glaser: increÍble., la granja jamÁs olvidÓ sus raÍces y es por eso que llega hasta aquÍ, a las calles de miami, como hace desde hace 30 aÑos, para vender sus vegetales no solo a la gente de esta ciudad, sino tambiÉn de otros estados. uno de los productos mÁs populares, ademÁs de las hojas verdes, los encurtidos, el guacamole, las salsas y los jugos, son las hamburguesas vegetarianas para la que los clientes hacen largas filas. tracy, ¿quÉ es lo que nos vas a mostrar en este momento? tracy mantiene el secreto de la que llama “hamburguesa del sol”, que es a base de semillas de girasol. aunque nos va a revelar el secreto de su mayonesa chipotle. glaser: primero mayonesa, chipotle seco, aguacates, limones, la mitad o entero, ajo fresco, poquito aceite, tomate fresco, poquito cilantro. sambuccetti: todo en la licuadora y sal a gusto. y ahora prepara la hamburguesa en un pan de lechuga. glaser: sÍ, cilantro y chipotle. sambuccetti: oh, my god. esto, lo que tengo acÁ, es una hamburguesa que es completamente ve

chris: bringing people together is a passion for fox sports insider, jay glaser.y now that with covid vaccines stadiums will be filled again. >> right before the start of the season, i went on a 35 nfl training camp tour and the fans were back and it was so great to feel that again. you really don't know what you have until you miss it. chris: he is part of the team at fox sports pregame show, fox nfl sunday. >> what's the latest with him. chris: his job, giving fans the inside track on the league's big stories. >> i don't know where they're getting that from. chris: can tom brady do it again, can you go to and win his eighth super bowl? we've seen what tom can do. i have no idea what he can't do. chris: glaser lives up to his rep, guest starring on hbo's ballers and breaking major stories like spy gate, when the new england patriots secretly taped what other teams were doing. >> when i first came in the nfl in 1993, i said how can i be different from everybody else. i was going to start relationships in this league. chris: glaser says relationships have evolved f

senator steve glaser and menlo park assemblyman mark berman, both democrats, plan to hold a series of joint hearings on potential recall reforms. those could include setting standards for invoking the process, or, raising the current signature requirement, to trigger an election. but, the experts say the recall option is likely to stay in the republican tool bag as long as the states politics remains are heavily lopsided. >> it is not just that the recall option has become a tractive attractive for the gop, it has become the only practical way to win a statewide office. >>> we have a broader look at the recall reform efforts and a full county by county breakdown of last night's results. you can at kpix.com. >>> i thought he was just a prowler digging around. >> simple acts that may have prevented a massacre. >>> law enforcement is overhead as a bay area pursuit goes off the rails. more accurately, onto them. >>> plus, the first all civilian space crew headed into orbit at this hour. the historic launch and its charity mission. >>> they are not the only ones in the middle of a barrier,

shery: director of the asia program, bonnie glaser. thank you as always for joining us.ert on a bloomberg. brazil's government has decided to raise its financial transaction tax in order to find president bolsonaro's new social program. this is according to the presidential palace. it would be attacks on credit and insurance operations as well as transactions involving bonds or other securities. we have very high hopes for the equity markets with analysts being optimistic about it. we have seen a decline of the stock market by about 4% this year already given that we continue to see the central bank battling inflation concerns and hiking rates in order to dampen those prices. we are learning the brazilian government is raising that attack on credit, fx, and insurance operations. be sure to tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the day's newsmakers and get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team come in now broadcasting from our studio in hong kong. listen via the app, radio plus, -- we are broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. listen via the app, radio p

reporter: berman and glaser plan to hold joint hearings. as soon as next month. they want the discussion to be bipartisan. joining us now is fill material. we did not think it would take long before democrats started this reform process. sure enough, it is underway, and sure enough, republicans are saying -- >> absolutely right. but some of the democrats are saying not so fast as well. it is going to be tough to craft something that is seen as fair and workable. one of the issues, the first question is, should they increase the number of signatures required to make a recall go on the ballot? that is a hot topic because people would say, wait a minute. that could favor one side or the other. we don't want to make it impossible to recall people if we feel it is justified. one of the biggest considerations is saying, let's simplify the process and rather than having one vote on the recall and a host of people to vote for in case the recall passes, just say if there is a recall, it goes to the lieutenant governor. keep your eye on that idea. >> some of that could be

in a written statement, senator glaser says this unfortunately we've had to intervene in more than 1000ear. because of delays. each case is a personal story of hardship. hopefully like you know which i'm sure it will because they said it would and because i could sure use that money. for the deeds. written response blamed complicated laws, regulations, judges and the federal government, saying it was like building an airplane while flying. it took credit for paying out $176 billion but failed to mention. that as much as one in every six bucks went to fraudsters. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. coming up. stocks plummeted today and in addition to the dow and nasdaq, ending the day lower, the s and p 500 saw its worst drop since may. we'll tell you why. a showdown in congress over president biden's domestic agenda. i'm mala rivera and washington plus more on the battle between democrat my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwi

in a written statement, senator glaser said.fortunately we have had to intervene in more than 1080 cases this past year because of delays. each case is a personal story of hardship. the aedes written response blamed complicated laws, regulations, judges and federal government. you can learn more about anderson struggle and getting unemployment help, along with other details on the story by the going to the ktvu news app. the pandemic could provide a bit of a challenge. when it comes to holiday shopping this year. kevin corke has more on how the pandemic is straining toy and merchandise stock and why retail experts say you shouldn't wait any longer. to get started on that holiday shopping. black friday is still far away. but consumer experts say the holiday shopping season is already here. if you see it, buy it right now. that's because the pandemics crippling effect on supply chains is continuing to limit product availability. there are some concerns that all the toys that we will have for the holiday season or maybe on the shel

. >> chris: glaser is part of the team at fox sports pregame show fox and a full sunday. >> what's theinside track on the legal posthumous big stories. >> i don't know where they're getting that from! >> chris: can tom brady do it again? can he go to and win his eight super bowl? >> we've seen what tom can do, i've got no idea what he can't do. >> chris: glazer lives up to his insider rep my guess starting on hbo's bollards. >> that is exactly what teams want to see. >> chris: and breaking major stories like spygate when the new england patriots secretly taped what other teams were doing. >> when i first came in the nfl in 1993, i said how can i be different from everybody else, and i was going to start relationships in this league. >> chris: glazer says the relationships have evolved from looking for news, to sharing a struggle with depression and anxiety. >> because i've been so open about mental health, i'm having head coaches and general managers and players, and guys i used to rely on for scoops and information, now calling for help on their end. >> chris: what does living in the

in a written statement, senator glaser says this unfortunately we've had to intervene in more than 1000ause of delays. each case is a personal story of hardship. hopefully like you know which i'm sure it will because they said it would and because i could sure use that money. remember the deeds written response blamed complicated laws, regulations, judges and the federal government, saying it was like building an airplane while flying. it took credit for paying out $176 billion but failed to mention. that as much as one in every six bucks went to fraudsters. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. it means a lot to me that she's touched so many lives already still ahead. the mother of gabby pitino speaks publicly days after laying her daughter to rest as he searched for fiance brian laundry continues in florida. also ahead, the new research detailing a dramatic jump in extreme weather events over the coming decades under current climate policies. a bit of a warm up today. temperatures will continue that way. in the five d news conference today as jonathan serrie shows us the family address report

state senator glaser says legislative committees will evaluate recall laws and other states and we'll have experts examine california's recall process. a week from today, we'll all need to start showing proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test to go into some outdoor businesses in contra costa county, including restaurants and gyms. ktvu reporter amanda king tana reports from walnut creek on how some residents feel about this new mandate. contra costa county is following in san francisco's footsteps. like many other communities just next week, you're going to have to show proof that you are protected against covid. when you go into some indoor businesses. you could do that two ways either. proof of vaccination or a negative covid test from the last three days. cesar extra safety, uh, protocols for these facilities to prevent transmission and it also, hopefully encourage more people to get vaccinated. the county saw a severe spike in cases this summer and recently with 15 covid related deaths the last week of august and 20 deaths the first week of september, the two highest