And this will make you smile today. You couldn't ask for a better rescue team. Check it out. Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez posted this picture of a family of Taekwondo instructors who knew what to do to help a stranger. Now, the sheriff says a woman was screaming for help. So they sprang into action. Steven go and walks us through what happened. Stand up. All families fight. Oh, it's true. Hey, horseback says, but for the, ah, family, it's a way of life and the family business. I mean, he's my, everything I started when I was four. Still, this family couldn't have imagined just how important their years of Taekwondo training would be until yesterday when the aunts were coming back from a late lunch around 4 p.m. 20 year old Simon says he heard screams at the cricket wireless store next door in the second scream. We knew it was like a cry for help. When they opened the doors. 22 year old Hannah says they saw something horrible and they saw a man up of a woman and the woman is on the ground. Ok? After that, it only took a moment for their dad, Grandmaster Han on to jump in. He grabbed the suspect and took him down and he just, he just kept him in the corner. He just kept pushing down automatic self defense, automatic Te Kwon Do style Simon and his brother, 18 year old Christian also stepped in to help while Hannah and her mom Hong took the woman back to their dojo making sure that she's ok because she needed that after that experience. According to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, when deputies arrived, that suspect identified as 19 year old Alex Robinson was still pinned to the floor. He was clawing his way out. He bit my dad back at the dojo Grandmaster. Ha didn't seem too rattled by any of it. Of course, I'm very proud of my family, his family just grateful they tell me to have been in the right place at the right time when it comes to being called heroes. I think everybody is calling us that, but still I think anybody can do it the right place at the right time in the big heart to help while the suspect was charged with sexual assault, his bond was set at $100,000. Ryan.
