live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the mystery disappearance of a college of marin student is tragically resolved more than 30 years later. good morning. >> the remains of 21-year-old elizabeth martinsson a swedish exchange student has been identified&will be sent to her family. >> there are so many unanswered questions in the case. amy? >> yes that is true. we are in a very remote area of fremont. the canyon is one lane into the hills and one lane out. this is where she was found. we are 46 miles from where she was living. authorities have determined the

remains they found her were those of 21 year old elizabeth martinsson an exchange student from sweden living with a family in greenbrae in marin county and working as a nanny. she disappeared in 1982. it wasn't until 2010 the bones were discovered in a creek bed in the canyon and now the victim has been identified. a man and woman were found in oak driving her car a few week after her disappearance. they were never charged with anything more than auto theft. we have a statement from a member of her host family as they released since the reaction to the discovery saying elizabeth worked for our family as an au pair, a wonderful soul and very kind the she is still missed today. >> investigators say they are ashes will be sent to sweden and they are in communication with the three brothers. they are trying to find out if the man who was driving her car, henry coleman if he is still alabor and if they and find him

and talk to him again and they are going do send evidence to the department of justice for further analysis. at this point necessity say they do not know how she died but they do suspect foul play. >> thank issue amy. >> a long battle over palo alto's last remaining mobile home park i don't end today but residents promise not to go down without a fight. our reporter is joining us live from palo alto city hall. matt? >> yes, the residents will show up tonight to the city council meeting hoping to get a better deal before they are forced out of their homes. >> welcome to the buena vista mobile home park tucked away the last mobile home park in all of palo alto. about hundred people live here in 104 mobile homes, 12 studios and one system family home. in november of 2012 the owners submitted an election to close the park. the residents fought back and are in limbo wondering if and

when the eviction noticed will arrive. >> the city council has limitations. according to the state law they cannot stop the owner from closing but discuss the adequacy of the relocation benefits required by ordinance. the residents need to be paid for the valve their mobile home, a rent subsidy and moving expenses. the appraisal is arranged offered from $12,000 to $29,000. others may get more or less. with the represents and home prices skyrocketing in silicon valley they may be forced to look outside the bay area. >> if they offered me $29,000 and i looked to send the value in mountain view is $200,000, it is not fair. >> the counsel will decide not amount is adequate from the independent appraisal. they can agree to it or hire

another. one is whether the school system has been included. >> main reason most of the people here is because they want the good education for their kids. they want their kids to do better. >> the leaders have discussed the possibility of providing more affordable housing but the owner does not want to discuss a deal until after the approval. >> thank you. police in oakland made fast work of the search for two arm robbers this morning. officers took two suspects into custody a short time ago in the city of fruitvale district. we were on the scene near east 23rd and mitchell. less than an hour earlier police received reports of two armed men robbing multiple victims. no one was hurt in the robberies. the men were tracked to a vacant home and were taken into custody. >> investigators, arson investigators, are looking into

the cause of a suspicious fire in vallejo that break out inside a home renovated on martins street at 2:30 this morning. it was fully engulfed when crews arrived. a homeless man was staying inside and he was not hurt. investigator say this is the 4th fire in vallejo in 48 hours. >> in contra costa county crews put out a grass fire before the flames could reach the emerald coffee mobile home park in pittsburg. a camera shows the fire engines on the scene that break out before 6:00 a.m. the fire may have started at a homeless encampment and spread within feet of some of the homes. >> police are creditingen alert citizen with helping to catch two suspected burglars. the two men seen here broke into a home on pontiac street yesterday morning. someone called police to report the to men were acting suspiciously. the house was ransacked and

evidence someone pried open a door. >> amtrak will install video cameras inside the engines to record the actions of the train engineers. that move follows the derailment in philadelphia remainly this month that left eight people dead and 200 injured. the engineer brendon bostian does not remember anything that happened. the ntsb has been recommended cameras in the cab since the late 1990s. >> massive flooding continues in evening next destroying product and taking lives. houston is dealing with a flash flood emergency for the first time. ever. our reporter is in the newsroom with how the severe weather is affecting thousands including warriors fans. >> three people in houston have died and countless others are stranded. this includes some basketball fans wrote were at toyota center the home of the rockets. >> video shows parts of houston underwater, more than 11" of rain fell in some parts

overnight knocking out power and prompting a flash flood emergency. can you see frustrated drivers moving along some abandon their cars altogether. >> obviously the worst thing happened is we have had a loss life here. >> the mayor of houston declared an emergency and reached out to the governor for federal help. >> what we had was two different events added to several weeks of really heavy rain. the ground was saturated. last night we had torrential rains. >> at least five people have died across the state. a teen's car was swept away on her way home in prom. among the missing a mother and her children the woman's sister receive add frantic phone call as the vacation home washed away. >> she called and said she was in a house floating down the river tell mom and dad i love

you and pray. >> many have been posted dramatic pictures and video of the rain, lightning and flooding on social media. hundreds of basketball fans sought shelter at toyota center. fans were allowed to stick around after last night's playoff game. at one point rockets player dwight howard came out and agreemented them. they were given popcorn and allowed to sleep in the luxury sweets in will they felt safe enough to go home. >> the warriors are still in houston. they are scheduled to fly out early this afternoon. despite the bad weather the team does not expect any delays. >> speaking of the warriors everyone is still talking about steph curry this morning after he took a terrifying spill dug the game four loss in houston. the warriors trailed from the start and it got worse after that happened. he tipped over after crashing into the rockets' player in the second quarter. doctors and trainers spend the next several minutes making sure he does not have a concussion.

he did not. and he did return in the second half. >> that is not how i envisioned the game going and at this point we lost but...all in all...i came out relatively okay. >> james harden from houston majored 45 points threing the team to the victory. golden state warriors still leads the series 3-1. game five is tomorrow at oracle arena. if needed game six is back in houston on friday. game seven is back at oracle arena on sunday. you can catch all the action on espn our sister network. abc7 is the home for the finals with the finals here going june 4th. >> resident could lend how much more water they have to save as california grab peoples with the drought. the public utilities commission will tack about conservation measures for the coming year and the examiner reports that san francisco wants for cut water use by 10 percent compared to 2013.

city residents use an aveage of 45 gallons a day per person, the lowest in the state. >> happening tonight a plan to end traffic congestion at muir woods is presented and some may not like it. if you have been there you know that packing is a terrible problem. cars try to shoehorn into limit space and that causes a lot of delays. the state representative is suggesting parking spaces be cut by 75 percent from 400 to 100 to encourage visitors to use a shuttle service. >> something that has not been seen in more than three decades. where this volcano is erupting and the animal species that is in potential trouble.

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>> we are back with spectacular video this is the volcano in the galapagos islands, erupting for the first time in 30 years spewing fire and smoke and lava into the sky. it is threatening the fragile ecosystem that spurred charles darwin's theory of evolution. a mile high volcano erupted before dawn yesterday. >> two children have been

released from the hospital with broken bones after a waterspout whipped a bounce house they were playing in into the air. the waterspout came ashore and lifted the bounce house 20' into the air. can you imagine? it drifted across the parking lot and four lanes of traffic before landing hard on the beach. a six-year old girl is still in the the hospital with head injuries and is expected to be okay. >> taco bell and pizza hut are getting rid of artificial flavors. pizza hut. start lifting all ingredients on-line when it is done making the changes. both fast food chains are owned by a company that said though are responding to consumer demand. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> look at an accessory i am not using no umbrella and not feeling drizzle.

the marine laser breaking up and temperatures will be below average and i will tell you how many more days before the warming trend hits. >> what prompted this wait froms to hit the customer on the head with a menu. pam. many are clearing her on. >> plus meet the 105-year-old warriors fa

>> a waitress in russia is getting a lost attention of how she she handleed a customer who tried to get hands-y. he tried to put his hands down

her plows and she hit him with the menu until he falls to the ground and is escorted away. more than three million people have watched the video on youtube. >> she served it up good. >> wow. >> all right. well more unanimous two dozen ancient artifacts have been returned to italy by the united states some from the 1st century b.c. long after they were stolen. some have made their bay into prestigious united states art museums. several were discovered after italian authorities noticed them in catalogs for for the auction house in new york. they were returned. >> we are seeing the sunshine perhaps, maybe not so much here but somewhere surely. >> there is more sunshine this time than right now than 24 hours ago, and i will show you

why: live doppler hd shows it is quiet air compared to what we dealt with yesterday. and the winds? they are still coming from the west and coming off the 50-degree water which is why we still below average this afternoon. even with more sunshine. check it out. you can see the little spin, counter-clockwise spin? that is helping keep the south sea breeze going and you can see the clouds funneling in and erasing from west or least to west as the dry air comes in on that. just a different blowing breeze dead than yesterday. in san jose, remember the clouds? it is almost total sunshine. sfo is still having issues, about 64 minutes an hour, more arrival delays are still averaging that as you can see the clouds still clinging. we have upper 50s to low 60s everywhere, but los gatos is 64 and 66. you can see the breaks from emeryville back crass alcatraz

to the golden gate bridge and more sunshine and a cool breeze is the first forecast highlights. clouds and not so much drizzle like this morning not so much drizzle as yesterday and a warming trend will miss the coast. that is pretty typical for this time of the year if we do not get the offshore breeze. good news if you have allergies, everything is low but for grass pollen which is moderate. we will take a look at our temperatures down in the south bay upper 60 to low 70s but los gatos and gilroy is 73 degrees. we have mid-to-upper 60s on the peninsula today and with the sunshine at the coast, half moon bay is 68 a warm spot, daly city and colma, 55. nearly 60 downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-60 around bodega bay and there is a strong sea breeze pumping to petaluma at 66 and everyone else is in the low 70's in the north bay valley. low-to-mid 60s along the east bay shore with oakland and san leandro and fremont warmer at 67 and upper 60 to mid-70s

throughout most of our inland east bay neighborhoods. going to the game tonight? increasing clouds and cool but a three game wind streak will keep you warm. now our lows tone, the clouds come back, mainly low-to-mid 50s. what we are watching is the area of low pressure and the trough that created the extensive drizzle yesterday is moving away to the cooler and try and northwest flow coming in so we are seeing more sunshine and high pressure comes in and we will have clouds in the morning. they will break up faster but for at the coast and you will still be in the 60s at coast and the rest of us are in the 70s and 80s from the bay and inland all the way through the rest of the forecast. now, that looks a little more like may. >> thank you. america's first all girl tackle football league kicked off over the weekend. the legal already has one celebrity player, 12-year-old sam gordon keeping him a football sensation at age nine when her dad posted highlights

playing back when she played with boys. >> it is super exciting we are doing all girls tackle football league because i know there are so many girls that would enjoy it but there was never an all girls team and i not it was not very fair that only the guys could play. >> she has her own league because she was outrunning them. the league in utah has four teams and the ultimate goal said the director of development is to see women tackle football players at the pro level. >> she is amaze. >> warriors will have plenty of fans clearing them on on wednesday, but they may not realize one fan has been clearing them for a very long time. her name is sweetie. she is 105 years old she looks fabulous. she is independent and lives at home. she watches every warriors game. she will not say exactly how long she has been doing it. >> it has been a long time. me and my husband used to watch

it and we with go to the gain. i want to see them do it. i hope they do. i think they will. >> we need for sent her a front-seat ticket. she is not shy. she said the coach can be too timid on the side lines coaching. in two weeks she will turn 106 and hopefully sweetie will celebrate with a championship. >> she can say whatever she wants to the coach. >> that is right. we want your playoff pride as the warriors prepare for game five, be sure to use hash tag # dubsonair. >> and rumer willis has something to say about this viral picture with her mom that has ever

>> coming up at 4:00, california is hit bit big one on the big screen. what are the real life lessons we can learn from the movie "san an address." we talk to a movie earthquake expert. >> robot vacuums. "7 on your side" and "consumer reports" on the best ones to let you put your feet up. >> like mother, like daughter. "dancing with the stars" champion rumer willis is sharing a picture she took with her

mother, demi moore showing 26-year-old mother and her 52 year old mom playing. both are dressed in the same outfit and glasses and dark hair. she posted a emergency -- a moment the moment you realize you are picking a mother. she is getting a lot of month feedback like who's the mother. you are both beautiful inside and out. >> it is funny she looked so much like bruce but as she gets older she looks more like demi. >> both beautiful. that does it from all of us at abc7.

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