daisy lee's family is trying to raise money to help pay for her care. we have a link for their go fund my site on our website. >>> a strong earthquake hit off the coast of japan leading to a tsunami advisory and evacuations. the 6.8 magnitude quake was 130 miles east of miako japan. they evacuated coastal towns. >>> the mother of a security officer who escaped a deadly shooting at a san jose shopping center is being called a hero. he was killed over a $20 box of cigars. he worked as a security guard at a nightclub. two men were trying to steal a box of cigars from a nearby store, and they dropped them. he went to help the thieves, not knowing they were thrivesieves, and he was shot. >> in my eyes, he will always be a hero. manny jumped in the line of fire for my son. and i will be forever grateful for him. >> a memorial is growing at the site where manny was shot. a memorial service will be held for him tonight at 8:00. at this point, police have no suspects. >>> labor secretary tom perez will be here tomorrow to try to hope settle the port standoff. th

. >> it's day 16 for daisy lee here in kaiser permanente hospital. due to the shock to her husband, the key medical decisions are being made by their son and daughter. this is a daisy lee her family knows a loving mother of two and aunt. but everything changed february 1st. >> this is our family's worst nightmare. one day she's healthy next, she's not. >> she was diagnosed with flesh eating bacteria. when it begins to produce toxins. mrs. lee had four operations including amputation of her right arm. her finger toes are turning dark. her brother says the disease put the family on a rollercoaster. >> daisy knows she's in a hospital room, but doesn't know how long she's been in. we'll be dealing with additional lows at that point, too. >> heavy sedation made her unaware of the diagnosis and surgeries. mrs. lee was the main income provider. relatives and friends started a go fund me campaign the greatest concerns are stopping toxins from destroying more of her body and dealing with the trauma of the disease. >> she'll be faced with knowing what happened

. >> it's day 16 for daisy lee here in kaiser permanente hospital. due to the shock to her husband, the key medical decisions are being made by their son and daughter. this is a daisy lee her family knows a loving mother of two and aunt. but everything changed february 1st. >> this is our family's worst nightmare. one day she's healthy next, she's not. >> she was diagnosed with flesh eating bacteria. when it begins to produce toxins. mrs. lee had four operations including amputation of her right arm. her finger toes are turning dark. her brother says the disease put the family on a rollercoaster. >> daisy knows she's in a hospital room, but doesn't know how long she's been in. we'll be dealing with additional lows at that point, too. >> heavy sedation made her unaware of the diagnosis and surgeries. mrs. lee was the main income provider. relatives and friends started a go fund me campaign the greatest concerns are stopping toxins from destroying more of her body and dealing with the trauma of the disease. >> she'll be faced with knowing what happened

infection so aggressive it sometimes requires amputation to stop it from advancing. 46 year old daisy leeamily who helps others. the. >> she's the glue. she's the one who takes care of everyone. and it's true. >> reporter: now she's facing a sudden illness where she has to depend on others. she's fighting a rare disease commonly called flesh-eating bacteria. the bacteria release toxins that destroy the body's tissues. she has had four surgeries and is under heavy sedation, unaware of the radical steps taken to keep the bacteria from spreading. her right arm has been amputated and more amputations are likely. >> one minute she went in dealing with flu-like symptoms and she will be waking up later perhaps month later, without her arm, probably with her fingers and toes amputated. >> reporter: daisy lee's husband is in shock over this leaving the decisions to his son and daughter. >> i know what needs to be done in order to save her. i know she would do the same for me, but it's hard being a family member seeing her go through that. we almost lost her a couple times. and it was tough the fir

abc7 news was there last week as daisy lee's family asked for some help, thanks in large part to abc7 viewers, like you, her family's go fund me page contributions are totaling more than $82,000 she has additional surge rib, not yet clear how she got the bacteria. lee's brother tells us she has been remarkably resilient and upbeat. >>> some ac transit riders are getting spectacular views of the fwipt work. they were lucky enough to board this double decker bus running out fremont to stanford route. the transit agency is trying it out for about three weeks before it decides whether it will add this bus to their fleet. pretty snazzy there huh? we were allowed to go inside the bus this morning double decker has plush seats for 80. >> it has high back cushion seats with foot rests and spectacular views and we hope it will give us the kind of capacities we need particularly for our transbay service. >> if you would like to try it out, the double decker bus will be used on several transbay route the next two weeks and the weekend, run along the 51 b line. passengers are being asked their op

daisy lee was diagnosed february 1, the bacteria produces toxins that destroy tissue including skin and organs and the family does not know how she get the infection. lee has had four operations including the amputation of her right arm. >> she will be faced with what happened to my right arm her fingers are at risk of amputation and same with the toes and she looks at them and wonders what is going on because she has a puzzled look. >> relatives and friends have set up a campaign to help out with medical bills with $38,000 raised. >> a new map for pedestrians showing where you are must likely to be hit by a car in san francisco. the map used skulls to mark death and an and for severe injury. the maps were designed by a task force comprised city officials and supported by the san francisco bicycle coalition. each map shows the highest risk corridors and intercessions for pedestrians and bicyclists based on c.h.p. records from 2005 to 2011. >> this afternoon at state capital, lawmakers will talk about the future of drones in california. state senator from san francisco is leading a senat

. >> daisy lee diagnosed with if a disease called flesh eating bacteria why. one of several bacteria begins to produce toxin that destroy tissue. the toxin spread so quickly doctors must take aggressive action. mrs. lee has had 4 operation including the amputation of right arm. her finger tips and toes are turning dark and may also need to be am pew taitd. her brother says the disease has put the family on an emotional roller coaster. >> daisy doesn't know what has happened to her. she knows she's in the hospital room. doesn't know how long in. when they finally take the tub off of her we have to explain the to her and we'll be dealing with some additional load at that point too. >> she's unaware of diagnosis and surgery. financial outlook is also uncertain. mrs. lee the main income provider. relatives friends start add go fund me.com campaign. to help what is expected to be a long recoup ration andless of income recoup ration andless of income. the greatest concern are stopping the toxin if destroying more of her body. and dealing with the emotional trauma of

the lee family said their mother daisy thought she had the flu. when she arrived at the hospital two weeks ago, she received the diagnosis of this dangerous disease. doctors were forced to amputate her right arm and she remains in critical condition. the family's go fund me site has raised more than $42,000. >>> there is a new push to warn consumers in california about the health effects of sugary drinks. a bill introduced would put a warning label on sweetened drinks with at least 75 calories per 12 ounces. the warning would read "drinking beverages with added sugars contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay." beveragemakers say the measure unfairly singles out their products. >>> the city of fremont wants the east bay regional park district to consider charging a fee to hikers on a popular trail. people who live near mission peak have complained with crowd, noise and yoef flow parking. in response, the district imposed some new shorter hours. the board tells the fremont bulletin they are still considering hiker fees and the possibility of