daniel? i bet it's delicious. thank you for joining us. milton, borowy, what is it like to see so many celebrate your son's life. >> it's a wonderful community as they showed in their support of danny to begin with. now the support continues. i'm glad we get a chance to help support those that supported us, you know, and give back to the hospitals and the red cross and help with the support. anybody that's in the out there come out and give some blood. >> reporter: we should mention, the emergency from the american red cross they need several units. that's why people are lined up to do the same, not only to celebrate daniel but to celebrate others. >> it's a part of something that goes on. for those of us that are able to, giving blood is a great idea. danny did need that. without programs like that, obviously, he would not be here today. >> reporter: this is your first time coming inside the cafeteria. what's the feeling? >> it's still a very eerie feeling. it is the first time i've been here. eerie is the only way to describe it. but, you know, we're h

. >>> now to daniel borowy. the teen was shot in the perry hall high school cafeteria on the first day of school. >> now the young man is focused on giving back. we have more on what's happening tonight and how you can help. >> so far, guys, 50 people have moved through the blood drive here at perry hall high school. the american red cross said one union net of blood can save three lives. we're hear to save lives and celebrate the life of daniel borowy. he was is the and critically injured on the first day of school. joining us is teeingen rice and her father who gave blood. how do you feel? >> a little light-headed but happy that i did it because it's done for a good cause. >> reporter: we have seen daniel come here for the blood drive. you said you're hear for another reason. >> my aunt had to have a blood transfusion. so i feel like it's for her, too. >> reporter: your dad wanted to be here for the first time. you said you've been here many times. >> i wanted to be here with my daughter for her first time. >>

15 year old robert gladden brought a shotgun to school and fired it in the cafeteria wounding daniel borowy. his wounds, as physical as the communities were emotional. >> we thought we would be safe at school. you get on the bus, go to school, come home. now, something like this happens, it alarms you. >> reporter: as it did that day and continues to. while shootings in schools are rare the opportunity is not. abc2news compiled data from the last decade. out of school suspensions from 2001 to 2002 school year through 2010-2011, 117 students were suspended for firearms throughout the area, which includes all seven school districts. an average of 15 a year. >> you would like to see zero for every year in all of these jurisdictions but we don't the. >> reporter: dr. daniel webster, the director for gun policy at the school of public health, says firearm suspensions happen more often than people know. to get the number to zero will not happen overnight. he recent he released a study called "the case for gun policy reform in america" that calls for gun restrictions to high risk groups, specifica

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. >> daniel borowy returned to the scene of the shooting to oppose state blood drive.more than 60 people signed up to donate blood. it was their way of giving back to shock trauma and the american red cross. >> if we get a chance to support the hospital and give back to those who of helped us, we're more than happy to, right, dan? >> daniel return to class at perry hall high school last week. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. let's bring you up tod date. we have closures along charles street between north avenue and 21st street. delays forming on the west side from liberty down towards edmondson, 28 miles per hour on the outer loop. looking good on 95 towards the white marsh region. no delays at the harbor tunnel. the fort mchenry checks out ok. here's a quick, live look at traffic. an update on 83 at padonia road. southbound traffic looks a little heavier. the j.f.x. without delay it down towards 28th street. a nice start at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is the latest on traffic