it states clearly it was blown up by a mine, west, south—west of st anthony. e scaled off two miles, west south—west, approximately there. we are somewhere off of penzance point. i have dived there extensively in the past. i have also dived looking for the st ives. i have not found any information, any parts, any pieces that are relevant. they have also obtained a copy of the official war office report of the sinking and this gives the location not as west south—west, but as south of st anthony. only one letter different but more than a mile from the site where divers have been searching for a century. could it be that a simple typing error has sent generations of divers to the wrong place? what would you expect to see of the st ives? the main thing probably would be boiler parts. small plates with lots of holes in it. if it is intact it will probably be five, six or four foot diameter. if the team's theory is correct there is a challenge in store. there is already a known and significant wreck at this newly identified site. in 1940 an oil carrier, hit a mine i

st. anthony's subject to an audit? >> no. >> that means, if i'm not mistaken, i understand correctly , you are doing a good job sorting your waist. is that correct? i know this is public comment, but i need you to answer this question for me. this is a new element i haven't heard from. we haven't heard voices from nonprofits. i want you to speak to this. >> without an audit, we don't not know an audit. >> they are done periodically. they have been recycling and composting. they have been looking for trash if they they're not in a compactor the drivers can trigger an audit. >> we are about 60%. >> you know what your diversion rate is? >> do you have a facilitator that anyone is sorting the waste >> they try to sort and we have been around and i can tell you, even in our employee lounge it is with this fines and everything, it is not done i do dumpster diving for myself. i am thinking with the city to do more outreach and education and so that is to tell folks how important it is. >> i'm thinking about religious organiza

st. anthony's only a third to half the available beds have been taken. on the street, homeless teams have been handing out masks and water and offering indoor shelters. >> but we're not seeing a huge number of people coming in. >> reporter: where we did find a lot of demand was at hardware stores. the manager of brownie's hardware at polk and sacramento streets has never seen anything like it. >> last year was very, very big. but not quite like this. >> reporter: this store is selling more than 100 masks a day. brownie's ordered so many, they are now shipping thousands to their partner stores because the warehouses have run out. san francisco resident jeff lee bought a couple. >> i had to get them now because it's starting to really feel the effects of the air. >> reporter: the recommendation from the health department, stay indoors with the windows closed, don't exercise outside, don't breathe the smoke if you have to. make sure the mask fits tightly on your face and hope the prediction for rain next week proves accurate. mark matthews, nbc bay area new

st. anthony's announce thad the shelter will remain open as long as it's needed. the. >>> the smoke from the fire has forced the cancellation of dozens of high school football playoff games and other sporting events. officials came up with a plan today to decide any game that can't be played, toss a coin. according to the "san jose mercury" news, the executive board voted 5-2 in favor of that plan. one board member told "the mercury news," it's a lousy solution, but it's the most fair. >> not ideal. they near a mind. >>> concern is growing among investors that pg&e doesn't have the resources to pay all the potential claims for fire victims if found responsible. >> stock value dropped for five consecutive days. insurance coverage falls well short of mounting claims. >>> abc 7 reporter david louie on pg&e's financial crisis. >> reporter: a cloud of uncertainty over pg&e. questions persist whether its power lines are causing the state's catastrophic wild land fires, whether vegetation is being properly managed and what role lawmakers, the state public utilities commi

and in it he states quite clearly that it was blown—up by a mine two miles west—south—west of st anthony. that's south west. west—south—west is approximately there, so we're somewhere off of penance point. i've dived this area extensively in the past. i've also dived it looking for the st ives and i've not found any information, i've not found any parts, any pieces that are relevant. they've also obtained a copy of the official war office report of the sinking and this gives the location not as west—south—west, but as south—south—west of st anthony — only one letter different, but more than a mile from the site where divers have been searching for nearly a century. could it be that a simple typing error has sent generations of divers to the wrong place? what would you expect to see of the st ives? well, the main thing probably would be boiler parts. which is going to be a small boiler. small plates with lots of holes in it. if it's intact, it is probably only going to be five, six foot long, may four foot in diameter. yeah. if the team's theory is correct, there's a challenge in store. t

st. anthony's. told to limit time out of doors. "monday night football" could be in danger.nto bee reports that will decorw 49ers/giants game to another location. >>> not just northern california is dealing with devastating wildfires. tens of thousands of people have been told to evacuate because of fires in southern part of the state. >> reporter: woolsey fire in southern california burning tens of thousands of acres. >> mother nature has given us a short reprieve, winds not blowing but tomorrow mother nature is going to turn the fan back on. >> reporter: quarter of million people under evacuation orders. homes destroyed. >> taken aback at devastation here. >> reporter: strong winds fuelling flames died down but expected to pick up again. what are the challenges? >> here, you've got a lot of fuel in the canyon. >> reporter: in northern california, camp fire to 100,000 acres, homes and businesses destroyed, most destructive fire in california history. >> today 14 additional bodies were located. brings total number to 23. >> reporter: at least 27,000 people forced to evacuate

st. anthony's that the education, they set up all the signs. but still, they have a lot of people who come in, not on a regular basis, they volunteer and is there a component that could be put in that instead of right-of-way right of way, they have to have a facilitator. they have to embark on a training program instead. and then i also want to know the cost, the annual cost of the nonprofit hiring facilitator that would meet the requirements , and then i also have to say recology needs to play a role in this around education. as i am speaking to people about this, i am finding that most of the people that i speak to don't even know what is recyclable and what is not. i will just say, the general public just does not know. who's responsibility is this, and where does it live? some of it is just recology. one, the cost of the facilitator , is there a possibility of nonprofits implementing a robust training program, and then be reaudited? these are some of the thoughts and questions. >> and your thoughts and questions are directed towards? >> who

st. anthony's launched a virtual curbside donation drive. people can still donate at st. s but the curbside drop-off drive won't be held. instead, donors can pick from a list of items online and the money will be spent on the food most needed. >> it's convenient. you don't have to drive here. they don't have to go outside in the unhealthy air quality. and it reduces waist for our dining room because the dining room can use those dollars to purchase exactly what they need. >> seems slik a win-win. if you would like to donate, we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> former golden state warrior baron davis is dishing out holiday cheer in the east bay. we got a sneak peek at his black santa work shop. the pop-up celebrates diversity through story telling, music and charitable events. it officially opens on friday and runs through christmas eve. >>> next at 6:30, fire survivors are bracing for the rain that's on the way. where the flood watches are about to begin. >> caught on camera, the search this morning for the person who started a fire in the toilet paper aisle a

st. anthony foundation. it is a nonprofit organization that has been working to feed, clothes, heal, shelter, and enlist the spirits -- lift the spirits of san franciscans who are poor and in need for over six decades. we serve 2400 meals a day, seven days a week. because of our values to be good stewards, we work hard to properly sort the food waste and recycle products into the green and blue bins. we are not perfect. even though we have trainings, signs posted, blue and green bands in our kitchens and common spaces. we are cognizant of the zero waste goal, but it is difficult to implement because we have so many volunteers, guests and residents, working at the foundation and some are not aware of the importance of composting and recycling and the effect it has on the environment and others just are not properly educated on what is composted and what is recycling. that being said, we feel that giving mandates and fines is not the answer. this proposed legislation would be very expensive for our foundation

st. anthony launched a curbside drive. the curbside drop off drive won't be held, you can pick from a list of items online, and it will be spent on the food needed most. >> you do not have to go outside in the unhealthy air quality and it reduces waste for the dining room. the dining room can use the dollars topurchase that they need. >> if you want to donate, we have a link on the website. >> in the middle of one of the states most deadly disaster, the sheriff of butte county has become a sensation. a meme was posted to thank him for leadership, and little did he know what was going to happen next. >> pathe pastor posted posted pe as a tribute to sheriff honea. >> his poise and compassion. >> it received so many likes, there was another one of him wearing a cape. it's honea is my homie instagram account. >> there's people jumping on board, it's been great. >> the pastor has been creating his own memes, like santa claus is worried about being on his bad list. >> it's a way to bring in light and levity to the situation. >>

st. anthony's and glide memorial church will work around the clock and prepare 3500 meals for thanksgiving. the glide will hold their meal from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 tomorrow. >>> romaine lettuce will not be on the menu this thanksgiving. the cdc reported a mars sieve e- coli outbreak. >> reporter: forget about let fuss for a while. the centers for disease control is telling people until the united states and canada to stop eating romaine lettuce. they're battling an outbreaker of e-coli, the cdc is advising that us consumers not eat any romaine lettuce and retailers and restaurants not serve any until we learn more about the outbreak. >>> the safe way store in the marina district was serving lettuce until tuesday afternoon. we bought two kinds of romaine lettuce, the store told us that they're not aware of any problems. >> i'll throw away my romaine away when i goat home. >> stopping it for a while. there's an e-coli investigation. >> the federal government doesn't have enough information to ask for suppliers for a recall. 30 people have gotten sick, 10 in california. at the farmer's market

st. anthonys, or glide, or food bank, and five of those covered. would you like, madam chair, like me to talk about the amendments right now? >> yes, please, and after that, public comment, ladies and gentlemen. >> essentially just in kind ever broad strokes, any affordable housing or apartment, 100% of the units subsidized, not including the manager's units or someone living there in a subsidized unit, either serve families or homeless or otherwise, and non-profit food provider, someone like a food hall or a food bank or food pantry, primary purpose is to serve meals or food for indigent persons at no costs, a two-year delay on the implementation date. instead of july 1, 2019, it would go to july 1, 2021, and that would allow for time for the department of environment and recology to work with those to find, we are prepared to work either through the grant process, or through the addback process to get some start-up money for the few organizations to help. but as was demonstrated in the slide, the non-profit affordable housing developments that ha

st. anthony's. some lack the strength to dress themselves. some have life threatening infections that will not heal. some are ineligible for shelter, for not only are they chronically incontinent, but they refuse to participate in self-hygiene. i want to be clear, these individuals don't own phones or a tent. they aren't calling 911 for themselves. the compassionate citizens of san francisco call 911 for someone unconscious on the streets or for the person that has been sitting in their own excrement for the last eight hours. what does this small group of individuals have in common? severe substance use disorder, mental illness that has been exacerbated by substance use, and homelessness, which in my view is driven by the addiction disorder. these few individuals will use until they are incapacitated, stumble out of an emergency room as soon as they can walk or are rolled out of an e-r in a wheelchair and use some more. it is a vicious circle of misery and illness of which they have no agency to stop. one such person activated 911 over 200 ti

st. anthony's turned into an emergency shelter to help people get out of that unhealthy air. >>> the napa valley half marathon and the mount ray bay half marathon was also cancelled. children's ferry land in oakland was cancelled three days in a row because of bad air. >>> our coverage of the wildfires continues now. we'll take you life to ventura county where entire cities of still under a mandatory evacuation. >>> this is hard. >> people remember an 18-year- old who was killed in napa. the event to honor her. >>> we have a mixed bag with our commute. there is one commute that is still very slow. i'll tell you what is that straight ahead. >>> another smoky day. i'll tell if there will be a change in that pattern. we'll look at that coming u >>> friends and family honored alana house this who was killed in that nightclub killing. they will honor all who have been affected by gun violence. >>> yesterday hundreds of people lined the streets of napa, taking their respects to elena housely. the police provided and he is court to the cemetery. she was killed in the borderline bar and grill las

st. anthony's in glide will welcome two officers with mayor breed as workers prepare to serve 3500 meals this thanksgiving. glide will hold their annual thanksgiving meal from 10:00 to 1:30 tomorrow. >>> romaine lettuce will not be on the menu this thanksgiving. grocery stores are yanking romaine lettuce from shelves because the centers for disease control reported an e-coli outbreak. >> forget about caesar salads for a while. the centers for disease control is telling people in the u.s. and canada to stop eat being lettuce. they issued a statement, quote: the cdc is advising that us consumers not eat any romaine lettuce and retailers and restaurants not serve or sell any until we learn more about the outbreak. >>> despite the warning, the san francisco's marina district is still selling romaine lettuce tuesday afternoon. we bought two kinds of romaine lettuce, the store told us we were not aware of any problems. shoppers say they'll be cautious. >> i'll throw my romaine away as soon as we get home. thanks for letting me know. not nd there's an e-coli something to mess with. >> the feder

st. anthony's opened doors to people who suffer from respiratory problems. a total of 65 beds are available. >>> the bad air is forcing schools to close. as of right now, the three campuses for cal state east bay are closed today. san jose state will not open today or tomorrow. san francisco state is closed through saturday. it's all because of that unhealthy air. if more schools close, we should hear about that within the next hour or so. >>> another note, berkeley half marathon scheduled for this sunday is canceled because of the poor air quality. organizers say you can still go to the expo at sports basement and a portion of the sales will be donated to fire victims in butte county. >> north face endurance championships in marin county and san francisco also canceled this weekend. the $30,000 prize will be given to the camp fire evacuation relief fund. >>> an easy way to check the air quality where you live is by going to abc7news.com. we have this link on our front page. it takes you to a map. a map updates every five minutes and shows you the air where

st. anthonys in san francisco decided to make its donation drive virtual.t of an effort to protect the allege of volunteers and do-- health of volunteers and donors. >>> coming up on the 11:00 p.m. news, the poor air quality in the bay area forced people to stay indoors and one person is saying this is a wake up call. >> up and next in sports the warriors are reeling after a surprising losing spree on the road. joe fonzi will have the highlights and low lights next in sports. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> joe is here now with sports. after arizona took the lead, didn't think the raiders would come back but they did. >> starting to feel like an all time low for the raiders got better today in arizona. wouldn't know it if you watched jon gruden and derek carr. they found the end zone twice. th

st. anthony's and glide church will feed chief scott and volunteer today as workers go around the clock. getting ready to serve 3500 meals for thanksgiving. they'll hold their thanksgiving meal from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 tomorrow. >>> you can probably tell drop off things today for them. they would welcome that with open arms. we've been talking about a lot of relief efforts and items and donations have gone up to the fire victims and so they're needing more supplies here. >> that's right or you can volunteer time and the time of the year, a lot of people do, that as far as switching over to traveling, today is a big travel day as you know, and we're not seeing a commute, we're seeing people on the road though, lets look at the bay bridge. this is not commute traffic, but we've seen a steady stream of cars driving too and from, a lot of people going to bay area airports and getting on the road early, some people are leaving the bay area to go to thanksgiving wherever they're going and today is a big travel day for that. this is a look at interstate 880, it's crowded and not like a sunday mo

st. anthony's and shows us how volunteers are hard at work already making sure that no one goes hungry. >> today and tomorrow and the holidays, these are special moments for all of us but glide is in this business all year round. the donations, monetary and food and otherwise, really do sustain us for the entire year. >> reporter: crews are prepping dozens of turkeys, hundreds of pounds of potatoes and suffering and all the trimmings for tomorrow's thanksgiving meal. at salvation army crews were prepping food this morning including the san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white but this afternoon organizers at the african-american art and culture complex were serving means to make sure no one is hungry so they invited the needy, homes and no place else to go. those said sometimes when family slips away, they can find another family to share the thanksgiving holiday with. >> without them, i don't know where i'd be in my mind. i lost my cancer. i lost two sisters. then i lost my brother-in-law just last month. so kind of struggling a little bit. >> reporter: in san francisco, christien kaf

st. anthony's dining room is changing curb side to protect of dropping off a ham or turkey, you can selectwant to donate on the website. >>> a boy given a halloween do over after he fell out of a second story window and spent the holiday in the hospital. >> we went from goofing around on the bed to me turning my back for a moment to get ready for work. somehow he made his way to the window and fell out. >> he spent a week in the icu. after leaving the hospital he had multiple skull fractures, could barely open his eyes. he is recovered. his mom said he was so sad about missing his favorite holiday the neighborhood came together to throw oli-ween. >> i wanted him to remember that he had a great time and how many people reached out and gave him so much love and affection. >> first responders who helped him on the day of his accident california continue to fight multiple fires. next, an update from malibu on the woolsey fire and what firefighters in northern california are facing. >> a 16 year old girl killed in a weekend house fire in the east bay. next, the vigil planned in the community to

st. anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling green are here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >>

st. anthony's opened doors to people who suffer from respiratory problems. a total of 65 beds are available. >>> as of right now, the three campuses for cal state east bay are closed today. san jose state will not open today or tomorrow. san francisco stated is closed through saturday. it's all because of that unhealthy air we're talking about. if more schools close, we should hear about that within the next hour or so. >>> another note, berkeley half marathon scheduled for this sunday is canceled because of the poor air quality. organizers say you can still go to the expo at sports basement they're putting on. a portion of the sale will be given to fire victims in the bay valley. >>> and marin county and san francisco is canceled this weekend. the $30,000 prize will be given to the camp fire evacuation relief fund. >> that is a nice way to do it. an easy way to check the air quality is going to abc7news.com. we have this link on our front page. a map updates every five minutes and shows you the air where you live. you can get this on our map. we will talk m

st. anthony's in san francisco is going virtl. if you want to donate go to their website. we put a link on abc7news.com. you will see opportunities to pay for chicken, trk, vegetables. >>> many other events have been cancelled because of the smoke, the north face endures challenge and the sunset running races both supposed to map in san francisco. the alcatraz will be closed this weekend. tomorrow's berkeley half marathon will be recked for february or march and the 49ers goldenrtea h s ranunta clara has been cancelled. we are keeping a list of the cancellations on our website. abnewspeim o.csi y todifay you likely notice a lot of people wearing pasks what can you do if you don'tave one? leslie brinkley talked to alternatives. >> we are all improvising perfecting the mask wearing technique to help our health. >> does it help though duct tape edges of doors and windows. >> yes it will. >> this doctor is an allergist with the allergy and medical group of the bay area she suggests wearing the n 95 masks in the car. lal fitting masks that are too ca ar mandn sealed with medica

st. anthony's emergency shelter is going to remain open until the air is considered healthy. abc 7 news. >>> this morning the nfl tells us our sister network, espn, they are currently monitoring the game with the giants and the niners at san francisco. they will decide whether to move the location of the game to the another location, because the fire forced the niners to change the location of their practice. and as for the location, the nfl officials are monitoring the, and the kickoff is scheduled for 1:05. and you can watch them kick off right here tomorrow the night at 7:00. >>> and crews continue to the fight the hill and the woolsey fires. this is a live picture. the flames are burning in ventura and los angeles counties. you see itt from the helicopter here, and crews are trying to save a home in malibu, and the ho homes have been destroyed for at least 150 home, rise. two deaths have been reported and it appears that the deputies were overrun in the driveway and the powerlines detectives from being at that scene. >> and i would like to check it out to see it, and it i

st. anthony's. i'm looking at -- i get that there is this sweeping kind of criteria you're using, but it's so broad and it's not -- i mean, you're putting them on the list when they may not even be offenders. so i guess that's my concern, too. it's a very sweeping list. i went on the tour of the new recycling center, which is really impressive quite frankly. if no one has been there, you should go out there, it's pretty cool. but one thing i learned, our trash is really clean. i saw them sorting it all. and now i know myself. i told my husband, that we can't put a single plastic bag into recycling. you have to bundle the bags together, which quite frankly when i told 20 of my friends, they had no idea you do that. but this is an example people don't know how to recycle. so when you say you do a robust program, i'm sorry, i disagree. i know you have a poster contest. someone at my elementary won it. so that's how i know we can put milk cartons in it. you say they may not be offenders, but we're group

st. anthony's in san francisco is going virtual instead. if you want to donate you can go to the website we put a link on abc 7 news.com. you'll see a page to pay for items like turkey, ham, chicken rice and vegetables. it runs through thanksgiving. >> many events have been cancelled because of the smoke including the north face endurance challenge and the sunset running race. both supposed to happen in san francisco today. the oakland zoo is closed today. alcatraz closed this weekend. tomorrow's annual berkeley half marathon will be rescheduled. and the 49ers golden heart run is cancelled. we are keeping a full list of cancelled events on our website. abc7news.com. if you go outside you'll notice a lot of people wearingasks. what did can do you i have one? leslie brinkley talked to a doctor about possible alternatives. >> we are all improvising, perfecting our mask wearing technique. >> does it help to duct tape the edges much doors and windows. >> it does, absolutely. because you want as much ceiling as possible. >> this doctor is an alle

st. anthony's kitchen in the tenderloin in san francisco where crews are hard at work making sure no one goes hungry for the holiday. >> reporter: absolutely. whattage important job that is to make sure everybody has -- what an important job at last to make sure everybody has a full belly and happy thanksgiving. this is like a made-for-tv turkey. but this actually is the real bird. this is going to get eaten tomorrow. >> yes. our chefs are culinary trained. we'll put out our best foot forward tomorrow. >> reporter: it really shows. it's important for those donations to come in right now, money, canned goods, all that stuff is so important because that sustains you throughout the year. >> we get about 60, 63% of our donations during this time of the year during the holidays. so whether that's turkeys that we can put in the freezer and bring out in july or whatever it is, it's really important to us. and especially the monetary donations that help us, you know, pay the bills, keep the power on and reward our staff. they are really great people. >> you're the great boss because you managed

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st. anthonys, or glide, or food bank, and five of those covered. would you like, madam chair, like me to talk about the amendments right now? >> yes, please, and after that, public comment, ladies and gentlemen. >> essentially just in kin