in san jose come out rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: big smiles all round.ig waves due to el nino. >> reporter: all say that it is simply a blast out there at the ocean right now because of the big waves print all filled by el nino. they say that is a big cold out there and they are nasty out there to launch a spirit that they are absolutely fantastic. to recede as the acyl kron 4 news. --terisia estacio, kron 4 news >> reporter: there is the grain on the screen print most of it as san mateo bridge project like and spotty showers not much of it is hitting the ground. the heavier part is still out here off shore creek it will come in after midnight tonight at 8:00 p.m., clouds and spotty light shower spirit may lead for the north bay. sprinkles, not too heavy. we do have a heavier bant to push around 2-4. already, by six or seven near sunrise, wrapping up with a steady showers. scattered. they would decrease it generally in the morning. >> reporter: for the afternoon is moving out with partial clearing. so again, starting out with showers with clearing in the

but in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: victims of the bus crash were taken to several local >> pam: several local hospitals. >> pam: after: hospitals in the san jose area tried to find her. he says he was notified by the c h p this afternoon with a heart wrenching kind affirmation of his mother's death. he described her as a woman that lived for her family. >> reporter: >> would always think of her kids first. when she moved here and i gave her what she lacked before. >> pam: person often visit californian. >> pam:kron four's terisa estacio was at valley medical center in san jose. where several people were transported. >> reporter: this was one of the charm of facilities for the victims and is thus crash was taken. i am here with allison creek how many people did you have come here? >> 3 patience are here at the medical center after it --at the medical center >> the patients that we received have what we know as minor injuries. anything that could be treated such as a block on, or broken lake. --a broken arm or a broken leg. >> reporter: you guys are set up to handle family

we take you to gilroy where kron four's rob fladeboe shows you how one family is coping with a delugehat turned their back >> reporter:sarah castaneda and her family have always wanted a pool in their backyard here on mesa road in southwest gilroy, but not quite like the one left behind by the storms that have dumped nearly three sot sarah castaneda/gilroy the castanedas have been pumping the water out but they can't seem to keep up and they worry that with forecast calling for more wet weather ahead, that sooner or later the lake will be knocking on their back door. so far as we can tell, it's just the castaneda's home, and relatively new at that, which is faulty drainage. the are considering reaching out to the developer for some advice. naturally, sarah is keeping sot sarah castaneda meantime, the castanadas have the pool they always wanted and "it's pretty deep, if he's the american quicksand" the most of it. in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> reporter: storm trackers to what's going on here in the north bay tracking some moderate to heavy rain in parts of one country near vall

>> reporter: no doubt helping all of the part with a good first impression creek and san jose rob fladeboeously the featured attraction of the super bowl music is taking prominent second place in the week leading up to the game. new as 6. kron4 diane ackerman breaks down who is coming to the bay area. --dan kerman >> reporter: the bulk of free concert will take place at san francisco's super bowl city-state's year and severe men park. first up, chris isaac, he will perform on saturday party is at 730. on sunday january 31st, hart will be featured at free concert at mission college in santa clara. he starts at 430. let's jump to wednesday february 3rd, met nathanson has a free performance as the turbo city at 730. >> reporter: on thursday, the fourth the bad perry performs free as super bowl city at 730, while the dave matthews band will perform at pier 7, though that concert is sold out. on friday be fit, one republic of forms for free as super bowl city at 730, while for real williams will be getting happy at pier 7. general admission ticket 17 $5 and are still available for 10-10:00 p.m.

in santa clara rob fladeboe >> pam: in our other big story of the day, jim tomsula is out as head coach announced the news last night. today-- ceo jed york addressed the firing as well as the franchise's future. >> pam: mark carpenter was there and joins us with details. mark-- what's happening with this organization? >> reporter:a lot of instability. >> reporter:with the way this season played out, you could see how tomsula's firing was not really out of nowhere. but now for the second straight year, the 49ers are back in the market for a head coach. >> reporter:and this morning-- york, who's been quiet all year, spoke up and owned the franchise's problems. >> reporter:in a 30-minute news conference, york started with an opening statement.that addressed the shortcomings. >> reporter:the remarks were very similar to the one we heard last year following jim harbaugh's dismissal.in which he said 'hold me accountable' if we aren't winning super bowls. >> reporter:after a 5-11 campaign and a with no playoffs, a remorseful york told fans the blame falls on his shoulders and he's working to m

. >> pam:as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the biggest effects from el nino.e yet to come. >> reporter:some bay area locales are rainfall while others are a bit below normal but that may be about to change. as this graphic shows, el nino has passed it' s peak in terms of tropical ocean temperatures but jan null, of golden gate weather service, says it's not going anywhere anytime soon. >>in terms of cumulative the sierra snow pack at 103- percent of normal while northern california's big three reservoirs, trinity, shasta and oroville are running around 50-percent of historical average. but null says the current weather pattern is beginning to mirror the strong el nino years of the past >> >> reporter:again, based on past el ninos, null and other forecasters expect ocean temperatures to slowly decline and el nino to decay through the winter but for now, the storm door is open and likely to stay open for quite a while. >> reporter: so you made this one to keep your umbrella handy moving forward. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter:moderate rain and breezy wind

ready for some football right new at six kron four's rob fladeboe opened gridiron glory exhibit at then museum of art in santa >> reporter:judging from the crowds on the exhibit's first day, 'gridiron is already a runaway hit. on display are the best of the pro football hall of fame's vast collection of mementos, films and photos come to life. exhibit highlights include the pioneers and early days of the sport, the great moments, the great something here for everybody sot jill meyers/exec dir triton especially popular along with the pads or step inside an instant glories. >> pam: not the calls are getting louder for justice department to investigate the deadly police shooting of mario woods and two of the biggest names in hollywood announced they are boycotting the at the academy awards. and then the next series of all new field stewart storms heading our way and we're back with your forecast. >> pam: demand from mario woods. 26 year-old man shot and killed by a san francisco police. back in december. catherine is here is with today's news conference. >> catherine: the shooting death w

. >> catherine: x 3 the world will be watchingand as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the competitionthe uncle of the late oscar grant and a veteran of many protests against alleged police misdeeds, cephus johnson will not be surprised if super bowl week is on activists' radar. in the wake of one activist groups recent shut down of the bay bridge and transit-oriented respected amid plenty of extra a spokesman for bart says it says activists opportunity. to rule is one of those for people to utilize and express themselves and what the what people here knowon kron 4 dot com.we have an entire section dedicated to super bowl 50. there you can find super bowl city events.and a detailed list of road closures in sanwe have also compiled the top ten super bowl plays of all it's all just a click away.at the spurt search for missing south bay man the authorities think that the disappearance is suspicious of pothole problem that is destroying a lot of tires and one east bay city lawmakers put pressure on gov. brown to declare a disaster for the crab seasonnew at six. a press conference just wrap

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, depleted reservoirs are expected to >> reporter:lexington reservoirns above los gatos has been hit hard by the drought. it's just 12 percent full but it looks like el nino to the rescue. there was moderate to heavy rain overnight in the santa cruz mountains and some of it has actually begun to run off into the this and other reservoirs. the south bays 10 major reservoirs are just under one for more. but just because it's south bay residents are reminded that reservoirs and groundwater only accounts for half their annual needs. the many of our reservoirs were earthquake faults. that means water managers have to be careful that they are not allowed to get too full. they must be in line with seismic safety >> pam:new numbers out for the water conservation mandate set by governor brown.and californians residents missed the 25-percent stricken california used 20- course to beat its long-term goal through february. the latest figures come as a series of much-anticipated el nino storms begin to drench the state. for up-to-the minute weather neighborhood. dow

rob flah-de-boh fladeboe explains how the new turf is being prpared to hold up under the el nino-fueled wet weather hitting the west coast. nfl grounds keeper ed mangan says there will new field once it's in place, but says wet weather in the immediate sense of urgency. "right now we're looking at the next couple of days or nights. wednesday, thursday, friday trying to speed up the process here's a look from high above levis stadium, from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. had none of the turf problems this year that plagued earlier fields, but a brand new field is a super bowl tradition. "you know, the field has played it's a full season of football...and the stadium's nowadays are multi- use facilities, so, you know, it's done its job and for the super bowl they deserve a new field." working 12-15 hour days, mangan's crew is expected to be done by tuesday night. and george toma, the man sport illustrated calls 'the nitty grittty dirt man,' has been part of that crew for all fifty super bowls. working 12 to 15 hours days mangan's crew is expected to be done by tuesday night and geo