in vallejo i'm teresa estacio with kron4 news. >>james: in danville the body of lance corporal joshua low morale was carried by marines yesterday. he was only 19 years old and he was killed during combat operations in afghanistan on november 18th. another fallen member of the military from san jose. the public is invited to pay their respects to sean walsh at 9:00 a.m. this morning. the national guard specialists died in afghanistan on november 16th. he was a part of the military police and his tour was almost over in fact he had less than one month to go before his unit was scheduled to return home. his funeral is set for this saturday. >>justine: this morning billy graham's and in north carolina hospital being treated for a long that element. the 93 year-old was committed to the hospital yesterday in asheville. he is reportedly alert and smiling and waving to hospital staff he was hospitalized back in may for pneumonia. right now we're a hearing that he is in stable condition. new details about a deadly toxin that has been found

teresa estacio explained.>reporter: taken to convince i have slowed down the video for the you can see how an officer holding a large can of pepper spray and hosed down all of the students sitting on the ground at uc-davis during a protest last month. all 11 people needed medical attention. it was sprayed in the eyes and nose and caused breathing problems law makers are now fan news of force at all the campuses throughout a state must begin >>reporter: and iraq beginning of the year in the lawmakers spelled out, what happened to the students while processing-- protesting.. >>reporter: any uc-davis chancellor who has come under fire with her role in the pepper spray into that told lawmakers in retrospect that she would have directed officers to leave the protesters alone. >> would you do differently? >> if i knew the police would not remove the we would not have moved them. memel infant and zero months of adjournment for i plan on land and my calendar march 3rd and to reserve the right to unshackle the of death

teresa estacio reports that lucky officials say that they're working with the banks and federal authorities as they learn more about this elaborate crime. >>reporter: officials are calling this identification stepped as one of the most sophisticated and they have ever seen. they say in the past these would install devices and physically go back to lift a customers banking information from the device however, not this time. officials say in this elaborate crime they use blue to technology to grab the information remotely. that mean that a crew could live in the parking lot of a lucky department store ripping off customers and no one would know. they are uncertain how long this has been going on. they do admit that in early november during a routine cleaning an employee notice that something was wrong and that started an investigation. so far, 24 lucky stores have been affected. all the devices that look like this one are now in a lab in oklahoma being analyzed by secret service experts to. kentucky officials say they are working with federal institutions to try and further identify them. all

teresa estacio is out here in the midst of those confrontations. but death were >>reporter: protesters are angry about the police force in and out of justin herman plaza. about one hour later, watch as they suddenly decide to march down market street towards the ferry building. look at how the police are close live. as that closer to officers, some of the occupy members started to talk to the officers. many officers struggled to keep their cool. protesters want to get more on a move, they tried to reoccupy justin herman plaza but as you can see the police formed a human barricade. in response, the group marched along the plaza and held a small rally. >> the call many people as possible we need support tonight. >>reporter: then it was back to market and drum street once again. >>reporter: out here live at justin herman plaza you can see some of the officers in the distance. as for the rally, there is one scheduled tonight at 6:00 p.m. in this area. we are also told that some of the protesters might make their way to one of the police meeting, the po

as teresa estacio reports, at one point nearly 600 customers were without power because of problems caused by the weather. >> when the wind picked up about 9:00 a.m., that forced to branches to snap next to some power lines. this calls in the entire power to go out from residents in this area. as well as several businesses. a pg&e spokesperson tells kron4 news that the outage left 600 customers without service. that also included several businesses such as this ethan allen furniture store on redwood highway. adjutancy, the score posted a sign to alert customers. residents say that when the lines snapped it sounded like an explosion. >> we thought was like a bomb going off there were too large explosions and then there was power going everywhere, the fire trucks were here before the power went out. >> i guess there was napping in crackling and some fire but when the explosion hit than it was gone. >>reporter: you hope to have power by this afternoon? >> yes i do, i have a lot of food in the freezer and i did not want to go bad. >>pam: it has been a busy night and day. and jacqueline it is h

risk the man was taken to a local hospital where we and teresa estacio reports that this was an alarming crime. >>reporter: look at the bullet holes that pierced the victim's car, and on the street in separate showcasing from shot fired. this was a brazen crime shattering a peaceful morning. neighbors say all of a sudden they heard a loud noise. police explain the noise than neighbors heard was the victim's car smashing into three others and then bursting into flames. the impact was so hard, you can see the damage that was done to all four vehicles involved. police say the victim crashed into the cars after losing control of his vehicle after he was shot. >>reporter: is the person identified a known gang member? >> we know they he is an african-american male, he is 23 years old building he reside in oakland. we're not sure how many suspect it they approached on foot or if there were also in a vehicle. investigators are trying to develop any leads . officers are in the neighborhood canvassing for any witnesses. >>reporter: police say they are alarmed that such a violent crime erupted in t

teresa estacio, kron 4. >> still to come, we have the latest details about the amopower outage at, candlestickark. also, we will be back. >> 9:40 some stores making stories around the bay. >> at the hilltop mall and man is taken into custody for allegedly firing a handgun was standing in line to purchase a pair of the nike air jordan basketball shoes. luckily, no injuries one that gun went off. they were on the scene, took command on custody and is being charged with illegal charging of a handgun. haazig madyun kron 4. >> at the bay bridge late friday a man driving a motorcycle was killed following a collision with a different vehicle. the chp says the man was ejected from his motorcycle and struck a fence. paramedics say that he died on the scene and nobody was injured. this created a traffic backup for several hours and the chp was able to reopen lanes at 12:30 churls clifford, kron 4. >> an update on that the black out at candlestick park. pg&e will install new equipment to prevent more blackout. a broken power line for the first in the second during the backup system was a malfunction. thi

devices and a list of affected stores are also growing as teresa estacio reports, the victims have lost dollars in this scam. >>reporter: take a look behind me i and in front of the lucky store on fairmont drive in san leandro. this facility has had credit-card and debit card machines tempered. lucky officials say they first discovered the compromised machines at the end of november while doing a routine check in every sense they have been yanking out hundreds of readers. in a statement recently released, lucky officials revealed the following. >>reporter: lucky officials also say the so far 80 employees have come for some victims say that they're missing hundreds of dollars from their bank account. in addition, the company said the they are receiving 2000 calls a day into their call center as the investigation pushes forward. officials say after inspecting a 233-- all 233 stores in the chain, they found the devices affected were newly placed self-service readers and all have been replaced. the company has also said that it has handed all the can for machines to the u.s. secret service

as teresa estacio reports, he was remembered and honored as a dedicated officer and a family man. >>reporter: one by one, family members, friends and fellow officers boat from the heart about losing officer jim cook who and what he meant to them and so many others. >> he was a yes sir, you know sir, no excuse sir kind of guy. he was trustworthy. he made me a better sgt by having him on the right wing. >>reporter: the coast the girls' basketball team at vallejo high school. >> it is not in the wins and losses that a coach makes his or her marks but the legacy they leave. behind me are examples of his legacy. >> thank you coach for always being there for us and is being a friend. daughters all proudly spoke about their father. >> my dad was a marine, my dad was a police officer but my dad was different from the rest, he was special. i have never met someone like him. i am hoping that i can live a life and he would be proud of and i will. i could go on forever about him and how much he meant to me and taught me. >>reporter: he was also a marine in there was a shout out in his honor.

now president of try to figure out why the officer pulled his gun to it is high us go live to teresa estacioatest. >>reporter: , the officer involved shooting took place at the hilltop shopping center just up the street from the shopping center and down the street from the extended stay. that is exactly where this entire incident started to unfold. >>reporter: it all started here wednesday afternoon at the extended stay facility up the street at the shopping center in richmond. authorities say a man with a gun in his waistband a threatening gesture and that is when the police were called in. >>reporter: we arrived on scene, the officers attempted to catch the suspect. the suspect attempted to flee. and then he into the marriott and from what i believe he still had a fire arm with him. the officers tried to get to the suspect him before he went out of the building and then a shot was fired. to access that >>reporter: was it one officer or two officers that fired a weapon? >> we have one officer that fired a weapon. the only thing that i know about the suspect was that he was a black male abou

dress when she died to help with the investigation detectives took us through the crime scene and teresa estaciohonest when the will only see on kron 4. >>reporter: detective kelly with opd major crimes section is trying to figure out what happened to a one found here in the estuary last thursday and who was she. >> when she was found she was clinging to the rocks and barely alive. she was transported to a local hospital where unfortunately she was announced dead. >>reporter: the woman had no formal identification on her and they say so far there are no reports of a missing person matching her description. >> we have a 5 ft. seven african americans between 30 and 40 years old about 200 lbs.. now we have contacted other agencies the we have no match. >>reporter: take a good look at the picture this is a snapshot of the woman's dress that she was wearing at the time per death. as you can see, it is fairly unique. >> she was wearing a unique address, similar to a mu mu with multicolored tie dye with unique designs. >>reporter: your concern, it is the holiday thing clearly someone is missing their l