. >> reporter: jay martin says he and romo would chat about their shared interest in motor homes. the 49-year-old had recently become a grandparent and was looking forward to spending time with his family. >> we'd talk about places we've been and that we want to go and see around here. just always very outgoing. >> reporter: another neighbor remembers the little chance encounters and ritual supplies on their cul-de-sac in tracy. >> we always exchanged waves and smiles. hey, it's our weekend, blah, blah. >> reporter: they say romo's cheerful voice carried across the cul-de-sac. a neighborhood that's now a little quieter as friends mourn the loss. >> those little exchanges. >>> just ahead, digging into the shooter's past. why would he target fellow vta employees? officials reveal the potential clue. more on what w my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a

jay martin says he would chat with about their shared interest in motorhomes. >> you could always hearit was oh, tim is home. i need to talk to him or something and we would have a great time. >> he told us that romo had recently become a grandparent and was looking forward to spending time with his family. >>> family members of light rail operator taught a deep finger told us they were not surprised he acted to save lives. friends, coworkers and loved ones couldn't hide grieve as they gathered in union city. he described his older brother as their mother and grandmother's favorite. singh was a husband and father of two. >> i want to honor his life as much as i can. he was my idol another. i hated him for being strict with me at times but he kept me from going to parties; things. the same time, he was my strength. >> carmen says his brother enjoyed his job and coworkers as well. he says he wants to minutes after the concert started, he called one of his coworkers to tell him to stay away. >>> you can help support victims of this tragedy. go to abc news.com/take action. there we have in

neighbors are remembering him as outgoing, cheerful, devoted to his family, jay martin says he wouldo about their shared interests in motorhomes. >> he had that big voice so you could always hear him. and it's like oh, tim is home so i need to go talk to him real fast and we had a great time. >> reporter: he says romo had recently become a grandparent and was looking forward to spending time with his family. >>> family members of light rail operator taptejdeep singh told us they weren't surprised to learn the 36-year-old acted to save lives, friends, coworkers and loved ones couldn't hide their grief as they gathered in union city yesterday. his brother carmen described him as their mother and grandmother's favorite, he was a husband and father of two. >> i want to honor his life as much as i can, he was my idol. i hated him for being so strict with me at times, keeping me from going to parties, sometimes lecturing me on things but at the same time he was my strength. >> carmen says his brother enjoyed his job and his coworkers and he says he learned two minutes after the gunfire sta

martin. well, ok, jay, thanks. let's in a couple minutes. well, it's still early this morning.es are moderate. his day was mentioning. but all that's about to change because that heat advisory is set for the east bay hills and blow range. the heat advisory is going to go into effect tomorrow. >> the areas already in exceptional drought category keeping the risk for fires. pretty high. >> and kron four's camila barco is live in lafayette in the east bay this morning with some tips on how to keep yourself safe this weekend. high camila. good morning. >> and good morning, martin. also, yeah. fire officials say that they will provide the offense. we need to provide the defense last year. the scu lightning complex fire burned through several bay area counties, including here in contra, costa. it burned more than 396,000 acres 222 structures were destroyed and 6 people were injured. firefighters say that they want to prevent something like this from happening again. if you look at your tv right now. several bay area cities. we'll be under a heat advisory tomorrow, including concord,

martin. well, all right, jay, thanks a lot. for a family in southern california in orange county. >> where a 6 year-old boy was killed in an apparent road rage shooting on friday. morning. police in the city of orange are still searching for the shooter. tracy bloom reports. >> i just want them to know what they took from the world today. what they took from my family. little child of happiness. >> alexis clune is angered and heartbroken that someone would shoot into her mother's car and the 55 freeway killing her. 6 year-old brother aiden leos. a teen was sitting in his booster seat in the back of the family's silver chevy sedan. alexis says her mom is beside herself with grief. she's not doing well because it's every mother's worst nightmare. she had to hold him while he was dying. you know, like no mother should have to go through that alexa says her mother was driving her brother to kindergarten at calvary chapel in yorba linda, what a white sedan cut her mom off on the 55 freeway near chapman in orange as she tried to swit

read his books, they do not know that the fbi makes a claim in 1963 to jay edgar hoover in a 70-page report by saying that martin king does not -- he's not a communist, the communist don't have any influence over the civil rights, movement everything is fine. hoover of course is upset, he writes back to see william sullivan that this is observed, that this is ridiculous, and they, after martin kings march on washington, they immediately change their analysis. you know what mr. hoover, you are right. he is the most dangerous -- in the world. and we cannot count on, this is key, and i wish that he would've cited this. we can no longer count on evidence that will stand up in a court of law or congressional committee in order to discredit martin luther king. we have to go beyond that sort of politic. he does not mention, that i think that this very important the fbi is aiming to find anything that they can to discredit him. including as i've mentioned in my own work, funneling and having ministers a laundry information about martin luther king as if he is a communist, when they have said themselves that they have no