KAGAN: Let's check some weather stories from right here in the U.S. Sedona, Arizona. The worst might be over from now. The winter storm that pushed Oak Creek out of its banks has moved out of the area. The floodwaters have started to recede. Nonetheless, dozens of evacuees won't be allowed to go home until officials can survey the damage this morning. Further west, the damage painfully obvious in California, where a powerful Pacific storm raked that state north to south. Statewide, the storm related death toll stands at five. Northern California is now under a winter storm warning, and a series of storms will pound the region for the next several days.</s>KAGAN: Rob Marciano is watching weather for us today. Rob, wet stuff in California.</s>ROB MARCIANO, CNN METEOROLOGIST: Yes, it's all the messes is out west -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: We're going to focus on help ahead. Just ahead, donations pour in from all over the world to aid in tsunami relief efforts. We're going to take a look at who's lending a helping hand. Also, what's being done to help family members find their loved ones? These stories and more still ahead when CNN LIVE TODAY returns.
Pacific Storm Kills Five in California