[cheering] >> ama: the crowd goes wild! the roar of the crowd filled oracle arena. the warriors beat the san antonio spurs in overtime. good evening, i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. they came up big. larry beil is here with the highlights. >> showing some sportscaster

tendencies. >> ama: i can take over anytime. >> shy move on for job security. never has a game so ugly looked to pretty at the end. the warriors survived under 40% shooting, defeating the spurs. steph curry testifiesing out the sprained left ankle and decided to give it a go. barnes, huge in the game, 26 points and ten boardsment when curry knocked down these three, the warriors were within two they trailed almost all the way. curry, 23 points. clay thompson ties it at 84. jack for the win! no. on to overtime. then barnes, remember, he is a rookie, crossing over ginobili, then curry here, gets that. 97-87 the final. the series tied 2-2:00 as the confetti rains down. the series moving back to san antonio governor fame five on

tuesday night. we'll have more with mike shumann in sports. and on mother's day, we would say, oh, mama! >> ama: good one. thank you, larry. fans left oracle arecent na very happy after the warriors came from behind to win this afternoon. >> a little up and down but we believe, man. we knew they would pull it out. and what a mother's day gift? >> happy mother's day! we win! >> going all the way. the spurs are exhausted, a little old. i think the warriors are younger, a little more energy. they're going to fight through. >> my mom had never been to a warriors game so what better way to celebrate mother's day. a perfect day. >> going to san antonio, taking it, and coming back here again. >> yes. >> so sweet he took his mother to the game. and because the warriors win today their fans get to see them again at home on thursday when the warriors host the spurs in game six.

>> we do have new details tonight in the case of leila fowler, the small town where she grew up is dealing with both a sense of relief and sorrow. while the manhunt for the killer is over in the town of valley springs, the community is now trying to comprehend how a 12-year-old could be accused of murdering his own sister. to the -- tomas roman is live. the children's mother spoke about them both. reporter: yes, she did. we'll have more on that. it's taken 15 days and more than 2,000 hours of investigation for investigators to give eight-year-old leila fowler's mother even more tragic news, now accusing leila's 12-year-old brother of killing her and that news cast a pall over mother's day in this community. >> i can't even imagine what his mom is going through. or his stepmom.

a terrible tragedy. >> sandra huckabee is talking about the 12-year-old brother of leila fouler who was arrested for the stabbing death of his sister. we have blurred his face because he is a minor. leila fowler was found stabbed multipel times in the family home. a small memorial sits across the road with purple ribbons. the mother is trying to make sense of the tragedy. >> trying to understand this. still having a really hard time grasping. i can't accept -- this didn't happen. >> she is mother to leila and her brother. he told investigators a tall man ran out of the house before he toward his sister's body ask is now accused of murder. >> he always took care of his sister. i just don't know. >> mothers we spoke ton this mother's day can't imagine what rodriguez is going through. >> it's sad. me and my whole family.

it's an awful thing. feel especially sad today, mother's day, because a mother's lost her child, one is gone, forever, and one is in jail, and it's a sad thing. >> very sad for the community, very sad for the fowler family, and we're keeping them in our prayers. reporter: at 6:00 we'll tell you the status of fundraising efforts for the family and how the calaveras iewb identified school district is dealing with the loss of two of its students. >> ama: family and friends in san francisco continue to search for a missing at-ribs woman. 48-year-old marie dwyer has been missing since may 3rd. she was spoted a ocean beach last mo and is nearly homeless elm she has an unusual walk because of a serious car accident. if you have seen her, call

police. >> police are talking about a shooting so involved in concord. 21-year-old chars burns was suspected of dealing drugs. officers tried to serve a search warrant when he got into a car driven by another man. it then amendment an unmanned police car. burns got out and tried to run two officers opened fire. police did not say whether burns was armed. a meeting is set for tuesday with the four teams in the america's cup to discuss the sailing accident that killed a sailor. teams from the u.s., italy, sweden, and new zealand, will be the san francisco this week. they will decide what steps, if any, to take in the wake of the catamaran accident in the bay on thursday that killed artimus sail andrew bart simpson. sailing experts are concerned a flaw in the carbon body of the racing sailboat may have caused it to fold. the investigation continues. developing news. 18 people went to the hop after someone opened fire during a

mother's day parade in new orleans. the gunfire erupted while 200 people were watching the parade through new orleans' seventh ward. the wounded included two children. four of the victims needed to have surgery to treat their wounds. most of the victims suffered graze wounds. police are looking for three people but no arrests have been made. this mother's day is the first sunday of freedom for the three cleveland women held prisoner for a decade. they're cautiously easing their way back into the world. tonight we have their first public words since their screen and dramatic cell phone video of the rescue. reporter: the moment of freedom is at hand. cleveland police charge the front door of 2207 seymour avenue and bust it open. on the other side, gina dejesus and michelle knight, about to breathe the air of freedom for the first time then ten years. minutes earlier amanda berry and her six-year-old daughter were broken out of their prison.

they can be seen her embracing in the street. >> she was holding her daughter like this, keep me safe. protect us. >> on their first sunday in freedom in ten years, the three sent messages through their lawyers. >> thank you so much for everything you're doing. and continue to do. i am so happy to be home with my family. >> i'm so happy to be home. i want to thank everyone for all your prayers. i just want time now to be with my family. >> thank you to everyonor four support and good wishes. i am healthy, happy, and safe. and will reach out to family, friends and supporters in good time. >> and they made a plea for privacy. >> so they can continue to heal and reconnect with their familiar expliz their lives. >> this is a bittersweet mother's day for main da berry. her mother, louwana miller, pined away for her missing daughter. >> 370 some days, and it's just not knowing. >> she never saw main da again and died at age 44. amanda's grandfather, troyber y,

has a special gift waiting for her. a chevy monte carlo from 1986, the year she was born. >> she asked me, do you still got my car? lit up when i told her it's still sitting there. >> abc news, new york. >> for some home owners in northern california their dream i slipping away. the ground is slowly swallowing their homes. the latest on the sink subdivision and where the town is look are for help. >> a busy mother's day for the warrior. in addition to beating the spurs the team took time to honor moms. >> leigh: we hope it was a terrific for all our moms in the bay area. i'm leigh glaser. a nice warmup for sunday but get ready for cooler weather ahead. we'll look at the

>> ama: developing news out of lake county. home owners will meet with county supervisors to talk about a landslide that is consuming their subdivision. the owners say they need help from the government and the supervisors asked the governor to declare an emergency. engineers brief groundwater bubbling to the surface might be the blame. >> it looked like an earthquake hit. it was phenomenal, the amount of damage. >> even in lake county we're known for earthquakes and lots of water and those type of things, but even for us this is

very unusual. >> ama: the sinking neighborhood is located on the northwestern shore of clear lake, 100 miles northerly north of san francisco. >> 25 homeless mothers were honored at mother's day brunch in the starlight room. the moms received free makeovers and hair styling before riding a motorized cable car downtown. >> there's always time to thank mom, even if you're playing in an nba playoff game. >> my role model, my mentor. >> next, the mothers' tribute today from the warriors and the group of moms getting special recognition from head coach mark jackson. >> we are looking outside. we'll have cooler

in addition to winning a playoff game today the warriors took time to say thanks to mom on this mother's day. >> to everybody out there,

wife, happy mother's day, god bless you. >> head coach mark jackson gave special regular -- recognition to the players' mothers. the team shares pictures, videos, and memories of their mothers and we hear from steph curry's mom, sonya. the entire video is on our web site. abc7news.com. >> you can show your warriors pride by posting this "go warriors! badge on for your facebook faint page. >> warriors fans have been sending us their photos. these two fans getting up close and permanent with steph curry. we want to see your pride. e-mail your warriors and sharks fan photos to us. we'll share them on the air and online at abc7news.com. >> time to get a check on the weather. >> leigh: well, i tell you, today was a terrific day for the

moms out there. live doppler 7hd right now showing you a band of low clouds and fog. we have a stronger onshore wind component and all of this will sink back in through the bay and head inland overnight tonight. so, yes, get ready for cooler temperatures the first part of the work week, most of these winds are gusting out of the north northwest. half moon bay, 22. sfo, 23. and check out through the gaps in fairfield. gusts to 30 miles-per-hour. san jose, a gust at 23 miles-per-hour. and, yes, you can see what i'm talking about. i with the strong onshore winds the sutro cam showing you the clouds at the golden gate bridge. it's making its way into the bay and will head inland by early tomorrow morning. san francisco right now, 61. half moon bay, 57. mt. tam, you can see our tam cam looking out at richardson bay. clear sky.

santa rose, 79. here's the forecast. clouds move inland and then a breezy, cooler temperatures monday, and it looks like it will be dry through the extend portion of the work week. overnight temperatures with the fog, maybe even some mist and drizzle northeasterly the coast. all this moving inland in the mid-to-low 50s. 55 for san francisco, and over the past couple of ds, high pressure has brought us this nice, clear sky. also some warm temperatures. it will start to back off this evening and that's go to allow this cold front to get very close to the bay area, and will increase our low clouds and fog, bringing us cooler air mass and winds of of the north northwest. we'll start to pick as well. so at the coast, mid-to up er 50s. here's a look at the highs for the bay area, 74, san jose, santa cruz, 74. the peninsula, only the mid-to-low 70s tomorrow. palo bay, 58.

65, san francisco, a mixed sun and cloud scenario for you tomorrow. north bay, novato, 76. 75, sonoma. east bay, oakland, 70. 74, union city. interior east bay, mid-to-low 80s. 84 for brentwood and 81 for concord. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. dry monday through sunday. but we'll have to deal with cool temperatures, strong offshore winds, and thursday, friday, the coolest days of the work week and then we'll bring in some warmth next saturday and sunday. >> ama: all right, larry beil is here with sports. >> larry: fantastic. hard to win a game when you shoot only 38% but the warriors got a human -- huge game out of harrison barnes and this is tied. we'll go live to mike shumann

>> larry: gritty, ugly, but victorious, the warriors will themselves to an overtime victory, tying the series at 2-2. steph curry, on a tender an del -- ankle but wouldn't sit out the game. manu ginobili. warriors shot 40% from the field. harrison barnes there throwing

it down. curry had six points in the first half. and this is lefty off glass in the third quarter. warriors regain the lead. san antonio opens the fourth on a 10-0 run. spurs up by six. harrison barnes, with authority. rookie scoring, plus the foul. clay thompson's silent for much of the game. had but ten points. here, 30 seconds left, huge basket, tied it at 84. they good to o.t. from there, barnes, 26 points, ten rebounds, then steph curry, bad ankle and all, sealing the deal. at this point our producer screaming: the nation! >> warriors win. game five coming up tuesday in san antonio. let's go live now to mike shumann who is at oracle arena. shu, somehow, some way they pulled out this game. >> mike: i tell you what, larry, it was rocking here at oracle.

i'm not a proponent of fans making a difference in a game but it did just that today. a total team effort. three big guys with foul trouble. harrison barnes, 20 years old, the game of his life, and on this mother's day, mark jackson was like a proud father talking about his team. >> i've been talking about this group all year long. and i'm just so glad that national tv audience had an opportunity to see exactly what's been taking place in this area. a bunch of warriors. no pun intended. >> the biggest thing with the team is we're never going to give up. just going to continue to fight, continue to fight, and when the shots are falling, aren't, in half when things aren't going right, this team never gave up. >> mike: we're on to san antonio for game five tuesday night. more times that not whoever wins game five wins the series. this warrior team believes they

can win the series. i'm mike shumann, abc7 news. larry? >> larry: on to baseball and the giants wrap up their home stand with tim lincecum on the manned and sandoval going splash on a sunmothers day at at&t park. a lot of moms wearing pink today. nice. third inning, pablo san dough -- sandoval. it's headed for the cove. sixth of the year. giants up 2-0. tim lincecum, seven scoreless, two hits, his third win of the season. giants take 3-4 from atlanta. a's catcher john jaso sporting the pink cleats. morales, that is gone. three-run jack. marinerses up 3-0. milone, five frames.

jason bay, going deep. mariners win. >> final run in the players championship, tiger woods tied for the lead heading into the final round. shot a 2-under 70. chip shot almost goes in. gets a two-shot lead with his new firefighter lindsey vann looking on. that's the wrap on sports. >> ahead, british business magnat

>> ama: coming up at 6:00, a police investigation stopping traffic in the east bray. -- east bay. the manhunt underway in humboldt county for a man who killed his family. >> it can never be said billionaire richmond branson does not pay off his debts. today he got dolled up in flight attendant gear and served on a competitor's airline. the lost the bet and lived up to his word. he poured tea, made meals and made announcements on the flight. a good look. >> not an aattractive woman. >> thanking for joining us.

for leigh glaser, mike shumann, larry this is "world news." tonight, the moment of freedom in cleveland, captured on tape. this evening, the escape a decade in the making, amanda berry had just made that 911 call. >> i'm here. i'm free now. >> stunned police arriving to get the other two women out. also tonight, you'll hear from those two brothers arrested and then released. what did they know? that wall of ice, tonight the conditions worsen. 90 degree temperatures coming after that slow motion disaster. cameras rolling, a family watching in horror. >> oh, my god. >> tonight, ginger zee on the system and the rapid thaw sweeping the country. slipping away. the entire neighborhood sinking tonight. eight families already abandoning their homes. so many others fearing theirs are next. what's happening underground. and in