sammy: it's my burger. it's my burger.: everybody's kind of yelling and complaining and arguing. tranchina: don't tell me why it came this way. just fix it. this is embarrassing. the whole restaurant's embarrassing. lemonis: this business would be best described as a lot of personality and not a lot of process. sammy: so, that's the texan. you have bacon. you have fried onion ring, lettuce, barbecue sauce, american cheese, and cheddar. lemonis: which is -- which is this one? tranchina: that's the double standard. it's basically a double cheeseburger. -lemonis: what's in here? -sammy: that is the omg burger. jalapeÑos, american cheese, crunchy onions, and you have plantains. lemonis: honestly, i would say the burgers are average. [ chuckling ] i mean, i have to be honest with you. these burgers and the menu concoctions -- they sound like college-campus drunk-burger concoctions. sammy: we'd be painting a wall and talking about, "hey, let's do a brunch burger. let's do a burger with a fried egg on it." lemonis: "all right, gr

to the burger boys. -all: burger boys.onis: six months and about a half a million dollars later, we're just about ready. ♪♪ today we're at "time out" magazine's battle of the burger, and there's about 50 restaurants here competing for one prize -- best burger in new york city. joe t.: so let's rock this out. let's show everybody who we are. [ cheering ] [ whistling ] lemonis: the business plan is to launch standard burger into other markets through a franchise model. and so, when you can get recognition as the best burger in new york, that bodes very well for getting potential franchisees. come on down! try the standard burger! joe t.: has everybody got a chance to try the texan from standard burger? lemonis: everybody was out there, fired up, promoting it, getting excited. what do you think? -man: oh! lemonis: you see? it's good. joe t.: best burger here. come in and give it a try. -lemonis: come on down! -joe t.: we got a line going. lemonis: standard burger! we were going up against some real competitors. i was nervous.

i'm telling my son, i have a burger king for life card, boy! i'm bringing the burgers home, son! feel the heft of it and the finish. >> stephen: and the responsibility. >> the heavy responsible. then i look and there's tiny writing on the back. and i'm, like, oh, this must be the end. this is the thing. so i go to the web site, enter the salary number, and it turns out it's a ( bleep ) $100 gift certificate. ( applause ) i have never fallen so far and hard and fast. i had to call my son and be, like, it's not a burger king for life. i said, i'm sorry to tell you. >> stephen: depending on how quickly you order it, it could be for life. my plan is to go every now and then for however long i have left on god's green earth and get myself a whopper and i'm going to stretch that thing out and it's like i have a burger king for life card. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be back with more paul giamatti. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for

mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night...ke) ...beautiful. this week to support governor newsom in the recall election. harris is scheduled to appear with newsome here in the bay area. on wednesday. senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar are also campaigning for newsome this weekend in southern california. joining us now is our political expert brian sobel. brian the latest polls all have newsome winning by more than 50% but just a couple of weeks ago, the race was too close to call. so what happened? what happened, frank, is that the spending for the no on recall really ramped up and television buys were occurring and are occurring all over the state of california. utilizing people like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and others to state the case for gavin newsom and money talks in politics and the news. some campaign may end up spending 70 or $80 million on this campaign to defeat the recall. do you think that the recall will humble the governor in any way. i think any time a recall is successful in getting to the

i am dani burger with manus cranny in dubai. here is what you need to know.ny in limbo, he could see months of coalition talks as yesterday's election leaves the spd just inches above the cdu. the evergrande fallout spreads. investors join thousands of households amending money back from the embattled developer. another bond payment due this week. plus, the inter-crisis goes global. the u.k. considering drafting the army to get fuel to petrol stations. in china, household coming back energy uses. it is quite the menu of risks from the germany election to the energy crisis to what is happening in china to rates. we were just talking to bill street, who had very cogent answers coming -- answers when it came to china. you were getting compensated well for the risks you are taking in these asia high-yield indexes. manus: yeah, we put off the rate run, but i think when you look at the high yield in asia, he sees 18% as a high-yield in asia and you will get compensated for taking that level of default risk. there will be a policy response, not necessarily in the we

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mmm...burger and baked bean harmony. bush's makes burger night... (duke) ...beautiful.fghanistan, us military brass are discussing what maybe to come in the months and years ahead. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin spoke to the joint chiefs of staff about those insights. i joined general milley as he thanked the troops who set up the massive evacuation processing centers at ramstein here on the tarmac behind me and as he greeted afghans, many of them s i v s, like the one who served as his own translator 17 years ago who he hadn't seen since then, who caught one of the last flights out of kabul. is the us safer today since the u. s has withdrawn from afghanistan? well you know, this is something that i've thought a lot about. and i personally think that my military estimate is that the conditions are, uh, likely to develop, uh of a civil war. i don't know if the taliban is going to able to consolidate power and established governance. they maybe maybe not. but i think there's at least a very good probability of a broader civil war and that will then in turn lead t

i'm dani burger. alongside me is mark cudm ore e. take us through all the market action this hour. here are your top headlines. contagion risk, hong kong fierce a global selloff. investors weighing it at the everygrande.

dani burger is in london. i am manus cranny in dubai. account is ongoing.-- the count is ongoing. kushida with the edge. all of our bloomberg terminal users can hop on and get the very latest. this is going to the edge in terms of the former foreign minister. kushida having the edge. this is the line from adrian kennedy, our editor on the g live blog. dani: kono seems to be the most popular candidate with voters. manus, we are looking at the topix and the nikkei dropping. cashing some of the falling of u.s. stock prices, not necessarily a politics story. manus: the japanese stock market, as you can see, the nikkei is down 2.25%, likewise with the topix. is there a shift from growth to value as these yields rise in the u.s. and globally? just heard from a number of people talking demand disruption in the oil market. the line of the day goes to dani burger. is it alive and well? dani: pavlovian buy the dip. u.s. futures up at the moment. that is it for us. the european open is up next. we will have it continue on into the next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani:

but in-n-out burger. >> sean: yes. >> mcdonald's fries. >> sean: yes. >> in-n-out burger, extra pickles sit there by myself, and it's like mwah! >> sean: i love that. we would go to mcdonald's, in the restaurant, in our tuxes and gowns and everything, and eat there. >> as a group? >> sean: yeah. some of us would. depends, changed every year. >> i'm always by myself, dear. [ laughter ] >> sean: not anymore, i'll come over, have a burger with you. >> there you go. i'd go home solo, lick my wounds with a burger and rose. >> sean: wait, so "black-ish," this is the last season. eight seasons. >> eight seasons. >> sean: that's a great run. [ cheers and applause ] >> how many did you guys go? >> sean: we did eight seasons, took off 11 years, then did three. there's nothing like momentum. [ laughter ] >> you know what it is? you think, i want those shots to be right next to each other. >> sean: yeah, for sure. >> the young and the younger. >> sean: oh, gosh. god help us all. but wait, did you take stuff from set? did they let you take stuff? >> no, we're still shooting, second episode in, i thi

in fact, just last week brad raf fins burger was threatening the fulton county board of commissioners, this is our largest county in the state and saying if they did not appoint somebody he liked for the fulton county board of elections that he would, quote, take them over. there are 20 bills, lawrence, that have passed in 13 states around the country including georgia that are meant to take power away from elections officials and u move it to jerry mandered republican state legislatures and other elected political bodies because they have taken the big lie. they have taken the drop boxes and early vote and vote by mail that everybody used in the pandemic at new levels, and they are weaponizing all those voter fraud lies to restrict all of that access. and shift election power away and so if he thinks integrity counts, he needs to not take over a county that had the best early vote, the most drop boxes in the state and focus on cleaning up his republican party that is so disinformation add led that they are appealing to the maga nuts at all costs. don't buy his book. don't spend your

. >> people lined up to grab a burger and beers as the bay area chain's eighth restaurant opened. >>ant and excited to be part of tri-city, to be on the plaza at this chase center. being a bay area brand, started up in one country, it's kind of a dream to be part of something as big as the warriors, as >> 20% of the sales from opening day are being ted eneratn drive, a local nonprofit aligned with the warriothand equity. >> that is a killer good burger. >> it lo ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news from here in the nation's capitol, tonight an f.d.a. panel says only seniors 65 and older and high-risk americans should get a covid booster shot. plus the pentagon tonight admitting a colossal mistake that killed 10 innocent afghans including seven children. the president's booster shot plan hits a brick wall. health experts say not all americans need a third shot. what you need to know. deadly drone attack, a u.s. strike during the afghanistan evacuation killed innocent civilians. what the military thought was a car carrying explosives turned out to be an aid wor

dani burger alongside me in london hq. the stories that set your agenda.huck schumer says a deal has been reached to avoid a u.s. government shutdown this friday. he risks to president biden's economic agenda remain. no need to fret. leading central bank chiefs try to reassure the markets over inflation. we get the cpi readings from france and germany today. and a power crunch bites. activity and china contracts for the first time since the pandemic began. very good morning. warm welcome to the show. it is transitory, you know. that's the reassurance from the central bank. i do like christine lagarde's very precise direction. they don't believe it is transitory. 30 basis points. 25 basis points in the last week. herein lies the point. bank of america encapsulated it all for me. where are we in this stage of interest rate grief? the first state is recognizing the driver is good. the second stage is frightening. bank of america saying we are in the second stage. that has a lot of issues for credit. good morning. dani: good morning. your bond markets might be

i am dani burger in london. manus cranny in dubai.holz of the social democrats has claimed a narrow victory after sunday's election. he is appealing to the greens and the pro free democrats to back a coalition. let's bring in maria tadeo to discuss more. maria, the ftp have been telling us about how they are one of the potential kingmakers here. hopefully, we have a little bit more clarity. do we know which way that they are leaning now? maria: you know, and that is still very much a question in germany and berlin this morning but i would say over the past 24 hours, we have gotten more clarity in terms of the way things would go from here. olaf scholz made it very clear that he will trigger talks that he feels he is the one who has a mandate. he also cemented that lead over the cdu and says he wants to see the government take shape before christmas so he has already put a date on it. he also heard and this is very interesting, that the liberal democrats in germany are already in talks with the greens to get to a common agenda before t

hot cheetos on the burger.mbination if you don't like hot cheetos, you can use gumbo spice. >> doritos >> yeah. you can do doritos look at this >> the onions are fantastic. >> so creative >> so good i have to cheer you for this one. >> oh, my gosh >> jj, you have crushed it we'll be thinking about is "sunday night football" game, bears out in los angeles loaded nachos elevated with the beef, the pork >> and the plantain chips. >> come downstairs, field trip at 30 crock. come to the concourse. we old love to have you. >> if you want these recipes, and why wouldn't you, today.com/food also, the whole history of the chicken wing is there, too >> you know what you know what else has wings >> what? >> bats. and nobody likes bats. just saying. you said angels. i just wanted to respond >> is the glass half empty >> who hurt you when you were younger? >> catch the bears and the rams sunday night, 7:00 p.m. eastern. we are back in a moment. >> thank god foreldman taking ca fre ♪♪ come on, get your motor running ♪♪ you j

dani burger with the latest on your stocks to watch. just a few minutes to go.r from asia a little bit weaker and we focus on hong kong and the weakness there retail. on -- retail sales due from the united states also. i wonder if that will be a focus for investors later on. mark: i think it is and i think it is in the context of seeing china retail sales out yesterday. that was so disappointing. we saw the recent pmi slowdown. the slight change in the narrative around the delta variant might weigh on those numbers a little bit, risking bit of disappointment. you haven't seen those lockdowns we have seen across asia. i have to say i'm going to be watching the hong kong stocks super closely. i think this is a chance that we go more contagion for the story. chinese stocks are closing at the lows. hong kong stocks up another hour to go and i'm worried there is no pump at all in the stock market every it -- stock market. anna: yesterday because markets are not open here yet, the european equity markets have come to this gas story yesterday. i wonder if we are seeing

nelly and anita also have their own burger meals. is just what we are doing now. amc is going all in to get you back into the theaters. the chain announced plans to launch a $25 million national ad campaign that will feature actress no-call -- that will feature actress nicole kidman reminding people about the theater experience. while ticket sales were up dramatically over last summer, earning 1.70 5 billion dollars according to deadline, they were still more than $2 billion shy of those pre-pandemic totals. >> if you want the truth, ne-yo, you will have to follow me -- if you want the truth, neo, you will have to follow me. kumasi: the trailer for the newest movie in the matrix series has dropped and you can watch some views of san francisco. part of the matrix resurrections was shot in the city last year. it will hit theaters december 22 and i cannot wait. drew: we've been tracking the threat for lightning over last 12 hours. that threat is quickly diminishing. we have a few lightning strikes. we will zoom in to street level. we ha

it didn't happen jenny, now, i'm not sure if depolo par mineta has an amazing burger i think the 21 clublove that burger too i know where josh likes to roll usually at the shack but he is going to milk this now. >> not for this one. >> he wants gold on his hamburger. >> jenny, i think you deserve the first word here after the tape. >> thank you talk to me >> okay. i have four take aways on this. >> get out of here. >> come it's unwise to make an audacious bet on national tv. >> okay. >> i was totally wrong okay there. two, i will never back down on the valuation matters and that i underpin my process. three, it's a good reminder you don't need to be right all the time and four if i liked intel at 12 times last year with all the good things that have gone on this year, they beat earnings three times. pat guessinger into the foundry business if i like it at 12 times last year i should love it at 12 times this year. >> josh double or nothing? >> no, no, no spare us we don't want to wait another year. neither does josh. he is hungry. >> all right you won. >> jenny, honestly. >> won by a mill

burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken...siest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. >>> the anti-democracy undertow in american politics sadly continued unabated this week, drowning the career for now for a once-promising conservative republican from ohio, staunch conservative, who supported former president donald trump in every way but one -- gonzalez stood against the aattempt to undermine the election and voted to impeach the former president for his role in inciting the deadly january 6th insurrection. for that gonzalez was targeted by trump for defeat and trump supporters with threats of violence. citing the toxic dynamics within the republican party and calling trump a cancer on the country, the cuban-american former ohio state football star, who will chris kiefted the demands of his young family decided it just wasn't worth it. one down, nine to go was trump's response, the ten house republicans who voted to impeach him. but the truth is it's not just the former republicans the former president and his

tom: dani burger breaking down the energy story for us, getting us up to speed.ard from goldman sachs warning of the risk of blackouts in the street. danny just did a great job of breaking down where we stand. hout said is this risk now? >> i think in terms of gas supply, the question really is how much are we prepared to pay for it. manus: please continue. >> at the moment -- unless something is done about it over the coming few months, the situation could resolve itself if we have a mild winter. manus: what does the near-term supply landscape look like? asia is outbidding europe for lng. this strikes me as being a very tight market so where are we, and is it going to get a lot worse? >> we been following the gas market and for 22 years, we've never seen prices like this in forward markets. as we hit winter things could certainly get worse. if it's mild, the situation could resolve itself fairly quickly. tom: what are the specific steps that governments can take to alleviate the pressure? >> you've already highlighted a number of things in terms of -- there are

i can see if they get the burger can they do the burger and the chicken and someone is doing -- my realctually deep fried or is that also just a sort of slight of hand i can see it being healthier if they can get around that issue but not if they can't. >> they say, kelly, less saturated fat, less sodium, i believe they are able to be deep fried. the grocer version is prepared differently than the restaurants. they'll be cooked differently. a lot of people, you know, microwave or pop them in the oven at home i think it depends on how you prepare them as for how they taste, i haven't tried them yet i'm curious. >> if my kids will eat them, i'm all in. >> you're sold. >> yeah. compared with the chips or whatever we ate for dinner last night. thank you very much. we appreciate it kate rojers with the latest. >>> that does it for "the exchange." thank you for tuning in. don't go anywhere because "power lunch" starts now. >>> good afternoon welcome back to work, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "power lunch. a market divided in one corner speculative fever in the other a focus on fundamental

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mcdonald's commits all the burgers they want, they can be fine. but i want them to operate in a civil and social context where their workers don't make poverty wages. >> let's talk about the franchise about the owner. let's talk about the disenfranchised people who work there. which are in your book. >> when i looked at your footnotes that those really great archival fines. >> there is this a moment where people are thinking okay, fast food jobs are first jobs. there an entry point into the marketplace. and then people will have the other tools necessary for social mobility. but we will put no money into those tools but will not create any regulatory structure on the quality of those jobs. and when the nation is in financial crisis there will not be an extension of benefits in these jobs and people are wondering why can't you advance them from the jobs? when mcdonald's really start to get to black communities things that are interesting. one is a lot of the black franchise owners are praised for working at mcdonald's the early mcdonald's brothers

also, it's not a holiday without some burgers on the grill.f michael symon has it covered. and a labor day workout in the fresh air, courtesy of isaac boots. ["diamonds" by sam smith] ♪ you're never gonna hear my heart break ♪ and now here are kelly and ryan. and here we are. yes. you look very holiday in your white. -thank you. -is silver white? -i don't know. -you know, i'm one of those people, ryan. i believe that you can wear white all year long. call me crazy.

it wasn't long before he found himself descending the -- defending the burgers. answer, ronald reagan. who, like goldwater wrote a letter with sharp critique. unlike goldwater, reagan did not mince words. by the time he was ready to announce his campaign for governor he was still warning republicans of what he called a lunatic fringe. his words. it was gaining influence inside the party. he would embrace the groups philosophy as was typical, ronald reagan had a deceptively simple response. quote, it would be my intention if i would see public office to seek the support individuals by persuading them of my philosophy, not accepting there's. everyone got the message. they are not us. reagan would stand up for the truth, not bend to it for political benefit. almost instantly his words were being echoed all over washington. people got it. the top republicans and house and senate called a press conference that reagan and buckley could not have scripted better themselves. they provided leadership for strength. ten years ago in this library, i told you that real leaders

you're also bringing back favorite burger, i burger, white cheddar and snow skills. themed ice cream for halloween. the spookiest thing about when you realize chain has been dead over 20 years you will scream with care when using the health department rating on the way out. talk menu will offer a loyal customer base, desperate for a place to peak while going to the country. topic number two. an artist installed a woman's face. ted kennedy for more. [laughter] it's really not super tricky. the sculpture is entitled -- it makes you want to barf in fear placed in the river spain. the sculpture is meant to embody the dangers of climate change warning if we don't take action soon, will all be underwater but it could also be a warning about being too thirsty on instagram. locals safely find it unsettling while on locals have found again trying to throw hot docs in her mouth. when suddenly, it's punishment for going to afghanistan. right here, topic number three. there's a video to make you feel as a, watch what happened in north carolina for the mother bear brought her to

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manus: -- tom: dani burger is back.hank you very much, breaking down the inflation dynamics and the read across to the space. apple putting camera center stage at the latest product launch. they introduced the iphone 13 as well as an update of the flagship pro. here is mac blood some. what stood out for you for this product launch? matt: it was quite vanilla, to be honest. incremental updates. no game changing new device. there's a couple things missing. some people anticipated an update to the headphones. some people expecting the phone to have satellite capability. neither of those things were there. a familiar narrative about familiar -- better camera, more memory. that will keep enough to keep the volumes going. lots of incentives from the carriers. in the u.s., up to $1000 rebuttal on the high-end phones. there will be a big commercial push from the carriers to support that 5g network investment. nothing here to add to the story in the short term. manus: i know we will come back to you later ron and take a deeper d

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kumasi: beyond meat is going beyond burgers with a foray into chicken. they are introducing new chicken nuggets, and these chicken nuggets will eventually be introduced at safeway and walmart. they are priced at $7.99 for a 20 piece order. julian: let's see how they taste? kumasi: that is something you just have to try, because the beyond burger is good. drew: we were talking about fried chicken earlier this morning. kumasi: we sure were. julian: publix fried chicken, yes, yes, yes. drew: spring break in fort lauderdale, we lived off of ride chicken. julian: it's so good. drew: if you haven't had it, please go. let's talk about the heat coming our way, guys. a bit of fog, but it is a clear day for a lot of us later on today. this is the golden gate bridge. we have some fog through the golden gate. unfortunately, that's about it when it comes to the fog. the air quality is improving over the next couple of days. anywhere from good to anre seeing improving conditions overhead. here we go, southbay, 90 later on today, san jose, 101, morgan hill, 84 in cuper

. >> and if you're buying a burger from mcdonald's, you deserve to know the person giving you the burgerve covid. i think every business should require employees to be vaccinated. >> reporter: some labor experts say this is what big businesses were waiting for, a national mandate that takes the decision out of their hands. at the same time, some local executives say they're not entirely happy with the president's plan, especially because it doesn't include postal workers. that's about 640,000 federal employees who are exempt. jessica? >> thank you very much, scott. >>> as you were mentioning, not just private companies but federal workers, too. the president did announce today, that all federal workers must get vaccinated with no option to opt out. and if they don't get their shot, they may face disciplinary action. president biden also had a warning for unruly passengers on planes. the tsa is doubling its fines for travelers who refuse to wear a mask. and those new fines will be between 500 and $1,000 for your first offense. between $1,000 and $3,000 for your second offense. finally, th

companies using cow stem cells to make lab—grown beef burgers and even lab—grown steak are already tryingmade here in iceland. and although the first ever growth factors came from animals, it's hoped that this barley plant method will be cheaper and scalable, because nature can do a lot of the heavy lifting. but at the moment, research is still ongoing to come up with the barley that produces the very best growth factors, which is why the volcanic and geothermal peculiarities of iceland are an ideal place to experiment with different growing conditions. like growing the barley in this, which is volcanic pumice from mount hekla, which is somewhere over there. the good thing about pumice is, it is inert, so it doesn't really release any nutrients into the plants itself. and that means these guys can completely control the nutrient mix that the barley gets. we are here in the high tech greenhouse that is using geothermal energy for heating and for the electricity. we are using hydroponic cultivation. the computer decides when to open windows, when to turn off the lights went to pump in c02,

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in actual practice, it was a little bit of a nothing burger. if anything, almost every single person was happy about t. they were thrilled. they were thankful. they were safer. the pushback we got was online from a bunch of remarkably right wing trolls whose trolling was so bad hopefully i could teach them about how to troll correctly. that said, we've gone through with it. it works. it's helping to decrease exposure to our staff members. we know that unvaccinated individuals are eight times more likely to contract and spread coronavirus and we ne

tom: dani burger, thank you for breaking down the inflation picture for us.fornia streaming. apple holds its flagship event virtually to introduce new iphones, but what do investors think? we are going to discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 20 or so minutes into the european trading day. essentially flat across european markets, just edging slightly lower today. it's been in red since the beginning of the session, weighing up what's happening on the inflation front. we have u.k. inflation the highest in about nine years. in the u.s., we had a cpi print that came in slightly below estimates. you have the likes of inditex and h&m coming out with earnings. apple has unveiled a range of new products and it's much emphasis. -- much anticipated virtual event from cupertino. the announcements have excited apple fans, but not so much investors. what stood out for you? matt: not too much, to be honest. these days, these kinds of product launches are so well flagged that there are few surprises for us to wow over. it's a fami

line, still got a hot burger.ings work because of technology. the most inefficient bloated thing in the world. here is a question for you, say this 3 1/2 trillion doesn't go through. i keep thinking they will get a compromise, maybe close to 1 1/2 trillion man -- manchin is talking about, but if it doesn't go through or the associated taxes don't go through what does that mean for the economy and stock market? >> with the trump administration, i have was thinking i'm such a bull on market, even with all the chinese tariffs and trade war i was so, so bullish. literally turned corner into a new administration. obviously -- charles: i think we froze up there, golly. well, seems like sheep was a little conflicted. rebecca, we thank you. folks we'll be right back. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cy

but mine is right by a burger joint. the burger, the "w" is over there, i just go and look.you were in florida last weekend doing this fight. evander holyfield, who -- how old is evander now? >> 58. >> jimmy: 58. evander versus belfour. i think their combined age was well over 100 years old. >> yes, yeah. >> jimmy: you did color commentary? >> yeah, it was fun. the fight was pretty quick. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the fight was quick. you've been on a fight that you're working, that you're doing the broadcast -- >> i started to. >> jimmy: you started to. >> like i called a friend of mine, like yeah, tell them to bet $10,000. then it hurt. sean porter was like, yeah, i was talking to evander, he was like, you know, told him i was surviving. i said, surviving? [ laughter ] i got on my phone, get my money off of that! [ laughter ] the digital thing where you can bet. >> jimmy: did you switch the bet? >> yeah, i took the money back. >> jimmy: oh, you canceled the bet? >> no, i'm not betting at all. >> jimmy: wow, that's smart. you know, donald trump was doing the fight on an altern

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the call him a perfect time that he was to burger, but he didn't cielo, any weather assuming he's you know, something i don't the thing i gotta live in the future. sure. got paid all of us in the history. shackleton, political thinking that it was another julian as well, you know, silly, where they can remove if you want to speak to me, that's what they said they wanted to do, then you don't make an expedition request. you pick up the telephone like in any other case, there was which way more i haven't even been charged where they're acting very abnormal matter. and they can come to, you can use their like, but it's kind of, they gotta feel welcome sooner. i've done this in the long, this is enough to shoot me a lot, strick ascending, can you see ending up? no, in the numerous one, go back to go into the loaner model in like war, better feel for the kill entities. but official documents research by journalists define jamar 18 show that britons and sweets cooperating and nothing is normal. in this case, in an email to this we did. colleagues, the british prosecutor's office recommends

the famous burger dog at silverado and napa. first round of the championship. first tournament of the new pga season. the headliner was phil mickelson. three birdies on the back nine. he's five back. on 16. max houma rules in the pot for eagle. he's two back from the leader. injuries starting to pile up after one week for the 49ers. tray will miss 6 to 8 weeks because of groin injury. also the running back who is out for the season. week two kicked off in our nations capital. giants and the football team. under five minutes to play. washington trailing 26-20. what a snag. that's the go ahead score. final seconds. new york leading 29-27. a 48 yard field goal and heat mr. giants win. not so fast. new york is called for offsites. washington gets another shot. hopkins this time splits the uprights. 43 yard for the win as time expires. washington wins a wild 130-29. that's a look at sports. >>> coming up on kpix.com and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> booster shots despite questions about whether or not they are needed. >>> the bay area county that could be the firs

i'm dani burger. alongside me is mark cudm ore e.e's going to take us through all the market action this hour. here are your top headlines. contagion risk, hong kong fierce a global selloff. investors weighing it at the everygrande. power crunch energy companys in the uk government hold as third day of crisis talks as the surge in natural gas and energy prices threat on the put suppliers out of business. and it's election week in germany the final t.d. debate saw the c.u.d. on the defense as angela merkel will hit the campaign trail. welcome to the european market open. it's just past 7:00 a.m. here in london. mark, i wonder what do the markets say to you where it's a sea of fled the asian session? mark: good mornings, dani, absolutely it's a sea of red. it wasn't meant to be this way. it's holidays in japan, south, korea, china and taiwan. it was meant to be a quiet and sleepy day. we were nervous about the evergrande situation. developers needed to be communist than capitalist. we've seen a panic around the evergrande story in hong

a mcdonald's burger, that's disgusting, i love it. five" and i'm doing it now and i'm going this didn't happen. >> it's not my turn anymore, but shouldn't you be blaming god? like it's his fault! >> the guilt is so real. so i was super catholic in high school and i went a lutheran school and we were going to order food and then go to the movies we order chinese food and everything had meat in it and i didn't want to be weird, i wanted to be cool, we go to movies, guess what movie we saw? >> greg: what? >> "the passion of the christ"! i felt so bad, we did all that and i had to be cool? i felt that, if there was somebody i should have sued maybe i could have buried >> greg: the stupid mistakes down our throat. >> we had macaroni and cheese and the ladies of the church would make pierogies. >> people made you guys food when you were kids? >> greg: curtis, i know this is completely off topic but how many cats do have? >> 16. >> my hero! >> everyone of them would have been euthanized in the shelter if i and my wife hadn't rescued them, wi

thank you, very much enjoy the olympics >> steve: in n out burger. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that'sple are confused about when it comes to the olympics there's a lot of misinformation out there. so i thought it would be helpful to break down what's fact and what's fiction about this year's games. for example, simone biles may attempt a yurchenko double-pike vault and half-on with two twists fiction, that's her starbucks order. [ laughter ] >> steve: true >> jimmy: next up. fact, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, and surfing are making their debut fiction, frisbee golf is next, bruh [ laughter ] and finally, fact, the games will have no spectators. fiction, when they heard, badminton players were like, "wait, you can have spectators?" [ laughter and applause that's fiction, they know that switching gears, lasts night, fox news aired a ten second public service announcement urging viewers to get the vaccine. although it didn't help when they ended the psa by saying, "just so you know, this could be the microchip talking." [ laughter ] some tech news i saw that amazon -- amazon's

burgers... tandoori chicken... some milk from the store, and... ...and, let me guess. cookies? wha, me hungry! yeah. here, i'll call some friends to help us eat. yeah, that good idea. yeah. get more from your neighborhood. doordash. hey yo, grover! you like ramen? >>> vaccine hesitancy also rocking the sports world. and big leagues are all making decisions about -- about how to handle it. for example, in tennis, only about 50% of players are vaccinated according to major associations. the u.s. open does not have a vaccine mandate for competitors. major league baseball leaving it up to the teams whether to mandate vaccines. that's bringing mixed results. some have several unvaccinated players on the field. others have fired employees who refuse the shot. the nfl made a deal with its players association not to mandate vaccines, and as a result, a head coach is under investigation. accused of cutting anti-vax players. bob costas is here to sort it all out for us. bob, do you think there's something unique to these athletes? or do you think, if we drill down on other professions, c

which rex and burger recorded and released to the news meeting. that trump's post electric conduct in georgia leaves him absolute stature escape possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes. these charges potentially include criminal solicitation to commit election fraud, intentional interference with performance of election duties, conspiracy to commit election fraud, criminal solipsist a shan, and state rico violation. >> here's what donald trump said in georgia on saturday about georgia's secretary of state brad's recorded phone call that could be the smoking gun evidence that makes donald trump a convicted felon in georgia. >> something wrong with this guy, you are secretary of state. raffensperger. i'm telling you i think there's something wrong with him and we give him so much, can you look at this, can you look at that. election integrity and sometimes you're just gonna look like tina raffensperger's something very strange with him, joining us now is joshua coauthor of the booking institution on georgia's case against donald trump,

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. >> to golf, the famous burger dog. first round of the championship. first tournament of the new pga season. the headliner, mickelson, three birdies on the back 9, he is 5 back. on 16, rolling in the putt here for the eagle. oma shot a 5 under 67. he is two back of the leader. >>> injuries already starting to pileup after one week for the 49ers. linebacker greenlaw will miss six to eight weeks, requiring surgery with the cornerback and running back. both of whom are out for the season. >>> week 2 kicked off. giants and the football team, playing, washington trailing, 26-20. what a snag that was. that is the go ahead score. final seconds now. new york leading, 29-27. dustin hopkins, now, so the giants won, right? not so fast. off sides is called. washington gets another shot and the second time is the charm indeed. dustin hopkins, isn't that an actor? a field goal kicker, too, a good one. time expires in washington wins a wild one, 30-29. that is all of the sports tonight. ken, back to you. >> all right, charlie, thank you. >>> tonight, a new exhibit tr

we get to pump out a bunch of burgers and go have fun. >> reporter: they expect 100,000 people over three days. that is slightly less than pre- covid-19 years. >> it is my first festival. very chill, everyone is excited to be back around people again. >> reporter: in napa, betty yu, kpix5. >>> still ahead tonight, bay area nurses say their employers were unprepared for the pandemic and they are still feeling the effects. >>dog the bse op, everday get re. d beering a vaccine mandate for students. details on the plan. >>> air quality across the bay area was in the moderate category across the board. could be worse. could not see good air quality. we will track it. >>> new at 11:00. oakland school leaders are reportedly considering requiring all students, ages 12 and up, to get vaccinated. ousd school vice president will introduce the proposal next week. according to the latest data 65% of that age are fully vaccinated. last night we brought you the story of two nurses and the toll the pandemic has taken on them. tonight they tell us about how they tried to warn hospital staff about preparin