>> building a better bayons. this is abc7news. dan: wow. the dubs survive with their backs against the wall. the warriors deliver when and live to fight another game. there are plenty of questions going into friday night. good evening and thank you for joining us. ama: we do want to start with a cold case that seems to have been unlocked on the peninsula. dan: a woman who disappeared in belmont back in 1996. a home in redwood city has been getting torn apart. ama: j.r. stone has been at the scene now drawing in the fbi. >> you are looking at all new video showing putting evidence bags into the back of the patrol car, a dozen of those bags were taken away after a full day of model -- fbi personnel digging in the backyard of her redwood city home on farmville boulevard. investigators telling us they are working a cold case

involving the 1996 disappearance of --. clicks they were going back and forth to the forensic truck and coroners truck to get supplies to bring stuff to the back. reporter: neighbors watching all day. sky 7 flying above as those with the fbi could be seen digging in the backyard, then sifting through the dirt. records show the home belongs to thomas press berger and nasa confirms that he works at a research center as a computer scientist and is involved in this investigation. in 1996, investigators struggled with this case. >> we have nothing to show that she was kidnapped and we camped xi -- find any signs of a struggle. so all we can say at is that it's a disappearance under extremely suspicious circumstances. reporter: hog no worked at a company in beaumont. the car was found in san carlos four days after she was last

seen. her father even traveling to the area from spain at the time, making a plea to the public. >> we have no traces of her. i want to say, come home. reporter: a nearby park was also searched wednesday. neighbors say seeing images of the fbi on this property reminded them of the construction work that was done in another section of this backyard around five years ago. >> i think there was a tractor or something that came in and they were pouring concrete for the retaining wall. the construction went on for about a month. workers in and out of that area. reporter: neighbors described those living here. >> they are one of those quiet neighbors. they keep to themselves. >> somewhat friendly. very private. reporter: fbi and police have left this home and officers telling me they are done at this location. as to what was found inside those evidence bags, it's unclear. officers also telling me they

expect more information to be released in this case come thursday. j.r. stone, abc7news. n: let's take you outside now. here's a look from our sutra tower camera. big weather swing coming in and it kicks off tomorrow. sandhya patel is here to walk you through the 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya: we will see things change dramatically in a matter of days. let's take a look at what it's like outside right now. from our exploratorium camera, you will see that low clouds are on the move tonight. the marine layer is regrouping. first thing tomorrow morning, you will have to deal with fog near the coast. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. until lunchtime, most of the fog is blown away by the breeze. you will be seeing 60's and 70's for most of you. a warmer day. into the evening, mild inland

along the coastline. patches of fog. toward midnight friday, numbers won't follow law which sets the stage for this. check out the weekend preview. it will be heating up. nine these inland. 60's co-side. -- coast side. the weather will be on fire tonight. dan: excellent. ama: let's keep it this way. let's get back to that must win game five for the warriors. it was win or go home. the dubs take down the lakers to stay alive in the playoffs. dan: let's bring in larry beil. you really knew this championship warriors team wasn't going to go down easily. larry: no. they are champions until they are dethroned. clearly, they came out tonight and wanted to make sure they wouldn't begin their summer vacation as of tomorrow. also, they stay alive in game five. aqui injury for the lakers that could impact the way the series turns out. great energy tonight at chase

nba also contain.pd 27 points despite shooting three of 11 from deep. big buckets late. we talked about this injury with anthony davis getting hit accidentally in the temple by an elbow. left woozy in a wheelchair. clearly in discomfort. we asked, who will help steph curry? andrew wiggins had 25 points. warriors led almost all the way. 121-1 06. still trailing 3-2 but are very much alive. >> coming into this game, we wanted to win one, get ourselves a chance. we have to take game six. it's down in l.a.. we have to get that want to stay alive. >> based on the success these guys have had and the confidence they've built up together, now we get another crack to go down

there and try to even up the series. the guys will always have belief. that's who they are. larry: hearts we sought. the anthony davis situation, the report is that he doesn't have a concussion. you never know with head injuries. >> if he's out for what a game changer. he's been a double-double every game and he changes the way the warriors try to shoot the ball. the warriors will look for that. they have to play like they did tonight. i like how they came out 17-5 to close the half. maintain those runs. they did a good job of that tonight. larry: if klay thompson starts to heat up a bit, this series could be even after friday and then it's mother day brunch at chase on sunday. we will see if the season extends that far for the warriors.

lots more coming up later on in sports. back to dan and donna. dan: a sunday mother's day showdown would be pretty good stuff. thanks guys. we will see you in a bit. ama: the warriors wind means game six is this friday in los angeles. 7:00 a.m. on our sister network. if the dubs managed to win that, game seven will be sunday at chase center. you can watch that on abc seven followed by after the game. dan: parts of martin are still closed off because of a mercury spill. traces were discovered on monday. another contaminated area was found today. ama: mercury's effects are dependent on how they are exposed. dan: prolonged exposure can lead to brain and lung damage. health officials cite any exposure was likely minor but people obviously should still take precautions. ama: hazmat teams have been going around the section of town . the amtrak station will remain closed tomorrow. tim johns is getting a sense of

the nerves from neighbors tonight. >> it's a big deal. there's nothing more important than your health. reporter: hazmat crews continue to clean up a mercury spill. mercury was first discovered near a garbage can outside of the towns amtrak station monday. on tuesday, health officials found traces of mercury on several roads surrounding the train station after a truck picked up the trashcan. on wednesday, more traces found along another road leading up to rankin park. >> maybe i need to get rid of the shoes or have them tested. what do i do? reporter: the mercury levels found outside are in extremely low risk to people's health. while small levels of mercury were found on the road, the sidewalks in the area are safe to walk on. the main worry was those who might've stepped in the initial puddle near the amtrak station monday and tracked it into their homes. once inside, high levels of mercury can create serious risk. >> i am concerned about martinez and our health.

and what's being done to protect us from horrible contamination. reporter: stephanie runs a local kids camp. she says several people she works with have worries. >> i had parents call me concerned that our road would be closed to camp. they were really concerned about contamination. reporter: beside me, the streets of martinez are quiet on wednesday night. some residents are avoiding the downtown area until the mercury is cleaned up. that includes carissa. she says since she moved to towns a couple years ago, her family has experienced to health hazards. first the martinez refinery release of ash into the air last thanksgiving and now the mercury. >> now i'm worried that we can't walk our child through the amtrak to go to the park. reporter: police are still investigating where the mercury came from. tim johns, abc7news. ama: it's the high-speed police

chase that caught tons of attention in the east bay. two suspects flying in and out of intersections, barely dodging pedestrians. dan: there were plenty of close calls, all seen from above. ama: that's one of the bay area stories making headlines this wednesday. the run after a high-speed chase that ended with a crash not far from lake merritt. it started in vallejo and went into oakland with the suspect speeding down fight av. -- 580. there was a close call as the car went whizzing past a couple of pedestrians. the suspects crashed at 14th and madison street and they got out through the driver side and took off running. dan: the state attorney general is launching a civil rights investigation into the antioch police department. a racist text message scandal has rocked the department and resulted in multiple officers being put on the. bonta says the department of justice will look into the text

messages and will investigate claims of excessive force. >> i join my fellow senators and welcoming back our dear friend and esteemed colleague dan fence time. ama: dianne feinstein return to the senate and cast her first vote in nearly three months after battling shingles. she's taking on a lighter schedule and distal facing calls to resign. dan: as the oakland teacher strike is about to enter it six day, the school district is responding to the oakland education association, good proposal. the district says there are serious financial problems if it implements the entire proposal because it would cost more than $1 billion. >> everyone would agree, those are important. a lot of the money is one-time money. district's are always trying to balance their ability to fund the programs that they commit to. dan: the state superintendent is mediating the negotiations. ama: a new museum dedicated to the thousands of chinese

laborers who helped build the transcontinental railroad is open in san francisco's chinatown. the opening coincides with the 154th anniversary of the golden spike which marks the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. dan: the border. we explain what it is and what changes we could see when it comes to an end tomorrow. >> an exciting inflection point. we have an opportunity to make ai even more helpful. ama: googles glimpse into the future. the groundbreaking reveals from your email to your next online search.

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u.s. mexico border. the title to -- 42 immigration policy is set to expire in hours. the influx is already underway. annabelle munoz from k abc is on the ground in san ysidro along california's border with what we are seeing tonight. reporter: for the last three years, tijuana is where an increasing number of refugees and asylum-seekers have been forced to wait as u.s. immigration policies largely halted access to asylum. thursday, title 42 immigration authorities to turn away people seeking asylum and it comes to an end. >> we are clear eyed about the challenges we are likely to face in the days and weeks ahead. they have the potential to be very difficult. our plan will deliver results but it will take time for those results to be fully realized. it's essential that we all take this into account. reporter: the biden

administration is set to implement new measures. some will speed up the processing of people seeking asylum and deportations. among the announced measures, abstentions, individuals who cross into the u.s. without authorization will be assumed ineligible for asylum. if removed will face at least a five year bar. human rights groups are gearing up to legally challenge these measures and monitor what will happen on the ground. >> our primary concern is that asylum-seekers will be turned away at the port of entry in violation of u.s. federal and international law. reporter: the administration plans to open 100 processing centers in different countries which would direct people to pathways to enter the u.s., canada, or spain. it will increase access to the cbp one app which has proven to be an insurmountable challenge for the vast majority of those seeking asylum. annabelle munoz, abc7news. >> for everyone -- ama: google is giving us plenty

to talk about after its highly anticipated date of reveals. at the top of the list are big promises on the future of its artificial intelligence. as lauren martinez explains, after today, there's no doubt the ai race is on. reporter: google is changing the online search experience. wednesday during their annual developer conference in mountain view, artificial intelligence was the focus. >> we had an exciting inflection point. reporter: the company unveiled ai technology that can produce replies in seconds. >> maybe you wanted to define it further. in this case, a more elaborate e-mail might increase the chances of getting the refund. [laughter] reporter: they are testing a conversational chat bot called bard. you can prompted with questions and images. >> this is a photo of a goofy german shepherd and a golden retriever. then bard uses that to create

funny captions. reporter: the biggest announcement was how ai technology will be incorporated into their search. today, typing in a prompt will bring in those traditional blue links. eventually, it will include more extensive information and will allow you to engage in conversational mode. >> right under the snapshot, you will see the option to ask a follow-up question. reporter: ai has been around for decades but experts say we are at a crucial moment. >> this is the point at which it's becoming public. it's becoming usable at this moment. it is surprising a lot of people in the general public because of the speed. reporter: tech giants are competing and going to market fast. the professor suggests users be aware and be discerning of ai content. >> i would say the important thing is keep learning. don't ignore it. it's here. we have to own it.

this is the world we live in. reporter: the new google search will be rolling out as an experiment. if you are interested, you can sign up. lauren martinez, abc7news. dan: emmy nominated actress jackie zeman has died after a short battle with cancer. she was most known for her role as bobby spencer on abc soap opera general hospital. the executive producer announced her passing on his twitter page tonight. she was on general hospital for more than 45 years. she was 70 years old. ama: let's move to the weather now because i think that warm up is finally getting here. dan: finally. spring season has arise. sandhya patel is here. sandhya: better late than never. we've been on break from the spring weather that we should be experiencing. it was another cooler than average day but that's all changing. live picture from our sutro

tower camera. high temperatures today, three to nine degrees below average. it did cool off a little bit as the sea breeze kicked up. we are going in the other direction. warming trend begins tomorrow. today's high temperatu temperatures tomorrow. santa rosa from 67 to 75. up three in san francisco. san jose going from 64 to 65. high-pressure building in. it will bring a heat wave to the pacific northwest. for us, it will heat us up on saturday. temperatures up into the 90's as we hit saturday. the coastline in the 60's. sunday, still pretty warm inland along the coastline. still staying in the comfort zone thanks to a sea breeze. 70's right around the bay. fog near the coast and around the bay. that's where it will stay

tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. they are not falling much because the wind is still going, keeping the atmosphere stirred. gusts to 31 in oakland. 26 in san francisco. nice breeze. windows open. tomorrow morning, the breeze will let up at 5:00. picking back up again tomorrow afternoon in the 25 to 30 mile per hour range. live picture from our roof camera. you can see those trees blowing around in the wind. here's another view from our emeryville camera. low clouds are obvious along with the fog. areas of fog in the morning. warming trend begins tomorrow and it will be heating up for mother's day weekend. 5:00 tomorrow morning, we start out with not just fog but higher clouds as well. watch what happens as the wind picks up. the fog gets blown out of here except near the coast. the differences going to be, tomorrow you will see the sun sooner than you needed today.

40's and 50's in the morning. watch out for that fog tomorrow afternoon. milder day. sunshine for pretty much everyone. low to mid 70's inland. the accuweather 7-day forecast. not warm enough for you? mid-80's friday. some are like each. 90's on saturday. 60's co-side. the warmth will hold for mother's day before we see a minor drop off in those temperatures to start a new workweek. we will be rig

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ama: you may think you love star wars. dan: one teenager looked like he really is one with the force. ♪ this is eric. this one-of-a-kind star wars costume is made out of all legos. ama: no. he says it's made after he hit the disney plus shows amanda loring and. it took him three years to complete and lots of trial and error. dan: absolutely unbelievable. ama: you can see it if you look really close. dan: pretty cool. l's get back o tlarry

beil live at chase center. we needed this tonight. larry: absolutely. that lego kid was unbelievable as well. as the warriors were, they are not done yet. it's on to game six in l.a. with or without one of the lakers big star steph curry leading the warriors to victory. next up is game six friday. will anthony davis be playing?

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larry: larry beil live at chase center. see you sunday. that's what the warriors fans were saying after they stay alive with a win over the lakers tonight. next up, game six in l.a.. a possible mother's day special game seven on sunday. aaron davis bringing the we believe vibes tonight at chase center. good to see him. draymond green, a force from the outset. gets the scoring started. warriors built a double-digit lead but couldn't put the lakers away. lebron james hits the three all. lebron with a team-high 25 points. warriors finished the have

strong. steph curry beat the buzzer. warriors and the half on a 16-5 run. third quarter. raymonde misses the layoff. slam. playoff wigs was a force tonight. lonnie walker had a couple of shots. everybody was going, not this guy again. gary payton attacking lebron james. game-high plus 25. finish with 13 points. loony with the accidental elbow on anthony davis. davis was woozy but we saw him walk out of the arena under his own power. we will see what his status is for friday. the bucket in the file. he had 25. warriors survive to force game six. >> we are competitors. you hate to lose. you are doing everything you can to avoid that feeling. f en t

cack in the s otherwise, we stay in that kind of mindset. >> we didn't have all our business tonight. i look forward to seeing our fans for another game in the second round. >> our job isn't done. we are still facing elimination. we will be put -- facing elimination for the rest of the series. back against the wall. larry: have to have it on friday. giants hosting the nats. kids might have been playing hooky there. sean manaea gave up eight runs. riley adams, a low hop. three run homer in the second. the nats jumped out to a 10-to lead. into the arcade. made the final score more effective bull. the nationals went 11-6. a's fans in the bronx for a day baseball there. seven-to yankees and the fifth. anthony volpi. 22 years and 12 days old.

volpi became the youngest yankee to hit a grand slam a thank you stadium. they are victorious 11-3.

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