Cbs correspondent michael spencer has the latest, from san clemente, california. we are about 16 miles south of los angeles, to give your viewers some perspective to where we are. and what officials are worried about right now continues to be that rain. the national weather service has issued a flash flood warning for los angeles that extends until three o clock this morning, pacific time. that will extend, rather expire, in about 15 minutes. i would not be surprised if it is extended. we are seeing a heavy, heavy amount of rain in the saint gabriel mountains. we are talking about half an inch to an inch per hour. so officials in southern california are worried about what that rain might do there, in terms of flooding, in terms of landslides and mudslides. they have cancelled school today in los angeles as well as in san diego. this time did bring with it some wind but the major concern here is really all of the moisture,