wasted. >> right now every bit of water counts. abc7 news is live with this story tonight. laura? >> someone's backyard here when this happens, agencies move in and identify the culprits quickly. but not in this case. >> these are the worst of times whit comes to lack of water. >> it's called mystery water. >> the water flowed from the

hillside. it flows down the street and into a storm drain. a fact in the lost on neighbors here. >> if nature is providing water who am i to stop it? as far as we can tell, it's fresh water. >> this is where they have a giant sink hole. we didn't determine a leak. it's a mystery. >> there are natural springs but so far no one has been able to find it.

>> in texas the rain stopped many areas are still flooded today frm rains overwhelmed part of the state. ten people were killed. the number increased after a man was found dead in houston. the desperate search for two families still missing. >> collin kapernick is apologizing after posting this photo, he deleted the picture and tweeted an apology and said he didn't understand how many people are struggling in houston, and his prayers are with everyone there. >> in the meantime, we're learning more about the arrest of ray mcdonald. the chp released tapes today. you'll hear them transfer the call after a

>> reporter: ed her daughter had been assaulted. >> my phone number, i'm in like los banos >> police took the call from here and will not release the audio. >> a santa clara inmate briefly escaped custody this afternoon. the inmate was about to be transferred when he slipped out. now, he was caught a mile away. >> a family who lost two family members to a suspected drunk driver this month is planning tb in court every step of the way the driver is facing two

counts of homicide. this 35-year-old is now charged with two counts of homicide, being held in county jail. jones is accused of killing a 45-year-old and her 14 month old daughter may three. investigators say jones was going 75-99 miles per hour just before the corvette jumped and smashed into four people. >> he doesn't feel alive. he doesn't have his wife and his daughter. you know? >> family and friends showed up to a court hearing. abc7 news learned he was charged with a dui offense in

sacramento, but pleaded no contest. in this case he's facing a life sentence for homicide. >> it's challenging in the sense of the amount of attention it gets. >> family and friends vow to be in court. >> i hope he pays the victims every penny. >> jones is expected to stay in custody as homicide cases do not allow bail. >> sheriff investigators are calling on retired detectives to help solve a missing woman case from 33 years ago. in 1982 a swedish au pair elizabeth martinson disappeared. originally investigators questioned henry coleman.

they're now searching for him again as a person of interest. >> here we are, 30 years later. it's taken a toll on the detectives and family. >> this is the missing person's flyer from 1982. they have new clues in this case. >> the chp is looking for anyone who may have seen this gray or tan blazer. he was seen kneeling and struggling. the chp wants to make sure the child is okay. they want people to call their nonemergency tip line at 1-800-tell-chp. >> palo alto city council is meeting now and expected to approve the closure of the buena

vista mobile home park and determine how much residents will be compensated for that. residents have been fighting to stay in their homes since 2012. >> the warriors are resting tonight before tomorrow's showdown with the rockets. the team returned to the bay area this afternoon. sky 7 was overhead. the players got off their charter plane in oakland. he returned to the game after being checked out but those calling are concerned with about his health for the game. >> if he comes back he should be fine. the weird thing is that you never know until you get a chance to rest to see if there is any lasting

impact. >> curry is on the cover of "sports illustrated" the headline, my town, my team. game five is tomorrow if needed, game six back in houston, friday, and game seven, sunday. catch the action on espn, our sister network. >> one and a half million visitors make the trip to alcatras now, there is a debate about where that ferry service should be located. >> the court and national park service pet several times including last week but no decision where it will go. alcatras has been open for tours since 1972.

for nine years visitors have boarded the ferry. the national park service is now examining options for a 50-year lease. >> don't do it. >> sheri and david wright object to moving the ferry operation to pier 3 which would bring traffic and other disruptions into a secluded area in the district the park said this is evaluating a move back to the former home base of pier 31. negotiation negotiations involve financing and investment. >> in order to have a range of alternatives, we wanted to look at all potentially viable alternatives. >> court officials are fighting

to keep the ferries from floating off but say the national park service is asking for unusual terms to stay. >> the commission says says both sides are optimistic a deal can be reached. >> still to come a $500 million problem taxpayers are paying for. >> the fight to keep preschoolers in schools. >> fog is moving in on the coast. >> the earth will crack open. >> and later, it's not reality but, hokal

new report is drawing attention to a large homeless population costing the public a lot of money. as much as half a billion dollars per year in fact. >> officials tell us with this data, they can focus attention on building more housing and there is a need for it.

>> san jose state senior is a survivor. >> people blame you. you know? after years, you start blaming yourself. >> a 21-year-old woman with nowhere to go. >> with nowhere to call home i just discovered downtown san jose. what areas are safe to sleep outside. >> she shared her story downtown in what is being called the largest cost study in the country. nearly $520 million were spent every year. 53% on health care. 34% on costs related to the

justice system. >> his group hosts the county by building more permanent housing. >> i had somewhere safe and sound and permanent. it takes longer than that. >> while critics say it won't necessarily solve all problems, advocates believe it is a step for theed. >> a preschool may be forced to close leaving 300 kids without a

preschool. parents looked at other preschools but say it's been difficult. >> here i didn't take anything. >> they have until july 21st otherwise it will have to close. >> in san francisco, public school leaders are expected to decide whether to restrict enrollment to city residents only. right now about 14% are from outside of the city. those in favor say it will be for local kids. >> we're there.

graduating seniors showed off their abilities the speaker and neuroscientist talked about how the artist can be successful. there is a lot you can learn from listening. >> if officials decide to restrict enrollment it will not take affect until 2014, 2017. >> yes. >> blue skies today. a little bit of misty rain. here is a look at a report at the moment of mystery rain.

low clouds near the coast clouds have the last couple evenings. 22 in san jose. low 60s in the northeast bay. mid to upper 60s here is a look at low clouds 400 in monterey. 100 in watsonville. clouds over the bay, cloudy conditions overnight, warmer inland but cooler pattern beginning on

sunday. a weak ridge means warming. livermore as an indicator of high temperatures for the next several days. 77 degrees in the next several days highs 80 friday and sunday. on sunday might get more measurable drizzle. overnight, low clouds . upper 60s to near 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast.

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alternative. >> in houston, 4,000 homes have damage. this video shows streets homes and businesses underwater. >> 11 inches creating dangerous flash floods. >> there are 13 missing. >> hundreds of homes locked away and flood waters underwater. >> this worked. that is one of the things we're doing to make sure no one is trapped in the

vehicles. this several communities remembering those lives lost. like home coming queen and home coming queen killed. her car swept away. >> she called her father but it was too quick. >> laura and her children, still missing after the cabin where they were staying split in half. >> it's a major undertaking. just hundreds of thousands of acres and seems to be impossible task. but there are people dedicated to the mission. >> with more rain on the way,

the texas governor worries more lives can be cost. >> we'd been to what we are now there are more challenges still to come. >> heavy rain forced fans to wait around long after it ended. 15,000 people waited for the rain to ease up. >> i don't want to be on the highway, stuck. and so i'm happy about that. >> police are investigating one

of their own after the chp arrested a police commander. the department placed him on administrative leave. plus, alt yoes police are looking for two men wanted in a burglary that took place inside of a house on fairington court. if you recognize them, call the los altos police department. >> hollywood's latest disaster flick opens friday. san andreas will likely get a lot of attention. and wayne freedman says they should be the first to see it. >> are you worried? >> no. >> didn't you see the coming

attraction? >> no. i didn't. elsewhere, the san andreas fault will crack open leaving san francisco in ruins. if it's any challenge to you, they have reported fakes are virtually impossible. >> david ebberly. david would do it in real live for the department of emergency

management. he considers it a good excuse for being prepared for earthquakes >> we want them to find they're probably more prepared. >> your watch probably won't be however with help from his friends. >> in san francisco, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> we're taking a look at the damage after last night's earthquake. officials tell us a portion sank the bridge was already scheduled for replacement this summer. >> a nobel prize winner cut a

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a family that lived in their home 28 years, we're told lived in a flood zone. >> it was a shock. >> this can cost you ht of money. changes in flood phone designations is something homeowners don't want to see. if you receive that kind of designation, it's worth your time to review it. this dried creek bed is south of san jose.

and it's the reason the lender required her to purchase flood insurance. >> it's never been more than 18 inches. boy say, from 14-16. >> she lived in this home for 20 years. the folks say that is not uncommon. in this case fema says there has been no change since the early 1980s. it's likely an audit in a flood zone. >> you can consider that over let's say a 30 year mortgage.

it's a 26% chance of occurring during that 30 years. >> an engineer confirmed it was not in flood danger. luanne submitted this information. however, the decision was still with bank of america. luanne says she resubmitted it and got nowhere. >> i don't know what to do next. >> we contacted bank of americax"c

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a bay area research group is about to take on a controversial question. how frequently should women be screened for breast cancer? but this time the goal is to do more than just issue a recommendation. cheryl jennings explains. >> she's getting a mammogram many schedule once per year this is part of an effort to re-examine the benefits. >> i'm lucky risks are low. >> any other women dig nosed? >> susan is joining a file. >> family history is first,

then, a mammogram. and finally for the first time a dna sample allowing researchers to scour a patient's genome. >> with that it will determine how often a woman should be screened with what modality. >> the question has become a lightning rod over several years. what a panel suggested some women might only need a mammogram every other year, that debate spread to congress. >> it's a positive. well i guess it doesn't

matter. >> we want to test. is the safe to screen people? and is it better? >> he argues it could spare many women from unnecessary screenings and treatment. >> if your risk is high, like you have a mutation of brca 1 or 2, you perhaps should be screened every six months. >> women in the study can receive either traditional screening screenings screenings or risk-based screenings. susan is hoping it will lead to new answers. >> because of my interest in making research happen.

>> the trial will be known as wisdom. researchers will be working to recruit women for screenings. >> we have mist around the bay area today. will that return? >> spencer christian is here with the latest. >> there is a good chance of low clouds. so we may get spotty drizzle. there is sr in texas. that area pushed into the south atlantic coast. another area has broken out west of dallas. this area in red, i don't know if you can see that box there, had a tornado warning earlier. across the state tomorrow, warm

weather and 98 in palm springs. accu-weather forecast shows a cool down starting on sunday. >> thank you. >> let's go on to sports. >>

steph curry did not have media availability and curry is not listed on the team's injury report. curry said last night's crash was scary and he wanted to be sure and cautious where he came back to the court.

>> i was taken my time. i wanted to make sure i wasn't in danger. so i listen to advice and did all of the tests i needed to do. i wanted to play, but make sure it was done about it in the same way. >> the nba will not upgrade despite theç smacked andrew boget in the face.

lebron james with authority. the hawks are getting smashed here. back up quarter back ponder with some rest. >> my job is a bab up. it's exciting but i know this is a competitive guy. we feel like we have a more

competitive roster going into camp. it's still early. good thing to have competition. in milwaukee, giants facing brewers. this is matt garza. a's will closer sean doolittle with a strained

rotator cuff. 62 and 63. jack stock took down grigor grigor dmitroff. >> it looked like this. >> thank you, larry. >> a frightening moment after a passenger jet lost power. >> new drugs new dangers.

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