mike churchill: the kid said, "hey, mom stop." barely hit the car on the back in of the suv. >> the rare twister in california comes as people in the midwest and south continue cleaning up after an outbreak of deadly tornadoes this week. pastor barry reynolds, whose church was among hundreds of structures destroyed in mississippi, called it a test from god. barry reynolds: he testing out faith, testing how strong we're gonna be. >> at this red cross shelter in holly springs, donations of food, clothing, and even christmas gifts have poured in. eddie smith: i've just not seen this kind of generosity in a single county anywhere i've worked. >> neighbors determined to keep the giving spirit alive in the face of so much loss. don champion, cbs news. shaina: another bizarre storm developing in the southern plain is forecast to bring heavy rain and blizzard conditions to the region this weekend and the first snow of the season for the unseasonably warm northeast next week. and an update now on the latest from the iowa d.o.t. everything

. >> mike churchill saw a tree crash down on his neighbor's car. child was inside. >> the kid said hey mom, stop, and hit the back and just barely hit the car at the back of the suv. >> rare tornados in california commas the people in the midwest and south come from deadly tornados there this week. pastor barry reynolds, his church among hundreds of structures destroyed in mississippi called it a test from god. >> test our fate. >> at this red cross shelter in holly springs, donations of food, clothing, even christmas gifts, have poured in. >> i've just not seen this kind of generosity in a single county anywhere i've worked. >> neighbors determined to keep the giving spirit alive in the face of so much lost. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police in north carolina say a shooting that forced the closure after charlotte mall on christmas eve was with the result after feud among group of people. the altercation broke out yesterday afternoon, off duty officer nearby heard gunshots and responded. the officer confronted the armed person, who

. >> reporter: mike churchill saw a tree crash down on his neighbor's car, a child inside. >> the kid said, hey mom, stop. and it hit the back and just barely hit the car on the back end of the suv. >> reporter: the rare tornadoes in california come as people in the midwest and south continue cleaning up after an outbreak of deadly tornadoes there this week. pastor barry reynolds, hose' church was among hundreds of structures destroyed in mississippi, called it a test from god. >> he testing our faith, testing how strong we gonna be. >> reporter: at this red cross shelter in holly springs, donations of food, clothing and even christmas gifts have poured in. >> i have just not seen this kind of generosity in a single county anywhere i've worked. >> reporter: neighbors determined to keep the giving spirit alive in the face of so much loss. don champion, cbs news. >>> you have fewer mass transit options today. muni operating on a very limited schedule for christmas. some routes won't be running. and the other local transit agencies including bart, caltrain and vta will operate on sunday

. >> reporter: mike churchill saw neighbor's car. a child was inside. >> my kid said hey, mom, stop and hit the back and just barely hit the car, the back end of the suv. >> reporter: the rare tornadoes in california come as people in the midwest and south continue cleaning up after an outbreak of deadly tornadoes there this week. pastor barry reynolds whose church was among hundreds of structures destroyed in mississippi call it had a test from god. >> he's testing our faith. he's testing how strong we're going to be. >> reporter: at this red cross >> i've just not seen this kind of generosity in a single county anywhere i've worked. >> reporter: neighbors determined to keep the giving spirit alive in the face of so much loss. weather isn't over. people in texas, oklahoma, louisiana and arkansas face the threat of more storms through jamie? >> we hope it's not that bad. don champion here in new york, thank you. >>> heavy rain triggered widespread flooding in the deep south. families in parts of georgia had just minutes to escape flo

. >> reporter: mike churchill saw a tree crash down on his neighbor's car, a child was inside. >> theaid, hey, mom, stop. and it hit the back and just barely -- just barely hit the car in the back end of the suv. >> reporter: the rare tornadoes in california come as people in the midwest and south continue cleaning up after an outbreak of deadly tornadoes there this week. pastor barry reynolds, whose church was among hundreds of structures destroyed in mississippi, called it a test from god. >> he testing our faith, testing how strong we gonna be. >> reporter: at this red cross shelter in holly springs donations of food, clothing and even christmas gifts have poured in. >> i have just not seen this kind of generosity in a single county anywhere i have worked. >> reporter: neighbors determined to keep the giving spirit alive in the face of so much loss. don champion, cbs news. >> i hate to tell you about this on christmas day but police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman inside a san francisco church! happened on wednesday night at st. charles on south van ness avenue. the woman

mike: if you travel up into canada right now, look at these temperatures. churchill, -20. that' s the cold that is going to come down here. let me give you an idea of what is happening. this is the winter weather advisory. it doesn' t go in effect until tomorrow night. we' ve got to get some cold air in place. as you see outside, it' s just to warm out there. the key to this one is really going to be that tuesday morning commute. that is going to be our biggest issue. it' s not that much snow, but timing is everything. 1-3 inches during the morning commute, first of the season, you get the idea of the problems. we could even see some ice inland. that is why things will be very slippery. temperatures in the 40' s and 50' s, but as the cool air comes in, it' s going to be with us tomorrow. temperatures hovering just above the freezing mark at best, and tomorrow night, when the snow starts to come in, it will be cold enough for that. we have that leading edge of cold air pushing in. we will talk more about that timeline and the snow arrival and when you can see the switchover

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