. >> rienhart asuncion was shot last sunday. "today in the bay" talked with his loved ones. >> reporter: david manapoo had plans to hang out with him. >> we were supposed to reconnect and do what friends do. >> reporter: instead david gathered with dozens of others to mourn his friend's death at the san lorenzo intersection where he was killed one week ago. >> you always hear this stuff on the news, someone has been shot, road rage, and then to have it happen, someone that you know, to one of your friends, it's horrible. >> reporter: rienhart's family showed their heartbreak, too. >> this is tragic what happened to my son. >> reporter: according to witnesses right in these lanes where he got into a road rage incident with another vehicle and was shot and died of his injuries. that vehicle fled off in the other direction to 880. information on a suspect or suspects hasn't been released. >> everybody needs to stop with the violence. something like this didn't need to happen. >> the people that live in this community -- >> reporter

now police say that a 30-year-old rienhart asuncion got into an altercation with a driver in another car, got out of his truck to confront him. that's when he was killed. his wife, she lives in the philippines, she says she was on a video call with her husband when he told her the driver cut him off. she says she could hear the arguing of the two and begged him not to get out of the truck. >> after that it happened so fast. after he leave the car i just hear the multiple times of gunshots. i know it was him. i know it was him. i believe, i have hope in my heart that he can make it. >> the shooter in this incident is still on the loose. so far police are not saying if they have a description of the shooter's vehicle. >>> we do have a warning for you from hayward police about opioids hitting the street resembling vitamins and candy. officers seized multicolored pills some shaped as skeletons even hello kitty. they believe the pills are part of a new rainbow fentanyl trend and say these finds have increased over the past month. they advise parents to be straightforward with the dangers