david culver caught up with maura. >> reporter: maura could the bly give tours through t w schar cancer institute fairfax hospital. >> this is the spa area. >> reporter: as a patient, she's already spent hours here. 92 this place is phenomenal. >> reporter: her upbeat attitude something we noticed in 2017, then when maura was first diagnosed with stage 4 colonca er her battle beginning shortly before christmas, a holiday when many hear her voice. ♪ >> reporter: maura pushed through that christmas eve and the past one and the cancer briefly backed down untilhis past march. >> the mr icon firmed that it came back.ti >> i sll believe she's in a better positn than when we first met her. >> reporter: dr. cannon leads rher cance fighting team. >> she's so funny she's to the most popular here, more than me. >> reporter: and we st t as we finished this interview. >> i had to sneak over and give him a hug because this guys my hope and because he's 6'7" i always look up to him. >> she has an intense o sense humor wonderful, infectious. >> rep pket kws behi tor sr:dyan humor her dear friend, maura

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. >> reporter: it's been about a year and a half since we troduced you to maura sullivan, when she embarkedn her battle against cancer.du ring that time it had seen some successes and more recently setbacks. she started treatments here again at the cancer institute, schar, at fairfax hospital. she brought her joy to a very difficult process. hope. nothing but yeah. i feel great. you run into little speed bumps through life. everybody does. >> reporter: tonig we'll bring you an update on her condition and share how the community is rallying around her with an incredible amount of support. news at 6. david culver, news4. ha t you, david. >>> we are in the community with the unie way to feed locales familin need. how your toll dollars are helping wit that effort. plus, american families are setting a new record. cdc says this isn't necessarily a good one. >> who is ready for warm air. it will be hot next week and heat making its way our way in just a minute. this is not a bed. it's a re. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses yourllovement, and au

but they are keeping reports about her health private right now, although keeping in touch with al mauraad this to say after the game. >> just praying. i am speechless, at a loss of words. god willing i will be able to have a relationship with this little girl for the rest of my life. that is all i can really do. >> another reminder, these guys are not robots. hoping to have a relationship with her for a long time to come. meanwhile in golf news, remember the event back in dublin ohio. they have it every year, the memorial tournament. here we go. tiger woods always in focus. five back of the leader. here he is at the par three. set himself up nicely for a birdie on the way to a round of 70. he is in contention, as is jordan spieth. look at this, uphill, finishes six under. nails it for the party. ryan moore is your leader after seven under 65. ryan moore, no one predicted he would be the leader, because he wasn't even on camera today. shot of the day, ryan o'toole with a beautiful shot for a birdie. but the leader is from japan, shooting the lowest round ever for a first time competitor

>>the end of this summer or thereabouts cut force maura kelly was there company explains what makes that. >>holding signs reading displacement is no laughing matter. comedians on the steps of city hall got serious when speaking about the importance of the punch lines, including stand-up comic and tv host to w come out belle it is important legendary things happen have happened there over the years you want the place to be there because it helps to find the cultures city it also is a very public place that says the arts are important in a season is losing people who do not have the deep pockets of places like the punchline. >>we need to prioritize the arts, especially in this time with everything is going in america dave chappelle who's playing 3 sold-out shows they're starting tonight. >>called secret ground it we like burning down the loo. >>or selling the move to somebody and it is it's beautiful art is going up in the city. you can't just put it in another room at rooms special. i don't feel like will be much to save it. it's not a matter of money, but i don't know what i don't know w

officers were able to track down the suspects and the surrounding area and arrested juan flores and maura and as well though to from oakland. police believe that the suspects may be tied to a series of similar break-ins that have been occurring along el camino. >>santa clara county's sanctuary policy is back in the spotlight amid a proposal from the board of supervisors to consider some changes. the supervisors called for a review of its sanctuary policy after the february killing a 59 year-old bambi larson of san jose the acute they accused murderer is 24 year-old carlos he's an undocumented man who was released from jail despite numerous to test a request from ice critics of the current policy say refusing to notify ice when certain inmates are released represents a threat to the general public. what could chan about notifying eyes. >>in cases where there are very serious violent solondz who are about to be released. also happen to be undocumented. >>san jose police the sheriff and district attorney of also called for changing the detention policy but immigrant rights groups, including

maura regan runs the ten—school academy of which carmel is part.l, they were penalised, if they could not get to the canteen, they could not spend their money and as a consequence it was lost again. so we doubly penalised them. it's become apparent in the north—east that there are several schools where pupils are missing out. together with the charity citizens uk, regan and carmel are launching a national campaign to raise awareness. local community leaders have lent their support. i don't think it would take much to change the system, because it is a relatively small change, person by person. what it will take is many people working together to sort out where the change goes and how best we can actually give it back to young people. because in some places, it goes to the school, in other places, it goes to the provider. in some places, it is somehow part of the local authority funding in a way i don't quite understand. the department for education wants to send a message to heads and governors who have the power to make the change. we want them to

maura regan runs the academy. when she found out this was happening she was horrified.re are several schools where students are missing out in the north—east. together with the charity citizens uk they are launching a national campaign to raise awareness. local community leaders have lent their support. i don't think it would take much to change the system because it is a relatively small change person by person. what it will take as many people working together to sort out where the change goes and how best we can actually give it back to young people because in some places it goes to the school, in other places it goes to the provider, in some places it is part of local authority funding. they want to send a message to heads of governments who have the power to make a change. we want them to look at best examples of delivery and see if they can do the same thing. ultimately it is in all of our interests to make sure that those children do not miss out on a healthy meal. still to come this morning we are discussing creativity. this is why we have a lovely screen behind