larry was elisa's golden goose, but elisa was sarah's golden goose.riangle. larry had just told her, the day before he was killed, two days before he was killed, that he wanted her gone, he wanted her fired. keith morrison: so, said testa, it was sarah who had the motive to kill larry. sarah's lawyer, of course, saw it differently. this seems like a classic instance of evil sort of wrapping around a sweet, young little baby. keith morrison: at the trial, defense attorney kevin clymo portrayed elisa as a black widow, a sophisticated con artist who wanted her husband dead. and sarah was her innocent and terrified pawn. keith morrison: really? now prosecutor testa introduced ginger miller. remember her, the other secretary who worked alongside sarah and elisa? she said, in the days and weeks after larry vanished, elisa and sarah seemed to feel anything but remorse. they're laughing together. they're shopping together. they're eating together. they're sleeping in the same bed together. she is living at her house. so they were not really working, were they

let's go to elisa raffa al-qaim. elisa i know just seeing that is incredible as they deal with that in california, we also know ice making travel difficult in parts of the east today. so we've got a lot, a lot going on. >> yeah, and the tornado in california has just been so mind boggling. california averages nine tornadoes in the entire year. there are some places in the country where you get that in an entire event. ef one 90 mile per hour winds only on the ground for five minutes. and it did all of that damage that camilla was explaining. here's a look at some of those wind gusts 78mph in monterey, 83 mile per hour gusts in san francisco. and that was part of that tornado warning that was issued for san francisco that has never been issued before. straight line winds of 80mph came through there. not a tornado. we've got this storm that's continuing to move on shore. the one from yesterday kind of exited out. and then we have a new one that's going to prompt a new atmospheric river as we go into the workweek. we're

elisa raffa is in the cnn weather center. camilla, to you first. i mean, what are you hearing about the extent of damage hey, fred, so you mentioned some of the damage. >> it is the downed trees, the power lines, the power outages. and then, of course, those flipped trees. it is. or excuse me, those flipped cars. it's crazy to think about that when these people are just not used to that in this area. that ef one tornado with recorded winds of up to 90mph at their peak. and so that's what caused a lot of this damage. and that's why today you have a lot of those cleanup efforts and people sort of returning back to normal after the shock of it, because people are just not used to this kind of weather in the bay area, tornadoes are not common. and so officials telling people to stay away from the area where the tornado hit so that they can continue those cleanup efforts. and unfortunately, we do know that several people were taken to the hospital with injuries. a lot of it because of those flipped cars and people just running to try to help whoever was

meteorologist elisa raffa joining us now. and, elisa, a lot of people on the move today. what do we need to know about travel? >> we've got a couple of problem spots. one in the south where we have showers and storms that will ignite with the afternoon daytime heat and humidity, and then the pacific northwest will be a problem, not just today, but really through a lot of the week. we have an atmospheric river unloading the series of storms. you can see some delays likely today from seattle to portland and even down towards san francisco. we have rain and snow coming on shore along the west coast. we've got a winter alerts in effect where we could find another foot of snow possible in some of the highest elevations, and this could come with winds upwards of 60mph. that would create blowing snow. poor visibility could take down some tree limbs and power lines. so we continue with that rain and snow today. and then like i mentioned, maybe brief lulls, but it continues a series of storms as we go through the weekend. just through friday alone, we're looking at 2 to 4in of rai

elisa, thank you so much. and as elisa just told us in new york state, there was thunder snow on top of nearly four feet of snow in parts of that state. there was that thunder storm, thunder snow phenomenon. this is what it sounds like let's turn now to cnn correspondent polo sandoval, who is live in new york. paula, tell us more about how people are handling this extreme weather that blue on the map you just talked about. >> we are definitely feeling it here in new york city with those very chilly wind chills. and it's really what so many americans throughout the country are experiencing. but really, the worst of the worst. about 400 miles northwest of here, near erie, pennsylvania, where officials there have been dealing just with the snowy mess for days now record setting snowfall is complicating the post-thanksgiving ride home for travelers in the great lakes region. >> this could be a 24 to 35 inch snow for sure. >> daily snowfall totals have paralyzed stretches of the highly trafficked i-90 corridor this

a welcome elisa. so a guilty verdict against the ex husband. what else can you tell us? slow right now. the jacks. just reading out the different word. it full of the about 50. accuse here in of in your fuss a sofa. one of them has been found guilty. maybe not of old charges, but overall it seems like the judges indeed moving into a box direction, the sentences. so how many use that could possibly spend in prison that will be announced right off to what's right. and what sort of lens are they looking at about they're looking at uh, you know, up to 18 years in prison for a very pop from the ex husband. you could face up to 20 unit 20 years in prison. that's at least what the accusation house been asking for. mind you. many people here at this cool house for you that you know demonstrate is outside for you that they, that should be really tough sentences in this case. so that it could be marked a water, said positively, they're saying it is obvious that these happen because they are videos and these people should now be found guilty and sentenced to long, long time in pris

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cnn meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking its path. i mean, it's really harrowing to hear about this woman cat's experience as she saw this tornado touched down. uh, are there any risk areas still, and will there be any relief soon? >> we are still dealing with tornado watches as this same line of storms continues to charge eastward. after today, things will calm down. but we're still not done yet. we have a stretch of tornado watches from charlotte down through savannah, including charleston, columbia, south carolina. all of this until 1:00 this afternoon. as this line continues to move east, the tornado watches stretch down to the panhandle this morning, where we still have some severe thunderstorms. this line, again has just been intense with damaging winds. looks like we have a tornado warning right there in upstate south carolina just to the west there of greenville. we've got this line of severe thunderstorm warnings stretching from greenville, south carolina, all the way down to augusta. this entire line has a push of 60mph dama

cnn's camila bernal is in california at elisa raffa is in the cnn weather center. camilla, let's begin with you. what are you hearing about the extent of the damage from this very rare tornado? there hey, fred, so you mentioned the cleanup efforts. >> that's really what's going on right now because of some of what you saw in the video and what you heard from the residents there winds up to 90mph at its peak during this tornado. so of course, so much potential for downed trees, for downed power lines, power outages, cars that were flipping have been thrown off the road. that's what people there were having to deal with. but the other aspect of all of this is that this is not common in this area. so people just not expecting to deal with an ef one tornado. this was extremely rare and just caught a lot of people off guard, even though of course there was this warning, it's just not something that happens in northern california. so officials telling people to stay away from the area where that tornado hit, specifically as they cleaned up a lot of these cars. we do know

cnn's elisa raffa joins us now. and alisa, we're talking about a level four out of five threat, but not just small e-f tornadoes three or higher. that's significant. >> strong tornadoes. this is a type of setup that we see in april or may. we are in late december. people really need to stay on alert for the potential for strong, violent tornadoes as we go through the afternoon, evening and even overnight. today it has been active the last couple of days across the gulf coast. i mean, we've already had 14 reports of tornado sightings across the south, and this is the risk for today. so a lot of the same areas under the gun as we go through the afternoon. there's that red level four out of five risk from alexandria, louisiana over towards jackson, mississippi. this is where we could have some strong violent tornadoes, ef3 or greater. these are the type of tornadoes where you need to be in a safe place. you know, interior rooms, basements, storm shelters. again, this could be a very active day for us today. strong torn

cnn meteorologist elisa raffa joins us now. it looking melissa, we're finally finding these temperatures warm up after the cold snap that we've had since thanksgiving. >> you've got temperatures nearing 60 degrees in saint louis little rock, middle 50s in nashville. we have that arctic air still bottled up in interior new england. but we're really finding temperatures on the uphill climb. you've got this cold air moving out where we have temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday. as we start to thaw out again, what's happening is is that cold snap is starting to exit north and east. you've got warmer air that's coming in and that will send these temperatures on the other side of average. we'll find these highs going into the low 60s. in atlanta, average is 58 degrees. even washington, d.c. getting some temperatures in the 60s above average. there little rock and nashville as well. finding these temperatures on the warmer side of things. look at what happens though. we'll find these temperatur

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for more on this, we have meteorologist elisa raffa tracking it all. good morning. to see you. >> good morning danny. we've got two storms that we're watching. here's a look at where you can have some delays from the storm system in the south. that could create some heavy rain and severe weather from dallas down towards houston and new orleans. and then we have this atmospheric river that just keeps this series of storms in the pacific northwest. problems from seattle to portland, down towards san francisco. we've got lightning with some of these showers coming on shore, oregon, this morning. you've already got some of that rain and snow. a lot of winter alerts, especially in some of those higher elevations where we could get up to a foot of snow in some of these spots. plus, the wind will whip. we're talking winds up to 60mph possible, especially at the highest mountain peaks. so all of this will create some messy travel conditions along the west coast as we go through the day today, and then watch as we have more that comes in as we go into friday. so we're lookin

meteorologist elisa raffa here with us.ere will folks need to give themselves some extra time in the country? because, you know, storms. >> yeah, the pacific northwest is going to be a big problem spot over the next several days. we also have storms that will blow up across the south as we go through the today as well. we've got rain and snow from seattle down towards portland. you can see some lightning strikes too, even getting on shore. northern california and oregon as we have an atmospheric river taking shape. series of storms will roll through as we go through the week. here's a look at all the winter alerts. we've got warnings in effect, because we can get up to a foot or more of snow, and some of those highest elevations that will also come with some wind gusts up to 60mph. so blowing snow a concern again in the highest mountain peaks, you can see the rain and snow as we go through the day today. another round going into tonight and tomorrow morning as we just keep this active pattern pumping. multiple storms on the

amara walker. >> all right, elisa raffa, thank you very much. president elect donald trump sides with elon musk on a hot button immigration issue that's dividing some of his most faithful followers. we're going to go inside the controversy straight ahead. and with only about three weeks left in his presidency. newly released images raised new doubts about president biden's claim that he never had any business related contact with his son. and dramatic new video shows the moment a train crashes into a fire truck in florida, injuring more than a dozen people. what we know about the investigation a little later. >> andy, it has been one wild year. >> i know that whole new live stream was crazy. >> what you have been following actual news, right? oh, boy. >> new year's eve live with anderson and andy. live coverage starts at eight on cnn and streaming live on max. >> best part of the party? snooping in the bathroom. ooh! party fell. not listening to your dentist. make the sonicare switch para champ. be gentle, be effective. be you. i love you. >> hi

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cnn's elisa raffa. joining us now with all that's going on and it's not even peak tornado season, i thought that passed. >> typically we get outbreaks like this in april and may. so to see an outbreak to this caliber in december is rare. we can get tornadoes in spring and in winter, but really need to stay on guard for some violent weather, likely later on this afternoon and evening. these are the reports already that we've had over the last 48 hours. 14 tornado reports. and as we go through the day, you can see the area at risk is pretty similar. some of the same areas could get beat up again. here's a look though. this is a moderate level four out of five severe risk. we're not just talking about a couple of tornadoes. we're talking about a couple of strong tornadoes, violent tornadoes possible from alexandria, louisiana, over towards jackson, mississippi, even stretching into parts of alabama, even in the orange area that stretches towards birmingham, we could be looking at some strong tornadoes. the

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days and listen to this thunder snow in copenhagen, new york thunder, snow kind of wild meteorologist elisa raffa tracking the latest conditions from the cnn weather center and alisa, i know temperatures are expected to plummet this week for much of the country. >> yeah, the coldest air that we've had so far this season and the lake effect snow has been so dynamic. that's why we're hearing thunder snow. it just goes to show how powerful some of these bands are, how much moisture they're picking up, how quickly that air is rising and how much snow is dumping. we're actually getting some lake effect snow right now off of or off of all the lakes, but we have the thunder, snow, lightning bolts coming up on radar off lake huron across parts of canada. we've got intense, heavy bands from cleveland over towards erie, south of buffalo, still snowing near orchard park where the bills are about to kick off. that game soon. we've got intense snow bands also just south of watertown. i 81 also with some problems, so the road conditions are incredibly dangerous and treacherous because these bands are win

meteorologist elisa raffa is tracking it all for us. good morning lisa.yeah, this is pretty gnarly, especially for the end of a holiday week. >> in december. >> right? >> this is an image that we're more used to seeing in the spring. just incredible picturesque tornadoes yesterday in texas that did disrupt travel at the dallas airports. we had some flash flooding there that caused some ground stops. you know, at the time. >> i mean, these are look at the reports. you can see the string of tornadoes for parts of east texas. these are the reports that will need to be sifted through to get confirmation and see how strong they were. another string of them through louisiana this morning. we still have that line of storms, not quite as strong as it was yesterday. we don't have any watches in effect right now, but we could find those storms reigniting as we go through the day today. the risk today is a little bit lower, but we're more concerned about tomorrow. you can see it's a level three out of five enhanced risk of severe weather across the south. that's whe

casey. >> all right elisa raffa for us this morning. alisa thank you. all right.coming up here after the break, after more than 50 years in power, the assad regime is over. after less than a two week offensive by rebel forces. plus, president elect donald trump pledging to keep his campaign promises with hardline immigration policies implemented on day one. >> president trump regardless, on day one, is going to issue a series of executive orders that seal the border, shut and begin the largest deportation operation in american history from creating memories to finding the perfect gift let us make this holiday season a little easier right now, save up to $60 on select as battery sets. >> happy holidays from steal like a relentless weed. >> moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya with rapid relief at four weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation at one year. many people experienced remission and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and incr

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all right, elisa, thank you so much. all right. the countdown to kickoff is officially on army-navy. need we say anymore? it's the 125th gridiron clash between these two historic service academies. it's about honor. it's about duty. and let's be honest, it's a little bit about some trash talking. cnn's coy wire is live for us in landover, maryland, ahead of today's matchup. he doesn't do the trash talking, but a lot of the players and the fans will be. how are you doing? no doubt about it. >> great, fredricka. >> the 34th president of the united states, dwight eisenhower, who played for army west point, said army and navy are the best of friends. >> 300 and 64.5 days of the year. but this one saturday afternoon, they are the worst of enemies. >> this rivalry is loaded with tradition and pageantry. one of the more recent and fun traditions has become the special uniforms made specifically for this game. navy's will honor the jolly rogers aviation unit with their iconic skull and crossbones insignia, coloring, and striping that repre

elisa raffa with the latest for us. thanks so much.king news out of syria right now. a source telling cnn rebels appear to have entered the capital of damascus as the bashar al-assad regime's defenses collapse. we're going to have much more on the stunning, quick moving developments next laura coates live weeknights at 11 eastern on cnn. >> this holiday, verizon will turn your old or broken phone into a gift trade in any phone in any condition, and get samsung galaxy s24 plus with circle to search and watch and tab all three on us survive the holidays with samsung powered by verizon everyone's running to subway for three. >> all new spicy footlongs. wait, subway did what? that's right. they're bringing the heat with creamy sriracha, jalapenos and all new ghost pepper bread. but hurry these subs are only here for a limited time. >> why do nfl players choose a sleep number? >> smart bed. i like to sleep cool and i like to sleep even cooler. >> i really like it when we both get what we want. >> introducing the new sleep number climacool s

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and that's frustrates to power us to correspondent lisa louis who is in the french parliament elisa, what can we expect to see in the coming hours the well as i'm speaking in parliament, terry, i was actually discussing 2 motions of no confidence to motions of sense are behind but he's still was over there. one of them brought in by the last is likely to get through. and as you said, that would bring down the government's li, live fonts without a functioning government that wouldn't be attached to governments stepping in until the amount of my call a points, a new prime minister. this is really a crucial moment in french politics, as you might be able to tell by what you're seeing behind me. lots of journalists have come up to the national assembly. i've never actually seen that many still is covering what's happening here in front today at the national, somebody from the bottom. and so we're looking at the potential toppling of the french. got the government. could you remind us how we got to this point? well what happens was basically earlier this year, french president in my, my c

the prime minister is called on international community to help retrieve some of the money or elisa side of the office started. i said it wasn't just put shuttle. i said there was a whole system of plundering the results of the wealth of the syrian people. but not that money should have been used to fund the reconstruction of syria and we should seek help. so this from the international community, because that money is the money of the syrian people, incur the president of the commission. stuff on the line has met the turkish preston to discuss the situation in syria, which it happened once as tequila will not allow syria to become a base for the kurdish separatists to get a dash the flies against iceland. the p. k. candidates extensions tops the list of issues we discussed and out towards to the key is the only country that defeated both terrorist organizations on the ground. pity it's the only need to remember to do so. we will certainly not allow these organizations to grow. there was a place for neither i so nor the p k, k and it's to relatives in the future of our region. as well as

little betty's gift company has also received some financial backing from the scheme. 0wner elisa thomasonline marketplace. she says having a physical presence on the high street is important, and her shop trade alone has increased by 14%. she's also opened a new balloon shop within the last month. we saw a slight dip in the footfall, so we decided to open up a balloon shop on the other side. we got support with the local council for that with the regeneration grant, so we've opened a balloon side and hope that that will kind of see us through the next year 01’ so. and championing local businesses is key to the town's survival. in 2019, wellington had a really poor above—the—national—average rate of vacant units — it was 15%. we're now just under 4%. about 50 new independent businesses have opened up. and the zero—waste little green pantry is one of them. keli king started her business on a market stall five years ago, and was then offered a grant to open an empty shop in the town, following covid. she also trades online and says it's a major part of her business. we have a website as well

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elisa raffa, thank you so much president-elect trump's decision last night to nominate fierce loyalistead the fbi has set the scene for a fiery confirmation battle on capitol hill. some republican lawmakers are already saying they'd back his nomination, but others striking a more cautious tone. so what are his chances of getting confirmed by the senate? cnn senior data reporter harry enten is here to break it down let's start first. hi, harry, with how the betting markets feel about patel's chances of getting confirmed. >> shalom. good evening to you. let's take a look first at those betting markets as you mentioned it. right. all right. so what's the chance that kash patel is confirmed to lead the fbi? look, it's close. it's close but it's a majority. yes. it's 60% compared to 40% for now. and of course, we should point out, you know, the betting markets had that matt gaetz was not going to make it. in fact before he stepped out, it was majority no. so this is a little bit of a different market right. patel is the favorite to get confirmed at this point. but look, 60%. yes 40%. no it'

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the 2nd time this month the opposition hesitated to impeach elisa there's been a stopping attack and is well medic say, a woman in her seventy's was seriously wounded and later died. the incident took place in the coastal city of has leah security forces, save the suspects, was short and has been arrest gentleman, president frank volt. this time a is expected to dissolve parliament. announce not collections for february 23rd. that's often sort of schultz lost a confidence votes and parliament this month. germany is struggling to revive it. sold economy, which has been hit hard by high energy prices. and this disagreement with russia over the will in ukraine. i speak to a correspondent dominant can you joins us now from the outlet. and so tell me what happens now. and so what's happening today is the combination of a price that stocks itself back in, move in the window, then government collapsed with disagreements between the relevant coalition partners. then on the 16th of december, that motion of confidence which shots brought to try and full selections, which he then lost meant tha

and he met with the full, the prime minister to discuss the political transition along with elisa of hyatt. so here is some then any but the mission, we started from nothing but we've been able to achieve so many things i think got. so you will see that we have some people with expertise. we are not starting from scratch. we also need to benefit from expertise that exist under. we're not going to have to go off every one of them we weren't. and the reason that to us is dr. resources, but we weren't able to achieve so many things. so if he show up on some okay, well so, so don has more offensive must guess. ready it's not just a one time stride, that's what these riley is going back to. now actually, it's a systemic one. and now the saying that they are a means to destroy syria's defense defense basis. now, now that today they have sheets, 3 major, a pause one in comes the in the north of the country, another one in homes, the companies to our largest city, and then the message a port in, in damascus. so just 8 kilometers away from damascus. and it's not only the mid 3, it'd be this t

volleyball in the neighborhood called the all the the for the neighborhood in the heart of the city of elisa and miss severest cars in humanitarian aid and other services that the city has lacked since the beginning of the, the a military operation of the off position forces. and as you can see behind the currently, humanitarian teens are entering the city and trying to provide much needed assistance to the most vulnerable and the people of the civil use of the city of a live. both. we've talked to those who made terry and themes as they told us that they're gonna try to, you know, step by step to provide additional services for the city. but currently the trying to meet the basic needs a day to day needs of the people that are in the area that we saw in the last couple of days. and you always have the steps of their response and the city of the city on the vehicle there. and they told us that their most needing items, our bread and water invest, what's currently and yours are our focusing on providing currently a bread distribution is spread across the city of other for nothing. oh, there i

so just weeks and the post is the 2nd time this month. elisa neal position has voted to impeach. alida the person present automatically attends as most ago, is open to a proposal by slovakia to host peace tools with ukraine who 10 months back in present 5 minutes the robot fico at the kremlin, during an unannounced visit on sunday. your claims government has not responded and then you switch it around cuz i was supposed to be asked for the place of talks from you yesterday from the prime minister. finkel said that if it comes to negotiations, they'd be happy to provide their own country as a platform for adults. we are not opposed. if it comes to that, you're saying that's cause i have been asking you to shut the bottle of a she's in moscow for us and unit, putting a green that to survive kit, hosting the piece towards. what does this say about his readiness for negotiations? a fellow, to be honest, he always says about his wretchedness of full rushes, negotiations, and if possible, any possible peace talks. but on russia's conditions, as of russia is no. reggie, for any concessions th

owner elisa thomason started her etsy company five years ago, and says she's had to learn new skillsotfall, so we decided to open up a balloon shop on the other side. we got support with the local council for that with the regeneration grant, so we've opened a balloon side and hope that that will kind of see us through the next year 01’ so. and championing local businesses is key to the town's survival. in 2019, wellington had a really poor above—the—national—average rate of vacant units — it was 15%. we're now just under 4%. about 50 new independent businesses have opened up. and the zero—waste little green pantry is one of them. keli king started her business on a market stall five years ago, and was then offered a grant to open an empty shop in the town, following covid. she also trades online and says it's a major part of her business. we have a website as well that we've had for about two or three years, and that really allows people to connect with us before they even step through the door. so it's really a permanent shop front that's open all hours — people can go on there and

he was convicted of second-degree murder and providing a lethal dose to elisa a lethal dose of fentanylcade web and 2021. kate is the brother of logan webb who plays for the giants. the defense filed a motion for new trial. the judge denied that reporter juliet smith has more. >> fentanyl is now the number one killer for 18 to 45 year old. and this is the first time in placer county. a defendant has been charged with murder by a jury for a fentanyl related deaths. there were tears from the webb family and others who have lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning cousin is loking web star pitcher for the san francisco giants. espn partnered with the family to create a documentary on kate's murder and the dangers of fentanyl. i'm deeply humbled. >> to have a platform to share kate story at a national level. i always kind of look at the sky before i i make my start 11. >> logan who dedicated this past season to his cousin says the hardest part of making the film was reliving this preventable tragedy. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the bay bridge and kro

think congresswoman elisa stefano from upstate new york who will probably have no problem being confirmed as the united states ambassador to the united nations, but the problem is when she is confirmed, she will reduce the republican majority in the house of representatives by one, same thing. donald trump's choice of national security advisor, which does not require senate confirmation, so he will definitely leave the house of representatives for that job and reduce the republican majority by another seed, but keep an eye on congressman mike walls because he is now tonight on the public list of possible replacements for pete hegseth as secretary of defense. and matt gaetz already reduced the house majority by a seat when he resigned the house after being selected for attorney general by donald trump. and so, taking three members of the house of representatives for his administration before donald trump knew what the final count of republicans would be in the house of representatives, will reduce the republican majority in the house of representatives to exactly 2 seats at the beginning o

cnn's elisa raffa explains the weather system that led to these very different conditions across theea. >> downtown san francisco had its first ever tornado warning issued early on saturday. we've got a powerful storm coming onshore and it was able to have enough moisture instability to create some twist in the atmosphere, and that's what triggered this tornado warning early on saturday that included downtown san francisco. you can see that twist or that rotation coming in off the pacific ocean and then cutting across the san francisco bay area. now, even without the tornado warning, the storm has been so powerful, it has been picking up gusts 83mph at the san francisco international airport, one of their strongest gusts on record. monterey 78mph. a lot of areas with gusts over 65mph. and again, that's just the breadth of how powerful this storm is. we get a little bit of a break going into sunday, but we have another powerful storm that comes on shore as we start out the workweek. so the winds will pick up again and so will the rain and even the snow. we're going to tack on more sno

cnn meteorologist elisa rafah has more on that storm, and the next one that's expected to hit the westernthis week. >> we had an incredibly active weekend of weather in california. >> we had an ef one tornado confirmed in scotts valley that sits about an hour south of san francisco. >> we had 90 mile per hour winds in that twister, and it was able to snap trees, downed power lines and overturned cars, injuring some people. >> now, this is incredibly rare for the bay area. i mean, we're talking only nine tornadoes on average happening here in california. the storm was so powerful, we had winds up at 78mph in monterey, 83 mile per hour gusts at the san francisco airport that was clocked during a tornado warning that was triggered in the san francisco bay area. their first ever tornado warning in history. no tornado was confirmed out of this, but those 80 mile per hour gusts did do some damage to trees and power lines there as well. that storm working its way east. but we have another one that's already on its way in, and atmospheric river will develop as we go into the week. so more rain an