doppler radar. there are a few shower that moved through today. showers continue now but are more scattered. there's another storm just off shore that is headed our way. we'll have details coming up in a few minutes (pam) we are already seeing a whole lot of problems.... power outages and downed power lines... all across the bay area... trees falling on top of homes and businesses... causing major damage... and people in the north bay and south bay continuing to deal with major flooding on the roads. (grant) the biggest problem has been in the east bay... three homes have been red tagged after sizable mudslide came crashing down in the oakland hills... the slide also impacted an east-bay-mud service line... leaving more than 20 homes without water all day. kron4's lydia pantazes is in the oakland hills to explain how bad the damage is. (pkg)"it started coming down our yard really fast."a sea of mud filled this backyard on banning drive in the oakland hills... forcing people like barbara stone to get out."you have to evacuate immediately, just get some stuff and really quickly have to be out."other people we spoke to weren't home when the mud came crashing down...but saw the aftermath."i was taken aback when i walked up the stairs and my worst fears were realized, i knew that this was the home that had been ransacked by the mud. it's cognitive distance, who wants to see a pool of mud in their home."the landslide occurred at about 6pm thursday night.... mud reached between 4 and five feet against the back walls of at least two homes on banning...portions of aitken drive above banning also severely damaged and too hazardous to use."watch your step."but just 3 houses down from the damage...."there's nothing visible."glenn arriola house untouched by the mudslide.but he knows anything could happen especially with more rain on the way and he's has a plan... just in case. "we're going to get the heck out of town.."his family is all packed up....ready to go at moments notice."just in case any emergency crews say that we can't stay here we have a plan to be out of town and not be around, other than that, i think we'll be fine." (pam) the north bay is usually affected the most... when it comes to big storms... that's where we find kron4's charles clifford... with a closer look at what people are doing to prevent flooding in their homes. (grant) crews worked all morning to remove a tree that came crashing down on a fast food restaurant in the east bay. last night's powerful winds forced this tree to fall right onto the k-f-c on thornton avenue in newark. several people passing by stopped today to take pictures. it was a spectacle... the large trunk suspended in air - and the rest caving in the roof. tony kope, newark resident: "i have never seen anything like this." (grant) the fast food restaurant was red tagged.there is no word on when it will re-open. (pam) make sure you have kron-4 mobile app to track the storm. you can be the first to know about severe weather and traffic in your area ... with breaking news push alerts. "we absolutely remain hopeful that we're going to find aly and bring her home safely. ((grant/mon vo))authorities..no t giving up hope of finding a missing college student alive. 20 year-old aly yeoman was last seen march 30th at a friend's house in yuba city. her truck and cell phone were found at a nearby orchard on monday...but no sign of aly. and as sara zendeham reports...a reward is now being offered for info leading to her safe return. it's a story that's new at ten.. dressed in yellow ribbons and badges with alycia yeoman's face... members of her family stood together as gridley biggs police chief dean price read a statement on their behalf...sot - chief dean price gridley biggs pd - we firmly believe in our hearts that aly is alive and needs our help aly has never missed work in her two jobs so this is completely out of character for he loved ones traveled from all across the country to support each other while the search for the 20 year old yuba college student continues..in a press conference friday.. the fbi offered a reward of $5,000 for any information leading to the whereabouts of yeoman.... throughout the last several days investigators searched on the ground.. in the water... and air for clues... they say if there's a need to send out more search crews they will... sot: butte county sheriff kory honea - we absolutely remain hopeful that we're going to find aly and bring her home safely while investigators wouldn't speak about any new evidence found.. they did say the lead on the investigation is passed form the gridley biggs police department to the sutter county sheriff's office.. (grant)that was sara zendeham reporting.police would not say if foul play is suspected. authorities say yeoman's family did receive online messages about her disappearance, but would not say whether they were ransom requests. (pam) a group of volunteers was out today in benicia, searching for any sign of a missing san jose state university student... he was last seen near the benicia- martinez bridge yesterday morning. 23-year-old kevin redrico ... left his home in vallejo thursday morning... and was last seen getting out of his 20-14 red honda accord in benicia. after his car was located near the bridge... police launched a search by helicopter and boat. volunteers have been searching the area on foot ever since. redrico was wearing black clothing when he left home. (pam) the man who police say, shot and killed a woman while she sat in a car with her two young sons in richmond, was charged with murder today. the judge set bail for lawyer mcbride ... at three- point- one million dollars. he is alleged to have shot his ex -girlfriend, rashanda franklin, after the two had an altercation. police say, franklin's two boys under the age of ten, were in the car with their mother when mcbride fired the fatal shots. 43-year-old mcbride is scheduled to appear in contra costa county superior court in richmond, on monday. (pam) a bizarre story out of san bruno... where a dismembered body was found in a home... (grant) investigators ástill have not identified the body ..but san bruno police have arrested a man for murder...(pam) the san bruno home is just down the street from where police are also searching for a missing man .... and now, it appears the two cases are connected. kron 4's dan kerman ... in san bruno with the details. (dan kerman)it's here at this home in san bruno home where police found a dismembered body thursday some of it inside and some in the backyard. the man who lives here david stubblefield has now been arrested on a variety of charges including murder.sot it is so shockingneighbors say in the last few weeks the suspect put up a blue tarp in front of the car part, but they couldn't explain why now they are confronted with what's happened to their once peaceful neighborhoodsot loida magat/suspect's neighbor 28-38 no fear whatsoever, but now we are afraid of what's going on. police initially made contact with stubblefield as part of a missing persons investigation. neighbors say the man who lives down the street in this home has not been seen for several weeks but they have seen stubblefield outside the home, and driving the missing man's truck sot jose aguirre/neighbor of missing man 59-108he told me he was taking care of ben's business because ben was in santa cruz taking care of a sick friend. police have not confirmed stubbfield knew the missing man or was taking care of his business. they simply say the missing man is still missing. sotmy daughter is very scared and so my wife and i too because it's a neighbor and we knew him for a long time standup dan kerman/san bruno 129-139police have also not confirmed whether the missing man is the same person who's dismembered body was found in the home. neighbors also tell us the suspect lived with an older woman, who also hasn't been seen in months153/std (pam) coming up on kron4 news at ten... something new is coming to disneyworld... the new technology you may see roaming the park... (grant) plus...a big boat show in the east bay is schedule for this weekend... but the recent storm has caused major problems... find out if the show will go on... (pam) and you may need to add a little more time to your commute, if you are riding bart this weekend. bart will be closing some stations for repairs... we'll tell you which ones are affected... after the break. (grant) (grant) a major bart closure to tell you about this weekend. bart will be closed between the lake merritt and fruitvale stations all day saturday and sunday. crews will be making improvements to the tracks... that the transit agency says will make your ride smoother and quieter. there are additional closures happening on four other weekends between april and early july. you can expect major delays to oakland's airport...probably allow 20 - 40 mintes of extra time. bart is providing a free shuttle bus from the frutivale station to the 19th street station. (pam) a cleanup effort is underway in the san underway in effort is a cleanup (pam) a cleanup effort is underway in the san francisco bay ... that's after a barge ... carrying thousands of gallons of diesel fuel capsizes in the bay. a boom was put down around the area where the 115- foot vessel went down just after midnight. it is believed that last night's gale force winds and choppy seas .. swamped the crane barge. no one was on board. you can see the sheen on the water in this video from our helicopter partnership with abc7. the tanks on the barge have capacity for 4- thousand gallons of fuel.. several hundred gallons of hydraulic oil was also onboard. the coast guard and the california department of fish and wildlife's oil spill response team .. have been out monitoring the situation since dawn. captain todd ajari: "historically spills we've had in the past exxon valdez costco busan those type of incidents the concern is for the wildlife. and if there should be any oil and wildlife reported we're covered that's one of the reasons that were here for we do our best to minimize that impact."(pam) the barge owners have a contract with bart to conduct routine maintenance to the transbay tube ... which runs under that part of the bay where the barge went down. bart says, the tube was inspected this morning and checked out okay. train service was not affected. (grant) last night's stormy weather caused damage all around the bay area but the damage was not limited to land... several high priced boats, in town for a big boat show, were damaged during the gale force winds last night in richmond. kron four's jeff bush shows us the damage and tells us if the show will go on. this is not what you want to see if you are the owner of a fancy sailboatwinds topping 50 miles an hour with five foot swells smashing the boats against the docks and against each other. the boats are in town for the pacific sail and power boat showwhich is scheduled for this weekend. boat designers from all around the world came here to show off their latest models for the show. as you can imagine, when the weather came in, it made a lot of people nervous. ian van tuylboat owner absolute chaos and not to mention it was dangerous.> boats crashing into each other and into the docksa person could easily get hurt or even killedfortunatly, nobody got hurt but there was noticable damage to several boats and the temporary docks that were brought in for the show. ian on friday, things were getting back to normalboat owners a little shaken but ready to show off their craft.deedee taftpacific sail and power boat showtagevent organizers say they are happy everyone is ok and were saying all day long that the show is still set and will go on all weekend.i'm jeff bush in richmond, kron four news. (pam) windy weather .... blowing all across the bay area today... you're looking at video from earlier today in the east bay hills... (grant) joining us now is meteorologist lawrence karnow.. larrence, how long is this wind going to last... lawrence karnow: it has been an incredible rain season and it's still going. one of the strongest april storms in recent memory moved through last night with heavy rain and winds gusting over 50 mph. we've head showers throughout the day but another storm is about to move on shore. you can see the rain on our doppler radar. there are pockets of heavier rain in yellow and orange. we could see a few isolated thunderstorms too. you can see the huge storm on our satellite image. the main front moved through last night. but behind it there is another system you can see here. that will move in tonight and the rain and wind will pick up again but it won't be as strong as last night. heavy snow continues in the sierra with another 2 to 3 feet possible above 6,000 feet. winter storm warnings are in effect until 6 pm saturday night. we will continue to see more rain here. you can see it on our computer model moving in tonight. we could see another half and inch of rain in the wettest spots. highs tomorrow will be unseasonably cool and mainly in the mid 50s to low 60s. on the 7 day forecast showers continue on saturday. it will be dry on sunday and monday. but then the weather becomes unsettled again with more rain possible late on tuesday. (grant) still ahead.. a massive tree crashes into a north bay home with two people inside... (pam) and after the break ... the san francisco 49ers cutting yet ááanother player... arrested for domestic violence... how fans are reacting to the latest black eye of the team.... after one of its worst seasons in history, the 49ers are dealing with more bad news. today the team released cornerback tramaine brockhours after he was arrested for domestic violence. kron four's spencer blake has details of the arrest, and explains why this problem is not a new one for the niners. santa clara police say 49ers cornerback tramaine brock is the suspect in a felony domestic violence case. thursday night, they responded to a 9-1-1 call and found a woman who had visible injuries. "what it is, it's like, 'another one?!' i thought this was over. it's been a common theme."they arrested brock on suspicion of felony domestic violence.he's now in the santa clara county jail."as an organization the 49ers acted pretty quickly. by 3:00 friday, brock was no longer part of the team."the one sentence news release said, quote "the san francisco 49ers today announced they have released c-b tramaine brock." "you can't do it much quicker than that to make sure you got all the i's dotted and the t's crossed. but i do appreciate the fact that domestic violence, something like that, get rid of 'em. no room for that."the defensive back is far from the first niners player to be in a situation like this.bruce miller is still facing felony charges after police say he beat up a man in his seventies and his adult son at a san francisco hotel last year.he pleaded not guilty to the charges, and is currently out on bail.ray mcdonald had domestic violence charges against him in 2015 that were later dropped.a grand jury indicted him on a rape charge, to which he also pleaded not guilty.eventually, the 49ers released mcdonald. miller is no longer with the team, either. "it seems like the bad boys just can't get it right, and i hope it's not continuous. i really want them to turn it around and do things the right way and get back to where they were." sadly, there are even more former niners players whose suspected involvement in assaults and other crimeshas also gotten them booted from the team.live in santa clara, spencer blake, kron four news. (pam) coming up... the controversial pepsi ad with kardashian - kendall jenner - is now facing criticism from the san francisco police department... find out what they used in the ad that was ánot approved by the city... (grant) tonight... the world is reacting to the u-s airstrike in syria... we're live in washington d-c to explain why the move by president trump will have major global implications. (pam) plus... demonstrators took to the streets in san francisco.. protesting against the attack on syria... we'll hear their concerns... imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (pam) now at 10:30... the world is reacting today to the u-s airstrikes against syria - a move by president donald trump yesterday which will likely have major global implications in that war-torn region and beyond. (grant) it was the first u-s military action against the syrian government.(pam) reporter dianne gallahger joining us live from washington with the latest details. dianne? president trump firing off a loud warning shot to the assad regime ... with an overnight missile attack on a syrian air base.natsthe strike -- in response to the deadly chemical weapons attack on civilians this week. the white house blamed the attack on syria's leader.president donald trump: there can be no dispute that syria used banned chemical weapons. reaction abroad has been swift especially from moscow - which has backed the assad regime. russian president vladamir putin calling the airstrikes a quote "act of aggression and a serious blow to u-s russia relations."the u-n security council on friday - holding an emergency meeting to discuss the strike.nikki haley/ ambassador to the united nations: it was time to say enough, but not only say it, it was time to act.on capitol hill -- the reaction is largely supportive.sen. marco rubio/-r- florida: it was the right move. sen. chuck schumer/ -d- new york: i salute the professionalism and skill of our armed forces who took action last night.sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: the strike was well planned, well executed.but some question whether the president should have consulted congress first.sen. tim kaine/-d- virginia: so president trump doing this finally waking up to the atrocities in syria is a good thing but he should not have done this without coming to congress. however - some questioning whether the u-s had enough evidence to even act.rep. tulsi gabbard/-d- hawaii: "president trump's reckless military strikes flew directly in the face of the action the un was working on at that time to launch an independent investigation to find out exactly what the facts are." (grant) once news of the u-s attack in syria broke...some local demonstrators scrambled to organize a protest here in san francisco. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian was there ... she joins us live in the newsroom. ella what are their concerns? (ella)demonstrators in san francisco and across the country rallied today against the united states continuing to wage war in the middle east. they say those millions of dollars should be spent at home instead of on bloodshed abroad. (nats: trump says more war, we say no war!)dozens of protesters in san francisco rallied against the u-s air strike in syria friday.the answer coalition organized the emergency demonstration immediatley after they learned of the nearly 60 missiles launched at an airbase by the u.s. military the night before. richard becker, answer coalition member"we consider this to be a war crime. the united states is not at war with syria. bombing syria, launching cruise missiles at syria is a violation of international law."angered protestors say the u.s. should not involve itself in further war.especially not without the approval of congress.mazda magidi, protestor"the reasonable approach would be to wait for an investigation and secondly the u.s. has no place to punish anybody the u.s. should be punished for the murders it's committed in syria and iraq."activists were met with a few people who disagreed with the protest. those people believe the missile strike was a necessary move to send a message to syria's president bashar al-asad that a chemical attack in the country this week will not go unanswered.robert mckay, tourist"syria did some pretty nasty things and we should have some kind of a response. i don't know if it was the right one, but we needed to do something."but protesters say they don't believe the strike was a direct response to the chemical weapons used.judy greenspan, protestor"it was an excuse for the united states military to flex its muscle it was an excuse to divert from larger problems happening here at home."instead want to see the millions of dollars in defense funds spent on social programs at home.lester k, protestor"each missile launched cost around a million and a half each. we could take care of so many other things in this country instead of waging war and killing people." (ella)in addition protestors say the u.s. itself has killed civilians throughout the middle east using air strikes in the past so it is in no position to regulate other nations.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com. there you can see information on why president trump is defending his decision to attack on syria. also read details on why china is now condemning syria's chemical attack ...and is supporting an investigation. as well as an analysis on prsident trump's syria strike message .... and the potential risks it carries. all that on kron4 dot com. (grant) in the south bay... many are still dealing with the aftermath of heavy rain that causes coyote creek to flood the area back in february...damaging hundreds of peoples homes...forcing them to head to shelters.(pam) kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to people in san jose.. about how they are feeling in light of the next rounds of rain. (áátake pkgáá)more than a month after the massive floods..residents in the williams street area are still on edge.not knowing which upcoming round of rain will flood their streets and homes again.sot kari davisson, affected by floodsanxious pretty anxious. we had enough, we keep in touch with websites and i work for the city so i had enough information knowing that hey we should be watching this so it was anxious thing and i left work early to secure the house and seeing the streets all jammed up with people either trying to get out or get in to sandbag, it made me even more anxious. on february 21st.. about 600 homes were damaged and 14,000 people evacuated.many still recovering from the massive floods.kari davisson says she has flood insurance..but still does what she can to protect her home.sot kari davisson, affected by floodsthat was a holiday weekend and i spent monday with my neighbor in a raincoat and a rake and we were raking out the drains not even knowing how bad it was going to be so yeah ill continue to do that, most definitely.the massive rains left behind 100 million dollars in damages.sot jeff wheeler, affected by floodsthe couple that were down the street. they pretty much just had to clear everything out of their yards. i think a little bit of damage on their basement and that was it. some of the people that were down further towards williams, park or williams street. they were. they're out. their houses are having to be rebuilt.standupdozens of san jose residents are still in shelters after losing everything in the last flood. city officials say they hope to clear those shelters by mid month.reporting in san jose hermela aregawi kron 4 news. (pam) a tree falls on a home in benicia - with two people inside ... sending one woman to the hospital. the woman is expected to be okay... but she got a pretty big gash on her head... the other person did not get hurt. you're looking at video showing just how massive this tree is. it crushed almost the entire home... just the garage is left. a neighbor says, after the tree fell, the two people were seen climbing out from under the branches ... there is extensive damage ... at least three other trees fell in benicia overnight. (stanley roberts)coming upyou are either part of the problem or part of the solution..i felt it was my duty to come forward . actually it was my wife that actually made me come forward .. awards were handed out to people who are part of the solution in this special edition of people behaving nicely (laura hutchinson)whenever we talk about choosing where to go for higher education, we're usually talking about a lot of money. now the experts are helping us figure out exactly what you can afford.going to college is a privilege most students don't take lightly.. both of my parents, they didn't get to go to college and they really wanted me to get that education but money was tightquinnipiac's amanda evans knows all about it.she knows she'll be graduating with debt like most students do but she takes comfort in knowing she's saving money where she can."it was based on mostly scholarships, which school would give me the most money and also what kind of grants they can offer me." quinnipiac's director of financial aid, dominic yoia, yoy-yah says to start - fill out the fafsa form first and see what you can get in federal aid. take a moment to do your homework before you start taking out private loans. if they just borrow the federal loans that offered, typically, they're going to leave college with about 27,000 in debt which is a very comfortable payment. that's going to be about a 250-270 dollar payment a month. once they start acquiring private loans, that's when they start to ratchet up their debt. we want them to be very careful about that. next, research álocalá scholarships. find out what's available through your high school and the school of choice.next, factor in other ways to offset the costs - evans for example is a work-study student.sot students can take on leadership roles, they can serve an an r-a, they can serve in student , they can manage the student newspaper, government, radio station or magazine. yoia says it should be a red flag if you're closing in on 6 figures in debt for a four-year college. the national average is 30 thousand dollars. while it's important to choose a school that fits your educational needs - you don't want to be saddled with debt you can't afford when you graduate. parents! it's important you do what works for you as well. if you'll be helping out with college, you want to determine what you can afford so you don't spend all the education funds allotted on the first kid. (pam) the controversial pepsi ad starring kardashian - kendall jenner... was quickly pulled ... after some people thought it made light of social justice issues. and now. the san francisco police department is blasting pepsi for the ad... (grant) the ad is now the subject of legal threats from the san francisco police department...for using the city's shield. this is a picture of the original clip that was edited out... and this is a side by side comparison of the two... the shield looks almost identical to s-f-p-d's shield that they carry on their sleeves. in the commercial police officers stand among a protesting crowd.. and kendall hands the can of pepsi to the officer. the city's attorney is demanding pepsi not run any footage or photos referencing the department....a dding...it will explore all legal options if pepsi does not comply. he adds, "there is nothing san franciscan about pepsi's ham-handed attempt here to fatten its own... bottom line." (pam) new tonight at ten... robots may one day greet visitors at walt disney world in orlando, florida... it turns out the mega-company has applied for a patent application for robots they are calling "humanoid robots." according to the document, these robots are adapted for human interaction. disney officials declined to comment about the patent-- as of right now there is no timeline for when the robots will be roaming the parks. (grant) turning our attention to weather as we continue to tracking the storm... taking this live look at the golden gate bridge with a look at conditions now. (pam) joining us now is meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it has been an incredible rain season and it's still going. one of the strongest april storms in recent memory moved through last night with heavy rain and winds gusting over 50 mph. we've head showers throughout the day but another storm is about to move on shore. you can see the rain on our doppler radar. there are pockets of heavier rain in yellow and orange. we could see a few isolated thunderstorms too. you can see the huge storm on our satellite image. the main front moved through last night. but behind it there is another system you can see here. that will move in tonight and the rain and wind will pick up again but it won't be as strong as last night. heavy snow continues in the sierra with another 2 to 3 feet possible above 6,000 feet. winter storm warnings are in effect until 6 pm saturday night. we will continue to see more rain here. you can see it on our computer model moving in tonight. we could see another half and inch of rain in the wettest spots. highs tomorrow will be unseasonably cool and mainly in the mid 50s to low 60s. on the 7 day forecast showers continue on saturday. it will be dry on sunday and monday. but then the weather becomes unsettled again with more rain possible late on tuesday. russell westbrook helped his case tonight for league m-v-p. he joins oscar robertson as the only player since 1962 to bob melvin texas record. on tuesday.possible late more rain again with more rain possible late on tuesday. russell westbrook helped his case tonight for league m-v-p. he joins oscar robertson as the only player since 1962 to average triple double in a season. westbrook didn't have one of his best performances tonight... he was 6 for 25 from the floor but still finished with 23 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists. a pass to victor olidipo in the third guranteed him a season average triple double. he falls two assists short from breaking robertson record for the most-triple doubles in a single season with 42. westbrook will have three more regular season games to break the record. the giants were down in san diego taking on the padres. they were trying to start the series with a win after losing the last two against the d-backs. the giants getting welcomed to petco park matt cain was on the mound... it wasn't a great day for him. in the third... manuel margot hits a solo shot down left field to give the padres the lead again (cain: 4.1 ip, 6 hits, 4 runs, allowed 2 homers) in the sixth... brandon belt gets the giants back in the lead with a grand slam (belt: 2 home runs) in the seventh... the bullpen continues to stuggle... yangervis solarte hits a two-run double. final: 7-6 san diego bob melvin and the a's down in arlington to face the rangers. tough night for the as. in the second... nomar mazara hits a grand slam to extend texas lead by 8. kris davis hits a homer in the fourth but it wasn't enough. final: 10-5 texas general manager john lynch sent a message to all the players this afternoon of only having high character players in the organization after releasing tremaine brock. the former niner cornerback was arrested by santa clara police over a domestic violence incident. police found that his girlfriend had visible injuries. brock posted bail for 50-thousand doallars. he refused to talk to anyone after leaving santa clara's county jail. by making this cut... the niners will need to restructure their draft board being that brock leaves a huge whole in the secondary for this upcoming season. round 2 of the masters.... (shot of flags flying) --another windy day at augusta, so the conditions not entirely ideal (shot of spieth birdie) --but jordan spieth managed just fine... the 2015 masters champion... entered the day 3 over, but is now in striking (grant) the san francisco district attorney's office has a difficult time prosecuting some cases for multiple reasons. could be a lack of evidence...other times...witnesses or even the victims refuse to come forward. (pam) but sometimes people do the right thing.. and when that happens.. it doesn't go unnoticed, as stanley roberts explains... in this special edition of people behaving nicely.. ((pam))wild wind, downed trees and flooded roads...the bay area is bearing the brunt of a fierce spring storm.thanks for joining us at eleven..i'm pam moore.((grant))and i'm grant lodes is for steve aveson. much of the region..getting pounding right now by another round of rain.the big question at this hour...will the wet weather spoil your weekend plans.((pam))meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the conditions...lawrence? lawrence karnow: it has been an incredible rain season and it's still going. one of the strongest april storms in recent memory moved through last night with heavy rain and winds gusting over 50 mph. we've head showers throughout the day but another storm is about to move on shore. you can see the rain on our doppler radar. there are a few shower that moved through today. showers continue now but are more scattered. there's another storm just off shore that is headed our way. we'll have details coming up in a few minutes ((grant)) the biggest problem has been in the east bay... three homes have been red tagged after sizable mudslide came crashing down in the oakland hills...((pam)) the slide also impacted an east-bay-mud service line... leaving more than 20 homes without water all day. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us just how bad the damage is. (pkg)"it started coming down our yard really fast."a sea of mud filled this backyard on banning drive in the oakland hills... forcing people like