police investigation says brannon shot himself. they are not saying whether any of their bullets actually killed brannon. >> knowing that he did have a gun and he had already caused some harm to the officers' cars, i can understand why they would feel it necessary to open fire. >> police! erer serious politicalsaying issue attached to this and a lot of people are upset. this is in tokyo, japan. what you're looking at is a cat cafe. these are very real places people frequent in tokyo. you go into this cafe. for $4 you can get a drink. for $12 you can spend an hour with a cat. >> what? >> very popular with japanese businessmen who come to these cat cafes at night to spend an hour with a furry friend because they don't have time or space for a pet in their own lives. >> but why is this political? >> there's a new law set to go in effect on june 1st that only allows the display of animals between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., thus prohibiting these all night or late hour cat cafes from happening. but according to a lot of repor

she will find a way. >> please hold... >> reporter: from her san jose living room, lilyann brannon runs the nonprofit, tending the flock. with her husband retired from lockheed and she from apple, she helps the poor and neglected who fall through the cracks. she is a one woman charitable agency who can serve up food one minute and snap through a web of bureaucracy the next. >> when you get to know people, you can't turn your back and walk away. >> reporter: lilyann started tending the flock about 30 years ago. she was trying to save the guadalupe river from development when she got to know the homeless camping nearby and she began to cook for them. >> just had to do what i could. and since i'm a mama and i cook... [ laughter ] >> -- i would cook in my kitchen and take it all downtown. >> reporter: besides meals, lilyann collected donations of tents and sleeping bags to bring the homeless. since then, her reach has expanded through a growing network of friends. now people in trouble come to her with their needs. >> utilities, rent, food, clothing, you know, in the winter. so many people