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And as alice was saying, theres still a lot of resistance and the kids are calling it jamies food. were coming out with our own message. no longer jamies food, its our food, its the county food. were implementing it in to the other schools. we were the start of it, and now its spread out through i think probably about 16, 17, 18 schools now, and i just hope theyre seeing the success that were having. but because i guess here recently, we had a drop in our lunch counts that weve also lost a halft...

Kids get fit. read it at cnn.com/larryking. joining us from huntington, west virginia, patrick oneal, principal of the central city elementary school. his school is featured in jamie olivers food revolution debuts tomorrow on abc. also with us, rebecca ferrell, a fifth grader at central city. head school cook and school cooks lilly bailey and alice gue. well start with the principal, patrick oneal. did you object to this at first? >> pretty much i did. we were giving this at a principals meeting...

We didnt know what the show was going to be about. and other than just making a change in our lunch program. >> larry: youre the head school cook. did you resent this? >> yes, i did, at first. but after a couple of weeks, i adjusted to it and get along just fine. >> larry: and alice, you are a school cook. how did you feel at first? how do you feel now? >> actually, were doing really well with it. the kids are accepting it a lot better. weve made things a little easier for ourself doing the new ...