. >> reporter: turned into a tragedy theresa brasher will never forget. as brasher got out of her car to star work at scotty's restaurant in vallejo. a man in a hoodie riding a scooter, pointed at her purse. >> all i saw was the white of his eyes. >> reporter: that's when brasher said long time customer, who always watched to make sure she got in safely, jumped out of his truck to help. >> the guy grabs bob by the shirt, and i can see bob trying to push his hands away from him. and that's when i heard the shot go off. >> reporter: brasher and others are calling the shooting senseless, and vallejo police continue to search for the suspect. >> it shook me to the core. i literally like fainted, passed out. i couldn't believe the shock. it's just so so so tragic. human life taken for no reason. >> reporter: the retired marine came into scotty's almost every day for years on his way to work and ordered the same thing and sat in the same chair. >> he loved the scotty's number 2, no bell peppers because it gave him heartburn. >> reporter: it's a routine they pla

he keep an eye on brasher as she opened up the restaurant, but that routine turned deadly. before dawn thursday, brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski masks road up to her car on an electric scooter came up to my door. and he pointed his finger. at me. i don't point at my purse . i don't know if it's his finger or gun. sundin got out of his truck grabs him. and i can see bob pulling away like that, and that's when i heard the gunshot go off sunday. the married father died at the scene. the gunman took off at scotty's. sundin would sit at the same counter seat every morning with his newspaper making small talk or joking with regulars, the staff would whip up his usual breakfast order. black coffee scotty's number two omelet with spinach, not the bell peppers that gave him heartburn plus pancakes. hold the hash browns and toast. that's what makes it hard. he was just such a such a wonderful man. it was just something that you somebody that you come across and you feel comfortable talking to him. this is sunday and doing volunteer ma

that's when brasher says long time customer bob who always watched to make sure she got inside safely jumped out of his truck to help. sadly, seconds later he was shot and killed. that long time customer. brasher and others are calling the shooting senseless, and vallejo police are still searching for that shooter. joining us now is nbc bay area's valena jones. i know he was a regular at that restaurant. it must be such a difficult time for all of the restaurant workers there. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is a heartbreaking story. this customer is really like family, according to the restaurant. they say he had been there for three -- more than three years coming four times a week every week for three years. as you mentioned in the lead up to this story, he would often come early in the morning. this happened around 5:30 in the morning. this was very early in the morning. it was foggy. he would always come early on his way to work in concord, park in that parking lot to make sure that theresa got inside safely. he would wait a couple of minutes, and then he would go inside.

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he keep an eye on brasher as she opened up the restaurant, but that routine turned deadly. before dawn thursday, brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski masks road up to her car on an electric scooter came up to my door. and he pointed his finger. at me. i don't he was pointing at my purse. i don't know if it's his finger or gun that's when sunday and got out of his truck. i grabbed him. and i can see bob pulling away like that, and that's when i heard the gunshot go off sunday. the married father died at the scene. the gunman took off at scotty's. sundin would sit at the same counter seat every morning with his newspaper making small talk or joking with regulars, the staff would whip up his usual breakfast order. black coffee scotty's number two omelet with spinach, not the bell peppers that gave him heartburn plus pancakes. hold the hash browns and toast. that's what makes it hard. he was just such a such a wonderful man. it was just something that you somebody that you come across and you feel comfortable talking to him. this is

he keep an eye on brasher as she opened up the restaurant, but that routine turned deadly. before dawn thursday, brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski masks road up to her car on an electric scooter came up to my door. and he pointed his finger. at me. i don't he was pointing at my purse. i don't know if it's his finger or gun that's when sunday and got out of his truck. i grabbed him. and i can see bob pulling away like that, and that's when i heard the gunshot go off sunday. the married father died at the scene. the gunman took off at scotty's. sundin would sit at the same counter seat every morning with his newspaper making small talk or joking with regulars, the staff would whip up his usual breakfast order. black coffee scotty's number two omelet with spinach, not the bell peppers that gave him heartburn plus pancakes. hold the hash browns and toast. that's what makes it hard. he was just such a such a wonderful man. it was just something that you somebody that you come across and you feel comfortable talking to him. this is

teresa brasher is devastated.he longtime server at scotty's restaurant in vallejo, says regular customer robert sundin sacrificed his life for hers by protecting her from an apparent robert, who shot him dead. the seven year old sundin was a marine veteran who worked in the v, a healthcare system. he was also a church volunteer. god wasn't ready for me. they had a place for bob up there at 5 30 each weekday morning like clockwork, sundin would drive from his napa home and pull up outside scotty's on tennessee street in vallejo. he keep an eye on brasher as she opened up the restaurant, but that routine turned deadly. before dawn thursday, brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski masks road up to her car on an electric scooter came up to my door. and he pointed his finger. at me. i don't he was pointing at my purse. i don't know if it's his finger or gun. that's when sunday and gary out of his truck. i grabbed him. and i can see bob pulling away like that. and then that's wh

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teresa brasher is devastated.scotty's restaurant in vallejo, says regular customer robert sundin sacrificed his life for hers by protecting her from an apparent robert, who shot him dead. the seven year old sundin was a marine veteran who worked in the v, a healthcare system. he was also a church volunteer. god wasn't ready for me. they had a place for bob up there 30 each weekday morning like clockwork. sundin would drive from his napa home and pull up outside scotty's on tennessee street in vallejo. he keep an eye on brasher as she opened up the restaurant, but that routine turned deadly. before dawn thursday, brasher says she had parked outside the restaurant when a man in a hoodie and ski masks road up to her car on an electric scooter came up to my door. and he pointed his finger. at me. i don't he was pointing at my purse. i don't know if it's his finger or gun that's when sunday and got out of his truck. i grabbed him. and i can see bob pulling away like that, and that's when i heard the gunshot go off sund

drove from his home in napa to scotty's restaurant in vallejo to sit outside and wait for theresa brasherant and serve him breakfast. last thursday, a man in a ski mask pulled up on an electric scooter next to her car and pointed at her purse. sundin was shot while trying to stop that man. god wasn't ready for me. they had a place for bob up there, and he saved my life. that's the type of person he was. he saved my life. even you know, he's always gonna be my guardian angel for life. sunday will be missed not only at the restaurant where he was a regular customer, but also as a volunteer in the v, a healthcare system and at his church. police are still looking for the shooter. they're asking any witnesses or anyone with more information to please come forward. the annual fight to fund the government is once again coming down to the wire as the deadline to avoid a shutdown is at the end of this week, with government funding set to run out on friday, it's unlikely that congress will pass a spending bill in the next few days. democrats are still hoping to strike a deal while they control the