hello, everyone. at this hour, president biden heading back to the white house to face more questions over still more classified documents found at his home. plus, it is raining again right now in california. the relentless storms are causing widespread destruction. we ll take you there. we re also going to speak to the lieutenant governor about the situation. and the search for survivors amid the rubble of a bombed out apartment complex in ukraine. now one of the deadliest strikes on civilians there since the start of the war. this is what we re watching at this hour. thank you for being here, everyone. i m kate bolduan. we re keeping an eye on the white house because president biden is returning to the oval office to get back to work and he finds himself under fire once again over handling of classified documents and the conflicting explanations that have been coming out from his team. over the weekend, the white house revealed five additional pages of classified ma
attorneys do not know the precise number of pages in the discovered material, nor have they reviewed the content of the documents consistent with standard procedures and requirements. now, i should note that over the weekend the white house counsel office said because a special counsel has now been appointed to investigate this matter, they are going to now refer all questions on these issues to the special counsel s office. so we expect that to be the ongoing response. and sort of excuse that we get from the white house going forward. absolutely. it is good to see you. m.j., thanks for the latest reporting on the fact that one thing that the republican chairman is not going to be getting is going to be visitor logs because they don t have them at biden s house in delaware. thanks for that reporting. joining ifme is paula reid d analyst elie honig. paula, did we know yet, if this is the skextent of it when it comes to classified documents in