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i'm kind kim brunhuber. ahead -- >> we are not out of the woods yet. the threat to communities remains and waters will continue to rise even after these storms have passed. >> the already drenched state of california is bracing for even more storms. we'll have a report from the cnn weather center with a preview of this weekend's weather and new details in the case of the missing massachusetts mother, what she told police nine years ago about her husband. plus -- a huge explosion in the disputed ukrainian city of soledar as russia claims it has captured the city, this is amid new at...

libby. the next hour of cnn starts right now. good morning, everyone. welcome to "cnn this morning." boris -- >> did you forget my name? >> i put sorry and boris together and said soris. i didn't mean to step on you. >> it's all good. great to be with you, amara. officials in alabama say they're in recovery mode after severe storms swept through the state killing a dozen people, the latest on the recovery efforts just ahead. the white house is trying to go on with business as usual amid mounting questions over president biden's handling of classified documents. what we're lea...

buenos dias. good morning. saturday, january 14th. welcome to your weekend. i'm boris sanchez. >> good morning. i'm amara walker. you are in the "cnn newsroom." and we begin this morning out west where more than 25 million people across much of california's coastline are under flood watches this weekend. >> only two to four inches of rain are expected today. keep in mind, recent storms which have already killed at least 19 people have left the ground extremely satch-related catch rated, many the could lead to floods and mudslides. residents should be cautious venturing out in today's...

We got a lot of work to do. >> mayor perkins becoming emotional there. cnn's ryan young has more from hard-hit selma. >> the roofs are just gone. trees look like toothpicks. a lot of work to be done here. >> reporter: alabama governor kay ivey visiting selma witnessing the damage left by tornados. residents left without homes and businesses. >> it's a lot to take. i have been trying to savage what i can all day. it's just hard. it's hard. >> oh, my god, yeah, look, oh, my god. >> reporter: at least nine deaths have been reported following the severe storms that spawned more than 45 reported to...