unbelievable. it humbles yah. sotit's devastatingsothouses can be rebuilt. there just glass and wood and stuff.sot i'm just glad everyone is ok. in addition to destroying this home, the mudslide also continues to threaten the homes on either side. both have been red tagged by the city and are considered uninhabitable. one home has already suffered some damage and the other has several feet of mud in the back yard. major flooding in marin county has caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to homes and cars along the corte madera creek. this road in kentfield is now flooded

for the third time in the last few weeks. home owner, mitch levine says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house. somewhat after getting a canoe ride to his house... levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. meanwhile, one driver found themself caught in flood waters that submerged their car in a matter of minutes. you can see their small

white car with rescue crews on scene. firefighters came to the resuce of that driver using a kayak and jet ski. no one was injured in this incident. make sure you have the kron four app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's free for both apple and android devices. breaking overnight... one man is in critical condition this morning after a shooting in antioch. it happened at 10:00 last night on west 8th street just off of west 10th. police were responding to an unrelated call when they heard gunshots. they found a man lying in the street with several gunshot wounds. police say witnesses in the area are not cooperating with the investigation. no other details have been released. a case that could potentially go to the u-s supreme court played out in a federal court here in san francisco. three appeals

court judges heard arguments over president trump's travel ban yesterday. the judges grilled a justice department lawyers on whether the ban was intended to discriminate againt muslims. the court says it will decide as soon as possible if a lower court stay of the executive order will remain in effect. coming up.. major traffic backup on the penninsula after the storm. a closer look at a mudslide that's disrupted the roadway. and school closures in the bay area because of the severe storm. when you can expect to get your kids back into class. plus tons of water closed a busy east bay road... we have the conditions in fremont this morning after the break.

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4 viewer. you can see a car trying to drive through the water. driving through the water is very dangerous because you can never be sure exactly how deep the water really is. you are taking a live look at storm tracker four. toss to weather or traffic weather update: showers can be

expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with

dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

happening now. niles canyon road is back open in

fremont this morning after severe flooding. there was approximately two feet of water on the roadway. the nearby alameda creek rose fast... bringing an enormous amounts of water and uprooting trees in its path. there were also some large problems on the penninsula. kron4's maureen kelly gives us an upclose look at some major traffic disruptions on highway- 84 in woodside. rain loosened rocks....and some big boulders came down onto highway 84 east of skyline blvd this morning.....closing off the westbound lane to traffic....and the trouble is....this was the good side of this section....the east bound side has been closed for weeks....check out the cracks in the ashplat....the ground beneath it is washing out.... this situation made worse when this stand of six redwoods fell last week....see this peg....it was a monitor put into this same section of the road back in 2006 when there was a similar problem......it's not supposed to be sticking out....it means

the road has slipped six inches.standupthe crews out here think they should have this slide cleaned up and westbound 84 back open sometime by wedneday afternoon they are hopingbut the job to reopen eastbound 84 could take six months.but this isn't the only spot where there's trouble on this road.....which below the slide is only open to locals starting from portola road...for good reason.....since there are little slides.....all over causing hazards for motorists. this one apparently took a young tree down with it, the force of teh slide, snapping it some of the newer residents are surprised to be dealing with rural problems so close to the civilization of silicon valley.a few weeks ago we had a power outage that lasted 4 days and then a tree fell and broke our water main so we didn't have water for four days.the road problems are more managable, we are glad to have power and water...i hope it stays that way.but at least 65 people who live around hwy 84 west of skyline blvd did have their power knocked out....for a chunk of the day.....when a power pole came down......another casuality of the storm.maureen kelly kron4 news.

bart service has restroed this morning after a person was struck and killed by a train. it happened between the richmond and el cerrito del norte stations just before 6:00 last night. bus service was provided by the alameda-contra costa transit district when the stations were closed. the idenity of the victim has not been released. in the north bay. several roads are closed in napa county after downed trees and mud made a mess. this mudslide covered several hundred feet along redwood road. county workers say this slide happened at around 4:00 yesterday morning. no one was injured. but roughly a thousand- people have lost power because of it. crews say such a massive mudslude could take a few days to clean up. apart. another tree fell on

power lines farther north in saint helena. this giant pine tree has caused a major power outage in that area as well. rain totals in napa county were just about 3-inches. all that wet weather caused a closure of several roads because of flooding. some of them, including big ranch road at oak knoll avenue which was able to reopen yesterday still ahead on the kron for morning news. severe weather hits other parts of the country. we'll give you a closer look at a tornado that struck new orleans. and a closer look at the bay area. here is a live look at strom tracker four. anny hong will have a full weather forecast in just a few minutes.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 in national news this morning.... a tornado struck new orleans, causing heavy damage to buildings in the city and surrounding areas. more severe weather is expected to hit the central- gulf- coast region- to the ohio valley, ahead of a strong, cold front. this.... all according to the national weather service.... andy rose has the details. mos: "a tornado just hit baton rouge east"governor john bel edwards declared a state of emergency for louisiana after a powerful storm system swept through much of the southeast part of the state. the storm hit late tuesday morning, bringing with it a tornado that damaged homes and businesses. gov. john bel edwards/ louisiana: "it's been a tough day for the state of louisiana. in at least six

parishes we had a total of seven tornadoes. but the good lord has blessed us with not a single fatality reported or confirmed at this time."videos and photos of the area show a devastating scene, with cars and trees tossed around and buildings torn apart. nasa's michoud assembly facility in new orleans, one of the largest manufacturing facilities in the world, was damaged in the storm and reported some employees suffered minor injuries. mayor mitchell landrieu/ new orleans: "we do have a couple dozen individuals who have minor injuries and 5 or 6 with more significant injuries that we aren't ready to report on yet"governor edwards toured the damage hours after the storm hit, and praised the quick response of emergency crews gov. john bel edwards/ louisiana: "we're getting too good to responding to disasters here in louisiana, and that's because we get too much practice. but, it's a good thing when we're called upon."according to the national weather service....very large hail, strong winds and tornadoes will be possible in the lower mississippi river valley and central gulf coast states through tuesday.i'm andy rose, reporting. still ahead. the storm forces school closures in the bay area. when you

can expect to take your kids back to school. plus quick action helped save many in east palo alto during the storm. how a rising creek stopped from overflowing into a condo complex. anny? ááadlib wx tzáá

you are taking a live look at storm tracker four. and the rain is making for a wet commute. as we take a look at bridges across the bay area. toss to weather or traffic

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty

southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

schools in marin county are expected to reopen this morning. but many were closed yesterday due to the storm. and there could be more closures later this week. kron four's spencer blake checked out some of the closed schools -- and talked to students. the empty parking lot at tamalpais high school almost made it look like a saturday. though tam high was one of 27 schools in marin county that

canceled classes, keeley lanigan had already started walking to it."there was all these puddles and i got super wet. but yeah, it was raining really hard and there was flooding."a snapped sapling in front of campus was evidence of the wind, and the wood chips on the sidewalk show how high the water rose.most of it receded by the afternoon, but there were still some lanes that were too dangerous to drive in.over in larkspur, this group of kids went to school anyway.to play basketball."it was on snapchat. i just saw a few people like video taping it from over here. it was getting like really high from the tippy top."he's talking about the corte madera creek, just yards from kent middle school. it had risen at least up to this walking trail early tuesday when students heard the news."i was happy and justi don't know. happy.did you have a test or anything that you got out of today? yeah, i had a quiz for spanish that i got out of.""and at redwood high school in larkspur it's even more obvious why they had to cancel classes; check out the water all the way up to the bleachers on the softball field."perhaps a foot of water filled the fan zone.look how drastically it drenched the diamond."honestly, i'm not

surprised. this school always floods."public works even blocked off the parking lotwhere the nearby marsh had spilled over. "most people were already at school when they said no school today, so it was kind of funny."it may not be as funny wednesdaywhen classes are expected to be back in session. more damage in the east bay. a large tree came crashing down, blocking access to a street in a martinez neighborhood. the tree was on the property of a man who has lived there for more than 40-years. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story "it's a shame that i lose that old guy"it is with great sadness that earl heaps gazes upon this massive oak tree on his property here at the corner of alhambra way and tahoe street in martinez. the oak came down during the storm tuesday morning and completely blocked tahoe street...very fortuitus because if the tree fell in the other direction... "it would have taken my house

out, that trunk alone is probably 50-tons, it's probably 2 or 300 years old, it was this big when i moved in here back in the 70's"mr. heaps describes the nerve shattering sound of the tree when the tree uprooted"i thought a plane had crashed in the back. then i thought that this big oak tree fell, well anyway, it scared the hell out of me"it shocked his neighbors too. this is the view they have of the tree from the other side of tahoe street "well i am just glad that nobody was hurt, hopefully nobody's car was under it at the time, we lost power for a few hours but that wasn't too bad but this is just quite sad, there is a lot of history there"nobody knows that more then mr. heaps"yeah...too bad" there was no one was injured and no vehicles damaged when the tree came down. in martinez haaziq madyun kron4news

in castro valley, a mudslide briefly closed down a major commute road near san ramon. a section of crow canyon road was shutdown between norris canyon road and bollinger canyon road while the slide was cleared. a lot of commuters use this section of crow canyon road to get to and from interstate-680. still ahead... an overflowing bay area creek forces evacuations. we'll show you what happened.

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flooding will along with downed trees and isolated power outages. into friday with dry conditions region-wide by the upcoming weekend. the woodland creek condominium complex in east palo alto was put under a voluntary evacuation because of how close it sits to the "san fran-cis-quito" creek. that creek swelled to the highest level in years... kron 4's gabe slate shows us how the city jumped into action to stop it from over-flowing. branch after branch floated down the san fran qeet toe creek in east palo alto until it they could not go any

further. mother nature was making a damn here at west bayshore road and the hwy 101 bridge.. taking advantage of the cities trash rack.. assistant city manager sean charpentier explains what that is. sot - sean look at how close this creek and the overflowing situation is to highway 101 southbound near the university exit sot - sean they are hustleling to fix this so the creek won't spill over onto 101 and shut it down creating an epic commute nightmare.some residence stayed thruogh the volutary evacuation others were not taking the chance sot - haily behind the complex down the road at the newell road bridge the locals were shocked to see how high the creek got so fast. i ran into len materman who was there to measure the creek, he is with the san fran cis qeet toe joint powers authority they issue the local flood watches and warnings.. sot len - "since 1931"

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will into friday co wet weather leaving not

just in the bay area... but across the state. take a look at this video from mariposa county. major flooding in that area all day yesterday. people who live there say they have seen floods in the area before. but are calling this some of the worst they have seen. you are taking a live look at storm tracker four. here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera.... meteorologist anny hong has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning.

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

major storms in the bay area are creating a lot of hot spots for traffic. it's also creating road closures. however the simple fact that a road is closed doesn't seem to matter to some drivers. kron four's stanley roberts shows us in today's people behaving badly. hello officer barclay of the california highway patrol you entered a closed portion of the roadway can i please see your driver's license registration and proof of

insurance highway 37 in marin as seen from quadcopter was closed due to flooding and the portion that wasn't physically flooded had caltrans engineers surveying so it can be raised so it won't flood in the future did you happen to notice all the cones when you came though ok you did why did you drive around them .. unfortunately, whenever a road is closed people will ignore the cones and proceed on to the roadway usually they have an excuse did you notice all the cones that are blocking all the cones that are blocking all the access here

there were cones down there the driver claimed there were no cones . and so did the next driver there was no sign on the closed roadway there are cones at every go up there i go up there with you now here is the problem if the road has been opened a flood of traffic would be rolling through at any second so where were you, 101 north and the cones are gone, there no cones no flashing arrow board no nothing no so officer barkely went back to the on ramp to see what happened to the cones ..low and behold the cones were there hash tag people behaving badly if you ignore the cones and drive on to a closed roadway you could be cited the fine for ignoring a cone pattern is 238 dollars. remember use common sense when using your gps there are cones blocking an exit keep driving the gps will reroute you. nats: ambiance if you crash or get struck after going around a cone pattern your gps wont save you or pay your fine on highway 37 in marn county stanley roberts kron 4 news

still ahead in ten minutes on the kron four morning news at five. storm damage across the bay area this morning. we have team coverage to help you prepare for the next round of wet weather. and after the break. storm damage in other parts of northern california. we'll show you how people were affected. and here is a live look at strom tracker four.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less gat bridge to 101. golden min from 880 less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive min from the toll to 101 new storms are bringing plenty of rain to california, but are also causing some

serious damage.. here is video of some of that damage in fair oaks. just outside of sacramento. people were forced to evacuate from their homes. crews have been on clearing trees and debris all over northern california. and several roads have flooding. coming up... up next on the kron four morning news at five. a mudslide forces home evacations after the storm. kron four's will tran is live at the scene and shows you where it happened. plus parts of a major highway closed this morning because of flooding. kron four's averi harper shows you how it could effect your commute. plus team coverage this morning for the next set of storms. we'll get you prepared for yet another round of wet weather.

this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the lingering showers after yesterday's storm. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. a break

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weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

happening now... crews are still cleaning up after a massive mudslide destroyed a home in san rafael kron 4's will tran is live there this morning with a look at the damage. at around 8:00 yesterday morning, the san rafael fire department responded to reports of a tree that was about to fall. when they arrived they discovered that a mudslide had knocked down this home. the slide happened over several hours and the family that lives there was able to get out safely. neighbors passing by throughout the day say they were stunned to see what had happened.

thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

also happening right now... part of highway 37 is closed because of the flooding from yesterday's storm. kron 4's averi harper continues our team coverage of the storm damage this morning she is live in novato with a look at the flooding. a part of highway 37 remains closed this morning because of flooding. this is video shot yesterday by our quadcopter four... you can see just how much water is on the road. the roadway is closed between highway- 101 and atherton avenue. this is the same area that flooded during the last round of storms back in january. then it was closed for several days. right now there is no estimated time for a reopening.

thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. part of highway 17 is also closed in the santa cruz

mountains this morning after a mudslide that hit a truck with a person inside. anny hong is here with a look at the damage and the cleanup efforts. right now only one lane of highway 17 is open in the santa cruz mountains after this mudslide. and when the mud came down the mountain it actually hit a pickup truck and covered the road. ernie huddin was inside the truck when it was hit by the mudslide. he says the slide lifted up his truck and tossed it over the center divider. he was trapped for about 10 minutes before he was able to free himself. huddin was not injured in the slide.

caltrans crews worked to shore up the hillside and clear the debris. the chp is advising motorists who rely on highway 17 to use alternate routes, including highway 129 through watsonville and highway 92 through half moon bay. back to you. and people are keeping an eye on the russian river this morning.... this is the scene in guerneville where the river is on the rise. the water isn't getting enough time to recede before another round of rain. you can see some peoples' homes are under water. people we spoke to say they have seen flooding in their neighborhood over the years, but it seems to be getting worse over time. everyone with a car had to get their vehicles out before any of them stalled in the flood waters. standup people in the area are

bracing for more flooding as another round of showers is expected to hit the area. and take a look at this new video into the kron 4 newsroom this morning. this was the scene yesterday on san antonio road near the marin- sonoma county line. this was sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. you can see a car trying to drive through the water. driving through the water is very dangerous because you can never be sure exactly how deep the water really is. happening today... schools in marin county are expected to reopen. several school were closed yesterday because of the flooding. this was the scene in front of tamalpais high yesterday you can see the broken tree. the wood

chips on the sidewalk show exactly how high the water got yesterday. most of the water receded by yesterday afternoon but there were still some lanes in front of the school that were still flooded and too dangerous to drive in. and this was the scene at redwood high school in larkspur. the water rose all the way up to the bleachers on the softball field. at one point the water was about a foot deep. public works crews even had to block off the parking lot where the nearby marsh had spilled over. and you can keep updated on all the storm damage in your area as well as the timing of the next storm by downloading the free kron 4 mobile app. at any moment, a decision from the appeals court in san francisco could come down on

president trump's immigration ban. three federal judges grilled lawyers from the justice department and washington state last night as they considered whether to lift a us-wide block on president trump's travel ban. the appeals court judges sparred with attorneys over the president's use of sweeping executive power. the judges also questioned the connection between the seven affected countries and terrorism, and launched into tough questions over whether the ban discriminated against muslims. president trump says he is confident the courts will eventually rule in his favor -- finding the travel ban constitutional. believe me." legal experts say no matter how these judges rule, this case will end up in the u-s supreme court. senator elizabeth warren is silenced on the senate

floor after republican senators object to a letter she was reading by coretta scott king. that story is coming up. and after the break...we continue our weather clean-up coverage. we'll show you some of the damage on a bay area highway and how it is being repaired. and i will check your bay area forecast coming up ♪classical music ♪classical music moo

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weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through

the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge

drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 and the heavy rain yesterday causing major damage on the peninsula including a rockslide the blocked part of highway 84. anny hong is here with a look at the damage and the cleanup efforts. rocks and large boulders are blocking the roadway on highway 84... east of skyline

boulevard in woodside. it happened yesterday morning.. closing one westbound lane to traffic. the eastbound side has already been closed for weeks due to cracks in the road... and the ground beneath it washing out. six redwood trees also fell in the area last week. people who are new to the area say they are surprised to be dealing with these problems so close to silicon valley... that way. crews say they should have the rock slide cleaned and the westbound lane reopened by this afternoon. but reopening the eastbound lane of highway-84 could take up to six months as they work to secure the road. back to you.

and yesterday's storm causing damage all across the state yesterday. take a look at this video from mariposa county. major flooding in that area all day yesterday. you can see just how fast eh water was moving. several back yards and roadways were flooded. people who live there say they have seen floods in the area before. but they say this is some of the worst they have ever seen. in a stunning moment on the u-s senate floor last night, senator elizabeth warren clashed with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after a testy exchange. senator warren was ordered to sit down -- during the debate over attorney general nominee jeff sessions. the contention began as warren was reading from a 19-86 letter written by martin luther king jr.'s widow, coretta scott king -- opposing sessions' nomination for a federal judgeship. senator mcconnell said senator warren was breaking senate rules that don't allow senators to talk negatively about another sitting take her seat." senator warren is now

barred from speaking on the floor for the remainder of the debate on session's nomination. the debate is expected to wrap up tonight when a final confirmation vote for senator sessions to be the next attorney general is planned. still ahead ... our coverage of the storm clean up continues... we'll take you to the east bay and show you some of the problem areas with downed trees and power lines. and next...a bay area kid is rescued from rushing water. we've got the pictures of his dramatic rescue. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

and take a look at this... kids had to be rescued from the rushing water yesterday. this is in mill valley. a kron 4 viewer sent us this picture showing a man rescuing the kids. it looks like the kids were boogie boarding in the rushing water when they got stuck. you can see a man using a rope to pull them to safety. and a viewer also sent us this video from the uvas reservoir in santa clara county. that reservoir was at 102-percent cpacity before yesterday's rain. and if you have flooding or storm damage near you we want to see it. you can send us your pictures or video through the kron 4 mobile app. just click the report it tab.

part of highway 37 closed in the north bay. i am live with a look at the damage. your bay area forecast is next.

this morning on the kron 4 morning news... we are tracking the lingering showers after yesterday's storm. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. a break in the rain now but more is on the way.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 gat bridge than 30 min toll plaza. bridge drive toll to 101 weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with

downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend. happening right now... part of highway 37 is closed because of the flooding from yesterday's storm. kron 4's averi harper continues our team coverage of the storm damage this morning she is live in novato with a look at

the flooding. a part of highway 37 remains closed this morning because of flooding. this is video shot yesterday by our quadcopter four... you can see just how much water is on the road. the roadway is closed between highway- 101 and atherton avenue. this is the same area that flooded during the last round of storms back in january. then it was closed for several days. right now there is no estimated time for a reopening.

thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. also happening now... crews are still cleaning up after a massive mudslide destroyed a home in san rafael. kron 4's will tran is live there this morning with a look at the damage. at around 8:00 yesterday morning, the san rafael fire department responded to reports of a tree that was about to fall. when they

arrived they discovered that a mudslide had knocked down this home. the slide happened over several hours and the family that lives there was able to get out safely. neighbors passing by throughout the day say they were stunned to see what had happened. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

in the east bay... a large tree comes crashing down in a neighborhood in martinez. it was on the property of a man who has lived there for more than 40-years. the large oak tree came down during the storm yesterday morning. it happened on the corner of alhambra way and tahoe street... and completely

blocked the road. the man who lives there says he's lucky the tree didn't fall in the other direction... the 70's"the 70's"the 70's" no one was inured and no cars were damaged when the tree came down. coming up...our storm clean-up coverage continues after the break. we'll show you where homes and cars have been flooded as people try to clean up quickly before tomorrow's storm. and after the break...testimony gets emotional as the mother of sierra lamar takes the witness stand. hear what she told sierra just hours before the teenager went missing. and here's a live look

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 it was an emotional day in court in the murder trial of antolin garcia-torres. he is the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. sierra's mother took the witness stand yesterday. marlene lamar started crying as she talked about the day her daughter disappeared five years ago. lamar told the jury that she went to her bedroom and told her daughter that she loved her. she said the would do that every morning before school. sierra's older sister danielle also took the stand and also became

emotional. a recording of the 9-1-1 call to report sierra missing was played for the jury. clothing and makeup items found during a search were confirmed to be the missing teens. those items are said to have possible d-n-a links to garcia-torres. the trial will take a break today and resume tomorrow morning. and here are some of the stories we are working on for the kron four morning news at six... the appeals court in san francisco could come down on president trump's immigration ban at any moment now. hear what the president is tweeting out this morning about the hearing. plus.... a man gets trapped in his truck after a mudslide hit in the south bay.... hear how the man managed to free himself without any injuries. and... tracking the rain hitting the bay area... scattered showers today, but a major storm expected for tomorrow. james fletcher is tracking the storm ahead in kron four news at six.

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4 morning news... we are tracking the lingering showers after yesterday's storm. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. a break in the rain now but more is on toss wx or traffic.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

officials in east palo alto had to issue a voluntary evacuation when an apartment complex just feet away from the san fran-cis-quito creek was at risk for flooding. the evacuation has been lifted. but yesterday afternoon... tree branches and other debris from the storm ... created a dam at west bayshore road and the highway-101 bridge. all the build- up made the risk for flooding even higher. some who live at the woodland creek condominiums say they didn't want to take a chance so they left. officials who work with the san francisquito joint powers authority say they measured yesterday's creek levels...and they say it will likely rank in the top 25-highest levels that the creek has seen since 19-31. and in marin county... the flooding caused thousands of dollars in damage to homes and cars along the corte madera creek. this road in kentfield flooded for the third time in the last few weeks. one home owner says the water came up too fast for

him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down...so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his after getting a canoe ride to his house...mitch levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. and one driver found themself caught in flood waters that submerged their car in a matter of minutes. this is also in marin county near kentfield. you can see their small white car with rescue crews on scene. fire fighters came to the resuce of that driver using a kayak and jet ski. no one was hurt. and people in santa cruz county are also dealing with a lot of flooding from the storm. this is video from the san lorenzo river overflowing

yesterday. emergency crews had to rush in and rescue several people who were trapped in their homes by the flood waters. the storms also flooded roads in the area na d knocked down trees. more rain on the way. áááábreakáááá weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps region. again, flooding will be possible downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend. it's my best buttery jack yet.

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southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend. coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... our coverage of the storm clean up continues. we will show you the damage and road closures all across the bay area. major hot spots this morning.

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region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend. also happening now... crews are still cleaning up after a massive mudslide damaged several homes in san rafael.several homes damaged

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo

bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

a part of highway 37 remains closed this morning because of flooding. this is video shot yesterday by our quadcopter four... you can see just how much water is on the road. kron four's averi harper is live in novato with a look at the flooding this morning. a part of highway 37 remains closed this morning because of flooding. this is video shot yesterday by our quadcopter four... you can see just how much water is on the road. the roadway

is closed between highway- 101 and atherton avenue. this is the same area that flooded during the last round of storms back in january. then it was closed for several days. right now there is no estimated time for a reopening. thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning.

toss to weather or traffic no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo

bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 westbound interstate highway 580 is closed at greenville road in livermore due to potholes, according to the california highway patrol. chp officials reported the closure at 5 a.m. the right lanes are blocked and

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 westbound interstate highway 580 is closed at greenville road in livermore due to potholes, according to the california highway patrol. chp officials reported the closure at 5 a.m. the right lanes are blocked and drivers are asked to consider alternate routes.

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

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this is the scene in this is the this is the scene in donner summit... the storm dropped several inches of snow yesterday. tow truck drivers were pulling cars out of the snow. one group snow.out of the pulling cars busy yesterday drivers were yesterday.dropped the storm summit...donner summit... the storm dropped the storm summit...donner scene in this is the this is the scene in donner summit... the storm dropped several inches of snow yesterday. tow truck drivers were busy yesterday pulling cars out of the snow. one group of snowboarders say they were

thankful their car was still upright after a spin-out into a snowbank. weather." that woman was traveling with her family from montana to disneyland. snowplows are working around the clock to keep interstate 80 open and traffic moving. caltrans says it's the side roads where you are more likely to get stuck. niles canyon road is back open in fremont this morning after severe flooding.

this is what the road looked like yesterday. there was approximately two feet of water on the roadway. the nearby alameda creek rose fast... bringing an enormous amounts of water and uprooting trees in its path. and we received plenty of viewer video of the storm yesterday... anny hong has pictures from a viewer of multiple kids being rescued. anny? kids had to be rescued from the rushing water yesterday. this is in mill valley. a kron 4 viewer sent us this picture showing a man rescuing the kids. it looks like the kids were boogie boarding in the rushing water when they got stuck. you can see a man using a rope to pull them to safety. still ahead ... our coverage of the storm clean up

continues... we'll take you to the east bay and show you some of the problem areas with power lines. and people in the north bay area dealing with downed trees and mudslides. hear what crews are saying about the cleanup this morning.

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several roads are closed in napa county after downed trees and mud made a mess. this mudslide covered several hundred feet along redwood road. county workers say this slide happened at around 4:00 yesterday morning. no one was injured. but roughly a thousand- people have lost power because of it. crews say such a massive mudslude could take a few days to clean up. apart. another tree fell on power lines farther north in saint helena. this giant pine tree has caused a major power outage in that area as well. rain totals in napa county were just about 3-inches. all that wet weather caused a closure of several roads because of flooding. some of them,

including big ranch road at oak knoll avenue which was able to reopen yesterday afternoon. a maudlside damages a home in san rafael. i am live with a look at the damage. part of highway 37 closed in the north bay. i am live with a look at the damage. ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. weather or traffic.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

happening right now... part of highway 37 is closed because of the flooding from yesterday's storm. kron 4's averi harper continues our team coverage of the storm damage this morning she is live in novato with a look at the flooding. a part of highway 37 remains

closed this morning because of flooding. this is video shot yesterday by our quadcopter four... you can see just how much water is on the road. the roadway is closed between highway- 101 and atherton avenue. this is the same area that flooded during the last round of storms back in january. then it was closed for several days. right now there is no estimated time for a reopening. thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning.

also happening now... crews are still cleaning up after a massive mudslide damaged several homes in san rafael. kron 4's will tran is there this morning with a look at the damage. at around 8:00 yesterday morning, the san rafael fire department responded to reports of a tree that was about to fall. when they arrived they discovered that a mudslide had knocked down this home. the slide happened over several hours and the family that lives there was able to get out safely.

neighbors passing by throughout the day say they were stunned to see what had happened. back to you. our team coverage of our team back to you.happened.what had stunned to see they were the day say throughout passing by neighbors safely. neighbors passing by throughout the day say they were stunned to see what had happened. back to you.

our team coverage of the storm damage continues this morning.... anny hong is here with a look at some of the damage in the east bay. anny? in the east bay... a large tree comes crashing down in a neighborhood in martinez. it was on the property of a man who had lived there for more than forty years. the large oak tree came down during the storm yesterday morning. it happened on the corner of alhambra way and tahoe street... and completely blocked the road. the man who lives there says he's lucky the tree didn't fall in the other direction... the 70's" no one was inured and no cars were damaged when the tree came down. in castro valley, a

mudslide briefly closed down a major commute road near san ramon. a section of crow canyon road was shutdown between norris canyon road and bollinger canyon road while the slide was cleared. plenty of commuters use this section of crow canyon road to get to and from interstate-680. coming up... with all the recent rain, some state and local leaders are pressing to lift water restrictions in california. hear why natural resource officials say the restrictions should stay put. and after the break.... we'll show you parts of the north bay... where homes and cars have been flooded as people try to clean up quickly before tomorrow's storm.

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the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 westbound interstate highway 580 is closed at greenville road in livermore due to potholes, according to the california highway patrol. chp officials reported the closure at 5 a.m. the right lanes are blocked and drivers are asked to consider alternate routes.

in marin county... the flooding caused thousands of dollars in damage o homes and cars along the corte madera creek. this road in kentfield flooded for the third time in the last few weeks. one home owner says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down...so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house.

after getting a canoe ride to his house...mitch levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. coming up... people had to evacuate a bay area apartment complex because of the recent storm. we show you the cleanup efforts around the bay area up ahead. adlib live tease. ad lib weather tease

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 westbound interstate highway 580 is closed at greenville road in livermore due to potholes, according to

the california highway patrol. chp officials reported the closure at 5 a.m. the right lanes are blocked and drivers are asked to consider alternate routes.

weather update: showers can be expected during the day today with another round of widespread rainfall and gusty southerly winds on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. again, flooding will be possible along with downed trees and isolated power outages. showers will likely linger into friday with dry conditions returning region-wide by the upcoming weekend.

yesterday's storm was so bad that officials in east palo alto issued a voluntary evacuation when an apartment complex just feet away from the san fran-cis-quito creek was at risk for flooding. the warning has been lifted. but yesterday afternoon...

tree branches and other debris from the storm ... created a dam at west bayshore road and the highway-101 bridge. all the build- up made the risk for flooding even higher. some who live at the woodland creek condominiums say they didn't want to take a chance so they left. officials who work with the san francisquito joint powers authority say they measured yesterday's creek levels...and they say it will likely rank in the top 25-highest levels that the creek has seen since 19-31. and people in santa cruz county are also dealing with a lot of flooding from the storm. this is video from the san lorenzo river overflowing yesterday. emergency crews had to rush in and rescue several people who were trapped in their homes by the flood waters. the storms also flooded roads in the area na d knocked down trees. some state and local leaders are pressing for california to lift water restrictions after one of the the wettest winters to hit the state in years. republican state senator jim nielsen says he wants the governor to end

the three year old drought emergency. but others say the rules should stay put. despite all the rain this winter... officials with the natural resources defense council says nobody knows if this wet year could be followed by more years of harsh drought. take a look at this... some concrete of the lake oroville dam's spill way is damaged after the storm. state water managers shut down releases the reservoirs after noticing the damage yesterday. workers spotted boulder-size chunks of concrete in the dam's spillway. authorities say there is no damage to the dam itself, and there is no danger to the public. water releases through the spillway are expected to re-open later today. lake oroville is one of the state's biggest reservoirs after lake shasta. mark adlib big board. coming up on kron 4 news at seven a man gets

trapped in his truck after a mudslide hit in the south bay.... hear how the man managed to free himself without any injuries. plus... warriors season ticket prices are going to get even more expensive. we'll show you how much the price is going up next on kron four. we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero.

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warriors are back on the court after a few days off. they host dwyane wade, jimmy butler and the chicago bulls tonight at oracle. the dubs coming off their overtime loss in sacramento against the kings. guard klay thompson is questionable tonight after the passing of his grandfather. tip-off is set for 7:30 warriors season tickets are going to be a bit pricier

next year. according to an e-s-p-n report, the team is increasing season tickets 15-to-25 percent. that means the cheapest seats for season-ticket holdrs will increase from 32-dollars to 40-dollars a game. courtside seats are going up from 625-dollars to 715-dollars. that is nearly 31-thousand dollars for the year. the warriors have one of the longest active sellout streaks in the nba. and ahead in gary's world... we're still getting mileage out of the super bowl, we'll talk to gary about the rain on the parade. plus.... senator elizabeth warren is silenced on the senate floor... hear the letter she read before being interrupted. and... scattered showers now, but a major storm expected for tomorrow. we'll show you the damage and road closures from yesterday's storm up ahead.

this morning on the kron four morning news... destruction all over the bay area as we face another round of intense storms. we'll take a look at the damage as more rain is coming.

and major flooding along highway 37. i'll have a live report. and light rain continues today... before another round of storms hits the bay area. i'll have more on the timing. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom. and i'm mark danon. problems on the roads this morning as cleanup continues from the storm... and another round of storms is coming.