f0 from cbs news bay area, thi is the evening edition. >> obviously playing against a hell of a team and have to clea some things up. >> the sacramento kings sure cleaned up the warriors. the warriors came up short in sacramento. plus, warriors may have gone home sad, but businesses across san francisco are still celebrating tonight. and san francisco leaders looking to fill thousands of city jobs, especially on the police force. the incentives th city is offering as it faces a big staffing shortfall. live from the cbs studios i san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. a tough night for the warriors, but if you're a sacramento king fan, this is the happennest

happiest you've been in 17 years. it might be hard to tell buyou n the to 123 d thnbploffs. >> in san francisco, plenty of warrior fans turned up at chase center for the watch party at thrive city, and betty yu was i the crowd. >> reporter: the night didn't g in the way of warriors fans, bu the energy here at thrive city was still unmatched and still a win for many businesses in san francisco. with 2.9 seconds on the clock, the game was tense, and the disappointment palpable the warriors fell to the kings 126-123. this life long superfa was front row at the watch part at thrive city. >> this one hurts a little bit, but to be honest, i already kno we're coming back hard. >> reporter: the atmosphere was festive and familiar to fans. especially those who have celebrated

eight years with the team. this fan carries her souvenirs for good luck during the playoff run. when was your first warriors game? >> oh my gosh, it was when they were horrible. tickets were $5 and hot dogs were free, and we were in the nose bleeds, but just so happy to be there. >> reporter: and nearby in mission bay, this newly opened roof top bar was full of people happy to take in the mild weather and watch the game. >> the warriors bring a ton of business to mission bay especially, but for us it's bee a massive impact on business fo sure. we hope the warriors keep this momentum going. >> reporter: in the financial district, there was also something extra special to toas to. saturday is 415 day, a holiday dedicated to celebratin the city's area code. the four seasons san francisco at

embarcadero served up a special carl the fog cocktail at the newly opened orpho restaurant. sasco incorporated on tday 1850 >>all kn about the fog san francisco. no one really take the fog to another level, so we create this to represent our city. >> reporter: the warriors also celebrated the occasion with sa francisco-based empire records. sf artists and performers entertained the crowd. >> enjoy it. your first time after how many years? we felt the same way after 40 years, bu in the end it will be another ring. >> it was the first home game i sacramento since 2006, and even watching on tv, you can tell ho loud it was tonight. our vern glenn was in the building for game one, and he has more on

what's shaping up to be an incredible series. three players combine for 8 points. two of them, 48 off the bench. and the sacramento kings lit the beam, 126-123. still t warriors had their chances. final seconds, warriors down just one. andrew wiggins for th win. no, no, no. the warriors had to foul. the kings made two free throws to make it a one point game. one last chance for the warriors. everyone in the building knew who was shooting this, curry. but he couldn't ge it to drop. kings took game one 126-123, and they're lighting the beam in sacramento. >> this is an organization and city that hasn't seen playoff basketball in 16 years. you expect that atmosphere, you know? and it was loud. they wer

able to feed off the crowd, and i think we also handled the crowd as well. but we're used t playing in hostile environments and this was a fun one to play in for sure. >> we would have loved to win tonight, but it's a good lesson for us. i think we played our best kind of road game in the sense of, you know, meet in the moment. so excited about game two. >> reporter: did the shots feel good coming out of your hand? >> the last one felt amazing. i did. didn't go in though. but it's only up for here. >> the warriors will take sunda to come up with answers if for a response on monday in game two. san francisco sponsored a job fair today at civic center plaza. there are close to 4500 have 4500 vacancies, anything

from bus drivers to policeman. one applicant told us he's applying to the san francisco police academy after graduation because he wants to be part of the change. >> i'd like to think that one officer makes a dump, and hopefully i'll be that difference one day. >> $25 million have been approved to fund extra overtime in the meantime, and officer salaries are being increased. they're also matching recruitin bonuses. it will take at least five years to fully staff the san francisco police. crime is weighing on the minds of many san francisco leaders, both current and former. we spoke to mayor breed and former mayor brown on the killing of cash app executive bob lee, and the rumors that spread online about his death. >> i'll just say that the whole point, you know, i was making is, for people to not jump to conclusions. to not speculate.

especially when you ilen. has that juste just like se that's killed on the streets of san francisco in any way. >> well, san francisco is so unique. i'm no longer surprised that there's so many misrepresentations and miscasting of who san francisco really is. san francisco may be the most unique city in all of america. >> the man accused of killing lee appeared in court yesterday his arraignment was poneresched 25ment. he remains in custody, and if convicted faces 26 years to life. police in new mexico releas body cam video showing what happened when three officers responded to a call but showed

up at the wrong address. in a story with violent video, michael gege pp next. >> reporter: a knock on the wrong door ended with deadly consequences. >> hey. >> heads up! >> reporter: it happened april 5th when dispatchers in new mexico got a call about a domestic disturbance. someone o the call clearly states the address. but farmington officer go to the wrong address instead body camera video shows the officers knock and identify themselves, but then they question whether they're at the right home. >> 5208 valley view avenue. >> don't tell me i'm wrong. >> reporter: seconds later, the homeowner opens the door. >> hey, heads up! >> reporter: farmington police say all three officers opened fire killing 53-year-old robert

dodson. his teen daughter calle 911, likely not realizing her dad was shot by officers themselves. the police chief says dodson pointed a gun at th officer before they fired. >> it starts with us not gettin off to a good start and making mistake and going to the wrong address, but it ends, honestly, with something you don't see very often with mr. dodson coming out with a gun and pointing it at officers. >> reporter: neighbors call it tragedy. >> it could have been any of us trying to do the exact same thing, trying to protect our family. >> reporter: the state police are now investigating. >> i'm extremely remorseful ove the whole event and extend nothing but deepest condolences to the dodson family. >> the police are not identifying the three officers. they're now on paid leave. washington post data shows that fatal police shootings reached record high last year, with mor than a thousand reported in the u.s. also last year, the gun

violence archive reported 341 officers either killed or wounded by gunfire. still to come on cbs news bay area, how the daughter of a world war ii pow is paying tribute to her daughter and the others that endured the infamou baton death march. >> he was just an ordinary person put in an extraordinary circumstance. a lot of them were. and we'll look ahead in the first alert forecast to this persistent small chance of rain on monday night. plus, a look a sunday. we still have half the weekend to go. i'll tell you what to expect coming up. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole?

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survivors of the horrific baton death march in world war ii were honored with a military color guard and 21 gun salute and a flyover today. but for many survivors it took decades to even talk about the absolute horror at the happens of the japanese. >> reporter: lewis was a young man of 21 when he was called to serve, fighting alongside u.s. troops in defense of his native philippines against the japanes in world war ii.

>> he was just an ordinary person put in an extraordinary circumstance. a lot of them were. >> reporter: out gunned and out manned, cecelia says her father's unit held out against the japanese for 99 grueling days. even after they surrendered and the battle was over, their fight for survival was just beginning. they were marched across the island to a prison camp. many died along th way from disease, hunger, and the cruelty of their captors. >> they were forced to march 65 plus miles away, and along the way, a lot of the soldiers died either by illness, beatings. >> reporter: but will you race survived and was eventually released. for years he raly spoke about what he endured, shielding his children from the

horrors of war. uger did her ow research on this chapter of history, that they had their first real conversation about the so called baton death march >> i ask him dad, did this really happen to you? why didn' you tell me about it? and he, well, basically broke down. >> reporter: that was 2011, and for the past 12 years, cecelia organized a commemoration of th death march to honor her father's heroism and preserve this bit of history for future generations. >> war continues to happen unti this day, and unless we defend our freedom, our democratic institutions, it will keep happening. >> her father died in 2014 at 9 years old. hikers and bikers in the south bay glad to be back on th

trails now that alum rock park has partially reopened. it's been closed for over three months due to extensive winter storm damage. the rest of the park will reopen in cruelear ll treemudslides, and other debris. no cars are allowed inside, so parking is limited. >> for the first batch of peopl coming through, they'll see a lot more things they usually wouldn't. wild flowers are blooming. everything is very green due to the rain. >> to find out which trails are open or closed, check out the alum rock park website. picnic tables are only available on a first come, first serve basis. speaking of t winter storms and heavy snows have brought snow melt into larry lake, once the largest fresh water lake west of the mississippi, it materialized again after being drained to a swamp by agriculture more than a century ago. this is what the swamp

looks like now. by the way, thi is at the southern end of the san joaquin valley north of bakersfield. more is on the way with record run off expected. crews are currently working to raise a levy to prevent future flooding, but that won't help farmers this year who say all their crops are now under water and we're expecting a littl bit more rain, but nothing major. >> nothing like that. maybe tha much on monday night. you'd really have to be in the north bay to see it. but i'll show yo what it looks like now to give an idea of how it will play out monday. we still have an entire half of the weekend to go first though. saturday night, san jos is 50 degrees right now. watch

for the fog to take over in the overnight hours. this is the classic marine fog. tomorrow morning, most of the bay is waking up to gray skies with th low cloud deck around into the early about, and then it breaks up and you get sunshine. concord, mid and upper 60s wher we'll top out. most locations i the same neighborhood, but if w put everybody on here, livermor you go to 63 and concord at 66. 66 in san jose, i should say 64 in san jose, 68 in santa rosa, and the neighbors go to the low 60s along the bay shore. that sunday looks pretty good. here' the system for monday sitting out here. we'll play it forward in futurecast and zoom in to watch a light line of showers trying to come into the north bay. a closer look. just watch, one of the models that goes out

far enough to look at monday, we'll see just a few light showers. i think a better way t look at this is watch it from the standpoint of the rain migh fall where you can measure it. santa rosa picked up about a tenth of an inch of rain the second half of monday. we don't see anything coloring it in south of there. okay. seven-day forecast. san francisco and oakland. the clouds show up on monday when that system comes through and that's it. we look through rest of the seven-day forecast, and there's a warm up by the time we get to friday an saturday. there's the top line for monday. look past that, though. look at friday and saturday. those are daytime highs in the mid-70s. we'll do the same thing. san jose mid-70s. inland east bay valley will be upper 70s by the time w get there, and the coast stays in the low to mid-50s the next few days. vern, out to you. coming up in sports. we jus

witnessed the first nba playoff game in sacramento in 17 years. and the beam was lit after the kings took game one. we'l

>> reporter: it's been 17 years since we've seen it. a playoff atmosphere in sac town. the beam? it's still lit after a three point thriller over the defending nba champs. kings fan were hitting the gritty, and wh not? first playoff game for sacramento since 2006. looney

missed the three throw, offensive rebound. curry from deep, and the warriors up by 10 but the kings didn't quit. king end the quarter on 15-4 run in the third. they carried that momentum over to the fourth. bi night for monk. he scored 32 points off the bench. warriors not phased. klay driving, found curry in the corner. curry scored 13 of his 30 points in the third quarter. but fox was even better. the response tripl at the other end. he went off finishing with 38 points and 5 assists. and here was one of those dishes. sebonis in transition, and finished with the slam. kings were in the driver's seat. wiggins with a good look from the corner for the lead, but no, no, no. and

the dubs had to foul. one more overtigood ok, didn . kings won one. great scene in sacramento, but the defending champs have been here before, and they are not panicking. >> i know we came up short, but it's a great game. we're thrilled to be back here in the playoffs, and, you know, have a shot to repeat and do what we want to do. that's all we can ask for. but we're obviously playing against a hell of a team. we have to clean things u and do better in game two. >> i actually thought it would be more warriors fans. i think sacramento showed out tonight.

>> reporter: i have to credit raymond ritter for this one. th warriors in the kerr era are 24 and 8 in playoff games followin a loss. chew on that one, charlie, as we head back to san francisco. action on the diamond after the break. the san francisco giants lost another one to the il and appeared to be in great shape until once again the bull pen door swung open.

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welcome in. add another giants outfielder to the il. jo pederson dealing with right wrist inflammation. it was jackie robinson day. everyone wore number 42. two runs in the first inning and two more in th second. blake sable's second bi league home run. it's 4-0 giants. another two spot in the third. jd davis drives one. already four homers on the road it's 6-1 san francisco. anthony

was quality, the bull pen was not. tie ball game. second stra game ittook 11 innings. cabrera, turns 40 on tuesday. there's an early gift for the future hall of famer. tigers win in another walk off, 7-6 the final. a's and mets from the coliseum. fujinami bounced back after a pair of rough starts, however, he's still looking for his first big league win. canna takes him deep in the seventh, ties the game. they win it 3-2 and oakland drops to 3 and 12. moving day on hilton head island. masters champion john rahm got it going this weekend. approach on number 8. how did that not go in? he's 8 under,

six back of the lead entering sunday. he's chasing u.s. open champ matt fitzpatrick. a caree best 8 under 63 for fitzpatrick today. that's your solo leader headed into sunday. just wanted a word on that kings game tonight. fox, what a incredible player he is. kings fans were talking hey, potentially we trade him. after all, they did have haliburton. they ship him away, but fox appears to be doing just fine i sacramento. >> yeah, loo amul -- a lot of kings fans thought fox should have been gone instead. >> good call. when we come back, keeping tabs on a young mountain lion roaming the north bay. why experts say it's humans that ar

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welcome back. a bay area mountain lion expert is keeping tabs on a big cat that keeps crossing 101 and heading to tiberon. the lion named p-36 wandered into lake county been headed back down to mount tam, and then just a few weeks ago, p-36 crossed 101 into tiburon. >> since march 2022, he's crossed five times. it's dangerous. it's one of the biggest threats to mountain lions in california is car strikes. he's in an area where there are these highways, and he's forced to move because, um there would be adult mountain lions there that don't want him in their territory. >> some places in the state

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