the proper would double current california tax onto bako. the tax would race about $735 million a year with money going toward cancer. it's expected to encourage 300,000 people to quit or never start. cigarettes already average about $6 a pack. opponents say a better initiative would spend the millions on schools, they say cancer research is already funded the money could be sent out of state. >> some tourists paddling in the bay got in real trouble with they ventured beyond the golden gate. it's a rescue you will only see here. david stevenson explaning why the dog is being called the smartest one on the boat. >> what started as a sunny morning ended with a tense rescue. >> i was absolutely freaking out. it was so scary. >> reporter: this rose ceus boat brought in four people swept out beyond the bridge. >> tell me what happened. >> we foolishly went out past the bridge and got caught in the rip tied. >> reporter: it started when they went out on the paddle boat. >> we got past the bridge and tried to turn around and the tide was just to st

community around the country to invest in nutrition, physical activity, strategies and in addition toto bako prevention and control. that has been replaced now by the community transformation act community care act. but to begin to implement strategies which begin accessibility of healthy foods and improved physical activity as part of those strategies. those trends are beginning turn the corner and suggested data from a number of states from around the country that the prevalence of obesity, certainly the rate of increase, has stopped and there is some suggestion that we're beginning see modest decreases in the prevalence of obesity, particularly in children, out where as i said that deficit offers much more promise than i think the strategies in adults. so the question becomes where do we go next? the -- the sustainability of the cdc programs that i've mentioned is particularly those in communities and within states is dependent on continued funding of the affordable care act, and particularly in the affordable care act, prevention of public health fund, which was supposed to grow to 1$1.5

. >> new bay area research into geneticx brain show why should many are addicted to bako. >> winds pickedp along the coast and at airport. gusts up to 38 miles an hour. golden gate bridge you can see it. fog comes back. we will talk about tomorrow. no bay area sciencists have found genetic keys to smoke that could lead to a breakthrough drug to help people kick the habit. john fowler with how rac section playing a major role. >> reporter: sciencists sayah can americans are more likely to die from smoking than other races and sciencists say that cigarette ads target black communities and researchers said that tobacco addiction is in the genes. >> it was harder than giving up alcohol and cocaine. trust me. yeah. . >> reporter: gregory said he smoked 25 years. nicotine didn't catch laurie. >> just sometimes like when i was in high school. i never bought a pack of cigarettes. >> reporter: the difference may be in their genes. researchers studied 32,000 african americans and found a gene that seems to dramaticly increase smoking. >> that's the one. >> reporter: doctor shaun david said it's on