the video and colton challenged me. of course i couldn't say no to him. >> officer marte says he's always found break dancing bringing people together and he's happy to be able to support colton during his treatments. very cool of the officer. >> good for him, right? fun. >> maybe they will have a second competition. >> maybe so. >>> coming up after the break, we're going to talk about mental health awareness, as a new film premiers tonight in san francisco. we'll be joined by the woman at the focus of the new documentary, about what more can be done to help those struggling with mental illness. >> plus, we are hearing from two u.s. army rangers as they make history. the four on 2 is back in just a bit. . >>> mental illness is one of those topics in our society that isn't well understood and because of that it's often stigmatized. >> premiering tonight at the roxy theater, the independent documentary called "pack up your sorrows," offering insight in what it's like to live with mental illness. today at 4:00, we take a d

but the officer says it's more about supporting colton and his family. >> it's a 24-hour commitment that they are giving to him. so to take a few hours out of my day, it really didn't mean much to me because i'm here to support the family and to support colton. >> officer marte said he and the police chief brought the boy some gifts, including police memorabilia. he plans on staying in touch with coltton and having more dance-offs in the future. >> so cute. good job. >>> more turf troubles at levi's stadium. >> reporter: the dallas cowboys are so concerned, they want to inspect the field when they get to town. what the 49ers have to say about that, coming up. >> and in 10 minutes, a military milestone. we introduce you to the first two women ever to graduate from the elite army rangers school. >> plus, made in the bay. watches that just tell time. who would have thought? what the company that makes them tells us about the secret to their success. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered

colton is battling a kind of cancer mostly affects kids under the age of five. called neuroblastoma. and colton has applied approach to beating it. he's 5 years old and he has cancer. that's ok the doctors tell me as super " soldiers and his blood and they will defeat the evil villain neuroblastoma. the syllabus so strong in between rounds of keep up. he polishes his break dancing and makes videos encouraging other kids with cancer. officers are following the journey and social media. inspired by the 33 lb case seems to be all muscle and heart. officer windigos a high hit. one of the nature he is in a be welcome. and see the happy faces' >> reporter: he didn't expect was this. a break dancing battle in the middle of the hospital. when put on the spot the officer showed no hesitation. "america's law was a kid here in the bay area." 25 >> reporter: contendere he's certainly brought it. "here and smile on the space" >> reporter: super heroes were all kind of uniform. some green some blue. >> reporter: 10 did have a tough day of trading today at ucsf is mom's a mess

. >> officer joseph mart had a dance off yesterday with 5-year-old colton gear.ng treated for aggressive form of cancer f.mart saw fundraising advertisement for him and decided to visit him on his day off. >> colt mom saw old video of me break dancing and i i congratulated him one offer his video that his mom posted and of course colton waste in order time in challenging me. and i couldn't resist. tickets family says interaction with the man in blue made everyone's day. >> i'll bet. very cool. >> friends and family of faith will gather at oakland lake merit tomorrow morning to raise money to help low income breast cancer patients. faith reporter at k tv u died in 2003 after long battle with the disease. if carolyn tyler was her friend and has been part of the non-profit friends of faith organization keeping her memory alive through helping others facing a similar challenge. >> she came together with a group of us in the media and said that she wanted us to do something to help women who had fewer resources than she had to deal with the disease. >> carolyn has bee

the police officer can break it down on the dance floor. 5-year-old colton gara challenged him to a danceff yesterday. the intoi battling uh -- the intoi battling aggressive nerve cancer. this afternoon he paid a special visit as well. that's sweet. >> really sweet. >> remembers that 70s movie "attack of the killer tomatoes"? this ball is a 250-pound piece of art that broke free and rolled down the street. the storm knocked it loose. you can see them trying to chase it down. they got uh hold of it a block away. it is now tied to a car to make sure it doesn't break free. >> as long as it doesn't take the car with it. >> remember that scene in indian ma jones where the ball chases harrison ford. >> it is coming over the top of him. i thought it was cool. it is moving art. it's alive. bring it to the people. >>> sports, it was not a little red ball, but it was a white ball that was a problem for the dodgers. while mad bum was in pittsburgh the dodgers were on the wrong end of history in houston.n. >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> it doesn't get much better th a co

the police officer can break it down on the dance floor. 5-year-old colton gara challenged him to a dancehe intoi battling uh -- the intoi battling aggressive nerve cancer. this afternoon he paid a special visit as well. that's sweet. >> really sweet. >> remembers that 70s movie "attack of the killer tomatoes"? this ball is a 250-pound piece of art that broke free and rolled down the street. the storm knocked it loose. you can see them trying to chase it down. they got uh hold of it a block away. it is now tied to a car to make sure it doesn't break free. >> as long as it doesn't take the car with it. >> remember that scene in indian ma jones where the ball chases harrison ford. >> it is coming over the top of him. i thought it was cool. it is moving art. it's alive. bring it to the people. >>> sports, it was not a little red ball, but it was a white ball that was a problem for the dodgers. while mad bum was in pittsburgh the dodgers were on the wrong end of history in houston. sports is next. brought to you by xfinity. >> it doesn't get much better than a combination of bumgarner going d

of course you can get the latest on the eagles win over the colton line at cbsphilly.com. just click on sport. it is coming. >> switching gears now, happening today, a court hearing for local mother charged with abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods, parlor scheduled for preliminary hearing on charges every attempted murder. authorities say, parlor abandoned her 21 year old son near her cobbs cobbs creek son t april, so she could visit her boyfriends in marylandment passerby found him several days later with only blanket and a bible. >> today marks 40 years since the deadly golf oil refinery fire, explosion right here if philadelphia. later this morning, mayor michael nutter and fire commissioner derrick sawyer will honor the eight philadelphia firemen killed in the blast. now, in addition to that, several wounded firefighters will speak about their experience in that explosion, donald trump expected to report for jury duty today in manhattan. imagine being part of that jury pool, right? a spokesperson for the republican presidential frontrunner says trump will be t

. >> reporter: colton ching is vice president for energy delivery at hawaiian electric company, or heco, as the utility is known. >> what was happening was that power, which normally flows from the grid to our customers, were now beginning to flow back into those substations. substations which were not 30, 40 years ago designed to operate in that manner. >> reporter: in addition, heco had a hard time measuring all that solar. >> right now, we don't know exactly how much power rooftop solar is producing, at any given moment. >> reporter: so you can't see at all what 10-12% of your customer base is producing? >> we cannot. we cannot see that. >> reporter: but while heco studied the problem, homeowners like carlton ho were left waiting. it had been a year-and-a-half that his system had sat unused. ho was left paying his regular electric bill: about $150 a month. plus another $240 a month in payments for the $23,000 solar panels he'd bought but couldn't use. >> hawaiian electric needs to and has taken steps to work with our customers to find solutions that works for them and works for the g

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he was at the baseball game when his dad had him in his back pack, little colton, down the shore withdad's working today but he's hanging out with us. so on the bikes, one of the great bike spots here. common, everybody pedal. come on, got a loft dead weight here, okay? >> behind jill i's arcades 12th and boardwalk. >> what would do, we will bike on over draw the winner, who wants to win maroon five tickets? >> everything that signed up today is eligible. what's your name? >> maria. >> maria -- maura, i'm sorry. maura, pick out one of those pieces of paper. somebody here will get a chance to go see maroon five. and the winner is john yost, john yost is going to see maroon five on the beach. guys, we got another winner, right back at the steaks? >> yes on myfoxphilly.com. bunch of people register. >> you ready? >> and diana you're also going to the maroon five concert in atlantic city. yeah, so we will be in contact with you and if you didn't win, don't worry everyone is automatically enters into a drawing to win 2vip tickets to the show, and we will announce that i guess next week. >>

five-year-old colton challenged him to a dance off thursday. is battling aggressive nerve cancer. the chief greg suhr heard about it and yesterday afternoon he paid a special visit as well >> it's like the attack of the killer tomatoes. this red ball on the left side of the screen is actually a 15-foot 250-pound piece of art that broke free and rolled down the street in toledo, ohio thursday. a storm knocked it lose. museum staff and bystanders tried to chase it down. they got a hold of it one block away. it's now tied up to a car to make sure it doesn't break free again. >>> happening odd, the oakland zoo is having a lion day following the killing in zimbabwe. visitors can learn more about the big cats through special interactive activities. the king of the beasts are the most eye could bic and popular animals in the world but less than 30,000 are left in all of africa due to habitat loss and human line contact. lion appreciation day is from 10 to 3 owe oakland zoo. a quake brought it down but not even movers and shakers can raise a much-neede

. >> rodney colton not the only one worked up over the long commute home. some drivers could not take the wait. others coming from connecticut trying to teak it easy. >> you have to like breath and say, you know, it could be worse. like we are health think. you got to be happy. reporter: trying to maintain a positive attitude in all of this. well, got off the phone with the spokesperson for the turnpike authority just a little while ago. he told me crews are still hard at work, buy to reonly the southbound lanes between midnight and early morning. he says they do hope to have everything reopened pie the rush hour commute tomorrow morning. live in secaucus, stacey delikat, pack to you. >> thank you. we'll check win joe beerman who is high above pit all. how is the backup look now? reporter: well, historic monumental delays of five hours to come down the turnpike from the if vense lom board dy service area down to lynn don. the parkway, 280. you had major delays. a little bit of optimism here to tell you. look, all the emergency equipment has left the southbo

colton is in california on our independence line.head. >> caller: hi, so i know that congress and the senate, you know, they like to talk to iran. they also don't like that iran is holding three american prisoners. so why don't they put their foot down and tell iran, we're not going to do this deal unless you release those prisoners? why haven't they taken the initiative on that? >> and of course congress, both the house and senate, will get their chance debating the resolution of disaproprovadisap. lead editorial today in "the washington post" talks about reaction to the president's comments on some of his critics. president obama made his final comments before the vacation at american university last week. "the washington post" editorial writers say the president has countered them, meaning the critics, with certitude anded a homonym attacks, the combined import of which there are no alternatives to his policy that support for the deal is an obvious call and that nearly anyone who suggests otherwise is motivated by politics or ideo

in:, california, on her independent line -- in colton, california. caller: hi. know that congress and the senate like to talk to iran. they also do not like that iran is holding three american prisoners. why don't they put their foot down and tell iran we are not going to do this deal unless they release the prisoners? host: congress in the house of the senate will get their chance debating the resolution of disapproval. lead editorial in "the washington post" talks about reaction to the president's comments on some of his critics. his finalobama made comments released before the vacation at american university last week. editorialngton post" says that the president has countered critics with servitude and ad hominem attacks. the combined import of which is that there are no alternatives to his policies that support for the deal isn't obvious call. -- is an obvious call. anyone who suggest otherwise is motivated by ideology. obama's rhetoric's reached his low point when he observed the deal the views of "the washington post" this point. love your views on who is

the next map i'd like to show you is a colton map. this is really during the republic time period. it's dated 1839 and you can see the different counties that have been set up certainly they are not the way they are today. again, this would have been hand colored well after the map would have been printed. it's by the general land off of the republic of texas. and it shows this progression of 1836. and then you really begin to see more dealing with the republic of texas time period. and, of course, that really lasts until 1845. next, i think what i pulled for you to take a look at was some early postcards of the waco suspension bridge. it was actually opened in 1870. and the suspension bridge was actualliability -- actually built before the brooklyn bridge. it actually changed waco. after the civil war waco was a relatively small town. it's in the center of state. but getting across the river was difficult. if the water was high, you certainly couldn't cross it. the only way you could get across it was with a small barge , so you had to be ferried across from one side and then ferr