it's tuesday, august 30th. the department of justice stay recovered some potential attorney-client information in their mar-a-lago search. s a thes the legal back and forh escalates each day new information that ukraine may be launching a new counter offensive in an attempt to turn the tide brazen thieves are speeding up to would-be victims on motor bikes. the snatch and grabs that police are working to end

jobs once thought to be gone from the u.s. forever are returning as motheramerican wors are hired once again the revealing scdiscoveries that low water levels are revealing. >> the secret service official who was the subject of an explosive january 6 testimony is leaving his post tony ornato led former president trump's protective detail and also served as a white house political advisor, now announcing he is retiring after 25 years of service to work in the private sector former white house aide cassidy hutchinson testify thad ornato described former president trump lunging at his driver on january 6, insisting he be taken to the capitol where the riot was unfolding. hutchinson's account has been disputed by some people familiar with the matter. in a statement to nbc news,

ornato said he'd been planning his retirement for more than a year the justice department says it's done with the initial review of all the documents seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago home, potentially undercutting mr. trump's effort at getting a special master to independently sift through the files joining us from d.c. with more on this is brie jackson, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, p phillip. they discovered some documents that may fall under the attorney-client privilege and have set them aside. they say they have found 184 unique documents marked classified what the doj has said is that they've already conduct there had own review and found a

limited set of what could be attorney-client privileged information. now a judge will hear arguments on thursday over whether to appoint a special master the doj is expected to file a more detailed response to trump's request by the end of the week averill haines is looking into whether u.s. security has been compromised. and with the midterms 70 days away, president biden is gearing up to fight, quote, for the soul of the nation. phillip, back to you >> brie jackson live from d.c. thank you. developing this morning. inspectors with the international atomic energy agency have arrived in ukraine these pictures have been posted to social media. the facility and surrounding

ar areas were shelled, raising fier fief fears of a nuclear disaster. >> reporter: rafael grossi tweeted out that they are on their way. the day has come, saying they were going to protect the safety and security of ukraine and europe's biggest nuclear facility he's leading the team, frances last night they tweeted out pictures of them kind of parckin up gear. the mission will include assessing physical damage to the plant, determining how well safety provisions are reacting it was suggested that it might be the most dangerous, most

high-stakes mission the iaea has ever undertaken. on the russian side, dmitry peskov says they support this mission. he reity rerated the oppositiono a demilitarized zone around plant. they will enter from the ukraine side and i want to bring you up to date we watching very closely today, a ukrainian counter offensive in kherson. just west of where zaporizhzhia is russia took it over at the beginning of the war, and now according to president zelenskyy the ukrainian military is launching a fierce counter offensive, warning any russian troops to get out now while they can. >> thank you, molly. let's turn to violence on the streets of new york. a string of shocking crimes

co caught on camera >> reporter: new york city police are searching for a group of men they say are responsible for a series of brazen daylight robberies on mopeds over the weekend. separate incidents in different parts of the city using electric scooters to quickly approach victim, strike and speed away. on friday, the first attack caught on security camera released by police a 64-year-old man doesn't notice two men approaching from behind. one man getting off, allegedly gra grabs a $12,000 rolex on the man's wrist and pushes him to the ground the man suffer add feed a few ss but refused medical attention. then on friday, a nearly identical crime. two young women walking near the famous guggenheim museum on the upper east side attacked by two men on a scooter first the man appears to swipe

for the woman's necklace and she falls to the ground. the victim's friend drags her away, allowing the woman to get in a few well-placed kix the would-be thieves rolled out without takes anything mayor eric adams addressed the vehicles used in crimes. >> motorcycles, atvs creating havoc in our city. we saw how they use in criminal behavior we're zeroed in on those types of vehicles. our holistic approach yes, it was successful is successful i the rules that are on the books to stop these vehicles from hurting people >> reporter: law enforcement expert, manny gomez says such crimes are difficult to prevent and hard to punish >> they trace back that motor

vehicle back to the perpetrator. they identify him or them. they arrest them, and they're out the next day >> reporter: it all comes as major crime in new york city has risen significantly since last year ro robbery, assault and car theft seeing major increase. only murder has fallen since this date in 2021. now to severe flooding that has led to a drinking water crisis in mississippi's capital. the city's largest water treatment plant which already has ha has problems is failing. a boil water advisory has been in effect since late july. but now the city is warning the city can't produce enough water to fight fire or meet other needs. over 600,000 power outages are reported after strong winds hammered the midwest

it has been linked to two deaths, cincluding a 14-year-ol michigan girl struck by power lines. >> hi michelle, good morning >> we're looking at another stormy day we're looking at the potential for more flash flooding. we're going to see heavy downpours. where you seat bre the brighter colors especially in central and southern texas the cold front is moving through, really warm and humid air. that's going to spark the chance for storms from the northeast into the southern plains, texas, new mexico, you could see flash flooding heavy rain along the gulf coast states and tomorrow we're going to see storms erupting once again with the daytime heating into the south. so we're looking at heavy rain

in portions of the northeast, also portions of the gulf states into portion of texas, again where you see the darker colors. we do have a flood threat through portionins of n 70s ands all right, yet another dangerous heat wave in the west. we'll talk about that coming up. >> talk to you soon, michelle, thanks all iceeyes were on what wa expected to be serena williams' final open tournament. former president bill clinton and lindsey vonn in attendance

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>> right >> reporter: 25 million people drench from this vast reservoir, but it has fall ben by 150 feeti the last several year. at the moment, turbines inside the hoover dam are only spinning at 30% capacity. if the water level drops much lower they'll be spinning in open air >> reporter: other parts of the lake we always thought would be under water are emerging once upon a time, divers would dive down to this. now i'm standing about 150 feet above the lake boats as old as the hoover dam are now in the sun and bodies are even found. >> it's even murder victims. there could be dozens, even a hundred more to be found >> i think giving closure to families who've lost loved ones on the lake and solving old mob murders, these are impafkts climate change i never thought

i'd see. the one degree increase immedmeans the atmosphere gets thirstier. the atmosphere is sucking it drive. >> reporter: jenner and his wife used to take tourists diving, but now they've taken new work, reloca relocating the marina as the water falls. we've moved thousands, thousands of feet e. >> reporter: lake mead will keep revealing more and more. jake ward, nbc news, lake mead, nevada >> a fascinating story seeing things like that all around world sunken ships, ancient buddhist temples revealing themselves >> such a shame that we're headed that way. >> thanks for waking up with us on "early today. >> coming up on "today", another

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that should not happen. that is a terrible mistake. >> right now at 4:30, a deadly mixup at a senior home on the peninsula. the mistake that took a resident's life and put two others in the hospital. frightened parents demanding answers after a 13-year-old is shot at an east bay school. the action school leaders are taking today. plus, struggling to make it in the bay, the impact the high cost of living is having on teachers in one south bay school district and the plea from school leaders for parents to step in and help out. this is "today in the bay," streaming live