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To get by. >> when i drove in to park, i drove past my own students at the after school program on their playground. and they waved all smiling at me. and i thought i cant -- im so embarrassed. im so embarrassed. i should not have to do this. have i two degrees. i vu student loans and bachelors degrees and 14 years experience. i should not have to come ask for food. >> national correspondent for "the new york times," author of "the teacher wars: the history of americas most embattled profession"...

Me. and i thought i cant -- im so embarrassed. im so embarrassed. i should not have to do this. have i two degrees. i vu student loans and bachelors degrees and 14 years experience. i should not have to come ask for food. >> national correspondent for "the new york times," author of "the teacher wars: the history of americas most embattled profession" which is a fact book. pedro nogueira for schools at ucla, and dave jamison is a labor reporter for huff po. and dave, you have been covering these...

See it half the time is income inequality at its worst, worse than the guilded age. its extreme. the stock market hit record levels yesterday, i believe, the day before while this was going on. dave jamison, our terrific labor reporter tried to figure ow the best he could the average wage. i dont know if it fits with walmart. they make $25,000 a year. >> thats demand. the cashiers make less than that. thats what they are demanding be the floor. >> its intolerable. i would also say the president ...

0 weeks, folks have said the white house needs to have stronger contact and connections with their party on the hill. i know a few days ago on this channel you said you hadnt really talked to the president. do you feel like the outreach from 1600 pennsylvania avenue has gotten better or basically stayed the same in the last few days. >> you know, it is what it is. dennis mcdonough reached out. we talked to him. hes straightforward. i trust him. hes good to work with. everybody has their own styl...

Says many of their restaurants are franchises so they dont have direct control of what employees are paid. >> the minimum wage, $7.25 hasnt been raised in a long time. one of the big issues for the obama white house is trying to raise the minimum wage. can the fast food workers live off of $7.25 or $9 an hour. lets discuss with dave jamison. the white house mentioned the low wage worker protest in a blog written last week. he says marking four years since the last increase americans across the c...

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>> reporter: call it cash, dough, bucks or greenbacks, some say paper money is going the way of news print. >> $100 notes have almost disappeared. $50 notes, $20 notes are on the way out. >> reporter: pennies and nickels may not fare much better which leaves us with a big question. what will we fill our wallets with? do we even need wallets anymore or will our phone do it all? going cashless later on sunday morning. >> mason: this is a test could be the motto for one all american town ...

cover story. >> reporter: call it cash, dough, bucks or greenbacks, some say paper money is going the way of news print. >> $100 notes have almost disappeared. $50 notes, $20 notes are on the way out. >> reporter: pennies and nickels may not fare much better which leaves us with a big question. what will we fill our wallets with? do we even need wallets anymore or will our phone do it all? going cashless later on sunday morning. >> mason: this is a test could be the motto for one all a...

a bit of a change itself. as lee cowan will report in our cover story. >> reporter: call it cash, dough, bucks or greenbacks, some say paper money is going the way of news print. >> $100 notes have almost disappeared. $50 notes, $20 notes are on the way out. >> reporter: pennies and nickels may not fare much better which leaves us with a big question. what will we fill our wallets with? do we even need wallets anymore or will our phone do it all? going cashless later on sunday morning....