florez. happy to answer questions the commission may have. i would like to close by situating of the effort the broad issue context of huwe see our work admit tenderloin as commissioner moore mentioned the h pc direct evidence iing nayed turk and taylor and the property where the compton's cafeteria riots took place as a historic landmark. there are challenges the tenderloin faces and work to address them. [speaking fast] among the people who work and live there there is a sense of pride and love for the neighbored. the time and effort that produced the tenderloin community action plan. the public is focus on the problems we continuing is imperative to not lose sight what makes the tenderloin the few diverse working class neighborhood in san francisco u nobodying that includes the lbgtq + rights movement. live music and home to a third of neon sign in san francisco. it is complicated but i believe we will [inaudible] that statute core of the proposal before you today. i will turn it over to m

. >> reporter: unlike smoke, florez is not lingering on the past. he has his eyes set on the country in's next chapter. >> definitely looking forward to rising up from the ashes and moving to a new location. we are trying to find a spot from here. we have a few spots in mind that we will be looking out later on this week. hopefully we are able to get something in the near future. >> reporter: florez takes pride in his restaurants and the people who keep it running day in and day out. one reason why he wants to quickly relocate, he wants to keep all of his employees on the payroll. many of them have worked at holders country in for decades. >> all the employees here are like family. we definitely want to keep them and take care of them and as soon as we find a new spot we are going to go back in full force. >> reporter: he says the plan is to eventually rebuild and reopen here. >> we do plan to come back, this is a place we call itof nt value for a lot of us. >> reporter: so far, community support is keeping his spirits high. >> there are so many peo

[applause] yuri city councilmember jasmine florez -- erie city councilmember jasmine florez. . city councilmember chuck feldman. erie city school director sumner nichols. my friend warren county commissioner jeff eggleston. when i go county democratic chairman john clock is in the house. if there are any other electeds i felt to mention, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. raise a great candidate for the united states senate. we have a couple of the great candidates in the house with us races -- with us. races across pennsylvania are critically important this year. please give a warm welcome to the candidate for state representative in the sixth legislative district. [applause] let's give a warm reception to chelsea a lover, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. [applause] and sharing a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back-and-forth, the next congressman from pennsylvania 16th congressional district, dan pat sorry. [applause] i expected -- i was told this was a bellwether crowd. feels m

i think deputy city attorney florez, if you could share the language you showed me, that would amend the definition of preceding. >> thank you, commissioner finlev. for everyone's purposes this is the defyination of preceding found on page six. to the end of that sentence online 18, after public space. we would add, for purposes of this chapter 6 the definition shall also apply to precedings regarding administrative enforce am actions, period. >> thank you. when we do this is administrative enforcement without that our precedings would not be covered in the oranges. supervisor peskin i will give you a chance to react. >> if i may through chair lee to commissioner finlev thank you for that catch. i am not a lawyer so that is precisely why proposition e involved all of you in this process. i do while i have the floor, want to thank the city attorney's office and deputy city attorney florez for their on going work on this matter. >> i welcome that change. >> great. >> mr. heckle i assume you don't have an objection but if you do, let us know. >> thank you, commissioner finlev. no object

monday morning, 4:30 27. >>> welcome back, i am anthony florez.the giants rallied sweep of the pirates on a dramatic walk-off home run. oracle park just showing off for the series finale against pittsburgh. the giants came out swinging. it's a three run shot. the giants had a 5-0 lead. the pirates come rolling back. ryan reynolds strokes the deep three. the pirates rally to take a 7-6 lee. with a man on tyrell estrada goes on a power strip and he strikes a walk-off, two run homer. the giants sweep the pirates, 8- seven. their record improves 2.500 for the season. manager dave kaplan on estrada's late game power show. >> you don't expect a home run but you probably should. he does hit home with. he makes spots. not that that is the expectation that it shouldn't surprise us anymore because he has come up big spots and put the balls in the seat. it was kind of cool to see that happen for him today and i do ticket was a signal that there is a lot of fight still left in that room. >> as for the a's they were in houston and the struggle is real. they ha

we saw the recent win of congressman -- congresswoman florez.have seen other candidates that the new york times now calls the far right latina. this is the america first republican conservative leaders out there simply love america and their community. you are also seeing the poll numbers for joe biden simply 19%. what is happening? by that shift with the hispanic and i would say other minority >> two factors combining together, one, it definitely applies to the hispanic and black community. and all communities in america. the hispanic community, the core heart is, facing god, putting family first, and respecting the freedom that exists, in no place better than the united states of america. that is what i have campaigned on and one on. . the other reason is. -- the other reason is joe biden has gone far more left than he appeared to be earlier in his career. and he completely bought into the cortez mentality, open border policy. the people who are most frustrated, angry and bitter about what is going on at the border is county and county, that i

the move prompted miami's mayor francis florez to tweet a war miami welcome to his friend mr.w is that mayor. citadel isn't the only comedy moving to miami you're seeing an influx of smaller ones, who is coming and why? are you doing the recruiting? or is it the city of miami? >> all were doing is keeping it simple. were keeping taxes low a historic low rate were keeping people safe. hopefully i can finish the year with a historically low homicide rate, and world leading its innovation. we've created a kind of economy customer one of the nation in which growth. we are creating high paying jobs and a combination of attributes as was attracting people from states for the paying over 50% of their income in taxes i mean that's basically socialism or your essentially working for government it is the business partner or government employee's own miami we believe many of us by the way fled communist of dictatorship. we believe that government shouldn't be bigger than it needs to be and the government is the solution all problems and i frankly the private sector and philanthropy are w

the investigation started earlier this year after former dolphin head coach brian florez, sued the nflnd several of its teams including the dolphins. he accused them all of racial discrimination in their hiring practices. in the lawsuit, he claims that miami offered to pay him hundreds of thousands of dollars, to intentionally lose or tank games, the nfl looked into the accusations but investigators said they found no evidence that the dolphins actually pressured florez to throw any games and in a statement the owner wrote, the independent investigation cleared our organization. with regards to tampering, i strongly disagree with the conclusions and the punishment however i will accept the outcome. >>> new evidence today in the alex jones trial, as the father of the sandy hook shooting victim takes the stand. jones response on his podcast, and prosecutors are quick to take notice. >>> plus this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes!

i am anthony florez. the giants hit another bump in the road in minnesota. foul of the three-game series against the twins in minneapolis. down 3-2 in the fifth. brandon crawford landed a single to right. that places the tying run. there is a button when you have a four game losing streak. the twins would blow it open in the bottom half of the frame. a five-run 5th inning for minnesota. the twins sweep the giants. santa rosa, scott alexander made his giants debut on the mound. he pitched a one-to-3-6 and his only inning of work. the giants went 2-6 on the road trip and remain seven and half road games back on the final wild-card game spot. >> i think we have to come back home and keep our heads down. we need to understand there is still time. >> they are running out of time. a special day at the coliseum. the a's celebrating the 20 year anniversary of their 2002 team that won 20 games in the row. and was the subject of the movie moneyball. garcia singles to left. the a's sword twice in the first. the a's scored two more times in the inning. they split their

got a face full of wilbur florez. scary collision. okay. but, oh.trike away from getting out of a jam in the fifth inning. castro's line drive, just too ht drive, just too hot to handle fr brandon crawford. tigers put six six in the inning. all they nee. 6-1 was the final. giants back at it right a in minnesota. before the game, the giants placed brandon belt on the injured list with a knee injury that has bothered him all season. meantime, back in oakla, lovato faced the a's for the first time since they traded him. he was good. cole irvin was was better. a career-high 11 st. a career-high 11 strikeouts. to the bottom of the 10th, i didn', the 10th. a winning run on thir. run on third. fly ball to go center. a's beat the marlins. e yankees come to town tomorrow tn a four-game series. [ music ] > >> meant closer edwin diaz, popr entrance song. could be performg could be performing live next tuesday when the man who blows the horn, timmy trumpet, is in . , is in attendance. > >> nfl hall of fame quarterbackn dawson passed away. he led kanss city to a

i felt before that, when florez was fired the day after the nfl season ended.a lot of people, myself included, attacked steve ross and attacked the nfl for the fact there is empirical evidence of this, black coaches have a shorter not only harder to get hired it's harder to avoid being fired. who started chicago after content and six. jim caldwell had the best record of any liens close would been there at least four years in 68 years and they fired, have they done sinceon then? [laughter] it's really well for them hasn't it? i felt like some of the owners just dug in and said were notr going to let anybody in the media or anybody else tell us what to do or who to hire. in the first six tires in the hiring cycle were all white. i'm not saying any of them are unqualified. and the whole bill thing kind of sums up who these owners are. and john is supposed to have the, it's no snyder. and yet there is bella check accidentally congratulating florez for getting the giants of job three days before he was interviewed. and when brian had already been hired. so what kind

anthony florez is nowhere to be seen. he is often a the giants are on the road in colorado looking for wind after last night's loss to the rockies. >>> right now it's the top of the fifth inning. rockies lead 2-0. we have the highlights at 11:00. >>> here's a live look of the coliseum. there it is. the a's taking on the mariners over there. zada opened up out of the water loss and with a 10-to win. right now top of the seventh and the a's lead 3-2. we have highlights for you tonight at 11:00. >>> the golden heart run return to levi stadium today. >> a three mile fun run and walk. gathering the 49ers and community. tom rosman and his wife holly served as official ray started. anthony cortez from the bay, he comes year after year. >> this is my fourth in a row from 2015, 16, 17, and 2022. >> the last 100 meters and i went as fast as i could. >> cortez may have one, but victoria is the one we are relating to. she felt a sprint coming up in her and she delivered. the run supports the golden heart fund. >> a player led communi

erie city councilman -- member jasmine florez. erie city councilmember chuck nelson. gary school director. [cheering] >> warren county commissioner jeff huddleston. [cheering] >> venango county democratic party chairman jon clark is in the house. [cheering] >> if there are any other electives that i failed to mention here, i apologize and i will take full responsibility. welcome and thank you for being here to bring john fetterman back to erie. [cheering] [shouting] >> we are here to celebrate a great candidate for u.s. senate tonight. races all across pennsylvania, not just a statewide races but our district races and house races are critically important this year. please give a warm erie welcome to the candidate for the state legislative districts. [cheering] >> let us give a warm reception to chelsea all, our candidate for the fourth legislative district. answering a heavy rideshare with john fetterman back and forth to washington, d.c., the next congressman for the 16th district. [cheering] >> i was told that this was a bellwether crowd. is this a bellwether crowd

anthony florez, nbc bay area. >> looking forward to it, thank you. you can hear more on the latest episode of their podcast, which will drop right after the game. make sure to follow nbc sports bay area for in-depth coverage all season long. >>> now at 6:00, the mask mandate debate re-services that's rules. implementing this requirement while other schools are hesitant. >> we are united and respectful of everybody. we tell it from the point of view of the honor system. >>> exploration of the bay area. vice president harris stopped by to see what the future holds. >> the family of this woman are taking their please straight to the district attorney. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. we are still following a developing story in the south bay. a car crashed, sparking a fire at a small apartment building in the south bay. this happened around 4:00. the fire department says a gas meter was had. they just sent an update about 10 minutes ago. one firefighter is being treated for non-life- threatening injury. the fire is not under

florez. happy to answer questions the commission may have. i would like to close by situating of the effort the broad issue context of huwe see our work admit tenderloin as commissioner moore mentioned the h pc direct evidence iing nayed turk and taylor and the property where the compton's cafeteria riots took place as a historic landmark. there are challenges the tenderloin faces and work to address them. [speaking fast] among the people who work and live there there is a sense of pride and love for the neighbored. the time and effort that produced the tenderloin community action plan. the public is focus on the problems we continuing is imperative to not lose sight what makes the tenderloin the few diverse working class neighborhood in san francisco u nobodying that includes the lbgtq + rights movement. live music and home to a third of neon sign in san francisco. it is complicated but i believe we will [inaudible] that statute core of the proposal before you today. i will turn it over to m

at san jose state, anthony florez nbc bay area. stomach right now it's a cigar, it is california's deadliest and most destructive fire of the year, but how did it start? we investigate what may have started the wildfire in oregon. >> it was no coincidence that it happened one after the other. that happens sometimes. there are a good few that start to investigate. stronach was finally answering the charges of mma fighter velazquez. they find out if the judge will grant him bail. >> the south bay institution hickle pleases up for sale. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i am jessica geary, >> and i am garvin thomas. we have been telling you about the mckinney fire for a week now. forgot last friday near the california and border, but tonight we are learning sue about it. the giant fire may be linked to a power line, but not pg&e. a different utility. nbc bay area investigative reporter found out and fire appears to have started directly under. >>

. >>> welcome back i'm anthony florez, a giant celebration at the ballpark, the owner jim black signed over the dramatic walk off a victory over the pirates, a beautiful day at oracle park for the series finale. now the giants came out swinging. junior homers for the second day in a row it's a three run shot, the giants led 5-0 over, not by a long shot the pirates come fighting back. brian reynolds the deep three, the pirates rallied to take a 7- 6 lead into the bottom of the ninth inning. then with a man on, estrada calls ballgame he smacks a walkoff two run homer. the giants sweep the pirates 8- 7 manager gabe kepler on estrada's late game heroics. >> you know you don't expect home run but you probably should now. like he does hit homers. he does in big spots. not that that is the explanation but it should not surprise us anymore. it is kind of cool to see that happen for him today and i do think it was a signal that there is a lot of fight still left in that room. >> they are back in the playoff race, houston, the a's have a big problem, they lost eight in a row. up 5-0 in the seven

similarly laurie florez reminds us the ways in which salinas in california about their wealth on the backs of farmworkers from the 20th century particularly latino ones are often glassed over in historical narratives of places like steinbeck country. but steinbeck intern would not have recognized the idealized we envisioning of his regional landscape. while he failed to capture the full cultural richness and racial diversity of his california settings, canterbury row is far more realistic than romantic in portraying monterey. hardly the kind of book the tourist bureau would have welcomed but over time the place he depicted became a major tourist destination and counterintuitively so in part because of the compel it albeit incomplete picture of life at its ragged fringes. steinbeck spent most of the 1940s and 50s in new york when he decides to travel across the country in 1960 with his dog charlie. during that famous trippy visited the monterey peninsula was shocked by the nearly unrecognizable place he unwittingly helped create. they fish for tour snout not filters that species are n

ago, we swore in the first woman born in mexico, elected to congress as a republican, named myra florez. [cheers and applause] then we got a guy in arizona. he immigrated to america when he was age 10. his father still drives --for the city in tucson. -- still drives the bus for the city in tucson. he puts the christmas tree up. on it is american flags. his father cried the day his son filed to run for congress. 's father told the story -- when i first came here, we worked hard. my son was just 11. i had a job but on the weekends we would wash cars. he would go with me. he is an academic advisor today, married with six children. the guy looks like george clooney. keep an eye on him, he is going far as well. [applause] we will win in california and oregon and washington as long as we are in the boat together. sometimes it is probably a friend that we are better at fighting each other. let's not aim within the boat. and if you promise to work this next 102 days, i will make this promise to you, january 3, you got about one hour flight to get to d.c.. i want you all there. i want you to se

arresting this exit can national pedro florez after he crossed illegally.sly convicted of first-degree manslaughter in new york city. former u.s. border patrol rodney scott says the situation down at the southern border continues to deteriorate and he blames the biden administration. take a listed. >> this administration tries to make it sound like it is a northern triangle or even a kt issue. this administration literally sent out a welcome notice. we are reaping the results. we will not even realize these threats for decades. >> keep in mind, eagle pass, where we are, a tiny little texas city. they are averaging well over 1000 illegal crossings here every single day. put that into perspective. the mayor of new york city saying they need help. they have gotten about 300 bussed to them in a one-week span. >> we will be talking more about those numbers. thank you. more migrants across the southern border into the u.s. more buses are gearing up to bring them to northern cities. texas governor greg abbott is promising more buses on their way. our team coverage

ago, we swore in the first woman born in mexico, elected to congress as a republican, named myra florez. [cheers and applause] then we got a guy in arizona. he immigrated to america when he was age 10. his father still drives --for the city in tucson. -- still drives the bus for the city in tucson. he puts the christmas tree up. on it is american flags. his father cried the day his son filed to run for congress. 's father told the story -- when i first came here, we worked hard. my son was just 11. i had a job but on the weekends we would wash cars. he would go with me. he is an academic advisor today, married with six children. the guy looks like george clooney. keep an eye on him, he is going far as well. [applause] we will win in california and oregon and washington as long as we are in the boat together. sometimes it is probably a friend that we are better at fighting each other. let's not aim within the boat. and if you promise to work this next 102 days, i will make this promise to you, january 3, you got about one hour flight to get to d.c.. i want you all there. i want you to se

austin slater that his k his textbook with a runner at td at third the sacrifice fly, florez comes in the centerfielder did not notice th. the situation. now the game is in the hands of a shaky bullpen. bullpen. one more out to win and and it is spoiled. the base hit to right the blown save tied 2-2. now trying to get out of a jam with the bases loaded ball four four pitch walk and the giants fall 3-2 losing three st. three straight. > >> straight to extra innings in oakland the a's in the tent with with a scoreless game against the yankees bases-loaded the breaking ball gets away the run scores, a sloppy throw from murphy and it brings in another. two run mistake and oakland had had to fight bottom of the 10th at the plate how about a game-tying home run. indeed. the the two run home run 10 innings not enough going to the 11th at the plate the routine ground ball up the middle the yankees try to turn two. he cannot holiy cannot holiday and the a's win 2 win 3-2 off of the field's choice in the 11th. the ever closing out the season against the yankees today. soccer the quakes went to

on the same vein lieutenant florez who works with battalion matt shorts works with mta and the task and other groups to manage the street changes shared space, all these things which challenge us but i understand how they benefit the stay so we're trying to find that balance as well so we have a seat at the table and working hard on that. plan check had 929 plans in review of the 785 were reviewed and awaiting responses. 1359 inspections conducted. the community outreach program participated in six events a couple of them with over a thousand participants and the bureau of fire prevention and investigation investigated structure fires and vehicle fires and 11 other fires. at sfo assistant chief darcy stepped into the role enthusiastically and very effective. he's managing left over budgetary issues and he's developing new ideas to improve some recruitment for assignment to the airport so hopefully we see some people wanting to volunteer to go down there it's a neat assignment. it has unique challenges and pat can bring people down there during july they prepared for the live burn traini

we have former -- tom hogan here, congress roman mica -- congresswoman myra florez representing southly say we have carrie like the official gop nominee for [indiscernible] in the state of arizona. [applause] >> just so you know, -- i also endorse carrie. [indiscernible] >> since we are here in the great state of texas, we will go over to the congresswoman. you are from mexico and lived in south texas. you have been on both sides of the border for your entire life you know more than anybody on this panel how difficult is have become with the biden administration. bring it home to people. there are real people in south texas --just how terrible have things become? >> it has changed everything us. like he said i am from mexico, i was blessed to come to an amazing country when i was six years old. most of us in south texas have families in x ago. i family -- my grandparents still live in mexico and most people in south texas cannot is it their families as well because of the organizations that have taken over the southern border. it has only gotten worse because biden was elected. i wish

on the same vein lieutenant florez who works with battalion matt shorts works with mta and the task and other groups to manage the street changes shared space, all these things which challenge us but i understand how they benefit the stay so we're trying to find that balance as well so we have a seat at the table and working hard on that. plan check had 929 plans in review of the 785 were reviewed and awaiting responses. 1359 inspections conducted. the community outreach program participated in six events a couple of them with over a thousand participants and the bureau of fire prevention and investigation investigated structure fires and vehicle fires and 11 other fires. at sfo assistant chief darcy stepped into the role enthusiastically and very effective. he's managing left over budgetary issues and he's developing new ideas to improve some recruitment for assignment to the airport so hopefully we see some people wanting to volunteer to go down there it's a neat assignment. it has unique challenges and pat can bring people down there during july they prepared for the live burn traini

people like myra florez, who just won a special election, cassie garcia, monica de la cruz, tiffany smileypening at the border. we all know that over 2 million people are being smuggled across this border and we know these cartels are making $13 billion. that's billion with a b this year. we are really here, ainsley, to highlight what's happening to latina women. this crisis is disproportionately affecting latino women. they are being raped, human traffics, and some of them, god forbid, are being murdered and sold for body parts. these republican women are here at the border to stand up and say enough is enough. >> ainsley: some of these women are not women yet, they are little girls. and that is really so disheartening and so disturbing to watch them come across unaccompanied without their parents. when you look at the numbers, the fiscal year 2022, unaccompanied minors, 1,845. to date, in total, in 2021, 113,761. that is up more than 13%. when you talk to those law-enforcement agents or you talk to some of these victims, what are they saying? >> you know, we will have a roundtable this m