general manager clinton terry says that's fine. >> as everything goes up, the cost of living and such they need to make more money. >> reporter: this is the final wage increase approved by congress, raising the federal minimum wage from 5.85 over two years. at the time there was no recession. >> everybody is starting to feel the crunch and therefore everyone pays for it. >> reporter: terry says he won't be able to allow much overtime but most importantly is keeping menu prices the same. >> probably more absolve it. it will take six months before we figure out how many hit it will take. >> they say they knew the federal minimum wing was going up so they prepared. this bagel shop started to pay employees more a while ago. >> we knew at the end of the year about the minimum wage increase so we started to prepare and hire people at minimum wage already. >> and we are not making any changes on prices. >> in old town, alexandria, i'm lindsey mastis, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> employees in maryland and virginia will get that increase. the minimum wage in dc is actually more than the incre

general manager clinton terry says that's fine. >> as everything goes up, the cost of living and such, they need to make more money. >> reporter: this is the final wage increase approved by congress. raising the federal minimum wage from 5.85 over two years. at the time there was no recession. >> everybody is starting to feel the crunch and therefore everyone kind of pays for it. >> reporter: he says he won't be able to allow much overtime but most importantly he is keeping menu prices the same. >> probably just more absolve it. it will take a good six months before you can figure it how much of a hit it takes. >> reporter: many business owners say they knew the federal minimum wage was going up so they prepare. george says they started paying employees more awhile ago. >> we knew at the beginning of the year about the minimum wage increase so basically what we did is started hiring people at minimum wage already. >> reporter: and again. >> we are not making any changes on pricing. >> reporter: in old town alexandria, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now and wusa9.com. >>> keep in mind emplo

. >>> sequester terry of state hillary clinton says they are painful reminders of fighting terror and extremism worldwide. she says so today on her first official visit to india. she eulogized the 166 people killed in last fall's coordinated attacks across mumbay, she says america shares a solidarity with the city and nation as both battle extremists. >>> president obama pushed for health care reform during his weekly address this morning. he is running out of time to get a bill on his desk before congress's august recess. some democrats complain the president is pushing too hard. live at the white house with the president's latest message. >> reporter: president obama is trying to keep the pressure on congress trying to rally lawmakers to try to get this health care bill done. it is not going to be easy. we saw this with the president yesterday. came out. made last minute remarks on health care reform here at the white house. we are going to see this once again next week, wednesday, the president is set to hold a primetime news conference at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. again though, whit

terry mcauliffe. he was the chair of the 2004 cycle and the chairman of heather clinton's campaign. >> i would do nothingor this woman progress and you finally recognize that? we are married, terry. thank you, terry mcauliffe. [applause] >> there is not a government program that exists that is worth a dime if it does not serve you. you don't serve the program, the program serves you. let you be free to choose. let you take your money and put it in a private retirement account. if you want to stay in the social security, you can. if you want to put in your own money that you manage, you should be free to do so. not that difficult. in the end, any security that you have will be what you determined. let you take the first 12% of what you earning and do that. [loud music playing] >> i want to take this time to thank you. >[laughter] >> what a train wreck. >> that doesn't even do it justice. i was standing 5 feet away and i cannot hear a word out of his mouth. thank god for dick armey. >> his microphone was working. he is smart. it is like doing the program from the sidelines of the super bowl. >> we lost the

terries. shepard: but after being forced to sit things out for so long, some are asking, mostly her critics, whether secretary clinton's influence waned in the obama administration. with us a jordan lieberman. good to see you. >> hey, shep. shepard: is this more than a bum elbow here? it sounds like they are trying to make something out of absolutely nothing to me. >> it is a perfect storm in that she has a broken elbow and then barack obama goes on a huge international trip and she has been marginalized because her husband is supporting someone else in the new york senate primary. all of this makes her in some ways on the outside of this administration. shepard: so where do you see things going now? >> you know, the ball is entirely in hr court. she is leaving on a major international trip right now. she needs to carve out a niche. she needs to be relevant and deliver something in terms of policy or she risks becoming a figurehead and becoming the angelina jolie of american foreign policy. shepard: hillary clinton, come on! are you out of your mind? hillary clinton -- >> quite possibly, shep. shepard: i can't imagine