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bloomberg led to the first restaurant ban on artificial trans fats in 2008. now the target is sugar. >> if you want to act irresponsibly, as long as you're doing it to yourself, that's up to you. i willsie in new york city, we estimate a $4 billion cost in dealing with obesity, and the public is picking up that tab. >> not all sweet or high calorie drinks will be downsized. off the chart, water, of course. diet sodas, coffee drinks, dairy based beverages like milk or milkshakes, 70% fruit and vegetable juices and alcoholic beverages. across the country, reaction is split. >> it's probably better for health reasons. >> i'm mixed on it because there is an obesity crisis in the country and some people drink way too much. >> they're definitely overstepping their boundaries. >> i think they should just because health is, it is an issue. >> the american beverage association labeled the proposal zealous, saying soda is not driving the obesity rates. one civil libertarian called it a monstrous government overreach. >> a politician, whatever their intention, is tellin

i think they see, the bloomberg people see the success that bloomberg has had both in business and asork city mayor as a testament to his uniqueness and they are frustrated that can't translate into sort of bigger political foils. >> maybe they need to come up with a different title, like king of everything, as something he can do after he's done with his mayoral tenure. >> as a lifelong new yorker, mayor of new york, that's a heck of a job. >> it is. he has done a heck of a job. thank you, gabe sherman. everybody should read that article. coming up, if you can't beat them, launch your own cable channel. campaigning goes the way of the truman show in a key senate race. details next. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. i would not say i'm into it, but let's see

to be a president bloomberg administration.rect way is to bring in entrepreneurial immigrants who have skills and those who come here for immigration who have skills and make sure they stay. >> mayor bloomberg has created a rare bipartisan coalition. an impressive list of public officials and business leaders including jeff bucas, the ceo of cnn's parent company, time warner. >> how would you fix the visa system? >> well, the first thing is you attach a green card to the diploma for any graduate stunt that gets a master's or a phd in any of stem areas, science and technology. if somebody is willing to start a business and can get financing, you certainly want to give them a visa because they will go and start businesses for americans. and, lastly, when you have jobs that we need to get done but americans won't take, like working in the fields letting the crops rot and letting the farms move south of the border is just insanity. >> but when it comes to inviting low-skilled workers to america, consensus is a lot harder to find. w

new york city mayor michael bloomberg calls our approach to immigration suicidal. so how should we handle immigration? does anyone do it better? in this hour, and in a "time" magazine essay, we'll journey to japan, europe and canada. we'll find out what they're doing right, what they're doing wrong, and what we can learn. first, let's visit a country with one of the strictest immigration policies in the world. a place that has tight control of its borders, few illegal immigrants, and a strong, coherent national identity. what are the effects of keeping foreigners out? let's get started. >>> japan's economy was once the envy of the world. now it's limping along, projected to grow less than 2% a year over the next five years. here's one possible reason. the nation's population is shrinking, dramatically. japan's current population is around 127 million. it's on pace to be just 90 million by 2050, a dropoff of almost a third. the nation is also aging. almost one in four people are 65 or older, making japan the oldest country on earth. >> by 2040, the median age in jap

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new york city mayor michael bloomberg calls our approach to immigration suicidal. so how should we handle immigration? does anyone do it better? in this hour, and in a "time" magazine essay, we'll journey to japan, europe and canada. we'll find out what they're doing right, what they're doing wrong, and what we can learn. first, let's visit a country with one of the strictest immigration policies in the world. a place that has tight control of its borders, few illegal immigrants, and a strong, coherent national identity. what are the effects of keeping foreigners out? let's get started. >>> japan's economy was once the envy of the world. now it's limping along, projected to grow less than 2% a year over the next five years. here's one possible reason. the nation's population is shrinking, dramatically. japan's current population is around 127 million. it's on pace to be just 90 million by 2050, a dropoff of almost a third. the nation is also aging. almost one in four people are 65 or older, making japan the oldest country on earth. >> by 2040, the median age in jap

. >>> outfront next, mayor bloomberg hates your big gulp. why the mayor of new york city, though, is taking on some of the biggest and most powerful and deep pocketed companies in america. >>> and new details about the man responsible for the zombie-like attack. the last thing he said to his girlfriend before he left for the gruesome face-eating assault. >>> plus, the guy who did this comes outfront. >> i'm sick of it! every year we give power to one person! >>> i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, saving us from ourselves. a superhero saving america, just like clark kent, the original 1950 superman. >> faster than a speeding bullet. more powerful than a locomotive. able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. >> look, up in the sky, it's a bird. >> it's a plane. >> it's super bloomberg. he came to new york city with powers and abilities far more than mortal men. super bloomberg has banned smoking in bars and parks. forced restaurants to stop using transfats as his bare hands and he is really fighting for america's health, saying you can't

but we were all come poliliolic in that. >> it's time to stop doling out the blame, bloomberg adds, anding our broken immigration system. >> you know, winston churchill once said, you can always rely on america to do the right thing after all of the possibilities are exhausted. in the end, congress will do the right thing, but only after they've tried every other crazy idea that obvy skates or kits the can down the road. >> when we come back, my thoughts on the immigration debate. stay with us. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ with your photographs. ( younger sister ) where's heaven ? ( older sister ) far. what will you inspire, with the eos rebel t3i and ef lenses, for ron's next project ? learn more at youtube. >>> take a look at this picture. it

megyn: mayor bloomberg says they don't.b dumb and mayor bloomberg is going to save you from yourself. >> you will just buy more smaller ones. megyn: no, you won't, you are too lazy. >> if you want to stop it you will put a tax on it to deter people from using it. megyn: studies have proofen that a tax on a product like this does deter people from buying it. is that the answer? marcie clark, why is it mayor bloomberg's business if i want to drink myself silly with a sugary soda? >> because we can't afford it. megyn: he doesn't pay for my illness. >> the government pays for a lot of people's health insurance. we can't afford the health effects of the 32-ounce big gulp someone has every day. megyn: why does mayor bloomberg say i can't have it, i'm a regular sized person. >> in the 40s, 4-ounces was a serving. now we have 32 ounces is the large regular serving size and we are getting fat. megyn: have you ever ordered room service in you don't get the chicken that's a five ouncer. you get two breasts and people think they are su

super bloomberg has banned smoking in bars and parks. forced restaurants to stop using transfats as his bare hands and he is really fighting for america's health, saying you can't buy a big gulp. it's a shot heard from coast to coast, the mayor planning to ban the sale of all sugary drinks sold in containers larger than 16 ounces. including energy drinks and presweetened iced teas. no more soda at movie theaters or at the stadium. former president bill clinton weighed in on the ban during an interview with harvey weinstein that airs tonight. >> i know a lot of people think this is a nanny state and he is interfering, but these are very serious problems. and there are a lot of things in our diet that not only make us too heavy, but put too much sugar in our body which have an enormous number of people with diabetes and a lot of people teetering on the edge of it. >> all right. he said nanny state. some people say it's a slap in the face of american freedom. but maybe it's just a punch in the face of big food. the food and beverage industr

since mayor michael bloomberg took office, the shelter population has increased by 39%.lition attributes this to the bloomberg cost administration's bill year to help move homeless families into permanent, affordable housing. housing advocates say it was exasperated by the city's cancellation of the advantage apartment rental subsidy. since then, the city is like a program to help shelter residents attain permanent housing. as many as 8000 former aid recipients are facing eviction. we returned to a report by chantal berman. >> basically, i've been in this apartment for almost two years. i am hoping and praying i could stay here a little bit longer, depending on the outcome of what will happen i guess when i receive housing court papers. >> she's a medical receptionist and single mother living in west harlem. her daughter was born into a new york city shelter. her rent subsidy helps homeless people live out of homeless shelters. the blowback administration defended the program three months ago, leaving a thousand people stranded in the permits they cannot affordkatrice pa

really mean for the future of marriage equality in the united states also new york city mayor michael bloomberg wants to ban sugary drinks at least large size or means sold in that city as part of his fight against obesity in new york should the government have the ability to tell you and me what we can and cannot buy and with the use of drones domestically on the rise the drone industry could soon be the place for american workers to find jobs so one of the consequences of the sudden boom drone usage in developing. the day to know this this morning the first circuit court of appeals ruled that the defense of marriage act which denies same sex couples federal benefits is unconstitutional it's actually the judges two of which were public and appointees ruled that by defining a marriage between a man and a woman the law discriminates against gay and lesbian couples since that law was passed in one thousand nine hundred six this is the first time a federal appeals court has ruled against it and it might have something to do with a decision made last year by president obama when he instructed his j

they're scared to death they'll get arrested and deported. >> new york city maier michael bloomberg hasique perspective on the situation. as the chief executive of a city with an estimated half a million undocumented residents. >> undocumented are not unemployed. they take jobs. they maybe keeping the cash economy off the woirk but they work. america is not a place to come put your feet up and just take welfare. it's a very competitive place. if that's what you want to do, you should stay home, wherever home is. >> bloomberg says the undocumented don't use schools because they usually leave their kids in the home country and they don't eyes health care much because they tend to be young and healthy and he notes that about 75% of new york city's undocumented immigrants pay taxes. >> employers with hold and the government said, this guy didn't earn enough, to where? the documentation doesn't exist or is fraudulent. >> that certainly defies the conventional wisdom. >> well, listen to this, listen to this idea from the heartland. >> 80% hispanic in high school in america. >> an alliance of

nation, i am no fan of new york city billionaire billion mayor michael bloomberg. he is turning new york into an organic slow food thanny state. first he banned smoking. then he banned transfats. then he added bike lanes everywhere. now it's nearly impossible for me to hit bikers on my drive to work. and folks, now he's gone too far. >> new york city mayor mike el bloomberg has touched off a nationwide controversy with his proposal to ban supersized sugary drinks. anything larger than 16 ounce kos not be sold in restaurants, movie theatres, food carts and concession stands. >> no more giant soda at the movies for the entire family to share, no, the man says no, you can't have it. >> no more giant sodas? come on! this is america, the land of plenty. we haven't even achieved type iii diabetes yet. we're so close. and i don't know about you folks, but i can't drink less than 16 ounces. i need a soda so large that james cameron wants to go to the bottom of it. (applause) this ban, this ban will completely ruin my movie going experience. gi to the sin he ma to drink an

if i was bloomberg, focus on crime, not calories. big gulp never stabbed anyone.ties under ten weeks. creating more natural gas than the dakotas combined. it's the best launch in the bell's history. here is why it's awesome. a hollister made of even and nacho cheese, shells full of beef, lettuce and tomato for $1.30. it provides you with more sustenance than a thousand dade crumb columns. it's cheap enough to feed families in these hard times. in a world where egg head continue to bankrupt our nation, god bless daco bell that makes -- daco bell that makes simple pleasure affordable. if you remove the content from the shell, he can take a nap inside it. in the break, you ate an -- these are incredible. >> kimberly: they are amazing. i thought they used to be -- these are the special ones because they have a dory toe shell. before, they were 59, 79, 99. right? remember the guy? yo quiero the ke bell? i love it. i'm excited to have it. >> greg: we have to laud great companies. >> eric: pulled up eating taco. >> greg: yes. 100 million. they made 100 million. can't we

bloomberg, of course, the real-time mayor of new york city. where the city has just proposed a law that will bar restaurants and other food service businesses from selling soft drinks in cups that are larger than 16 ounces. >> all we're doing here is saying, if you want to order 32 ounces of soda, in a restaurant, that we supervise, they must give you two 16 ounce glasses. and what's likely to happen is, you'll drink one and not the other. >> reporter: to which mcdonald's today actually volleyed back on twitter. mike bloomberg, we trust our customers to make choices that are best for them. wow. jums as the tobacco industry hated it when smokers were forced outside of restaurants and detroit hated it when laws mandated seat belts, the restaurant industry hates this new regulation designed to promote health and like the others is making the freedom argument. and their response? not that it's smart to be served so many calories, but that it should be your right. >> this is the most ridiculous sort of nanny state-ism. it's none of the mayor's busi

city.in an attempt to fight obesity and other health problems, maaor michael bloomberg ants to ban 16-ounce surgary beverages in fast food restaurants.here in baltimore, mayor stephanie rawlingssblake...says she hass mayor bloomberg. &p(mayoo) "he is an extremely and bold mayor....to help rebuild ourrschool system which is extreeely mportant." importantt" 3&pthe mayor...is reeerriigto h plan...to increase...the -3two that brings us to ur question of the day. should baltimore ban ssper-siied sugary drinkk? go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what yoo think. you can also sound off through facebook. seed us a tweet.. attfoxbaltiiore. and you can text your answer to 45203. enttr fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?carrie peirce has our traffic edge report. report. mapffber- 95 at gunpowdermdot- greenspriigmap map p, wasting money on airport security.the expensivv equipment that may not help. 3 "thats just your decision" &pan undercover sting at planne parenthooo.... whatta stafferr was caaght telling an actor who was posinggas a pregnant woman.

bloomberg business credentials are stellar. someone has could reinforce a ticket for mitt romney on that level of business credential, getting america's economy back into shape. do you think they should even consider people that aren't in the political spectrum? >> yeah, absolutely. i think they should consider a wide spectrum of folks. i mean, one name that you don't hear much about but i'm surprised you haven't is someone like condoleezza rice. right? who is very accomplished, national security aide to the former president. everyone knows who she is. an african-american woman. you never really hear her name. you really just kind of hear the rob portmans, tim paul lengthwl the world. they're not going to overshadow mitt, which is probably what the romney campaign sk whoing for, but they're not going to really give him any excitement. i think they should look at a wide variety of folks, and it's interesting that they -- as j.p. said, dwoent know if they're looking at someone like rubio. if i was them i would get that out there

and the bloomberg maryland index makes up with gains. with father's day just two weeks away, a new survey released finds gifts women want to give may not necessarily be what men really want. the number one present women think men want is tickets to a sporting event. topping the list is high-tebling gadgets, a home cooked meal or a guilt-free weekend with friends. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king for the bloomberg business report wbal-tv 11 news. >> hit the nail on the head there. the time 67 degrees on tv hill. one of the orioles star players goes under the knife and how long the club will have to go without nick markakis. >> but first hear are the maryland winning lottery numbers. good luck. graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon. that's all the horses sir. ...and the m

. >>> new york city's mayor michael bloomberg is banning it. bloomberg said large sugar packed sew das are a -- sodas are a large part of the obesity problem. many say your mom can tell you not to have too much sugar but your government is not your mom and never should be. >> people should have the mindset to know that certain amounts of sugar in large quantity tipples aren't good for you. it causes health problems, obesity, especially in children. >> i would say that it is kind of encroaching upon our rights, but i don't know about a business providing. >> bloomberg's administration has been successful in getting france fat -- transfats. this is a hot topic. what do nutritionists think? that's coming up on abc2 news at 5. >>> some fast food kids meals are also packed with sugar. some menus that advertise that are healthy are high in salt and fat. chick-fil-a's nuggets contain as much cholesterol as a big mac. and sonic's junior burger meal has twice the amount of sugar has two twinkies. burger king's contained as much cholesterol as six slices

>>la niñera bloomberg es el aviso pagadopor los opositores y se público en los diarios más violar los escogido ese vestido, dijo sarcáscamente. >>engorda bastte aos niños, los pone hiperactivos, también la economía baja. >>tratar de trabajar con las personas en la ciudad, ese es su trabajo >>el consejo municipal tendrá que votar la medida. >>esto es un problema de salud pública, en lasróximas semana se verá si los neoyorquinos acepetan esta intervencion (llantos de un padre ante la l muerte de su pequeño hijo >>proponen que las mascotas ntro de los carros sean aseguradas como se hace con los niños >>envienos su comentio a twitter ya volvemos >con una herida de bala cerca del corazón uro cortés relato que jugaba con su únic hijo en el jardín de su casa, cuando alguie disparo >>no sé por qué, yo lo tenía en los brazos >>y túis la herida de tu niño? >>si ten una en la pancita >>mauro de 21 años asegura que nno es pandillero, que poco recuerda de lo que sucedio spués, que lo tras

you know bloomberg?i know him well. >> bill: i like bloomberg. >> i do too. >> bill: is he fighty. i don't like everything he says but i like him. he said it's my responsibility as elected official to send a message to people, all 8 million of them who live in new york city that this is bad for you. you can get around it you can game it. >> shouldn't you know that already? no i don't think a lot of people do know it. i will tell you one thing, you know what they don't know diet soda is worse than regular sodas. >> that's the problem when he decides that he wants' his board of health to pass this and make no mistake they will approve it. then he should recognize that by saying i don't want you to buy big sweetened sodas but it's okay to buy diet soda. >> bill: diet sodas are worse. >> if it's the health costs incurred as a result. are you interested in controlling just diabetes or cancer because there is a correlation between sweeters and cancer. >> bill: like you guys in shape. he wants. >> i work my but

. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg is trying to save stop and frisk though it's backers fully admit it's racially profiled. >> it's racial profiling but really criminal profiling. >> we'll bring you both sides of the debate tonight. >>> the obama campaign wants to make sure americans remember mitt romney's plan for public service employees. especially when it comes to teachers, firefighters, and police officers. >> instead he wants to add more to government. he wants another stimulus. he wants to hire more government workers. he says we need more firemen, more policemen, more teachers. did he not get the message in wisconsin? the american people did. it's time for us to cut back on government and help the american people. >> president obama used his weekly address to touch on the importance of hiring more public employees, namely teachers. >> the point is, teachers matter. one study found that a good teacher can increase the lifetime income of a classroom by over $250,000. a great teacher can change the course of a child's life. so the last thing our country needs is to have fewer t

but mayor bloomberg says studies show we're a lot less likely to do that. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> and i traveled down to city hall today in new york to talk to mayor bloomberg about the firestorm he created and the critics who call him the nanny mayor. so, i wake up this morning and i read "nanny mike" and i read "soda scrooge." >> i don't know if those are derogatory terms. at least it gets your name in the paper. and the old adage, as long as they spell your name right, it's good publicity. >> reporter: should the government be doing this? shouldn't the government stay out -- >> all we're doing here is educating. if you want to order 32 ounces of soda, in a restaurant, that we supervise, they must give you two 16-ounce glasses. and what's likely to happen is, you'll drink one and not the other. that was the size of the popcorn that i used to get, not the drink. >> reporter: we went in and asked for 16-ounce, they gave us a 21-ounce, said it was a 16-ounce. and this is medium. just to show everybody. so, you are not looking at this as a gove

greeks swap file suit as euro threat and so this was on thursday before the election this is bloomberg news and they're suing the e.c.b. to find out to get information about the greek swap deals with goldman sachs a court will hear a lawsuit seeking disclosure of european central bank file. that may show how greece used derivatives to hide its borrowings helping to spark a crisis that threatens the region's currency union the e.c.b. in its defense is arguing that they should have discretion to decide what is in the public interest and releasing the papers could damage the e.c.b. counter parties hurt markets and undermine e.u. policy but what lula papers there is already on the internet there's thirteen specific trades conducted by goldman to commit fraud that's not a something that's a hidden under some in a bureaucrat drawer this is max they're what they're seeking they know this they know for a fact that these deals were done between goldman sachs and greece they know for an absolute one hundred percent fact what they're trying to see is if the e.c. be. the documents may be proof tha

the bloomberg silicon valley ending the day higher.nd graphic design software heavy weight adobe reported stock is plunging in after hours and this company says sales jumped to $1.2 billion but profits dropped 2% to 224, million dollars adobe working to weather the transition to oppose pc world launching a web based version of the creative suite software and vacation rental service air b & and b is reporting explosive growth saying 10 million guest nights have been booked through the site. five months ago, just five million nights had been booked. air b & b has over 200 thousand listings. in san francisco i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> thank you. and next on abc 7 news at 4:00 the shoe so controversial, kpt that makes it pulled it before it went on sale. >> and there is a viral video that shows bonding between a chimp and a baby. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and the

. >> de render por 52 cargos >>la propuesta de bloomberg de eliminar públicidad de bebidas azucaradass por el exceso de azúcares >>este salió a defender su propuesta, eliminar la venta de bebidas azucaras en públi >>la cifra indica que seis mil neoyorquinos mueren al año po la obesidad, en segundo lugar esta el garrillo >>si una persona consume tres porciónes de bebidas ucaras al auede añadir más de veinte librasl año. >>la nira bloomberg es el iso pagado por los opositores y se público en los diarios más violar los derechos ciudadanose >>si viera que vestirme de mujer, no hubieraescogido ese vestido, dijo sarcásticamente. >>engorda bastte aos niños, lospone hiperactivos, también economía baja. >>tratar de trabajar con las personas en laiudad, ese es su trabajo >>el consejo municipal tendrá que votar la medida. >>esto es un problema de salud pública, en lasróximas semanas se verá si los neoyorquinos acepetan esta intervencion (llantos de un padre ante la el muerte de su peque hijo >>oponen que las mascotas ntro de los carros sean aseguradas como se hac con los niños >>envienos su