st. anthony's depends on them. without volunteers, st. antho anthony's has had to hire temporary workers to prepare meals on a conveyor line spread out where the dining room was. people now eat their meals at home or on the street. st. anthony's set up chairs for them, but it doesn't have enough people to constantly sanitize tables. at glide nearby, the dining room that used to feed 2,000 people a day is also closed. >> this is our main dining room. this is where our community would eat breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> reporter: people line up to pick up package meals. glide stopped its volunteer program before 75 a day, that would jump to about 500 volunteers for thanksgiving and christmas. >> we're working on bringing volunteers back. we couldn't do what we do without them. >> reporter: marilyn is one of those volunteers, already helping out. before the pandemic she used to come in once a week. now she's at glide three times a week. >> right now it feels more important because we know the people really need the food. i'm still able to com

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but there are visitors here all year round they come to pray to st anthony who is supposed to help those who have lost things such as their faith. here it doesn't matter which religion you belong to. you know there's every chance that one of the things that special about the church is that it's visited by people of different religions by muslims catholics or orthodox. saw go it's a catholic church the people of other religions come and pray here as well and like candles for their relatives or for themselves i pray for my family and for myself and for all of my relatives as well as for all people in need like the homeless the elderly pushing the bus i pray for everyone who needs help so that god may help. but i also pray for my future so that i can become a good person and above all a good football that's my dream there's that i. it's a dream that many albanian boys share with layo and lady on. to make it come true the brothers this at lunch several times a year. from here the train continues further south. but. nearly 50 percent of albania's working population are involved in agriculture

st. anthony foundation date in san francisco.n celebrated its 70th anniversary in the tenderloin. it serves 1 million bills to the city's poor and homeless population every year. city leaders were on hand to present the nonprofit and new square was lit up in blue tonight in honor of st. anthony's. >>> coming up in sports, the 49ers take on the eagles for the sunday night showdown that went right down to the last seven seconds. >>> on the 11:00 news, a cal student nursing for several days. what we know about where she was last seen. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. >>> good evening everyone. here's what i

st. anthony's day in the city. >>> toy maker mattel is paying tribute to feminists with its brand-new barbiesan b. anthony doll will be released tomorrow. it's part of the unspiring women line. mattel worked with the susan b. anthony museum to design the barbie. anthony is one of america's best known sufficient ra gists. although she died 14 years before women won the right to vote. the doll celebrates her 200th birthday and marks a century since the 19th amendment. >>> one last check of weather with drew and the impending changes in the forecast. >> yeah. we're going to find first that our temperatures really drop o northern esday and then t california. tonight it's all about the fog moving through san francisco and the air quality certainly going to depend on where you live tomorrow. you can see a wide range. the north bay will have the poorest air quality, close to the glass fire where it is burning. outside the north bay we'll mainly find good to moderate air quality the next two days. tonight some fog rolling in from the coast going around the bay shoreline. low to mid-50s in the overni

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st. anthony's catholic school, one of several schools in a hot spot now closed by new york state. >> i wasraged. >> reporter: nicole durante's daughters were in school full time before today. having them home, another challenge for her mom who lost her job to the pandemic. in new york city more than half of married couples work outside the home when it comes to single mothers like durante, it's 70%. >> now i have become a personal assistant/fourth grade teacher/second grade teacher so now i can't even look for another job. i don't -- i don't have the time or opportunity. >> reporter: but not all parents want their kids in class. >> i'm relieved in some ways and i'm like, okay, see, i wasn't being createded. >> reporter: mika chose remote learning for her first grader to avoid the virus risk in public schools. >> obviously the best choice is to have her be in school with the teacher and learning in person, but it's become obvious now that that's not really a reality. >> reporter: the hot spots have a large orthodox jewish population the new york governor andrew cuomo warning again today tha

st. anthony's church in wilmington yesterday to pay their respects-- some waited in line for up to six hours long outside the church. >> narrator: at one point, after several hours, a surprise. >> there was mr. liu and his wife. and they came to, uh... give us comfort. it was just two men, really, who had gone through something horrible, um, just offering comfort to one another. >> narrator: before beau's death, biden had been considering another run for president. now the question was not just "would he," but "could he?" >> i was, happened to be in obama's white house, and he walked in. and i honestly... it was almost like i didn't recognize him. this was shortly after beau died. he just looked like he had aged years and years in such a short amount of time. >> narrator: through crisis and tragedy, joe biden had his eyes on the presidency, but now, in grief, he would decide to stand down. ♪ ♪ >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> narrator: from the very beginning of donald trump's presidency, he ignited crisis. (bursts, sirens blaring) (shouting) >> this american carnage stops ri

st. louis woman named virginia minor. like anthony, she tried to vote in 1872. unlike anthony, she was not allowed to cast her vote. unlike anthony, she was able to take her case to the supreme court. in 1874, the court heard her case. she made exactly the same argument that anthony had. i am a person and therefore a citizen. i am a citizen. therefore i have equal rights and privileges protected by the federal government with all other citizens. the right to vote is one of those rights and privileges. the supreme court said yes, you are person, a citizen yes you have equal rights but the right to vote is not a right of national citizenship. and today, if that court ruling had gone differently and been followed, the world we live in the a very, very different world. because it is still the case , that there are not federal protections for the right to vote. the right to vote is under the control of the state. and the federal government, especially with the voting rights act taken apart has , almost no ability, should there be a federal government interested in pr

st. helena evacuation orders have now been lifted. for anthony returning home, after evacuations eight days ago with flames approaching his home, he is now back. >> it's a relief, i guess. i'm just working here for the harvest. yeah, being back in town is really great, just having a solid place to stay. definitely a blessing. >> there's still no specific date when the glass fire is expected to be fully contained but firefighters say things are heading in the right direction and the weather is helping right now. >>> new this morning dramatic new images showing the destruction of the czu fire caused in santa cruz and san mateo county. take a look at this satellite image by the sheriff's office shows what that neighborhood looked like before the fire went through it and after. the neighborhood just charred land with burned homes. nearly 1,500 homes and businesses were destroyed in the fire. >>> now to making it in the bay. the evictions moratorium could be extended well into 2021. "san francisco examiner" reporting this morning the current moratoriu

st. louis woman named virginia minor. voteanthony, she tried to in 1872. unlike anthony, she was not allowed to cast her vote.ike anthony, she was able to take her case to the supreme court. she made exactly the same argued that anthony had. i am a person and therefore citizen. therefore equal rights and privileges protected by the federal government with all other citizens. the right to vote is one of those rights and privileges the supreme court said yes, you are person, a citizen yes you have equal rights but the right to vote is not a right of national citizenship. court ruling that had gone differently and been followed, the world we live in be very, very different. is still the case that there are not federal protections for the right to code -- to vote. it is under the control of the state. the federal government has almost no ability, should there be a federal government interested in protecting voting rights, has no ability to overrule states and insist upon equal rights. the vote still remains as it was decided in that case. righta privilege, not a controlled by these. lee: suffragists became discou

st t jude, thousands hour tonight, taking the stage. after the vice presidentia c candidatsh a fighte over thxt presidential debate breaks out. then one-on-one. talk with dr. anthonybout the president's response to covid-19 andng theng response. >> it didn't have to bedone this way if people uniformly abided by the health measures we've been talking about. judy: plus, terror plot. violence extremists in michigan are charged with trying to killed napem

anthony davis just dominating all four of these quarters. lakers win big, 124-114. they take a commanding 2-0 series lead. >>> some sad news in the world of baseball. st. louis cardinals hall of fame pitcher bob gibson has died. the two-time cy young winner and two-time world series mvp changed the game with his dominance from the mound there. they had to lower the mound because he was so good. gibson had pancreatic cancer. he was 84 years old. >>> 49ers news. it's official. no jimmy g again this sunday. however, george kittle will be back in the lineup. the niners and eagles, sunday night football right here on nbc bay area. we'll have live pregame and postgame newscasts from smoky levi's stadium. we're back in a moment. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themselves a new law. to deny drivers the rights they deserve. no sick leave. no workers' co

st t jude, thousands hour tonight, taking the stage. after the vice presidentia c candidatsh a fighte over thxt presidential debate breaks out. then one-on-one. talk with dr. anthonyauci about the president's response to covid-19 andng theng response. >> it didn't have to bedone this way if people uniformly abided by the health measures we've been talking about. judy: plus, terror plot. violence extremists in michigan are charged with trying to killed nap democratic governor gretchen whitmer, and the return of war. er the toirm fighting between armenia and azerbaijan that threatens to ensnarpe regional powers leaveriginal -- orled their sillses in a state of panic. >>t's hard to describe how terrifying it is when the city iseing shelled. all you can think about is how do i get low, how do i get safe judy: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. announcer: major fding for the pbs newshour has been provided by --? >> when the world gets your mind.d a lot goes through with fidelity wet middleweight, a dedicateddvicor the tailor opinions to fit your life. >> consumer cellular, johnson and johnson. financial services firm raymond jones. bnsf railway. the candida f

st. louis area while a kansas health official starkly seeing kansas is losing the battle on covid-19. the white house has already shrugged its shoulders at more than 200,000 americans dead, 215,000. it's like about anthony fauci's opinion about its response. fauci had to scold the trump campaign for using his comments out of context in a new ad to make it look like he was lauding trump. fauci is also warning we could have 200,000 more deaths if we don't do the right thing. here is what he says. that models show unless necessary precautions are taken for this fall and winter we could have 300,000 to 400,000 deaths in the use. necessary precautions. those people rushing back into the room while they have covid to take their mask off and talk, those people that won't talk through the mask because it's such a burden. do you trust these people, this white house and that party to take those precautions? the stuff is a matter of life and death. there are tens of thousands of people right now who aren't sick, who are going to get sick and die if the right precautions aren't taken. they don't appear to care how many people die if they can get their supreme court justice through or somehow get this president re-e

st ann‘s in nottingham. police have confirmed they have arrested a man wanted over the deaths of three people in coventry and leamington. 0fficers looking for anthonyocussing their efforts on the battleground states — like florida — that could swing the election in their favour. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. back in his home state again, and another push for votes in florida. donald trump narrowly won here in 2016, but the democrats have gained ground and the race withjoe biden is neck and neck. we are going to win four more years in the white house. applause. and we are going on to win a record share of the hispanic—american vote. you see what‘s happening? the president attracts large crowds, but with little social distancing and few masks. donald trump is confident he can defy the opinion polls by focusing on the economy rather than the coronavirus. this is historic prosperity. another major tax cut to go along with the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. and record job growth. and joe biden‘s plan is to deliver punishing lockdowns. he‘s going to lock you down! forjoe biden, there is no issue more important than