this is kpix5 news. >> a massive magnitude 7.8 quake, rocks ecuador, and buck delling an overpass, the state of emergency as rescuers work to free the people. >> crews search for hours for to teens swept to sea in the bay area, now the search has been called off. good evening. >> the teenage boys were swimming near the shore at ocean beach in san francisco when they got caught in a dangerous rip current. emily turner is live at open beach where the search was suspended after dark. emily? >> reporter: juliette, that's never a good sign, now the boys have been out in the water almost seven hours, it's cold,

dark, and the coast guard says it doesn't look good for them. hope for the survival of two teens faded with the sun off ocean beach. they, and three of their friends were swept out to sea this afternoon, after 4:00 p.m. >> observed all five, locking arms, and walk out into the surf. and at that point, something happened with the water, with the waves, and they all became in distress. >> reporter: three teens could swim and made it back. the two others most likely will not be ok. >> if they were big, strong guys with wet suits, you know, we would, you know, maybe there's some hope there. but this is a difficult case. >> reporter: the coast guard and fire department suspended the operation after four hours searching for the boys by air and sea, the families forced to face the unbearable. this the is 12th rescue 24 year at ocean beach, they hope

it will serve as a warning of what mother nature can do. >> we've had a few around here lately, and it's because of the violent water and it's unfortunate, but folks come out here and they don't understand how violent and how difficult the conditions are out here. >> reporter: and that is exactly why the signs are out. they're not kidding when they say the people have died wading or swimming. they were just in waist deep water. when i say this was the 12th 12th search and rescue mission, this is just april. last year, it was 38. they hope people will be more careful, and warrant the signs. developing news in ecuador, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake his 6 hours ago, leaving at least 41 people dead. the quake was centered inermous on the central coast.

-- inermous on the central coast. you ecuador in decades. ecuador in decades. usgs says the quake is the strongest tohurt ecuador in decades. a roof also caved in at a mall, on the outskirts of the city, villages were left devastated. the pacific too nam warning -- tsunami warning said it was possible for some areas. at the same time, there's a race against the clock to finds survivors of twin earthquakes in japan. today, rescuers pulled a 93-year-old woman out from the rubble of her home. earlier this week, southern japan was hit first by a 6.24 shock, and then by a 7.0 quake barely 24 hours apart. combined death toll is 41. video shows a blurry skyline

as the camera spins out of control. more than 1500 people have been injured, dozens are missing. hundreds of thousands are still without electricity, and water in japan. now, to our big story here in the bay area, an uplifting one, the walsh jurors winning -- warriors winning in game one of the nba playoff, but the star player may not play in game two. the defending champions dominated and proved they are not letting up. steph curry will have to slow down, he rolled his ankle before the halftime, and had to sit out much of the rest of the game, steve kerr says the star point guard is "questionable" for game two. the fans left or california arena -- oracle beaming.

>> warriors. >> reporter: thousands packed oracle to watch the team defend the chapel hip -- championship in the sea of gold, you'll find watching the warriors is literally a love affair. >> my wedding presents to my wife this year -- >> reporter: zach and his wife are newlyweds. he brought his wife -- bought his wife season tickets days after saying i-do. >> it's great to have someone go to the games, and cheer on the team with somebody as great as her. >> reporter: for bob? >> sweet, baby. >> reporter: he is sharing his love of the game with his daughter. >> this is my fifth year, we started up in the bleachers, now we're down lower. >> reporter: with game one of the playoff understand their belt, the warriors can rest assured their fans are standing right by them, every step of the way. and there are still tickets available for monday's game.

the cheapest was going for about $150. in oakland, kpix5. monday night's game start at 7:30. after that, the series goats to houston. -- goes to houston. we will have more highlights, and a big day for the a's, and that's coming up in sports in about 20 minutes. today, looked like someone was shooting a movie, but the drama in one neighborhood was very real. kpix5 mark kelly on what was really going on. >> reporter: this is no movie set, but armed burglary had all the trappings, investigators scouring roof tops for evidence. >> this hasn't happened here. >> reporter: the suspect burglarized an apartment on the 1300 block of pacific around 8:45 a.m., but cording to the police, it was -- according to police, it was his second break in, from around the corner, he

held a victim at gun points. >> you see this more often, and it makes you wonder, what's happening. >> reporter: this goat tense for the police. it is here on -- it got intense for the police. it is here where the suspect pointed the handgun at the police before fleeing. >> you have fires every now and then, but not police action. >> reporter: attempting a daring escapes, the suspect headed to the highest points possible, the roof. >> and went jumping like in a movie, roof to roof to roof, and jumped off the last one. >> reporter: right off this three story building, and through the street before he landing on an audi parked at the corner of pacific and hyde. >> we heard the noise. i feel sorry for the owner. >> reporter: it temporarily shutdown the cable car. >> mark kelly, kpix5. the suspect was taken to the

hospital with non-life threatening injuries, and he will be facing a long list of charges. police are investigating a deadly shooting, a man was the victim of a drive by off story road, it happened before 7:00 a.m. this evening, the suspected are still on the loose. foul odor leads to a disturbing discovery. a man found a body behind the pet spa. he said he smelled something strange and decided to check it out. he found remains in a storage building. >> he has been deceased for some time now. we called out the homicide detectives and csi team. we just consider it a suspicious death at this time. >> police say they don't yet know who the man is, or how he died. san francisco police have identified the officers involved in a deadly shooting of a homeless man in the mission district last week. sergeant nate saggerspg, and,

and mike malone fired off the bean bags. they say the suspect was running at them with the knife. officers malone was the first san francisco police officer to administer life saving medicine to a man overdosed. and police have arrested a woman who say they threatened a man with a switch blade that looked like a gun. she was booked for possession of the switch blade, stun gaap, meth and cocaine. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire that damaged two homes in the marina district. the house at 3627 scott street is padly damaged -- badly damaged from smoke and flames. the house next door was damaged as well. a tanker spill forced the shut down of a major intersection in newark. it hit a fire hydrant and cedar

before 4:00 a.m. it spilled gas into the roadway. it was cleaned up and the roads reopened about two hours. to campaign 2016, ted cruz snatched up more delegates in his quest for the gop nomination. brooke tells us the candidates on both sides are not holding back these days ahead of new york's primary. >> reporter: wyoming republican leaders gathered to pick 14 delegates to sends to the national -- send to the national gop convention. >> i ask you to please support the men and weapon. >> reporter: ted cruz appeared in person, and won all the 14 spots. donald trump, in new york, he called on republican leaders to reform the nominating system. >> you are going to have a rough july at that convention, you better get going, and better straighten out the system, because the people want their

vote. >> reporter: democratic candidate bernie sanders flew back from the vatican where he met briefly with pope francis. >> i feel good about our campaign, we're just busting through, and forcing the discussion that the establishment would just soon push under the rug. >> reporter: hillary clinton criticized him for opposing gun control, while campaigning in los angeles. >> he voted against the brady bill five times. >> reporter: clinton will campaign back in new york on sunday. and still ahead, giving up their guns for cash, people turning in weapons to bay area police. how much they got in return. >> a man is just walking along when? this happened. what triggered the extremely close call. >> and no big stage or arena. why one of the biggest names in

rock 'n' roll performed a bay area store. >> what's in store for us? more warm weather, and more vein. we'll tell you about that after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

toppled onto him and some cars... in the georgian cap city of tblisi. fortunately, the man wasn't hurt... but the damage to the cars... another story altogether. it took crews hours to cut the tree and cart it away.

security will be ramped up security will be ramped up at the boston marathon following the terror attacks in brussels and paris, it's been three years since bombings rocked the finish line, this year, 5000 officers will join the national guard, state police and dozens of federal agents along the route. there is no credible threat against the marathon, but security will be in full force until the last runner crosses the finish line. >> we're working with the fbi, to make sure we pay taken to who might be a threat, and so we have our eyes on certain people. >> 30,000 people will be running and an estimated 1 million spectators will be cheering them on. backs packs and drones have been banned. thousands of people took part in a run to remember the victims of the mass murder on the virginia tech campus.

32 people lost their limbs nine years ago. and -- lives nine years ago. a run has been held in their honor. one runner calls it a joyous celebration in honor of the people lost. more than 100 guns off the street now, voluntarily surrendered. san francisco police and united players held a gun buy-back events today. people were paid $100 for a handgun, two hundred dollars for assault weapons, and two assaults were turned in. >> sometimes there's just guns laying around, kids are shooting other kids, people breaking into houses and doing bad things, so we try to get them off the street. >> somebody else turned in a cross bar, the program started after the sandy hook shooting. a sporting goods retailer with more than 50 locations including some in the bay area is classing its doors.

sports chalet began to close all the stores and stopped selling merchandise online. the chain held going out of business sales. sports chalet has stories in pleasanton, san jose, and vacaville. people paid big bucks to seep the warriors, but no amount of money to get you in to see this. that's metallica playing in berkeley. the band was taking part in the record store day, just a select few won tickets to be inside, but many outside seemed happy just to listen. >> i saw metallica like 10, 12 times. >> and this would be the 13th? >> yes, 13th. >> jerry had plenty the company. people were contents to watch through the windows. the better way to watch was online. the band streamed the show live on the facebook page, and from what we could see, people around

the world were enjoying the show. we told you the up fortunate news at the top of the news -- the unfortunate news at the top of the newscast about the two teens swept to sea. just about an hour ago, the national weather service posted a beach hazard advisory because of a new set of swells for all coastal locations. seas 5-7 feet, and strong rip currents are a hazard, so be careful. it's also going to be a good beach day tomorrow, temperatures will be unusually warm, so no doubt, a lot of people will be out by the shoreline. highs today, santa rosa hit 82, the daytime, that, you can see texans rows, 80, oak -- santa sa rosa, 80. concord has 63. numbers are palm mike richards, but -- balmy, but clear skies. cherry blossom festival, 49th

49th in san francisco, wraps up tomorrow. marching from civic center into japan town, the grandpa raid, 79 -- the grand parade, 79. nice weather, too, expected for all the bay area. high pressure building in. so we have a warming friends the way. numbers will come up, another five degrees or so, taking readings into the upper 80s in some parts inland. tomorrow, sunny and warmer, the next chaps of rain we see -- chance of rain we see coming in around friday. might linger through saturday. we shall see! high pressure forecast looks well above average, 16 degrees above average in san francisco. concord, up to 83, san jose, 85, and oakland, 84. temperatures will be in the mid-80s, along the shoreline, readings will be in the, sorry, upper 70s, low 80s.

it's allergies! temperatures around the 680 corridor in the mid-80s, and the far east, around pittsburgh and antioch, numbers in the upper 80s. plenty of sun tomorrow, 86 in kenfield. stinson beach, that would be nice, 77. 82 for stanley, and then up around ukia, and 84 for windsor. we're going to look for the warmest day of the week to be tomorrow, with readings in the 80s, and tomorrow we cool it down into the low to mid-80s, but it begins to get cooler by wednesday, increasing clouds lead to chance of rain in the bay area on friday between now and then, looks warm, and plenty nice. there's a lot of sizzling abs in the sports department. what's happening with the warriors? the nba play offs are underway.

steph curry injures his ankle. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

court for game one of the playoffs. the only thing th could slow the dubs down...n ankle injury to steph curry. physical game early on. steph curry and houston's physical game early on. ankle injury to -- green

misses the layup, but the put-back is there. this is the kind of afternoon it was for houston, howard misses the easy dunk, warriors on the run. andre finds curry to make it 51-49. curry had 24 points in the first half, but late in the first half, curry rolls his ankle, and goes back to the locker room, he returns for just this minutes before sitting the rest of the game. and without curry, golden state warriors still maintained a lead. green scores. down low to make it a 79-57 game. warriors blowout houston 104-78 to take a 1-0 series lead, and as for curry, he didn't seem too concerned about the ankle. >> right now, i don't see a scenario where i'll be out. >> how hard did you try to

convince steve to put you back? >> i tried three separate times, 0-3. so, i even went to luke at one point, tried to get some heavily, our assistant coach, tried to get help. we all swung and missed. >> was your team just dead tired? >> that's probably why he rolled his ankle. because we went for 73. in atlanta, the hawks and celtics, fourth quarter tied at 80, boston, knocking down the three, to give the celtic the fired lead of the game -- first lead of the game. driving, baseline, and scores, 23 points in 12 assists. atlanta wins game 1, 102-101.

the sharks are coming home with a commanding lead in their first rounds series. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

commanding lead in a series against the kings... only te it slip away. against the kings... only te sharks have taken a commanding lead against the kings only to see it slip away. great start for san jose, not even four minutes into the game,

joe course the third goal -- scores the third goal of the series. second period of the game, san jose with a two-man advantage. scoring off the rebound, sharks have a two goal lead. now 2-1, a final push from l.a., but march continues joel -- martin jones, the goalie stops it. san jose hangs on to win 2-1. they come home with that 2-0 series lead. the giant are also in l.a. where johnny cueto just allowed one run in 7 and a third. crawford with a ground rule double. bottom 9, 4-3. the tieing run at third, santiago gets him to fly out to left. giants hang on to win. at the coliseum, a's facing

the royals. bottom of the 7th, 4-2 oakland. hitting the second home run of the year, a solo shot. oakland wins 5-3. the earthquakes getting shot down in portland. timbers leading 1-0. portland wins 3-1. and san jose dropped 3-2-1 on the season. we'll be right back after this. ,,,,,,,,

hey, after the kid goes back to his mother's, you want to go out and grab some dinner? i can't go out to dinner, charlie. why not? you got a date? he said, knowing the answer, but asking anyway, just to be polite. no, i don't have a date, he replied, all the while thinking, "bite me, you booze-addled buffoon." so why can't you go? are you kidding? i'm paying alimony to two women. i don't have money for luxuries like eating out. or eating in, really. i'm trying to learn to chew my own cud. it's all right, i'll treat. no, no, no, you've done too much for me already. yeah, but it's not like i'm keeping a tab...$26,382. to date. exactly, so i need to start carrying my own weight, which is actually getting easier now that i'm wasting away. oh, stop feeling sorry for yourself. i'm not feeling sorry for myself. i'll find something here to eat. maybe some scrambled eggs and a popsicle.