connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's wednesday, january 11th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." >> i turned over the boxes. they've turned over the boxes to the archives, and we're cooperating fully. >> breaking his silence. president biden responds for the first time after documents, some marked highly classified, were found in his former office. bracing for more storms. the torrential rain is not over yet in california as the death toll increases following days of flooding, power outages, and landslides. no grand prize winner. the mega millions jackpot grows once again. the whopping amount set for friday the 13th.

good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for the first time, president biden is talking publicly about the documents, some marked highly classified, that were found at a washington, d.c., office he used after he was vice president. mr. biden says he was surprised when told that materials from when he served as vp were found by his attorneys in november. cbs news was the first to report that roughly ten documents with classified markings were discovered before the midterm elections. the justice department has launched a review, and house republicans say that they will also investigate. jarred hill has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning. so newly empowered house republicans say not only do they want to know what kind of information was in these documents in biden's private office, but also why this wasn't made public before the 2022 midterms. before wrapping up his trip to mexico, president biden gave his first response to news that classified documents were found in his former d.c. think tank's office.

he confirmed his personal lawyers found the documents and praised them for swiftly handing the papers over to the national archives. >> they did what they should have done. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there were any government records that were taken there to that office. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the discovery happened on november 2nd, and that the archives also informed the department of justice which directed one of its attorneys to retrieve the materials. president biden says he doesn't know what was in the documents. >> we're cooperating fully, cooperating fully with the review in which i hope will be finished soon. >> reporter: the republican-led house oversight committee announced it's launching a probe of its own and asked the white house for all documents and a list of whoever had access to the office. >> our goal is to put a spotlight on things that aren't right. >> the president is handling it the way he should. >> reporter: this inquiry has drawn comparison into the handling of president trump's handling of classified documents.

agents seized more than 300 from his home at mar-a-lago last year after he resisted multiple requests to turn them over. >> there ought to be equal treatment under the law. >> reporter: a source familiar with the biden review told cbs news that justice department officials are exploring whether there are additional classified documents in other locations. now republicans have also asked the director of national intelligence for a damage assessment. anne-marie, they want to see if any national security secrets might have been exposed when those documents were in that office. >> jarred hill in new york. thank you very much. so the seemingly endless succession of powerful coastal storms continues to hit california. six atmospheric rivers have pummelled the state. forecasters say at least two more are on the way. northern california will see heavy rain again today on top of already saturated ground. that could lead to more catastrophic flooding. this is what it looked like in southern california yesterday.

in the los angeles neighborhood of studio city, streets were left flooded and covered in thick mud. at least 17 people have died in the storms. at one point yesterday, almost 200,000 homes and businesses in the state were without power. dina demetrius has more. >> reporter: parts of california are submerged after another day of dangerous weather. >> because of the prior storm, the ground was much more saturated which led to a lot more flooding and a lot more rescues. >> reporter: this time lapse shows storm after storm battering the west coast over the past four days. they are part of a so-called atmospheric river that is bringing heavy rain, flooding, and landslides like this one in fresno. >> it happened so fast -- >> reporter: april hughes' home was damaged after water, dirt, and mud inundated this cul-de-sac in santa barbara county. >> it was a shocker, unbelievable seeing the water come in. and then it just gushing. just like a river. >> reporter: in los angeles, a sinkhole 15-feet deep swallowed

up two cars. a mother and daughter had to be rescued by firefighters. while the deluge of water is wreaking havoc, it's also filling california's barren reservoirs. however, most of the water is lost in runoff into the ocean. >> the challenge is getting the water from outfalls like this one or rivers and into the groundwater. we don't quite have the infrastructure for that. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom toured the damage in santa cruz counties. >> the dries are getting a lot drier the last three years, and the wets are getting a lot wetter. this weather whiplash is that new reality. >> reporter: storms are expected to keep hitting california for another week. dina demetrius, cbs news, los angeles. breaking overnight, there was a knife attack at a busy train station in paris. police say a man attacked six people. one of those stabbed is said to have major injuries. the suspect was shot several times by police and taken to a hospital with serious injuries.

"reuters" reports that a police source said that the officer who shot the attacker was off duty at the time. there is no word on a motive. spring semester classes begin today at the university of idaho, almost two months after four students were found stabbed to death in an off-campus house. students at moscow, idaho, campus have the option of taking classes remotely. school officials say that they're taking additional steps to make sure students feel safe including counseling and private security. authorities say there will be a slight decrease in police patrols. >> this has shown that moscow is not immune to violence like this. but you know, it's still a safe community. >> the suspect, 28-year-old bryan kohberger, remains in custody. he was extradited from pennsylvania last week to face first-degree murder charges. and the most senior catholic cleric to be convicted of child sex abuse has died.

church officials say australian cardinal george pell died yesterday of heart complications after undergoing hip surgery at a rome hospital. he was in rome to attend last week's funeral of pope emeritus benedict. pell spent more than a year in solitary confinement before his convictions were overturned in 2020. cardinal pell was 81 years old. and turning now to the war in ukraine. about 100 ukrainian troops will come to the u.s. to train on the patriot missile defense system. the pentagon says that they will begin training as early as next week at fort sill in oklahoma. last month the biden administration agreed to provide a patriot battery to ukraine to defend against russian missile attacks. >> in terms of what that training will look like, it will consist of training in the classrooms, it will consist of training on the patriot systems, and then of course in a simulation lab, as well, before they actually deploy the capability. >> the pentagon says it takes

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>> reporter: it was a remarkable night for first-time nominees -- >> i'm in this room full of my heroes. >> reporter: and hollywood veterans. >> i don't work out, you know what i mean? i can't hold it that long. >> reporter: as the golden globes made a comeback. >> it's very gratifying to have this moment. >> reporter: angela bassett took home for best supporting actress for "black panther: wakanda forever," the first marvel star to earn a major award. >> we were surrounded by the light and spirit of chadwick boseman. the actors from "everything everywhere all at once" also won big. >> 40 years, not letting go of this. >> reporter: both ryan murphy and eddie murphy earned top honors with the comedian drawing the biggest laughs. >> keep will smith's wife's name -- mouth! >> reporter: cate blanchett was an award winner as was evan peters for his portrayal of jeffrey dahmer. >> it was a difficult one to make. a difficult one to watch. >> reporter: "banshees of

inisherin" won for best motion picture, comedy, or musical, while steven spielberg's "the fabelmans" took home best motion picture drama. >> i'm here because i'm black. >> reporter: the show hosted by comedian jerrod carmichael also featured a special appearance from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. dina demetrius, cbs news, los angeles. still to come, "titanic" is sailing back to theaters. the oscar-winning movie is marking an anniversary with a special re-master. ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪ ♪ acoustic soul music throughout ♪

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on wall street ended on a positive note with all three major indices in the green. the dow gained 186. nasdaq rose 106, and the s&p 500 also up by 27. federal regulators, meantime, are considering banning gas stoves because of potential health risks. new research now links the use of those stoves with childhood asthma and respiratory issues in adults. in an interview with bloomberg, a u.s. consumer product safety commissioner called gas stoves a hidden hazard, adding the agency now plans to take action. elon musk has set a guinness world record for losing the most amount of money ever. "forbes" claims the tesla and twitter ceo lost roughly $182 billion since november, 2021, though other sources suggest it could actually be closer to $200 billion. "forbes" says tesla's poor stock

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american skier mikaela shiffrin will have to wait a little bit longer for the chance at breaking the record for most wins on the women's world cup circuit. she tied lindsey vonn's 82 wins on sunday and was going for number 83 yesterday, but it wasn't meant to be. shiffrin, who was not feeling well, came in second place. her next chance to win is later on this month. and the lineup for coachella was announced, bad bunny, blackpink, and frank ocean will headline the festival in april. the first time the two-weekend event will feature all nonwhite performers at the top of the bill. girl group blackpink is the first -- rather the first kpop band to headline the event which started back in 1999. so coming up on "cbs mornings," in the series "never too late," tony dokoupil takes lessons from a professional choreographer to learn how to dance and then, of course, shows off his moves. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." "

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on kpix 5 news, you're waking up to the first alert weather day. we have one that coming up in the full forcast. as we brace for more storms, the number of lives lost across the state has climbed. we check in with eight officials on how they plan to help the storm better communities. a video shows a man spraying a homeless woman, going viral. we hear from the art gallery owner holding the hose. as we look at the roadways, we have lick services once again. i will have a complete look at the roadways, and travel times in just a bit. we begin with breaking news. we go to sfo. we have a computer outage that has positive flights across the country. the agency says they're working to restore the system. joslyn moran is live at sfo. what can you tell us about the flights they are? are we seeing a lot of cancellations? >> reporr: