>> reporter: batkid!ay he won over san francisco and the world, tonight is one step closer to becoming in a documentary. >> so much in this world is so dark and depressing and we all just want a break from it. this film batkid begins will allow us to experience that forever. >> reporter: dana is the writer and director of "batkid begins." her team raised thousands of dollars above its goal the day before the deadline. >> it's real exciting to see that so many people came to for no other reason than just to make a little boy happy. >> reporter: she says the documentary will give us a closer look into miles scott's life before he became the big little superhero. >> i was excited to learn why this kid on this day in this city. >> reporter: donations are $10,000 to $10. hundreds of fans answering the call to help yet again. the day batkid saved san francisco, the make-a-wish foundation originally hoped 200 people would be here. but instead we got this, 25,000 people lining the streets, posters, bat signs, and

. >>> get ready to see the batkid on the big screen. >> filmmakers behind the batkid documentary exceeded100,000 goal to make the money and here is "batkid begins," the five-year-old miles scott battle with leukemia. officials are in shock over the amazing support, they have raised $105,000 already on a crowd had funding campaign beating their their goal $100,000 and goes to the batkid fund and home to launch in november, the anniversary of when san francisco, all of you, made his wish come true. >> i never had more excitement over a story than batkid. that was the biggest deal i have ever been part of. >> it touched everyone. >> everyone was excited and people from across the country. >> people love the positive stories. >> we have a little bit of good news for us for the ground but not great for the drought. >> more of a nuisance. we are not getting measurable rain. the winds are at 26 miles per hour and 10 miles per hour at oakland. the winds will set up this afternoon from 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 northwest at 15- to 25-miles per hour and along the northern part of san francisco bay and s

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miles scott won the hearts of san franciscans and the world as batkid last year.his wish after battling cancer for more than half his life. 25,000 people came to support him as he saved gotham city and now a documentary called batkid begins is in the works to "chronicle" scott's journey. >> so much in this world is so bad and we all just want a break. this film, batkid begins, will allow us to experience that forever. >> a "crowdfunding" campaign for the documentary has raised more than $105,000 online. the goal is $100,000. they beat that. the campaign ends today. >>> time now 6:53. another wildfire continues to burn near yosemite. coming up, finally some good news for exhausted homeowners and firefighters. >> and the possible ebola case at a northern california hospital. where that patient is this morning and what health officials are saying about the risks to the public. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. protestors took to the stres of ferguson,

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. >> proceeds go to the batkid fund and hope to launch in november.he anniversary when san francisco made batkid's wish. >> it is universal love story. >> it was a unique event that happens once if a lifetime. it was incredible. >> we were glued to the monitors. a lot of great pictures and video. >>> the positive thing about what is happening this morning? >> spin it, mike, give us your best politician. >> i got my windshield cleaners. 28 miles per hour is our wind at forward and 3,000' marine layer this morning so it is deep. it is full of moisture. it will be breezy this afternoon. north of the bay beige and east golden gate bridge through the delta commune, 1:00 o'clock to 9:00, the ferry ride, the boat ride, the sailboat, whatever, the bay is choppy. the winds are 15- to 25-knots not so calm. check out the golden gate bridge looking quiet and cooler than average today is just like yesterday. clouds. drizzle. we we will modify the air mass with the warm and dry side. the cloud cover shows the north bay takes longer there for the clouds to erase and

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as batkid. a new document tree shows how they cast made it all happen.m mountain view, california. great topic here, great subject. i remember from last november 15, a saturday last fall in san francisco. can you give us a sense why the town rallied around this five-year-old boy fighting leukemia? >> i think everybody feels kind of like you feel, the best story of the day. san francisco is pretty whimsical and creative, i think everybody wanted to have a sense of goodness for a day, dropping everything they were doing to do so. the make-a-wish foundation with the organization that planned it, they wanted to under people to show up, 25,000 people showed up. bill: that is so cool. the decision for the movie was after the parade after you realize how much video was out there. >> i was not actually there that day, but when colleagues of mine were talking about it, i thought to myself what an amazing thing to be able to work on something so positive for the next year is a dream come true for me. bill: his name is miles scott, five, leukemia is in remission, w

batkid will make his film debut in an upcoming documentary. mom, natalie scott, who gives us an update, read that on our rundown. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, we'll report on the california farmers digging deep to combat a historic drought by i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> charles schwab, proud supporter of the "pbs newshour." >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. caption