Batkid

Now, I had Patricia Wilson, who was the executive director of the Greater Bay Area chapter of the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

She was on the show, and here's my chat with her just a few days before San Francisco became Gotham City for little Miles Scott, who on that day, was known as Bat Kid.

kid actually that kid will be here in san francisco now before we went to break i told you guys that we're going to transform san francisco into gotham city of course all of you are wondering how are we going to do that how else you wish it so we are all familiar with the make a wish foundation the greater barrier chapter is going to literally turn san francisco into gotham city what am i talking about well let's welcome patricia wilson the executive director of the greater barrier chapter of make a wish to the show welcome patricia

Oh, thank you.

Coming up, see how United Airlines is helping girls get a jumpstart in careers in the aviation industry.

And meet a young cancer patient who's helping the Cubs as an honorary Bat Kid.

Do you hear that? That sound, right? That means that summer's officially here.

It means that grown adults just sprint into the street for a frozen dessert shaped like a cartoon.

Students also got a close-up look at an aircraft and a de-icing truck and one of the massive tugs used to move planes.

A 10-year-old Cubs fan battling cancer marked his first time at Wrigley Field in a big way.

Eric Peterson served as an honorary Cubs bat kid during today's game against the Pirates.

The Advocate Children's Hospital patient got on-field access and spent time in the dugout during batting practice and met some Cubs players.