sacred heart, 1381 s. first st., san jose contact: jill mitsch (408) 278-2196 or (408) 476-6227 cellphone or jillmsacredheartsc s.org ( james ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( lydia ) and as your kids supplies for school there is a warning for parents. this week a non-profit released its results of toxic chemicals found in common school supplies. but there are ways to make sure you are buying the safest products. kron 4's justine waldman show us what products you might want to avoid. inside this box of colorful kids crayons is one with a dangerous toxic chemical.sot we know that children at the most vulnerable to any kind of toxic exposures because their bodies are growing and their brains are still developing they are much much more to toxic exposure laura deehan is with the the non- profit california public interest research tells kron 4 news... the non-profit sent 27 common back to school supplies to an independent lab for chemical tests. the worst offender.... this g

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension.

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension.

so it was the jewel in the crown of the sacred heart empire.and fourth biggest of the nine mother and baby homes. ok, so what you've since worked out is that your mother went in there for a month, and you were successfully adopted and have had... i mean, you love your adoptive parents. absolutely, yes. yeah, no, adoption does damage, but good parents and a lot of love can heal a lot of that damage, and certainly i was incredibly lucky to have wonderful parents. my dad passed away about three years ago. my mum is still alive, and i still love her to bits, and i still love my dad every day. you write in this book that you had this fantasy about what it was like — an old georgian house, young mother in a chair with colourful throws, and sun streaming through the window, and nuns... fluttering around and taking care of her. yes, that's the image i had growing up in my head. all adoptees develop some fantasy of their own background, and that was mine. it turned out to be complete rubbish, of course. what do you know about it? about the institution i

. >> sacred heart will distribute backpacks and supplies. this is the first year they implemented a new system. amy is live with more. >> reporter: look at the backpacks aren't they cute? they'll hand out 3,300 of them today. the kids will also get school supplies and a gift card for shoes. employees have been doing this for years and say it never gets old. >> i love it because i see the children i work with coming to get their backpacks. they have a smile on their face, they get the supplies they need so they're confident and ready to go on the first day. >> here's a look at the smiling faces from last year. the parents used to have to wait in line for hours at the beginning of summer to secure a backpack for their kids. for the first time sacred heart created an online sign up process. today all they have to do is show up. all the spots are fuel. they are low on school supplies. here's what they'll be getting, if you'd like to donate or bring a gift card or just some cash. they're still receiving donations today. they will have employees a

i'm joined by michael vega of the sacred heart community service. tell me how this all works. we know they are already preregistered, but how does the process work because back when they get here they get into their lines based on their registration. as they enter the building they will be teamed up with a volunteer who will look at the slip and determine what grade their students are. based on that they will walk them to the different areas to collect their backpacks. once they select their backpack they will go to the back table and at the back table there is everything packaged and ready to go. they will get their school supplies and the last place it will go to is the education fair outside. >> >> reporter: i see everything from kindergarten to grade 12. i guess each backpack has different items depending on grade level? >> yes we determine what goes in each backpack based on school district. that's how we determine what goes inside the bags. >> reporter: how much of a benefit is this for the community? >> is a huge benefit. right now we are going through a housing crisis.

sacred heart, 1381 s.: jill mitsch (408) 278-2196 or (408) 476-6227 cellphone or jillmsacredheartsc s.org ( james ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( lydia ) mosquito treatments start sunday night in east palo alto. the treatment will start at 9 p-m and end monday morning around 5. the west nile virus was detected in the area yesterday. here is a map of the affected area... it's south of beech street. there are steps you can take to protect yourself from the virus... like using mosquito repellent. you should also avoid the outdoors when mosquitoes are around ... that's typically at dawn or dusk. and you should also pump out any standing water to prevent mosquitos from breeding. ( james ) national news this morning... the city of charlottesville is preparing for a grim anniversary. sunday is the one-year mark of the "unite the right" rally.... and a state of emergency has been declared. james fields junior is accused of running over a crowd protesting a white nationalist ra

sacred heart community service in san jose giving away 3,300 backpacks today to get families ready for school. amy wishes she were going back to school. >> reporter: yes, the struggle is real. look at all these people trying to make their decisions right now. it has been crowded like this all day. parents are enjoying, though, watching their kids pick out their backpack and then burst into a huge smile, stand up a little straighter when they put it on and walk on out of here. this little face says it all, there are a lot of dazzling options here for this very big decision. which backpack to choose for the next school year. volunteers helped little shoppers as they tried to select their backpack at the sacred heart community service pack a back in san jose. some struggled but he knew right away this was the one for him. >> because it has good color, and it has white and black and it's really cool. i picked it, i saw it first and i got it. >> reporter: kids not only get backpacks but also a bag of school supplies and a gift card for shoes. parents say they are relieved to get a little bo

. >>> we are live for the sacred heart backpack drive.t is a great program that prepares thousands of kids for back to school. now today just like every year the sacred heart community service will hand out new backpacks to more than 3,000 students. these supplies are worth hundreds of dollars. ask any parent sending their child to school, the supplies can get very expensive. it. >> is really expensive to live over here. a lo of them are moving out. to be honest, school supplies must be something thaw should. it is happen on to akred heart commune tu service. >> you will not be a howed to lugt a campfire. s a no other out dhoor fires. it means no outdoor fires in the southern part of the county including morgan hull. no campfires, bebecues or lighting cigarettes outside the city limits. >>> all right. stinky socks, spoiled mix, boogers. this is the me edition of bean boozled. ten flavors are weird and disgusting flavors that look just like the ten classic delicious flavors. 20% say booger and 8% say the worst is stinky socks. >> stinky fi

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter and you know. just to show or eat change their clothing before returning to the station and catching a bus. that will take them to a temporary destination in the united states. what . do you have and i. want them out. because i've even long beach. and them are going to go a long beach minutes in the. bus as. i don't have a. family and the second. is that it is because at the end of the ways it's half it was an impact on the facilities become a part of it at the ticket. their response is always follow the same patent just hours ago they crossed the rio grande by boat after paying the coyote for a fifty dollars per person journey. the border patrols intercepted them and t

. >>> the sacred heart backpack drive. they signed up for the program earlier this year. >> one of the reasons is because it is expensive to live over here. they put a burden on the kplunty. a lot of them are moving out. get tg school supplies should be something that schools provide for all of the students. it is an extra expense. >> today families can pick up supplies starting at 8:00. it is happening at the sacred heart kplcommunity service. >> all right. >>> spoiled milk, dead fish, boogers. >> are you brave enough to try them? it is the fifth edition of bean boozled contest. ten are weird and wild flavors that look like ten classic flavors. the only way to find out is to take a bite. it is a promotional gimmick for the company. other names of the jelly beans are canned dog food, tooth paste and sting bug. which one will you try first or which one are you dreading the worst? >> there has to be money involved or something. >> i'm still like yuck over the popcorn flavored one, the regular one. >> that's a regular one. >>

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter. after you holed up out of. just a shower heat changed their clothing before returning to the station and catching up. bus. it will take them to a temporary destination in the united states. ok because. what they. would. be even one beach. in an american ok long beach been in the us. but. i know any other that. has a second. that it is that there. was an impact on the facilities become a part of. their response is always follow the same pattern just hours ago they crossed the rio grande by boat after paying the coyote for a fifty dollars per person journey. the border patrols intercepted them and that they don't have criminal records that's why they're permitted to live

the children are picking up backpacks and school supplies and wheeze spoke with the sacred heart to getng. >> the families are preregistered. we change the process so they can register online. they came in to make the appointment. everyone here, they will go to the front and meet a volunteer. the volunteer will walk with them to select a backpack. when they get the backpack, they will go to the back table. they have the supplies. >> this is broken up by grade?>> there is one through six. >> there is 7 through 12. >> there is a difference in what goes in each backpack? >> they published what students need for each grade. that is what goes in each backpack. >> we were here last week when you were getting things ready. we saw supplies. how does this look as you hand out the backpacks? are you all set? >> the biggest need is gift cards we are giving out gift cards so they can buy shoes and that is where we are. >> shoes are a big item ? >> yes.>> kids grow like weeds. they constantly need shoes. anything beyond that? >> we talked about backpacks and certain colors and designs do you have en

sacred heart has put on the pack a bag giveaway for 16 years.nate backpacks and supplies, we have a link on our website, abc 7 news.com. >>> gates at the santa clara county fair opened at 11:00 this morning. this year organizers are trying to bring new life that struggled to attract visitors for years. >> whether you're searching for a perfect snack, you'll find the usual at this year's santa clara county fair. >> right here it's real. the people are real and they're moving around and all kinds of exhibits. there's the animals. >> this year also marks the debut of out at the fair. an lgbt themed family friendly event. it's something that should be a highlight of everyone's summer and it is important to include everyone. >> in the hall next to vendors and exhibits there's a new focus on social justice. this anti-trafficking coalition awareness to the general public and to get them involved in how to make a difference. >> last year only 24,000 came. officials hope to double that number this weekend. >> i just want to share that with everyone and i

. >> hi, martha, at the time nikki was attending sacred heart university in fairfield, connecticut.he incident happened at off campus party that two sacred heart football players pulled her into the bathroom, took turns holding her down and sexually assaulted her. she claims she repeatedly told the men she didn't want to be there. that she had friends waiting for her outside and please let her go. both men admitted having sex with her but said it was consensual. the players were not arrested but one lost his scholarship and both say they were pressured to leave school while they awaited disciplinary action. then nikki drastically changed her story. admitting in a sworn statement that she made the whole thing up because, quote: it was the first thing that came to mind and she didn't want to lose another male student as a friend and potential boyfriend. the document goes on to say she hoped that when the other student heard the allegation it would, quote: make him angry and sympathetic to her. she was sentenced to a year in jail for falsely reporting an incident and interfering with p

sacred heart has put on a pack a bag giveaway for 16 years.have a link on website, abc news.com. >> also happening today in san mateo. the samaritan house will deliver 1,000 new backpacks with supply to low-income students. parents registered their children ahead of time. the backpacks, slews and supplies are donated by local organizations. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. cats will invade san fran's delores park. this is the cater day event where people dress up their cats in festive outfits. there is one big rule, your cat needs to be on a leash. the events runs until 4:30 this afternoon. meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> satellite image, we're starting to see the clouds still in at the coast and we have some clear skies earlier and you see some of the low clouds starting to make their way into san francisco. currently, it's 56 in san francisco, oakland, 58 and we'll see plenty of sunshine and hazy skies as you can see from the live shot in walnut creek and hazy skies due to the fire. santa rosa, currently 58 and novato, 59 and

parents stood in line at the sacred heart community services last month to register children for theraws huge crowds. today 3300 students will finally be able to pickup those backpacks and school supplies. jesse gary will be at that event coming up in the 8:00 hour. >>> it sounds like something out of this world, but the military could soon be in space. the very latest on a white house proposal for a space force . >>> reports that a child died after being released at an i.c.e detention facility. find out where child welfare officials are now investigating the death. >>> good morning. we are off to a nice start here. as you are looking at the commute on 80 it looks pretty good heading out to the macarthur maze. >>> partly cloudy outdoors. patchy fog giving you a live look across the bay where you can see some of that fog in view. do you have temperatures dropping off some getting into the bay area weekend. checkns and afternoon highs coming in after the break. you nter a downed powerline, you need to stay away from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter and you hold up on. just a shower heat change their clothing before returning to the station and catching a bus. that will take them to a temporary destination in the united states. that. you have an i gotta. act ok they can play the. what them. ok even long beach. and american ok long beach been in the. second. because. it's. become a part of. their response is always follow the same pattern just hours ago they crossed the rio grande by boat after paying the coyote for a fifty dollars per person journey. the border patrols intercepted them and they don't have criminal records that's why they're permitted to live at the home of a relative or friend until a judge decides

. >> many such drives including the sacred heart one that abc 7 is a part of.e you to world news tonight is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. see you again at 6:00. >> there he is, taking your questions. bye-bye. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the severe storm threat, flash flood watches up and down the east coast. fears a dam could give way. residents told to evacuate. plus, the tornado confirmed here in new york city. 50 million americans now in the storm zone heading into the weekend. >>> also breaking tonight, planting evidence? the video obtained by abc news. an officer in plain clothes and off duty shooting a man in the face, then appearing to place something on the ground. was he caught on camera trying to cover up a crime? >>> the bombshell interview tonight in the ohio state coach scandal. the assistant coach accused of domestic abuse now saying head coach urban meyer knew about the allegations. just moments ago, meyer responding. >>> also tonight, police cornering the suspect wanted for

sacred heart community service in san jose held it's 16th annual "pack a back" program.he programs helps low-income families get their student's geared up for school. students have to register for an appointment at the facility about a month in advanced. sacred heart officials say that parents are expected to supply their students with more and more gear each year. they have even seen families leave the area because families can no longer afford the essentials. they say just in the last 10 years the need has gone up three times as much, serving 3,300 students ( grant ) a big story we're following tonight... four women who used to work for nike are filing a lawsuit against the company. they say nike violated state and u-s equal pay laws based on gender. the women also claim nike fostered a work enviornment that allowed sexual harassment. the suit was filed in portland. the alleged victims seek to have a court order... forcing nike to pay it's employees fairly. officials with nike have not commented on this lawsuit. ( grant ) the f-d-a has approved marketing used for an ap

we were in school together everybody thought tee2 had a vocation and now she is a sister of the sacred heart. because joe kennedy's plan to be the first president of the united states. and you will not elect the first catholic president of the united states on the arm of a woman and a full leg black veil and white whipple. not working for him. it is a vision indeed that will not happen. so sarge worked for him and was immediately smitten because she was very bright the only one of the kennedy sisters to have more than a catholic education to be a substantive singer as well as sarge. so they dated seven years. and father called her down to say tee2 you have a vocation but it's not at the convent that is to bury sergeant shriver and have his children. he has told that story hundred times but he would never say it on the record so the year before the father died after three priest told me the story they will tell you the story what really happened i called them and asked the question well you know i leave they are all dead. [laughter] so i can't get anybody to tell the truth. didn't that feels

that's why we have the sacred heart community services. put together the backpacks here in santa clara county. how are things going this year? >> they're going well, except we are running low on shoe gift cards for $20, scientific calculators, and patterned backpacks for the middle schoolers. >> so what do you put together in these backpacks? >> so we put together all the school supplies that are given to us from the city of san jose, the school district. so parents have like 19 items on their list. >> wow. >> all month long, we've been collecting supplies, asking people to donate money so we can purchase supplies. we've got 3300 kids signed up to get back packs and school supplies. >> 3300? that's amazing. >> they can go to our website and it shows all the which you can donate, sacred high pressure heart cs.org. >> just so you're not concerned, we'll post that so everybody can find it. we've been reporting on this. how many years have you been doing this? >> 16 years. >> 16 years. that's how long 7 on your side has been involved. i should

as they have for many years, sacred heart community service will distribute backpacks and supplies. amy holyfield live for us in san jose. >> reporter: everyone got to register online this year. so need to stand in long lines. they got to go on their computer and register for the day. the day is finally here. look at the backpacks. there's a great variety, a little something for everyone. the kids get to come in here and pick out a backpack and then get some school supplies. they get to fill it up with all kinds of supplies that have been donated. they're a little low on supplies, so if you would like to donate this morning you still can here in san jose. >> they'll be able to get the school supplies or make a monetary donation and they will just need to drive up to the front and we have a donation station where they'll be accepting the supplies and they'll get a receipt, if they're making a monetary donation, there will be a staff member to go out and receive it. >> reporter: here's a look at last year's giveaways. officials here say the need is intense for those who live here, but

i would be rigorous if i didn't mention that he and i are both graduates of the sacred heart in lavelle. next up is chris walker and associate professor of law at the ohio state university or he researches administrative law and regulation. he is a public number of the -- he served in the justice department in a variety of contexts hearing he clerked for judge alex kozinski. he has a ba from berger myung university and a master and public policy. then we will hear from jennifer, a assistant professor at the scully outlaw school. also a public member of the administrative conference of the united states. clerked for judge kavanaugh. i think she was the first law clerk he hired. also for justice clarence thomas on the supreme court. last but not least, we will hear where he runsffer the national security lock program. he served as the chief counsel counsel to the house intelligence community. he is a graduate of the ucla chicago law school and the naval war college at with that i will turn it over to justin. justin: thank you very much. --see all of you. i will talk about judge kavanaugh'

sacred heart community services was handing out backpacks today for the kids. >> like 3,000 of them.> so important to just feel like everybody else as they head back to that first day of school. >> you know, a lot of kids when they have the backpacks, they don't worry about those things and focus on, you know, what's happening in the school, their education. this is a great program. they have been doing it for years now and really just a fun thing to do. i know the people going to pick up the bags early this morning and so the kids probably have them and like me, playing with it. looking in the mirror. >> running around the house. >> a good way to start out school year with a nice new backpack. >> here's why it's so critical for these folks to get help. all right. so we'll get to that. also, we should mention we realize that oakland unified is going back to school on monday. that is a week early. >> wow. >> don't let your kids tell you that it is -- you know, same start-up time as usual because oakland unified, you go back to school on monday. >> we hope you have a great weekend. tha

university and harvard law school and i would be remiss if i did not mention he and i were graduates of sacred heart model school in the legal. go bears. next is chris walker. he is an associate professor of law. he researches administrative law, regulation and law and policy at the agency level. of the public level ministered conference of the united states and before entering academia, chris served in the justice department representing agencies in a variety of contexts. he worked for alex krasinski and justice kennedy on the supreme court. he has a ba, a masters in public policy, and a jd from stanford. we will hear from jennifer mascot. she is a professor of law at george mason. she teaches the ministered of law. -- administrative law. jennifer served for judge kavanaugh in her first year on the bench. and for justice clarence thomas. she is a graduate of the university of maryland and george washington university law school. jameel jaffer,om who is an adjunct professor of law at george mason. he worked in the justice department's legal policy. he served as the chief counsel and senior advisor f

my son went onto graduate saint peter and paul sacred heart, a marine [buzzer] >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> hello, ladies and gentlemen, my name is amin. i'm here for the same project. 430 main. i'm just going to make this brief because i just have a couple things to share with you, my girlfriend has asthma and i have vitamin d deficiency. it seems this developer is very arrogant and they aren't willing to do the right studies and everything necessary to mitigate our risks. it seems the different planning departments didn't do their job to push the developer to do their job, so i think it's up to the board of supervisors, remember your name, you are supervisors, your job is actually to supervise what these people are doing so they don't kill people. these are basically like, i understand profitability. i understand that we need housing. and i'm pro-development and pro-housing. but these people need to do the job properly. they just need to do things by the book. that's all i wanted to say. please don't let them kill us. that's it. thank you. >> clerk: thank y

. >> sacred heart is giving away 3,000 backpacks to help families get ready for school.ield was there >> reporter: this little face says it all. there are a lot of dazzling options here for this very big decision. which backpack to choose for the new school year. >> let's find something pretty. >> volunteers helped little shoppers as they select their backpack at the pack a back giveaway in san jose. some struggled but carlos marquez knew right away this was the one for them. >> because it has good color and it has white and black. it's really cool. i picked it. i saw it first, and i got it. >> kids not only get backpacks but a bag of school supplies and a gift card for shoes. parents are relieved to get a little help at this expensive time of year. >> it helps because it is expensive. the school supplies keep adding up. >> the need is huge as residents struggle with the high cost of housing. but they have the same number of clients as they did last year. they say some people are giving up on the bay area altogether. >> we did find a lot of our community members are movi

and harvard law school, and i would be remiss if i didn't mention that we are both graduates of sacred heart school in louisville. next up is chris walker and associate professor of law at the ohio state university or he researches administrative law and regulation. before entering academia, he served in the justice department representing federal agencies and defending federal regulations in a variety of contexts. kennedyed for justice on the supreme court. then we will hear from jennifer mascot, and assistant professor at the scalia law school. she is also a public member of the administrative conference of the united states. jennifer clerked for judge kavanaugh. i think she was the first law clerk he hired. also for justice clarence thomas on the supreme court. she is a graduate of the university of maryland and george washington university law school. last but not least, we will hear , he runs a jaffer national security program. he served as the chief counsel and counsel to the house intelligence community. he was one of neil gorsuch's clerks. -- ofa graduate of the ucla, the chicago law

sacred consolation. as they strive to trust you with all their hearts, direct their steps, leading them to your desired destination. today, may they live to please you. we pray in your precious name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the senate is back in session this august for a simple reason. we have more to do for the families across america who count on us to work hard and to fight for them. that's why the next legislation the senate will consider is a pair of critically important appropriations bills that will fund our national defense along with the departments of labor, health and human services. talk about subjects that are vital to the american people, at stake is a 2.6% pay raise for u.s. service members, the largest pay raise for

sacred rites the semicircular wall surrounds addressed block of granite which resembles an altar and was presumably used for sacrifices at the center of matthew picchu lies the palace the political heartof the city the beauty and precision of the stone walls show that the priests and nobility ruled here today we know that the blocks were shaped with bronze and stone tools and then ground against each other until the pieces fitted like a jigsaw puzzle. the trapeze shaped door and window openings are typical of into architecture they were important for the structural stability of the openings which were often surmounted by blocks of stone weighing many tons the sacred placer is also known as the and closure of the sun to the south the house of the high priest. to the east the temperate of three windows the incas believe that infinity was reflected in them. who. to the north the open front of the main temple. beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain thirteen knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone speaking into one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole. the reli