i'm a food policy advocate for the natural resources council. we are a national environmental organization with over 3 million members and activists that engage on issues. i'm also long time san francisco resident and a parent. i appreciate the opportunity to share my opinion. they have worked on critical food use challenges, eliminating food waste, pesticides and advancing healthy menus in all sectors of the food industry. we believe if these issues are addressed, that it would create a far healthier and more sustainable food system for all san francisco residents and certainly beyond. we're excited to see these are addressed with the environmental sustainability standard. i think it offers a solid platform for san francisco to use as it expands its sustainable procurement programs over time. because if adopted the gfpp would serve as a consolidated home for many of the food purchasing resolutions and ordinances already on the book in the city and county. as well, i think it could lend kind of a formal home and support for the voluntary measures

it has taken a long time. we have food coming from a lot of sources. it takes a long time to collect and analyze. and then we're working with them, a lot of the baselines are based on third party verification, so we're working on how to interpret that. but what it really means it's allowing us to dive deep and see where is our food coming from and where are the easy opportunities we have potential for big impact and change? so, we are kind of in this busy beginning phase, integrating into the proposals. we're also working with the baseline. but so far, we've already had a lot of impressive impact. the first one the partnerships. amazing partnership with the good food purchasing, they've been a valuable resource, not just the help they've provided, but connecting us to other organizations nationwide. we're learning that we're able to leverage as a large school district to leverage our power to encourage our vendors to make changes and provide commitments to us. and that we see this as an opportunity for kind of a start of a movement. we're the second on

of you told me it can we just start with you here the movie actually shows a person dealing with a food allergy is that not enough it's being brought to the forefront is getting offended on this a little too much. well we believe that food allergies are a very serious condition again two people die daily from life threatening allergies and there are approximately two children in every classroom with this condition so making fun of it taunting bullying and any fashion due to a disability or medical condition like anaphylaxis is simply unacceptable joe there have been issues when there were bullies attack children for food allergies calling them week one british child even died. thirteen year old dairy intolerance and was forced fed cheese on diet i suppose an understanding of this is a good thing is that it's. well look i don't think anyone has a problem with being sensitive to those who have the ability and conditions but i had asthma growing up and it was certainly debilitating and i think that the reason we should oppose this film is not this scene involving our g.'s percent a but rat

foods you want to eat. you want to make sure that you're getting a lot of different foods because that's the healthiest and actually you will get from the pleasure of it if you mix things up a little bit so if you go to is chocolate caramel ice cream and you always have that then maybe one day in the cheesecake it would taste better than you expected and going back to the ice cream would be an extra bonus so we don't want to cheat on food even when it's pleasurable and want to take in as many different types of sensations as possible from a health perspective. >> i haven't taken diet soda in ten or 15 years but i would get hungrier after having a diet soda. is there a fact of that versus sugar soda. >> diet soda is really bad for a whole variety of reasons and there were studies in there still so is being done but there were a number of classic study saying that aspartame one of the main ingredients in diet soda as a sugar replacement increased appetite and people tended to eat more than they did from regular cola. this is specifically something with the estimates of but using non- clerks nurse have a varie

couple years since the board has heard this type of case, but the board has previously upheld a food revocation based on a violation of the minimum wage ordinance. and the board has done that then and i hope will do that again tonight because the law is very, very clear. the california retail food code is the state law that regulates all food facilities, and it provides that a food facility, a permittee in its operation of a business must comply with all applicable statutes, laws and ordinances. the code further provides a food facility permit may be revoked for violation of code. therefore, where a food facility violates the code by violating the minimum wage ordinance its permit is up for revocation. you will hear someone who received a complaint from an employee who alleged he had not been paid the minimum wage. you're gonna hear about all of these investigations into this complaint which involved an audit of the records, of all of the records that were produced by the appellant and interviewed with all of the employees. and olse based on this rigorous investigation, determined th

this is one of the many food distribution points in cali just take a look behind me and you'll see a roup of migrants who've come here to receive food to receive clothing and other items and it's one of these distribution points that the clashes broke out on thursday hundreds of migrants armed with iron bars with sticks and even a gun fighting over what was on offer now we understand that more than twenty people were injured in that violence which over numerous parts of cali including five who were injured from the shooting and for those teenagers said to be critically injured this is the latest round of violence in cali and the french interior minister has described it as reaching new levels. i came to carry because what happened here is extremely serious we have reached a degree of violence not known until today the government will propose a bill in the coming weeks to try and help asylum an immigration problems that will violence between groups of migrants is nothing new in cali but this is the worst it has been in many months and people here in cali say they're just fed up of the

and pushes come into a food bank because she cannot afford to eat. and when you see you see things and you talk to him and you just see him in all of them a problem pip as well. is just food banks anything not a food bank should exist in a country which is a country which an affluent hundred twenty thousand people died on the streets through to the cuts and i think of that's confirmed and we are the first government as i saw you for the info we. heard fable people. un c.r.p. they were published this week the world was involved in it. and then in the shadow side our report is going there's another i call on the government got fam get we're going what do you watch question going on and on i thought that there's eleven point. the eleven points then went on for an advance of one and if you know this is the winds and you've you've got you've got a new go do this you've got or you go also for why you train yourself and disabled people is why this government is they want a welfare state on welfare states government unions i want unions gone i don't want any

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you're watching the news coming up ahead backlash hits a food bank that's refused a new german climbs why it's elective on a c. has led to a heated debate in the country. the first list of joins me to talk about germany's biggest bank in house taking another step to deal with the mistakes of the last it's rather major we're talking of course about deutsche bank which has agreed to pay another two hundred forty million dollars to settle a two thousand and eleven lawsuit in the united states accusing it of manipulating the libel or benchmark interest rate germany's biggest lender is the third after citi group and barclays to resolve claims by investors including the city of baltimore and yale university who denies wrongdoing but has already paid four billion dollars to resolve claims used by banks to set rates and hundreds of trillions of dollars of transactions. for more let's cross over to our markets correspondent in frankfurt. pays another quarter of a billion dollars and still says it's done nothing wrong how does that go together . sounds of search you did not do anything but at t

so should be a turnoff or food. most people are not willing to smell things disgusting or that they don't like. so the key is to find a nonfood order. if you get into this in a practical way you'd really want to smell it. >> anything on restaurants movie theaters stew to make us want to eat more? >> there are some different small things you've notice in the shopping mall but make it seem as though their cooking. so the butter is a classic example. the aroma is intense and there's no baking salmon pence nearby. that's a coffee establishments will do the same. restaurants as well. when this is to were people and by their noses. often we were not hungry if we smell something appetizing will make us believe that specific food. >> there's things restaurants don't realize are doing which have counterproductive effects especially the fancy ones which is playing loud music. even though it might be cool and has a detrimental effect. really loud music and fast music makes it more quickly want to leave quickly so you're not get

keep food safe temperatures of a cold to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and safe raw materials to avoid kentucky. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buy but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by applying the five keys to see for to use them you also have a role to play. this is utopia newsline from berlin a new battle opens in syria as pro-government fighters confront turkey for helping kurdish fighters defend the region of africa against the turkish offensive that began last month syrian state media say turkish forces are shelling me pro-government fighters also coming up germany's a social democrat start their make or break vote on whether it's a joint chance og americal and a nother grand coalition but they're in danger of being overtaken by a party on the far right.

to pay your electric bills with castillo's you're in a freezing cold house you can't afford eight c. or relying on the food bank to eight we know people who have. cut back on their medication if they've had to pay for their medication i have a prepayment prescriptions to fix if i lost my paperwork yet afford that which mean i couldn't have the medication i need day to day so you're making life or death decisions stark choices can i hate can i ate can i pay for my miti cation cannot pay for my equipment that i need and to be a disabled person we have additional costs tutoring pearman we need equipment and additional support when you've lost a pet that supports taking away your mobility car which is your legs your independence we are losing our independence our icici been right city to this day are abusing our fundamental here are not in this country has got money it always has money for bombs wars we were. we have money for that we find money for that that way but we can't find money to help kids starving you know people are starving old age pension is not here now we can't for money for that of all and her

feeling that a whole new value is being attached to food. and more effort is going into the preparation cupcakes like ornamental cacti and in all colors of the rainbow. cartoon characters in the front but those are also popular but a rainbow colored cheese sandwich raises the question is. their. dishes are not for us we want the food preserved their origin a strawberry ought to remain a strawberry it should just look nice and be fun to eat. and it should be healthy that's part of the trend that the long legs both include simple food ingredients like the highly prized eat berries and the nutritious and the engraving can watch. one place to go for vitamin rich fast food juice three in the owner's safe mixes smoothies and juice since he may experiment with spirulina and serve it up in test tubes for its adventurous berlin patrons but even so he doesn't like doing things just to show. we humans are visual creatures. and utilize that. i'd say that things they don't have any real substance and just work with the superficial is that it will disappea

as a weapon of starvation a weapon of war or weapon of vision we see food as a weapon of opportunity of development sustainable bill is success from not just bringing in the music together but bringing nations together and so now correct me if i'm wrong but i thing even after six. during that on the part of the united states the problem before famines remains very very accurate we are still talking about millions of people on the bring of not just starvation but on the brink of death and i heard you say that the only two solutions are number one getting enough funding to feed the people and number two stopping the wars which one of these you find more realistic more achievable at this point of time the only answer is through starvation and hunger the scolding up now for the first time in the years because in the wars. is a heck of a problem the international community in the world has dropped the hunger really over the past hundreds of you particularly in the last twenty five years even though the population of the world went from five point three billion to sev

cut back on food stamps and deliver a box of food every month instead which means trump's big governmentny state would tell 16 low income households what to eat. she covers economic policy and been working on a book about anti poverty policy and giving people money to deal with problems. you had a great tweet storm about this policy. what do you make of it? >> it's a very complicated proposal. instead of sticking with the food stamp system, which works well, the snap system as it is, so the government would take some proportion of people's benefits and send them as a box of food and this raises a lot of questions how much would it cost to send the box? how much -- what would you do if your box went missing and would you have any choice what is in the box? how would the government create an apparatus to buy and distribute this food? it's a complicated and surprising proposal because it's a government getting into the business of direct service provision instead of providing what is a voucher you can use in a local business. >> here is what i thought was funny. it is the least conservative

my offer is to put $150,000 into a new hispanic food company. adelo, you'll have 1/3 of the business, i'll have 1/3 of the business, and george will have 1/3 of the business. two amigos and a gringo. [ laughter ] adelo: okay. lemonis: two amigos is creating a new entity that's a food consumer products company in the hispanic space. adelo has a real knowledge about hispanic heritage food. george has the ability to market the business. but he doesn't really have the time to work on it. and i bring the business experience to the table. what i need from you, george, is i want to be able to use your likeness and your endorsement in exchange for equity and a royalty on the packaging. you'll have full approval. and we're gonna ensure that the people who enjoy our food know that it's the best quality coming from the best places, and it was authorized by you with all of your talent, all of your assets, all of your knowledge. with adelo's expertise, i know we could develop some amazing products. but if he's gonna throw his hat in the ring on this one, he's

as a weapon of starvation a weapon of war or weapon of vision we see food as a weapon of opportunity of development sustainable bill success from not just bringing in the music together but bringing nations together and so now correct me if i'm wrong but i think even after securing that on the part of the united states the problem now for famines remains very very accurate we're still talking about millions of people on the bring of not just starvation but on the brink a thousand and i heard you say that the only two solutions are number one getting enough funding to feed the people and number two stopping the wars which one of these you find more realistic more achievable at this point of time the only answer is through starvation and hunger the going up now for the first time in the years because in the wars. is a heck of a problem. the international community in the world has dropped the hunger rate over the past hundreds of years the particularly in the last twenty five years even though the population of the world went from five point three billion to seven

labor of love and that's what the food recovery network is and this is a they salvage our mission. >> to me the most important part is it's about food waste and feeding people. the food recovery network national slogan is finding ways to feed people. it's property to bring the scientific and human element into the situation.

the messages to cook your own food, don'tjust get... we live in a rt of live in a fast society, fast food as part of it. we don't feel we have time to cook. people use eating on the bus, the tube, the train, everyone is on the run the whole time. fast food and processed food plays into the culture. i'm not saying it's right, but it's the culture that everything is done in a rush. being busy is the new cool, isn't it. you don't say i sat around twiddling my thumbs today, oh my gosh, i'm so busy. sorry to interrupt. we haven't got a lot of times i've got to cutting. you should be on question time! surely there is an element of common sense about incorporating some fast food... it is a balance. well said. last story of the day, the guardian, the vast majority of university leaders are involved in setting their own pay, is that a surprise? actually if you see the amount they are paid perhaps it's not a surprise. in terms of accountability i think it is rather shocking. this isa i think it is rather shocking. this is a piece ofjournalism the guardian hav

david: it is a beverage company, not a food company. are competitors who said let's become a food company, at least in part. why did you make that decision, and does it make you anymore vulnerable, forgive me for saying, even for acquisition? a, what, $200 billion market cap? there are some big consolidations in the food industry out there. james: firstly, we are focused on beverages because that is where the greatest synergy and greatest application of know-how and our fabulous global bottling distribution system is. it is the thing that is most synergistic with what we have already got. beverage is one of the best growing markets in the whole of the supermarket, or in the other stores. so it is a great market. we have a good position with a lot of synergies. it is a question of choices. i sometimes say never say never, which then causes confusion because people say you haven't ruled anything out. it is a question of what is most logical. beverages are the most logical thing for us to do first. in terms of how we think about consolidat

flown also volunteers at a food bank. brian langdon has come to pick up some basic supplies delays to benefit payments and changes to the u.k.'s benefit system have seen a rise in referrals to food banks according to antipoverty charity the trussell trust. at this food bank numbers have gone up on just not enough in the hours after paying rent and electric and all your bills. very to not go out and it looks. for all basic. but if i got a few hours. on it in the situation i've had nothing i want to know i can make a difference and make people feel welcomed. nowheres. with a little help from kevin sloan is trying to give her children a structured upbringing. but they eat dinner together every day at five o'clock. and there are set back times and the gulf watch old and is. not to be. under be happy. and. get stronger. at the same time she knows it will be hard for her children to break out of a cycle that's trapped so many in britain. owns the nation's agricultural areas profits from them across the globe transnational compan

it's not going to work and it's a smokescreen for cutting food assistance ok i hope our viewers will give me a little patience here to go back on so the proposal is to deliver twenty one million boxes of food to people's homes with various foods in it and like you say maybe dried milk i remember back yard you know you've written about this and i worked at the agriculture department when president reagan tried to classify catch up as a vegetable and it would be a fruit if it was going to be catechized quite as anything but it's not bad either it's crap is what it is ok so they're going to deliver these all these millions and but the bottom line is they are cutting the budget so as crazy as that sound bite how they're going to deliver these things they're cutting the money anyway there's no system for the delivery of it this program is basically what they want to do is they they want to cut about seven to nine billion dollars out of i'm sorry seventeen billion dollars in fiscal year nineteen it's a seventy billion dollars program and the long term plan over the next ten years is to cut

i sometimes feel like i'm a bit of an ambassador for british food i can't tell you how many people post pulled a face when they told when they walk in the british and you can see that they're expecting something to result so i hope very much that i feel it's a new perception of british food and modern british culture to. carolyn and to be of service international british cuisine and their supper club lives on to once a month food lovers gather in their restaurant for this unique color a tradition. today i've prepared to can take for you one of britain's new national dish is i hope you enjoy it you know. fashion is cyclical even for socks socks that you bunch up and combined with high heeled shoes are back in fashion it's a throwback to the style of the nineteen eighties well as you can see i'm not exactly sure if it's my cup of tea but you know what we ladies will try to just about anything. white tennis socks are back to the roar again. and this is how their sport in this day and age there combined with a casual look as jared leto does here. longer versions are back to pop star justin

looking to change that you can step in and get the food to people who need it. >> reporter: beth is a food rescuer, she and her husband stopped by to pick up rescued food. >> it's a very rewarding thing to do. >> reporter: it makes a difference to surely's place, a center that indicators to the homeless and hunger on capitol hill. program manager sheila wilcox said they are grateful for whatever food they can get. everybody loves pizza. you can't go wrong with pizza. we get wonderful donations for thanksgiving, we appreciate that. individuals are hungry, january through december, abc news washington. >> as we look heated to summertime, officials in bethany beach delaware is restricting the size of tents and canopy that people can use to shade the sun to prevent beach hogging. bethany will allow impress in 8 feet in diameter or smaller. you could be find between 50 and $100. >> the me too movement crossed the atlanta and drew attention to the bafta. virtually every star dressed in black to support the movement against sexual harassment. betts film and best leading actress francis mcdormond.

>> it was above a food locker, trevor. >> trevor: that's a point. >> a black ass theater, man. this movie is a phenomenon. it's like black hamilton. >> trevor: isn't "hamilton" black "hamilton"? >> not like this, trevor. first of all, nothing where seats are $400 a ticket is the black anything. ( laughter ) i guarantee you've never seen black folks act like this for a movie. >> people are showing up with musical instruments, they are dressed in these beautiful outfits. >> "black panther"! yeah! wakanda! ( drum beats ) >> if you thought black people were loud this theaters before, wait till we bring out drums! we dance at all the movies! next stop peter rabbit! stay strong, brother peter! ( mimicking drum beats ) >> did you feel the blackness? i tell you who could feel the black naysness, white people. i saw white people on twitter, they didn't even know if they could come to the movie or note. >> trevor: they were, like, can white people come to "black panther"? can they? >> of course! it's not an actual "black panther" meeting. everyone's welcome. bring the kids, join the fun,

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smokescreen for cutting food assistance ok i hope our viewers will give me a little patience here to go back on so the proposal is to deliver twenty one million boxes of food to people's homes with various foods in it and like you say maybe dried milk remember back yard you know you've really written about this. and i worked at the agriculture department when president reagan tried to classify catch up as a vegetable and it would be a fruit if it was going to be kept classified as anything but it's not bad either it's crap is what it is ok so they're going to deliver these all these millions and but the bottom line is they are cutting the budget so as crazy as that sound bite how they're going to deliver these things they're cutting the money anyway there's no system for the delivery of it this program is basically what they want to do is they they want to cut about seven to nine billion dollars out of the i'm sorry seventeen billion dollars in fiscal year nineteen it's a seventy billion dollars program and the long term plan over the next ten years is to cut

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feeling that a whole new value is being attached to food now. and more effort is going into the preparation cupcakes like ornamental cacti and in all colors of the rainbow. cartoon characters and beef and those are also popular but a rainbow colored cheese sandwich raises the question. very. elaborate dishes are not for us we want the food preserved their origin a strawberry strawberry it should just look nice and be fun to eat. and it should be healthy that's part of the trend daddy longlegs goals include simple food ingredients like the highly prized berries and the nutrition grade in king was. one place to go for vitamin rich fast food is to juice or e in but the owner must mix the smoothies and juice since he may experiment with spirulina and serve it up in test used for its adventurous spirit in patrons but even so he doesn't like doing things just to show. we humans are visual creatures and many established try to utilize that. i'd say that things that don't have any real substance and just work with the superficial is that it will disappea

foods. right now it costs $25,000 to have dreamy and shelf space in a whole foods. we will see that number go way up, this is according to reporting from the wall street journal. some said it would be up to $300,000 at a prime, i level spot in a whole foods. that will put pressure on the suppliers. or --ill have to defect dave: you can always risky doing too much. they seem to have no bounds on their ambition. that is the part i would maybe worry about. but their execution capabilities are so extraordinary, if there is any company that could do this wide range of things, it is them. it is hard to fault of these people, except for profit, they don't make much profit. emily: they don't seem to care. david kirkpatrick, sticking with me. olivia zaleski who covers food tech, thanks. the industry average for women, companies receiving vc funding is 2%. we will speak with canaan istners, whose portfolio full of women-led companies. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook is expanding its operations in dublin. they plan to lease an office campus in the irish capital about the s

the president proposes a major makeover to the federal food stamp program. ming up, trace gallagher on why the plan is raising a lot of eyebrows. lottery winner jane doe gets her day in court in new hampshire, gets one step closer to collecting half a billion dollars in winnings, but will she have to step into the spotlight to get it? >> shannon: americans can pay a premium with fresh food delivered straight to their homes, the trump administration wants to use that model for a program to replace food stamps. trace gallagher on why many think the comparison is a bad taste. >> for the past 40 years, the department of agriculture has distributed food stamps through paper coupons and electronic transfer cards, that way recipients could get the food of their choice at the store of their choice. under the new proposal, any family that gets more than $90 a month in benefits which is about 80% of all food stamp households would now have some of their benefits delivered as a nonperishable food items, we are talking about juice, greens, cereal, pasta, peanut butter al

school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we

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food stamps. the president is going to give them a box of processed food. a box of processed food. and infrastructure, again, at e same time, a black cloud predicated -- their predicate is this tax cut which is everything to them, it's in their d.n.a. they'll have trickle down tax cuts at the high end, banquet for everyone up here, crumbs for people down here. the speaker bragged about somebody getting $1.50 a month, in a year she'll get $60 and pay her costco entry fee or something. really? really in while others get tens of thousands in tax cuts in the top 1% and corporate america, of course, billions of dollars. so then he comes up with an infrastructure proposal which is something we've all been waiting for, supposed to be due a year ago. $1.1 trillion. $1.5 trillion. no, it's $200 billion over 10 years so we're talking about $20 billion over 10 years. this -- and we're talking about infrastructure. we're talking about the greatness of america. we're talking about think big. plan grandly. not let's just see how little i can do. and then on the other hand say to these communities

let's all celebrate. >> have you in the noticed has your dog developed an allergy, food allergy, you know adoing it, too, right? i see all of these dog foods. you don't let your dog eat grain any more. hey, doctor sheila, you know what i saw the other day? >> what's that, sneak. >> dog feed that -- dog food made with kangaroo meat? is that okay. >> there are all kind out there today, mike. >> don't i kno >>> 93:00 is. if you own a talk perhaps you noticed a growing number of no grain pet food options on store shelves. well some people say no grain, is better than for your dog and others say those brands work especially well if your dog has a food allergy. what is up with all this here with some answers for us our friend doctor sheila mayor, veterinarian owner of somerdale animal hospital, doctor sheila, you will straight then out for us. >> absolutely, sue. >> but first we will take a look at a picture from 10 years ago, april of 2008, when you were here, with this little dog, and my almost 10 year-old daughter, is there our friend sheneille, doing a segment on pet food. >> how about that.