in san jose, the crews are putting the final touches on the san jose experience that starts tomorrow morning, also we'll get a look inside the super bowl city. so far we're just showing you to renderings like you have seen here for months. but now it is alive and here are the key points. it's free for everyone, and it's essentially a football-themed village filled with booths and food. a mile away is the nfl experience, at the mosconi center, pete is there, you have the best assignment of the day checking out both locations. >> reporter: indeed, raj, and of course, super bowl city is free. you can test out the 40-yard dash skills tomorrow, that is a paid event. but if you want to get to any of the events it's a good idea to get here early. >> reporter: the excitement surrounding super bowl city is at an all-time high. >> everybody welcome to san francisco, the host of super bowl 50. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee speaking at a news conference today from the site. and the event along the embarcadero is free and will serve as the main location for concerts, food and interactiv

jose: it's a business decision. isn't as much as the profits they'll receive from the operation that they're undertaking, then they'll just do it. and that's ludicrous. that is unsustainable. you know? that is criminal. jeffrey: wall street, which through not only bad practices but financial fraud help to bring down the u.s. economy and the world economy and the financial collapse in 2008 and then got bailed out, with taxpayer money. and then after getting bailed out said, well, we deserve everything we get, of course. why are you complaining? we're gonna continue to take our bonuses. oh, yeah, even if we have to take them from taxpayer money. ray: sec, who supervises wall-- supposedly supervises wall street, but not one person got fired. there is no corporate accountability. jeffrey: even the companies that have been led by the ceos when the financial fraud was taking place continue in good standing, continue to be powerful insiders in washington. those remain in place. and not only do they remain in place, they're

you see 101 in san jose on the right side of the scene. once you get home, it will be nice to stay indoors. if you're headed out of town, perhaps to the sierra, plan accordingly. it looks beautiful and there's epic snow, but you have to be smart. chain controls are in effect right now for a portion of highway 50. jeff is with us as well. a lot of moving parts. what happens as we head into saturday. >> a new storm system offshore that's going to continue the very dangerous waves right up the entire coastline, as we heard, pacifica, now saying they're under a state of emergency because of so much damage to the coast. our current buoy report reading 13 feet. we still could have waves as high as 16 feet through saturday's forecast. so extremely dangerous. not advised to head into the water. with our latest storm system today, rainfall has started to add up. .51 in cambrian. check it out, los gatos, as the storms hit the higher elevations, it helped to squeeze out a ton of moisture through the santa cruz mountains. over 1 inch there in just 24

event wally we'll get some down to san jose. some of the highest totals, some isolated amounts above a half inch like in sonoma and tiberon coming in with 0.39. the surf is extremely dangerous. high surf advisory until 4:00 a.m. on saturday. waves 14 to 17 feet. and no reports that some deep water waves just offshore could be as high as 25 feet. surfers, swimmers and boaters not advised to go in this water. i'll have more in the forecast in about 15 minutes. >> thank you. robert handa joins us from pacifica where it's moving day for the last of the residents at a crumbling cliffside apartment complex these units are expected to be red tagged soon. >> reporter: that's right. they're trying to get out before that actually happens. we've seen many residents braving this weather to try to get the last of their possessions. and if they needed any reminders about the erosion threatening their building, today's crashing surf drove the point home. the walls of water slamming into the pacifica pier gives you a good idea just how much for

chp tallies about 20 accidents so far in san jose. luckily, only two of them involved injuries that required paramedics. reporting live, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> have to take it slow and be careful. thank you. don't forget, inside our nbc bay area app, you can find great tools to stay updated on what's going on outside. kari hall shows us how it works. >> here's a way to get your own personal alerts when rough weather hits the bay area. go to our app and click on nbc bay area at the top left. and then hit the gear button on the top right. on the drop down menu, hit the alert settings, and then you can select anything from lightning to flood or thunderstorms, and it alerts you when those things happen in your area. i'm kari hall, and that's how you stay informs on the nbc bay area app. >> in other news tonight, emotional and condescending, that's how the national rifle association described president obama's news conference. he teared up as he announced executive action, including closing loopholes on gun purchases. >>

another cell making its way through san jose. >> let's check in with paulo reyes in downtown san jose in an area known for flooding. so far, so good this morning? >> reporter: that's true. very lucky this morning, just a light drizzle. drivers should be careful when they head out the door. be prepared for wet roads and puddles. there's no forecast for major flooding from rivers this morning. however streams, small creeks could overflow as well as clogged storm drains, interstate ramps and low lying areas. no problems in san jose so far this morning. there's a pocket of rain heading this way. we have our umbrella ready. hep you have yours as well. >> you see obviously very slick outside. the rain has been moving in in waves this morning. the common theme has been everywhere. >> it has been. in fact, the north bay has seen over an inch in some spots. south bay has seen less than .05 in south bay. virtually drive in downtown san jose. we have heavy rain moving into the south bay. the rest of the area looking at spotty stuff. you can see in san francisco, the winds are whipping. los gatos

the worst is san jose at 115% of average. el nino brings in storms from the south and that's why we are getting the rains to san jose. >> see you soon, thank you, jeff. >>> stay up to date with the weather in your neighborhood by downloading the nbc bay area app. download the app from the apple app store or google play for android devices. >>> super bowl 50 is less than a month away and the rumbling over the impact of the spectacle is already being felt. drivers in san francisco can expect headaches this weekend. and in the south bay a big and controversial addition to the downtown skyline. we have team coverage for you tonight. ian cull kicks it off. >> oracle owns a building in downtown san jose and what a lot of people are noticing is the 18-story sign now plastered to the side of that building that's fizzable from the freeway and the skies. the problem is the city says it's illegal. a super sign right before the super bowl. it's been going up all week on the building owned by oracle to promote the company. scott niece lov

jose's conclusion. it is totally ridiculous. jose thinks the fines for the way he talked to the condo president are ridiculous. howard, do you think they are legal? >> no the association document say you cannot speak loudly but the purpose of rules like that are so you do not disturb your maybe. this happens inn office and right outside the door afntd rules do not block you from criticize age board mefn and finally if it was a violation. it's selective enforcement since the president did not get cited as we. bottom line. they can mot fine jose we mit witnessed the property manager and she confirmed the presisint was not find for shouting aicht few days later she left her jofnt a new management company brought in and jose told them they talked to the board and the fines were dropped. we tried to to speak to the new property manager ch they didn't respond p. and we asked to speak to the board president and did motear back from him either. >> they made it sound like they were doing me a favor which they wrn. first resint associatio

the carolina panthers will also be visiting san jose. they land on sunday and are staying on the san jose marriott on this block so within walking distance of the park. this celebration will continue through super bowl from noon to 10 p.m. live in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. >> super bowl week will kick off with a fireworks extravaganza and today we were there as pyro technicians loaded about 15,000 fireworks on to two barges in the bay near the ferry building. this is for tomorrow night's macy's fireworks show. the san francisco skyline will be painted gold. we caught up with organizers who say the big show will be the show's finale. >> countdown to the gold and gold is going to come to life, 50 bursts in 50 seconds. it's going to be a grand finale like no other. >> the best seat in the house will be right here with us. tomorrow night we'll celebrate it all the opening of super bowl city, the relighting of the bay bridge art installation, followed by the big macy's fireworks show. our countdown to gold special is live tomorrow night at

san jose hasn't had a major accident, and if we do, i feel confident that the san jose fire department will be here to take care of the situation. >> several sources tell us that nbc bay area story plus concern by delta airlines also played a big role in the increase in personnel there. according to these e-mails the sjc dating back to february of last year, delta airlines insisted on higher minimum staffing for safety. the e-mails show that delta even paid san jose to staff more firefighters before the airline would land at sjc with a hearted 747 aircraft. >> we had the extra truck and so we accommodated delta so that they can motor their minimum. >> critics say it's still not enough. >> we're one firefighter to the good. >> john carr wrote the book literally on aircraft fire fighting skills and prosures. he and colleague les omen served as firefighters as sjc back in the 1970s. they then developed manuals and procedures for arff training which are now used around the world. >> it's all nice on paper. and you don't have the bodies on the rig initially it's hard to recreate them. >> es

reporting live in north san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> san jose state university has a new president. dr. mary papazian is coming back after being on the east coast. she's currently president of southern connecticut state university and is an ucla alum. they also have a no president. dr. judy sakaki. and her academic career started at csu hayward. >>> a spring-like day. >> beautiful. >> get a check on the forecast with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> we don't have to feel too guilty about enjoying that sun. your scrolling seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. a great way to get an early look at that. take you outside to the sky camera network. clear throughout the peninsula. also for the east bay and san francisco a few clouds right now and 60. tomorrow morning we're looking at cloud cover returning yet again, mainly high clouds but for the east bay san francisco and the north bay there's the possibility of patchy fog as well down to as low as 43. peninsula 46 and for the south bay, 47 degrees. let's get a look at that next storm system coming in. and w

josÉ: san josé guayama les un pueblo tranquilo y seguro como pocos en el salvador.tes de madera le ofrece los jÓvenes la esperanza, y el trabajo en equipo, luciano muestra cÓmo funciona este equipo. lucÍa: en el corazÓn del sur del bronx de nueva york, el programa cambia la vida de los jÓvenes hispanos de escasos recursos. >> aquÍ había muchos ladrones, mucha gente en ganga pero venir a este programa es lo mejor. lucia: la experiencia comiencen el taller, construye los botes de madera, aprenden acerca de trabajo en equipo, desarrollar la autoestima y ademÁs >> aprenden a resolver problemas, ser lÍderes, comunicarse mejor, la idea es darle herramienta para que se preparan para lo que quieren ser. lucia: los jÓvenes hispanos del bronx como daniel aprovecha la oportunidad de empleo que ofrece el programa. daniel: quiero sacar la secundaria, despuÉs cuando vas a la universidad o lo que sea, puede regresar como asistente del programa. lucÍa: una vez construida la embarcaciÓn ellos salen a navegar, nada como poner a prueba el trabajo de un esfuerzo conjunto es hora de exp

police believe they're in san jose and could be headed to fresno. they're considered dangerous. >>> authorities on the peninsula are crediting a hotel worker for helping them reach a historic convention. jones was arrested after a clerk noticed a man drop off young girls on consecutive days. >> this case was prosecuted because a hotel clerk identified something that didn't add up. . she had the good sense to call the police. >> authorities say five young women were freed because of the clerk's actions. >>> a new wrinkle in the uncertain stadium plans for the raiders. raiders owner traveled to meet with casino mogul and it's believed they're discussing a possible domed stadium built on 42 acres off the strip. reports say team officials met on a new lease. >>> the warriors kick off an east coast road trip tomorrow that is going to include a trip to the white house. the president also called the team to congratulate them after they won in june. >>> many travellers will get into the spirit of the super bowl thanks to an exhibit inside of one of sfo's te

san jose police are ready. operations officers will respond to an active shooter situation. >> we have one main priority to keep people safe. >> reporter: starting sunday when the teams arrive the department's command post will be up and running monitoring nearly every super bowl-related event. >> we understand that there's a concern out there that with the events that have happened in san bernardino and paris, you know, people are a little edgy. we understand that. we also have to strike a delicate balance between being too overbearing and being a police state with being ready to respond and being vigilant. >> reporter: but the feds are leading the overall super bowl security effort. we got a special look inside this high-tech fbi command post housed in a nondescript building not far from the stadium. we have agreed to keep the exact location secret. this is before the efforts of hundreds of agents, analysts and local law enforcement officers will be -- will be monitored and dredged. the counter-terrorism he e

downtown san jose. what's happening? >> a deadly crash that has just been reported by san jose pd. not far from highway 87. actually 87 at the santa clara off ramp. as if you're exiting towards sap center and that may have santa clara closed. a hit and run crash from what we understand involving a pedestrian and a vehicle. again, our crew is heading out there. of course, they're taking care of that scene in downtown san jose, as well. we'll track that. the freeways them selves are moving well, but just starting to see that commute for this friday for 101 through the area. that is certain, as well. the freeway is getting more crowded. quick look at the bridge. here at the toll plaza and a crash also for 880 just south of the san mateo bridge and i'll follow up with that one in our next report. back to you. >>> more breaking news this morning. the coast guard says there are no sign of survivors after two marine corps helicopters collided. it happened near the hawaiian island of owahoo during an overnight

doing the best san jose, 115% of average. that's directly correlated to el nino where some of the storms moving in from the south. the south bay, san jose, getting more rainfall than they normally should. we'll have my full microclimate forecast in about ten minutes. >> thank you, jeff. don't forget to download our nbc bay area app. here's kari hall. >> it's easy to get connected to the weather outside by going inside to the nbc bay area app. on your smartphone. just click on the radar on the weather page. there you can zero in on your own neighborhood to see if it's raining there. that gives you what you need to know right when you need to know it. i'm meteorologist kari hall and that's how you stay informed on the nbc bay area app. >> thank you. hundreds of hillary clinton supporters will gather in san francisco tonight to see the presidential candidate in person. clinton is on a fund-raising tour here in the bay area. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at san francisco palace of fine arts where a family friendly fund-ra

san jose state university has a new president tonight. "mary papazian" ( puh-octor pah-zee-uhn ) is coming bac her home state after a career on the east coast. the los angeles native is currently president of "southern connecticut state university," and is a u-c-l-a "alum." she takes-office on july-first. so does sonoma state university's new president-- doctor "judy sakaki." ( suh-cock-ee). she previously served as "vice president for student affair for the university of >>> sonoma state university's newest president served as vice president of student affairs in california. she started her academic career at csu. >>> lyft has settle ad a lawsui with its drivers. it would guarantee them minimum wage and other benefits as well. lyft will pay out more than $12 million to its drivers, and it will no longer be able to fire drivers at will. the company has to have a reason to be able to fire them. >>> investors are definitely liking facebook. the company's shares soared today after reporting record profits bringing in nearly $6 billion in rev

to san jose. the state-wide manhunt for theow centered here in the bay ar. >>> right now at 11:00, from southern california to san jose, the statewide man hunt for these fugitives now centered here in the bay area. tonight their hideout uncovered and the search under way to find the two still on the run. the story still developing tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm janel wang in for jessica aguirre. >> we have confirmed the escaped inmates hold up at a hotel at the al media. not far from the sap center that will host the super bowl event. >> it's the almeida motel. the motel manager probably did not know it at the time but in that very office behind me here on tuesday night he rented a room that led all the way down to practically the last room of this motel. he rented that room to three escaped inmates from orange county. two of them are still at large. tonight 20-year-old jonathan tieu and 22-year-old dwayne nayeri. and the fourth man who paid for the three men in cash came here to the almeida

san jose had only a trace of rain so far. and we hav 4:00 a.m. tomorrow, wave heights are quite elevated. here is a live view you can see the pavement is wet. will be wet in the south bay again, sunday morning. we may have pockets of light scattered showers and mainly a dry day tomorrow, into afternoon, we may see more showers popping up. so there could be wet spots coming tomorrow as well. it will be a mainly dry day. highs tomorrow into mid-50s here in san francisco and evening and night time hours, temperatures in the low 50s. a storm impact scale is what use to inform you. our next storm coming in on sunday ranks one, a storm of light intensity, in the south bay. overnight into sunday, a wave of rain and we don't expect to it move up north of the golden gate. so will be south bay and maybe east bay event. overnight, not very cold tonight. lows mainly into low 50s and tomorrow, we'll see highs into mid to upper 50s. here is the accu-weather forecast. a colder rain and next week, a dry week toward the end of the week. there is a chance of showe

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it's building a new campus in san jose. company just got the green light to construct a massive complex in the city's north side near mineta international airport. kpix 5's kiet do is in san jose at the lot that's getting the apple touch. >>> reporter: the scale of this project just makes you go, wow! in this empty lot, imagine up to 20,000 employees working on a campus with more than 4 million square feet. the city of san jose says apple is in a league of its own. now, the city council voted unanimously last night to approve apple's plans to move into an 86-acre lot near highway 101 and 87 along first street and component drive. if you have ever been by here you know an empty lot of this size in a prime location is rare in sillicon valley. as part of the agreement, apple can grow and develop the site for the next 15 years. and if it actually hits that number of 4.15 million square feet it will make this campus bigger than its current headquarters in cupertino. as part of the deal, apple will pay millions of dollars in fees

san jose hasn't had a major accident.we do, i feel confident that the san jose fire department will be here to take care of the situation. >> reporter: several sources tell us that nbc bay area's story plus concern by delta airlines also played a big role in the increase in personnel there. according to these e-mails to sjc dating back to february of last year, delta airlines insisted on higher minimum staffing for safety. the e-mail show that delta even paid san jose to staff more firefighters before the airline would land at sjc with a chartered 747 aircraft. >> we had the extra truck and so we accommodated delta so they could meet their minimum. >> reporter: critics say it's still not enough. >> we're one firefighter to the good. >> reporter: john carr wrote the book, literally. he and his colleague served as firefighters at sjc back in the 1970s. they then developed manuals and procedures for a.r.f. training which are now used around the world. >> it's all nice on paper, but when you don't have the bodies on the rigs

san jose police say he shot and killed a man thursday night in east san jose behind a golf course. investigators did not reveal a motive. the victim was a san jose man, his identity has not been released. >>> el chapo has been captured again. the mexican drug kingpin el chapo guzman was arrested in a violent raid. he was marched to a waiting helicopter. he had been on the run after he escaped from prison six months ago. he was recaptured early yesterday morning by mexican marines, u.s. marshals. he could be tried in the u.s. but that process could take months. >>> guilty on all 162 charges. raymond chow is off to prison once again, possibly for the rest of his life after two days of deliberations, the san francisco jury found chow guilty on all charges, including racketeering and ordering the murders of two rival gangsters. the prosecution's star witness an undercover fbi agent who formed a relationship with chow. some prison inmates also testified against him. >> five cooperating witnesses, informants of the lowest possible moral caliber combined in effort to free themselves and c

robert handa in san jose with the latest accusations. robert. >> well, that claim of excessive force and at this point, that's exactly what it is, a claim, is currently being investigated by the sheriff's department. it's a flurry of legal action being taken by some inmates or their families. former jail inmate joseph along with attorney polly canny met us today outside a san jose courthouse. he filed a claim friday seeking damages for what he called a july 12th attack by jail deputies. he admitted to us he was jailed by intoxicated for violating a restraining order. he also acknowledged he has been in custody several times before without incident. he claims this time, he was beaten by three officers. >> they were twisting my arms and stepping on me and stuff. the officer put his fingers in my eye on the floor in the cell on a mattress. swatted at my eye, which damaged my cornea in my eye. >> he fears he has permanent blindness in his left eye but has not gotten medical validation. canny also represented the family of michael tyree, beat

a live look at downtown san jose. the bay area is expecting a line of storms all this week and the meteorologist rob may edda to t. explain. >> things still dry. golden gate bridge right now 45 degrees. one thing the increasing clouds should do is keep the temperatures up in the upper 30s and 40s in the bay area. you can see we have a little bit of light rain on the marin county coastline. most of the substantial showers still offshore. tomorrow morning, 7:00 north of the golden glai gate bridge that's where the rain will start and then spread southward. lunchtime tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. right there by noon you are starting to see moderate rain approach the coast. this is the first of a few systems coming in where most of the bay area on the coastal hill tops could get close to an inch of rain. noticeably less in the trivalley and san jose. if we don't get a lot of rain out of this system notice as we take you out further in the pacific we have got three storms to choose from coming in over the next five days.

again, this is a major situation in san jose.re information, and bringing you more details. the bus driver is in the hospital being examined. we will bring you more details as they come in.>>> 8:48 am. >>> the city of carmel is making what they are calling a major announcement about pg&e and the record-keeping. we have more on how this is prompted by concerns of public safety. >> reporter: the news conference will get underway shortly with the city of carmel, and this is under the spotlight of that 2014 explosion, and also the deadly explosion in san bruno in 2010. the mayor of carmel is expected to criticize the pg&e record- keeping, along with the link of the explosion that destroyed a home in carmel in 2014. this is timed with the state public utilities commission that begins a hearing today to investigate pg&e. the federal investigators blame the inaccurate record-keeping for these huge deadly san bernardino pipeline explosion in 2010. they will look to see if the company broke the law by failing to keep the accurate records

we didn't set out to find the "sal jose." what we realized is that creating a new museum, you wanted people to understand by humanizing the slave trade. and we looked around the world for ships. we looked in cuba. we spent a lot of time in cuba looking at ships trying to figure out or this is where we begin to do our exploration. but as we got close and we wanted to make sure we found some, we began to work with the slave wrecks project which is an amazing collaboration of scholars in the united states, in south africa, in west africa, in brazil, people within the united states park service and an array of people who want to realize that marytime archaeology traditionally didn't look for the ships of the enslaved. and so we felt that we needed to work with partners that would help us map the ocean floors, help us to begin to identify where other ships could be. because our goal was pretty simple. on the one hand, we wanted to find a ship for the museum when we opened. but on the other hand, what we wanted to do was stimulate

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >>> word on san jose's first homicide of the year. police have this man in custody accused of murdering his father. investigators say maxim zhukov stabbed his father to death on new year's day and then police say he left his father's body in a car in richmond. police don't know the motive and they're still hoping someone comes forward with more information. >>> first heinous crimes and accusations of torture now murder charges expected. today the couple accused of killing two young children found in a storage unit will face a judge. authorities arrested 39-year-old tammy huntsman and her boyfriend 17 last month for allegedly abusing a 9-year-old girl. that investigation led officers to the bodies of 3 and 6 year olds in a storage unit in redding. the pair started abusing the children in salinas where huntsman's from. >>> man arrested in sacramento on a terrorism charge is due in court today. the fbi identified him as 23-year-old al jaib. he reported to have entered the u.s. in 2012 as a refugee from iraq. court documents

last night with planned stops in sho san jose, oakland. they were taken to area hospi l hospitals. >> more information on that bus driver. we begin with terry mcsweeney who spoke to passengers who survived that harrowing wreck. >> reporter: a 22-year-old tells me he was sleeping on board that greyhound bus when he was jolted awake. he tells me a unique habit of his allowed him to save himself and in turn aloud him to help othe others. >> heard a lot of screaming. it was five rolls that happened. a lot of chaos and everything i looked around in the moment when i was secure myself seeing just everything happen, everything spinning in slow motion. >> that is how today began for this 22-year-old on this greyhound bus. he credits his well-being to his immediate reaction to all the chaos. >> did actually a barrel roll, jumped down to where your feet would be, kind of made sure i was secure like a human seatbelt. >> reporter: this is a picture of the crash aftermath mcclellan took himself. he said a peculiar habit of his helped him help others im

kiet do is in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. you know, i had a chat with mayor sam liccardo last summer about this. he didn't say who, what, when or where but hinted something huge was coming to san jose. well, now it is all official. last night, the city council approved unanimously the plans for apple to move into an 86- acre campus here in north san jose. this is near 101 and highway 87 along first street and component drive. if you have ever been by here you know an empty lot of this size in such a location is rare in sillicon valley. as part of the agreement apple can grow and develop the site for 15 years. that means it could be up to 4.15 million square feet for office space research and development and make it bigger than its current headquarters in cupertino. the new north san jose campus would have room for up to 20,000 new jobs. all those new employees means more congestion. >> traffic is always down the side of every bit of good news. we recognize that. they will be paying ten of millions of in property taxes as we b

the nfc team is going to be staying at the mariott in downtown san jose and practice at san jose statethe afc team will be practicing at stanford and staying at the mariott in santa clara. the s.a.p. center is preparing because it's hosting super bowl monday night before the big game. lots of opportunities to spot players and celebrities in town and businesses are definitely looking forward that. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> two robbery suspects are in custody after a string of armed robberies at toll booths on bay area bridges. here is a photo of one of the robberies that took place a few days after christmas. you see the masked robber pointing his gun. between november and december there were five toll booth robberies at the bay bridge, the carquinez bridge, and the benicia bridge. now 21-year-old marco gomez and a 17-year-old accomplice are in custody. workers are still on edge. >> banks have security. even corner stores that cash checks have security, armed security on site. so, you know. >> reporter: you think that would be a good idea? >> it wo

jose's acting police chief.ells kpix 5 about the challenge taking over an understaffed department.>>> and the protesters who block to the bay bridge out of jail and the dairy -- vowing to cause more trouble. >>> sarah palin ready to stump for mr. trump. now the big question -- what will this do for his campaign? it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. greyhound bus crash in san . the bus slammed into the me on highway 101 this mornings it was headed to from los angeles >>> our top story's tonight, two people are dead following a greyhound bus crash in san jose. the landed -- the best landed on highway 101 this morning headed to san francisco. the chp says the driver admitted to being critiqued. >> reporter: i am maria medina were rescuers are searching by boat and error for two college students missing for more than 24 hours after a wave swept them out to

maybe on down to san jose.e's the thing as we head through the morning hours, we'll likely undergo a little bit of a break that's because the storm is expected to stall off shore. you can see here by 3:00, still a lot of moisture here and then eventually by the evening hours we'll see kind of a second wave of wet weather coming up with the storm system through 9:00 that likely will rilinger into monday morning, as well. all in all, saturday stays dry as we head throughout sunday, scattered rain that will continue into monday's forecast. so, as we get a look at the weekend, we will see tet temperatures remaining in the 50s and few lingering showers on monday, as well. i want to round it out and spend a little bit of time on whauts rg co coming our way next week. once we get over the scattered rain on sunday a stronger storm by next tuesday. we're talking about the potential of one inch with that storm and maybe another half inch by next wednesday. so, with these three different storm systems coming our way, look

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. nbc bay area news. >>> a powerful new art internationals lags is up at santa clara university, it symbolizing the students that disappeared in mexico in 2014. the 43 silhouettes are for each student that still has not been found. officials say the students were heading to a protest when the police caught them. it is believed that the students were turned over to a drug cartel who later killed them and incinerated their bodies. one of the victims has a father that lives in san jose. people behind the installation hope to bring new life to the investigation. >> i think if we forget it's a lost cause. so i think the best we can do is continue to bring attention to such events, not only in mexico, but elsewhere, including here in the u.s. and if we can do that then i think that we have never lost the cause. >> that installation will be up until the 15th. >>> in the new year a new push by immigration activists. dozens of people came together today protesting in front of an immigration dete

jose?> casey, is the bigger issue here that cruz didn't disclose the loan or is it something that people would look at the fact that he's getting a loan from these big banks that so many criticize could be shown to be different than -- >> just as he levels this attack on trump for having new york values, it turns out he's gellinggel getting a lon from one of the biggest loans from a new york bank. people feel these big banks won out. the question is more around how ted cruz characterized the funding of his campaign, whether or not he was honest with people, he and his wife talked about how they were so all in wanting to serve the people of texas that they were willing to put all the money they had on the line. was this something they did disclose in a senate ethics report. it seems things may be misfiled through the sec. we've seen the sec being pretty toothless. >> so it was reported, just not in the way that it should have been? >> right, exactly. so this was something this showed up in t

jose? very much. and we're about to hear from the mayor of washington, d.c., with an update on the storm preps for that city which seems like it could get hit hardest by the snow. our luke russert is there now. luke, good morning. >> reporter: good morning there, jose. right about now, the mayor of d.c. as well as other local officials are going to give a press conference about the city's preparedness for the incoming blizzard. and they're going to have some explaining to do because last night, a half an inch fell here, and as dylan dryer mentioned, it was a total disaster. president obama's motorcade could not get from andrews air force base back to the white house without slipping and sliding. traffic all over the roads. some horrific stories of people being in six, seven hours of traffic, trying to get home. this region affectionately known as the dmv, the district of maryland and virginia, lived here all my life, we do not do snow well. it's a consistent failure for us. however, it's go

we believe that they may be in the san jose or destined for fresno. the investigators here in orange county and the southern california area are continuing to move forward. there a tremendous amount of intelligence. >> reporter: in another twist, a woman who taut english classes is under arrest per helping the inmates escape. accused of developing an inappropriate relationship with one of them that still on the run. >> providing google maps, this was a relationship that developed between the two. >> reporter: again, a belief that they could be here in the san jose area or headed to fresno. of course if you see either one of them call 911. >> you said there was a connection to organized crime. do you know if they have connections to gangs in the area? >> reporter: the police are referring all comment to authorities in orange county but there is a belief that there is a connection here with a vietnamese gang that his ties here in san jose and fresno. >> all right, thank you very much. stay with us for continuing coverage of this developing news. we will

of downtown san jose. one person has been killed from this hit-and-run crash. we are trying to find out more about it. that's a good area for you to avoid right now. looking at other commutes around the bay, let's go out and take a look at the senate yo bridge. not a bad commute here as traffic tips to move along very well with no issues. traffic at the plaza continuing to move about normal. 6:01. let's go back to today. >> following breaking flus hawaii. a search goes on right now for 12 people on two military marine corps stand port helicopters that collided off short shore of oahu. six people were on each helicopter that crashed just before midnight. a debris field including an empty life raft was found in the water about two miles offshore. the waves are big, 30 to 40 feet high making the rescue efforts very hard. we're going to bring you more information as soon as we get it in >>> also today, san jose police chief larry esquivel saying good-bye to the department he has served for the past 30 years. h

san jose hasn't had a major accident. and if we do, i feel confident that the san jose fire department will be here to take care of the situation. >> reporter: several sources tell us that nbc bay area's story plus concern by delta airlines also played a big role in the increase in personnel there. according to these e-mails to sjc dating back to february of last year, delta airlines insisted on higher minimum staffing for safety. the e-mails show that delta even paid san jose to staff more firefighters before the airline would land at sjc with a chartered 747 aircraft. >> we had the extra truck. and so we accommodated delta so that they could meet their minimum. >> reporter: critics say it's still not enough. john carr wrote the book. literally on aircraft firefighting skills and procedures. he and colleague les omen served as firefighters at sjc back in the '70s. they then developed manuals and procedures or arff training which are now used around the world. >> it's all nice on paper. but when you don't have the bodies

. >>> a horrific scene on west 101 in san jose. a greyhound bus headed for san francisco overturned. sky 7 was overhead where the bus still remains on its side. two passengers are dead. many more are injured. the traffic impact will last for hours, likely into the afternoon commute. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. we have coverage on the deadly bus crash this morning. matt keller is in san jose at the crash scene and the hospital for updates on patients. janet o is in san francisco where the bus was headed. matt? >> the medical examiner took the bodies of two victims and c.h.p. is on its own saying it will be a long day as they try to figure out what led to the horrific crash. >> at 6:40 in south san jose a greyhound bus with 20 people coming from los angeles and holding to san francisco never made it to the final destination. it crashed on northbound 101 at the northbound 85 car pool ramp. >> a witness said the rear of the bus ended up on the right side. >> two confirmed fatality, five transported with immediate and life

that's san francisco on your left side there and downtown san jose on your right. if we get some rain here, rob, this certainly could help out to the air quality? >> and we'll see a little more wind that will help clear out our skies. right around the santa clara valley, when you get warmer air above cooler air trapped with below, that acts leek a lid over the bay area, you need the winds to pick up to scour out the bad area. we haven't seen strong winds throughout the day today, but what will surely help is the wind. pretty impressive system lurking offshore that's going to increase our chances of starting to see some showers as we head into tonight, as our short-term forecast shows you, enough to measure it rainfall wise, maybe less than .5 in.05 inch of rain. 30s and 40s tomorrow morning as we see the chances of rain increase and over the next seven days, we really could be adding up the rain totals in northern california and the bay area, several inches of rain possible over the north coast. we're watching the timing of five storms in seven days and our full fo

jose? >> they include the jersey shore where memories of superstorm sandy are still fresh. rehema ellis has our report there tonight. >> reporter: they knew the waves of water were coming, but no one expected this. much of jersey's south shore woke up to flooded streets. some waves reaching up to ten feet and winds getting up to 48 miles per hour, many without power. >> it's like getting sandblasted out here, particularly up around the ocean. >> reporter: water rushed through neighborhoods like sea isle city and wildwood. areas hard-hit three years ago by superstorm sandy. >> folks listened -- >> reporter: governor chris christie said residents were prepared, most complying with voluntary evacuations. than we were three years ago. we won't anywhere near the property damage or loss of life we had three years ago. >> reporter: in point pleasant robin snyder and her daughter rode out the storm, still rebuilding from sandy but spared this time around. >> i haven't seen any water yet. thank good

hurdle knocked in the rebound. 2-0 san jose. man advantage for the sharks and they convert jumbo joe to little joe. they win 6-1. how about the beat down? 1300 points for the first time for his career. and the sharks haven't lost in regulation since january 7. >>> according to multiple reports, the 49ers will hire jim o'neal to be their next defensive coordinator. he had the same title in cleveland the last two seasons an the browns will rank 23rd and 27th in total defense while o'neal was there. australian open. canta trying to make history down under facing shue of china. canta makes a beautiful job shot. she wins. three pints at the pig and whistle tonight because she is the first british woman to advance to the semifinals since carter was beginning his term. did you know that? what year? >> 1978. >> 76. very bad presidential knowledge. >> that's what i said! >> yeah, we didn't watch any of the game. we just showed some funny stuff. today is australia day. >> fosters. australian for beer. >> this is what we do, you know, we t

jose? >> they include the jersey shore where memories of superstorm sandy are still fresh. rehema ellis has our report there tonight. >> reporter: they knew the waves of water were coming, but no one expected this. much of jersey's south shore woke up to flooded streets. some waves reaching up to ten feet and winds getting up to 48 miles per hour, many without power. >> it's like getting sandblasted out here, particularly up around the ocean. >> reporter: water rushed through neighborhoods like sea isle city and wildwood. areas hard-hit three years ago by superstorm sandy. >> folks listened -- >> reporter: governor chris christie said residents were prepared, most complying with voluntary evacuations. >> we're so much better off now than we were three years ago. we won't anywhere near the property damage or loss of life we had three years ago. >> reporter: in point pleasant robin snyder and her daughter rode out the storm, still rebuilding from sandy but spared this time around. >> i haven'

both teams to arrive sunday at san jose airport. tomorrow at this time thousands will be in san francisco for the start of the superbowl events. superbowl city and the nfl experience at man cone center. >> this is superbowl city. something that has never happened. >> it is exciting. >> crews are putting the finishing touch on the food booths and demonstratings. >> it is a small autonomous robot. >> people can build robots and engage in interactive displays. >> we have a little bit of san jose to superbowl city. >> security will be tight at 4th and howard. that's where the nfl has the mo cone center with superbowl ring displays and hall of fame busts. >> seeing actual players live up and personal and on the autograph stage. >> there is obstacle courses for the kids. you can try to pass a pass or kick a field goal or get slimed at the nickelodeon display. i faced off with john suzuki to see who had the better arm. okay. wasn't expecting that. better luck next time, john. later we hit the reality display where fans can experience what

and san jose expecting 57. north bay, east bay and tri-valley, danville at 56 not much of a change in pleasanton at 58 and a mix of 50s for the north bay and east bay. >>> we have a lot coming over the next 15 days, rain continues into tomorrow morning. then as we head throughout sunday into next thursday high pressure brings dry weather but january 29th through february 7th which includes the super bowl may be four more possible storms. as the storms roll in there's one way to track it. it's the nbc bay area app. >> it's easy to get connected to the weather outside by going inside the nbc bay area app on your smartphone. chick on the weather and you can zero in on your neighborhood and see when it's raining there. i'm terry mcsweeney. that's how to stay informed with the nbc bay area app. >> the coolest thing is the interactive radar. when you go to it, it will show you how fast the storms are moving and in which direction. >> i did it looking at your doppler radar. >>> new rules surrounding the diversity issu

san jose hasn't add major accident.at san jose fire department will be here it take care of the situation. >> several sources tell us that nbc bay area story plus concern by delta air lines also played a big role in the increase in personnel there. according to these e-mails, the sjc dating back it february of last year, delta air lines insisted on higher minimum staffing for safety. the e-mail showed that delta paid san jose to staff more firefighters before the airline would land at sjc with a chartered 747 aircraft. >> we had the extra truck and so we accommodated delta so that they could meet their minimum. >> critics say it's still not enough. >> we're one firefighter to the good. >> john carr wrote the book, literally, on aircraft/fire fighting skills and procedures. he and colleague, les oman, served as firefighters at sjc in the 1970s. they then wrote procedures for arff training around the world. >> it is all nice on paper. but when you don't have the bodies, it is hard to recreate them. >> especially now with

this is how it looks at 101 and 880 in san jose. the bonding is on the roads. we have our heaviest rain this morning but more showers and thunderstorms through the afternoon. >> sue? >> busy in the traffic center with these of four major insurance continues. 80 westbound at 580, two lanes are blocked with an accident and 101 on the peninsula, northbound in the san mateo area a pole down in lane number four slowing traffic and novato southbound 101 a solo spinout. this is the east shore freeway 80 at gilman the emergency lights at to which the screen with a crash with debris through all lanes and not an easy commute. we are back with an update if a couple of minutes. >> wondered about the backup. people in the north bay are the first to see the storm this morning. amy hollyfield has been looking for trouble spots this morning. amy? >> good morning. it is raining good right now. it has been for the last hour. we are starting to see water booming along highway 101. this is in mill valley. we are off of the freeway and it is very wet. the water is gathering here. t