setting flooding that overran the st. louis area last week is moving south. the high water claimed dozens of homes and businesses. water continues to rise in southern illinois where levies are saturated. officials warn of a dangerous situation. in california, folks are getting recalled for el nino-induced storms that lined up over the mississippi. weathercaster jackie johnson of our los angeles station says nearly the entire west coast will be impacted by the severe weather. a strong winter storm system is pounding the west coast today. in fact, these are all of the warnings and advisories that are in place in the pacific north west. a high surf advisory is in effect anywhere from 20 to 24 feet a. winter weather advisory is in effect for the mountains for five inches of snow and strong winds. but speaking of snow, winter

the sierra mountains. including mammoth. winds gusting 80 to 100 miles an hour in the ridges. and in southern. ka the concern is the flooding. flash flood watching is in effect for heavy rain and thunderstorms as well as winter storm warnings for the mountains and high surf advisories. now as soon as this fast moving strong storm moves out, another one is on the way for wednesday. jackie johnson for "cbs news," los angeles. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will discuss the severe weather and the el fineio im 19 then yo /- /- neno. michael slaerg was released monday on a $500,000 bond. he will remain on house arrest until his murder trial in october. video of last april's shooting shows walter scott gunned down

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over a cheating on a test. this has to do with the cheating computer software installed on 600,000 diesel cars and trucks. volkswagon's actions involved pollution. volkswagon can face fines in excess of $18 billion. general motors is taking on ride service uber. they invested in uber driver lyft. it is the largest in a service yet. the partnerships can eventually lead to an-demand self driving cars. initially, it can mean lyft can rent gm vehicles. and advice for young women, from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. be the nerd. don't date the. zuckerberg was commenting on a post from a grandmother who implored her granddaughter to date a nerd that might turn out

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come here, come here. >> an albuquerque police officer found the missing three-year-old girl safe but scared after her mother's car was stolen with her inside. she was discovered early sunday nearly five hours later in a parking lot about three miles away t. officer who found her is a father of three, himself. >> i'll be honest, i'm going to start crying, i was happy that we were able to find her. >> police are still searching for the man that found the car and left the girl out in the cold all alone. to sports now, the nfl is getting close to making a return to los angeles. on monday the san diego chargers, oakland raiders and st. louis rams filed to relocate to l.a. for the start of next season. the nfl owners will vote on a potential move next week. pro-football hasn't been played since 1994 when the rams and raiders both left town.

york giants to two super bowl victories. he won't get a chance at a third. coughlin stepped down. in his 12 years with the giants, coughlin took the team to the playoffs nine times. at 69, he was the oldest coach in the lead. coughlin has not said whether he was retiring. the pittsburgh steelers have a wildcard date with the cincinnati bengals on saturday night. they're trying to make it to the super bowl 50 on february 7th and the only place to see the super bowl is right here on cbs. and a wild game between college basketball's top two teams, 2nd ranked oklahoma around number 1 kansas battle through periods, a last minute helped kansas survive at home with a win. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning,"

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>> a new study came out. it reveals some dangerous side effects from child birth. they include pelvic injury, muscle tears and children. >> don't forget about bills, lots of bills as well. speaking of that, a couple of us will get acquainted with that. rare identical tripments are waking up at home for the first time this morning.

in houston, texas. yesterday, they left the hospital. our houston affiliate reports. >> reporter: meet the harris girls. addison, savannah and kingsley with parents in tow. >> they sit there, they make the same noises, they do the same thing. >> they have their own language. >> reporter: mom and dad still taking it all in. >> we are prepared. we're way outnumbered now. >> reporter: outnumbered, thanks to rare identical triplets that arrived several months after the doctor told the mom she was only having two. >> they were in the same placenta. she knew they were going to be adent cal. >> reporter: mom was getting used to the thought of having twins, she came back to a sec ultrasound a couple weeks later. that's when the doctor delivered news that was more unexpected. >> she said there was a third one. >> she said, there was the third. her arm went of her head and went back. i'm going, it will be okay. it will be okay.

weeks premature. spent a month at memorial hermann southeast and are set to go home. even though they have the same name. parents are working on other ways to tell them apart. >> we got ankle bracelets. we will color coordinate them. hopefully, they don't get mixed up. >> the chances of that happening she says will be as rare as the triplets herself. >> i never thought i'd have triplets. and in japan, a big fish that did not get away was auctioned off for one of the highest prices ever. this 440 pound blue fin tuna sold for $118 million earlier this morning at a historic fish market in tokyo. the winning bidder was the owner of a chain of sushi restaurants. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the legal strategy in the case of

he remains jailed in mexico. we'll get the latest. plus, viewers of the netflix "making a murderer" have details of a killer. olympic star lolo jones joins us in studio. >> that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

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