the catholic charities building will be filled with the existing catholic charities residents and income qualifying pre dda and the post dd a-list and then the general. >> we will help you here. let's develop the decision-making graph. it's great. where we say if this condition here, because what i'm hearing and again, someone is already on financing and it's already financed based on the criteria going in that that's why. we will have to translate and make this less cumbersome so that in the implementation we know basically where it goes and what we're doing. everything is implementation. i would still love to see the graphic and we can put some diagrams where everybody is transparent. if this happens, then what and all that and it's also great so that everyone is on the same page when we go about implementing this so that you know, we can -- the pre dda from what you said are the highest priority in all of this so we are meeting the primary obligation but then also, accommodating this new requirement that even the city has all along a source to have dis quantified them to make sure it

catholic charities of san jose is helping the homeless establish residency. this window at the diocese is where hundreds of homeless residents get the mail. it can be a major factor in finding permanent housing. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume, your application for employment. >> the work being done in san jose is becoming a national model. new york is trying to mimic what the catholic charities have done to help the homeless. catch the full report tomorrow at 11:00. >>> coming up next, dozens of mustaches had to go today, but it was all for a good cause and we will explain. on the you. >>> up next on game day, the same result for both the 49ers and raiders, but that's where the similarities end. the 49ers show fight. >> we definitely had our shot. >> and the raiders didn't show much at all. >> a lot of football, but strang sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you.

catholic charities hoping the -- helping the homeless establish residency. this could be a major factor in finding permanent housing. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume, it is what you put on your application for employment. >> we work in san jose becoming a national model, new york is trying to mimic what the catholic charities have done to help the homeless. you can catch the full report tonight at 11 pm. >> shocking new surveillance footage from new orleans french quarter, a sudden burst of gunfire creating panic in the packed street. >> it is a home movie made for hollywood. a dad has his go pro rolling as his surfing son is sideswiped by a shark. >> coming up all new at 6 pm a robbery turns into a modified at the bay street shopping center. the chp officer who end up violently being assaulted. >> meet the women behind hip- hop food, the charities serving up meals to the community they know and love. >> tomorrow morning on kpix5 news, expect more. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any down

catholic charities of santa clara serves as the permanent address for nearly 1000 people in chart county. about 150 people visit this window each day to pick up their mail. that stable address leads people apply for jobs and start to break the cycle of homelessness. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume. it is what you put on your application for employment. >> sharon miller started the mail service 30 years ago. in addition to a mailbox, the charity offers free health care, food, toiletries and job placements. she says that every week, 15 new people register for mail services and she helps about 10 people find permanent housing. >> i never felt so close to god until i looked into the eyes of those people and spoke with them, realizing they were no different. >> and word about the window is spreading. homeless advocates in new york city even reached out to the santa clara charity to start a mail service for the homeless in manhattan. if you have a story, send it to us at project home at cbs.com. >>> one way to help neighbors in need is through a food for families drive. juliet

we have been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been amazing. >> i love my daddy wow. i,. >> i-my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. just too much. >> that is it, we are done. michael was one of the 36 children in the area celebrating his adoption yesterday. it was a part of the 23rd annual adoption day in kent county, michigan. >>> we are hearing about four to five inches of rain, a lot of customers are gearing up for that. >> a new storm system moving into the bay area, pushing many people to get ready for flooding. . >>> i'll sleep better tonight, knowing those people responsible have been arrested. >> there is a sense of relief in the east bay city of lafayette. police captured suspected home invaders who terrorized that community. we'll bring you the very latest. . >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2". i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. today we are talking about rain, and some fog this morning. off to a dry start. tran sessioning to wet weather. it looks like it will hit us in time for the afternoon and evening drive. no fog

we've been working with catholic charities and the worker there's have be workers there have been amazingnd i love my daddy. >> wow. >> his little outfit. >> his little personality. his smile. >> he's a star. >> he is a star. >> michael is one of 36 kids who got to finalize their adoptions yesterday. it's part of an adoption day that the county holds every year. >> most of the time when you're in court it's not that happy. we got to take it while we can. >> i can't stop smiling. >> i know. >> that just filled my heart, like when the grinch's heart grows. i felt that. all right. let's talk about unfortunately -- coming back to some things that are concerning. hydroplaning, high probable for that. debris flows, mud slides, high. downed trees, power lines also high and standing water high. winds are out of the south. that's why it's so mild and humid. winds are going due south to north, across our east/west bridges it will be most dicey. you can see overnight they're pretty steady and strong. here comes the secondary push of heavier rain tomorrow. you can see the winds with t once it passes

floor at catholic charities of santa clara county, this is a affectionately known as the window. >> we'll see around 150 people a day. >> reporter: outside it's a window of opportunity. nearly 1,000 of santa clara county's homeless list this as their permanent address. >> i would say having a mailing address is taken for granted. >> reporter: sherry miller started a homeless mail service 30 years ago through the cathedral, but as the homeless population has grown to more than 9,000 in san jose, word has spread about this service. the window, opened in february, has a line around the block every single day. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume, it's what you put on your application for employment. >> reporter: it's much more than a mailbox. they offer free health care, food, toiletries, and job placement. they register 16 new people for mail services a week and help 10 people find permanent housing. bryan is helping be next. he said simply having an address making looking for work less awkward. >> for a job application. i never felt so close to god until i looked into the eyes o

it receives no funding from the catholic charities it has to pay its own way and there are all the risks. right now its main problem is a staff shortage. why does hope we don't have as many young sisters as we would like. 10 of the 27 nuns here a movement 80 years old and there's only one novice in training nance don't pay into the state pension fund so they don't qualify for an old age pension. the idea has always been that the younger sisters support the older ones to some extent. now that the ratio of older to younger sisters is so high it's becoming difficult. almost all or older sisters don't get a pension. so we reflect the situation the german pension system as a whole finds itself in one isn't it as. solidarity is the foundation of this monastic community members support each other . 2 sisters teach theology at universities their pay flows into the communal coffers. the salaries make up the bulk of the abbe's income right now but the teaching jobs are for limited terms the abbey invests the money it does have to try to make its fortune grow the sister. in charge of finances it's

it's here that he first worked for the catholic charity.. it's also here that we're hearing whispers of possible new victims. finally, a breakthrough. at the local displace camp on the out skirts of town. they agree to speak to us. >> do you know who this man is? >> luke. >> he became your friend? what happened? >> it's clear he is too upset to talk much more. so we asked his father if he can explain what happened. >> what did father luke do? >> that was clearly really tough. for both of them. we have to show them this picture. we had to know that the man that he says abused him is father luke. what happened in there clearly came at such great cost for both of them. it was something that they told us again and again they needed to do because justice is not easy to get up here. we leave. it's time to track down father luke. this is capitol of the central african republic. we have traveled here from the north. the charity headquarters is here. sunday, we get an early morning wake up call. our contacts are telling us he regularly celebrates ma

we've been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been amazing. >> i love my daddy >> love my daddy so much. >> yesterday's event marked kent county's 23rd annual adoption day. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with former new york city mayor mike bloomberg in his first television interview since joining the presidential race. . and the filter captures 99% of dog and cat allergens. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™. save it slimeball.onstrating i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on

. >> reporter: at catholic charities of santa clara county. this is affectionately known as the window. >> we will see around 150 people a day. >> reporter: outside, it is a window of opportunity, nearly 1000 of the homeless list this as their permanent address. >> having a mailing address is taken for granted. >> reporter: sharon miller started a homeless mail service 30 years ago through the cathedral. so that the homeless pump but the homeless population has grown to more than 9000 in san jose, word has spread about the service. the window opened in february and has a line around the block every single day. >> a stable address is what you put on a resume. it is what you put on your application for employment. >> reporter: it is much more than a mailbox. they offer free healthcare, food, toiletries, and job placement. sharon says she registers 15 new people for mail services a week. and helps about 10 people find permanent housing weekly. >> brian mccreary is hoping that he will be next. >> said simply having an address makes looking for wor

. >> this is apsley amazing, with working with catholic charities and this is been amazing. >> i lovei love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much, this is just too much. >> michael is one of the 36 children in the area to be adopted this way, congrats to all those kids and their new parents. and that's how fox reports this saturday december 7th see her tomorrow. >> hello america i mark levan and this is life liberty and levin. it's an honor to have doctor david with us. how are you. >> i'm just fine thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming away from parikh paris to our little place. i want to talk today with you, your uniquely qualified to do this.

may be why they want to force the catholic charities to fund's birth control and catholic hospitals to perform abortions. it's why they spend a decade crusading, hassling chick-fil-a because they donated to a handful of traditional christian charities they thought were immoral. just leave them alone. they truly hate traditional christianity. it's why some of their lawmakers openly speculate that judges may be ineligible for the supreme court because they believe in god. you're wondering why they are willing to support this president despite his personal live, he is not the enemy of christians. in fact under certain circumstances, he would protect christians. for people whose values are under assault every day by powerful forces in america, and that is not overstating it, if you are one of them, you know. is bad enough to be lectured about christianity by cable news who don't know anything about it but what's happening in the broader country is much more threatening. the left presumes the right to lecture the people at despises for the sin of not voting for them. this may shock some dem

. >> this is apsley amazing, with working with catholic charities and this is been amazing. >> i lovee my daddy so much. >> this is just too much, this is just too much. >> michael is one of the 36 children in the area to be adopted this way, congrats to all those kids and their n [national anthem] [national anthem] ed: good morning. straight to a fox news alert. the u.s. military and its bases on edge as the fbi ramps up its search for the missing saudi serviceman linked to that pensacola navy base shooting. pete: this as we hear from an airman who survived the attack. >> jonathan serrie is outside the naval air station in pensacola with more on the sailors who died as heroes. >> reporter: good morning to you. we've learned quite a bit overnight, the navy has released the names of the three victims killed in friday's attack here in pensacola a la. all three were students at naval aviation school's

that you've got many unwitting catholics who are giving money to catholic relief services or catholic charitiesor the catholic campaign for human development. you don't understand that these organizations have been hijacked in some cases by social justice warriors. or it is in their dna that they were in alliance with the policy in chicago so you know we give money every thanksgiving as part of the national campaign as i said before people on the impression that this is going and staying in their neighborhood what is being sent abroad and then i think it is like this vicious cycle. like this money laundering machine. and it's not just the catholic church. i talk about the lutheran immigrant and refugee services and this is one of the voluntary agencies in the beltway and the molecular, that has one of these exclusive refugee settlement contracts and the responsible for bringing the lawn and her family here. and largely responsible the twin cities into the biggest breeding ground for jihad plots that are not only taking place here domestically but of course many of these young men brought in the

. >> the work being done is becoming a national model of new york trying to put the catholic charities have done to help the homeless. get the full report tonight. >>> it is 5:20 pm >>> the long-term impact of opioid use. and how brushing her teeth may actually help you live longer. we had today's top health stories coming up. >>> and taking a live look, at the golden gate bridge. tough to see that, plenty of people making use of it. is back right now, 2 of my breakfast jacks with a freshly cracked egg and your choice of sausage, or now chicken, are just 4 bucks. served all day, so they're not just for early birds. great cause i was out raging last night. (snores) get my 2 for $4 breakfast jack deal while you can. hbut mike bloomberg became thele clasguy whoho mdid good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to prote

one of the hero award recipients, anthony, he runs the unaccompanied minors program for the catholic charitying to help young people who come to the united states alone. watch our interview on msnbc.com. guess what, you don't need it to be tuesday or wednesday or any specific day, you can start giving back right now. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. more news with my friend, give bennett. >> i'm geoff bennett in for hallie jackson this morning. breaking news on impeachment. just in the past hour, house speaker nancy pelosi announcing a major escalation of the democrats' investigation of president trump. >> today, i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. >> our new reporting says democrats are eyeing a vote some time before christmas. president trump this morning back from his contentious nato trip, firing off this new demand to democrats. if you're going to impeach me, do it now, fast. he says. and he's trying to clarify what he meant when he asked ukraine's president to, quote, do us a

. >> we have been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been amazing. >> i love my daddy. >> i love my daddy so much. >> this is just too much. >> he is one of 36 children celebrating his adoption yesterday as part of the 23rd annual adoption day. >> a form to discuss the impacts of gun violence and went area politicians, advocates and the parkland school shooting or saying about the growing problem and possible solutions. >> we continue to follow the latest surroundings of a shooting in florida and what we learned about the gunmen and the investigation. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. welcome back. we are tracki

we've been working with catholic charities and their workers have been amaze aing. >> and i love my daddy, so much. >> this is just too much. this is just too much. >> if you don't cry, i will. michael was one of 36 kids in the area celebrating his adoption as part of the 23rd annual adoption day in kent county, michigan. county, michigan. >>> this is nice. >> now you don't see this every day. in this season of giving, this is home surveillance video the moment a delivery driver got a very pleasant surprise. a home owner in delaware left refreshments outside the the door for the delivery guys and there was a note saying thank you. and there was a drink and a snack for him. this guy was so happy he danced away after taking some goodies and enjoying a happy dance. >>> ktvu has been a drive for 1 years now. and this holiday season we want you to look in your closet and see if you have a spare coat or jacket you can donate. you can go to ktvu.com and see a list of a drop off location. they include the san francisco ferry building, jack london square in oakland, and santana row. you can stop b

speak of the process has been amazing, we worked with catholic charities and the work has been. >> i day for michael, a reminder from all of us, all of you that if you have room in your heart and you have room in your life, you can bring your own christmas miracle with foster care and adoption. >> martha: amazing story. tomorrow is december 7th, 78 anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor with 300 japanese fighters bombers swept in just 50 feet off the water in the harbor. the bombs of the u.s. fleet and completely almost out of existence. the next day, the president spoke to the american people and said this. >> no matter how long it may take us, to overcome this premeditated invasion. the american people and the righteous might will win through to absolute victory. >> martha: that moment is the starting point for something i've been working on for two and a half years which is an amazing to me to see that cover after all of that work in my journey to guam and meeting with the survivors and that's where it begins and that's the book "unkown valor" ." and more information will be co

we have been working with catholic charities and the workers there have just been amazing. >> i lovethat -- wow. i -- >> love my daddy so much. >> ah. >> michael is one of 36 children who got to finalize their adoptions today, part of an annual adoption day that the county puts on. look at all the other kids who are so pumped up. that's -- i mean the adoption is great. the reaction of the little boy and the dad who was overwhelmed. then to see all of his classmates because they're just as pumped up as he is. >> look at the hearts. look at that. >> what a great show of support. >>> a general store is set to close its doors one last time, up next the store that served its community more than 100 years. >>> dan is here with a look at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> credit card fraud in the south bay happened at this gas station. two guys, two trucks, and only one goal in mind. new details on the quarterback controversy, what a local civil rights icon is saying. and helping a country 7,000 miles away, why a local group needs you to fold some towels and donate some food. those stories and a lot m

it's here in kagabandur that delft first worked for the catholic charity. here that we're hearing whispers of possible new victims. at a camp for displaced people on the outskirts of town albar and his father agree to speak to us about his alleged abuse at the hands of father luke delft. do you know who this man is? >> luke. >> pere luke? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he became your friend. what happened? it's clear albar is too upset to talk much more. so we asked his father if he can explain what happened. what did father delft do? this was hard for both albar and his father but he told us it was important for them to talk. they want justice. we leave kaga-bandoro. it's time to track down delft. this is bangyi, capital of the central african republic. we've traveled here from the north, where we met al bar. our contacts are telling us delft regularly celebrates mass in the area. we try the churches. he's nowhere to be found. we try him at his residence, but he hasn't spent the night. nothing. we've spend the whole morning looking for father delft.

we have been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been ams.ing. >> i love my daddyis is too much. >> michael was actually one of 36 children in the area celebrating his adoption as part of the 23rd annual adoption day in kent county, michigan. >>> well the rain is coming. a major storm heading for the bay area. rosemary will break down when to expect showers. >>> if you are heading up to lake tahoe, the latest on the road conditions and the warning for you skiers and snowboarders. . >>> good morning. don't be that guy. we just showed those cars sliding and heading into the know. not a good weekend to drive up to the snow. it is friday, december 6th. >>> there is a lot to talk about for our weather today. particularly later today. rosemary is in for steve? the timing will definitely be important when this comes to winter travel. i would say go the first half of today. if you are coming back on sunday, for the second part of sunday is the better part of the day. here's a look we are off to a dry start this morning. san francisco at 56. low 50s in santa rosa. 46 report

we've been working with catholic charities and the workers there have been amazing. >> and i love myw. i -- >> i love my daddy so much. >> awe. >> this child. >> look at him. >> michael is one of 36 kids who got to finalize their adoptions yesterday. it's part of an adoption day that the county holds every year. can we just go next year? so great. >> the love. you can see it. dad trying to hold it together. >> he said it several other times. the classmates get up and tell the judge how they love him and how he deserves this. >> let's see what's going on with the rainfall totals. most of us 60 to 20% of average outside of the north bay. al we'll make up that ground. radar returns are still well off the coast. once it arrives, i expect ponding on the roadways, debris flows, mud slides in the north bay. here's a look at the winds. they pick up as we head into the evening commute, moving across our east/west bridges up to 25 to 30 miles per hour. they get faster overnight. then they calm down just a little bit. in the morning, that secondary push comes through. more gusty winds tomorrow

according to a report by "the wall street journal," only 10% of the $55 million donated by catholics go to charity. about 2/3 of that is used to plug the vatican's administrative budget. it is raising concerns among church leaders who say the britishers are being misled about where their money is going. >>> if you thought today was just a normal thursday, think again. today is 12/12 what does that mean? krispy kreme donuts will tell you what it means. the day of dozens. a "one day only" sweet deal. if you buy a dozen donuts for just a buck. also happening today, the last full moon of the decade. if you want to catch it, the peak time is at 12:12 a.m. eastern standard time. >> really? >> how about that? >> that's when officials say the moon is going to be 100% full. >> the last of the decade. we are really counting down. >> that's it >> it is it. >> today's not bad at paul friday, saturday, as everyone's trying to get all their remember rants done there is going to be a big rain storm to deal with. a little bit of light rain in south florida, a little along the gulf coast, southern georgiay in the

talk coming from democrats, because the catholic church, unfortunately, some individuals in the leadership, they mistake government welfare it for personal charity, so given that mistake, they support big government programs. versus encouraging individuals to take action, and that is a fundamental mistake. god made us with free will. he wants us to make the choice to do good. he wants us to make the choice to donate our money to charity. he wants us to make the choice to give freely to our time. he does not want the government to compel us to do that. two entirely different things. i think a lot of catholics mistake those two things. part of that responsibility lies with the leadership of the catholic church who conflate those two things to the detriment of a lot of people. in regards to your second comment about race, i would caution you to be very careful not to generalize any stereotype based on the color of someone's skin. if there are individuals who are not acknowledging the truth or individual people, regardless of their demographic, who accuse a politician of lying when you believe the politician, go ahead and call them out for and tell

talk coming from democrats, because the catholic church, unfortunately, some individuals in the leadership, they mistake government welfare it for personal charityen that mistake, they support big government programs. that is versus encouraging individuals to take action, and that is a fundamental mistake. he wants us to make the choice to do good. he wants us to make the choice to donate our money to charity. he wants us to make the choice to give freely to our time. he does not want the government to compel us to do that. entirely different things. mistakethe catholics those two things. part of that responsibility lies with the leadership of the catholic church who conflate those two things. i would caution you to be very careful not to generalize an stereotype based on the color of someone's skin. if there are individuals who are not acknowledging the truth regardless of their demographic who accuse a politician of lying when you believe the politician, go ahead and call them out for and tell them the truth and let the american people know the truth. aboutd i know the truth what president trump has done for our entire economy, our unemploymen