>> news updates are always on kpix.com. . tonight, new documents disclosure. even more classified records found at president biden's delaware home, the latest on the political fallout and mounting republican criticism. also tonight, russian attacks hit cities and civilians across ukraine, britain sends tanks to help them fight back. plus, a new wave of storms washes over california after a week of devastating and deadly weather. inflation is easing, so why are egg prices soaring? >> i'm michael george with the reason why and when consumers may get some relief. a mega jackpot winner in

maine, one ticket sold here claims it all. explaining the unexplained, a new pentagon report shows hundreds more ufo sightings. and later, we settle up to explore the yellowstone effect, tv cowboys inspiring real life cutters, a sport from the wild west. >> there you go. this is the "cbs weekend n news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> good evening, we begin tonight with the growing political firestorm over president joe biden's handling of classified information, and today a new disclosure. more classified papers were discovered at mr. biden's delaware home from his time as vice president. so far we know of roughly 20 classified records that have been uncovered in two locations. this week's revelations first reported by cbs news come as the president approaches a difficult

re-election bid and as the white house struggles to contain the damage. cbs's christina ruffini tonight at the white house has the latest. christina. >> reporter: good evening, adriana, you broke the story earlier this week, and today a top white house lawyer says that they found more documents with classified markings at president biden's home. those documents are now in the hands of the department of justice. departing for his delaware home friday, the president ignored reporters' questions about the doj inquiry into his handling or possible mishandling of classified material. it's the same wilmington residence white house attorney richard sauber says he visited thursday to supervise the handover of one document found in a room adjacent to the garage. while there are five additional pages with classified markings were discovered for a total of six pages. doj officials on site immediately took possession of the documents according to his statement. >> the extraordinary circumstances here require the appointment of a special counsel

for this matter. >> reporter: this week attorney general merrick garland announced the appointment of special counsel robert hur to head the investigation. >> what i can tell you is that we were not given a heads-up. >> reporter: something the white house says it was not informed about in advance. >> that is something that we learned like many of you watching the news. >> reporter: the first documents were discovered in november, but the white house did not go public about the issue until monday, the same day cbs news broke the story, frustrating fellow democrats. >> we've got to review how departing presidents and vice presidents are going about organizing the archiving of their documents, both classified sk and unclassified. >> reporter: house republicans expressing outrage this week announced their own investigation. >> my sense is there will probably be more. they're just not being very forthcoming in this. >> what's been the range of reaction from both sads of the aisle? >> reporter: adriana republicans

are using this opportunity to call president biden a hypocrite after his criticism of former president trump. and democrats while they've been quick to point out the differences between the two cases including the number of documents, about 300 were seized or recovered from mar l-a-lago d the fact that president biden is cooperating with the archives and the department of justice, privately some west wing staffers ask democratic officials have expressed frustration at the way the white house has slow rolled this information. one telling ed o'keefe they're trying to put lipstick on pigs. they've got about 50 pigs and one tube of lipstick. >> christina ruffini with that new reporting inside the white house, thank you. russia inflicted deadly new attacks on ukraine as britain became the first western country to offer ukraine battle tanks it has long been seeking. cbs's debora patta is in kyiv tonight with more. >> reporter: this is what a weekend sounds like in ukraine, wo rounds of russian mi

hardest hit residential apartment block in dnipro, two children among the dead. this woman lost her son in the strike. i curse you with my mother's tears she sobbed. one of the bloodiest battles of this conflict, the fight to capture soledar, a trench war fought in subzero temperatures. russia has claimed victory, ukraine disputes this, saying it is still holding out on a ferocious onslaught. they will never break us cries this wounded ukrainian soldier. a victory here would give vladimir putin a desperately needed win after failing to take a single town since july. instrumental in this push, russian oligarch who wants his troops to get all the credit. he released this footage

claiming he was in soledar today handing out medals to his men. they captured it in two weeks, he boasted. they're probably the most experienced army in the world. the truth is, these men are convicts, recruited from prisons around russia and pardoned under dubious circumstances in exchange for fighting on the front line raising fears that arming hardened criminals will lead to an even greater number of battlefield atrocities. and news tonight, adriana, that could not come soon enough for ukraine, the uk has become the first nato country to pledge tanks here, a move already criticized by russia. >> debora patta in kyiv, thank you. today iran announced that it executed a former deputy defense minister, an action the u.s. called appalling and sickening. alireza akbari who held dual british and iranian citizenship was convicted of spying for

britain. he reportedly confessed after extensive torture. akbari who was 61 was ng oiforni now w there is no end in saight to th waves of powerful storms hitting the golden state. . dan ya backes with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening adriana, a state of emergency in los angeles and the rest of the state as this new storm moves in. 26 million or two-thirds of california residents are under a flood watch. heavy rain slams into sacramento airport, a roadway collapses near the northern california coast, and there's flooding throughout the state. this warning from governor gavin newsom. >> this is just the eighth of what we anticipate will be nine atmospheric rivers. we're not done. >> it does seem to be coming up quick guys. >> reporter: emergency evacuations issued again for parts of central california as rivers, including the san

lorenzo, keep rising. >> you guys are going to flood again. let's face reality hear. >> reporter: in salinas, fears the rivers there could reach its banks and flood the country's salad bowl where 70% of lettuce is grown. the april harvest is in jeopardy, another threat a flooded highway that could isolate the monterey peninsula. >> it's concerning, people are being flooded, roads are being inundated. >> reporter: statewide many roads are washed out. hillsides have given way, and asphalt has collapsed creating growing sinkholes like this one that began monday in los angeles. in the sierra nevada a warning to holiday travelers to stay off the roads due to dangerous snow. for storm weary californians, it's an anxious wait and see. >> just hoping for not too much property damage. >> reporter: today's storm is so powerful crews had to call off the search for the 5-year-old boy who was swept away monday by raging flood waters. it's just not safe.

adriana. >> thinking of his family, danya, thank you. for more on the storm threat, let's bring in meteorologist molly macellum from our partners at the weather channel. good evening. >> reporter: another wet weekend on the west coast with another push of pacific moisture moving in. this is up and down the california coast, not only for tonight but also tomorrow as we're watching another push of moisture move in. and that goes from northern california all the way down to san diego. this extends into the upcoming week. how much rain are we talking about? 1 to 2 inches of rain may not seem like a lot but on top of everything we have seen already this is going to cause more problems. there are some spots that have picked up more rain in the first 14 days of january than all of last year. not to mention the snow. of course ski resorts popular for the holiday weekend, traveling to and from will be very difficult. and looking ahead to next weekend, a much drier pattern takes over. that's great news. >> thank you. there is some relief for americans whose budgets have been pummelled by soaring costs.

inflation is slowing down to an annual rate of 6.5%, driven largely by a steep drop in gas prices. but some supermarket staples are not cheaper by the dozens. cbs's michael george has the details. >> reporter: what was once a cheap breakfast staple in almost every kitchen has somehow become a luxury item. >> it's like $8 a dozen for a ju jumbo egg, which is ridiculous. >> reporter: even as inflation is cooling, the cost of eggs keeps rising. last january the average price for a dozen eggs was understood $2. by december it had more than doubled to over $4. even dprogrocery stores are fee the pinch. >> we're actually losing money on every dozen eggs we sell right now. if we go higher, we price ourselves out of the competition completely. >> reporter: the main reason for the skyrocketing price is the deadliest outbreak of avian flu in u.s. history.

tens of millions of birds have died or been slaughtered. egg industry research scientist says high demand around the holidays also raised prices. >> what needs to happen to get egg prices back to what they were? >> what needs to happen is to recover from the avian flu and to prevent new cases. >> reporter: experts say it could take a few months for new chickens to be raised to replace those lost. even bakeries are struggling to find enough eggs. >> we don't drop an egg because that's a lot of cost. every egg counts. >> reporter: and it's not just eggs. meat, poultry, and fish prices rose 4.5% in a year due to inflation and higher production costs. and butter is costing americans about 31% more. michael george, cbs news, new york. a mega winner in maine, one winning ticket for the $1.3 billion jackpot was purchased at this gas station in the town of lebanon. 44 miles south of portland. no word yet on the winner. and what was once

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actors who are also adversaries? >> reporter: these green triangles cited by navy ships off the coast of california in 2019 turned out to be drones. they appeared at the same time chinese merchant vessels were in the area. there's no proof the drones came from those ships, but one u.s. official said china is highly suspect. in all these sightings now, we've got 510 has any physical evidence such as debris been recovered? >> the debris that has been recovered has not raised any notable alarms, and that's as much as i'll say. >> reporter: in other words no alien spacecraft, but there are still ufos that maneuver in ways that baffle america's best fighter pilots, and the man who was once their commander in chief. >> we can't explain how they moved their trajectory. you know, i think that we're -- people still take seriously

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russia's space agency says it will launch an urgent mission next month. the soyuz capsule docked at the international space station is leaking cool ant, so the three crew members including the american need a new ride back to earth. cbs's mark strassmann has the story. >> when the russian soyuz launched last september it ferlied a three-man crew to the international space station for a six-month stay, but in december while docked to the station, their ride home suddenly sprung a leak. >> russian flight controllers and the flight controllers here at mission control in houston have been noticing a stream of particles coming out of the soyuz ms22 vehicle. >> reporter: investigators believe a micro meteoroid a tiny space rock flying 15,000 miles an hour struck a coolant line.

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>> "yellowstone" has exposed a whole new groupf peoe tog.whatse >> the phone ringing about where can i get lessons and i want to ride a cutting horse. the increase has been phenomenal. >> reporter: and that set the cutting world on fire. >> we call it the "yellowstone" effect but the last year and a half, two years the prices have dramatically increased. >> reporter: jeremy is a wheeler dealer in the sport. >> so this is third edge. he is the current ncha open horse of the year. >> reporter: he owns this texas breeding facility as well as an auction company selling the world's top mares and stallions. >> welcome to my playground. this is dylan. >> excellent. >> now you're ready to go. >> reporter: lindy burch says anyone can learn. >> just like me, back up straight, and then you're going to turn him right over his hocks. very good, there you go. >> reporter: competitors have two and a half minutes. the rider is in charge while

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now at 6:00, it took a while for them to wake up, but the niners are moving in on the playoffs. we will show you how the red and gold beat the seahawks for the third time this season. plus from the road to the rivers, the storms are taking a toll. a look at the damage across the bay area. if you have been outside at all the last two hours it has been kind of exciting. some impressive lightning. we will track that line of heavy downpours and lightning through this evening and show you why monday morning is the next first alert, coming up. i'm john ramos in west oakland where the effort to bring some mental health healing to the neighborhood has found a new home. we'll have that story coming up. live from the cbs studios

in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. the 49ers are moving onto the divisional round of the playoffs. our charlie walter watched it all unfold. the games seemed a lot closer than that final score in that first half. >> reporter: the 49ers just took control of the game with a couple of momentum swinging plays but seattle did lead the game by a point at laugh time. there was some name biting going on at levi stadium. pete carroll loved what he saw from the seahawks in half number one. he came out of the tunnel fired up. third quarter, now, seattle driving, geno smith sacked by charles. ball! recovered by nick bosa. it is niners football. brock purdy, the 49ers offense takes advantage. purdy avoids pressure. oh, a young houdini. gets it to elijah mitchell for a seven yard touchdown to make