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00:57:01 TZ; Penny record: Children at one California school gathered over 8,000 pennies to break a world record. V; students, students creating a path made of pennies. 00:57:24

[CC] 00:28:20 Students in Southern California try to set a new Guinness World Record. Take a look at this, about 8.5 million pennies, forming a 100-mile-long chain. Thats about 85-thousand dollars. The money will go to a program called Think together which stands for, Teaching, Helping, Inspiring Nurturing Kids. The pennies were collected by some 35,000 students over six weeks. 00:31:20

[CC] 00:58:28 Students in Southern California try to set a new Guinness World Record. Take a look at this, about 8.5 million pennies, forming a 100-mile-long chain. Thats about 85-thousand dollars. The money will go to a program called Think together which stands for, Teaching, Helping, Inspiring Nurturing Kids. The pennies were collected by some 35,000 students over six weeks. 01:01:28

00:20:12 Students: Students are attempting to set a Guiness Book record in Fontana. V; Auto Club Speedway. I; Nason Gonzales, student, discusses the project. I; Randy Barth, says it will benefit students. Bob Banfield reporting. 00:22:48

00:52:18 TZ; Pennies: Fontana students attempt to line up a Guinness Book of World Record's largest line of pennies. V: Live in Fontana. V; Pennies on trays. V: Students. SB: Students talk about schools. V: Thinktogether.org banner. I; Nadia Flores, former student, talks about being assisted by Think Together officials. SI; Larry Tenney, director, Thinktogether.org, says the students brought in 14.6 million pennies. Bob Banfield reporting. 00:54:41

[CC] 00:18:34 we have been watching those kids set a World Record of Pennies around the Fontana racetrack. Meteorologist: can you believe that, the weather has been perfect. The live shot for you, I believe they want to give 100-miles of pennies, it will take 16 million? . . .. 00:21:34

00:25:49 Record: Students have set a world record in Fontana. V; Pennies at Fontana Speedway. 00:26:26

00:55:08 TZ; Pennies: Fast Lane at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana is full of pennies. V; Project to set Guinness World Record. 00:55:41

[CC] 00:31:28 The fast lane at the Auto Club Speedway is full of pennies. Millions of them. This is interesting. Students are trying to lay down a chain of pennies 100 miles long. Let's go live to the Kfrog Studios where the Frogmen Scott and Tommy are standing by. Is that akin to watching paint dry? It's going to depend on your perspective. Beauty in the eye of the beholders. It's a great story. Wednesday, yesterday, about 2,000 students from nearly 70 schools in the Inland Empire and across Southern California laid a chain of 8. 4 Million pennies on the racetrack there at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana. . . .. 00:34:28

00:46:57 Pennies: Hundreds of students from Orange Co. gathered at the Speedway in Fontana to create the longest continuous chain of pennies. V; Pennies. 00:47:22

00:56:40 TZ; Record: Students in Fontana in Orange County are trying to break the world record for the longest continuous chain of pennies. V; Speedway in Fontana. They laid down a 65 miles of pennies. V; Kids arranging pennies. 00:57:22

00:31:16 TZ; Breaking a record: Students in Fontana are trying to break a Guinness record by creating 100 mile long path made of pennies. V; children making penny path. 00:31:46

00:29:42 Pennies: Some younger students in southern CA tried to break another kind of record with pennies. They laid out about 8.5 million pennies. The goal there was to reach 100 miles long. They only went around the running track enough times for 70 miles. The money will end up going to a program called Think Together, a nonprofit program that provides free after-school care for students in at-risk communities. V; Pennies, students. 00:30:17

[CC] 00:29:58 Still to come, a world record attempt, how many miles of pennies students were able to lay across a field. 00:32:58

[CC] 00:33:36 Students in California were going after a world record today they are setting down pen to stretch the length of a hundred miles the idea put the pennies in shallow boxes of slots. The trays did not break the record of a hundred miles the kids collected 14. 6 Million penes to cover 70 miles and get this, they got all the pennies in a single day's effort at the race track. Interesting. A penny for your thoughts tonight. 00:36:36

[CC] 00:53:57 S ome students were trying to set a record for the longest string of pennies. They needed to cover 100 miles using the little coins. To do that they designed boxes with slots to hold the penchies. When added together, the boxes made up the miles. They made a penny string of 70 miles, but they collected 14. 6 Million pennies in the process, and I think that's worth, like, what, 50 cents? Hopefully it is going to charity. 00:56:57

00:31:42 About two thousand California student raised eighty four thousand dollars for an after school care programs. They laid sixty five miles of pennies on a racetrack in a bid to set a new world record ... 00:34:42

00:32:08 Pennies: Students in CA tried to break the world record for the longest string of pennies. Their 14.6 million pennies only stretched 70 miles, not the 100 miles needed. V; Pennies. 00:32:33

[CC] 01:00:19 Students in southern California were laying out millions of pennies in an attempt to set a world record. Take a look at this, it's about eight point five million pennies, to form a 100 mile long chain. The money equals about 85 thousand dollars, and it's going to a program called "Think" Together, or Teaching, Helping, Inspiring and Nurturing Kids Together. 01:03:19

[CC] 00:52:11 Students in Southern California were doing their best to break a record involving pennies and a race track. The hope was to cover 100-miles of track with pennies. The students collected 14-point-Six million pennies, and while that is a bunch, it only covered about 70-Miles of track and that did not break the world record. 00:55:11

[CC] 00:28:00 People are counting their pennies these days but not like this. Take a look. 100-mile chain made entirely of pennies. Some kids in Fontana California collected nearly 8 1/2 million pennies to making the chain. The money comes out to $85,000 in all. It will go to help a program offer free after school care for 200 elementary and middle school kids in the Los Angeles area. Penny chain took six weeks and 35,000 kids to do it. It is also a world record. Wow! That is really cool. I bet that is shiny. I know, right. 00:31:00

[CC] 00:27:48 People are counting their pennies these days but not like this. Take a look. 100-mile chain made entirely of pennies. Some kids in Fontana California collected nearly 8 1/2 million pennies to making the chain. The money comes out to $85,000 in all. It will go to help a program offer free after school care for 200 elementary and middle school kids in the Los Angeles area. 00:30:48

[CC] 00:59:07 Students in southern California were laying out millions of pennies in an attempt to set a world record. Take a look at this, about 8 and a half million pennies, to form a 100-mile-long chain. The money about 85-thousand will go to a program called Think Together. The non-profit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary schools... 01:02:07

[CC] 00:18:45 Some Southern California students attempting to set a world record, raised tens of thousand of dollars for a non-profit organization. Take a look at this, about 8-Point-5 million pennies, formed a pennies, formed a 100-mile-long chain. Around 35-Thousand students collected the pennies over a six-week period. The 85-thousand dollars raised will go to "Think Together" program. It provides free after-school care after-school care in low-income communities in four California counties. 00:21:45

[CC] 00:35:23 Students in one southern California city are aiming for the books. The record books, that is! Take a look at this, eight and a half million pennies, enough to form a 100-mile-long chain. The pennies were collected by some 35,000 students over six weeks. The money will go to a non-profit program that provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:38:23

[CC] 00:20:36 Students in one southern California city are aiming for the record books. Take a look at this, eight and a half million pennies, enough to form a 100-mile-long chain. The pennies were collected by some 35 thousand students oversix weeks. The money will go to a non-profit program that provides free after-school care for udents at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:23:36

[CC] 00:24:59 Students set a world record and raised some money at the same time. Take a look. About 35-thousand students collected these pennies, over six weeks. They were able to lay out 8-Point-5 million pennies, side by side, in one day. The chain was 65miles long, the old record was 43-miles. Students actually collected 14-Point-6 million pennies in total but didn't have enough time to lay them all out, if they had enough time, the chain would be about 176 miles. All of the pennies will go to a program in Southern California, that provides free after-school care for students in at-risk communities. 00:27:59

[CC] 00:10:07 Can you imagine 100 miles of pennies? A group of school kids decided they wanted to not just imagine it, but do it! Just how many lincoln heads it takes, in strange but true. 00:13:07

[CC] 00:29:04 Talk about penny power. Students in Southern California are laying out millions of pennies in an attempt to set a world record. Take a look at this about 8.5 million pennies, to form a 100-mile-long chain. The money about 85-thousand dollars will go to a program called "Think" together. The non-profit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities in four California counties. The pennies were collected by some 35,000 students over six weeks... 00:32:04

[CC] 00:54:41 Students in California were laying out millions of pennies in a world record attempt. They attempted to set 8. 5 Million pennies to make a 100-mile-long Chain. 00:57:41

[CC] 00:28:35 A record attempt made entirely out of copper. Students in Fontana California attempted to set a new world record by lining up 100 miles worth of pennies, but unfortunatley, they came up a bit short, they were string together 14. 6 Million however, able to manage to pennies which covered almost 70 miles, and they did it all, in a days work... 00:31:35

[CC] 00:19:24 100 Miles worth of pennies, we'll show you that today on news 12 midday... 00:22:24

[CC] 00:21:59 Students in Southern California tried to set a world recordwhile laying out millions of pennies and all for a good cause. Take a look at this-it's about 8. 5 Million pennies all forming a 100-mile-long chain. The money about 85-thousand dollars will go to a program called Think together. The non-profit program prides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in communities in four California counties. 00:24:59

[CC] 00:36:14 Students in Fontana, California are going after a world record. They're setting down pennies to stretch the length of a hundred miles. Hundreds of students from dozens of schools gathered to take part. They've constructed trays to lay the pennies in, and those trays line up and fit together to hopefully cover a hundred miles. It was all set up by Think-Together.org, which tutors students and helps them pursue higher education. 00:39:14

[CC] 00:58:59 Students in Fontana took time out of class to try to break a world record and they used pennies and a race track to do it. On Wednesday, students placed pennies in shallow boxes, then connected the boxes on a race track. The hope was to cover 100-Miles of track with pennies, thus capturing the world record. The students collected 14-point-six-million pennies and while that is a lot of copper, it only covered about 70-miles of track falling short of breaking the world record. 01:01:59

[CC] 00:57:39 Students in Fontana took time out of class to try to break a world record and they used pennies and a race track to do it. On Wednesday, students placed pennies in shallow boxes, then connected the boxes on a race the hope was to cover 100-Track. Miles of track with pennies, thus capturing the world record. The students collected 14-Point-six-million pennies and while that is a lot of copper, only covered about 70-miles of track falling short of breaking the world record. 01:00:39

[CC] 00:44:34 It's more about breaking records this morning. Students in California were doing their best to break a record and it involved pennies and a race track. The students placed pennies in shallow boxes, then connected the boxes and then started to lay them out on a race track. The hope was to cover 100-miles of track with pennies, thus capturing the world record. 00:47:34

[CC] 00:19:30 Students in fontana, California have been busy collecting pennies, to try and break a Guinness World Record. The students placed pennies in shallow boxes, then connected the boxes and started to lay them out on a race track. The hope was to cover 100-miles of track with pennies, thus capturing the world record. The students collected 14-point-six million pennies and while that is a lot of copper, it only covered about 70-miles of track and that did not break the world record. 00:22:30

[CC] 00:18:59 And students in Fontana, California were doing their best to break a different record and it involved pennies and a race track. The students placed pennies in shallow boxes, then connected the boxes and then started to lay them out on a race track. The hope was to cover 100-Miles of track with pennies, thus capturing the world record. The students were only able to collect enough pennies to cover about 70-miles of track and that did not break the world record. The organizer of this attempt says while she didn't break the world record, she did learn some much more valuable things in her education. "They helped me because the volunteers came in and really assisted me with the homework that I had, physics at that time, calculus. And then I developed mentoring relationships with the people there and they encouraged me to pursue higher education." It took 14-point-six-million pennies to cover 70 miles of track. 00:21:59

[CC] 00:18:16 Students in California fourteen-point-six-million collected about one-hundred-mile chain. Pennies to form a the students were trying to set a world record with the penny chain and help a school program at the same time. The pennies which were collected over six weeks were placed in fifty loops around the track. 00:21:16

[CC] 00:56:10 Students in Southern California are working hard, in hopes of setting a world record and helping a school program at the same time. Students placed about 8-and-a-half million pennies on a speedway track trying to set a world record with a 100-mile-long penny chain. The money, about 85-Thousand dollars, will go to a program called Think Together. The nonprofit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:59:10

[CC] 00:56:38 Students in Southern California are working hard, in hopes of setting a world record and helping a school program at the same time. Students placed about 8-and-a-half million pennies on a speedway track trying to set a world record with a 100-mile-long penny chain. The money, about 85-Thousand dollars, will go to a program called Think Together. The nonprofit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:59:38

[CC] 00:48:26 Students in Southern California are working hard, in hopes of setting a world record and helping a school program at the same time. Students placed about 8-and-a-half million pennies on a speedway track trying to set a world record with a 100-mile-long penny chain. The money, about 85-Thousand dollars, will go to a program called Think Together. The nonprofit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:51:26

[CC] 00:49:17 Students in Southern California are working hard, in hopes of setting a world record and helping a school program at the same time. Students placed about 8-and-a-half million pennies on a speedway track trying to set a world record with a 100-mile-long penny chain. The money, about 85-Thousand dollars, will go to a program called Think Together. The nonprofit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:52:17

[CC] 00:49:06 Students in Southern California are working hard, in hopes of setting a world record and helping a school program at the same time. Students placed about 8-and-a-half million pennies on a speedway track trying to set a world record with a 100-mile-long penny chain. The money, about 85-Thousand dollars, will go to a program called Think Together. The nonprofit program provides free after-school care for students at more than 200 elementary and middle schools in at-risk communities. 00:52:06