tonight here, the two guardian angels who helped helen, the husband and wife team, those angels, ourf the week." jon and helen collins flew countless hours together throughout their 58-year marriage. but when jon suffered a sudden heart attack this week mid-flight over the fields of wisconsin, his 80-year-old wife helen had to take control of the plane. >> hi, helen. this is cathy. >> hi, cathy. this is a hell of a place to be. >> she said, i got three people talking to me at once and i can only talk to one at a time. >> reporter: on the ground, cathy and her husband, robert, both flight instructors, they got a call to race in to help guide helen down. >> i asked the emergency personnel, you know, what's the plan here? and they all looked at me and they said, "you're the plan." >> reporter: as he wife talked to helen from the ground, robert jumped into a plane and took off, trying to catch up to helen, as helen worried about her lack of fuel. >> you better get me in pretty soon. i don't know how long i'm going to have gas. >> reporter: robert caught up to her, flying right beside hel

why the guardian angels were out in fairfield tonight. >> and back here in just ten minutes, live storm tracker 2 picking up rain showers that are headed our way. when they get here. >> and doyle drive coming bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. . >>> a watery mess in oakland around 2:00 a.m. someone slammed a pick newspaper to a hydrant. this geyser followed. the chp was first on the scene and found the truck abandoned. it was towed. no word if the owner turned up to claim it. >>> a jump in crime including six homicide this year has prompted increased patrols in a city that's struggling dwindling resources. we are live in fairfield and said police didn't ask for the help but are happy for it. >> reporter: this is an area police call a crime hot bed for drugs and prostitution and patrol cars have gone by frequently but som

. >>> and what if you could have a guardian angel right in your phone? new app is giving added security. >>> there's a knew program putting help for those who put off filing taxes. >>> we're getting you up to the minute you may need to take some extra time for your commute tomorrow night if you normally take the jfx. starting tomorrow the drive will be closed. crews will be cleaning drain pipes underneath the expressway. it is expected to take six to eight weeks but could take longer. you can find more information about the alternate routes on our home page at abc2news.com. >>> tonight is the grand opening of the johns hopkins building. 1,000 guests are expected to mark the completion of one of the largest construction projects, a $1.1 billion state of the art project. it will be open to the public on may 1st. >>> we're taking a look at the struggle some patients have -- these things here, car seats. karin caifa has more. >> reporter: a new study finds parents can struggle with the hardware designed to install child safety seats. the institute evaluated

why the guardian angels were out in fairfield tonight. >> and back here in just ten minutes, live storm tracker 2 picking up rain showers that are headed our way. when they get here. >> and doyle drive coming down. when it'll be demolished and how you will be able to access the golden gate. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] . >>> a watery mess in oakland around 2:00 a.m. someone slammed a pick newspaper to a hydrant. this geyser followed. the chp was first on the scene and found the truck abandoned. it was towed. no word if the owner turned up to claim it. >>> a jump in crime including six homicide this year has prompted increased patrols in a city that's struggling dwindling resources. we are live in fairfield and said police didn't ask for the help but are happy for it. >> reporter: this is an area police call a crime hot bed for drugs and prostitution and

a group of guardian angels put on a similar group showing. this new group of volunteers calls itself the bay area street safety patrol and says it is here to fill a void >> i think it will be fabulous for the neighborhood because it shows that somebody is out here watching >> a week ago oakland police had more calls than they could handle and staffing issues were blamed. in 13 of the city's 35 beats there were no officers on patrol >> i open my arms and say welcome to the community >> even though he hires armed security guards to protect his businesses, he welcomes the unarmed volunteers >> i really don't think that they cannot do anything negative, it is all positive. >> but not everyone is a fan of the men and women in black. at an intersection this man jumped from his car to do a dance with negative connotations >> we usually don't try to be confrontational and once the light turned they got back in their car but they also saw that we are here >> no one believes a few off- duty security guards are a solution but many think it is a right st

picking up for the guardian angels left off the street patrol and and support any acts of his vigilante's time will tell. >>> in oakland robert lyles cbs five the city is making even harder these days to make a living and some business owners in the bill district the required to have paid $50. the city millions of dollars. we get a fun money anywhere even more economic strides. the new inspection fee is more about cost recovery and of the city does make a profit on. in court admitting he did it in explaining why was left to decide to travel trial of a man who says he killed more than 70 people in a single day. in one of the most elite groups in the country by the name of his face for actions of fraud what we know about the secret service agents being investigated for involvement with colombian prostitutes. and at this hour we currently have mostly cloudy skies of the city of san francisco then the days that will top off and 80s as eyewitness news' continues on the c. w.. ropes time, this summer youth camp. >>> is this, a person i saw him shoot and kill my friend sell its ferrier and the t

and metro police outside the zoo gates, even the guardian angels were brought in to help out. either because of all that security or perhaps despite it. nothing but smiles inside the zoo. smiles and a strong sense of tradition. >> this is where my grandmother's parents met in like 190-something. out of that, they have 12 kids. this is a tradition for our family. >> it's still going on. the zoo plans to stay open until 8:00 tonight. >>> firefighters are battling wild fires in five different counties in virginia. and so far, those fires have burned more than 1100 acres in the george washington jefferson national forest in western virginia. another wild fire has charred 50- acres and in page county, more than 600 acres have been burned. fire officials say the fires do not threaten any homes or buildings. however, several roads and trails in the forest have had to be have been closed. >> firefighters are not being helped out by strong winds. any chance they'll die out later tonight? >> not until after midnight, derek. right now, it's breezy. my hair is blowing all over. glad i put

even the guardian angels have been brought in to assist with security. >> some people just come out to look for trouble. so that's why we are here. >> did you have a lot of young people out here snatching phones and things like that? >> some of the people with children at today's events remember the violence from last year. >> i started not to come, because we were thinking something like that might happen again. we were here last year when it happened. >> today, all we could see were scores of people with children. anything out here scare you? >> the gorillas. >> me too. what about you? anything scare you? >> the gorillas mostly. >> good family, quality time. walk around, enjoy. and the weather is perfect. >> scores of local and out of town visitors enjoying the zoo today and the weather and the animals. >> what do you like best about the zoo? >> reptiles. >> tell me about today, why is it important? >> it cost me $98 on the metro to get here. >> 100-year-old tradition that visitors to the zoo and zoo officials are determined to keep in tact. >> this is where my grandmother's parents

have been getting a lot appalls >> they're not the volunteers to try, a few years ago a group of guardian angels put on a similar show of force. this new group calls itself the bay area street safety patrol and says it is here to fill a void >> i think it will be fabulous for the neighborhood because it shows that somebody is out here watching >> one week ago friday police had more calls than they could handle. staffing issues were blamed ranks of oakland cops have decreased by 25 percent down to 657. >> i say welcome to the community >> even though he hires armed security guards to protect his business he welcomes the unarmed volunteers >> i really don't think that they cannot do anything negative, it is all positive >> but not everyone is a fan. this man jumped from a car to do a dance with negative connotations. the volunteers took in stride >> we usually don't try to be confrontational. once the light turned they got back in their car but they also saw that we are here >> they don't think this is any solution but the volunteers say they hope to set an example and to encourage residents to ta

. >> he has a guardian angel somewhere.age. rumors are now flying about who is in and who is out. we've got it all covered later in "the skinny." that's the pattern with that show. stars get on there. they blow up, get a hit movie and say, i can make more money on the big screen and i'm out of there. >> or they get a talk show. >> you never know. path to stardom. >>> first, unraveling the complexities and causes of optimism. >> autism. >> what did i say? >> optimism. >> there's optimism that maybe we'll figure out what's actually behind it. >> nice save. >> that's what i meant to say. >> genetic researchers now say the age of the father may increase a child's risk for autism. abc's medical editor dr. richard besser has details. >> reporter: autism is one of medicine's greatest puzzles. another piece was found today about autistic children with dads older than 30. men like ray siegel. >> we first noticed something was going on with our son because he had a pretty large vocabulary. seltzer, taxi, bagel. and over a period of t

if you don't want to spend the money for that, consider bringing in the guardian angels. i know they might be controversial, but i think they do more good than bad. you might want to consider that issue. another thing i would like to suggest is no one is against the business. it's the location and i think the police have the stats to prove that even the current business climate is still high crime. i would like to make a final suggestion that in district 4 and district 7, there are plenty of vacancies, some maybe instead of locating and six straight, you could help district 4 in district 7 by locating their it is just a short ride for the customers to go out there and that would help district 4 in district 7. supervisor elsbernd: thank you. next speaker. >> i recently opened a gallery at 66 6 street across from where the club will be going in. this has been historically a bar and entertain a venue and has been a positive contributor to the red fabric. i would like to applaud the efforts of urban solutions who have come not to encourage new businesses to start there and th

camera so to keep us safe as we move around with in fallujah as follows close behind will be our guardian angel. this neighborhood is one of the hardest hit by the bombing half the buildings are in ruins not one wall has been spared by bullets. this former iraqi soldier was in the city during the american assault he lives just opposite this building totally destroyed. during the bombing he noticed suspicious explosions. just a little just after the bombing began the landscape changed going to see even the appearance of the sky chips the sky became kind of yellow it lasted for several days even the explosions were abnormal. now i'm a fighter i was an officer in the iraqi army under the old regime i thought for seven years in the war against iraq some parts of missiles i've seen a lot of them i know what i'm talking about. with these american bombs it was different they exploded and. they produced something abnormal something that i don't think i've ever seen before which obviously. the strange bomb that this resident refers to contain white phosphorus. chemical incendiary weapon often compared t

she may be displaced tonight but she's thankful her guardian angel came in the form of her teenage neighbor. >> i appreciate that. i love him for it, too. >> reporter: and fire investigators are still trying to figure out what caused this fire. that house is not fit to be in tonight. the segars is having a tough time figuring out which neighbor to spend the night with, because this neighborhood has poured out in support. everyone is offering her a warm place to stay tonight. now she's got to figure out which neighbor she'll take up on the offer. >> ken, thanks very much. >>> our other top story tonight, a group of armed thugs are on the loose in georgetown after two separate muggings in broad daylight. the first one took place around 1:00 today at the ser ren dip pie ti restaurant -- serendipity restaurant and another at 23rd street. one of the victims told 9 news now he and his coworker were sitting down when a man approached asking for a cigarette. a short time later the two men returned. one of the men pulled a gun and demanded their phones and wallets. the two suspects described as yout

working with them when we're trying to get out now material approval rating agencies such as the guardian angel turn to the b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive you know tremendously infrequently. and in a way which is against space and sometimes they can fail but it's going to and in some cases even against the contracts that we have going for those negotiations and you mention several specific at publications in china is that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've already thought out where it's right do you expect a level of criticism and i say why of course i mean it but those organizations like the new york times are going to have a roof just to work with but it's the problem that they were doing back in two thousand and ten although we do work we do in the us you know talking to me and drove us you know. in situations of problems with. assuming that you know they were very were tracked i mean just like they do. anything from petty competing the you know media organisations the reason the big story they always write a good story what sort of for

media perhaps this latest and unintended scoop shows how so-called liberal media outlets like the guardian angel york times are anything but demonstrating instead an intolerance those who don't play by their rules and no risk. just like you know julie who signs a second show is here on air again in the next show you know throughout the day today when he said to bring together two political extremes for some ideological fireworks you can also log on to the show as well as a sarge dot r.t. dot com to watch the program online if that suits you should you have it. president elect but in a putin has picked dmitri medvedev to replace him as the leader of the ruling united russia party put in takes over the country's top job than from the advent of in two weeks bringing us up to date on the story his art is ridiculous. he is going to step down from his post as the chairman of the united pressure and he proposed meeting with candidacy for that post that of course will happen after the inauguration which is to take place on the seventh of may of course the person who is going to be heading the united. to

guardian angels now travel and it is considered a crime hot spot.any are happy to see the guard yap angels. they want to make sure they don't interview with investigations. >>> well it is an alarm clock that is guaranteed to get you out of bed. you will not find a snooze button on the so called clock. it keeps buzzing thanks to a battery that takes over. paul says the only way to deaggravate the alarm is to get out of bed, walk to a wireless control panel and enter a key code. i would be throwing it across the room. >> your mind has to be working just to push the buttons off. >> i know i need that snooze pad, i love it, i need it, i like it. >> i have to be up, i am here at 4:30 for god sakes. let's go out and take a look at what we have. northbound 2:80, it is wet -- northbound on 280, it is wet and we have not reachedthis part but steve and i will be back. >>> the driver accused of the death of a bicyclist in concord, we will have the very latest details. >>> plus a pedestrian in concord, the new details we just uncovered

he wants to thank her for being his guardian angel, but he can't find the words to tell her. you know why? because there would be no movie. they slowly fall in love in the north carolina countryside and exchange dreamy looks. it is so easy and comfortable, it is like slipping into a pair of blue jeans and fuzzy slippers, if that's your thing. maybe zombies are your thing. so two stars for that. >> lots of rain coming up. if you want a movie to go see, that might be the one to see. if you would like to read all of max's reviews go to >> welcome back. in the grocery stores, we'll start at one that actually grows . >> you think we can eat different? >> we're just starting to pull in the first bloss onlies of the year. we'll drizzle a little truffle oil. >> what's the deal with that? >> truffle oil is grown underground. it has a unique flavor. kind of strong. making a mess. >> you can really eat these? >> absolutely. they have an oniony taste. we have a simple dish. >> as you look out of your back yard, they go on top of salads. they go well with lettuce. red onions. we have truf

. >> the first thing i thought of was, my guardian angel. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band..... ♪ ♪ an old man shared me fish stories... ♪ ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ ♪ she was in paris but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so where to next? ♪ ♪ >> the home owner's credit him with saving their lives. he says he is no hero. jennifer donelan is live with this story. >> we are inside the home right now. you can see this is an air vent. you can see all the damage. this is the ceiling. this was the kitchen and the and the basement. i meant the city worker/hero in the story. he is a humble man who did not want to speak with us on camera. how do you not stop two members -- had he not stopped two members of the family it may not be here. >> a fire devoured the rest of her home. it torched the house as she slept. >> we did not register what it was until i heard somebody banking on the door. >> that will occur up here in >> i picked up the phone because you never know who is betting on your

two years ago a group of guardian angels put on a similar show of force.s new group calls itself the bay area street safety patrol and says it is here to fill a void >> i think it would be fabulous for the neighborhood because it shows that somebody is out here watching >> a week ago friday oakland police had more calls than they could handle. staffing issues were blamed. ranks of oakland cops have decreased by 25% to 657. in 13 of the city's 35 beats there were no officers on patrol >> i say welcome to the community >> even though he hires armed security guards to protect his business he welcomes the unarmed volunteers >> i really don't think they can do anything negative, it is all positive. >> not everyone is a fan of the men and women in black. this man jumped from a car to do a dance with negative connotations. >> they usually don't try to be confrontational and once the light turned they got back in their car but they also saw that we are here >> no one believes this is the solution to the security problems but many think it is a step in the right di

two years ago a group of guardian angels put on a similar show of force. this new group of volunteers calls itself the bay area street safety patrol and says it is here to fill a void. >> i think it will be fabulous for the neighborhood because it shows someone is out here watching. >> a week ago they had more calls than they could handle. staffing issues were blamed. ranks of oakland police have decreased from 25% in 13 of the 35 because there were no officers on patrol >> i say welcome to the community >> even though he hires armed security guards to protect his businesses he welcomes the unarmed volunteers is >> i really don't think they can do anything negative, it is all positive. >> not everyone is a fan of them. this man jumped from a car to do a dance with negative connotations. >> they usually don't try to be confrontational. once the light turned they got back in their car but they also saw we're here >> no one believes this is the solution to the security problems but many think it is a step in the right direction of getting people involved in t

. >> a guardian angels announced they will steeple patrols in the city of fairfield. they say it's in response to several homicides in the area including the stabbing death of 19-year-old chana watson. they plan to start the patrol late tomorrow morning. >> christian around the world are preparing for the easter sunday. >> the pope preside over good friday services at the coliseum in rome. said to draw courage and strength from the suffering of jesus. the crux fiction wascrucifixion was swerved in the way of the cross. some here observed the last supper. the performance is in its 35th year. >> you get a chance to kind of have a front and center seat of what it was like two thousand years ago. i think it does that in a powerful way. >> producers say it is expected to draw 40,000 people over the weekend. the jewish holiday of pass over started at sun down. scores of people gathered at the community center in north berkeley for a traditional dinner. pass over marks the start of a eight day observation. >> coke may be off the menu because of the laws on toxic chemicals. t

. >> reporter: the guardian angels are acting to keep the peace, trying to diffuse problems before they become violent. >> this year's exciting, we have full, you know, four police officers, you know, everything and to be safe. >> reporter: many were upset to see the violence last year and take the attention away from the true message of family day. and hope last year's problems won't be repeated. >> i think of the same. you know, it takes away from the fun and you fill in safe at times. overall, i think that they have enough for the police and as well as other leaders in the community. >> reporter: everything is going fine here at the national zoo. in fact, i just talked to the zoo officials on the phone a few moments ago. no fights so far and they have had a couple of problems with kids getting lost from their parents. the good news, laura and shape, they have been reunited and everything is going just fine. >> very good. the good weather to boot. matt ackland, thank you. >>> do you want to know what the national law will look like in the future? check out a new display of the smithso

. >> a guardian angels announced they will steeple patrols in the city of fairfield. they say it's in response to several homicides in the area including the stabbing death of 19-year-old chana watson. they plan to start the patrol late tomorrow morning. >> christian around the world are preparing for the easter sunday. >> the pope preside over good friday services at the coliseum in rome. said to draw courage and strength from the suffering of jesus. the crux fiction wascrucifixion was swerved in the way of the cross. some here observed the last supper. the performance is in its 35th year. >> you get a chance to kind of have a front and center seat of what it was like two thousand years ago. i think it does that in a powerful way. >> producers say it is expected to draw 40,000 people over the weekend. the jewish holiday of pass over started at sun down. scores of people gathered at the community center in north berkeley for a traditional dinner. pass over marks the start of a eight day observation. >> coke may be off the menu because of the laws on toxic chemicals. t

immediately pleaded with melanie who was one of the arresting officers but at that point your guardian angel at least in your mind was. it is quite some strange but i had felt safe with her there at the scene, sort of an eternal presence that wouldn't allow things to get out of control. i shouted out to her. they don't have to do this. tell them. they don't have to do this. >> i had a job to go to that day. the union job had taught me and that is paying way more money than i was making from being an usher the dodgers stadium and all. they told me to be ready to go to work and so when i ran, i heard that and got a few beers and went over to my buddy's house and i didn't let them know i was going to be going to work. i didn't know how they would feel about that but it was all good and i went out with them and we were on our way over to where my dad used to take us fishing because i didn't want to be stuck in the same community where we were at where we grew up at, a couple of us. and so we started out over there and the highway patrol got on me and started chasing me in the car and so i saw, t

. >> reporter: the guardian angels are also helping to keep the peace trying to defuse problems before they become violent. >> this year we have more police officers and basically everything is gab to be say. >> reporter: many were up-- is going to be safe. >> reporter: many were upset to see the violence last year take the message away from the true message of family day and hope last year's problems won't be repeated. >> i think it's a shame because it takes away from found and you're feeling safe at times, but overall i think that they have enough presence of the police as well as other leaders in the community. >> reporter: it appears this added enforcement has helped here at the national zoo today. as of right around 5:00, zoo officials say they have had no issues, no violence, a few kids have gotten lost from their parents, but everyone has been reunited. at the national zoo matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> a community day in northwest d.c. to celebrate the restoration of a d.c. treasure. take a look. this is the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the reopening of the historic howard t

they are actively engaging trying to kill your guys, and so you're trying to see yourself as the guardian angel to protect the guys on the ground who are in danger, and you just have to dehumanize it and remove yourself from it otherwise you don't want to think, do they have a family, do they have a job? what have they done? you try, in your mind, think i want this guy, my guy, i want him to safely be able to go home. i'm going to take out this target to allow him to do that. >> host: where did you serve? >> guest: iraq. >> host: when? >> guest: i was over from the invasion in 2003. went back in 2004, and then i was attached to the marine corp. for the battle of fallujah, back to baghdad, and then on to habinia, a little on the street, and then i went back in 2006, spent time in the battle of rahmadi, and back in 2008, was sent out west, but then sent out a call for snipers to go to baghdad to secure the green zone. >> host: why did you leave the seals in 2009? >> guest: being a seal, it's extremely tough on your marriage. we have extremely high divorce rate. it was about 95% divorced, and my w

so you're trying to see yourself as a guardian angel to protect the guys on the ground who are in danger, and you just have to dehumanize it and remove yourself from it, otherwise you don't want to think about, you know, do they have a family, what's their job, and wh

so -- >> you have to rely on guardian angels like we saw. there's a problem here.e'll be right back. stay with us. >> announcer: abc's >>> during the president's stop in north carolina, he addressed a huge chapel hill crowd that focused on student loans. that makes you happy. >> my alma mate >> later he joined jimmy fallon for a slo jam of the biggest issues of the campaign. >> on july 1st of this year, the interest rates on stafford student loans, the same loans that many of you used to help pay for college are set to double. and that means some hard-working students will be paying about $1,000 extra just to get their education. so i've called on congress to prevent this from happening. what we said is simple. school more expensive for our young people. >> oh, yeah. you should listen to the president. or as i like to call him, the prezie of the united stesie. ♪ the right and left should join on this like kim and kanye ♪ >> the reason it's so important to keep down costs is so we keep college affordable. >> and the president knows his stuff, y'all. that's why they

so you're trying to see yourself as a guardian angel to protect the guys on the ground who are in danger, and you just have to dehumanize it and remove yourself from it, otherwise you don't want to think about, you know, do they have a family, what's their job, and what have they done. you're just trying to, in your mind, think i want this guy to be able to go home, my guy. i want him to safely be able to go home, so i'm going to take out this target to allow him to do that. >> host: where did you serve? >> guest: iraq. >> host: for -- when? >> guest: i was over for the invasion in '03, went back in '04 and then was attached to the marine corps for the battle of fallujah, sent back to baghdad and then on to has been knee ya -- habania, did a little bit for the elections and went back in the '06, i spent all that time in ramadi for the battle of ramadi, and went back again in '08, was sent out west, but then they sent out a call for seal snipers to come to baghdad and help secure the green zone by going into sadr city. >> host: chris kyle, why did you leave the seals in 2009? >> guest: be

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my predator, my killer whose sole job is to take other people's lives had to transform into a guardian angelm and one that i don't think he was really up into the book. >> so what you do for research for government hired agents? >> there is a little club in d.c. we have a few drinks and talk chop. >> the thing that was so interesting in the book by page 7 he already killed five people. >> yes. >> he took five people by page seven and went to dinner and felt really good about it. >> you have to be emotionless, i think. i went to ft. benning for a book i did last year and trained with some of the rangers. when your job is to take other people's lives, you have to sort of approach it as a professional and be emotionless about it. pull the trigger and move on to the next job. you think that sounds bad. but if that's your job, you can do it. and that's what will is. doesn't leave him the full individual. throughout the course of the book i try to take him from this into something better. >> he brings up a good point about your research. the skinny on you is that you do the research yourself. you

for me, my predator, my killer, whose sole job is to take other people's lives tushed into a guardian angelnd he wasn't up to but he grew into it. i love characters that transform. >> where do you go for research on government-hired hitmen. >> there's a little club in d.c., we have a few drinks, talk shop. >> no, but the thing that was so interesting, 24 the book by page 7 he had already killed five people. he killed five people by page 7, went to bed, went out to dinner and felt good about it. >> he had to be emotionless, i think. you know, i went down to ft. benning for a book i did last year with some of the rangers down there, and when your job is to take other people's lives, you have to sort of approach it as a professional and be emotionless about it, pull the trigger and move on to the next job. you think that sound draconian but if that's your job and you're trained to do it, human beings can accomplish that high level of professionalism. that's what will roby is. throughout the course of the book i try to take him from this into something better. >> charlie raised a good point abo