senator florez. repeat after me, i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. thank you, senator. senator sparks. repeat after me. >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. >> thank you. senator king. please repeat after me. >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. thank you, senator. -- >> thank you, senator. senator, please

spike when his dad died, more than a decade ago, florez felt the pull. >> i decided exactly 10 years ago to quit the hardware store and go and get my license as a barber. a basically trade a heat gun for a hairdryer. >> and then, several years ago, florez made another leap. this time to open his own barbershop. he rented a space in the san francisco tenderloin on mason street. but as he was getting the shop ready, along came the pandemic. >> mike lyons were letting me know that they were leaving the city. i probably had close to 150 clients i went down to probably 20. >> so history started in survival mode. select the most stressful thing i've ever done in my life. it was not just about cutting hair, it is about creating, basically studying the personality of my clients. and >> as he works to rebuild his client base, his battling on another front. the area where he opened his shop is the front line in the city's drug crisis and ground zero for the cities on house issue. many days he comes to work to find tents in front of his shop. >> you need to move to the side. so i'm from mexico

. >> reporter: when he was 21 years old, gabriel florez followed his plans to move to the u.s.. >> ist learned of the language. high immerse himself in the english language he got a job in the sense of disco hardware store. he taught himself english date on the job teen years. but haircutting was in his blood and in his heart. his father, he had long encouraged him to follow in the family tradition. >> he believed in me. >> reporter: when his dad died more than a decade ago, florez felt a pull. >> started exactly 10 years ago, to quit the hardware store and go and get my license as a barbara -- barber. i trade a heat gun for a hairdryer. >> several years ago florez made another leap this time to open his own barbershop. he rented a space in san francisco on mason street, but as he was getting the shop ready along came the pandemic. >> my clients let me know they were living in the city and i probably had those two 150 clients and i went down to like only 20. >> is so dreams started in survival mode. >> this is the most stressful thing i've ever done in my life. it's not about just cu

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i am anthony florez at levi sitting for the 49ers improved 3-0 after beating the giants in the home openerthe niners playing the first of five schedule primetime games this season. stevens controlled the first quarter. nick bosa gets his first sack of the season. he just misses recording the city. game tied, three having three, after one. the second quarter, first interception for ricky bell. it's a nine yard touchdown. the niners won a pound of rock. a four yard run, scores a touchdown with his 12 consecutive game. 17-6. when brandon sideline with injury, six catches for 129 yards and this 27 yard touchdown. he went over 300 yards pressing for the niners beat the giants, 30-12. >> we are happy to be her right now. i told the guys if they want to wind and have the weekend off, they have to earn it. those guys there. >> reporter: after playing on a short we, the niners will have time to rest and recover. they won't hit the field again until october 1st at home against arizona. >>> major-league baseball, the loss for the giants. they lost to the dodgers, seven- to picture peterson hit a home

florez' throw home was high and here comes another runner to score. two more errors tonight. the giants have a majors-leading 109 on the season. 5-2 arizona, and got even worse when alex cobb had to leave the game with a hip injury. the diamondbacks had 13 runners and the giants had no answers. their percentage to make the playoffs will drop from 13%, having lost four of five games. that loss drops them three games back of the final wild-card spot in the national league with 11 games remaining. by the way, that is lost 7-2. >>> now let's pivot to the 49ers. brandon aiyuk will be a gametime decision for thursday's home opener against the new york giants. he injured his shoulder against the rams, toughed it out, finished the game. niners a 10 point favorite to win. rather short week. win over the rams on sunday, off on monday , and they get the game plan today and tomorrow with a 5: 15 kick on thursday. two games in four days. coaches were not happy with it. coach shanahan is still trying to process it. >> we found out by wednesday morning and by the end of our first meeting it

wilmer florez, two run shot to left field. that gets the fans attention and instep submit can occur. someway, somehow he gets a bat on this ball, just catches enough barrel to leave the yard. so low shot emma makes it a one run game. next batter, jd davis. this was a no doubter. back to back to back homers to tie it at 4-4 to the first time the giants have done that since 2015. jock peterson loves it. the rockies would retake the lead by the giants followed it up with two in the seventh and three more in the eighth. two of those runs walked in. the giants take a win. however they can. sentences go, 9-8 final. they are 2.5 games back on the diamondbacks on the piled final wild-card spot. >>> nick bosa says he feels good after two practices and is ready for a normal workload on sunday. i would too if my employer just paid me $170 million. for him, it feels really good after a long drawn out process for the pass rusher. >> i haven't paid yet, but

while florez is still a daca recipient, she thinks about others who haven't been able to apply. >> i am always thinking about the high schoolers that graduate these past few years, where they aren't able to apply. >> reporter: applications have been blocked since 2021, when a texas judge found daca unlawful. the same judge ruled that the biden administration's revised version of daca was still unlawful. existing daca recipients have been and are still able to renew their daca applications. they are still protected even under this new ruling but this is likely to go to the supreme court. >> just reminding us that oh no, you're unlawful, that is not right, that shouldn't have been done this way. it is not that we don't care, but in a way, we feel numb to these . because imagine someone reminding you like oh, you know, so you are depending your life on this piece of paper and we are going to take it away. we don't really think it's good. >> there is definitely fair. >> reporter: an immigration attorney with nonprofit san jose, daca recipients talk with a lawyer. >> to see if there are o

. >> reporter: florez, owner of a small tamale business has also relied on cal fresh to support her childrentor: with this program, i am able to buy food that my children want, that i otherwise would not be able to, and income. >> reporter: today, liz is the food bank's chief impact officer, who is expanding ways to combat hunger. she has helped start the website, foodnow.net, so that folks can find cal fresh and other assistance in their neighborhoods. >> i am surprised with the struggles and the challenges. the services we are providing is more than a bag of food. it is more than a phone call. it is providing hope. >> there was a robust group this morning. >> reporter: for creating an outreach program to help people access government food assistance, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to liz gomez. >> reporter: the alameda county community food bank outreach program remains one of the largest running and largest programs of its kind in california. >> it is such a great program and fulfill such a big need. >> yes, we want to make sure nobody goes to bed hungry. >> especially r

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

. >>> welcome back, i am anthony florez, the oakland a's might want to forget the season, the history books will not, they played their final home game, the detroit tigers opened with a 2-0 lead, the oakland a's couldn't get a clutch it, they were 0-11 with runners in scoring position and left eight men on base, they blink them 2- 0, they tie the oakland era record for most losses in a season with 108, they said that back in 1979. despite the losing they are still filling love from hometown fans. >> fans definitely supported this group even though the record is not great, they should've even today with the type of support that they always have had. these fans are the best in baseball. >> wrapping up the four-day aspect game series, bases- loaded a, and they also the bases-loaded, and guess what they didn't score, in the bottom of the 10th, comes through with a walkoff rbi single, the dodgers beat the giants 3-2. the 49ers were able to watch football and scout the next opponent, they had to the dallas cowboys the first loss of the season, and next sunday, levi's stadium, 3-0 after beat