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bob costa, anthony salvanto, thanks so much. we'll be right back.ce and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine where fears are growing over a potential nuclear disaster at zaporizhzhia, the largest nuclear power plant in europe. cbs news foreign correspondent debora patta has the latest. >> reporter: there are fresh warnings of the risk of radioactive leaks at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. ukraine and russia have traded accusations of renewed shelling there this weekend, and on thursday the plant was down to a precarious last resort when it was disconnected from the grid due to fire damage. for more than 24 hours, the pla plant was operating on backup diesel generators. >> frankly that is one step before a catastrophe. >> reporter: he explained a

document that says i hereby declassify this information. >> with important reporting and context, bob costamike morell, thanks very much. >>> our new cbs battleground tracker finds republicans are still leading the race for control of the u.s. house of representatives. but democrats are gaining momentum. in july, our estimate was that republicans stood to win 230 seats. 12 more than the 218 needed for a majority. today republicans would stand to win 226 seats, still a majority, but a slimmer one, after democrats narrowed the gap last month. we turn to cbs news elections and surveys director anthony salvanto. anthony, good morning. so this is not a prediction, it's an estimate. but it appears that the prospects republicans once thought of, of a big red wave election appear to have dimmed, is that true? >> yeah, there are some break waters in here to continue your metaphor against that wave. we learn when we talk to people across all the districts, because remember, this is a contest for 435 seats, is that they are abortion. it is a little bit of improvement in the economy in prospects, so a

farmer bob costas, cucumber crops and tracy are being affected by saltwater intrusion. has been getting progressively worse and worse with salt. i mean, every year. it's becoming more of a challenge this year, in particular, with our cucumbers were having 14% 16% crooked cucumbers and a lot of that's attributable assault. normally, that's 5. so our yields are off . our yields are probably off 25. last year, the state hauled 112,000 tons of rock and stacked at 30 ft. deep in a key delta river to stop salty water from getting too close to the pumps. so people are talking. they really are. they're saying, aren't you getting tired of this benign, stagnant weather pattern ? and the answer is oh, no, there's benefits to benign weather pattern, the air quality . we have not had a spare the air day since june. 10th are fire risk, as we were talking about alex was mentioning is on the high side, but it could be worse in 2020. it was extremely high and the temperatures and the triple digits haven't seen that since june 10th and will not see it all the way through august 22nd. it'

. >> garrett: bob costa, thank you. now to the economy. wall street ended the week with its worst day in months. the dow jones fell more than 1,000 points. all three major indexes were off more than 3%. the sell-off began after fed chair jerome powell delivered a stark warning about the future of interest rates. here is cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: the pain on wall street was felt tonight after this blunt assessment from the fed chair, jerome powell. >> while higher interest rates, slower growth, and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation, they will also bring some pain to households and businesses. these are the unfortunate costs of reducing inflation. >> reporter: the dow jones industrial average dropped just over 1,000 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were even deeper in the red. powell said it will take some time before inflation is under control, and warned, the u.s. economy will suffer. the fed has already increased interest rates four times this year, as inflation drops slightly from its peak of 9.1% in june. st

possibility of that this is clarence thomas's wife jenny thomas and there are indeed questions and bob costa and i did a story in the post and cbs about those 29 emails or i'm sorry, text messages which were stunning because mark meadows, trump's chief of staff texts back and says we are in a war. it is good versus evil. that is our starting point in all of this but i think we just don't know about this and we need to keep an open mind. she says she's happyto cooperate or will answer questions and so forth . and so the question mark is there. ask tender territory to somebody's life was on the supreme court and so forth and the new york times has a story about the letter the committee wrote to her in saying we'd be happy to talk to you about july 6, seventh or eighth but if that isn't convenient so there treading very carefully and i think wisely. >> on what carl was alluding to which is your kind of analysis of the january 6 committee investigation and the degree to which, how you analyze the work that they have done and what they might produce? >> i think it's in terms of material is amazin

and then costa and i talked -- bob, you remember what what you said to me. >> well, bob, we had severalations at the time about how we have to take trump seriously. but i really think -- and bob woodward and i have discussed this -- that that interview in 2016 was a precursor to this book, in particular in terms of the method. when i approached woodward and we said, hey, let's go talk to this candidate, donald trump, he said let's just not go in there with a pushing pole as reporters and try to get different sound bites, let's prepare, really prepare for the interview. and he showed me some of these documents that he has presented to other presidential candidates and presidents mt. past. and he said to to me back in 2016 in february and march as we were getting ready, think about decisions. why did trump decide to run. how does he want to use power. if he achieves and wins the presidency, how would he wield that power. does he understand it. what does he want, what's his goal. and in the heart of a campaign, trump had effectively sewn up the nomination in march of 016, we went in there

confirmed some of those cameras may be going up in several counties including alameda and contra costa. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> two people are in custody this morning after a late-night chase that ended with an arrest in lafayette. you can see right here, that's where that car crashed into a deputy's cruiser. lafayette police say the chase started in el sobrante. deputies there corralled the car on woodboro road. police say there are no outstanding suspects. >>> breaking overnight, the justice department is revealing new details about classified documents seized from former president trump's florida home. it now says evidence suggests that information was concealed and removed ahead of the fbi search. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is in washington with the latest. the justice department really waited until the 11th hour here. >> good morning, laura. 11th hour indeed. in that late-night filing, the justice department said over 100 unique, classified documents were seized. some were so sensitive and classified that fbi agents and justice department attorneys and fbi agents nee

costa. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> stories like this make a lot of people who drive on the interstate scared. >> exactly. we need to be concerned. thank you, bob. >>> high heat is about to set in around the bay area. we're tracking when those triple-digit temperatures arrive and the best ways to ease pressure on the power grid. >> we'll start with meteorologist kari hall looking at the forecast for us. kari, how hot are we talking about here? >> today we're still feeling mild weather but it will ramp up quickly into the next couple of days. in hayward, expect a high of 74 degrees, 84 in novato. in san francisco, we're in the upper 60s. for tomorrow it's going to start to get a little bit warmer in morgan hills, san martin, and concord, reaching 99 and 102 in fairfield. on friday, more of the same temperatures. as we see this heat dome developing across the region, it will start to increase the hot temperatures all across the west. and it will give us the possibility of some record highs. we're going to start to see the excessive heat warning going into effect on saturda

costa conti. reporting live here, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. >>> we have new details now, the three family members accused in the death of a 3-year-old little girl inside a south bay church will now not enter a plea until later this year. these are new pictures of claudia hernandez in the courtroom where she appeared this morning. a plea hearing for her brother, her father, and herself now set for november 18th. javier hernandez, renee santos there in the middle, and renee hernandez are accused of suffocating claudia's little girl during an exorcism style ritual. court documents say they believed the little girl was possessed by demons because she sometimes woke up screaming and crying. those three face charges that could lead to life in prison if convicted. >>> new at 11:00, police say they made an arrest in a murder that went cold nearly 40 years ago. 15-year-old karen stint was at a bus stop following a date with her boyfriend in sunnyvale in september of 1982. prosecutors say her body was found about 100 yards away. she had been sexually assaulted and stabbed multiple time

administration to overturn the election >> tonight, our chief election and campaign correspondent robert costa and bobhave uncovered text messages between the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas and president trump's top aide, in which she repeatedly pushed to overturn the 2020 presidential election >> the first message from thomas came the day before joe biden was declared the winner of the 2020 presidential election >> "do not concede," she wrote "it takes time for the army who is gathering for his back. >> seth: holy [ bleep that sounds like something saruman would say in "lord of the rings." [ laughter ] "it takes time for the army who is gathering for his back. that is very shakespearean for someone named ginni. there's not a lot of ginnis in shakespeare. it's just not a shakespearean name no one's buying tickets to see "romeo and ginni." [ laughter ] "i liked romeo, but the ginni character was a lot. and let's not forget the reason this is so shocking is trump was open about his desire to have the supreme court help him stay in power he said it repeatedly and took his case to the supre

so now let's turn to bob redell who is in contra costa county where the governor -- governor newsom is expected to address this drought. bob. >> reporter: correct. later this morning the governor is expected to announce a water supply action to deal with the hot, dry conditions like these brown hills we see here behind me in livermore. what those actions are we just don't know yet. when it comes to the environment, we do know the drought is on the top of the mind of many californians. a new survey out this week by the non-partisan public policy institute of california finds that 68% of californiians say the water supply is a big problem where they live. that's close to the same level of concern we saw during the 2012-2016 drought. the same percentage of people don't think the government is doing enough to solve the drought, the state government. as a matter of fact, late last month a member of the california state water resources control board quit because he doesn't think the newsom administration is doing enough either. ? a resignation post, max gomber wrote in part, quote, witnessin

. >>> in bob redell. contra costae monkeypox vaccine that it can offer doses to people at high risk by appointments online. before people had to submit a form and ended up on a wait list for an appointment. this is more efficient. the number of doses is so limited which is why shots are only for people like sex workers, men who have had sex with other men and people who have had contact with known cases. as of tuesday, 40 probable or confirmed cases of monkeypox in contra costa county. >>> i'm kris sanchez in san jose where santa clara county public health officer will answer questions undr oath related to fines incurred by calvary church for continuing to hold in-person services during the shelter order banning large gatherings. the county continues to seek the rest of the fines related to masking and social distancing once services were allowed again. >>> it's time to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look. >> more of our typical weather pattern across the bay area with more seasonal temperat

"today in the bay's" bob redell live in concord. contra costa county is making it easier for people there wanting to get the vaccine. >> reporter: you are correct. good morning, marcus. contra costa health services says it's received enough doses of the monkeypox vaccine and they can offer appointments through the county's website. before residents had to submit a form and they ended up on a wait list for an appointment. this is -- the number of doses is limited which is why the shots are only for people like sex workers, men who have had sex with other men and people who have had contact with known cases. as of tuesday there have been 40 probable or confirmed cases of monkeypox in contra costa county. as you mentioned, sexual contact, though that's the primary way, that's not the only way to contract monkeypox. stanford researchers documented a case of a man who recently visited the uk, attended a crowded outdoor event. he said he didn't have contact with anyone who appeared sick or had visible lesions. >> -- >> reporter: down south, santa clar