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>> both of my parents and my grandparents worked here and they both -- they knew a will the of people that died. >> shepard: 13-year-old patrick briscoe traveled with his family during spring break to the world trade center site where workers are laying cobble stones on the 9/11 memorial plaza. >> go for 10,000 pennies because i thought it would get me a small brick. >> shepard: 10,000 pennies, 100 bucks to dedicate one of those stones. they won't be marked but donors will be able to look up their location. >> little things that count. >> shepard: this quiet kid with a big heart as one teacher...

So i raised my goal to 500. and thousand that's passed 500 i'm going to raise it to 1,000. >> i thought that's pretty ambitious for a 13-year-old to be doing that when you think about it, he wasn't that old when this all happened on 9/11. to so re-to-reflect on a moment that happened 10 years ago i think that's pretty good. >> for all support his community has shown, briscoe is returning the favor saying he will dedicate his piece of the 9/11 memorial to new town. >> cobble stone will symbolize that newtown will be part of it and it will always be there. >> jon: shepard smith reporting there. ...

local police. they were on i 44 when the gunman opened fire with what looked like an ak 47. he was just shooting wildly out the window. and with police hot on his tail, he drove more than 30 miles to the university of missouri science and technology. witnesses reported him going into mcnutt hall there and officers locked down the campus. the drama kept on going. trace gallagher with the news live in our west coast news hub. trace, what happened next. >> well, john, police say he was still carrying that ak 47 while he was walking around that cleaning campus. they had it surrounded but...