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he did, but the diocese told her anthony's effort wasn't good enough. >> then he took the eucharist. now it's, well, the piece has to be bigger. what is after that? even the pope has said we need to make special exceptions for children with special needs. >> reporter: the oakland diocese wouldn't address anthony's specific situation, bu told us when it comes to people with disabilities, "it's not discrimination. we're trying to provide them with the necessary resources to fully receive the sacrament." and so as it stands now, they still don't know if anthony can take part on may 7. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >> an effort is under way in california to stop food waste. a bill announced today would require manufacturers to give foods with allowable labels, one is best to be used by, or an expires on label, used only for highly perishable foods. he says the clarification would reduce food wastes. >>> new warning labels are coming to opiod painkillers. >> and wine may not be good for you after all. >>> another federal agency is joining in the effort to alert consumers to the r

with a the celebration of the eucharist, the exposition, that is going on right now that you can see on our website, or the website for the lenten season are the holy week. i'm going to start to introduce permanent evening blocks of times of confessions, several times throughout the week. to make it easier for people to take the benefit of the sacrament. more particular there are three months or i will be hosting the relics of the two patron saints of the holy year. i will have reconciliation services, and other extended times of confessions during those months. may, september, november. >> fantastic. wonderful. i know we have many events going on throughout the archdiocese of san francisco. you can participate in confession, you can also participate in the works of mercy which we explain what those were last month. you can go to our website which is featured on the screen and find out more at the calendar there, and we really hope that you will enter into this year of mercy area come meet father john of the nationalist shrine of assisi. we hope you have a wonderful, wonderful year o

as part of his autism he is a picky eater and the diocese is concerned he won't eat the wafer, the eucharist. his family doesn't know if he will booy able to participate in the first communion service. >> it is a day that i revel in. i love him and i want to see him receive his sacraments. >> the oakland diocese will not comment, but when it comes to people with disabilities it is not discrimination. what we are trying to do is understand that person's particular situation and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. >>> tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00, an exclusive eye team follow-up to what they call the crime of the century. it has been nearly 40 years since armed gunmen kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them alive in a livermore quarry. in a -- it was a plan for $5 million ransom. even though they spent decades in prison they are fighting back. dan noyes has the story after the premiere of the catch. >> and new to might, a video of the warrior forward driving 118 miles an hour in his car and appeared on his snap chat account. they

as part of his autism he is a picky eater and the diocese is concerned he won't eat the wafer, the eucharistfamily doesn't know if he will booy able to participate in the first communion service. >> it is a day that i revel in. i love him and i want to see him receive his sacraments. >> the oakland diocese will not comment, but when it comes to people with disabilities it is not discrimination. what we are trying to do is understand that person's particular situation and provide them with the necessary resources so they can fully receive the sacrament. >>> tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00, an exclusive eye team follow-up to what they call the crime of the century. it has been nearly 40 years since armed gunmen kidnapped a bus full of children and buried them alive in a livermore quarry. in a -- it was a plan for $5 million ransom. even though they spent decades in prison they are fighting back. dan noyes has the story after the premiere of the catch. >> and new to might, a video of the warrior forward driving 118 miles an hour in his car and appeared on his snap chat account. they are aw

traditionally there's no mass, no celebration of the eucharist on good friday. and this morning, many people will mark good friday, joining the way of the cross procession over the brooklyn bridge. the annual walk includes scripture readings, hymns and reflections. >>> pope francis will commemorate good friday a few hours from now inside the vatican basilica. last night he observed holy thursday by washing and kissing the feet of refugees. among them, a muslim, christian and a hindu. pope francis declared all of them children of the same god. his comments coming amid growing anti-muslim sentiment in the wake of the recent terror attacks. >>> and with that, you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. >> and the second half of today will definitely be better than the first. a live look right now, some fog and haze in and around new york city, and showers moving into new jersey. you can see them on the radar here, moving from west to east. and they're weakening as they do so. you're getting steadier rain over western warren county, moving into pe

the weekend. teresa bradley serves as eucharist particular minister and said she left her purse in the area when she returned after mass her purse was gone. not only was her husband's urn in her purse but so was her late mother's rosery blessed by pope paul the sixth. >> part of my husband's ashes which i cannot replace them. so those two things because they are basically irreplaceable. >> she says that the items can be returned with no questions asked. >>> here's an interesting fact, more than 300 people died of a heroin overdose in philadelphia in 2014 and thousands more live in the darkness of addiction. >> but a group in kensington is offering a beacon of hope, reporter cherri gregg of our sister station kyw news radio explains a controversial method that the group uses to a attract addicts and stop the spread of disease. >> reporter: needles a notorious tool used to shoot heroin, the city where thousands live addict. >> i cannot tell you exactly why i use. >> reporter: at 34, patrick has been addicted to heroin since he was 18, he like many addicts, regularly stop at this old church where preve

the theft happened insider this church in plymouth over the weekends, trees a bradley serves as eucharistic minister, and said she left her purse, and when she return after mass her purse was gone. get this, not only was her husband's your honor in her purse, so was her late mother's rosary blessed by pope paul the six. >> part of my husband's ashes, which i can't replace replaceable item. >> bradley says those items can be returned, with no questions asked. just wants them back. >> still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", one of the biggest tennis stars in the world admits to failing a drug test. the big endorsement deal she just lost. >> also, why apple is being forced to shell out hundreds of millions of dollars, we'll tell you why, first, though, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >>> a new jersey state trooper fighting for his live. he was hit by a vehicle after investigating a vehicle on i-295. he suffered injuries and was returned to the hospital. driver remained at the scene. so far no charges have been filed against her. >>> nine people were injured, four seriou