concern and curiousity at anderson reservoir. santa clara it's amazing, and i think it shows that mother nature has a lot of surprises. >> now at 5:00 concern and curiosity at anderson reservoir. santa clara county residents witnessing a dangerous spectacle not seen in years. >> i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles. coming up, a powerful and deadly storm cripples southern california. >> here's the bottom line. we have to keep our country safe! >> plus, the president holding a large election style rally but here in the bay area, lawmakers fight to save obamacare. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we start tonight on storm watch. here we go again. this evening, anderson reservoir in mosque spilling over its banks for the first

time in more than a decade in morgan hill. jackie ward says people in the area are amazed and concerned. she is there live. >> reporter: hey, brian. so this outlet has been open for weeks. but today, it was a tourist destination. hundreds of people were coming to take pictures and videos of what's happening here at the anderson reservoir. and to be honest, this isn't that bad. it could be bad. so everyone is just waiting to see what happens. >> reporter: for people who live in the morgan hill area, this is something incredible. >> i fished this lake for years and years and you hardly ever see it like this. and it's just a good sight to see. >> i lived here most of my life and i have never seen the levels of water being so high. hopefully it will hold in an earthquake. >> reporter: the anderson reservoir water level has surpassed capacity and is currently 6" above the rim of the spillway. this before even more storms are expected to bring a lot of

water to this area. >> that big storm is going to make its way to coyote creek and other creeks, as well. so there's a flood risk. >> reporter: marty grimes of the santa clara valley water district says there's nothing they can do. >> we have many plays vulnerable to flood -- places vulnerable to flooding and you can't do anything about it. >> reporter: pumping out 400 cubic feet of water per second is one of the only things they can do to keep the level low. >> it shows that mother nature has a lot of surprises and we should be pred to go from drought to flood, from flood to drought. >> reporter: so today there's not a lot of people who live in this area that they can do anything except have sandbags ready and move to higher ground. in morgan hill, jackie ward, kpix 5. about the best looking live shot location. thanks, jackie. >> falling trees caused a water main break in a flooded

historic cemetery in sonoma. three large oak trees came down at the valley cemetery. that led to a water main break that inundated much of the cemetery grounds this morning and then it took more than an hour to shut off the water. small rivers formed between two neighboring houses. but sandbags kept the water from getting into those homes. and along the coast a mudslide is blocking part of highway 1 in pacifica this evening. the southbound lanes are shut down at linda mar boulevard. the slide early this morning caused a tree to fall across the entire highway. but that tree is already cleared. >> water, water, everywhere and now we're on the brink of another storm that will be moving into the bay area by tomorrow. some light rain even though you wouldn't know it to look at ocean beach right now. hi-def doppler doesn't show much but already, there are flood watches posted for what will be developing tomorrow and tomorrow night, flood watches posted with the threat yet again of heavy rainfall coming, river flooding possible, gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour.

and mudslides and debris flows in the offing and winter storm watches posted in the mountains for as much as 4 feet of new snow from yosemite south. all being ushered along by low pressure that conveyor belt- like will be bringing all of that moisture into the west coast with the gusty winds and as much as 4 inches of rain by the time it's done monday night. so light rain early on sunday. the winds will pick up. heavy and steadier rain will be developing on sunday with flooding potential returning as rain continues through monday afternoon. we'll have the complete details in the forecast coming up. and southern california is dealing with the aftermath of a deadly storm that's dumped more rain in 24 hours than the region has seen in years. flash flooding, mudslides and downed power lines are blamed for at least four deaths. reporter danielle nottingham looks at the damage left behind. reporter: this was the scene around southern california saturday. uprooted trees piled on cars and buildings, and muddy fields

and highways. a man was electrocuted in this l.a. neighborhood when a tree fell on a power line and came crashing down. >> mother nature came to strike. >> reporter: the storm packing winds of up to 80 miles per hour began early friday quickly turning parking garages into waterfalls. water rushing from the mountains triggered mudslides. the drenching rains were too much for the roads to handle. this 20-foot sinkhole swallowed two cars. >> there goes the car! there it goes! >> reporter: the driver was rescued before the second car fell in the massive hole. flooded highways trapped drivers in rising waters. this man climbed through a window to escape. another waited on the roof of his car for help. the driver in the car behind him was drowned. and air travel was at a standstill. the santa barbara airport was completely flooded. the storm forced hundreds of flight delays and cancellations through saturday. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. right now major flooding in a small town in northern

california is forcing people from their homes. the town of maxwell is located near interstate 5 in colusa county. about 70 miles north of sacramento. rising water levels from nearby creeks have left the town completely under water. roads disappeared, homes submerged in the flood. it all began early this morning following yesterday's storm. and it's been creating a mess for drivers. several lanes of i-5 are shut down in both directions. the red cross working on setting up evacuation centers and an update from lake oroville where damage to two spillways led to a big evacuation as now. the lake level though has now dropped more than 45 feet from the point where it was overflowing a week ago. state officials keep reducing the flow on the main spillway. repairs continue on the emergency spillway, which was in danger of failing. a state assemblyman now wants to require annual physical inspections on all auxilliary spillways what the state

managed dams. authorities investigating a murder in marin this evening. human remains on flat form bridge road near point reyes station last night. the road is along the lagunitas creek. the sheriff's office is treating the death as a homicide. no information has been released about how the person died. fbi is also assisting. the road was closed to search for evidence and remove the remains. it is now open again. president trump is holding a campaign style event rallying huge crowds in florida just a little while ago. >> we have taken historic action to secure the southern border and i have ordered the construction of a great border wall which will start very shortly [ applause and cheers ] >> white house officials say the event is a way for the president to look past the media and speak directly to the people. cbs correspondent kenneth craig caught up with supporters and protestors. ♪[ music ] reporter: president donald trump was back in his comfort zone rallying supporters at an

airport hangar this time in melbourne, florida. >> i hear your demands. i hear your voices. and i promise you i will deliver. >> reporter: president trump was quick to defend his first month in office as he ramped up his attack on the media. >> the dishonest media which has published one false story after another -- >> right! boo! >> -- with no sources, even though they pretend they have them, they make 'em up in many cases. >> reporter: thousands of president trump's supporters waited in the blazing sun for hours to attend the rally. gene huber was first in line at 4:00 this morning. >> he made all these promises to us. and he is doing every, single promise that he mentioned. and that's the one thing that i have always believed with president trump. what he says is going to happen. this is not the first time the president has rallied here at this airport. >> reporter: thousands of the supporters also showed up in september in a county and state that helped him secure the

presidency. >> this is my 14th rally. and i have been to three mike pence rallies. >> reporter: why so many? >> i just -- i just like to support donald trump. >> reporter: across the street, hundreds of demonstrators protested against him. >> the rush of things seems suspicious and the republicans seem unwilling to pursue that. >> reporter: supporters told us they were eager to hear more about the president's promise to create jobs especially in the aerospace industry along florida's space coast. the former home of nasa's shuttle program and a county where many of those jobs have dried up. kenneth craig, cbs news, melbourne, florida. >> the president also looking at four possible candidates to replace his national security adviser. but sources tell cbs news the president's choice for navy secretary is on the verge of withdrawing his nomination. republican leaders say their plan to replace obamacare will be unveiled before the end of the month. but democrats are bracing for a fight. kpix 5's da lin was at one of

many rallies today to save the affordable care act. >> reporter: to say house minority leader nancy pelosi is disgusted with president donald trump is an understatement. she wouldn't even say his name. >> that this -- person who occupies the white house on occasion from one day or another -- [ laughter ] >> this isn't about i respect the office of the president. i don't know what the current occupant respects the office of the president. [ laughter ] >> reporter: pelosi and house democrats froms across the country organized a national day of action today to try to save the affordable care act. or obamacare. >> to make america healthy instead of make america sick again. >> reporter: they are asking voters to convince republican lawmakers to block the repeal. >> you have to talk to your friends in republican districts to tell them to call their member of congress. >> reporter: democrats don't have the numbers in the house and senate to stop the repeal. >> it won't take that much that

is to say it's only a few republicans whose votes we have to get. >> reporter: healthcare leaders say getting rid of obamacare would hurt millions. >> would unnecessarily get sicker, they would not go to seek medical care until they are really sick. >> reporter: some families also shared stories of how obamacare saved loved ones. this person says her insurance obtained through obamacare allows her to go to substance abuse treatment facility to sober up. >> had i know the gotten that care, um, i would not have had those years of productivity and possibly not even those years of life. >> reporter: it won't be easy to convince republicans to join democrats to block the repeal. pelosi says she is ready for the fight of her life! in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. pelosi says what speaker paul ryan has proposed to replace obamacare doesn't expand health coverage or lower the cost of health insurance. and coming up, bracing for bioterrorism. why microsoft cofounder bill

gates says it's time for the world to start setting aside money. >> and countdown canceled. why a spacex rocket sat on the launch pad today instead of going to space. >> coming up why dozens of people decided to take a wintertime swim in the frigid murky brown waters of the bay. next. [ laughter ] ,,

norma mccorvey was plaintiff "jane roe" in the case that ly legalized abort the woman at the center of the roe vs. wade ruling is dead. norma mccorvey was the plaintiff jane roe in the case that ultimately legalized abortion. mccorvey was unmarried, unemployed and pregnant for the third time when she challenged a texas ban in 1969. she became a pro-life activist even challenging the roe vs. wade ruling in 2005. she died of heart failure in an

assisted living facility in texas. she was 69. it's a chilling warning from bill gates. the microsoft cofounder says it's time to prepare for bioterrorism! gates spoke at a security conference in munich earlier today and said the threat of terrorists using biological weapons is just as serious as climate change or nuclear conflict. gates is urging world leaders to set aside more money to prepare for that possibility. tomorrow spacex will try once again to launch a load of supplies to the international space station. the rocket was on the launch pad in florida this morning when the mission was scrubbed just seconds before liftoff. spacex says there is a steering issue with the rocket. the spacecraft is packed with more than 5,000 pounds of cargo and experiments. today neither the threat of rain nor the chilly san francisco bay water kept hundreds from taking a plunge including the city's new police chief. it is the fifth annual dash and splash that started off with a three or five k run and then participants took part in the

polar plunge and if you look closely, you can see san francisco police chief william scott jumping in as well as a couple of 49er players wearing red shirts. this event raises thousands of dollars and awareness for the special olympics in northern california and nevada. >> and our goal is to generate about $260,000 which covers the cost of providing services for about 1,000 athletes. >> i have done that before. it's fun. >> doesn't surprise me. [ laughter ] >> some participants noticed the water was a bit more burkey -- murky that is and burkey and brown. [ laughter ] >> but rather than its usual emerald green color. we'll tell you at 6:00 why it's not a bad thing for the great cause. >> you want to get wet? there's no need to jump in the bay! just stay tuned. the forecast is coming up.

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we have another storm probably the most powerful of what we have seen in the last week headed to the bay area. it starts tomorrow, winds up sunday night. wouldn't know it by looking at the golden gate bridge with mostly clear skies and numbers in the low to mid-50s. 56 in concord, 52 in san francisco. santa rosa has 53 degrees. and there's not much lighting up the hi-def doppler either. but you look from high atop the west coast and low pressure approaching the pacific northwest is going to convey all of that moisture once again a subtropical tap right towards central california so while los angeles got hit good yesterday, the stream of that moisture now is going to be moving a little more to the north. it's not as strong a storm that hits southern california but i think it will do plenty in terms of raising the levels on the rivers by tomorrow morning at 7:00, there's just the chance of a few light showers. futurecast shows us what should be happening. as the day goes on by 4 p.m., more widespread light rain. it continues right through

monday into the morning commute. this swath of moisture centered on the bay area from santa rosa to the north to morgan hill in the south. and it just continues to rain for much of the day on monday. until we go to scattered showers by tuesday. this futurecast shows us how much rain we should be getting between now and tuesday morning and now something weird is happening if concord has more rain than redwood city or santa rosa. the center of the rain will be on top of the bay area and we'll be talking inches rather than tents. high wind alerts posted for gusts out of the southeast 35 miles an hour. this begins tomorrow night. tomorrow night and monday, the rain will return later tomorrow after some light rain during the day. it will remain wet and windy through monday night. and there is flooding potential for monday and tuesday with a delayed effect. the rivers will be peaking on tuesday. overnight lows tonight mostly in the mid-40s. light rain develops tomorrow morning highs in the mid- to

upper 50s in the extended forecast, the rain that develops later tomorrow lasts through all day monday. lingering showers on tuesday. the silver lining comes in on wednesday through the week drying out and finally keep it that way into next weekend. but in the meantime, we are going to be having some problems with this one and we'll have more details on the news at 6:00. vern? >> all right, there, brian. street strait ahead another nba all star weekend is upon us. and hey, giants fans! what's going on with buster posey in the desert? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

dunk contest... ...overshadowed, by kevin durant & nba up top. an altar weekend in the big easy. -- an all-star weekend in the big easy. kevin durant and russell westbrook. durant went out of the way to avoid westbrook today before practice. barely glanced at each other because durant didn't privately consult with westbrook before leaving oklahoma city for golden state. that's why westbrook is all hurt. fans want to witness drama and see it ironed out. younger demographic, what's the big deal? so what. so far, watch how westbrook avoided media questions. >> what's it going to be like to be in the box with durant? [ inaudible ] >> man, you know what? fashion week has been great. you seen fashion week?

it's great to have my family here, man, honestly. i'm excited to have them here. my brother, my mom and dad. it's a great experience for them. >> awkward at all being on the same team with all the warriors? you had a great series last year. >> what's your satisfaction brand, what you like? college basketball. gonzaga fans go ahead and talk smacked you earned it. the top-ranked bulldogs in white steamrolled another west coast conference foe the university of pacific. caltrans fer jordan matthew lows it in spokane. this is the scene at baylor. students camped out to get a good seat to see baylor and kansas in blue. josh jackson inside. cut baylor's lead to two late. in fact, jayhawks finished the game on an 8-0 run. the tie -- he was unable to

make it. kansas by two. 67-65. thoroughbred racing season opened its doors right in our backyard. golden gate fields for the el camino derby, mile and an eighth for three-year-olds. and look at more power to 'em. 6:1 odds two time winner here in albany owned by brett mason, who works as a horseshoer. according to track experts, you don't see ownership like that every day. >> his father was a long-time trainer. >> okay. >> and they have been groomed in the game. been part of the game since they have grown up. and they get lucky to get a horse that has a little promise. and sometimes the opportunity, we'll see what happens. >> oh, i love that horse. anyway, here's how it unfolded this just a little while ago in the running of that. 48:1 odds, went wire to wire.

and edged ann arbor eddie by a half length. more power to him just nudged out third place in place, the season unfolds to the kentucky derby. a's and giants in arizona full squad workouts. in the case of buster posey he is ramping up playing for team usa in the upcoming world baseball classic in march. what effect will that have on his workload? >> i hope not any. [ laughter ] >> i feel great now. give me another two weeks of catching bullpens and, um, running and throwing and hitting, and all, that and more i'll probably, um, be feeling back to the normal. >> here's cubs kris bryant. he is the national league mvp and you see this guy about to go into disguise? that's hall of fame pitcher greg maddux disguised as a tv

crew member who wanted to toss a few from the mound. [ laughter ] >> not too bad actually. >> thank you. ♪[ music ] >> sound guy got a good curve ball. >> can you sign that to greg maddux? >> see, i told you! >> couldn't hit me. >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> i thought that was "undercover boss." >> my favorite in that one is, wow, this sound guy -- [ laughter ] >> that's great. >> that's cute business. got seven weeks of spring training. they have to have some, you know, lighter moments. >> before we go, if you made plans to ski at tahoe this weekend, you may want to reconsider. my daughter is heading up there now. the weather report is coming up at 6:00. a lot going on on the roads have chains or maybe stay home.

right? >> yeah. you bet. >> we'll have details on the forecast. cbs weekend news is next with news updates always on cbssf.com. ♪ captioning sponsor >> morgan: deadly weather slams the west. the most powerful storm to hit southern california in years unleashes record rainfalls, washing out roads and triggering mudslides. also tonight, we are in florida as the president fires up his supporters at what could be called a reset rally. >> this is a state where we all had great victory together. thank you. >> morgan: new developments in a case that could signal a shift in imigration policy for so-called dreamers. and a little girl who lost her hair and her confidence is getting her groove back. >> i don't think the wig makes her. i think she makes the wig. this is the "cbs weekend news."