my colleagues have talked about soda expenditures by district. we know that the poorer neighborhoods tend to consume more soda. we know that -- here is a chart of residents drinking soda daily. we also see actually quite a bit in my neighborhood the sunset there. but what about diabetes hospitalizations? really, in that same region we're seeing quite a bit there. i'll actually speak quickly on -- i actually work in oral maxillofacial surgery clinic in san francisco general and in children in san francisco, which is where most of our data on dental carries, the process that causes he cavities, we actually care about that ~ and we measure that. it turns out in adults from a policy standpoint for some reason, people don't care. and i had a visiting oral surgeon from england come observe with me in our clinic and all these people are coming in with big holes in their teeth and he he asked me, why don't they go to the dentist? apparently in america we don't care about that. we don't think that's important. we just let it get bad enough to where the to

for the record, we're not asking to ban soda, but we are doing is encouraging thought. one of the interesting things that was brought up is that they said, well, this soda would cause a tax would cause a thing on [speaker not understood]. i would encourage everybody here to go get a can of v-8 and not only read how much added sodium is in it but sugar. think about that. some of the arguments against the soda i feel similar to 30 years ago was the cigarette tax as well. yet, i mean, we think about it, thea same people that are arguing against it would probably have a problem if they saw a cigarette machine. i don't know if people here even remember those if they saw it in a 7-eleven [speaker not understood]. i commend you for supporting it. thank you very much. >> thank you, michael. next speaker, please. please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is daniel masco and i'm a health educator at u.c. berkeley. and i've done work in a lot of different [speaker not understood] type programs. currently i work on pesticide exposure prevention in salinas, but i've worked on

if you guys want to take the soda of your choice. >> put the soda in first? >> soda in first. third of the way in the cup. >> one third? >> yep. >> okay. >> okay? >> everybody move your stuff in front of the bottle so we can see, that should have been set up that way. but we're good. there you go. >> all right, you take the spoon, what you guys want to do, give your soda a stir. stir it all little bit. >> oh, stir your soda. >> that gets the bulbs going? >> exactly . >>> next time this, jam it in the jar. >> oh! >> i'll put more in there. since my colonoscopy, i'm very empty. >> good deal. then, top it off slowly with a little bit more syrup. >> oh, is her up? >> i was going say, more soda. >> more soda, then the is her up? >> yes. >> do you know how much syrup? >> well, we go by according to your flavor, your taste. >> i'm going mint. >> i can do is her up? >> absolutely. >> strawberry syrup on strawberry ice cream. >> i'm dipping -- >> nope. >> now, we have it in oh, ice cream, i mean, whip cream. >> wipe it up. put the topping on there. >> observe sprinkles, good idea. >> h

they wanted to sink the soda king. to the sky. sorry ok topsy. history but it said that shiny and sexy ad starring gorgeous scarlett johansson resulted in a scandal both for the company and the hollywood actress soda stream has an embarrassing background of keeping its production on illegally occupied palestinian lands women and that's why it's finding itself under fire and we're also going to unfolded in january but it's only now that a movie has come out about the foundry itself. and i just all. joining me live to talk about the movie and the scandal itself is the film's producer peter somewhat nick thanks for being with us live from los angeles how did you come up with the idea for this film why make it well it was a very big story here in united states everyone of course you know scarlett johansson and it became a proxy battle for a much larger debate about the israeli palestinian conflict coupled with the fact that we thought that all the coverage of the soda stream controversy was sort of absurd and in our point we decided to send a crew in

or full calorie soda.es, folks who are drinking for an easy switch to feel better about health and wellness. >> where are you expanding with zevia? >> what is exciting is there are so many different faces for our brand to go. we are halfway up the mountain but so many new frontiers. this year we became the zero calorie soda sponsor of the oakland a's, the first better for you soda and major league baseball. my job is not done until the 30,000 mcdonald's around the world have zevia. >> they have coca-cola. >> we love challenges. at the end of the day, the consumer's voices being heard and they want a better for you product. >> thank you for joining us, paddy spence, ceo of zevia. a favorite of many businesses, the export import bank might not have its charter reauthorized. we will tell you why when we return. before competitors came out with a smart tv, it was the topic of chatter. it might finally become a reality. from rumor to reality, we will be back in two minutes. ♪ >> part government agency, part ban

. ~ enamel children are drinking sodas. [speaker not understood]. it does speed the loss of calcium from the teeth which makes it more susceptible to decay in the future. sfb, the consumption for children and adults in this country and in san francisco is going up. the consumption of milk and other nutritious drinks or even water is decreasing. i was using the madness picture to kind of -- >> [speaker not understood]. [laughter] >> we're going to excuse him. >> i want to apologize to the public that unfortunately this meeting lasted a little longer than we expected and i do need to go to another meeting. but one, i need to go brush my teeth. [laughter] >> and two, i'm proud to be a co-sponsor with the leadership of supervisors cohen, wiener and maura round a measure i think all of us care about. and the scientific data is overwhelming and profound and something we need to set the example of in san francisco. so, i just want to say na, and thank you. >> thank you. (applause) >> and i just wanted to use the example from madness how [speaker not unders

people love their sodas. people are addicted to sodas. so the consumption has been rising.e drink four, five sodas a day. >> do you think the ban should go into effect or not? >> absolutely not. people should drink and eat whatever they want. it's not for the government to intervene. >> i absolutely agree. the government shouldn't interfere with what we're drinking and eating. the government should educate parents -- >> that's an interesting point. >> i know in my home personally, i have two young boys. i just had a baby girl. we try to keep a healthy home. there's water, juices, we make a lot of different smoothies. it's important for my children also to see mommy and daddy as role models -- >> think about the education angle. when we were growing up, smoking was seen in a totally different way in which my kids now see it. and i think a lot of that -- almost all of it is from the education behind it. >> i don't think a tax is going to curb people's cravings. we have a tax on alcohol and cigarettes and it doesn't stop people from smoking. but there are something called psas

a soda pop. they come to me, i need get that soda pop you owe me, i spit in their face, whose fault is it? it isn't about the soda pop. on the street, call the police, i tell you, you go get you a knife and you stab that son of a [ bleep ] and say you ain't taking nothing else. here's what happens when you come to take something from me. >> ao 1 a 4 your unit. >> reporter: gil fwert's life behind bars is often punctuated with his frequent battles with the warden culver, at the time culver and a discipline committee were about to review his recent behavior and transfer to a prison closer to his family's home. but within moments, other inmates decided to disrupt the hearing in the chute by banging on the cell doors, that's where warden culver decided to take matters in his own hands. >> you all go again. you, i want you to do it. you beat on the pleep bleep door again. beat on this door again. >> reporter: once the inmates calm down, gilbert's hearing got under way, his appeal for a transfer was qu

meat, all of these increase acidity and it eats up your bones. >> even like club soda, nonsugary sodas, club sodas or celticsers. >> if you drink a lot of it, yes. >> how much is a lot? >> seven or eight of these sodas a day over time it can, but one of the big things about osteoporosis is smoking. smoking is a huge risk factor. alcohol, if you have a sedentary life, i know you exercise every day but if you don't exercise all the time, that's a huge problem so lifestyle changes is extremely important. one other thing i want to tell people to know there's a vitamin k2. i want you to read about this. vitamin k2 brings in the absorption of calcium to your bone. magnesium is important. you want to make sure that your doctor checks the vitamin d level. vitamin d 3 and calcium is extremely important. if all that fails -- >> life-style is important and exercising and losing weight cuts down on your problem. for mediterranean diet, i want to emphasize one key today, that's salmon. i'll tell you why salmon is the key. it's got vitamin d. it's loaded with calcium and has omega 3 fatty acids whic

and soda is the number one source of sugar, and that is a huge contributor.more of an impact than any other food that we are consuming. >> and i want to play a comic from michael jacobson who is the founder and director of the public of science interest which is organizing what he is calling the soda summit. let's play some of that. >> we have still not returned the sugar drink consumption to the levels of where it ought to be at, and something like the 1950s when the sugar drinks were an occasional treat, and something that you drank at the picnic or the ball game or the family dinner or on sunday or the birthday party, and that is the goal to get back to what we saw in the 1950s. >> el lee, is that realistic? sugar was in in everything then. >> and if we reduce the soda drink consumption, and the soft drink consumption, because there are just as much sugar in lemonades and eyiced teas, and fruit drinks. >> and if we could go back to where the juice aisle was half of the isle and now it is all isle. >> and more options in the categories of the flavored water

here is the big soda and all of the details.an would have forbidden restaurants and movie theaters from selling sodas larger than 16 ounces. former mayor blom bloom tried to impose the ban. and it was approved by the city council but challenged by the soft drink industry. a state judge struck it down. and today, the state's highest court voted four- throw that the city board of health exceeded reglatorive authority. it would have created an uneven playing field and limited new yorkers freedom of choice. >> all right. thanks. >> historic artifacts and involve the a la mo. and items like jim bowie's knife and davy crockett's rifles are given to the state of texas. the generous donor is phil collins. he joins us live on skype from the almo. >> tell me how you first became fascinated with the alamo. >> it was many years ago now i am afraid. 5 or 6 living in england and walt dizz no's frontier dave crockett came on the television and i was hooked and the scene on the last episode was crockett's death in the alamoand that stuck with m

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. >> here in new york city, there is a ban on giant sodas, like 8 a ounce sodas or something. >> life. >> bloomberg said no and then de blasio the new mayor doesn't want them either. this ban has been stayed by two state courts. >> that's right. two courts said sorry, mayor bloomberg, not going to happen. >> can't tell people what make a prediction, mayor bloomberg and mayor de blasio will continue to be disappointed and the people of new york will continue to gulp down their big gulps with impunity. >> you have never even had a six ounce sewed5ñí danchts back in my college days i used to drink diet soda. it doesn't taste good. too fizzy. i don't know what the heck is in there. >> even though we know it's not good for you, the big sodas, you can't have a. >> neither is cheeseburger or pizza. i eat those. >> cheeseburger and pizza are good in moderation. >> sewed can a is good in moderation, too. >> we are only talking big sodas here. >> who says i'm going to drink the whole thing maybe i'm going to share it with doug. out of my business, mayors. >> that's right. we can't have the gov

and his idea was to sort of nudge people to get smaller sodas, 16 ounces would be the biggest one. it wasn't to stop you from buying a lot of soda. >> just didn't want you to buy that one really big one. >> exactly. but it didn't apply in every store. wouldn't apply in 7-eleven's, and the court said, look, if the state legislature wants to pass a law like this, it can be done. but the mayor of new york can't -- couldn't do it by himself. the new mayor, mayor de blasio, has shown no particular interest in this issue. so i think the 20-ounce soda is a fleeting legacy of may your mike bloomberg. >> jeff toobin and to end where we began with the world cup. president obama weighed into this knockout stage of this whole thing. he's at a town hall in minneapolis. take a listen. >> i have to begin by congratulating our u.s. soccer team, team usa for advancing. next round of the world cup. we -- usa! usa! >> audience: usa, usa, usa! >> absolutely! we were in what's called the group of death. and even though we didn't win today, we were in the toughest grouping, and you know, we got through.

and once participants achieve that goal, they get a soda.ch kind of defeats the purpose, don't you think? >> maybe it's worth it if you like that soda. >> guess so. >>> a favorite snack maker is taking a cue from willy wonka. the golden opportunity to win some cash. >> plus, the golden state goes old school. how the dmv is letting drivers jog their memories. after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,, gradua s >>> with the rollout of the affordable care act, new college graduates have some new options when it comes to healthcare. as kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts tells us, now that they have the diploma, they have some decisions to make. >> reporter: a lot changed on the healthcare front since the class of 2014 enrolled in college. for one you now have to have insurance. but you can stay on your parents' plan longer. under obamacare insurers are required to let kids stay on their parents' plan until the age of 26. but for those who want to or have to buy their own insurance, you don't have to wait until october for the next open enrollment. losin

your help to catch a soda machine bomber.released surveillance video of the vandal walking up to the vending machine in mayfair with a lit object. then moments later an explosion. this happened on june 5th at 10:45 p.m. no one was hurt none other property was damaged. >> in the morning buzz we're talking about the ham tons. it's summer time, high time to head out there if you're living like gats bee. that's where the rich people go. this is what they're looking at and they're not happy. this is near the airport in west hampton and it's a statue 30 feet tall create booed i was local artist. the business community says this is supposed to inspire a sense of freedom and excitement, what the ham tons is all about but residents say they don't like it. one pizza shop owner saying it looks like olive oil. i can see. that somebody else says it looks like throw up. a little bit but not so much. at any rate they say that it slows down traffic near the airport. they don't understand what it's all about and it's just called walking figur

>>> right now at 11:00, an exploding soda machine caught on tape. >> there was a big splash and a loud boom. >> the search for who planted the bomb. >>> the last lifeline for heroin addicts. it's a new weapon for cops and tonight you'll see how it works. >>> camden outplaying philadelphia. the move that may have the 76ers spending more time in jersey. >>> good evening, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. first tonight a bomb goes off inside a vending machine in philadelphia and cops want to know who planted it there. >> investigators say this happened late last night outside a plumbing and heating business on montague street in the city's mayfair section. nbc 10's stewart spencer spoke to the chief inspector on the case tonight and, george, he told you this was not an innocent prank. >> reporter: absolutely not. they're concerned whoever did this has some legitimate bomb-making materials. after the explosion sent sharp pieces of plastic like this raining down across this block. and right now philadelphia police are searching for that bomb maker aggressively before it happens

i think i'm safe now, as are those who like those big gulp sodas. >> enjoy your brunch.callan, i appreciate it. >> thank you, carol. >>> in other news, a bombshell new theory in the flight 370 mystery. australians authorities say the doomed airliner was on autopilot and the crew in an unresponsive state and that means the new search area moves apz mushrooms from 330 to the south of the old one. like comparing louisville, kentucky, to the entire state of west virginia. let's head to washington now, ren any marsh has more for you. good morning, renee. >> good morning, carol. you know, this really is the most detailed dump of information we have received yet. now the search teams who have been refining the data determining where the plane entered the water, they believe most likely scenario is that the crew was unresponsive due to a lack of oxygen and the plane was flying itself for more than five hours. meaning it was on autopilot, flying at a constant altitude until it simply ran out of fuel. now if the autopilot was engaged, the thing that we do not know is the precise m

. >> tonight at 10:00 a soda machine blown to peaces in the middle of the night. people in the area say they felt explosions several blocks away and tonight police tell us the blast was so strong it could have been deadly. >>> good evening i'm iain page. thanks for joining us. investigators are working hard to find whoever did this and w why. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live in mayfair tonight. what are police saying about this tonight. >> reporter: they're saying they have good leads and they are determined to find out whoever did this. now we're standing right where the soda machine stood when that blast went off. you can see all of that debris is cleared away but this window shattered from the impact of that explosion. police say they're just glad nobody was injured. >> i was on my back deck talking to my son and we heard a loud explosion. it was -- it shook the deck. it shook several houses around here from what the neighbors said. >> what bob heard just before 11:00 o'clock thursday night was this explosion. caught on surveillance cameras going off on the 42

. >> a pink jacket belonging to denise was on the back seat and there was a soda bottle. >> there was a cigarette butt on the floor and ms. o'neill didn't smoke. >> we had a small amount of sand on the passenger side. >> in florida, sand is quite common. but not this kind of sand. >> it was not beach sand. it was not black mud. it was not course brown sand. it was unique. it was consistent with limestone. >> police dusted the entire car inside and out for fingerprints. >> we found over 20 prints in total. they were all over the car. they were on the inside. they were on the trunk. on the outside of the vehicle. >> on the day that denise went missing her credit card revealed she bought a pair of women's sneakers at 2:30 in the afternoon but failed to show up for work at 5:30. >> so somewhere in between that window something must have happened to her. >> this was one of the best pieces of evidence for the police because it gave them a time frame. >> no one at denise's apartment had seen or heard anything suspicious. but then a chilling call came in to 911. >> what is your emergency? >>

. >> this is sort of the old coca cola soda. can i soda or pop. kleenex. >> i call it a soda. >> we will play a game with you guys. here is the first one. remote control. >> i just call it remote. >> what do people say over half said it was remote, a few people called it a clicker. >> okay. >> what do you call this? a blackberry. >> what do you call this? >> a cuomputer, laptop. >> 90% call it a laptop. >> it is a computer. >> again, this is very important. i've been wanting to do this for a while. >> onfriday, we're having a best friend show. we're celebrating best friends who want to pay tribute owe your best pal. this is going to be fun because your best friend will be sitting right here. karen flynson who i have been describing for many years. she will co-host friday's show. go to our website. you have to do it today because tomorrow -- >> talk about your best friend or do whatever. go to the collect button and do whatever it says. we also want you to cook with us so actress and cook author hallie duff. >> all right brush up on the camp fire s

soda. a lot of vend mag sheens in these schools. a lot of sodas.a glass of soda, and drinking just this glass of soda is like just pouring down all of this sugar. they might as well just drink -- it's the same equivalent. >> most parents and in schools, they would give this to a kid. but would you give that to a kid? it's the same thing. it's the same thing. this shouldn't happen. in fact, with the bill, this got rid of the vepding machines in school. the republicans want to get the machines back in because the big food, the people who support their campaigns, these are the people they want to get back in there to get their hands back on this $10 billion. >> you know, so a lot of this is w business and money driven. >> it's all politics. what's really unfortunate is that politics are deciding to play politics with that you are children's health. >> also politics on the other side of the debate, you've also been very active in the fight against hunger. what prompted you to get involved, tom. >> i've been very active raising money in various organiza

leads to a spike in sugar and the pancreas reacting with insulin so the condition is long-term one soda is not going to cause zebras dooebz but there's the fantastically new research about the effect of liquid sugar and the resulting spike in blood sugar that leads the liver to create fat in liver you're aware it is in particular liver fat there's a clear coercion of diabetes i don't want to say a couple sodas creates diabetes but the liquid sugar science is showing is problematic >> i'd love to talk about nutritious. >> herbert he wooifrn i hope this also addresses the employee assistance program there is definitely organizational problems in city government. i've personally experiences 3 and a half years under a supervisor mac the death penalty look merciful i'm sure that other city employees have had this experience we center to address this because staff is placed under tremendous work loads when this happens then the worse part of people coyotes you can have friction among employees and managers getting brutal you have people that have sleepless invites and people develop sickens t

tonigh at 5:00 what it takes to burn off a can of soda.d more at 5:00. >>> it is a san francisco favorite "beach blanket babylon." the iconic show is marking its 40th anniversary today. >> they are. big hats will be decorating city hall to celebrate 40 years of "beach blanket babylon." the show started back in '74. and it has chalked up more than 15,000 performances. if you go out and check it out, you'll get a foam finger skyline of san francisco and a big hat and other goodies. >> that's worth it right there. have a great day. >> hope: what happened? >> wyatt: hope. >> hope: oh, my god. liam, are you okay? >> quinn: you should have heard the garbage liam was saying. >> hope: well, i don't care what he was saying. oh, my god. did you hit him? that's how you react? that's who you are? >> wyatt: i... >> ridge: i've learned a lot about myself. number one, turns out i can't control the future. >> katie: [ chuckles ] >> ridge: and, number two, i can't live in the past. >> katie: sometimes, the past is hard to let go of. >> ridge: but the futur

seltzer and club soda are good options, too. >> it's been said that we are what we eat. when it comes to beverages, i guess you can say, "i drink, therefore i am"? >> ouch. was that a sip of the tongue? >> "ouch" back at you. anyway, thanks, jax. with "health bites," i'm ellie. >> not far from where the baltimore orioles play ball, there's a museum dedicated to all kinds of play. geppi's entertainment museum is dedicated to pop culture. >> pop culture is popular culture. it's movies, radio, television, books, comics -- the gamut of all the things we enjoy. >> games and toys are a part of pop culture, too. this amazing array of artifacts all belonged to a man named stephen geppi. >> his collection got to the point where he looked at it and said, "i like this stuff, and i hear from a lot of people that they like this stuff, so why don't i put it out so everybody can enjoy it?" >> so, what are the top five things that teens shouldn't miss when they come here? >> well, scott, let me show you. come on. as you can see, on the walls of our museum, we have several pictures spann

i've never had soda. >> really? >> really? of any type? >> i'm going tonight deuce you to frank's orange or frank's blackberry. >> don't break her spree, common. >> no coke or pepsi. >> interesting, jill. >> at this point i can't break that. i have to go with it now. >> thank you. right now your time is 5:37. and congress grilled commissioner on the irs late into the night last night. they want to know what happened to a bunch of missing emails. this is all part of a wider investigation into how the irs treated conservative groups applying for tax exempt status. susan motorcycle begin which is more on the late night hearing. >> republicans on the hell oversight committee demanded answers from irs commissioner john cost kin during a heat dollars monday night hearing. >> i asked a question. and i answered it. >> committee chair, darryl isis, slammed costkin for leading law makers in march. he said he would turn over emails of lowest -- lois learner, center of investigation into the agency targeting tea party, applying for tax exempt status.

right now, most soda tax is businesses on the size of the drink. the study author says the harmful part is the sugar, it makes senator to tax -- sense to tax that ingredient. there be would a two cent tax based on the size of drink. >> from soda to social study, researchers in san francisco say if you post twitter or instagram you probably in a good mood. overwhelmingly, 95 of 100 photos had positive sentiment. only three were negative. however, different results when it comes to tweet. text tweets are 2.5 times more likely to convey negative senator minute. as the co-founder of the start-up behind the new study put it, it is easy to tweet when your fight is delayed but harder to instagram that. >> a parent learned a hard way to bring coloring books when traveling with his son. check it out, the four-year-old decided to draw on something so he picked the passport, the family was on a trip to south korea and authorities were not amused by the budding artist and told the man he could not travel with that password. the family had to fly on without him

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they're not doing that. >> talking about putting warning labels on sodas.u drink this, something terrible will happen to you. you will get hit by a car. you could fall off a curb, i'm not sure. my feeling you have to watch shows like this. eat what you want, do what you want, understand i need to get more information. we can google on our own and find find out about sugars. >> they are far more informed than they used to be aft good friend of mine, the neighbor lost a bunch weight. i said, nick, how did you do it? i work out twice as much and eat half as much. that is how easy it is. and i'm not going to tell you anything more. stop being so nosey. >> what about the "outnumbered" show? when will you be on? >> i like people eating while they're watching us. >> yeah. >> why not? >> on the west coast. >> as a tribute to watching us if you have something sugary spit it out, right? >> no. free cupcakes with cream frosting. >> you have to go gluten-free. >> i have to go gluten-free. >> it angers you if you have to go gluten-free. >> don't take away from gluten-fr

it's really an important decision because the soda was closely watching. pushed through a law. they wanted to try to put a warning label on sugary drinks. >> yeah, i agree. you should be allowed to drink what you want. >> this would be illegal right now. get this away -- >> do you want a sip? >> sure, no. >> mm. it's 2:00 in the morning. you should be allowed to drink what you want to drink. >> like 12,000 calories. >> is it? actually, the whole bottle is zero. it is diet. >> drink away. >> drink for the rest of the morning. >> drink as much as you want. got to do something, right. early in the morning. >> when we bring the keg in, you have to worry about my drinking. >> yes. >>> a family outside los angeles is dealing with a nightmare problem. a fired live-in nanny who will not leave. at first the family says 64-year-old diane stratham was great with their three children but after a few weeks, she just stopped working. stratham saying she can't work because of chronic heart problems. police say they can't do anything calling it a civil matter. and now she

these diet soda farmers are here to see where cranberries grow. hey, where does diet soda grow? ummm... >> ♪ >> welcome back. it is 5:43. you're looking live through sky 6 hd at a pretty shot there of cape may. get the hair spray out today. >> icky sticky might be the best word for it, right, karen. >> yeah, feel it as soon as you step outside. time for your suburban traffic report. let's go outside live to chester county and show you what it looks like. a good slot of the roads that are clear right now, no weather related problems affecting the roads, certainly not here on route 100 approaching ship road. construction is clear but crews return again at 6 o'clock so you wants to watch for that. looking pretty good right here in our cameras. how about the maps on the northeast extension northbound construction past quakertown is cleared but we still have construction blocking the right lane past lansdale so watch for the crews that are still out there. but we're seeing speeds like 64 miles an hour so not affecting too many people out there at this early hour. church street is goi

there are package deals that i would go for that include popcorn and soda.etflix is expected to increase. shawn joins us. i sit in empty theaters and i say, wow, it's an empty theater. you made a business out of it. >> i guess so, thanks. >> how does this work, it's an apps? >> yes, we have an iphone app and android app. you can go to our website. you can select the movie near you, you see the deals available and you click and buy. >> what kind of deals are available? >> our deals are up to 60% off, and some of them are just the ticket by themselves and others are ticket and popcorn and ticket and soda deals. ever. >> did you have anything to do with the movie or app industry before you came up with this? >> i personally did not. i went to school at ucbergly and then before that i had a business in selling cellphones. i had business experience but nothing in movies or text s . >> you're sitting here around the same time i was also sitting and watching the kings speech and i had no such epiphany. you say there are all these empty seats. what do you do then? >

. >>> the shocking amount of fire power used on a soda machine. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >> first at 5:00 a soda machine blown to peaces in front of a local business and now police are tracking down the person they say could have killed someone. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney let's get right out to fox 29's dave schratwieser whose live in northeast philadelphia. this was a dangerous situation someone could have been seriously hurt, dave and all caught on camera. >> absolutely it was, dawn. this was quite a blast. neighbors who live more than two blocks away told us they could feel their homes shake. tonight, the philadelphia bomb squad and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is investigating. they tell us this is no prank. >> the explosion was violent. >> reporter: it was an explosion that rocked the entire neighborhood in mayfair thursday night. so powerful it blew this vending machine apart and sent debris flying some 65 feet. >> this is not somebody playing with fireworks. this is someone that con

there was a rumor while other drivers drank coffee and soda before the races, he would have a glass ofk. he is shown holding a television tube in his hands because he was one of the first inventors of the television. we have a little bit of a rivalry with idaho as well because although he was born in utah, he grew up and did most of his work in idaho. they like to claim him but we like

their sugary they give you energy you know why not i don't really drink soda beer i have a problem i'm worried about it because i think there's a real problem with obesity in america and i think that kids are drinking too many sugary drinks and a lot of caffeine too. what do you think about us we chicory drinks knowing too soon. i don't think anybody needs to drink that much robust coke or pepsi in one sitting the initiative to put an end to big sugary drinks was the brainchild of former new york mayor michael bloomberg over increased obesity rates and other health concerns a legal battle between the city and companies who sell these drinks lasted for quite some time two years ago a lower court decided to strike down the band before this latest appeal by the city of course health officials in new york city are not happy with this latest decision and intend to keep fighting including by trying to battle the aggressive marketing campaigns conducted by the sugar filled beverage selling companies they should have more important things to think about how sure they do things that are on a he

some of the name brand sodas is two tokens and the off-brand soda is 45 cents, one token. >> illegally they pay off each other. gambling debts they incur. you can buy drugs with these. there are so many things these can be used for illegally. >> i love tokens. you know what i mean? yeah. what's going on? i'm telling them about my tokens. i tell them, man, i'm a hustling fool. you still owe me two tokens, too, ward! everything's a token, guys, honestly. want an onion or a pepper, you're going to pay a token. nothing's free. same with the cheese. i usually pay eight tokens to ten tokens for my box of cheese. look at this here. pepper jack. i actually have a standing order. some of the guys get mad because i do cook that much. i want all the cheese. i buy it from the guys that work in the kitchen. a token. everything's a token. really. that's just how it is. >> so they'll steal food whenever they leave out of their work position and they'll take that to pay off a debt. >> just today alone, i made only six tokens, but this is my day off. you know what i mean? that ain't bad. >> how did you

and the battle to ban large sodas in new york city is finally over after former mayor michael bloomberg banned a large sugary drinks the decision was talked out in a court challenge the city appealed but today a judge ruled you can keep on drinking your big gulp our tails on a stack it's are going to has more. the battle between new york city and big sugary drinks lovers and sellers continues in full swing and the latest turn of events in this freedom of overconsumption extravaganza it's a win for the fans of the gigantic delights the state's highest court has decided that city officials have no business meddling in the sizes that people consume after all saying the city's board of health basically went way above their power when approving it and sugary drinks larger than sixteen ounces let's see who wants to celebrate on ball to get one running from where we are love them. as they're sugary they give you energy you know why not i don't really drink soda beer i have a problem i'm worried about it because i think there's a real problem with obesity in america and i think that kids are dr

it's easy to put this in foods and the food goes into our soda drinks. and, so, it's easy now, part of the reason why we had much bigger portion sizes. the other thing i want to point out, those triangles represent the increase in sugary drink consumption which has increased dramatically over the past 30 to 40 years. the curve that has the circles through the amount of end stage renal disease primarily from diabetes. we have a huge burden of illness that's associated with the changes in our diet and very specifically around sugary beverage consumption. everything that i'm showing you here is occurring in san francisco. so, the [speaker not understood] i want to summarize very briefly. sugary drinks are the single largest contributor to added sugar in our diet. and a major contributor to diabetes, heart disease, obesity, and metabolic dysfunction. the evidence is very straightforward. we know that portion sizes have increased dramatically and that children and adults are drinking soft drinks more than ever. we know it causes disease and we know that cutti