to catch the men who shot a store clerk over the weekend. reporter: they really are hoping that someone will recognize those suspects in those photos. in the meantime, 7-eleven has hired security for the overnight hours at least for the next couple of weeks. 7-eleven wants to make sure its workers and the customers are still safe. these photos taken from a 7-eleven surveillance camera show three hooded gunmen. two of them wearing masks running into the store. seconds later, the robber shot and killed the clerk. the customer knew the overnight clerk. he was a good guy. it s sad it happened in the town of milpitas. reporter: officers responded quickly to the scene. the 7-eleven is just a few blocks from the milpitas police station. it shows you how brazen and willing these suspects are to take risks to commit an armed robbery, which eventually led to a homicide, right down the street from the police department. reporter: milpitas is not used to seeing crimes like this
it s wednesday, september 1st september 12th. happening right now. this is hillary clinton speaking about the death of chris stevens. i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of of benghazi. he risked his life to stop a tyrant and then gave his life to help build a better libya. the word needs more chris stevenses. i spoke with his sister chris stevens. i spoke with his sister, ann, this morning and told her he will be a hero by many nations. shawn smith was an air force veteran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief, temporary assignment. he was a husband to his rife, heather, with whom i spoke this moving morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up proud of their father for the service he gave to our country, the service that took us toback and finally to benghazi. the mi
touched a lot of people. reporter: brett olsen graduated from high school two years ago tonight a large crowd including family, friends and supporters gathered here to remember a young man who impressed those who knew him. we re here utterly grief stricken at the loss of my deer boy brett. reporter: the faces of more than 1,000 people who came to remember brett olsen. family and friends told us he majored in theater because he loved being around people and that the labor day outing with friends was yet another activity to be around others. i m just shocked about this whole thing, how it played out. i know i was really positive. everybody was really positive about trying to find him. it just turned out for the worse. reporter: olsen s body was recovered sunday along the sacramento river near chico. heha d been missing for one week. his family says they are grateful to social media to help search for olsen and the whole turn out for his memorial. brett is here with
victim. ktvu s alex savidge is live near lee and lake merritt where the shooting happened and has new details. good afternoon, alex. reporter: well, good afternoon. this was an off-duty police officer who refused to be a victim, opening fire on the suspect. this was not an oakland police officer. they will not say who he works for. investigators say it turns out, the robber, he was holding a fake gun. the suspect was taken to the hospital in stable condition. he got more when he bargained for when he tried to rob a man and a woman on this street. investigators say one of the victims turned out to be an off off-duty police officer. he pulled a gun and fired on the suspected robber. i heard a number of shots. i m not exactly sure how many. three, four, all in rapid suction and then i heard some successtion and then i heard somebody yelling down! down! reporter: the officer and his wife were by the trunk. he withdrew his service revolver and fired a tu times. reporte
memorial mark the anniversary don knapp shows us for the community s stance today and were never so they are headed. a tragedy like ours never inflicted on any community anywhere ever again. dedication of a memorial plaque some consolation for sandy arnold, who survived the explosion and fire that killed her mother two years ago i struggle and sing my mom name on the plaque i appreciate that thank you. eight people killed and 50 injured in an explosion that killed 38 homes the tragedy of questions about pg & e s gas lines all over northern california. home rebelling has gone well a new homes are standing the mayor says it is taking longer for the psychological repair of the community. sandy arnold said she is recovering i am slowly coming back at that operations and more to go this year i m walking and fish last year i wasn t investigators tried to determine the cause and focus on pg&e. california assemblyman jerry hill says there are spots in the pgm system that