aidan, his 6-year-old brother, who seems to be unaffected by this punch.tching because conner's reaction is priceless. >> you can't hit people because you want pancakes. >> but i need some. >> you can't hit people because you don't get pancakes. >> i need some. >> dad doesn't seem to understand the severity of this pancake need. >> you can't do that. he's being good. you punched him in the head because you didn't get pancakes. >> but he's being good. and i need pancakes. >> he needed his brother to be bad? it seems to have made sense in conner's mind. >> to find out what was going on, we have dad jonathan, 6-year-old brother aidan and little 3-year-old conner via skype from illinois "right this minute." welcome to the show, you guys. conner, my first question is for you. why did you punch your brother because you wanted pancakes? >> because i had to have pancakes. >> hasn't changed. >> we were driving along and all of a sudden i hear a loud smack and i look back and i caught it right out of the corner of my eye him punching him in the head. i decided to ca

with his camera, aidan mcgoll film what happens next. close-range shooting. >> once i was past the pay phone, six feet or so, he turned and fired. [ gunshot ] >> i hear this pop, and upon it's almost like a firecracker. >> i turned around, i recognized gary at that point because he was facing me. >> barnett's disbelief can be heard in the footage. >> gary! why, gary? why? >> the film shows i said "why?" he's got a house full of children, and now he's going to spend the rest of his life in a penitentiary. who's going to take care of your kids? i've known gary since high school. laid-back. last person in the world you'd think would be aggressive. >> aidan mcgoll, the camera man and now assistant district attorney -- >> i follow jeff who is all of a sudden falling, his body is completely limp. and he turns his head. i could see coming out of his right ear blood. and as i pan up with my camera, i can see gary plauche standing there. and almost immediately the two officers who was escorting jeff doucet pounce upon him. >> i turned and got the

. >> zach was eating lunch outside his friend, aidan started choking.boy ran to get help, zach jumped into action. >> i started to do like this, and this. and i went behind him and started doing the heimlich. you put your hands together and push on the stomach. chunks started to come out of his mouth. he said he did what anyone would do and wanted to be a good friend. >> we'll be right back with a list of what's happening in the bay area this weekend. chris, eo pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys might actually haveh o. to each other? we do it all the time. i like it. should we? no. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more, visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> looking for something to do? >> a look at what is going on where you live. >> from funnel cakes to concerts, the san mateo county fair opens this s

we're in a different league now, aidan. just be onboard for once.

. >> aidan. >> and can't afford to play baseball. >> it gets money and baseball equipment for kids whoto buy it. >> reporter: he pick it because he loves to play, for danny and hanna the choice was personal. >> my mom and my grandmother are both survivors of breast cancer. >> reporter: danny and hanna raised over $1,000. >> so glad you got to do that help your buddy. >> yes. >> reporter: kids are asked to state a goal, then find a way to raise the money, all on their own. >> they do it in such creative ways earning money through you chores, baby-sitting, raking lawns all the way through to having a yard sale. >> it is really important to me and i really like to swim. >> reporter: how did you raise the money. >> i asked to pledge a certain amount of money for every lap i swim. >> reporter: how many lapse did you win. >> 1,000 you 400. >> reporter: what? >> as they start to raise pennies and dollars some women raised an incredible amount of money and they realize minimal effort they put in can make a huge different. >> reporter: in five years kids in mrs. gilbert's classes have raised mo

aidan maddox.e's an i.t. specialist. she says that getting dressed up gives her more confidence so that this new look will be, of course, a welcome change. this is her third trip to manhattan, and this southern, otherwise known as texas gal, says she's beyond excited for this once in a lifetime opportunity. let's see her story. >> well, this was a surprise for diane. we literally ambushed you on the plaza. what do you think about all of this? >> i think it's very exciting. i wasn't expecting it at all, but, you know what, i'm up for a new look. totally new hair and everything would be great. >> we like that. we do do whatever we want. >> almost, yes. i don't want a boy cut or anything like that, but -- pretty much anything. >> we're excited to have you. >> thank you so much. >> okay. she's here with her three cousins, megan, raise your hand. kevin, and brady. don't take off your eye mask yet, but diana, come out now. >> here's the before picture. >> come on, girl. >> come on out. ♪ >> okay. take of