united states and all around the world. i m max foster. just ahead on cnn newsroom. republicans adjudicating this. we are still in this fight. ush whether i you expect a white bout in the mid-terms. mr. depape specifically targeted the pelosi home to confront speaker pelosi. it s hard to disconnect that from the incendiary nasty violent rhetoric. they will stay in these streets and continue to do things like block traffic on major highways. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. the mid-term elections are just a week away now. the vote will decide which party controls congress and right now republicans are confident they ll win. according to the latest projections they have the edge over democrats in the house but in the senate it s a much closer race. reporter: the battle for control of the united states senate. we ll bring that up, red, solidly republican, blue, solidly democrat. we see pink, light blue l
federal authorities say the man that attacked a house speaker s husband also wanted to break nancy pelosi s knee caps. the lead starts right now. federal charges just filed against the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. the suspect s shocking intentions revealed in court documents. and only eight days left before the midterm elections. why republicans have growing confidence in key batting ground races. plus, you heard of price gouging for gas. what about water? it almost bankrupting some cities and could cast you it at the grocery store. almost to the lead. we are coming to you with details about the attack on paul pelosi. david depape was charged with one federal assault against a immediate family member of a u.s. official and one count of attempted kidnapping. prosecutors say he knocked out paul pelosi with a blow to the head right in front of police. officers found a roll of tape, rope, a second hammer, gloves, and zip ties of the crime scene. depape l
water by mid to late november and had to turn to the open market to buy water to make up the short fall. the city was short 600 acre feet of water. that s the equivalent of 300 olympic size pools. last week they finalized the water purchase from a california public irrigation district. the price tag for one of life s most basic necessities, roughly $1.1 million. the same amount of water used to cost the city $114,000. i was floored. i could not believe that they could sell water at that price but that was actually a cheap rate. that s the cheapest rate we found. the index that tracks water indexes show that price of water has gone from over $200 in 2019 to more than $1,000 today for the amount of water it would take to fill half of an olympic size pool. people are making money off of less water availability and that s hurting real people, real farmers and real communities. hi, everybody.
this is what a thirsty city on the verge of running out of water looks like. they can t continue this. reporter: the city councilman says they were set to run out of water by mid to late november and had to go to the market to make up the shortfall. the city was short about 600 acre feet of water, the equivalent of about 300 olympic size pools. last week they finalized the purchase from a california irrigation district. the price tag for one of life s most basic necessities, roughly $1.1 million. adkinson says the same amount of water used to cost the city $114,000. i was just floored. i could not believe they could sell water at that price. but that was actually a cheap rate. that s the cheapest rate we found. reporter: the index that tracks water transactions in california shows the price of water has gone from just over $200 in 2019 to more than $1,000 today for the amount of water it would take to fill half of an
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