,, your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. beach. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich we begin with breaking news the search for two teenaged boys missing in the waters off ocean beach. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the teenagers were swimming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to san francisco fire

officials, at least two other people who were with the boys managed to get to shore. those victims were taken to the hospital. we don't have any word at this hour on their conditions. now, the national weather service had issued a beach hazard statement. it was in effect wednesday and thursday. the statement affected and referred to riptides but that beach hazard statement expired last night. that doesn't necessarily mean riptide has expired, as well. we have a crew at ocean beach gathering new details. again, conditions out there have been fairly hazardous all week. as we go back to the beach, they have police tape people keeping back from the scene. we're once again, four people were swept out to the ocean apparently. two were rescued. two have not been seen since. there are rescue crews right there right now trying to find the two other boys who were swept out to sea. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. all right. turning to other news now, we

are following some breaking news in ecuador. a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the central coast damaging buildings and shaking homes. local media reports at least one house and overpass collapsed. at this point, no reports of injuries and we'll bring you new information just as soon as we get it. now, to the other big story today a change of pace here. the golden state warriors beginning their play-off run and the defending champions made it clear they are the team to beat. the warriors dominated the game from the beginning reaching a 27-point lead by halftime and the rockets, well, they just couldn't keep up. warriors win game one of the series, 104-78. kpix 5's maria medina is live at oracle arena with the excitement for fans. hi, maria. >> reporter: hey, you know, it is quiet here now but just a few hours ago, a much different story. the energy was electrifying. and the game was sold out.

♪[ music ] >> reporter: the warriors didn't skip a beat. >> goodwin for "dub nation"! >> reporter: and neither did their fans. >> warriors!! >> reporter: thousands passed oracle arena to watch the team defend their championship title in the first play-off game. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: in that sea of gold you'll find for many fans watching the warriors is literally a love affair. >> my wedding present to my wife this year. >> reporter: he and his wife are newlyweds. he bought his wife season tickets just days after saying "i do." >> it was great to have somebody to come with to all these games and cheer on the team with, you know, somebody as great as her. >> reporter: for bob, he is sharing his love of the game with his daughter. >> this is my fifth year. we started it up way up in the bleachers section 220. now we're section 105. >> reporter: wow. >> life is good! >> reporter: with game one of the play-offs under their belts, the warriors can rest assured their fans are standing

right by them every step of the way. so tickets with still available for monday's game and i checked just a few minutes ago and the cheapest was going for about $150. live in oakland, maria medina, kpix 5. there was one downside to game one. steph curry rolled his ankle near the end of the 2nd quarter. he played very little after that. and coach kerr says he is questionable for game two. we'll have more on today's game and curry's injury coming up in sports. and, of course, the next game is in oakland on monday. the series then moves to houston for games 3 and 4 and then back here for game 5 if needed. game 6 in houston if needed. and game 7 would be back in home, as well. a wild scene played out on the rooftops of the san francisco neighborhood today. police say that a burglary suspect hit two russian hill apartments this morning holding one tenant at gunpoint. after allegedly pointing the gun at officers, the man escaped to a rooftop.

but his getaway stopped when he fell from a three-story building. >> then went jumping like in a movie roof to roof to roof to roof and then jumped off the last one. >> a car parked on the street below broke his fall. now he is recovering in the hospital. he will face many charges including false imprisonment and burglary. san francisco police have identified the officers involved in the deadly shooting of a homeless man in the mission district last week. sergeant nate steger and officer michael malone fired at luis gongora. they said he was running at them with a knife. officer malone was the first san francisco police officer last year to administer life- saving medicine to a man who overdosed on heroin. a bizarre mystery in a quiet south bay city. the decomposing body of a man found behind the saratoga pet spa on big basin way. a man told police that he smelled some strange odor and then checked some store

cabinets and that's where he found the remains. police say they have no age or identification but until they know more they are calling the death suspicious. fire investigators are looking for the source of flames that damaged two homes in san francisco's marina district. they started at the home at 3627 scott street. it was badly damaged along with the house next door. there's no word on injuries or the cause. and a newark intersection was closed for hours this morning by a gas spill. investigators say a tanker truck hit a fire hydrant at newark and cedar boulevard just before 4 a.m. the collision ruptured the tank spilling gas into the road. it was cleaned up and the roads reopened about 2 hours later. at the top of the show we mentioned that two teens were swept into the ocean off ocean beach. search is under way now. emily turner is there live. >> reporter: i just spoke to public information officer for san francisco fire department. he told me that there were five teenagers who waded off the

coast close to seal rock near where the cliff house is and they linked arms and then waded into the water. you can see the search is still going on behind me. basically what happened is those five individuals were about knee deep in the water when either a wave or the rip current or something swept them out into the sea. three of the teenagers were recovered. they are not hospital. they will be fine. but two of them, two 17-year- olds, are still missing. they have been missing since just after 4 p.m. this afternoon. at this point, the coast guard, the fire department, they are all out on the water trying to figure out where these boys went because they could either go north or south because the tide was going out and that's the way that the water moves at that point. it's been so long, this may switch from a rescue to a recovery mission. but we should know more within the next hour and, of course, we'll be here live to be sure to bring that to you. emily turner, kpix 5. still ahead, hillary

clinton visiting los angeles. the big difference between today's appearance and her bay area visit. ♪[ music ] bay >> and no big stage or arena. why one of the biggest names in rock and roll performed inside a bay area store today. more than a hundred guns ofe ,,

san francisco police and "ud playaz more than 100 guns off the streets now thanks to another buy back events. san francisco police and united players partnered to buy the guns from anyone willing to turn them in. people were paid $100 for a handgun, $200 for assault weapons, 2 of those were turned in. >> guns just laying around. where they don't need to be. kids are shooting other kids. people are breaking into houses stealing people's guns and doing bad things with them so just have some guns laying around we are trying to get them off the streets. >> united players began its gun buy-back efforts after the sandy hook elementary school killings. at the last event in december they collected nearly 250 guns. rock band metallica returned to its bay area roots by playing a free concert today in berkeley. the band rocked the house at a rare in-store concert at rasputin's record store and it

was all to celebrate national record store day. fans who couldn't make the show were able to watch a live stream on, where else, facebook. still ahead, want to work in paradise? sure! hawaii's offer geared towards people here on the mainland. >> and maybe it's not quite like the tropics but plenty of heat all the same. a warm weather forecast plus, our next chance of rain? there's a chance anyway when we come back.

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democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton addressed supporters in sou los angeles today. reporter laurie perez tells us: clinton is being touted as e democrat presidential candidate hillary clinton addressed supporters in south los angeles today. reporter laurie perez tells us clinton is touted as the only presidential candidate to visit that area during this election season. >> are you here for the next female president of the united states of america!! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: and with that hillary clinton took the stage at l.a.'s southwest college. >> hello, south l.a.! >> reporter: looking happy to be in l.a. after the battle in brooklyn because here the only yelling she had to do was over the partisan party. >> this is like what i have been waiting for my whole life. a woman president. she is going to be it. >> reporter: before an overflow crowd, clinton stuck to the now familiar themes of her campaign, mainly that she is ready to lead hitting on plans to raise minimum wage and the

fight for equal pay for women. >> i have been shopping for a really long time ever since i was a little girl. and i have never gotten up to the cashier and had the cashier look at me and say, well, you're a white woman, so you only have to pay 78 cents on the dollar. >> reporter: she again criticized democratic opponent bernie sanders for supporting legislation that keeps gun manufacturers from being held liable for crimes committed with its guns. >> gunmakers and sellers should be held accountable. >> reporter: but through differences to basically everything about republican donald trump. >> but i don't want anyone in our country or anywhere in the world to think he speaks for anybody but himself!! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: as clinton spends the night here in l.a., bernie sanders is running his first los angeles tv ad highlighting his average donation of $27 while getting into tonight's clinton event at george clooney's home will set you back $33,400. laurie perez, cbs news. >> republican candidate donald

trump had some harsh words for clinton today and the way he says she raises money. >> so i'm self-funding. all of this is mine. when i fly in, it's on my dime. right? it's on my dime. [ applause and cheers ] >> and what does that mean? that means i'm not controlled by the special interests, by the lobbyists and they control -- they control crooked hillary and they control lying ted cruz, right? >> ted cruz campaigned in wyoming today and john kasich spent the day in new york ahead of the state's primary on tuesday. another state is raiding california's workforce. hawaii is stepping up efforts to recruit teachers from the mainland. california is one of its targets. hawaii says it could have 1300 open positions this fall. but filling them could be hard. teachers in hawaii make less than teachers in california and the cost of housing is just as

high. it was exactly 110 years ago tonight that we were 34.5 hours away from a magnitude 7.8 earthquake. the great 10906 earthquake in 1906 quake in san francisco. the anniversaricy is monday. about 5:00 tonight ecuador got a great quake in 7.8 earthquake in muisne off the coast of ecuador. that's big. the interesting thing here, not only the fact that a 7.8 is going to cause problems. it was preceded 10 minutes before by a 4.0 quake not unlike what happened in san francisco in 1906. our great quake was also preceded by a shaker that was probably around a magnitude 5. this is just happened recently within the past few hours. not many reports of damages or injuries but they will come in all night. as soon as we have more information we'll let you know. back in the bay area things

warm today. 82 santa rosa 84 concord. in the 80s in san jose. oakland and hayward those are the highs from today. they are going up another five to six degrees for sunday. 76 in san francisco today. temperatures still in the 80s in concord. san francisco 73. in fact, it was a very pleasant day to stroll the marina green. a great day to get outside all over the bay area. and people here in san francisco were exercising, riding bikes, playing soccer and who knows, doing that rarest of rare things, outside in the city, breaking a sweat. cherry blossom festival beautiful weather for that tomorrow. tomorrow they have the grand parade from the civic center to japantown. forecast tomorrow 79 in the city. and here's what's happening. high pressure building in more strongly. so we have a warming trend. get a little bit of an offshore shift in the wind. things will warm up tomorrow. sunny and warm all weekend. offshore winds means warm and dry sunday cooling down a little bit on monday. more on tuesday and wednesday. there's a hint, more than a hint really, a number of the

models are coming to an agreement with the idea that there will be some rain next friday. so we'll see. overnight lows tonight, with sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:31 a.m., daytime highs tomorrow 16 degrees warmer than average in san francisco. east bay we'll get close to 90. around 680 corridor in the mid- 80s. north bay no low clouds just sunshine and temperatures topping out in the low 80s inland. and then up in the clearlake area, 88 cloverdale. 88 rohnert park. extended forecast we are looking for a warm sunny sunday with temperatures beginning to decline on tuesday and then coming down more wednesday and thursday. by friday increasing clouds will lead to a chance of a few showers coming in on friday and then saturday we'll go partly cloudy skies. so weather ahead looks hot. you know, that could also describe the warriors! and even andrea nakano.

hey, andrea. >> reporter: hey, brian. the warriors get the game one win over the houston rockets. but steph curry injures his ankle. we'll have highlights, reaction and steph curry status all coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

after facing the warriors ie well, what a day in oakland! the wars just played the houston rockets in the westerns conference finals last season, as the number one and number two matchups. but this year the rockets limped in as number 8 and they get the pleasure of playing the "dubs" once again who have beaten them 11 of the last 12 times. steph curry was ready for this

game loosening his arm up a little bit before the game. early on, curry and patrick beverly get into a shoving match. both players got technical fouls. very next possession, draymond green sends a message by flattening beverly and main a little know there by beverly. green misses the layup but ezeli flies in for the put-back dunk giving golden state a 20-6 lead. this is a kind of afternoon though it was for houston. dwight howard misses the easy dunk. warriors on the run. andre iguodala finds curry for the amazing land to make it 51- 49. curry had 24 points in the first half. late in the first half he rolled his ankle and went back to the locker room. he returned for just three minutes in the second half before sitting the rest of the game. without curry golden state still maintained a comfortable lead. late third green scored down low to make it 79-57. he had 12 points and 10 rebounds. as for curry, he didn't seem too concerned about his ainge

-- he didn't seem too concerned about his ankle. warriors blow out houston 104- 78 to take a 1-0 series lead. >> as far as monday, i would just say steph is questionable. so we'll see how he responds next couple of days and we'll go from there. >> right now, um, don't see a scenario where i'll be out. >> steph came back on the bench. how much --was there any chatter on the bench about how much you wanted to come back in? >> i didn't really hear it. steph always want to play. i think our coach has made a joint decision that he had to stay out and get some rest. >> how badly did he want to stay in the game? >> i always write the five players' names on the board i'm sending out there and he saw his name wasn't on there and he was incredulous and i said i don't like the way you're moving right now. he said no, i'll be all right. and, um, of course, he is going to say that. he is a competitor, he wants to play. but, um, we're not going to let

him play if there's any risk of, um, you know, making it worse. >> how hard did you try to convince steve to put you back in? >> i tried three separated times, 0 for 3. so i even went to luke at one point and tried to get some help, went to q, coach to get some help. we all swung and missed. >> we don't deserve to win if we can't hold a 20 point lead. we don't want to risk him out there. >> this is what beverly likes to do! [ applause and cheers ] >> plays very physical. >> beverly is going to try this. [ heavy accent ] the best player on the planet right now, he is a great competitor he is going to try to do whatever he can to get -- he [ indiscernible ]

>> it was a really busy day here in oakland. while the warriors were playing the rockets, there was a baseball game right next door. as the a's welcomed the defending champions right next to oracle arena. the kansas city royals. it was steven vogt throwback jersey day today. bottom of the 1st inning, kansas city up 1-0. redick a three-run shot and just like that it's 3-1 oakland. that was enough support for sonny gray who struck out six and allowed one earned run in six innings of work to get his second win of the year. bottom of the 7th, vogt's jersey day second home run of the day, solo shot makes it 5-2 and they win 5-3 to snap their four-game losing streak. a busy day continues in sports. the giants playing now and sharks play-off hockey coming up tonight. we'll have that at 11. back to you guys.

>> thank you. we want to get back to our top story tonight. five teenagers swept out to sea at ocean beach in san francisco. three were recovered and in the hospital. two are still missing. rescue crews as you can see at ocean beach trying to locate the two 17-year-old boys. this all happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. we'll have the latest tonight at 11:00 for you on the search for those two missing teens. >> the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,

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