it's the top of hour on "cnn newsroom." first on cnn, another development in the growing discoveries involving classified documents. a lawyer for former vice president mike pence discovered about a dozen classified documents at pence's indiana home last week. several sources tell cnn that attorney turned over those classified records to the fbi. >> the fbi and the justice department's now national security division has launched an investigation. the discovery comes after the former vp -- into how classified

materials were found in the private homes of president biden and former president trump. cnn's evan perez joins us now. this is getting really, really messy, what more can you tell us about these documents now at the former vice president's home? >> reporter: this is very messy, especially for the vice president and everyone who's been handling these classified documents. the vice president's team was doing these searches out of an abundance of caution because of what they've seen develop the case of president biden and the documents that have been discovered not only at the penn biden center but also at his home. they uncovered about a dozen documents which they then immediately reached out to the national archives to alert. they found documents they thought might also be presidential records responsive

documents, so that's how this all got started. 9:30 p.m. last thursday is when the fbi came to the vice president -- the former vice president's home in carmel, indiana, took possession of these documents. that have classification markings. now, we don't know much about the doubts or what specifically they entail, the level of classification. but this is something that's now becoming a spiraling issue for the government, for justice department which is doing a review of this, to see what these are, who owns this information, which intelligence agency owns this information and to see if there's been any damage done to national security. this is the standard process when these documents are found in places they're not supposed to be. we know now in addition to these classified documents the vice president's team, the former

vice president's team has turned over four boxes of documents, they arrived here in washington just yesterday. handed over to the national arc archives. again, this is just early in the process, we don't know whether the fbi and the justice department will need to investigate further, whether there are any other places or any other documents that could be missing. >> evan, we're going to expand the conversation in a moment. but first the white house. we may hear from president biden on this news on this classified documents found at former vice president pence's home. he's meeting right now with democratic congressional leaders. let's bring in phil mattingly. the stories of mishandling doc documents. how has the white house reacted to this. >> making clear this is an ongoing matter.

privately, they are very cognizant over what's been happening over the last several hours. when you talk to people inside the white house they recognize there's a political element here in terms of having another example of the situation that really kind of consumed the presidency over the course of the last several weeks. one from a republican vice president in this case. that shows very clear parallels. two, a sense for the republicans attacking the president and his actions while he was vice president or in the wake of his presidency on capitol hill they have to look at one of their own doing the exact same thing. probably more broadly, white house officials again not weighing in publicly, but they recognize the political -- idea here when you compare two different vice presidents leaving, they had no knowledge that these classified documents were in their possession, the parallels is important to underscore the point that

president biden has been making over the past several weeks. for a white house that's been dealing with this in isolation for the most part trying to draw contrast between their predecessor former president donald trump this certainly is an example of how they have operated to this point. >> phil mattingly stays with us. meanwhile lawmakers on capitol hill are now reacting to the discovery of classified documents at mike pence's home. what's the reaction thus far? >> they're stunned. a loss of how this is continually happening. they want to get some information. questions directed to the director of national intelligence tomorrow when she appears behind closed doors with the senate intelligence committee. they've been asking for questions since donald trump had records at mar-a-lago.

they renewed their requests of the leaders. now they're renewing that request again in light of the aftermath of this with mike pence coming to light. there's also questions about what else congress can do and how these records appeared at joe biden's home even records for the time as a senator. questions about how that emerged. i had a chance to ask senate majority leader chuck schumer what congress should do about this in light of concerns that this keeps happening? is it not incumbent on the senate to investigate, have some sort of oversight to make sure the nation's secrets aren't being leaked out. >> i support the efforts. in the meantime on the specific

cases, the appropriate thing to do is to have special prosecutor and that's what's happening. >> reporter: schumer's referring to the effort happening in the homeland security to try, overhaul federal-recording laws. lawmakers really at the moment trying to figure out exactly what happened here. call for investigations on the gnat side. house republicans already invest gating what joe biden has done. we'll see how they'll press forward on the mike pence thing as well. we have phil and evan with us. let's add josh, a former fbi executive assistant director for intelligence. josh, to you, whatever system there is at the white house, at the vice president's residence, obviously is not working well. the former vice president and the president said they didn't know about these documents. their lawyers discovered them. handed them over.

trump is a different story. is there an easy fix so this doesn't continue to happen in. >> i don't think there's simple fix for this. what's going on across both administrations the policies and procedures in the white house aren't effective. it looks like most of this is happening during transition. i'd call on the director of national intelligence to do a review, to see what policies are in place, what else needs to be in place and really do a wholistic look to make sure this is not continuing to happen. >> so, evan, are we in a scenario where you have the bushes, clintons and cheneys now scrambling through their private homes to see if they inand verdict ently have classified documents. >> right, exactly. that's the big concern, you know

at this point, we know that this happens from time to time. people find documents sometimes someone passes away and a spouse is going through their belongings and comes across something that no one there was there. this happens from time to time. the discovery of these documents, rather the legal fight and the protracted litigation between donald trump and the national archives and the justice department has really kind of changed the way everyone approaches these things. and this is why vice president pence's team didn't really take any action after the trump situation, because they just thought that was a complete outlier. it's after this happened with joe biden, you know that they decided to do this search. it raise some important questions that you guys are right to get at and we don't really know until people, you know, do these searches to see whether there's anything

missing, i think it's going to be a work in progress >> phil, we've heard from former president trump on his social media about this mike pence discovery and of course we know the history between these two. up to and since january 6th and former president trump said mike pence is an innocent man. i wonder your thoughts on if these discoveries at pence's home and who pence is, and what the country knows about mike pence, shifts this conversation from a criminal exclusive to how do we fix the system and not just, you know, were these men trying to use these for some nefarious purposes? >> separate what the former president has done with these documents and his efforts to shield some of those documents and not give them back and the two vice presidents, the former

vice president and current president. separate the former president from this, parallels between the vice presidents, transitioning out, the reporting has been throughout the course of this day, with senate majority leader schumer, with the other lawmakers he sent into this operations it appears at this initial moment that that's the direction things are heading. there's still a special counsel investigation and still new discoveries of documents in the president's home a couple of days ago during a search by the fbi. a moment right now people are grasping at the fact that this is broader issue in washington. when it comes to this transition process and perhaps there needs to be legislative fixes and fixes from the intelligence community here, not necessarily

a central focus or an isolated focus on the investigation itself. >> in terms of any potential legislative fixes is congress in a position right now given all the bickering we're seeing transpire over a myriad of issues to come together at least on this one, it appears on both of their houses? >> hard to see any sort of legislative situation coming to light. things will deinvolve into partisan food fighting. chuck schumer said he would get behind this after i pressed him. i asked mitch mcconnell, too, the republican leader, about what congress should do, he didn't say anything about legislation. he didn't off any sort of legislative solution. we haven't heard from kevin

mccarthy about that as well. they want to investigate what joe biden has done. biden in particular, how a document that apparently was from his time in senate appeared in his home in wilmington, they review these documents in closed, very secure settings in the capitol. you can't walk out with a document. so, how did it get there? was a staff member involved? all questions they want answers to. they don't have them yet. >> all right, manu, phil, josh, thank you. the deputy whip for the progressive caucus. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. i'm assuming you heard the conversation leading up to this, your response to news that there were classified materials found at the former vice president and in addition to that, what should be done to rectify what's clearly a broken system at this

point. >> well, i think that's exactly right. we need to stop the partisan attacks on the president or vice president pence, if there's a system that's broken, then we need the figure out how do we fix it. how do we make sure that classified documents in the executive branch are viewed only in a certain location. they're not comingled with other documents and they're not removed from the premises. much more constructive than for the republicans to score political points. >> what purview does that fall under? >> all three of them. the department of justice and dni can make recommendations to congress and then congress can pass a bill to make sure that this doesn't happen in the future. >> you called for a bipartisan look into how president biden ended up with classified documents at his home saying earlier this week no one can defend this. as you heard from manu, this

republican-led congress is already starting two investigations at least into how president biden handled classified documents, do you trust your fellow congressmen to open an equally fair investigation into how this happened with both republicans and democrats. >> i think that should be the inquiry and i hope that's what they'll do. in full context of president biden, president biden has shown extraordinary character by cooperating right away, being fully forthcoming, opening his home to a search and i think he's handled it as well as he can and it looks like vice president pence, from appearances, as soon as he found these documents is cooperating. that i think is what people need to realize in stark contrast to what president trump did. >> a year and a half now hearing

the significance of these classified documents, the potential of harm to national security, as we just heard from manu, when he spoke to both republicans and democrats this is not a high priority legislatively at least for your colleagues, why not? because americans have been told this should be. >> well, americans are concerned, with due respect while this topic 24/7 on cable news, you know what i hear about the price of eggs, the layoffs with tech companies, the cost of going to college, the cost of medal debt, this president and our congress is trying to focus on helping ordinary americans and improve their lives. does that mean classified documents should be kept safe? okay. it should be a legislative priority. >> let's talk about some of the

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come back with document and evidence. he never returned. as you said he killed himself in his van before authorities could speak to him. guys. >> 11 victims gone. 11 families and friends of the victims just gutted by this yet another shooting. nick watt, thank you. the mass shooting that happened yesterday in half moon bay. joining us now the is california assemblyman mark berman. thank you for joining us. i wish it was under better circumstances, how is the community holding up right now? >> you know, it's incredibly difficult for the community. there's lot of shock and confusion as to how something like this could happen in half moon bay which is very tight-knit community. but it's a remarkable community as well. it will get through this. >> remarkably raw and divot and considering that the flooding that we saw just a couple of

weeks ago really hit hard the san mateo coastal area and this community, anyone would understand that people there just exhausted. >> you couldn't be more correct. i just came into town and driving on highway 92 which is the main road into town there was a huge sinkhole and created a massive disruption for people to get in and out of half moon bay the past couple of weeks. half moon bay residents are tough and they'll persevere. >> what else are you learn about a possible motive? evidence is pointing to this being an incident of workplace violence? >> i haven't gotten more details yet. hopefully those details will come out soon. it's important to note, all across the world we have examples and instances of employee mad at employer, only

in united states where those disagreements lead to mass shootings. >> you tweeted out that you had just wrapped up a moment of silence at the capitol for the victims of the monterey park shooting, and then realized -- learned there was a shooting in your own community and you said we must do more to address the epidemic of gun violence, california has so much the strictest gun laws if the country, is it a legislative fix you prescribe or something else in. >> i think there's more that the legislation lay or the can do. i want to note that california's strong and smart gun laws are saving lives. i don't mean a couple of lives, i don't mean a few hundred lives, but on average we have 2,000 few irgun deaths in california than the average state in america on a per capita

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>> u.s. officials have communicated to the ukrainian officials cut their losses in the city of bakhmut and prepare for a new offensive in the southern part of ukraine, this fight in bakhmut grinding over for six months now is not sustainable according to the u.s. for ukraine. just given the sheer amount of troops and ammunition that they're expanding there. the advice that the u.s. has given shift your tactics here. focus less on that grinding war of attrition that we're seeing play out in kind of a world war ii situation in bakhmut and focus on a potential counteroffensive in the south in the south. >> natasha, thank you so much. just in, tornado emergency has been declared for the suburbs near houston. >> what more are we learning about this line of storms, jennifer in. >> guys, a very dangerous line

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toward the east. again, a very dangerous situation especially on the outside of houston. >> they need to heed to warnings from local officials. jennifer, thank you. this year's oscar nominations are out. we'll take a look at the contenders and we'll talk about who got snubbed, next.

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oscar nods. >> i'm here because we need your help. >> the sci-fi adventure is up for the night's biggest prize and will compete with top gun maverick and avatar the way of water among others. let's bring in senior editor at variety. mark, what stands out to you about these nominations today? >> what stands out is there, you know, diversity from small films to large films. "top gun" sequel that was 30 years in the making is up there for, you know, best picture. that's pretty incredible. then you have lady gaga and rihanna up for best song for "top gun" and "wakanda forever." >> some star power certainly with those two songs. i love both songs.

let's talk about -- i think it's a surprise -- "everything everywhere all at once" with 11 nomi nominations. it's certainly getting some critical acclaim. >> it is a crazy movie, hard to keep up with, but visually the acting is incredible. michelle yeoh, i have spoken to her many times during this awards season, she's getting the recognition. she's finally being seen after 40 years. stephanie getting an oscar nomination from the movie. and jamie lee curtis also getting an oscar nomination. this is a movie that's not for ever. it's crazy. trying to explain it in 15 seconds or less i'm not sure i could. >> all you can say now is oscar

nominated and perhaps oscar winning. . any snubs in your view here, mark in. >> listen i don't like the word snub. viola davis didn't get a nomination. no women directors got nominations and no black actors in the lead acting categories were nominated. so, you know, listen, the oscars are never going to get it 100% right. another movie "rrr" from india, it did get a best song nomination. i can't wait for naatu naatu to be performed. >> last thing, for these movies that a lot of people haven't seen, maybe smaller budgets, does the nominations still equate to bigger box office over the next couple of months?

>> listen, it's a little difficult to tell because of the box office is just so weird right now, post-pandemic. you have a little movie like two leslie, best actress nomination this morning, no one heard about until a few weeks ago when all this celebrity support came around and said you need to recognize andrea. chances are googling it and be streaming it, whether they can go to movie theater to see it or not is another question. marketer or a publicity person in movies they say these nominations equal whether it's box office ticket or stream or some recognition and some more visibility. it definitely helps. >> we have noted over the past few years the viewership of the oscars has gone down. we'll see what happens this year. marc, thank you. attorney general merrick garland is going after google. accusing the search engine of

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