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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America, so great to have you with us on a Sunday. Gio's feeling the music today. I am feeling, but how could you not? Yeah. A lot of

The way to start the morning. Exactly. Also, America loves a good comeback story, right? We got a lot of that, the highlights, big college football games. More on that coming up. And speaking of comebacks are Who's with Herm segment. You know, I've been way behind. You've been struggling, bud. This is the time when I turn it around. You think so? We're going to look at the NFL matchups for today and see if I can pull my record out from that number was so low. He's definitely not a comeback. You never know.

We have a lot of news to get to this morning, including the critical vote in the House expected this week on the Epstein files and what happens next.

And those images from Charlotte, North Carolina overnight, federal immigration agents descending on the city and the protests over.

A lot to get to. But we do begin with that storm that's pounding Southern California this weekend.

Massive rainfall and it's not over just yet.

We have team coverage beginning with ABC's Jacqueline Lee and Pacific Palisades.

Good morning, Jacqueline.

Hey, Janae, good morning.

Those storms led to minor rockfall and debris flow up along the highway behind me.

And while those evacuation orders may have been lifted, the rain is sticking around.

This morning, California recovering after a powerful storm soaked parts of the state.

And a 71-year-old man died after powerful floods pushed his car off a bridge in

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