become a better killer if that's what, in fact, he did. but i don't believe that's the case. that's not what we do, not what we train students to do. i think it's just a coincidence. >> i think this has to do with shows like csi that make people see this and go that's why he was studying that. you were talking about

crimi criminology leading to break throughs in crimes. but you can see why people draw those connections. what is the way you're bushing back on that saying that's not what the thinking should be here? >> exactly. people make those assumptions all the time when i tellcrimino. i try to address it saying criminology is why we have had these scientific break throughs to reduce crime. the goal is to prevent crime. we're not forensic scientists, profilers or studying serial killers like people assume. we study a lot of crimes that impact the most amount of americans around the world every day, cyber crime, fraud, things that we really try to make an impact on through research, evidence-based work and policies and prevention strategies. >> just one more because you mentioned the csi effect, i think that's important, our own

expert here, john miller talked about i think he was on day before yesterday and we talked about how long people thought it was taking to solve this case but there were things happening behind the scenes. people think it's going to be solved in an hour episode, like "law and order" it is not like that. do you think that's affecting -- seriously affecting the public's perception because they're like, what's going on? why hasn't this been solved? why isn't there a suspect in custody already? >> absolutely. this is something we hear from prosecutors, police, everybody in the criminal justice system reports this is something they face all the time. misperceptions about the way the criminal justice system works. how fast it's supposed to happen. and we see this bleeding over into criminology. where we are expected to be, you know, studying or training our students to operate a certain way. and it's just not true.

so i was writing this op-ed specifically to try to address those myths so people could learn more about our field and what we do. and whether or not there's any association with studying criminology and committing crimes, you know, there's one case out of thousands of criminologists seems like a tenuous association at best. >> really important distinction you drew there. thank you for shedding light on that. >> thanks. >> thank you for having me. there's a new studied from cdc this morning that says many people believe tap water can safely be used for medical devices but this is wrong and they say it's dangerous. we'll tell with you. a system failure at the faa causing more than 10,000 flight delays and over 1,300 cancellations. we now know what happened behind the scenes and we'll tell you. you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard r retirement tools and advice

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guilty. a humidifier you can't put tap water in that? >> i'm guilty of that as well, i feel terrible to my children because now i exposed them to something bad. we think about tap water as being safe. it is safe when it comes to drinking and cooking. it's treated for that purpose. but what happens is it's not treated to get rid of all the micro organisms it's not sterile. in the pipes and wells and plumbing systems can live micro organisms. if you use it in your eyes or inhale it through a humidifier or a c pap machine or vapor riser, it can potentially increase your risk for serious infections you may have heard of brain eating amoeba from people using nettipots.

as you mentioned in the survey they did of 1,000 people in 2021, about one third thought, incorrectly, that tap water did not contain living organisms and about 60% thought it was okay to use in a humidifier -- for nasal reasons, 50% for contact lenses and 40% for c pap machines. >> i have a thing on my sink that has filter. >> someone asked me that yesterday those are not meant to filter out parasites. there are filters you can buy that has holes smaller than one micron, and that would be helpful. >> i imagine this is here for a reason. >> yes. to give you what you can do -- you can go to the store and buy sterile water or distilled water. distilled water is the most pure. it has no inor organic or

organic minerals. you are getting rid of any organisms. you can also boil water for about a minute or a couple minutes and let it cool and that water would be steshrile to use. humidifiers, so many people use these, c pap machines, netty pots i've never used this but people do and swear by them. and contacts which all of us wear. you don't want to rinse your contacts with tap water so the solution you can buy or one of these other options that we mentioned. so food for thought this morning. >> so i went to the eye doctor and using -- we don't like to have red eyes on television so we use eye drops i was using them every day and that's bad. so i started rinsing my eyes under the tap. >> every morning? >> oh my gosh. this story is for you. >> this is worse now. >> don -- >> don, don't do that. >> this is good to know.

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