abc's clayton sandell has the answer. >> reporter: celebrities and their bodyguards, from lindsay lohano justin bieber to rihanna in london. hollywood bodyguards can stir up trouble. clashing with paparazzi and unruly fans, pushing boundaries and even getting hurt and killed. that's where kent moyer and his grouch 200 agents come in. moyer and partner keith wiggins wired with earpieces today are tailing actor jimmy bennett, he's 17 and already a veteran actor with a ton of movie and tv credits, recently on abc ap "no ordinary family" and cameo as future star fleet captain in "star trek." >> citizen, what is your name? >> reporter: hardly an a-lister but even he has bodyguards. >> is it strange having people tailing you everywhere and talking into their -- >> definitely is weird. it causes attention. >> reporter: when he calls on them his bodyguards are with him every step of the way but we had to ask, is all of this really necessary? no offense, but you're not yet a household name like brad pitt. >> i just felt like it was needed, i had too many incidents and too many things, i like hav

clayton sandell. >>> another development tonight after that violent rampage by that former l.a. police officer. police confirming the body found -- christopher died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. tonight, the question is, will anyone qualify for the million-dollar reward now? the l.a. major saying at least three people could be eligible, they now have to make their case to the lapd. >>> new tv ad on gun violence making waves tonight. it's narrated by the mother of that chicago teenager who was killed by a random gunshot after performing at the president's inauguration. >> it was a happiest day of her life. g after that, gunned down near her school. a piece of my heart is gone. congress is debating how the fix our gun laws. they can start with background checks for all gun sales. tell congress to support common sense reform so no more innocent children are killed and no parent has to go through this heartbreak. >> a message from that mom. i want to bring in abc's reena ninan, this comes just hours after the president met with that mother? >> that's right. this mother is quick

and clayton sandell is on the story. >> reporter: tara fielding was flying high. >> we're over top of the overpass. >> reporter: taking a ride in a small plane above utah for her birthday. in back, husband, jonathan, with a camera. her mom, katherine, and 7-month-old son, jacob. suddenly, the engine starts freezing up, losing power. >> i know we're going to be fine. but this is kind of scary. >> reporter: they search landing sites. >> we're looking for a straightaway. >> reporter: but traffic and power lines make the roads below too dangerous. >> are we really going to land out here? >> yeah. >> that's when it sunk in that this wasn't a joke. and we were in trouble. >> reporter: jonathan keeps rolling, knowing these could be his final words. >> i love my family. >> reporter: running out of time, the pilot runs for an open field. >> we're going to land in the field right here. >> is everybody okay? >> reporter: in deep snow, the plane flips upside down. >> where is my baby? >> this little guy was sitting in my lap, like this. i held him in tight. he didn't go anywhere. >> reporter: jon

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> here's your monday forecast.at storm hitting the plains could bring gusty winds and possible tornados from new orleans to tallahassee. heavy rain from little rock, memphis and atlanta. snow from the cascades to colorado rockies, rain around seattle and portland. >> 42 in boise. 36 in salt lake city. mostly 30s in the nation's midsection. 40s in the northeast. >>> when you see these next pictures, you're going to wonder how no one was killed or injured. check it out. a car landed up lodged on the roof of a house in houston. >> that is crazy. police say it must have been going about 90 miles an hour when it hit an embankment, launched into the air, crashed into one house and landed upside down on a second house. no one at either home was injured. the driver walked away with barely a scratch. the driver walked away with barely a scratch. >> onlookers were in disbelief. >> a big crane was brought in and pulled the car out ten hours after the crash. so the driver survives. now he's got to pay for the car and damage to

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here's clayton sandelle tonight. >> reporter: she was flying high on her birthday. >> we're over the top of the overpass. >> reporter: taking a ride in a small plane over utah. in the back, her husband and her 7-month-old son. then >> this is kind of scary. >> reporter: a road landing is too dangerous. >> this wasn't a joke and we really were in trouble. >> jonathan keeps rolling, knowing that these could be his final words. >> i love my family. >> all right, we're going to to land right here. is everybody okay? >> reporter: the plane flips up upside-down. everyone is okay. >> this little guy was sitting on my lap like this, held him in tight. he didn't go anywhere. we have just survived a crash landing. >> reporter: a rough birthday. are you going to fly again? >> yes. >> reporter: but a lucky one. >>> another development tonight in the violent rampage by that former l.a. police officer. police confirming the body found in the charred remains of that cabin was christopher dorner. tonight, the question is, will anyone qualify for the million-dollar reward now? the l.a. major saying a

the eye of the storm today and our extreme weather team has the details beginning with abc's clayton sandell in denver tonight. >> denver's biggest storm yet hit in darkness. by dale light, icy roads turns driving into a dangerous game of traffic pin ball. >> there's a car spinning out live on the air right here. all day high winds and snow equalled headaches for drivers. even big rigs needed chains. nearly a hundred plows deployed around denver, struggling to keep up with the snow as much as two inches an hour. the snow has forced homeless shelters to open early. 465 people will stay here tonight out of the cold. >> at the airport, 200 flights were canceled. >> good to be out here. it's the best. been waiting for this all year. didn't get my snow shoes until right now. >> reporter: we've already gotten nine inches here, but denver will see up to a foot of snow, two feet in the mountains, by the storm goes out. >> thank you. as for where the snow is moving, ginger zee is in kansas which is bracing for more snow. >> reporter: i was just in the city 48 hours ago. that's when i left because i w

clayton sandell is in california, at the center of the search tonight. >> we'll not tolerate this murderer remaining at large. >> reporter: today a task force, desperately trying to stop a week-long reign of terror, offered a $1 million reward. for christopher dorner. >> make no mistake about it. this is an act of domestic terrorism. >> reporter: in the mountains east of los angeles today, police scaled back their search. there's been no sign of dorner since his burned-out truck was found here thursday with two rifles inside. just hours after the rogue ex-cop allegedly shot three officers, killing riverside police officer michael crain. 34 years old, married with two children. >> we will look under every rock. we will look around every corner. we will search mountaintops for him. >> reporter: dorner has been running since being named a suspect in last sunday's double murder of keith lawrence and his fiance monica quan. her father, randal quan, a former lapd captain turned lawyer, who represented dorner when he was accused of lying about a fellow officer. dorner's manifesto details his ange

clayton sandell has the latest from the big bear lake, california, where the search is centered. good morning to you, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. there are still about 50 law enforcement officers searching the mountains in this area on the lookout for christopher dorner, and as you mentioned, they're trying a new tactic now to try to bring this week-long reign of terror to an end. >> we are coming together today to catch mr. dorner. >> reporter: overnight the lapd announced that the 2007 case that got christopher dorner fired from the department for allegedly lying is now being re-opened by the police chief. it was dorner's anger over that firing that apparently prompted his alleged rampage this week. but the l.a. police chief insists that has nothing to do with his decision to reinvestigate the case. >> i'm not doing this to appease him. i'm doing this so that the community has faith in what the police department does, and i'm going to -- i'm going to make a rigorous inspection to either validate or refute his claims. >> reporter: abc news has also learned

abc's clayton sandell finds out what it's all about. >> reporter: from lindsay lohan to justin bieber in london. that's where kent moyer and his group of 2200 agents come in. personal protection is a huge business. demand is going up? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: why? >> we're in a dangerous time and i think people are a little more concerned about the security. >> reporter: that protection does not come cheap. >> it could be from $250 to $1.50 million a year, depending on the individual client. >> reporter: the danger is so real, the lapd created a unit to handle stalkers making threats against stars like paula abdul. >> reporter: he teaches secret service style tactics and celebrity protection. they learn to deal with stalkers, crowd control and how to make a quick escape. >> go, go. >> reporter: occasionally, celebrities get very close to their bodyguards. the relationship turns hot and heavy. heidi clum admitted sparking a romance with her bodyguard. >> he's been with our family for four years. he's cared for our entire family, mostly for our four children. >> reporter: tv cam