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Hold the food. the mother said no. that's when a woman standing behind her, stepped in too. buying her groceries. the grateful mother writing an open letter to the good samaritan, that $17.38 may not have been a lot to you it was priceless to us. writing in the car, my kids couldn't stop gushing abut you our angel in disguise. back in sioux falls after that angel reached for her purse there is a grateful mother who told us she one day plans to pay it forward too. david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is awesome. she has done it before, actually. much smaller scale. she paid for a woman behin...

Samaritan, that $17.38 may not have been a lot to you it was priceless to us. writing in the car, my kids couldn't stop gushing abut you our angel in disguise. back in sioux falls after that angel reached for her purse there is a grateful mother who told us she one day plans to pay it forward too. david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is awesome. she has done it before, actually. much smaller scale. she paid for a woman behind her in the fast food checkout line. which is just terrific. >> a retired march of dimes worker. director, in fact. so she cares about kids a lot. you can tell. i love ...

The red areas are the highest risk. and we can see them, out near the san andreas fault on the west coast, here's a map of the 104 active nuclear power plants oversetting that in our country. they're mostly in the eastern half of the country. and here are those two maps together, showing the quake-prone areas and the plants themselves. have we been careful to array our plants away from the earthquake zones? >> no, we have not. for example, the san onofre nuclear power plant in california is only built to withstand a 7.0 earthquake. the san francisco earthquake of 1906 was a 7.38 earthquake. th...

Even more. >> congressman, let's take a look at a map that shows the risky earthquake areas in our country. the red areas are the highest risk. and we can see them, out near the san andreas fault on the west coast, here's a map of the 104 active nuclear power plants oversetting that in our country. they're mostly in the eastern half of the country. and here are those two maps together, showing the quake-prone areas and the plants themselves. have we been careful to array our plants away from the earthquake zones? >> no, we have not. for example, the san onofre nuclear power plant in california...