you're fleeing an area that's subject to flooding. so far so good, the big concern later on this afternoon, when they say some of the mountain communities in california could get up to 13 inches of rain and the winds could kick up to 13 miles per hour. i'm paul vercammen. back to you, fred, what might all of this mean for california's water supply, if anything? >> as we look down here, what california needs are winters that are wet and rainy and snowy and they will get know in the mountains east here and as one expert put it northern california is california's water fountain. it's critical to drinking water and other water and what they crossed their fingers for is sustained rain, gentle rain that