April 21st, 2013
Son vows to live up to fallen firefighter’s legacy
When the West, Texas, fertilizer facility exploded last week, off-duty Dallas fire captain Kenny Harris rushed to help. He perished in the effort, leaving behind a wife and three adult children, one a firefighter himself. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports.
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