is 16 ounces and they only get bigger from there. 20, 30, or 40 ounces or bigger, and mayor michael bloomberg said that's a big problem. in an effort to win or at least compete in the battle of the bulge, mayor bloomberg is proposing a wide scale ban on sugary and sweetened beverages over 16 ounces, principally sodas served at restaurants, movie theaters, food carts, even the ballpark. >> obesity is the only public health issue in the country that is getting worse, and everybody is wringing their hands, i have to do something about it. nobody is doing anything about it. >> it is sugar. the federal government says americans consume at least 22 teaspoons a day. that's 75 pounds a year. 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 s

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new york city mayor michael bloomberg calls our approach 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 felt 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 keeper 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 drop off of almost a third. the nation is also aging. almost 1 in 4 people are 65 or older, making japan the oldest country on earth. >> by 2040, the median age in japan will

now major michael bloomberg is defending the controversial strategy. >> there's no denying -- takes guns off the streets and save lives. to borrow a phrase from president clinton, i believe the practice needs to be bended, not ended. >> bloomberg conceded while policy is not perfect, it's a legitimate price tactic that works. think progress points out, of the people that were stopped and frisked last year, a weapon was found 1.9% of the time. new data projects officers could make 8,000 stops this year. 85% of those stopped were black or latino, even though the groups make up half of new york city's police population. in fact, the number of stop and frisk among young black men exceeds the city's population of young black men. bloomberg insists the nypd does not racially profile people and will not tolerate profiling. >> no person should ever be stopped because of race. stop should be based solely on suspicion of criminal activity and nothing short of that will be tolerated. so -- >> i'm joined now by donna lieberman, executive director of the new york civil liberties union and heather mcd

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

it's interesting mayor michael bloomberg has said publicly that he would like to end the stand your ground law this is of course the law made famous in the shooting death of florida teen trayvon martin and yet this law the stop and frisk law is not all that different you're you're basically giving police giving non police officers even with stand your ground the ability to stop people only presumed to be suspect talk about that kind of gap between opinions there. right just consider this ten years ago there were ninety thousand stop and frisks and the percentage of all those who were stopped is the about the same and ninety percent were innocent. thirty four percent african-american and thirty some odd percent latino now that number is increased almost a million and it's the same exact percentage and we haven't seen a decrease in crime how my sides are at the same level that they've been and the reality is people are hurting in communities so we see as the mayor tried to use fancy language very flawed statistics to prove their case and they'd like to talk about this of these other l

first person i thought about was you guys. >> let me read what michael bloomberg said.to this -- we're not taking away anyone's right to do things. we're simply forcing you to understand. now, that's modern liberalism. bossing people around. >> it's a massive problem, george. obesity is a problem across the can't. >> of course it is. regulating the sizes of these drinks will do nothing about it. the sale of sugary, carbonated sodas has fallen 24%. what bloomberg is saying the government helps with your health care, the government is implicated in your health, therefore we own you, therefore the government can fine-tune all of the decisions that you make pertinent to your health. >> we have a health crisis. obesity is a national problem. i don't think you can solve it by banning one of many sugary things. people will cross over the hudson and get a big gulp over there. >> this is one of the reasons liberals are so enamored with the issue of climate change. the government meaning we liberals the part of government, can fine-tune all of your behavior right down to the ligh

. >>> up next, why new york city mayor michael bloomberg thinks our immigration policy is national suicideannouncer ] this... is the at&t network. a living, breathing intelligence teaching data how to do more for business. [ beeping ] in here, data knows what to do. because the network finds it and tailors it across all the right points, automating all the right actions, to bring all the right results. [ whirring and beeping ] it's the at&t network -- doing more with data to help business do more for customers. ♪ >>> what would america look like today if we had told immigrants like sergay bren or albert einstein to get lost? you don't have to be a nuclear physicist to know we would be much worse off. yet every year the u.s. turns down educated, entrepreneurial immigrants. one man says, that's national suicide. >> let's just suck it up and deal with the issue rather than sit there and point fingers. >> michael bloomberg, the mayor of new york and a billionaire businessman, has made immigration one of his signature issues. you look at the danger of the current approach we have to immigration

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

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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

new york mayor michael bloomberg now wants to ban the sale of large sodas and sugary drinks. in an effort to curb obesity. the sale of any sweetened drink larger than 16 ounces, not at grocery stores, but at restaurants, movie theaters, even stadiums, would be illegal. part of the mayor's pet project. >> now there are many factors that are contributing to childhood obesity, but the single biggest is soda. >> reporter: it's no secret, soda is packed with calories. but do you have any idea how much sugar? look at this. in one 16 ounce glass of soda, 200 calories, and sugar? cube after cube after cube. 27 cubes. and a 51 ounce gut-buster size, more than 600 calories. not 10 or 20 cubes of sugar, but 86. 86. >> it's a big difference, cutting out that 16 ounces per day, 20 pounds in a year. >> reporter: but is soda really enemy number one? remember, this has 200 calories, but a glass of orange juice has almost as many. and what about a candy bar or a doughnut? or even this margarita. it has a whole lot more. so, where do you draw the line? >> the ban itself makes no sense. it says

then michael bloomberg on immigration. he's chief executive of a city that has an estimated half a million illegal immigrants. he'll tell us what he's learned. the mayor is part of the newest gps special on immigration which airs sunday night at 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. i'll give you a preview later in the show. >>> plus america's amazing energy boom and how it will reshape global politics and finally an african success story. i'll talk to are yrwanda's pres. >>> it's been graduation season in the united states and i was honored enough to be asked to provide some words of advice at two universities this year, duke and harvard, where i got my ph.d.. many of you have been interested in what i said at those events so i thought i would give you a quick summary. this has been a tough year mostly everywhere, but i am less gloomy than most. i think back on the crises we have already come through. remember the fears after the financial crisis began in late 2007. in the 12 months following, the economic peak in

one more issue, michael bloomberg this week, banning the sale of anything over 16-ounce sodas. right there in "new york times." it says he's "the nanny." the first time i heard about this plan, the first person i thought about was you guys. >> let me read what michael bloomberg said. listen to this -- we're not taking away anyone's right to do things. could have fooled me? we're simply forcing you to understand. now, that's modern liberalism. bossing people around. the kind of the gesture that will have no public -- >> it's a massive problem, george. obesity is a problem across the country. >> of course it is. regulating the sizes of these drinks at some outlets will do nothing about it. the sale of sugary, carbonated sodas has fallen 24%. since 19989. the american people are getting the word on this. what bloomberg is saying, the government helps with your health care, the government is implicated in your health, therefore we own you, therefore the government can fine-tune all of the decisions that you make pertinent to your health. >> you're prix to buy two. >> we have a heal

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. >>> new york city mayor michael bloomberg may no longer have plans of running for president, but he. according to gabriel sherman's latest piece in "new york" magazine, bloomberg wants to be mayor of the world. he has already started his campaign, spending his multi billion dollar fortune to improve other cities. gabe joins the panel now. his story is called "the mayor of mayors." great read, gabe. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming on. we talk about the globe-trotting michael bloomberg. certainly new yorkers have lots of ideas about the mayor, how he's run the city. one of the most interesting things on the panel, we were talking about this during the break, is that fact that mayor bloomberg is actually problem solving in other cities in america. >> yes. it's not just super-sized sodas here in new york. he is taking a model that he built here in new york which is using his private money to support organizations and constituencies that are useful politically to him, and issues that he cares about, and he's branching it out to cities not only around the united states but a

y solo faltacalde michael bloomberg. expone a los taxistas pagar 10.000 dÓlares.stitutas y lastras la den adonde ellas les pidan. >>> algo que perjudicarÍa y inusuales. es juzgar a una mujer. por la forma que se decÍa. sin saber que en realidad vaya a la escuela en semana. somos niÑas de bien y de familia. y simplemente trabajamos los fines de semana para hacer dinero y cash. >>> los manifestantes dijeron que podrÍan ser discriminatorios. >>> ¿que dijeron ellas? que cuando paren un taxi, el taxista le pregunta. ¿tÚ eres una prostituta? ¿que le va a contestar ella? sÍ, yo voy, me puedo montar. >>> necesitamos tener la informaciÓn correcta. >>> la co autora dice que es para proteger a las mujeres del trafico xual. que traslad@@ a cambio de ot unn pagos por buscar clientes a ella lo que hace este tipo de protestas es confundir al pueblo y confundir a los choferes. porque mi propuesta de ley claramente dice. es un chofer que se encuent culpable. >>> las multas para los culpables. serÍan de 10.000 dÓlares >>> el consejo muchos palo, ya aprobÓ l medida por unanimidad. s

plus, new york mayor michael bloomberg is ere in studio 57 talking politics, fat and philanthro philanthropy. >> a groundbreaking pricing plan that could shake things up. when i see you at 8:00, former secretary of state colin powell joins us in studio 57. >>> but first, as we do every morning, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> the head of the nation's largest bank says he's sorry. >>> jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon to apologize on capitol hill. >> for what he calls a poorly conceived trading strategy that led to a stunning multibillion dollar loss. >> dimon will tell congress the bank has now taken stoeps make sure it does not happen again. >>> manyone in the courtroom wh saw my client could see the pain that it took him to get his story out. >> jurors in tears listening to shocking testimony during the child sex abuse trial of jerry sandusky. >> victim number 1 detailed how their contact escalated from kissing to repeated sexual assault. >>> democrat ron barber winning the special election to fill gabrielle giffords' seat. >> he was also injured in th

michael bloomberg is leading a campaign to ban sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces. if approved it will go into effect next year. restaurants would have nine months before they face a $200 fine. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of new york city's proposal to ban drinks over 16 ounces in order to cush obesity? >> you can respond at watercooler@wbaltv.com. what do men really want for father's day? and living social has new offers on the table for its members. 11 news reporter jane king has more in our bloomberg business report. >> good morning. living social is teaming unwith the sports and entertainment company aeg. that i own facilities like the staples center in l.a. and has promoted tours like taylor swift and justin bieber. now living social members can buy tickets the daily deal site will also offer premium packages. a rival groupon teamed with live nation in a similar partnership. investors, looking into today's big monthly jobs report coming out at 8:30 this morning and continuing to monitor europe's ongoing debt crisis.

. >> last week we showed you about michael bloomberg's plans to use cameras to stop and find city speeders. he is not suggesting something else interesting. the public shaming of bad drivers. >> patty ann this new plan involves post names and pictures instead of having them pay $100. what do you think? should drivers be publicly shamed for speeding? shoot us an e-mail at fox news.com. i don't know if public shames of speeders is the same as soliciting prostitution, things like that. interesting to see whether or not people are humiliated by it. >>> leave your belt and shoes on. coming up a big update about screening at the nation's airport. looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. >> bill reray cyrus hopes to break hearts when he returns to the stage. not hearts that you expect. >> the national average $3.41. >> welcome back. time for quick headlines. say good-bye to annoying security lines and hello to a sci-fi future of airport screening. in the next 7-10 years passengers could be able to breeze through security whout noticing they are being electronically scanned. they will assess pa

michael bloomberg's crusade to been a large sugary drinks enticed some to defend him. is outraged they provide us dumb folk with delicious beverages that we choose to drink. the problem with the ninnies they're too dim to think ahead. if you can't buy a large soda for a long trip, you buy three mediums creating more litter. multiple cups cost more. drivers have to pull off the freeway a lot more, burning more gas and running over innocent funnys. so this is an attack on the worker, the poor, the planet and little funnys. if i was bloomberg, focus on crime, not calories. big gulp never stabbed anyone. now turn to winner. doritos taco. taco bell sold 100 many of the beauties 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 ba

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for a new special on how to fix the problem, fareed zakaria sat down with mayor michael bloomberg whoad strong words about the fight. >> if you look at the undocumented immigrants, i'll immigrants, call them what you will, whatle lessons have you drawn? >> they have a very low crime rate. they're scared to death they're going to get arrested and deported. >> michael bloomberg has a unique perspective on the situation. as a chief executive on a city with an estimated half after million undocumented residents. >> up documented are not unemployed. they take jobs. they may be in the cash economy off the books, but they work. america is not a place to come put your feet up and 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 public schools because they usually leave their kids in their home country enthey don't use health care much because they tend to be young and healthy and he notes about 75% of new york city's undocumented immigrants pay taxes. >> employers withhold and then t

. >>> 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

continúamos con más. el alcalde de new york presentó una iniciativa sin precedentes michael bloombergs azucaradas y gaseosas. esta medida se aplicaría a los vendedores ambulante y los estadios. pero no a los supermercadoes. según el alcalde más de la mitad de los adultos en new york son o besos o están sobrepeso. cabe menz faro que la gente fue comprar 2 refrescos tamaño normal si quiere beber mascan utilidad. >>> y vamos a un adelanto del noticiero univisión adelante enrique. gracias hoy en la edición nocturna. el candidato de la izquierda en méxico. acorto la distancia en l contienda presidencial en méxico. un son te'o, uno de los muchos publicados coloca al candidato izquierdista a 4 punto acompáñenos esta noche en la edición nocturna para darle detalles de este y otra información justo al terminar el noticiero local. >>> usted quizás sabe cual es su nivel de colesterol y presión arterial. una nueva aplicación de en línea. puede brindar su número o califificación de salud mental. tiene que ingresar la página. contestar unas cuantas preguntas y el sistema le a rrog una calificación

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new york mayor michael bloomberg wants to ban the extra large drinks at fast food restaurants, arenas and movie theater. under his proposal the sale of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces would be prohibited. that would include energy drinks, presweetened iced teas and sodas. it would be the first of its type in the nation. >>> the constitutionality of the federal defense of marriage act may now be decided by the u.s. supreme court. a federal appeals court in boston rejected part of that act, but today's ruling will not be enforced until the nation's high court can decide on this latest case. in a unanimous ruling today that 3-judge panel said that the 1996 law discriminates against legally married gay couples. >>> mitt romney visits the headquarters of the now bankrupt company and rails against the president. right after the break, what the develop presidential candidate says was the real reason president obama supported it two years ago. >> it was hot out today. is the heat going to stick with us through the weekend? >>> finally after months of legal fighting, this video which shows