issues i'm here as a health professional and as a dietician. >> and you're being paid by the american beverage association. >> the consultant for that the food and beverage adds i'm here on behalf of the american beverage association. >> thank you i'm going to have to cut off public comment you're welcome to come back. >> members of the public i see b is next and executed up any other folks please come to the podium and stand behind - >> good afternoon commission supervisors i'm here to ask for your support for those very important initiatives and thank the office of the legislation i applaud your commitment and tenacity being part of the african-american and latino community i'm aware that the consumption of sugar sweetened beverage have had in our communities of color opposition has already began to walk the halls in office of school expressing their reasons why this initiative shouldn't be considered we've heard and experienced those acts but one statement that has had an impact with me any type of change rewarding sugar sweetened beverage p will be regressive what's more redwref to see our communities

of my clients i'm a xhoinlt for the food and beverage add industry. >> are you a rep for the american beverage. >> i'm not employed by the american beverage association i conciliatory with them and trade association and interface with government agencies and help professional organizations with all due respect i i know the prelims i'm saying that because i'm paid by the american association i went to school and worked in the perform for 25 years. >> i appreciate. >> well (multiple voices). >> you're saying you're not representing them here today. >> no, no i am i said that earlier. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you so colleagues that are a couple of things before us we have amendments to item 3 i'd like to say i'd like to make a motion to adopt the amendments that i circulated i need a motion. >> off thank you very much. >> all right. thank you supervisor kim so it motion has been accepted we'll take that without objection. it passes as amended item 3 item colleagues, i have an amendment promoted by supervisor wiener that come associated with item 2 hundred and 50 millin dollar and she do you want to recap and no, i think stated. >> so an amendment to

is that the in coming chair of the american heart association we consume more from the generation and the calories are coming from sugar sweetened beverage but i want to ask the dietician if she could clarify i know that supervisor wiener said what is your relatively with the american association when you were here last april what's our relationship. >> they're one of my clients i'm a xhoinlt for the food and beverage add industry. >> are you a rep for the american beverage. >> i'm not employed by the american beverage association i conciliatory with them and trade association and interface with government agencies and help professional organizations with all due respect i i know the prelims i'm saying that because i'm paid by the american association i went to school and worked in the perform for 25 years. >> i appreciate. >> well (multiple voices). >> you're saying you're not representing them here today. >> no, no i am i said that earlier. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you so colleagues that are a couple of things before us we have amendments to item 3 i'd like to say i'd like to make a motion to adopt the amendments that i circulated

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beverages with added sugar contributes to obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay. >> reporter: you may remember last november they spent $10 million to help squash a proposed soda tax on the san francisco ballot. the american beverage association says the soda industry plans to fight these three bills. the meeting will take place at 1:30 this afternoon. is >>> now the state building standards voted to change development rules on friday. it's up so developers to figure out no meet the limits. the swimming pool industry is is fighting back against increasingly tough restrictions because of the drought. water agencies but the california swimming pool says the studies show an average of swimming pool uses less watt earn grass. some water conservation experts disagree. >>> our time is 6:08. sometime within this hour the solar impulse is expected to make an unscheduled stop in japan. bad weather over the pacific would make it really risky. >>> coming up at 6:30 the lawmaker who forced some key provisions of the patriots act to expire and the reason it probably won't remain that way for long. >> a young girl critically hurt. out of control car smashes into a terminal at lax. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic

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>> a woman named leesa, she is on the payroll of the american beverage association, her views are contraryntific consensus in the country. when you look at cigarettes over decades, we were able to reduce smoking rates from over 50%, to a little bit more than 15%. when we did it through health warnings on ads and cigarettes, cigarette taxes, education, with a bunch of different smart public policy moves, that really collapsed smoking rates. we needs to do with the same with soda. >> here is the warning, this is going to be on everything? >> so the health warning will be on billboards, signs, outside or insides of stores, any kind of stationary advertising a sign or billboard, we can't put it on, require it locally on the product, the state can do that, there is a bill that's failed a few times in the state legislator, to require health warnings on the drinks themselves, soda industry, goes nuts and kills it ever year. >> thank you very much for joining us today and discussing this whole thing for us. that ends our interview now. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to mast

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one is to have warning labels that the drinks have a lot of sugar, contribute to obesity, diabetes. average american beverage association plans to fight the bills. the idea has a lot of opposition from voters too a sugar tax measure did fail last november. >> workers in emeryville will take home bigger paychecks. minimum wage raised to $12.25. emeryville defines small businesses as businesses with 55 or fewer workers. they will be businesses with more than 55 employees have to pay workers $14.44. that begins in july. >> and coming you next, string of crimes in berkeley that say could have been prevented with common sense. we will show you how. >>> plus she is on a big mission. how big? how about the size of a building. we will show what you this painter is striving for in san jose. >>> the price of a gallon of regular gas went up. the smaller increase suggests that perhaps prices could be close to peaking. they have been going up and up the past five weeks. taking a look at average prices you will find across the bay area. in oakland and san jose a gallon of regular will cost you $3.59. in san francisco that's up to $3.

might not be in ♪ ♪ >> coca-cola declined our request for comment but the american bench association issued a statement to cbs news. beverage make sure consumers have the information they need to make the choices that are right for them. we put clericalry information on all of our cans bottles, and packs. these are meaningful efforts that will have lafgt impact. still the people behind the remake would like to teach the world to sing a new song. >> the industry is spending billions of dollars to encourage people to drink more and the health side of the equation needs to get the message out to drink less. ♪ >> the soda industry has been on the defensive lately. berkeley, california has voted in a tax on soda and many other states have tried to do the same. not to message new york has tried to ban large sugary drinks. and now this campaign has changed the tune. charlie? >> vlad, thank you. >>> this morning google is turning up the volume on streaming music. yesterday listeners lost free streaming of the music. nicholls thompson is a cbs news contributor and editor of the magazine's website. good morning. >> good morning. >> i

the heart association supports those two measures reducing the sugar sweetened beverages is a huge will have a huge impact only overall heartache and sugar sweetened beverages is the number one added sugar in the american diet when you look at the scientific studies a major cause of diabetes and obese it we've seen because of one fact americans consume 3 hundred more calories than years ago and 41 percent of those calories come from sugar sweetened beverages so when we wee when we talk about why target sugar sweetened beverages it is not because we're a cause they're the number one cause of obesity and heart association has a recommendation when it comes to add sugar in the diet the recommendations are no more than 5 to 9 teaspoons and the range is on the size as supervisor wiener a 12 once came back has 10 teaspoons by itself that's an issue i'd like to conclude by saying those measures are a step in the right direction reducing the consumption of sugar sweetened beverage will help san franciscans and californians. >> thank you. next speaker (calling names). >> thank you, supervisors bruce wolf alcohol justice for over 25 years everywhere been the watchdog monitoring targeting marketing by the alcohol