while his lead detective, jose sanchez, took charge of the scene and the investigation, tavizon had aaround. any sign of forced entry anywhere? >> no, no. >> no sort of footprints or tire marks or anything? >> no. the way the ground is, the gravel and stuff, there wasn't any. >> and inside the house? >> we saw that there had been what looked like maybe a scuffle in that bathroom. >> what told you that? >> well, there was a broken towel rack -- >> uh-huh. >> -- laying on the floor. there was a pair of glasses laying on the floor. and then from there, we went to the north end of the trailer. her bed was made. it hadn't been slept in. her lunchbox, her backpack and her purse were all on the foot of the bed. >> in other words, this was not a robbery. >> apparently not, no. >> it didn't look like it. they would have taken that stuff. >> correct. there was a laptop in the bathroom. >> uh-huh. >> and then she was laying on the floor. and at that point, i went out and called my superiors to inform them what we had. >> there is no getting over the phone call cassy's parents got then. >> all i

jose. let's go to today in the bay's kris sanchez .king at where this person ended up after they were . the driver did take off so the search will be on for that driver. we know in the city of san jose, there have been 20 pedestrians killed in crashes so far this year. that is a really big increase over last year when at this time there were eight. the road closures will continue while this investigation is under way. this is south jackson avenue. the major thoroughfare, capital expressway and 680 are not affected unless people stopped to take a look. >>> this is what she is talking about. south jackson butts up to capital expressway but the surface streets approaching the closure and intersections are showing slower drive. you sunset to stay away from that if you can. meanwhile, the rest of the south bay freeways, a mild build on 101. south 880 jammed up heading towards a hayward and north 880 looks like it could be recovering. there was a disabled vehicle. >>> also following some breaking news this morning. this 4.2 earthquake near c

. >> hello, everyone i'm louie sanchez i'm from san jose moved here sick years ago to study sociology and transitioned to fire science. i drive a school bus in the city. i look forward to this new academy for the 22 reserve and get familiar with the appliances and wooden ladders and -- happy to be here and have this opportunity to give back to the community that has been great to me. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm edward hughes i grew up in san francisco castro district. city college graduate and work as an emt in the city and excited for this opportunity and can't wait to learn and give back to the city. thank you. >> thank you. i robbery with the reserves for a year. along with the others. i love today and made friends. learned a lot. grateful to put my hands on the equipment and know the specialized equipment of san francisco. myself along with others have in this group they probably didn't mention they gone through academies already they know than i want to be helping. i was a teacher emt and now the department of public health. and thank you. >> thank you. this is an inspir

. >>> checking in with kris sanchez because -- >> reporter: san jose police are looking for clues that in the roadway to die. this is on south jackson between kemmerer and san antonio. the person who was hit here died here and it appears to be an in house person judging by the fact there is a shopping cart and a number of belongings on the roadway next to the body. they are taking measurements and when they are done they will take the person away and attempt to identify them. we can tell you here in the city of san jose, this is the 21st person to be killed in a crash on the road. last year, there were eight. >>> better news when it comes to the forecast, that is. >>> we are already seeing cooler temperatures in san francisco and the fog will provide some relief. we will see the highs in the upper 60s but as you make your way towards the north bay and east bay, we are headed for the upper 80s and a few low to mid- 90s. san jose will see a high of 84 degrees and we start the cooling trend for the valleys tomorrow. 82 in napa and on thursday, most of us will be in the 70s. we do continue

two of the biggest races, san jose mayor and santa clara county sheriff. today in the bay's kris sanchez us like to tell us who will be on the ballot in the november run a. this has been so interesting to watch. >> reporter: two really big races if you live in the south bay. we know it is no surprise that santa clara county will get a new sheriff. sheriff lori smith is retiring. but, we know the two candidates are replacing her are coming from within the department and the other from outside the kevin jensen made the top spot and is a retired santa clara county sheriff's deputy. who has opposed sheriff smith before he lost in the election. robert jonsen will also appear on the ballot and is the head of the palo alto police department who also headed up the menlo political the police in certain los angeles sheriff's department. to the san jose mayor's race for the top two candidates are poised for our runoff and they are a veteran of self-pay politics and a relative newcomer. the supervisor cindy chavez was the top vote getter as of last night and is very well known having served on the s

a hair and an sanchez will face off in the election this fall. to san jose. politicians with vastly different career tracks are now on a collision course for this november to see who will be the next mayor of that city. as ktvu south reporter jesse gary explains. the next leg of this race is already off and running. thousands of donations. i think hours after securing the most votes in san jose's mayoral primary, cindy chavez was back in front of the cameras ready for the next phase of the fight. i know we'll talk to the voters about experience but not just experience because one of the biggest differences as a as a new candidate. you can focus on promises as a as a somebody who's an experienced elected official. i have to be able to explain my accomplishments across town. newcomer matt man is writing a surprising wave of support. and garnering the second spot over 60% of voters voted for change. they want to go in a different direction on homelessness, crime cost of living and my job. our job is a campaign now is to get out to all of those voters who want ch

sanchez and analyst satia. what's the latest effort to get to people, to help people that may be trapped or surviving that earthquake? >> yeah, jose hours since that earthquake struck and it's still a real struggle to try to get relief and rescue elements into place. this is a mountainous, remote corner of eastern afghanistan. the roads were not great to begin with. . have now been devastated both by the quake and also by these heavy mudslides we've been seeing as a result of rainfall. communication networks are down. taliban officials saying they're having a really hard time reaching people by phone, trying to figure out where they actually need to get to relief to. the end result are these harrowing images we're seeing of people digging with their bare hands through rubble trying to save the lives of friends, of family, of neighbors, and all the while praying for relief to come through. now, the death toll, as you said, is at more than 1,000. that number, according to doctors on the ground, includes many children. we don't know exactly how many. we may never know exactly how many, but a number of kids are thought to have lost th

jose. >>> let's take a look at the d.a. and sheriff's races around the bay area now, because a couple of surprises there. starting off in alameda county, challenger yesenia sanchez leading long time incumbent sheriff greg ahern, and pamela price leading the race to replace outgoing d.a. nancy o'malley. nancy smith is stepping down, you're aware of the controversy surrounding her. robert johnson with a lead over kevin jensen and looks like incumbent jeff rose listen win another term as santa clara county district attorney. in the contra costa county sheriff's race, incumbent david livingston holds a lead and for the district attorney's race in contra costa county incumbent diana becton also holding a steady lead. so again the numbers were pretty clear after the polls closed at 8:00 p.m. but we'll look at all of them as they come in this morning, because there's still a few ballots left to be counted. back to you. >> thank you, anne. >>> now to some video from contra costa county. the vote count is an ongoing process as anne mentioned. you can see ballots being trucked in for processing. some of the results could be a while. turnout has been weak across the weeken

jose and served as secretary of transportation during 9/11 and its aftermath. a public memorial starts at the rotunda at noon. >>> alameda could soon be replacing its long time sheriff. yesenia sanchezstantial lead over greg ahern. she has nearly 53% of the vote. we expect new numbers in the race for san mateo county sheriff. christina corpus leads cs belanos. if elected they would become the first latina sheriffs in california history. >>> let's look at some of our freeways with a look live at conditions 101 near san francisco and traffic is moving pretty nicely there. you'd be hard-pressed to find any delays on north 101. you will see bra lkehtst t hecity definitely slow, 880 northbound near the coliseum starting to back up just a little bit. extra volume anyway and we still have a slow ride for the altamont pass commuters coming out of tracy so super commuters heads up there. commuting through san jose this morning, right now traffic is slow northbound 101 near the 280/680 connector. jessica? >> taking a live look at our temperatures for today. it's the last warm day of the week so if you don't like this, you are in for a treat. look at what happens as we extend all the way into