air-conditioning. full decks of clouds inland. that sun will breakthrough soon. we have your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. i've been telling you about the east bay backups we are following as the commute builds. a crash on the peninsula could mean issues for 101. >> sounds like another beautiful day in the neighborhood. we give you a live look at the gorgeous bay bridge. very close to the weekend. thursday, may 9th. "today in the bay." it is 6:00. good morning, everybody. thank you very much for getting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news in san jose where police just took a stabbing suspect into custody this morning accused of attacking a 21-year-old man at his ownc;ñ birthday party. "today in the bay's" marla tallez live at the scene where she spoke to neighbors about the arrest and the yard to yard

search going in overnight in san jose's cambrian neighborhood. police had this entire park behind us. this is doerr park. as you mentioned in the cambrian district. their suspect has been identified as 20-year-old peter bruneto of san jose. he was found inside the park in the pool area after officers did a yard to yard search. he is now in the santa clara county jail. the search for him started soon after police got a 911 call that came in about 1:15 for a report of a stabbing. they arrived to find four people left at what had been a small birthday party at a home on custer drive for the 21-year-old man who was actually stabbed. the two were friends. they got into a fight. the suspect stabbed him several times with a knife and took off running into doerr park.

>> we got information that the suspect might be in the park at doerr park. we immediately set up a perimeter around the pashlg. we just went house to house, yard to yard and found him in the pool area of the park here at doerr. >> reporter: i talked to a couple of neighbors that were surprised to hear this. they said the neighborhood is extremely safe. one woman tells she is only worried about the victim. >> mostly concerned for the young man. hopefully, he will be very good. that's a terrible thing to happen. as a neighbor, i probably have seen him many times if i don't know him. mostly, my thoughts are with the family. hopefully, he will be just fine. >> reporter: police are not releasing the name of the 21-year-old who was stabbed. he did not take an ambulance to the hospital. one of his friends at the party took him to good samaritan. he was first listed in critical condition. but he has since improved and police say he is recovering and he will be okay. live from san jose, marla

tallez, "today in the bay." happening right now, on capitol hill, we will give you a live look as lawmakers are holding a hearing to try nd aant to the bottom of the boston marathon bombings. the police commissioner and the security chief will be set to answer a question about what they knew about the suspect. and if that information was ever shared with boston police. back in 2011, russia, asked the fbi and cia, to look into tsarnaev's possible radical ties. they found nothing. when russia failed to cooperate after that, the fbi closed the case. boston police commissioner, edward davis, says, so far, there is no evidence the feds were holding anything back. we will, of course, continue to monitor this hearing and we will bring you any and all updates throughout the morning as we get them. >> a former school bus driver accused of holding three women hostage for nearly ten years inside an ohio home, has just

made his first court appearance. we have video to show you. 52-year-old ariel castro in court minutes ago. police say the women were tied up with ropes and chains and were kept in different rooms. the women vanished separately between 2002 and 2004. at the time, they were 14, 16, and 20 years old. police initially took castro's two older brothers into custody. they have not been charged due to a lack of evidence. they too were in court but only on unrelated open container charges. >> oakland has a new top cop this morning after chief, howard jordan, announces he is stepping down for medical reasons. the timing of the departure has a lot of people wondering if something else influenced that decision. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in oakland right now with the new report on the department that is due out in just a few hours from right now. good morning, christie. >> reporter: another blow nor

the city of oakland. city leaders were saying they were completely surprised about i this announcement, howard jordan stepping down after just 19 months on the job. he is citing an undisclosed medical condition as the reason. some are wondering if there is more to it as a new report is coming out. for now, anthony terivio, a 23-year-old veteran, will serve as the interim police chief. it came one week aft department ae aets's overseer issued a report for not holding officers accountable. john burress says he believes that jordan retired before he was asked to leave. jordan said, he wasn't forced out at all. this was his choice. the head of the police officer's union said jordan called him personally to deliver the news. >> many of us here at the association and rank and file officers certainly did not always agree with the chief but none of us would wish this type of illness on him, him becoming

sick. we wish him and his family all the best. >> reporter: another report critical of this department is expected to be released today. nbc bay area obtained a copy of the bratton group report and it points to a lack of accountability and suggests a complete restructure of the department. saying burglaries are not investigated in the city of oakland with only one part-time investigator assigned to 10,000 burglaries last year. oakland beginning a nationwide search for a new chief. this will be the fifth since 2004. reporting live in oakland, kristy sni christie smith, "today in the bay." christina was calling it sweater weather. >> you have your sweater on. >> i listened to her. >> i think you are setting a trend. it is sweater weather. just about everywhere you are waking up with the exception of fairfield, a full deck of crowds overhead.

they will move all the way over fairfield. we are expecting a little bit a thicker onshore flow. thick, low feeling. right on time the nation. looking good there. wanted to show you what's happening at the surface. we don't have any significant reduced visibility. we could see that become more of a factor in santa rosa. most of the fog is hovering at the 500-foot level. heading over the peninsula, up the peninsula into san francisco. you are probably going to encounter thick pockets north of highway 92. we are going to check on your drive with mike. 52 degrees in san francisco. 52, san mateo and 50 in palo alto. your hour by hour works like this. by noon, 69 degrees inland.

73 degrees. 68 bayside and 62 degrees at the coast. your seven-day forecast. the giants forecast coming up next. 6:07, as promised. he has been standing by. thanks for that, mike. how are you? >> i have been waiting. watching that forecast carefully. you are talking about the low ceilings affected the flight delays. that's not affecting the drives. watch those speeds, guys. over towards the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving smoothly. some low clouds visible here. you can see the roadway without a problem. we are looking at the map as well. smooth drive coming across the golden gate bridge. no big deal as far as the san rafael bridge. i have marked three crashes here. it sounds like there is one close to paul but i am going to put the other two coming in just as warnings, south of 280 for southbound 101. you may find slowing headed down towards the ballpark. no big deal as far as the slowing goes. it looks like everything is

under control. i will track that. meanwhile, the other side of the bay, a smooth approach to the san mateo bridge and the commute direction will be westbound no. problems on the sfan. 580, a nice, easy flow out of livermore into dublin. a new crash westbound at vasco may be causing more backup. that might be why we see a little bit of relief coming in towards livermore and pleasanton. i will track that as well as the big slowing shows up. the metering lights are turned on at the bay bridge. i can see them right there. >> thank you very much. hayward police searching through surveillance video to track down a suspect that an officer fires shots at at a dmv parking lot. the suspect in his late teens or early 20s. police say he responded with a gun and took off when an officer chased him yesterday. he says the armed suspect pointed the gun at him. that's when the officer opened fire. police do not believe the suspect was hit.

>> a message from the chp. officers are now asking people, please, please do not place memorial items out on the bridge. it is unsafe and can cause driving hazards. five women died on the bridge saturday night when the limo burst into flames. four other women and the driver managed to escape. one of the women, jasmine desguia was released yesterday. nelia ar rian know was released earlier this week. 48-year-old amalia ariana isç listed in fair condition and the fourth driver is at stanford wi condition unknown they are calling it teamwork to the extreme. >> we ran out there as a team. the guys all got around the car and everyone lifted it up. there was very little talking. >> we are going to tell you how this northern california

baseball team scored its biggest save of the season off the field. plus, we'll take a look at tesla's incredible profit, finally turning a profit, ahead in business. then, before and after just in the blink of an eye, the swift decision that sent the wrecking ball through an iconic east bay dome and why a south bay landmark could be next.

a quick check of today's top stories. a hearing underway on the boston marathon bombing suspect. they are questioning boston's police commissioner and homeland security chief whether the fbi shared any information about suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev.

ariel castro, the man that kidnapped three women and held them captive, in court this morning a man in the hospital after being stabbed at his 21st birthday party in san jose. he was stabbed at a home in the cambrian neighborhood in doerr park early this morning. they arrested the suspect about three hours later. marla tallez on the scene will here is a question. did mark zuckerberg spend another billion of facebook's money? >> reuters is saying facebook is willing to pay that kind of money to buy a traffic reporting system. why does facebook care about sflafk. >> i think because the users care about traffic. one of the first things that young people do is check facebook. they are considering purchasing israeli company waze. facebook would pay this man $1

billion, the founder, for waze. it seems staggering. mark zuckerberg offered the founder of instagram $1 billion and he didn't even check with the facebook board first. other facebook news. at&t has dropped the price of its so-called facebook phone from $99 to 99 cents. this despite the fact that it has only been on the market a few weeks. at&t says such sales are normal and do not reflect the popularity of the phone. san francisco's yelp fighting a lawsuit in virginia trying to prevent a carpet cleaning company from learning the identities of yelpers who gave the service a bad rating. the cleaner says, bad ratings hurt business. a lower court said yelp had to turn over seven names but they haven't done that. on wednesday,( consumer group, public citizens, got involved, arguing the carpet cleaner should have to prove it is not a bad carpet cleaner before suing anyone for saying it is a bad carpet cleaner. tesla posted its first full

quarter profit making $15 million. more importantly, the company said the cost of building its mod mod model "s" car has gone down. it was all around good news. $15 million. google makes more than that every single work day. for an electric car company, it is amazing. not even going bankrupt is now the bar that most electric car companies have set. tesla is way above that bar. new video of a dramatically before and after. on the left, the iconic movie theater dome on pleasant hill and what it looks like now. the city council voting to tear the dome down. not just east bay dealing with dome demolition. bob redell is live in san jose where they are trying to stop the very same thing from happening at the winchester

movie theater dome. >> preservationists have started an online petition to stop any developers from potentially destroying these dome theaters, three of them on winchester boulevard. they are trying to persuade the city of san jose with this petition to declare this a historic landmark and save it from a wrecking crew. they have good reason to be concerned. the city has made it clear it would like to see this 11 1/2 acre parcel developed for housing and retail. preservationists say this would add more traffic to an area also clogged with shoppers going to santana row. they argue cinearts complex is just too small. there is the sense of nostalgia. the these theaters grew up watching films here. to see it, for them, destroyed, would be heartbreaking. that being said, only 28 people

have signed this online petition to preserve these theaters in the south bay. in pleasant hill, an online petition. 4,000 people signed that. you can see how much good it did. yes, there was back and forth with the city council. finally, the pleasant hill city council told the developer, hey, go ahead. you can develop that land. yesterday, they did destroy that dome theater in pleasant hill. in the coming months, they will be developing that land and putting in a sportings center. pleasant day ahead minus the thick, low clouds. we will take it inland. that's going to keep us cool at the coast. a give-and-take. mostly cloudy for the first part of the day. all the way through noon in san francisco, this is what we are working with this morning at 6:18. this is san bruno. right now, the fog is not that bad at the surface. from 500 to 1,000 feet.

that's why you can see. we only have visibility here at about 20 feet or better. would i say 20-50 feet. not looking too good. as we head throughout the day, we are going to continue to see the flight delays as well until the fog clears. i think it will clear by about noon. we have the cool, onshore flow. these cities reporting winds out of the west where we are getting the nice, cool, pacific air. it is going to be mostly cloudy to start the day. two-hour flight delays out of sfo. we will letslir+á)jju when this changes. we are getting a little bit more flight delay out of new york city if you are trying to get over to the east coast. we are getting closer and closer mother's day weekend. a lot of people will be traveling to see one of the most important women in their life, mom. 54 to start the day. crisp in campbell at 49 degrees. as we head throughout the day, high pressure starts to build in. this is going to bring about a much warmer pattern. make sure you are ready for that. you will be bringing out the

summertime wardrobe. highs today work out like this. 75, inland. 70, bayside. 63 at the coast. we are going to warm you up for friday and mother's day. nice and warm. not too hot for mom this year. monday through wednesday, things start to change. we are going to drop your temperatures off and bring in a few showers. it is 6:20. the south bay is starting to show your build. a thursday. a nice flow of traffic northbound 101, a little slowing as well as 87 and 85. a gentle start typical for this time of day. an earlier crash around the 680/280 interchange. no problem as far as the lanes go. no issue. just that northbound route we are concerned about. looking at the peninsula, 101 through palo alto, an easy drive. no problems northbound past university and in towards san mateo and san francisco. the southbound side equally as

smooth. the fremont side, looking at the east bay and 880. picking up the volume as you are passing tesla. showing a proflt there. we will look at the maps down in the same area. approaching the mission merge. a little slowing across. not a big deal. slowing through livermore and pleasanton through 84. a little lighter for dublin. two or three cars involved. that's causing the slowdown approaching vasco. back to you. >> this is a remarkable story. some sacramento area baseball players being hailed as heroes for saving a girl trapped beneath a car. valley high baseball team was was practicing outside. a student trapped right under her mother's car. the players said, instincts kicked in. they jumped into action lifting

the four-door sedan right off the girl. >> did it feel heavy? >> no. not with all the teamwork on. it felt like we could pick anything up right now. >> sacramento police say the girl's mother put the car in reverse and accidentally backed over her daughter. that girl was taken to the hospital with injuries to her face and arm. the good news is, she is expected to be okay. that entire time, big-time, big heroes on campus. thank goodness they were close. 6:22. a major makeover for a disney princess. is it sending the wrong message to little girls. here is a before photo. we are going to tell you how much she has changed next. crystal geyser is always

bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. you are watching "today in the bay." christina loren will be along later on to talk about what a nice day we have in store. the time is 6:25. prince harry is here kicking off a seven day u.s. visit. he will be attending a land mine clearance exhibition, a cause dear to his late mother, princess diana. harry and his brother picking up the torch. tomorrow, he will stop by arlington national cemetery before visiting wounded soldiers

at walter reed medical center. next week, the prince will keep things going and tour damaged areas of the jersey shoreline hit by superstorm sandy just last year. let's go from a real prince to a disney princess. check this out. see what you think of it. this is a picture of merida, depicted as a cowgirl, rides hor horses and she is going to be 6 disney's 11th princess on may 11 and getting a makeover at a doll. what do you think? >> a little bit. >> makeover is a talking point for a lot of parents who have now started petition on change.org asking disney to bring back the original. >> that waistline shrinking down there. maybe a little slim fast. i like the original better. 6:26. right now, still ahead a

presidential tech tour not in silicon valley but deep in the heart of texas. we will tell you why today's trip could deepen the divide between california and the lone star state coming up next. taking a live look outside the golden gate bridge. looks like traffic is moving smoothly through there. we will check the morning commute and help you head out the door if that's where you are headed. a lot more news ahead. 6:27. crash dating!

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spurring jobs in texas leaving a sore spot here in california. why the president's new job push could deepen the rivalry between the two states were warning signals ignored in the boston bombings investigate. the top questions being asked right now on capitol hill. right now, live to new york city where we are fresh off two back to back record-setting days

where the dowx is jumping up. on this third day, may 9th. from nbc bay area. this is "today in the bay" area. good thursday morning, everybody. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. happening now on capitol hill. lawmakers pressing for answers about what the fbi knew about two bombing suspects before the boston marathon. how much of that information was shared with the boston police department. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live on capitol hill. the hearing started about half an hour ago. what have we learned so far? >> reporter: so far, opening statements, after we take a live look at the hearing, senator joe lieberman, they want his input along with boston authorities. one of the key witnesses today

to be questioned is boston's police commissioner, edward davis. what authorities want to know, what the lawmakers here want to know, is did boston authorities coordinate with the feds two years ago when they first got that tip from the russians that tamerlan tsarnaev may have been involved in some radical activity. the focus on this hearing today is going to be coordination and cooperation. was it there? did boston have any clue what was going on in their backyard when the feds were first looking into disconnection with the tsarnaev brothers. they are going to try to take a closer look after the bombings and what happened in the capturing and killing of the suspects. president obama and janette napolitano all depending the fbi saying they used what information they had when they had it. finally, laura, it is worth noting that catherine russell,

the wife of the older tsarnaev brother ha cass killthat was ki has a criminal attorney. she is not facing any charges. >> thank you. >> with all that action going on on capitol hill right now, president obama choosing a high-tech hub towi9ñ kick off a jobs tour. not here in silicon valley. he is doing it in the lone star state. in about a half hour, president obama boarding air force one for a flight to austin, the high-tech hub of texas. the idea is to highlight cities that are creating jobs and to encourage other cities to follow their lead. right here in silicon valley, we are all about new tech jobs. >> that's right. you would prefer to keep them here instead of over in texas. lel let's bring in business and tech reporter, scott mcgrew. it is not the president's message that is rubbing us the wrong way but where he is choosing to kick off his tour.

austin is a cool down, specially by texas standards. texas is willing to talk to anybody about jobs, except us. nbc bay area contacted the texas governor's office several times over the past couple of days when we learned about the president's trip. we did it by phone and e-mail. no results. texas has been courting our companies. recently, a small company in morgan hill said it would leave for texas. ask governor rick perry out of texas. he visited the bay area looking for businesses to take back with him and left us with this radio ad. >> building a business is tough but i hear building a business in california is next to impossible. this is texas governor, rick perry. i have a message for california businesses. come check out texas. >> now, president obama will visit applied teerlsz materials

texas. they have a big factory there. it is head quartered here. there could be a political reason the president is in texas. among the state's hispanic population, some reports say democrats also see the potential of turning texas blue or at least less red. john and laura, we are going to watch what the president says. the speech is supposed to be just about jobs. we wouldn't be surprised if he worked in some immigration reform as well. >> speech writers have a creative way of doing that. >> yes. politicians have mastered the slip-in move. 6:34. some nice weather.&jñ christina loren is here to tell us about a good-looking thursday. >> you know what they say in texas, the higher the hair, the closer to god. temperatures are running just about as cool today as yesterday morning. some cities are about five-degrees cooler. it is certain you might need a coat for the first part of the day. you might need to hold on to the

coat. only touching on the upper 50s and low 60s. inland cities will rew the 70s. fog is the reason. we want to stop your clock on the futurecast. the fog returns at 4:00 to 7:00 tonight. we get one more day of the natural cool land before temperatures start to soar. daytime forecast, at noon, upper 60s. roun rounding out the day in the low 70 vms. sunday, 6:35. let's check that drive. he is already to go. hi, mike. >> good morning. we are looking over here toward 101 where the trafficãstarts to build. brightly lit. because of the clouds, that's the way the lighting goes. no issues for visibility as far as the roadways are concerned. we'll look at maps and show you the south bay. right where we took a look. right where it says allen rock,

some slowing from tully up toward the airport. we are seeing the drive kicking in. the approach up into downtown, from 85 up to 87 in towards los gatos, some slowing. pretty typical for the south bay. some slowing south 280 as you are heading down toward the winchester boulevard off ramp. the kick-in is sticking around. no incidents reported. i'll track that and check around to see if we can find anything. so far, just a censor issue as far as i can tell. an easy drive westbound over to the peninsula. we will take a look at the east bay live. we will see oakland shows a nice, easy, northbound route. the high-street high rise. the southbound side shows the build to the volume. no slowing into hayward. over here, approaching the bay bridge westbound 80 with all these lights underneath university, the eastshore freeway, still close. a little slowing at the berkeley

curve to the toll plaza where the metering lights are on. 6:36. much more ahead on "today in the bay." a crash landing in the middle of a busy street. new details about why a helicopter fell from the sky next. also, new details on an overnight stabbing near a south bay school much the all-out investigation that sends police on a yard to yard search. taking a live look outside, from the south bay, look at the cloud cover keeping things cool. light, cooler weather. when will things warm up and where? 6:37. we'll have a look at forecast. ♪

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another deadly fire at a garment factory in bangladesh. all of the victims died from suffocation as they tried to run down the stairs. that fire comes two weeks after a massive blaze took down an eight-story garment factory in the very same city. this one, more than 900 people were killed and what some are calling the worst disaster of the global garment industry. more than 2500 people have been pulled out alive from all this rubble here. a huge disa+slw and very tragic. investigators say at least three floors were illegally built. there have been several arrests, including the owner of that

building. the faa looking for the cause of a helicopter crash in downtown hawaii. it skidded 50 feet before slamming against a parked car. amazingly, no one was seriously hurt. investigators say a power problem on board the helicopter could be to blame. >> lucky people there. 6:41. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, three women held hostage for a decade, now home safely as the man accused of kidnapping them is in court. we will have a live report from ohio just ahead. a stabbing steps away from the south bay school. new details about the investigation that shut down an entire neighborhood overnight. mother nature is going to cool us down with some cloud cover today. get ready for some sharp turns in the weather department just in time for mother's day weekend. your full forecast coming up nm[wé going around the bend here on the golden gate bridge, i just saw two sets of flashing

lights heading northbound on that sfan. i'll tell you what they are addressing and why this may be an issue you as you are crossing the bay over the next few minutes.

lawmakers in washington hearing from the police commissioner about the boston bombings. they want to know whether the fbi shared any information on the older suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, on the bombing. >> we have to review this to make sure it does not happen br again. we are in the process of doing that. it is hard to say what we could have done differently. >> in 2011, russia asked the fbi

and cia to look into tsarnaev's possible radical ties. they found nothing. today's hearing, the first of what's likely to be several hearings on the bombings. 6:35. new video of the first public court hearing for a former school bus driver accused of kidnapping and raping three women over a period of ten years, holding them captive. craig melvin live in cleveland, ohio, this morning, about new details about the hearing and the ongoing investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. ariel castro, 52 years old, in court a short time ago. he did not utter a word. in fact, he hung his head throughout the course of that hearing. he also did not enter a plea. we are told that within 30 days, he will do that. that's when the case will also go before a grand jury. his bond was set at $8 million. he would have to come up with 800 thousand. that is not likely to p ha. meanwhile, the two other

brothers, the two other castro brothers, onil castro and pedro castro, throughout much of yesterday, we thought they would also be charged in connection with this case. that did not happen. in fact, they were both charged with some misdemeanors and were told that the two castro brothers will be released from jail in just a few hours. meanwhile, the investigation continues. the fbi evidence gathering team was on site yesterday. those white clean suits were gabrielle giffor going through not just primary evidence but a boarded-up home down. a cadaver dog went in and circled the house. at this point, we are not told precisely what it was they were able to capture. we are told that that search was a result of an initial conversation with ariel castro. meanwhile, the three girls held

captive here for three years, two of them are out of the hospital, as you saw yesterday. those powerful images of gina dejesus being reunited with her family. amanda berry being reunited with her family. michele knight, that first girl, who was taken captive, michele knight, is the only one of the three still in the hospital. we are told that she is in good condition but at this point, no word on precisely when she is going to be released. meanwhile, back here on the west side of cleveland, tonight, 7:00, a public meeting. just about every public official in the city along with community leaders and faith leaders are going to assemble in the church behind me down the street. they will be talking about, among other things, the relationship or lack there of between the police and this neighborhood. that's the very latest from cleveland, laura. >> we'll see how things change as they unite. thank you very much, craig. the time is 6:47. we are watching the weather for you. give you a live look over san

jose as that sun is nicely coming up right now. meteorologist, christina loren, is back telling us it is going to be a really good day to get out and enjoy. >> it really is. specially for your strenuous ac door activities. we know you have been working out. even walking your dog for the next couple of days, they like it a little bit lcooler. they tend to get used to the bay area climate. you want to djñ that early as w head through the weekend. for the next couple of days, you can walk that animal any time you want. as we are only going to reach highs in the mid-70s6ím 6:48. i want to show you some very interesting pictures coming into our news maroom. high atop san bruno mountain. two-hour fog delays out of sfo. i show you the golden gate bridge now completely clear. fog is really difficult to forecast. it can form like that and clear like that. we still have the flight delays. this should let up as we head throughout the next couple of

hours. we are noticing a clearing sky. the winds are picking up. 53, livermore. 55, sunnyvale. 54, santa cruz. beautiful beach days just arn the corner. you can comfortably take your mom to the beach. she carried you for nine months and gave birth to you. temperatures are going to be on the mild side. we still have the strong, onshore flow. mostly cloudy start to the day, sunny finish. if you are going to be headed out to the giants game, that low cloud cover will keep tempsák cl right in san francisco. just 50 degrees. tonight at 7:15 as the giants take on the braves. off to a great start so far this season. high pressure takeshómqi=1 of our weather pattern rapidly. we are going to see the temperatures soor soor soar bac into the mid-80s.

tomorrow, we will warm you up a little bit. that's it for you today in san francisco. so you will probably be carrying that jacket with you all day long, saturday towñ sunday. there is 80s. monday into tuesday, a few clouds. by wednesday, we cool you off again and bring in a few showers. we will check on the drive with mike. >> she is absolutely right. her job, everything moves. all the clouds. there is no problem as far as the visibility. i am focusing on the roads. cars also move.pfe across one of your northbound lanes, there are only two. that's why we saw the flashing lights go across the bridge. the southbound side, starting sthto show the build. heading on to city streets, the rest of straean francisco, a tyl build. a smooth drive down the eastshore freeway. still tracking the chp. around the reservoir. it is not a major commute.

i have my eye on it. we are looking over here toward castro valley. we have your typical build. continuing down toward the dumbarton bridge. a standard build towards 880 and down in towards fremont as well. your westbound commute slowing here as well as 84 through livermore and pleasanton. a new crash coming down toward the sunol exit, a little north of our camera. through the sunol grade itself, a live look shows you, a smooth drive south of there. the build coming on 880 down towards milpitas. police are taking a stabbing suspect into custody accused of attacking a 21-year-old man at his very own birthday party. marla tallez live at the scene where police went yard to yard

during the search overnight in san jose's cambrian neighborhood. good morning. >> reporter: that yard to yard search happened in this quiet suburban neighborhood less than a mile from a middle school. ÷ is down here. the closest major cross streets are lee and kurtner. doerr park is behind us. this is where the 20-year-old suspect was taken into custody when we arrived about 3:45. police had this park surrounded. then, about 4:15, three hours after police received the 911 call that put their search into motion, they found 20-year-old peter brunetto hiding in the pool area of doerr park. police say he stabbed his 21-year-old friend several times with a knife at a small house party on custer drive, close by. the kicker is, the party was for the man who was stabbed. he was celebrating his 21st birthday. police say the two had gotten into a fight and that's when things got out of hand. i spoke to a woman who has lived

in this neighborhood for years. she was caught off guard by all the activity. >> live right here. it is a lovely park. it is a lovely neighborhood. occasionally, folks try to use the park for something that wasn't intended. >> mostly, my thoughts are with the family. the 21-year-old was taken to the hospital not by an ambulance but by a friend. it first didn't look very good for him. he was listed in critical condition for police. things have dramatically changed. he is said to be recovering and he will be okay. investigators are trying to find out why a human head turned up in a pile of debris in oakland. workers at a recycling company made that gruesome discovery yesterday. police say it is a mummified skull. it us unclear how old it is or who it might belong to. it us enclear whether or not

the new bay bridge will be ready in time for its scheduled opening on labor day weekend. a proposed fix for the three dozen bolts yesterday. it is called the saddle option. this will take on the load of the faulty rods that were supposed to support it. the cost of this one, price tag, up to $10 million. 6:54. new video to show you a dramatic before and after on the left. the iconic movie theater dome in pleasant hill. what it looked like on monday. what it looks like now. a day after the city council voted to tear that dome down. not just east bay dealing with demolition. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in san jose where some are trying to stop the same thing happening at the winchester mov movie theater dome. >> reporter: they have started to try to stop destroying these

dome theaters. you have five here as far as the winchester theater complex. they are trying to persuade the is thety to declare this area a historic landmark and save it from a wrecking crew. the city has made it clear they would like to see this 11-acre parcel developed for housing and retail. preservationists argue that would add more traffic to an area that is already clogged with shoppers going to santana row. movi movi moviegoers would have to travel further. these theaters have been here for almost 50 years. this is where many people saw their first film. to see it destroyed would be heartbreaking. that being said, only 28 people assigned this online petition so far to preserve these theaters here in san jose. to give you some compare ton, in pleasant hill, an online petition.

four people signed it to save that theater. there was some back and forth they had a lot of support from people saying, please don't destroy that. the city council gave the developer the okay to destroy that dome theater. that had been there for almost a half century. they knocked it down and the plan was to replace it with a sporting goods store sometime in the coming months. bob redell, "today in the bay." we are just learning, twitter setting up shop in the south bay. published reports say the social networking company releasing an office in downtown sunnyvale. an 8,000 square foot building near the caltrain station. the new office would have 40-50 employees. right now, twitter only has offices in san francisco. speaking of business and tech, time now to check thousand markets. >> scott mcgrew, how is this looking? good morning to you. we have two big things going on on the markets. tesla is up 26% after that

company posted its first quarterly profits. really, quite amazing. the other thing we have going on is sian software. they just launched their ipo. congratulations out of the north bay. the bank was forced to pay on people's homes that were foreclosed on. many say the checks that are going through were for the wrong amount. 96,000 of the 217,000 checks paid out are incorrect. to summarize, the paperwork send to homeowners to xren sat them for the paperwork the banks botched was botched. do you suppose they sent

incorrect amounts that were too high or too low? >> too small is what i'm guessing. >> you have got it. i will try to come up with a harder quiz. how can you not feel good about this weather? a little cooler this morning to our start. let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. a little cooler and closer to the weekend. good morning to you, laura and jon. good morning to you at home. bayside, 68. at the coast, 62 degrees. mostly cloudy out there. grab those shades. mostly sun in i by 4:00 p.m. speaking of shades for the drive. let's see what mike is working on. >> make sure you bring those. theu.x sunrise slowdown along peninsula. the northbound direction, really kicking in. your your usual suspects. southbound 280. northbound slows and some debris. 17, right around hamilton. maybe an issue. they have the crews heading out there. 680, that crash on sunol has cleared. we have a backup through the tri-valley. back to you. it is 6:58 now.

final check for your day's top stories coming at you. hearing underway in washington, d.c. over the boston marathon bombing suspects and now the boston globe reporting one of those suspects, tamerlan tsarnaev, has finally been buried. worcester police are not saying where he has been buried but they do say this ends the saga that left his corpse in limbo as a number of cities refused to accept it. the man accused of kidnapping three women, holding them captive for ten years, makes his first court appearance ariel castro faces seven felony counts including kidnapping and rape. a man is in the hospital this morning after he was stabbed at his own 21st birthday party in san jose. police say the man was stabbed at a home in the cambrian neighborhood in doerr park. police were on scene quickly arresting that suspect about three hours later. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." back at 7:25 with a live local news update for you.

our next newscast. marla tallez and i will have new details on the newly released oakland police report. have a great one! see you tomorrow. good morning. breaking news. a suspect charged in the cleveland kidnapping case in court moments ago, as disturbing new details emerge about how the victims were taken, their years in captivity and the daring rescues. >> we found them. we found them. >> ready to die? >> i believe death, i'd rather have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> jodi arias speaks out about facing the death penalty after being found guilty of murder. and new this morning, a search and rescue mission in australia right now after two passengers go overboard from a carnival