and polio virus has been detected in new york city s wastewater. what that means about how the virus is spreading and why some may not know they have it. and congresswoman liz cheney in a fight for her political career in wyoming s election next week. new day starts right now . it is saturday, august 13th. welcome to your weekend. we re grateful you made us a part of it. a lot of news to get to this morning. new this morning, we now know the potential crimes that the justice department cited in its warrant to search former president trump s florida residence. federal agents were investigating federal crimes associated with violations of the espionage act, obstruction of justice and criminal handling of government records. so, in total, the fbi seized 11 sets of classified documents from mar-a-lago, including some material marked as top secret/sci, that means sensitive compartmented information. that is one of the highest levels of government classification. go docum
a.m. hello, again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. and we re getting a clearer picture, court documents are giving new details about what dodge removed from mar-a-lago and what potential crimes they re investigating. agents say they recovered 11 sets of classified documents. at least one was marked as top secret, sci, which is one of the highest levels of classification. so far the dodge has not filed any charges. and new today, the department of homeland security and the fbi say their investigating violent threats made against federal law enforcement, courts, government personnel and facilities in the wake of the fbi search warrant. the fbi said that the number of threats against the bureau are unprecedented. cnn s kaitlan pollance is here with details on all of this. what more are you learning about exactly what the fbi may have seized? well, fred, when we were going into this week, as we learned about the search and seizure at mar-a-lago, t
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david, what is happening with this now? reporter: well, kate, it was a very, very serious situation when that power was stopped going into and out of that huge nuclear power plant. now, why is that worrying? it means that at least one nuclear reactor did not have power going to it from the grid or out of it and that means that if there is a station blackout as they call it you could have those nuclear reactors melting down or at the very least there being a leak. this is perhaps what everyone is being worried about, despite maybe the option of a direct strike on one of those reactors. now, the good news is, kate, that they managed to reconnect at least one of those reactors to the youk yan grid but if you look at these satellite pictures you see the smoke rising from that area. we spoke to someone who is working at that site anonymously they said that it s been hell. that there are fires, there s ongoing shelling, both sides have blamed each other, kate, for the shelling and the
months now and they have placed military assets in and around that site. now, who is doing the shelling, when it s exactly happening and how much damage it is causing is very unclear, but the overall situation is very uncertain and dangerous, because there is contact between the two sides on that part of the dnipro river. according to both sides, there are issues with the power supply to that nuclear power plant. and it s not just a direct strike that is worrying. it s also if there s a total station blackout, which could lead those reactors to overheat. alisyn, victor. david, there are accusations that russia wants to disconnect the zaporizhzhia plant and divert power to russia. what is the danger there? reporter: well, you can t walk away from a nuclear power plant and turn off the lights or just switch the electricity. it requires very careful backup