. new this morning, san jose police have spent their time searching for a man who stabbed another man in this very quiet neighborhood in san jose. >> a special hearing on capitol hill as congress looks at how police handle the moments after and the days after the boston bombings. what the city police commissioner is calling on the federal government to do. >> is there any other reason he would be demoted and transferred? our investigative unit looks at a culture of fear at the imbattled san jose d.a.'s office clear out the brush or pay the price. major fines for thousands of

owners as we head into our wild fire season. >> a live look outside, oracle arena. you made it to thursday. it is may 9th. this is "today in the bay." yes, indeed. it is friday eve. getting close to the weekend. good morning. it's 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news. a frantic search for a stabbing suspect near the park. today's marla tallez got to the scene very quickly near lee and kurt ner. >> reporter: within the last 15 minutes, this breaking news has wrapped up out here. this is door park behind me. as you mentioned, this is near lee and kurtner in. cambrain district. this was surrounded by san jose police, with patrol cars

cordoning off each corner, their lights shining on the park looking for a stabbing suspect. at 1:15, a man stabbed another man. the officer on scene wouldn't tell me specifically where. in the last three hours, they have been searching for this suspect. in the last 15 minutes, they have found this person after conducting a yard to yard search. as for the rick victim, the other man he stabbed, he was taken to regional medical center with nonlife threatening injuries. the scene has wrapped up. the patrol cars have gone on their way. we'll follow that all morning long. right now, let's check some things out in the weather department. christina loren is hire to fill us in. good morning. good morning to you at home. we are so close to the weekend. temperatures are going to be perfection for your outdoor

plans. we had kind of a cool day yesterday. we are starting out rather mild this morning. 54 degrees in san jose, 55, gilroy, 53, san francisco. finally, today, you can leave that umbrella at home. i'll let you know when we are going to hit the 80s. first, it's 4:33. let's find out if there are any problems on the road with mike inouye. >> no big problems. we have our typical road crew. i will warn you about some lanes that you lose. you see the northbound lanes approaching with 101 university shopping center just fine. 1701 out of mountainview, we will mark it on the maps. from shoreline into palo alto, you do lose a couple of lines. the other have cleared over the last half hour. a smooth drive past dumbarton and san mateo. last few days, problems on either bridges. this morning, very clear. we will track them carefully, guys, back to you. a follow-up to a story our

investigative unit just broke. more controversy surrounding jeff rosen, representing lead attorney, jim sibley, voting to file a grievance with the county claiming the d.a. retaliated against sibley for speaking out against altered time sheets. this 46-page grievance comes a month after our investigative unit exposed d.a. rose zen to order time sheets to be altered to give free time off. after two decades at the d.a.'s office and 2 1/2 years at lead attorney, sibley has been demoted. come monday, he will be transferred to palo alto. sibley, who lives in santa cruz, has a 14-year-old son with autism. he says, moving to palo alto means he will spend 3 hours commuting to and from work thand will take time away from his family. he claims the move is to, quote,

make him pay the price for telling the truth. >> the atmosphere within the d.a.'s office over the last two years has been essentially a culture of fear. you go with what the administration is planning or you are going to pay the price for it. >> labor relations will conduct an investigation into why exactly sibley was demoted and transferred. the district attorney says sibley's claim is an unfortunate situation and false allegation. rosen says attorneys are regularly moved within the three office locations at his discretion. >> it is 4:35. we have already seen wildfires break out near los angeles and in the north bay. south bay officials want to make sure we don't see similar problems here. the city of san jose has more than 400 lots and open areas covered in tall, dry weeds. the city has a six-inch rule, meaning no weed can be taller than six inches. anything more is considered a fire hazard.

they contacted them and they gave them ten days to cut down all the weeds. >> if they don't respond in the ten-daytime frame? >> we then can issue a sigh tiges to the property owner for upwards of $1,000. >> per day? >> san jose and santa clara county conduct an investigation of all the empty lots to make sure they are maintained. >> enter the hot seat this morning, boston's police commissioner. a house homeland security committee plans to look at how authorities handle these attacks. the days after that bombing has been controversial. the city's police commissioner says he will defend how his department handles the bombings. the government should have tightened security all around public events and consider more undercover officers and surveillance cameras provided they don't infringe on civil

liberties. investigators use surveillance cameras from a nearby restaurant to ultimately identify the two bombing suspects. during today's hearings, lawmakers are expected to ask if they could have i.d.'d the suspects earlier the man accused of kidnapping three ohio women and holding them captive for ten years is expected to make his first court appearance in less than an hour. ariel castro is expected to make an appearance. he kept the three women chained and locked upstairs. they were allowed outside twice in the last ten years, the women, amanda berry, gina dejesus and michele knight are working with investigators. berry and dejesus are out of the hospital and back with their

families. michele knight is said to be treated but still in the hospital and in good condition transportation officials announcing a proposed fix for the three dozen or so busted bolts on the new stan of the bridge. it is called the saddle option. this will take on the load for faulty rods that were supposed to support it. the cost, up to $10 million. officials say they think the bridge will be finished in time for the labor day opening. that largely depends on new testing being done on the bolts manufactured in 2010. >> i think the key is to have a safe. >> that is the first and foremost priority. let's hope. >> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >> safe to say, it will be a nice day. good morning. laura and jon. thanks for waking up with us on a thursday. temperatures are really mild out there to start. we don't have any 40s to talk about just yet. we are going to drop off even more so as we head through the next few hours.

you can see from this live picture, we have plenty of low cloud cover to start the day. fog will play for of a factor. temperatures are nice and crisp. 53 degrees in livermore, 54, san jose, 55 to start the day in gilroy. take you through your afternoon, hour by hour. we stopped that clock for you at noon. temperatures around the 50s in the inner bay. on your contour map, you will notice the shading. we are going to see a strong on shore flow. central valley will see readings in the 80s. high pressure is still dominant. you don't need the a.c. just yet. 73 degrees in livermore. 70, fremont. 76, gilroy. your full forecast in just a minute. maybe you are ready to go to work or the circle "k" many mike

is going to help you out. we are looking to 880 through fremont. nice, easy drive past the truck scales. we are looking at the traffic flow ons maps through 880, 680, toward fremont. no delays. a little yellow popping up. not a concern. we have northbound 880 approaching 237 coming past the great mall, you are down to one lane. they are doing some paving work that should be wrapping up. a lot of lights through the area. keep it in mind. northbound through 237 from the great mall. the rest of your south bay is all right. you see slowing around stevens creek boulevard. the slowing moving vehicles are causing the censors to trip up. no incidents. the bay bridge toll plaza. a nice, easy drive. that's great news, upper and lower decks both moving at the limit. speaking of the bay bridge, we have another angle of it.

a live look. the warriors actually talking about putting an arena on the san francisco side of the bridge. piers 30 and 32. today, the san francisco planning commission will get an updated proposal for the warriors waterfront arena. among the changes, a reduction in the height of the building, a reduction in the number of parking spaces around the area. so people can actually see out and have a little more living space. >> i like the sound of that. speaking of the warriors, the curse in san antonio is over. they upped the playoff series winning in san antonio for the first time since 1997. letting that huge lead slip away from game one, steph curry and klay thompson, they lead the way. thompson was on fire, a career high 34 points. 29 in the first half. hitting 8 of 9 three-pointers. warriors win it 100-91. they return to the bay area today. they are getting ready for game three at oracle arena tomorrow night. so that will be roaracle arena all over again.

no kidding. made to order tv, the new efforts to help you pay only for the cable channels that you want. prince harry back in the united states this morning. we will tell you about the stops he is making on his cross country excursion. new tragedy in bangladesh. a fire tears through a building in the country's industrial district overnight. the latest details next.

welcome back. good thursday morning. a popular mountain restaurant is closing its doors. the country gourmet is shutting down in ten days. it was originally built in 1966 as the burger barn. the two brothers that ran it and the koflt cost of keeping it op too expensive it could eventually reopen as a different restaurant. the way you pay for cable could soon change in a good way, a very good way. one lawmaker trying to make it so cable channels only give you the ones that you want without paying for the ones that you don't want. i love the sound of this. seema mody is live with details. of course, along with how the futures are trading. seema, good morning. we'll get to the markets

first. markets riding a wave of company forecast and the dow, s&p 500, and the russell 2000 indices are at record highs. we get data out. the dow rising nearly 49 points in yesterday's trade. the nasdaq, 60. here is the top story. senator john mccain is expected to introduce a bill requiring cable and satellite companies to give customers the options of buying individual channels instead of packages. this time around, the a la carte idea is gaining tracks as programming channels have skyrocketed. we well be checking back. >> we want to check the forecast with christina loren. >> we are so close to the weekend now. i'm already thinking about my plans while i'm simultaneously doing the weather. 4:46.

weather is going to come into play. it really will. dictate where you want to spend your free time this weekend, specially if you are planning on taking mom outdoors. brunch is a hot item when it comes to mother's day. you will be able to get out without being rained on. it is not going to be too taggy. if you want to order your mom flowers, your time is running thin. don't forget about mom. 54, san jose, 55, sunnyvale and 55 in oakland. as of today, we are looking dry and really good. we are going to see strong onshore flow. with the dry conditions returning, we have higher pollen level. keep your allergy medicine by your side. if you suffer from the allergies of the season, we are going to remain on the high end for tomorrow as well. we should start to drop off as we head through next week and get another strong onshore flow. 73 degrees for livermore, 71, santa teresa, 76, gilroy.

bring that coat with you to the city. 60 degrees. it is going to be chilly in san francisco. we have a partnership with our sister station. it is going to be a good game starting at 7:15. 60 degrees at&t park. let's go, giants! as we head through the next couple of days, temperatures will stay steady. we will climb on saturday. we decided to watch, oh, yeah, for saturday. back to you guys new, this morning, a new deadly disaster in bangladesh. at least eight people are dead after a fire swept through a clothing factory. fire broke out at the 11-story building after most of the 300 workers had gone home for the night. no word on the cause of the

fire. this comes two weeks after the worst tragedy in the history of the global garment manufacturing industry. more than 900 are confirmed dead after eight-story building which held several garment factories collapsed last month. thousands were rescued alive. crews are still searching through all of that rubble for bodies. this week, the bangladesh government reportedly shut down 18 garment factories for safety reasons. noted factory resigner, octavio missoni, has died. he was the fashion designer known for the zigzag pattern, knitwear. the brand made headlines when they partnered with target to release a line of products they sold out in a matter of hours.

they say he died peacefully at his home in italy, 92 years old. lawmakers must adjust some 300 amendments covering border security to work place enforcement. it is expected to put tom 11 million undocumented immigrants on a path to citizenship. south korea's president will be in california. president park gu hey will be in los angeles to have lunch with governor brown and the mayor. she was in town yesterday to talk with president about the tensions in north korea. >> prince harry kicks off his visit with a stop at capitol hill, he will stop by arlington

cemetery tomorrow. next week, the prince will tour damaged areas of the jersey shore hit by superstorm sandy last year. everywhere the royals go, they get that rock star treatment. harry on fire. 4:51. we will tell you about a trail of new additions getting ready to make their debut at a local zoo. the 49ers stadium, about to become the field of jeans. >> working it. >> you have heard, win one for the zipper. that's pretty good. the san mateo bridge, a little drive across the bay. we will talk about what you are watching on the east bay. we will see how things look coming up.

welcome back. your world champion giants are back home for another game. game time, 7:15. tonight is lgbt night at the park. the giants are encouraging fans to bring in donations for a food drive benefiting the san francisco and marin food banks after looking and feeling good during a few swimming lessons, three male otter pups are ready to make their daytime debut. the three rill pickups namlittl

been kept out of the public eye to nurse, grow and learn how to swim. swimming is not instinct you'ua ott ter otters. each pup weighing less than a half a pound. after beefing up, about five pounds each. a vote tonight will give the 49ers an official name. special meeting of the stadium authority will give exclusive naming rights to levi straus and company, which plans to name the stadium, levi stayed number. they dressed in 501s for the big day. the iconic clothing company paying the team $220 million over ten years for the naming rights. kind of a cool idea with the original 49ers that came to

california. >> a long-time, bay area company. that 220 million will come in handy paying off the debt. mike inouye is here to talk about what's happening on the roads. looking towards the east shore freeway, we see a good distance and not a lot of traffic. the map will reflect the same thing. a smooth drive off of the richmond bridge. the crash on the right, bear creek road in orinda. there is a crash there. be careful if you use that road. pretty far up in the hills. another crash around first street. we see slowing headed toward the isabelle interchange. we see the slowing. i have marked your commute directions with those arrows. they are not a problem for the

tri-valley. through antioch, a little slowing shows up. pretty light for this time of morning. send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >> 4:57. we continue to follow breaking news. san jose police have just captured a stabbing suspect. marla tallez on scene and she will tell us the latest coming up in a live report. oakland's top cop stepping down. why he is handing in his badge.

new this morning, a san jose man trying to celebrate his 21st birthday. ends up stabbed allegedly by his own friend at a small house party. i'm marla tallez with all the details coming up. i'm bob redell. a push in the south bay to save the dome theaters from a possible wrecking crew. that story coming up. a mild start to this thursday morning. temperatures today are going to remain cool. we will get that natural a.c. then, we heat you up. your full forecast in a few moments.

as you get ready to hit the road, these folks are getting the road ready for you. we are looking at the golden gate bridge. a crash in livermore. we will show you what's heading up for 580. oracle arena, almost thursday, may 9th. this is "today in the bay." good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning, everybody. we start with breaking news in the south bay. san jose police right now investigating an early morning stabbing. this all happened near the corner of kurtner and lee avenue. that's where "today in the bay" marla tallez is live. >> reporter: we just got brand new information from san jose police who tell us the stabbing happened in this particular neighborhood in the cambrian district. right behind us is