, take -- ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist now, what azenith smith was talking about, people would you agree with what -- >> absolutely. the dry spell is pretty normal this time of year. very normal in the bay area and northern california and central california, we are in the dry spell right now, three days straight of record warmth, going to continue with warm weather and dry weather but doesn't mean el nio is done because we're going to see more rain but it's not going to happen in the next few days, record highs today, you've got to look at these santa cruz numbers and monterey, 85 degrees, down there at pebble beach, joe fonzi is down there right now for the program, it is amazing weather. 85 degrees, we head 90s down in southern california, down towards santa barbara. the weather systems are out there, that's why there's large swells hitting hawaii right now, that's why they are having the big wave contest tomorrow. two days from that point, from wednesday, all of that's well moves west, and hits mavericks on friday, down there live with that and the swells

. >> ktvu's azenith smith is live now at levi's stadium. despite all the congratulations, not everyone scored as well as they hoped. >> reporter: talk about a different 24 hours. if you take a look around here, around levi's stadium, looks like a ghost town, it will take crews weeks to clean up. while the city of santa clara and san jose are giving themselves high marks, at least one san jose institution in downtown says it was a bit of a bust. >> -- back to you. >>> okay. obviously we're running into a little problem. hopefully we can go back to her in a couple minutes. >> all right. >>> no sooner was the super bowl over than the mayor of santa clara announced he is stepping down from his post. mayor jamie matthews says that he -- his last day on the job -- he has two years left on his second term, matthews said he wants to slow down and spend more time with his family. and that health issues did not play a role in his decision. council has 30 days now to appoint someone to that position. if that doesn't happen, voters will decide in novem

, take -- ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist now, what azenith smith was talkingere wondering, what happened to el niÑo? would you agree with what -- >> absolutely. the dry spell is pretty normal this time of year. very normal in the bay area and northern california and central california, we are in the dry spell right now, three days straight of record warmth, going to continue with warm weather and dry weather but doesn't mean el niÑo is done because we're going to see more rain but it's not going to happen in the next few days, record highs today, you've got to look at these santa cruz numbers and monterey, 85 degrees, down there at pebble beach, joe fonzi is down there right now for the program, it is amazing weather. 85 degrees, we head 90s down in southern california, down towards santa barbara. the weather systems are out there, that's why there's large swells hitting hawaii right now, that's why they are having the big wave contest tomorrow. two days from that point, from wednesday, all of that's well moves west, and hits mavericks on friday, down there li

. >> ktvu's azenith smith is live now at levi's stadium. despite all the congratulations, not everyone scored as well as they hoped. >> reporter: talk about a different 24 hours. if you take a look around here, around levi's stadium, looks like a ghost town, it will take crews weeks to clean up. while the city of santa clara and san jose are giving themselves high marks, at least one san jose institution in downtown says it was a bit of a bust. >> -- >> reporter: i will send it back to you. >>> okay. obviously we're running into a little problem. hopefully we can go back to her in a couple minutes. >> all right. >>> no sooner was the super bowl over than the mayor of santa clara announced he is stepping down from his post. mayor jamie matthews says that he -- his last day on the job -- he has two years left on his second term, matthews said he wants to slow down and spend more time with his family. and that health issues did not play a role in his decision. council has 30 days now to appoint someone to that position. if that doesn't happen,

we get the developing news from ktvu's azenith smith, live in san jose tonight. at the motel where this incident took place. >> reporter: julie, police questioned murphy and his brother in this parking lot near the motel 6 after a prostitute went to their car. you could call it a case of wrong place, wrong time, wrong week for brian murphy as he was prostitution sting at this motel 6 in north san jose. a source tells ktvu a prostitute went to the motel, told undercover officers she needed to get something in her when they followed her to this parking lot, they found murphy and his brother waiting in the car. murphy's brother was cited for solicitation and released. murphy was questioned but not cited or arrested. >> a whole bunch of them, all congregation over here. within 20 minutes or half an hour, all of a sudden we had black vans, people in suits, all the stuff, but the sheriff send everything -- >> reporter: the gas station manager next door witnessed the incident playing out. the denver broncos are saying roughly 4 miles away -- staying roughly 4 miles away

that's where we find azenith smith tonight. >> reporter: julie, in the past when the president stays in the south bay, he stays at the fairmont in in downtown san jose. tonight, the sheraton in milpitas. and as you can see, his entourage of secret service as well as a large contingency of as well. for the first time this year, president obama arrived in the bay area, air force one landed just after 7:00 tonight at moffett field to a waiting motorcade. he stepped off the plane, then greeted by representatives from the air force and national guard as well as mountain view and san jose. >> certainly i have great respect for president obama. >> reporter: the san jose mayor says the two talked about initiatives focused on getting young people into tech jobs. >> we talked about projects we're working on with the white house, one called my brother's keeper, trying to see how we can broaden opportunities in the valley particularly for children of color. be going to the fundraisers. they are out of his tax bracket. tomorrow, he will be at the atherton home of steve wesley. he is there to rais

azenith smith talked to his coworkers tonight, trying to raise money now to help bury him in mexico. coworkers considered him family and placed flowers and candles here on south winchester boulevard where he died. it's within a mile from where he lived. police ve not made any arrests in this case. they did recover the car involved. inside left bank restaurant in santana row, the mood is a somber one. somber because one of their beloved employees, who they called to, is gone. >> i couldn't believe it. i was sad. then soon after the details, i was mad. >> reporter: david bastide, the head chef, said the dishwasher of nearly three years never missed a day of work. he couldn't afford a car so he rode his bike everywhere. on friday, just after midnight, the 44-year-old was struck and killed on south winchester boulevard near driftwood. parts of the mangled bike >> honestly, how can you sit -- hit somebody and leave them to die on the side of the road? i can't even imagine that. you know? maybe the person panicked or whatever. i don't know. can't do that. >> reporter: later in the day, pol

we get the developing news from ktvu's azenith smith, live in san jose tonight. at the motel where this incident took place. >> reporter: julie, police questioned murphy and his brother in this parking lot near the motel 6 after a prostitute went to their car. you could call it a case of wrong place, wrong time, wrong week for brian murphy as he was caught up in an undercover prostitution sting at this motel 6 in north san jose. a source tells ktvu a prostitute went to the motel, told undercover officers she needed to get something in her car. when they followed her to this parking lot, they found murphy and his brother waiting in the car. murphy's brother was cited for solicitation and released. murphy was questioned but not cited or arrested. >> a whole bunch of them, all congregation over here. within 20 minutes or half an hour, all of a sudden we had black vans, people in suits, all the stuff, but the sheriff send everything -- >> reporter: the gas station manager next door witnessed the incident playing out. the denver broncos are saying roughly 4 miles away

azenith smith is there tonight. found that shoppers are stunned. >> reporter: julie, stunned because they say this doesn't happen here at stoneridge mall. it happened in this parking lot near pf chang's restaurant. both times the suspect snatched purses, both times the victims tried to get their belongings back and were assaulted. a word of caution for shoppers at stoneridge mall as police released this sketch of a man they say is part of a group responsible for two strong- armed robberies in the moment -- in the mall parking lot. >> i grew up in pleasanton. i've never heard of someone being robbed at stoneridge before. >> reporter: a 63-year-old woman was by her car when three men grabbed her purse. one of them had a gun believed to be a rifle or shotgun. when she tried to get her purse back, she fell. one of the suspects kicked her in the back. >> what kind of a coward pushes a woman down and then takes her? that is suspicious. that's not -- all the had to say, give me your purse. >> reporter: fewer than 24 hours

azenith smith is in santa clara where street closures are already in place. so how close can you get before you are turned away from levi's stadium? >> reporter: not too close. as you can see here, there's a perimeter around levi's stadium. the drive is closed in front of the stadium. officers are working overtime to ensure no one gets inside. come sunday, all eyes will be on levi's stadium in santa clara. massive vip tents are in the parking lot complete with signage, big screens and a super bowl 50 sign at the entrance of great america. helen line is visiting from australia and says she has never been -- never seen anything like this before. >> it's really different to what we have. it is really grant, big scale. >> it's awesome. good exposure. >> reporter: a software engineer >> mostly traffic closures, this whole week driving to work, the normal route is closed. so traffic detours, lots of loud noise and helicopters overhead. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, you can see military helicopters flying overhead, bomb squad's and humvees standing gu

azenith smith is at a strip mall where illegal fireworks started a two alarm fire earlier this week. and neighbors are worried it could happen again. >> reporter: no one has been cited for this illegal fireworks show. all caught on camera. that has some residents not only angry but concerned that the problem is getting worse. as lunar new year celebrations ramp up, some residents are not celebrating the uncontrolled firework display that light up the night sky. witnesses captured video of this two alarm fire at the grand century stripmall, a tree and part of the building burned. san jose fire department says it may have started from a large fireworks show. who is responsible is still under investigation. what is the cost of a two-alarm fire? >> good question. i don't have that number right now. you will have to think of the amount of personnel, over 40 firefighters out there. >> reporter: that doesn't sit well with a man who showed us a video of fireworks going off in his neighborhood. >> i feel like putting up a sign to everybody, to san jose. you can buy, sal and explode any kind o

azenith smith is at santana row in san jose. you found a lot of visitors have arrived now from out of town? >> reporter: a lot of visitors to check out the sites. many of them said they were set -- headed to san francisco to go to festivities over there. a lot happening in the south bay too. at santana row, it was cheers to the super bowl, football fans and. trekkers alike taking part in a super bowl. blitz hosted by various breweries. >> let's be honest, super bowl is in santa clara, not san francisco. out of all the events, i was come to santana row. >> reporter: earlier, the line outside levi's stadium to take a picture with the super bowl 50 sign was long. none of the people had tickets, they just wanted to be a part of it. >> that's a good one. i like that. >> yeah. merchandise flying off the shelves at the convention center parking lot. we found some diehard panthers fans from north carolina. >> this has been like a dream come true. our entire season has been unbelievable. >> reporter: this couple stayed with friends in hi

azenith smith is in santa clara where street closures are already in place. so how close can you get before you are turned away from levi's stadium? >> reporter: not too close. as you can see here, there's a perimeter around levi's stadium. the drive is closed in front of the stadium. officers are working overtime to ensure no one gets inside. come sunday, all eyes will be on levi's stadium in santa clara. massive vip tents are in the parking lot complete with signage, big screens and a super bowl 50 sign at the entrance of great america. helen line is visiting from australia and says she has never been -- never seen anything like this before. >> it's really different to what we have. it is really grant, big scale. >> it's awesome. good exposure. >> reporter: a software engineer works two blocks down. >> mostly traffic closures, this whole week driving to work, the normal route is closed. so traffic detours, lots of loud noise and helicopters overhead. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, you can see military helicopters flying overhead, bomb squad's

that's where we find azenith smith tonight. >> reporter: julie, in the past when the president stays in the south bay, he stays at the fairmont in in downtown san jose. tonight, the sheraton in milpitas. and as you can see, his entourage of secret service as well as a large contingency of local law enforcement are here as well. for the first time this year, president obama arrived in the bay area, air force one landed just after 7:00 tonight at moffett field to a waiting motorcade. he stepped off the plane, then greeted by representatives from the air force and national guard as well as mountain view and san jose. >> certainly i have great respect for president obama. >> reporter: the san jose mayor says the two talked about initiatives focused on getting young people into tech jobs. >> we talked about projects we're working on with the white house, one called my brother's keeper, trying to see how we can broaden opportunities in the valley particularly for children of color. >> reporter: he joked he won't be going to the fundraisers. they are out of his tax bracket. tomorrow, he wil

azenith smith talked to his coworkers tonight, trying to raise money now to help bury him in mexico.>> reporter: frank, his coworkers considered him family and placed flowers and candles here on south winchester boulevard where he died. it's within a mile from where he lived. police have not made any arrests in this case. they did recover the car involved. inside left bank restaurant in santana row, the mood is a somber one. somber because one of their beloved employees, who they called to, is gone. >> i couldn't believe it. i was sad. then soon after the details, i was mad. >> reporter: david bastide, the head chef, said the dishwasher of nearly three years never missed a day of work. he couldn't afford a car so he rode his bike everywhere. on friday, just after midnight, the 44-year-old was struck and killed on south winchester boulevard near driftwood. parts of the mangled bike scattered on the roadway. >> honestly, how can you sit -- hit somebody and leave them to die on the side of the road? i can't even imagine that. you know? maybe the person panicked or whatever. i don't know

azenith smith is at a strip mall where illegal fireworks started a two alarm fire earlier this week. and neighbors are worried it could happen again. >> reporter: no one has been cited for this illegal fireworks show. all caught on camera. that has some residents not only angry but concerned that the problem is getting worse. as lunar new year celebrations ramp up, some residents are not celebrating the uncontrolled firework display that light up the night sky. on monday night, several witnesses captured video of this two alarm fire at the grand century stripmall, a tree and part of the building burned. san jose fire department says it may have started from a large fireworks show. who is responsible is still under investigation. what is the cost of a two-alarm fire? >> good question. i don't have that number right now. you will have to think of the amount of personnel, over 40 firefighters out there. >> reporter: that doesn't sit well with a man who showed us a video of fireworks going off in his neighborhood. >> i feel like putting up a sign to everybody, to san jose. you can buy, s

azenith smith is at santana row in san jose. you found a lot of visitors have arrived now from out of town? >> reporter: a lot of visitors were at levi's stadium earlier to check out the sites. many of them said they were set -- headed to san francisco to go to festivities over there. a lot happening in the south bay too. at santana row, it was cheers to the super bowl, football fans and. trekkers alike taking part in a super bowl. blitz hosted by various breweries. >> let's be honest, super bowl is in santa clara, not san francisco. out of all the events, i was come to santana row. >> reporter: earlier, the line outside levi's stadium to take a picture with the super bowl 50 sign was long. none of the people had tickets, they just wanted to be a part of it. >> that's a good one. i like that. >> yeah. >> reporter: and the merchandise flying off the shelves at the convention center parking lot. we found some diehard panthers fans from north carolina. >> this has been like a dream come true. our entire season has been unbelievable

azenith smith, thank you very much >>> "breaking news" out of michigan tonight where police are investigating a series of random deadly shootings. six people killed and three injured in the city of k alamazoo. two of those injured are in critical condition, one in serious condition. the kalamazoo county undersheriff says a manhunt is underway right now for a suspect described as an older white male perhaps in his 50s driving a dark blue vehicle. the shootings took place in either parking lots at three different locations. we will bring you any updates as soon as they become available. >>> explosives experts in vallejo detonated a pipe bomb. >> fire in the hole! >> a woman spotted the suspicious ox -- object this morning and then called police. officers confirmed it was indeed a pipe bomb and requested help to dispose of it. >> the bomb squad came to detonated. from all accounts, it appears to be a real pipe bomb. >> no one was hurt, the law offices across the street from the county courthouse. police have not said weather that location was random or deliberately packed. no arrests have been m

azenith smith it is live to explain their approach. azenith? >> reporter: julie, it's a problem that has plagued this town for some time. an issue a lot of people don't want to talk about. here at gun high school, several students committed suicide in 2009 and it's a problem that has not gone away. in palo alto, as incoming trains roll in, signs that read there is help and no trespassing are up. not to mention a security tent, of teenagers committed suicide here in the last seven years. >> one of the reasons we invited the cdc to look at this is we wanted to look at it through a public health frame. >> reporter: health officer dr. sarah cody, -- according to dr. cody, back in 2009-2010, five teens took their own lives. and then october 2014-march 2015 four more. the purpose of the cdp -- >> the purpose of the visit is to look at patterns and trends in suicide across the county. particularly among youth. >> reporter: members from the centers for disease control will be meeting in private with the health department. and also the school district a

azenith smith is live at the bella vista apartments where azenith? >> reporter: julie, both crimes happened overnight. they happened in locked, gated communities. police aren't saying how the suspect got in. neighbors are on the lookout. the santa clara neighborhood is filled with luxury apartments and condos. young families settled here but today unsettling and surprising news about an intruder who terrorized two women. >> shouldn't be happening in a community like this. fairly nice community. you don't expect that sort of thing to happen every day. >> it's devastating to both our victims. so this is a priority case for us. >> reporter: at 1:30 a them, a man broke into a woman's apartment on hope drive and sexually assaulted her. then the following saturday, at 3:00 a.m., police believe that same man may have entered another woman's apartment down the street at the estancia apartments. the victim in that case scared him away. connected based on similarities from the times, location. >> reporter: and suspect description. a man described in late 20s,

ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose and says it will happen within a decade. >> reporter: initially the state wanted the first leg to run to burbank but that is no longer the case. instead it takes passengers from this station to the bakersfield area by 2025. >> reporter: commuters say they are eager to ride california's high-speed rail that could take passengers from los angeles to >> it is nice the u.s. is world. spent my life in asia where we had trains for 20 years now. 30 years. >> reporter: in a plan released by the authority thursday the state plans to build the first track between silicon valley and central valley. the reasoning, it is less expensive than building tunnels reducing cost by $4 billion. >> it is a game changer as it relates to commuter choice options. housing and land use. the economy and jobs and quality of life. >> reporter: silicon valley leaders are touting how it could grow the region. the man includes $3 billion in additional funding from the federal government. he says the train will pay for it. >> it is a huge impact for right now it is very hard for our hi

ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose and says it will happen within a decade. >> reporter: initially thetate wanted the first leg to run to burbank but that is no longer the case. instead it takes passengers from this station to the bakersfield area by 2025. >> reporter: commuters say they are eager to ride california's high-speed rail that could take passengers from los angeles to san francisco in three hours. >> it is nice the u.s. is catching up to the rest of the world. spent my life in asia where we had trains for 20 years now. 30 years. >> reporter: in a plan released by the authority thursday the state plans to build the first track between silicon valley and central valley. the reasoning, it is less expensive than building tunnels reducing cost by $4 billion. >> it is a game changer as it relates to commuter choice options. housing and land use. the economy and jobs and quality of life. >> reporter: silicon valley leaders are touting how it could grow the region. the man includes $3 billion in additional funding from the federal government. he says the train will pay for it. >> i

ktvu's azenith smith is at the zoo tonight where she spoke with the people searching for her. >> reporter: frank, this is not the first time sequoia has wandered off. she has done this four times this year but the zoo is concerned after her handlers lost her signal on her tracking device. >> basically we're using this to look for a signal. >> reporter: john flynn is high atop a parking garage in redwood city, scouring the sky for any site of sequoias, known as the goodwill ambassador. she is, but she gets into little cans and things like that so the radio signal doesn't go through. >> reporter: on monday during a routine flight demonstration, sequoia took off to chase another bird. the radio transmitter on her tail, her handlers can track her within 30 miles. she was last spotted on tuesday. heading toward portola valley. >> i feel like a worried parent right now because she's lost and i don't know where she is. so until i have some sense of where she is and that she's safe, i'm going to be worried. >> reporter: she is unable to hunt and feed herself. sequoia was found shot in the wild, h

azenith smith it is live to explain their approach. azenith? >> reporter: julie, it's a problem that has plagued this town for some time. an issue a lot of people don't want to talk about. here at gun high school, several students committed suicide in 2009 and it's a problem that has not gone away. in palo alto, as incoming trains roll in, signs that read there is help and no trespassing are up. not to mention a security tent, all put in place after a number of teenagers committed suicide here in the last seven years. >> one of the reasons we invited the cdc to look at this is we wanted to look at it through a public health frame. >> reporter: health officer dr. sarah cody, -- according to dr. cody, back in 2009-2010, five teens took their own lives. and then october 2014-march 2015 four more. the purpose of the cdp -- >> the purpose of the visit is to look at patterns and trends in suicide across the county. particularly among youth. >> reporter: members from the centers for disease control will be meeting in private with the health department

azenith smith is live at the bella vista apartments where that first attack happened. azenith? >> reporter: julie, both crimes happened overnight. they happened in locked, gated communities. police aren't saying how the suspect got in. neighbors are on the lookout. the santa clara neighborhood is filled with luxury apartments and condos. young families settled here but today unsettling and surprising news about an intruder who terrorized two women. >> shouldn't be happening in a community like this. fairly nice community. you don't expect that sort of thing to happen every day. >> it's devastating to both our victims. so this is a priority case for us. >> reporter: at 1:30 a them, a man broke into a woman's apartment on hope drive and sexually assaulted her. then the following saturday, at 3:00 a.m., police believe that same man may have entered another woman's apartment down the street at the estancia apartments. the victim in that case scared him away. >> we believe that both are connected based on similarities from the times, location. >> reporter: and suspect description. a

azenith smith is live in the airport where the assault is sparking renewed calls for more scrutiny with uber drivers. >> reporter: many of the riders we spoke to had not heard about the five -- once we told them, some of them couldn't help but posted their safety. here at monetta, charlie myers says he's starting to think twice before stepping into an uber car. >> i love their service but it's not -- to think people are going to do these crazy things -- >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m., an airport employee flagged down this uber driver for speeding through the airport. the employee took photos of him, when the huber driver got out of his car, grabbed the the driver took off with the passenger in his white car. >> i would not have gotten in my car. i would have said, no. i'll wait for another uber or taxi. >> seems to me uber is getting a lot of bad raps lately. >> reporter: this comes after jason dalton allegedly shot six people to death in kalamazoo. he reportedly picked up riders in between shootings. >> people traveling the public -- the safety is number 1. >> reporter: with airpo

azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information about the victim in a deadly shooting francisco. it happened outside a mcdonald's restaurant on fillmore and golden gate at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a white dodge pulled out of the drive through, the shooter walked up to the car and opened fire on the passenger. that man died at the hospital. today the victim was identified as 23-year-old curtis kayla, there's his picture right there. he had been arrested for a 2012 homicide in that same neighborhood but the case was dismissed. investigators say kayla was targeted. he got into a gray sedan and sped away. >>> police in vallejo say a second person has now died after a drive-by shooting their last friday. 22-year-old bomani broadnax succumbed to injuries today. the young man and his father were working on his car when someone drove by and opened fire. the father, michael broadnax, died at the scene. a woman and a nine-year-old boy inside the home were wounded but survived. >>> new developments in a 2 investigates case we've been following now for eight months. it involves the de

azenith smith, thank you very much >>> "breaking news" out of michigan tonight where police are investigating a series of random deadly shootings. six people killed and three injured in the city of k alamazoo. two of those injured are in critical condition, one in serious condition. the kalamazoo county undersheriff says a manhunt is underway right now for a white male perhaps in his 50s driving a dark blue vehicle. the shootings took place in either parking lots at three different locations. we will bring you any updates as soon as they become available. >>> explosives experts in vallejo detonated a pipe bomb. >> fire in the hole! >> a woman spotted the suspicious ox -- object this morning and then called police. officers confirmed it was indeed a pipe bomb and requested help to dispose of it. >> the bomb squad came to detonated. from all accounts, it appears to be a real pipe bomb. >> no one was hurt, the law offices across the street from the county courthouse. police have not said weather that location was random or deliberately packed. in 2012 a transient deliberately set fire to the dam

azenith smith has more on the preparations. >> reporter: on sunday, all eyes will be on levi stadium in santa clara. massive vip tents are in the parking lot complete with signage, big-screen semi super bowl 50 sign at the entrance of great america. this woman is visiting from sydney australia and says she's never seen anything like this before. >> it's really different to what we have. it's really grand. >> i think it's awesome. it's good exposure. >> truck this software and ship -- software engineer works two blocks away. the biggest inconvenience for him: >> traffic closures. the normal route i take is closed so traffic detours, loud noise, helicopters. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, you can see military helicopters flying overhead, bomb squads, swat teams. >> we have intelligence teams at a variety of venues looking for suspicious activity and are prepared to act if necessary. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say there is no threat against the super bowl and in case problems arise, thousands of police officers, agents and private securities staff are on hand t

azenith smith is live in the airport where the assault is sparking renewed calls for more scrutiny withuber drivers. >> reporter: many of the riders we spoke to had not heard about the five -- once we told them, some of them couldn't help but posted their safety. here at monetta, charlie myers says he's starting to think twice before stepping into an uber car. >> i love their service but it's not -- to think people are going to do these crazy things -- >> reporter: just before 10:00 a.m., an airport employee flagged down this uber driver for speeding through the airport. the employee took photos of him, when the huber driver got out of his car, grabbed the employee, yelled and pushed him, the driver took off with the passenger in his white car. >> i would not have gotten in my car. i would have said, no. i'll wait for another uber or taxi. >> seems to me uber is getting a lot of bad raps lately. >> reporter: this comes after jason dalton allegedly shot six people to death in kalamazoo. he reportedly picked up riders in between shootings. >> people traveling the public -- the safety is n

ktvu's azenith smith is at the zoo tonight where she spoke with the people searching for her. >> reporter frank, this is not the first time sequoia has wandered off. she has done this four times this year but the zoo is concerned after her handlers lost her signal on her tracking device. >> basically we're using this to look for a signal. >> reporter: john flynn is high atop a parking garage in redwood city, scouring the sky for any site of sequoias, known as the goodwill ambassador. >> i would rather know where she is, but she gets into little cans and things like that so the radio signal doesn't go through. >> reporter: on monday during a routine flight demonstration, sequoia took off to chase another bird. the radio transmitter on her tail, her handlers can track her within 30 miles. she was last spotted on tuesday. heading toward portola valley. >> i feel like a worried parent right now because she's lost and i don't know where she is. so until i have some sense of where she is and that she's safe, i'm going to be worried. >> reporter: she is unable to hunt and feed herself. sequoia w

we got the new development now from azenith smith, she is near people gathered tonight for a vigil. >> reporter: frank, the victim didn't have much family but he had many friends in his neighborhood. at this hour they continue to show up at this growing memorial. they all said he was a good man and they don't understand why he was killed. you can see here candles are lit, flowers and balloons in the alleyway where he died. around 8:00 this evening, grieving neighbors gathered to pray and pay respects to their friend they called dc. the coroner has not released his identity. friends provided us his picture. neighbors say around 3:30 yesterday morning, dc was helping part his roommate's car when they heard gunshots. when police arrived, they found the car crashed into a pole, the victim had died at the scene. >> dc was so good to everybody. he fixed all the kids' bikes in the neighborhood. every time they had a flat tire, he would fix their bikes. and he would let you spend the night at his home. he was awesome. >> it's a tragedy. things like this don't have to happen, but they do. they

we got the new development now from azenith smith, she is near the apartment complex on the amount drive where dozens of people gathered tonight for a vigil. >> reporter: frank, the victim didn't have much family but he had many friends in his neighborhood. at this hour they continue to show up at this growing memorial. they all said he was a good man and they don't understand why he was killed. you can see here candles are lit, flowers and balloons in the alleyway where he died. around 8:00 this evening, grieving neighbors gathered to pray and pay respects to their friend they called dc. the coroner has not released his identity. friends provided us his picture. neighbors say around 3:30 yesterday morning, dc was helping part his roommate's car when they heard gunshots. when police arrived, they found the car crashed into a pole, the victim had died at the scene. >> dc was so good to everybody. he fixed all the kids' bikes in the neighborhood. every time they had a flat tire, he would fix their bikes. he fed people that were hungry and he would let you spend the night at his home. he wa

live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> waiting on a couple showers tonight, there is rain in the forecast but not a heavy rain, sunlight rain that will impact the tuesday morning commute. here is the system i'm tracking, number 1, it's kind of weekend you see most of its motion into the northern california area. system number 2 is your wednesday afternoon commute, we'll get to that later. right now, showers showing up around clearlake already, showers showing up around north of point arena. everything spreads south as we head into the early morning hours. on tuesday, here is your san francisco forecast, which will work for san rafael and oakland for this timing. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, raining. that's the morning commute for most of us. san jose, driving this at about 7:00 a.m., picks up about 9:00 a.m. as the day goes on, this is one and done, it's gone. or it starts to go and get plenty of blue skies, maybe a sprinkle. as we going to tomorrow night, a few clouds but overall, drying out. the story for tomorrow? morning commute, wet in the north bay early and south bay about m