little element of the forecast. most of sunday you are not getting rained on. but we will have lingering effects over the next say 12 hours or so. we will have enough to have a flood watch and we haven't even talked about the wind. that's the first thing we will talk about when i come back with the complete first alert forecast. there is an issue and a concern for downed trees for the wind. i'll show you the wind coming up in a bit. >> thanks darren. with the latest storm saturating the bay area, the ground in many areas is so soaked and unstable, it is leading to flooding mud slides and toppled trees. our john ramos met with a tree expert doing emergency work before the next storm hits. >> reporter: first the drought, then powerful storms. what's happening to the bay area trees is nature at its most furious. in the area of the oakland hills known as piedmont pines, the heavy rains and high winds have taken their tolls on the huge trees that form a canopy over the neighborhood. tim ports and elizabeth faust say they have never seen anything like it. a huge tree toppled over in the canyon just below their home and another fell onto the street right in front. >> this is way more. this is way off the charts. cumulatively, we have experienced more than i think we have experienced in 15 years. >> reporter: combine years of drought with multiple atmospheric rivers, and large mature trees all over the bay area are being overwhelmed. julian cabrera owns julian's tree care and was examining a huge pine that fell in the montclair area of oakland. this one was not uprooted. it snapped off at the base. >> i didn't see any root filler. so it is telling me the tree had healthy roots. >> reporter: cabrera says most of the trees that are falling are large pines, cypress, and eucalpytus near the end of their life cycle. the extreme weather may simply be hurrying the process. but he has begun to notice something unusual happening. >> it is something i have never seen because we can't pick it up and look at it. it is decayed. it is completely rotten. termites ate all the roots. i don't know what was holding the tree. the tree looks very beautiful and healthy. and the whole root system is decayed. >> and you are seeing that more often? >> i am. >> reporter: in piedmont pines, tim and elizabeth have noticed water is pouring out of the ground in places they have never seen before. >> it is saturating and coming out and making a little cry vas. it is near the trees and that can't be good. that much water. >> with more storm on the way, they are wondering about the trees that towered over our home. >> if you have large trees near your home, they recommend you have an arborist inspect them for root decay. closed for the time being. they need time to make repairs to walls, floors, and furniture. chris garrett told us he is not sure when they will reopen. >> the creeks were completely overwhelmed. as a result, they jump their banks. and, diverted down our streets and right into our buildings. clogged up our storm drains and then, overwhelmed the entire city. >> you can place orders through their online stores. coastal areas rushing to clean up knowing more weather is coming. devin fehely spoke to a property owner who is just now assessing the damage from the storms. >> didn't get into my hardwood floors, anything like that. >> reporter: randy watts is looking for any silver lining he can find after a powerful storm battered his capitola cottage. it's the same system that clawed a chunk out of the wharf, left the beach littered with tree trunks and debris and flooded capitola village. >> i think i'm the only one that got trashed. >> reporter: he got five to seven feet of water in his home. it likely damaged the electric wiring but never reached the main living areas of the house. >> they shut down power to the village. pg&e, not the city. pg&e. >> reporter: up and down the coast, home and business owners are trying to dig out, mop up, and dry out ahead of the next round of storms. >> the cleanup will take them a long time. and people have to be patient and it is something that is going to be with us for a long time. this is no easy fix. it will take a long time to clean up. >> reporter: randy set up gas powered pumps to remove any remaining water from his house and hopefully, prevent or minimize future flooding. >> and this danville home is that community favorite. though we reached january, lights tend to stay on a little bit longer. but this year, they will be taken down earlier than usual due to all the storm activity. the christmas lights bring people of all ages to the front yard night after night. but residents of the homemade the announcement yesterday that they are going to play it safe by taking down all these lights. >> we may have little pops in and out through the season. >> they will be back next season. the constant wave of storms has made it hard to get outside. you can catch the holiday spirit at walnut creek's ice rink. they will be open through january 16th and potential rainfall today. it didn't deter many from taking part in the fun. >> it is festive. i love it with the music playing. all the decorations are really beautiful. >> yes. >> and even a snow man ice skating. it stays open until 11:00 p.m. fridays and saturdays. it is now possible to get to some parts of san francisco faster because of the new central subway. the city's new subway in more than 40 years. but first, the count down. three, two, one! >> former house speaker nancy pelosi helped celebrate the opening in a ribbon cutting ceremony. it runs from chinatown to sunnydale. there are three underground stations and one aboveground for faster service to some of the areas like the chase center. >> the central subway will cut an excess of 20 minutes in travel time for people going to events and games at chase center. >> the new stations are really nice. really big. really spacious. a lot of stuff going on. >> the artwork is very nice. >> taxpayers coughed up the nearly $2 billion for the project. trains run every ten minutes. seven days a week from 6:00 to midnight with adjusted times on weekends. still ahead at 6:00, a work crew scrambled to put a tarp over a storm soaked hillside. and later in sports, the next step in a miraculous recovery after buffalo bills safety damar hamlin shares his first message since his start stopped in the middle of a monday night football game. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. in sacramento county, the race is onto repair levee breaks and breaches along the river. it could crest at about two feet above flood stage monday night into tuesday morning. the concern is several feet of standing flood water won't have time to drain away before then. that's problematic for crews who have not been able to reach parts of the levee that need repair. >> i have been trying to tell people this for a week. if anybody was on that wilton bridge at 1:00 a.m. or 2:00 a.m. when the levee let loose, their car would have been slammed up against the side of it. >> at this point, the repair efforts are more about minimizing flooding than stopping it altogether. back in the east bay, a broken's eye view of the race to protect a hillside. homes at the base of that hill could be destroyed. if the hill gives way. >> wilson walker went back and shows us how fears are only growing with more rain on the way. >> reporter: this was last weekend's big storm. someone walking this trail was sharp enough to notice the crack in the hillside and know that it was absolutely something that needed to be reported. now, just about a week later, they have covered that break in the ground with a series of tarps, hoping to protect it from the next storm. >> been working on it quite a few days. 20 mile-an-hour winds, it's hard to get it down. >> reporter: pat lives right beside the evacuation zone. from his backyard, you can see the effort to protect the hillside that is design today convey water. >> the water comes through from the hill. tunnels down to a fresh water pond across the street. yeah, the pond was pretty empty before this week. >> reporter: the evacuated streets are now empty except for the few homeowners who were allowed today grab more belongings before an absolute stay-out order. >> some people decided to stay. >> reporter: we are told by a spokesperson for the city that there are really two efforts underway on the hill. first, they are covering the problem area. and they are also installing instruments that should provide a better understanding of what's happening in the ground. is it still moving? is it additional rain worsening the problem? when they know more about that, they will be able to come up with some long term plans. for now, all they can do is hope that the short term fix prevents any more problems in the days ahead. >> i'm not sure if it will or won't. i don't have an opinion on that. i hope it does. >> well, the slide risks and storm damage are keeping the east bay regional parks district closed until further notice. hillsides in the open space in lafayette are giving way. cattle graze there which apparently makes the area especially prone to erosion. all right, darren, i keep on asking when is all this rain going to be over? but we have quite a bit more storm coverage to go through. >> you are not the only one andrea. i want to talk about the main event on monday. and then at the end of this, we will answer andrea's question because it is going to be a while. we had a good little batch of rain. we are not done with this system tonight. it is not done with us. it is going to bring better organized lines of rain throughout the evening. probably even be a little bit of an up tick. stronger downpours and stronger winds. and the good news as we saw, but sunrise tomorrow, the rain and the wind let up. and we got a nice breakthrough sunday. so if you look at the rainfall totals, we will get half an inch of rain. here is the wind. the wind picks up at the same time the heaviest rain bands do. so watch, it is windy out there now. it gets a little bit deeper shade of purple as we get to 10:00 and 11:00. a little further into the scale this way. and the gusts are now in the mid 30s to low 40s . we will very had trees go down. the main concern with tonight's storm is this. because we will have the strongest wind in the coverage of darkness. if you have to be on the roads or the predawn hours tomorrow morning, just start thinking ahead about unexpected obstacles you might encounter. whether it is a downed tree or minor flooding. the major flood concerns tomorrow. but we still, the ground saturated enough and streets can have minor localized flooding even with this system tonight. so let's look at the next one. here is that break on sunday. sunday, 1:00 in the afternoon. maybe a few clouds and no rain. but, technically, the next storm actually gets here on sunday. that's 10:00 at night. and, we are already right back into it. it is a totally separate storm. it is going to have different characteristics. this one will be fueled by a more powerful atmospheric river and it will be able to deliver more widespread steady rain. this is the kind of system that can do it on hours at a time. and we are going to see the totals add up. and the main point is going to come really from late sunday night through monday morning. because that is where we will be kind of right under that fire hose. there is a little bit of good news on the updated forecast on how monday afternoon plays out. the direction that hose from the atmospheric river is pointed will shift south a little bit and it is not good news for big sur because they will be under the brunt of the heaviest rainfall. but it gives the north bay a little bit of a break. but probably not enough. we still have a flood watch that will stay through tuesday. and on tuesday, the character of the rain is totally different. because by then, we have gotten out of that leading edge and we are getting into the center of the low. you will see more scattered isolates showers. you can see the rotation in the center of this thing right off the coast as it rotates through. so it will be more spotty. off again, on again. very different from the nature of what we are going through from late sunday night through monday morning. look at the totals. just sunday night through monday's storm. that is not the addition of, you know, the one we are getting tonight and the one that's coming. this is just that time frame. we have to add that to the inch-and-a-half we are getting in the north bay. that is why the flood watch stays in effect through tuesday afternoon. and, this covers all of the usual suspects. street flooding is going to become an issue with this one as we go through monday afternoon. and creeks and streams will be approaching their banks. and we'll probably see flooding on the main stem of the larger river in the north bay. the russian river is forecast to go into flood stage. so put all that together, first alert status stays in effect through tuesday. things quiet down wednesday and thursday. and then, the rain drops get bigger on friday and saturday. you can see that back there. that's the next storm coming our way. we will get more widespread rain by friday. all right, charlie, over to you. all right, when it rains it pours with the weather and sports, when good news happens it usually comes in bunches from damar hamlin to the warriors. and, of course, deebo samuel back in action. not the receiver deebo samuel will play on sunday. he missed the last three games with knee and ankle injuries. he has been out since late november. christian mccaffrey will play. tre greenlaw is out with a back injury. dre greenlaw. san francisco could be the one, two, or three seed. if they beat arizona, the niners could move up to the one were the eagle to lose to the giants. 49ers defensive end nick bosa is now a massive favorite to win offensive player of the year. this was proclaimed on live tv. nick bosa provides a get rich quick scheme. give me nick bosa at 11-1. just a little sprinkle. right ticks only on the red and gold report. thank you, brian. as for bosa, his success forced trent williams to get mvp reps in practice. >> you have trent williams who is a walking hall of famer. nick bosa who is basically the nfl mvp and he has been fantastic since we drafted him as a rookie. seeing them compete since 2020, it's awesome. two guys at the top of their game and nick is only getting better and so is trent. when ever they go against each other, trent turns it up a little bit. that's a game day for him. so seeing the competition is always amazing. >> warriors an magic currently underway at chase center. goldn't state is coming off a loss to the pistons. it is a welcome back kind of weekend for the warriors. andrew wiggins suited up for the first time in over a month. is expected to be on a minutes restriction in this game. andre iguodala is also back playing his first mines of the season in this game against the magic. the highlights are tonight on the 11:00 p.m. news. bill safety damar hamlin is continueing to make progress in his recovery. however, does remain in critical condition. hamlin is breathing and talking on his own. is even cited has having excellent neurological function. he spoke to the world on instagram today saying quote, when you put real love out into the world, it comes back to you three times as much. we brung the world back together. behind this. damar hamlin's toy drive which started with a goal of $2,500 is now up to over $8 million. hamlin on everyone's mind in the nfl. was recognized before the raiders chiefs game in vegas. with the win, kansas city would get the top seed over buffalo in the afc. opening possession for kc, patrick mahomes. like albus dumbledore. great against the niners, not so much today. steping in there is one thornhill for the pick. no run. no fun. for raiders fans. a lot of run for kansas city. ronald jones scoring there. 14-3, kc. final seconds of the first half. the chiefs this time go with the end around. it is cadarius toney. that's all you need to see. season over for the raiders. game was over by halftime. 31-13, chiefs, with the win, they lock up the afc's only bye. all right, let's take you to golf. the century tournament of champions taking place in beautiful maui. former cal graduate cowe n marcawa is currently leading. his putting game has been sharp today. are you a good golfer or did they call you hackney? >> i played tennis. and they would just say hack which is kind of what i was in tennis. coming up in the next half hour, it took an historic amount of time, but the house finally has a speaker. prince harry speaks out about the rift in the royal family. his revealing interview with 60 minutes. and new surveillance images in the killing of a bay area security guard. what's next with the two teenage suspects. 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(vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. from cbs news bay area. >> the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. >> now at 6:30, the house can finally get down to business. bakersfield representative kevin mccarthy named the new house speaker. after a congressional stalemate, the likes of which we have not seen in more than a century-and-a-ha lf. mccarthy made a number of concession to the more hard line members of his party. >> we have a look at the intense discussion withs the so-called freedom caucus leading up to the final vote. >> reporter: it took five days and 15 ballots. >> the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california had received the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> reporter: republicans elect california's kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house early saturday morning. >> you know, my father always told me it is not how you start, it is how you finish. >> and now we need to be strong for the american people. >> reporter: after the 14 unsuccessful ballot, tensions boiled over, alabama's mike rogers had to be pulled away from matt gaetz and others who did not vote for mccarthy. the republicans were able to push mccarthy over the top. >> he is relentless. the man does not quit. >> reporter: to win their favor, he struck a tentative deal that includes broad changes on spending. greater conservative representation on house panels, and a provision that allows any one member to call for a motion to remove the speaker. >> we have the framework of an agreement that allows us to move forward. >> reporter: this is the most votes needed to elect a speaker since before the civil war. democratssay this shows republicans are not serious about governing. >> they told the american people they wanted to win the majority to fight inflation, the only thing they are fighting is each other. >> reporter: the house was paralyzed this week without a speaker. >> once mccarthy finally took the gavel, the newest members of the house were sworn in but that included new york republican george santos who is face ago number of investigations after he admitted to lying about major details from his resume and heritage. during his campaign, santos claimed he earned multiple degrees though he never graduated. he falsely claimed he worked for citi group and goldman sachs and said his grandparents were jewish holocaust survivors. both the federal election commission and the u.s. attorney's office are looking into his campaign finances. the speaker vote took so long, the house won't start its regular business until monday. henry brady tells us freedom caucus members now hold a lot of sway even though they make up a small portion of the gop. >> due to their partial control of the committee t freedom caucus will find ways to dash any bipartisan compromise that occurs between republicans and democrats. >> the house's first order of business on monday will be to vote on a new rules package. back in california, governor newsom has been officially sworn in for his second term. >> i gavin newsom do solemnly swear. >> friday marked two years since the capitol riot. newsom used the occasion to frame his leadership as counter to republicans on the national stage. >> california has been freedom's force multiplier. taking root in state houses. weaknesses masquerading as strength. the ugliness that overflowed on january 6, 2021, we know this, was in fact decades in the making. >> because of state term limits, this will be last term as governor. oakland's mayor is getting right to work tackling the city's top issues. she told da lin the latter topic is personal to her because she and her infant son slept in a car for months after she left an abusive relationship. >> about six-and-a-half months pregnant. and i was sitting on top of the bed and he grabbed me by the hair, pulled me down and kicked me in my six month stomach. i'm here just protecting my unborn child. that was the moment i said this is ridiculous. i do not want my unborn child who has no say in any of this to be born into this reality. and so, for me, it was just survival and to make sure i kept my son safe as possible. as safe as possible meant living in my car. >> mayor thao spoke at length with da lin about her plans for the city. dramatic details of prince harry's highly anticipated new book spare now leaked after it showed up at bookstores in spain days ahead of its tuesday release date. a spanish language copy of the book spares no details about what his life was like behind the scenes. some of the claims in the book include that his brother prince william physically attacked him during an argument. he also claims to have killed 25 people during his military service in afghanistan. harry sat down with anderson cooper for an interview that airs tomorrow on 60 minutes and in it harry talked about the way the british press treats his wife duchess meghan markle. >> what meghan had to go through was similar in some part to what kate and camila went through. very different circumstances but then you add in the race element which was what the press jumped on straight away. i went into this incredibly naive. i had no idea the british press was so bigoted. hell, i probably was bigoted before the relationship with meghan. >> you think you were bigoted?? >> i don't know. put it this way. i didn't see what i now see. >> it airs right after cbs news bay area tomorrow night. police say a security guard named gavin boston was shot to death by a teenager. small business owners say the crime has become a part of their day-to-day lives. usually it is just shoplifting but this has shaken them to their core. we have surveillance images allegedly showing one of the suspects standing next to the victim before he was killed. and betty yu walks through what happened next. >> reporter: we are outside the japan center mall where you can still see one bullet hole from wednesday's deadly shooting that took the life of security guard gavin boston. on friday, people who knew him and those who just learned of his story came by to pay their respects. these surveillance photos captured the final moments of 40-year-old gavin boston's life. police arrested a 15-year-old who was charged with murder. a 14-year-old boy was charged with being an accessory. several workers said gavin only started working at the mall on webster street about a month ago. one worker who didn't want to show her face on camera said she heard the gunfire. >> usually the mall is pretty rowdy. >> reporter: she said in the short time he was there, gavin was always kind and friendly. >> even when we have people yelling at him, and, people yelling at us, too. he never yelled back. he was also really calm. so it is really shocking. he more if anything said hello to us. yeah. just make sure he is there to support us. >> reporter: it would be the last time gavin said good morning to her on wednesday. police said he was shot and killed just before 5:00 p.m. gavin's sister previously told us her brother was escorting the teens out of the mall and was shot in the head. on friday, some people came to the mall with heavy hearts. >> just you know, because i know the community is torn up about this. and i didn't know him personally. but i do love being here. so i appreciate all the guards trying to keep us safe. he was just doing his job. >> reporter: in the fall, da brooke jenkins reintroduced a policy that would allow prosecutors to charge 16 and 17-year-olds as adults in certain cases. in this one, she stated that by law, her office can't ask the court to determine if this case should be handled in the adult court because the suspect is under 16. jenkins revealed the 15-year-old has a prior record. this case is especially tragic and disheartening. in a previous case involving this minor, my office sought to intervene by seeking to hold them in custody where he could have begun rehabilitative services. sadly, the court ruled otherwise. >> i feel bad for his family and his loved ones. it is hard on all of us. >> 15-year-old teen will be charged with murder and arraigned on monday. the case will be handled by juvenile court which is required by state law. a quadruple shooting left one person dead in the mission district in san francisco. two men and two women were shot in their car around 2:00 friday morning on valencia street. bullet casings littered the ground. at least one of the windows was shot out. and there was a bullet hole through the windshield. one of the men died from his injuries later at the hospital. the other three are still recovering. and still ahead here at 6:00, the third highest megamillions jackpot in history still up for grabs tonight. plus a major hawaiian volcano back in action after a short break. why officials say this eruption is nothing to worry about. you still have a chance at losing the megamillions jackpot.. it has grown to more than a billion dollars. the next one is tuesday. last october, ticketholders in california and florida shared a jackpot worth more than $500 million. video from the utah department of transportation along highway 210. >> the alert level from the kilaluea as gone up from a watch to a warning. so far, the lava is contained to craters inside hawaii's volcanos national park. once the lava hits the surface, it forms a crust inside the crater. we have been covering this story for months now. four idaho college students murdered in their off campus home and a cross country hunt for the suspect. we are learning more about bryan kohberger. he is the suspect charged with stabbing the four suspects to death. he appeared in an idaho courtroom earlier this week. cbs correspondent peter van zandt spoke to his friends and colleagues. >> he seem to be like a chameleon. someone who seem to be deeply insecure. shy, confident. >> 48 hours airs tonight at 10:00 here on cbs news bay area and streaming on paramount plus. tracking the storms from the sky. we will introduce you to the air force's hurricane hunters who are peer to study not a hurricane. and, we will look at tonight's storm first. we will walk you through what to expect tonight and we will transition to the monday storm. that's the more impressive one. and there are some updates to the forecast for how that wind will behave on monday. forecast is next. and, remember, you can watch us any time anywhere on our streaming service at cbs news bay area. catch all of our live newscasts plus news and weather updates throughout the day. you can find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv. channel 397. in alameda county, sanole glen school was a mess. they were trying to clean up a foot of mud before the kids come back from winter break monday. >> pretty much a raging river coursing through the campus. there are three portable classrooms located out back. and they had moved one to two feet off of their foundation. >> people have been donating to replace the damaged furniture and all of the school supplies that were damaged in the storm. rough weather also destroyed a part of california history. the famous cement ship that has been at sea cliff state beach almost a century. but the ss palo alto broke apart during this most recent storm. another set of eyes tracking the slew of storms headed our way. >> hurricane hunters are flying specialized planes straight into the storms for information to send to weather forecasters on the ground and marlee ginter spoke to them. >> reporter: a team of hurricane hunters heads right into the storm while you hunker down. >> we basically drop weather instruments into these storms from a high altitude which was trying to capture as much of the atmosphere as we possibly can. >> reporter: i caught up with lieutenant colonel ryan over the phone between missions out of the airport. he is a flight meteorologist with the 53rd weather reconnaissance squadron better known as the hurricane hunters gathering data on atmospheric rivers over the pacific before the wild weather systems make it to us. >> and yesterday, a prime example, we were, our one airplane that was flying, there is actually a temperature where our fuel start to freeze. >> reporter: he has seen the nasty weather headed our way and used instruments to measure it. >> how helpful will it be for the current storms that we are having? >> what our research has shown is this data we collect with the aircraft in the atmospheric rivers and around them offshore helps produce a better forecast of where the ar is going to hit. >> reporter: climate scientist marty ralph with the institute of oceanography tells me not only will it help track the system, they will see how strong it will be and how long it will last. >> it is one of the big challenges in the west is knowing which watershed will get hit very hard. like the consumist river got hit hard. >> reporter: you have been dealing with the drought so dealing with this is shocking to everybody. have you noticed a difference in the missions you have been flying since you started? >> i will say the one today actually was very, it was kind of precarious for the crew. >> you know, that's one of the most stunning sights to me. the levee breakage that led to the flooding of 99. >> and a timely follow-up to that story. the way this storm is coming together on monday, there has been an update in where the plume of this atmospheric river is going to make landfall and it shifted a little further south. and that does have a hugely important impact in terms of who need to be the most aware of what monday is bringing and monday is the biggest part of this whole series of storms. we are not there yet obviously. so let's go and order. here's the rest of your saturday night. widespread showers are going to stay with us overnight. they will pick up in intensify a bit as we get to midnight. a little bit of an organized line that comes together. kind of like the grand finale of this around midnight to 2:00 a.m. so rainfall rates will pick up and the wind will get stronger when that comes through. by sunrise, it is done and you will get a break on sunday. there is no rain. the wind will have calmed down. most of sunday we are in the clear. but the next storm actually gets here sunday night. here is how much rain we get. this is taking us overnight through saturday and sunday morning. we get about an inch-and-a-half. that gives us an elevated concern when it comes to our flood risk. so streams and creeks, roadway flooding, the primary concern will be late tonight and tomorrow morning and especially concerning the fact that 30 to 40 mile-an-hour gusts coming through tonight, between 10:00 and midnight will almost certainly take down a few more trees. we have already had it happen. that's the number one vulnerability that we have got for the storm. especially if you have to be out driving around in the darkness. so just be thinking ahead for possible obstacles on the road. that covers this saturday night storm. look at sunday in the middle of the day. nothing going on. then we bring in this next storm and you will see a very familiar pattern. the rain starts, we get into saturday, sorry, we get into sunday and we are seeing the best rain sunday night. and we get into monday morning and now, we start to see a concentrated narrow ribbon that steady hose pointed right at us coming across. and watch it shift to the south a little bit. everything is flowing into the bay from central california from the southwest to the northeast. if we pause it here and come up for a closeup look, that is a little bit further south for this concentrated plume where you are kind of really feeling the most direct impacts of all of that water vapor getting pulled out of the sub tropics and funneled into this storm like that fire hose effect. look who is in the clear. you don't need these things to shift much. a 30 or 40-mile shift in the center of the plume of an astomous fearic river is crucially important. that is why that story is so important when it comes to storms like this. the focus moves down to monterrey and down toward big sur. that finishes that phase of the stormment we get into a break as we go into the later part of monday, actually. and then the final phase of the storm comes no. this gets us into tuesday. that's a cold front. that line comes through fairly quickly. and back here, is where you get your isolated thunderstorms. so, tuesday, we'll have rain on it. it will have a totally different character to it. it is not the constant steady everybody is getting rained on. that is the part of the storm that does the bulk of this. when we think about this from a flood concern, that is the time frame to be the most aware of. where are we monday morning and where do things standby the time we get to monday afternoon? there are still more storms coming after this one. i will give you a quick preview. look at the next one. it doesn't look that impressive when it gets here, but friday and saturday in the seven day forecast, you will see the rain drops get a little bigger and that's the next system coming our way out here. we will focus on that and more detail as we get closer to it right now. all eyes are on the next three days. the primary focus continues to be the monday storm with the lingering effects on tuesday. we will have a lot of coverage on this. over the next three days. so, stay with us. and, we will keep you well informed. all right guys, back to you. >> thank you darren. up next, missing the animals at the oakland zoo while they are closed for repairs? we will sh all this rain and windy weather is not stopping animals at the zoo from having a little fun. this is penguin island at the san francisco zoo and the penguining taking laps around the zoo. by the way, thursday was national bird day and penguins are of course flightless sea birds. across the bay, the oakland zoo is closed because of the damage from last saturday's storm. the zoo posted this video on their facebook page. the turtle there seems to be loving some of this rainfall. if you are looking for a way to escape the rain, trumpet player chris bodie is back in san francisco this weekend for a handful of performances. >> gianna franco caught up with the grammy award winning artist. >> reporter: for most kids learning an instrument means picking up a guitar, piano, or the drums. but chris picked up a trumpet. >> at what age did you decide trumpet is for me? >> at 12 when i thought i will play it for the rest of my life. i didn't think to myself i would have a career like this. i thought maybe i would be a studio musician or play in an orchestra. of all the decisions i made in my life, good and bad, that one to stick with the trumpet was maybe my best. >> reporter: it is not an easy instrument to play. >> when you play the trumpet, it is how the trumpet is giving you the feedback. like, tonight is not going to be a good night or tonight is going to be a good night. on any song. so, there is no fun on the trumpet so you have to make it fun somehow. >> reporter: the grammy award winning musician has played with some of the top musicians in music. >> it is such an honor, a privilege to be able to walk out in front of people and play music. >> reporter: after wrapping up a 28-day show, he will be performing at the jazz center for the sixth year in a row in san francisco. >> tell me a little bit about the show and what we can expect. >> it is fun to do it. you know. and, san francisco is obviously an iconic situation for us to be in. and the band always looks forward to it. >> reporter: he will be joined by some talented friends. >> if there are any fans of popular music, we have some very popular guests. he is going to be there as well as sy smith. and we have violinists. it will be a spectacle. >> bodie has four shows left at the san francisco jazz center. one 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