. >> house committee recently looked into the f.d.a.'s menuabeling guidelines that require food vendors to provide calorie and new trishon information. the hearing is an hour and 40 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen if you take your seats, we'll get started here. mr. pitts: subcommittee will come to order. the chair will recognize himself for an opening statement. today's health subcommittee hearing will be examining the costly regulations regarding menu labeling proposed by the administration and scheduled to be implemented by december 1, 2015. the subject of our hearing, h.r. 2017 commonsense nutrition disclosure act is sponsored by our conference chair, cathy mcmorris rodgers and representative loretta sanchez. the legislation will help business owners, franchisees as well as consumers who want easy access to accurate nutrition information. covered establishments including pizza delivery businesses and grocery stores will be subject to a cumbersome, rigid and costly regulatory compliance process to avoid violations and possible criminal pros

the bill seeks for clarity and to allevate the burdensome the menu rule placed on businesses across the country. take my big-based country dominos. they have 34 million different potential menu combinations. 91 percent of orders are placed online. it would cost each store an average of nearly $5,000 a year and it would not address the goal of informing consumers. this places a burden on businesses all across the country. restaurants and similar food establishments have until december 1st of this year to comply with the foutstanding questions and issues. complying with the final rule takes time and resources and the fda made it harder by failing to provide more clarity. businesses need to know how to complay and plan and put things in place and fda's failure to provide clarity made it impossible. today we will hear from the stakeholders and i hope we can find solutions. i want to yield by time the the sponsor of the bill. >> thank you. i would like to thank chairman pitts and upton and sanchez for co-leading this bill. our efforts to clarify. this is simple. clarify the bill and this is

lemonis: why would you be in charge of the menu? china: i just want to make sure that some stuff stays there that actually supports the restaurant, that's all. lemonis: well, wouldn't he know that, though? wouldn't you give him the data and -- you would train him on the data, right, and say, "here's what's selling, here's what's not." tranchina: if you put it that way, yes. lemonis: look, we don't have time for shenanigans, and i don't have time for the drama. what i have time to do is fix the business. if you want to take something off the menu or put something on the menu, whose decision is that? fuji: mine. lemonis: what's up, guys? sammy: holy [bleep] i came in this morning, and the kitchen's filling up with water. the snow is melting in the back of the restaurant, clogged up all our drains. -lemonis: where is it coming in? -sammy: i'll show you. we have drains underneath here, but they're clogged up. every time we get heavy rain or a little snowmelt, same problem. lemonis: the issue is that you got all this garbage here, and you

and very importantly, the regulation does not require menu boards. the regulation, how companies choose to communicate nutrition information is a business decision, not a legislative one , and from high tech to low tech, there are many communications options available to retailers. for these reasons, we do not support the language in h.r. 2017 that clarifies this point -- and to be clear we do not believe any additional legislation is necessary. all clarifying information can be handled through f.d.a. guidance. thank you for the opportunity to testify. mr. pitts: the chair thanks the gentlelady and now recognizes dr. wootan. dr. wootan: i appreciate the opportunity to share the consumer view this morning. i agree with giving more time to comply with policy but we strongly oppose h.r. 2017. the commonsense nutrition disclosure act supports neither commonsense nor nutrition information disclosure. commonsense would be to side with the american people who are afflicted by high rates of obesity, over domino's which is hardly in need of congressional prote

the law does not require a pizza chain to put up a menu board. if they don't think enough people are going into the restaurant that they feel they need to have a menu board, they don't think they have to have one. if they think enough people are coming in that they're putting up the menu board and listing the pizzas and the prices then next to the price they also need to post the calories. >> thank you. >> i now recognize the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i was almost going to sneak out from the hearing. i understand there's some people who want to see the information. if you did national polling people say sure, i would like to have it on. i don't think i've ever in my life read a menu label. i don't think i've ever looked for calorie numbers on anything i've consumed. and i bet, i bet you i'm in the majority of americans. so i just throw that out this. i really struggle with this. this is the perfect example of a nanny statement. of a national government telling individual citizens and and saying what is best for them. and

calorie information right on the electronic or online menu. ms. schakowsky: when i get the pizza, there's usually a paper menu attached to it. why couldn't it be on that? a carryout menu? ms. liddle: we consider those promotional materials. they're ads with flyers that say order this special. which is one of the other problems with the legislation for us and many other restaurants. mr. pitts: we have eight minutes left in the vote. chair recognizes cathy mcmorris rodgers five minutes for questions. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: i too do look at the calorie count. my democrat colleague and i, loretta sanchez, share that in common and why we're working with everyone to accomplish the goal of pro-- providing information in a commonsense way. that's the purpose of the legislation is to accomplish the goal of the calorie counts in a commonsense way. i appreciate everyone being here today. wanted to start with ms. hubbard. i understand you own almost 300 stores is that correct? ms. hubbard: yes, ma'am. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: did you purchase them all at once? m

the platform. and we did change our menu and remove some slower moving items. franchisees desire to see. betty: there is a healthy food movement, right and you are in the business of selling treats. selling desserts and ice cream and as we showed you, the triple fudge brownie. how do you grow the consumer the of millenials while at same time selling what people see as a high calorie food? john: sure. about 45% of our sales are actually food. dairy queen, we have become a full-fledged qsr. and treats.ges, it is about a great mixture. several years ago we launched our own buck lunch and -- orange julius product. many of our customers come to dairy queen to have a great smoothie. our salade upgraded program. those items are made in store for customers and we really believe our customers will love those products. taking out about artificial ingredients, the trans-fats and hormones? are you moving in that direction? the whole industry is. when you look back four years ago, we started removing trans fats from our products and of .5 grams peras serving. now there is n

the calorie information right on the online menu. >> no, no, no. when i get the pizza there's usually a paper menu attached to it. why couldn't it be on that? a carry-out menu? >> we consider those to be promotional materials. they're ads with fliers that say order this special. which is one of the other problems with legislation for us and many other restaurants. >> chair thanks the gentle lady. we have eight minutes left in the vote. >> thank you chairman. and i must admit, i too do look at the calorie counts, and my democrat colleague and i, loretta sanchez i think probably share that in common is what we're trying to do and why we've been working with everyone to accomplish the goal of providing this information in a common sense way. that's the purpose of the legislation, to accomplish the goal of the kol ree counts in a common sense way. i appreciate everyone being here today. wanted to start with miss hub bard. i understand you own almost 300 stores. is that correct? >> yes, man'am. >> did you purchase them at once? >> no we been in business

you may see crabs on the menu but they may not be from maryland. why bother eating them though? they're shipping them in from out of state and causing the prices to go up. it may not look like it at the wharf but there's a shortage of the blue crab. up until a month ago, they were saying they were up about 30% from last year. >> more people are selling soft shell crabs on the menu more than ever. i don't know what they're charging on the menus but they're playing us a good price. >> i am from silver spring, maryland, and if it's not from maryland it's not blue crab -- i'm not there. no substitution. >> but if it was -- is it maryland crabs or nothing at all? >> nothing at all. >> there you go. you heard it here. >>> stay with us, "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this monday, june 15 2015. we need to check out our forecast. if you wake up and head outside you'll be hit with a wall of humidity. >> the june reality. let's check in with tom kierein to see wha

. >> the whole menu will be all about the health. >> l argie. >> allergy.>> and then i'll give you. >> all right. >> now for the menu. >> getting the restaurant open shouldn't be a problem. a lot of emotional support behind the restaurant and these got a lot of friends. a lot of volunteer help you work your right now that helps to keep costs down. what do you think about the nation's changing attitude toward decriminalization and legalization of medical marijuana? are you down with it? do you think it is a good idea? hit me up on twitter or us. ♪ >> thirty-three -year-old magician in new york city. sold-out shows fill the celebrities. ♪ ♪ ♪ new guacamole. now at subway. ♪ >> we know them personally. he was a 9,111th responder at the memorial. the interviews. you can listen to the firsthand account. he described the smells of that day. he said you actually would never think there would be abandoned food trucks. >> check out this incredible time lapse. it shows you the 11 years it took. thank you for capturing this. ♪ ♪ >> this one experience, people levitati

the owner says to look at the menu on the wall and you see the real price. after we visited his store he came up with this solution, having employees handwrite the three in front of the price on the brochures. kellye: a simple solution. the owner of this store purchased thousands of brochures and they all have the misprint so he has fired the company that made them and ordered new brochures. you should be in store next week and in the meantime no $8.99 deal for anyone. more results from horace holmes. muriel has her phone back on. we told you last week that her and her son were in a battle surrounding her neighbor's tree. if you weeks ago a storm -- a few weeks ago a storm blew a branch off which took down the powerline. they could not get the absentee owner of the house to trim its limbs and verizon has reversed the decision and reconnected her phone line and restored her service. first lady michelle obama delivers an early father's day surprise during a tour in italy. she spoke to u.s. troops and families stationed at the garrison. mrs. obama teamed up wit

they're removing artificial flavors, colors and preservatives from the menu. the change will cover many items including meat topping and sauces. it will take time but will be concluded in 2017. >>> we have new video of a volcano in indonesia that's now silent two days after people in the area were at the highest level of alert. the 8500 foot mountain has erupted on and off for the past year and a half or so. people in the area evacuated as a precaution. this volcano's located on what's known as the ring of fire. >>> take a look at this video. today people in two colorado towns will be repairing the damage left behind by a pair of tornadoes. this is video taken when one of those tornadoes touched down last night. at least three homes were destroyed and another dozen damaged. no reports of any injuries. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. we are seeing light showers moving into the area plus cloudy skies expected heading into the afternoon. mild conditions for today warming into the low 70s. warmer conditi

the president spoke with eddie lou about the menu shakeup. 75-year-old brand we are always changing and we are responding to the needs and wants of our consumers. healthiersumers want options and more made for you options. so we have artisan sandwiches, snack melts, and our dq tweets -- dq treats. dqn you put these famous softserve that was invented 75 years ago today on top of those treats, they are wonderful. betty: i'm looking at some of these options -- have you tried all of these items? guest: i absolutely have. this has been underway for about three years. it is an initiative that was discovered in china. we were working on a project for our almost 700 stores in china and we said we think we can offer something other quick serve hamburger chains do not have. therefore, dq bakes. who are you targeting? who is your consumer for this? obviously, millenial customers are looking for more options. but at terry queen, we span all generations. a recent survey came out and dairy queen fared as well as anyone from rumors all the way down to millen

important what that means many of the options bill has described in the menu falls squarely in regulatory jurisdiction of one or more state commissions and many other cases in the jurisdiction of the federal energy regulatory commission in areas of transmission for compliance options. as an example chapter 3 of bill's menu combined heat and power is a longstanding issue before the state public utility commission before i started working there in 1978, that it was called code generation at that time. the public utility commission, interconnection of the plan to the grid. the owner of the chp facility, those things those decisions as our compliance option have to be vetted by the state utility commission as it is added to the state plan. another example is retiring aging power plants utility commissions, if they are closed before their useful life is over to address if the plan hasn't been fully depreciated the decision itself to shutdown the plant may be required to be approved by public service commission. my point is that coordination in washington has been important, necessary, cross co

explain what's on the menu. >> this right here is the sticky bun french toast.cky bun slice it down the middle, dip it in the french toast batter, grilled to perfection. oreo pancake stuffed with oreo oreos inside, on top and topped with vanilla drizzle. delicious. right here we have our stuffed french toast, stuffed with blueberries there is one in particular delicious. >> here we have our waffle sandwich, omlet with bacon sausage, bull jump waffle. >> pour that all over. >> syrup on it, powdered sugar. >> also besides breakfast you guys got special dinner thing? >> yes any dinner item here this is our chicken parm, any dinner on the menu, unlimited salad bar homemade soup, 8.99, every tuesday, wednesday, after 4:00. come on out. >> how is the food so far guys? >> no wonder they're one of the most hot best of delco in the year in foods number one funny, i've already seen couple of people i know. this is our assistant news director mary ann vaughn's parents, mary ann please call your mom and dad. they miss you. they haven't heard from you in a while. she's havin

so the first question, what's involved, is our menu of options. we published this two weeks ago. i think we had handouts for the table of contents outside. and what it does is it identifies, it has 25 chapters it's 465 pages and it identifies literally everything we and our contractor could think of that could possibly go into a state plan whether it's part of building blocks or not. and for each strategy, we have described it, we have identified the potential greenhouse gas reductions, we've identified the cost, the cost effectiveness where that strategy has been employed. and equally important, we identified not just the greenhouse gas reductions, but we tried to identify the collateral nongreenhouse gas air quality benefits that could accrue. you know, if your congressman or governor or senator or stakeholder does not agree that this program is going to reduce greenhouse gases the way you want there's still a reason to consider this program seriously because you will get huge reductions in smoke-forming emissions and fine particulates which are killing people and other air poll

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needs kids are being crowded out by other .need to wait. >> pam: sugary sodas are being taken off the menu at the hospital cafeteria at san francisco general. >> pam: starting tomorrow sugar sweetened drinks will also be gone from hospital vending machines, gift shops and not offered with patient meals. >> pam: diet sodas, milk, water and will be the only drinks available to both patients, visitors and staff. the no sugary drinks rule is >> pam: also going to be followed by the food trucks and vendors outside on their campus. coming up. >> pam: the search is on for two gunmen who tried to murder a gas clerk. and police are asking for your help. go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. gabe slate tech report >> grant: >>gabe:you can play games with the rift with these wireless hand controllers that let you feel the virtual world. or use the free xbox 360 controller that will come with the gaming system. >> the f

i haven't seen the menu, what should i order at the restaurant?according to yelp the most popular dish on the menu is the gnocci. it doesn't matter because at approximately 2:13 a.m. you're going to wander down into the kitchen and eat whipped cream straight from the can. >> jimmy: okay, thank you, siri. >> jimmy, i noticed you ordered a ham roemorrhoid doughnut on a. >> jimmy: it's for a family member or friend or something. thanks, siri, go to sleep. >> are you okay? i've scheduled an appointment with dr. cantor. >> jimmy: i don't need to see dr. cantor, i'm fine, siri, thank you. >> okay. but i am concerned about your hemorrhoids. >> jimmy: i don't have a hemorrhoid. thank you. >> you have 5.4 million twitter followers. there is a 97.8% chance at least one of them is a hemorrhoid specialist. posting this tweet to your account now. >> jimmy: no, no, no! >> hello, this is jimmy kimmel, i have hemorrhoids. >> jimmy: no! >> please help me with my hemorrhoids. >> jimmy: do not, no! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] hemorrhoid. hemorrhoid. hemorrh

, the bigger the menu, the better.ent. that's us. here's what this is giving us right now. you pick your partner when it comes to marriage. you do. you can buy all the guns you want no matter who you are or how nuts you are. you can spend all the money you get your hands on and get in an election, spend it there. it's libertarian as hell, and it fits the american mindset, the leave me alone, the get out of my face attitude. and those people on the supreme court believe in leaving things alone. that the government has established, health care, obamacare, the american people are conservative. they want to conserve the new deal, or like the guy who said i think the government shouldn't get involved with medicare. i think that's what the supreme court just said about obamacare. leave it alone. and that's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> the supreme court rewrote the constitution, and threw out the marriage laws of all 50 states. >> the sup

these are the items that they have on the menu, the top of the top.that chris murphy ate every day he was here? >> he ate the bob kelly special. >> oh, is this the bob kelly special. >> yes. >> what do we haver? >> hot cake, home fries bacon, sausage scrambled eggs, toast, coffee. >> gosh, you got the eggs -- >> this is the falcon feast. >> okay. >> north catholic, right? two pancakes, eggs, potatoes and scrapple or any breakfast meat. that's our pizza omlet. our french toast. >> you can't beat the food. you can't beat the prices. and best of all you can't beat the people in the neighborhood. so, from all of us here pete's clown house give a big wave. >> i love to come to your neighborhood spot. hit me up facebook, twitter from juniata park to lincoln financial field jen, i know you're down there you look like you're having some fun. >> we are having so much fun. and if you come here to the mayfly experience, you get to come out to this area, through the tunnel, you're walking on the field. of lincoln financial field. guys, it is a once-in-a-lifetime

the rule is finalized. this model is kind of a misnomer. it's actually a menu of models. it is a series of regulatory pathways so that once the state has adopted a strategy, we got to take that strategy and put it into the plan and we will be taking, for each major strategy and for each potential scenario the state chooses -- that strategy, adopting regularly language for it, having preamble language that describes it, and we will be providing this for literally every state and local agency in the country and the stakeholders so that states won't have to start from scratch in developing regulatory language. rather, they will have it at their disposal. this is not really a one-size-fits-all model. because we know in the states, there are 50 different state plans that will come in, all requiring something different. we are trying to identify the types of strategies that we think states will adopt and then provide them within a month after this rule is promulgated. enough specificities of they can implement this quickly. we want to meet the deadlines. our goal is to do this q

that's what's freaking me out. >> i've never had the bud wiser lime. >> what about the menu? rly" starts right now. >> as of june 7th, 2015 new york state police continues to search for two escaped prisoners from the clinton correctional facility in new york. the state police asks that the public take no chances, make no efforts to apprehend them and report any suspicious activity. if you see something, say something. >> breaking news this morning, two convicted felons on the run, after escaping from an upstate new york prison. the latest on the manhunt this morning. texas police officer on leave after this video surfaces of him wrestling the teenagers to the ground. what the town's mayor is saying about the incident. >>> and broadway's big night. we were on the carpet as radio city welcomed the tony awards. this is "way too early." good morning everybody. it's monday june 8th. welcome to "way too early." i'm amy holmes. a manhunt under way in new york state after two convicted killers used power tools to break out of a maximum security state prison. hundreds are part of the s

chipotle moved to take them off the menu. are you going there next? panera. our chag is how to know what is gmo and what's not. we favored the labeling so retailers like us can offer transparency to our guests and allow them to make the choice. we cannot ourselves provide that information today. >> what about speaking of labeling, what about the new york department of health proposal to start labeling high sodium. i know some of the products are delicious but they are high in salt. are you opposed to such a regulation? >> no. i am in favor of those regulations and i think we may be the only restaurant company that is. we believe in transparency. i remember when there was a huge debate in our industry about posting calories. this was maybe five or six years ago. we were the first people that came out and posted it and i thought to myself why not post it? we're in the business of letting people make good choices about their food. let's give it to them and if you're embarrassed about what you're serving, maybe you should change your food and not try to hi

on the menu besides the pig, seven presidential hopefuls.rnst has dubbed this event, roast and ride. of the folks that are out there, who has the most on the line? campbell: i think it is rubio. this recent poll shows among caucus-goers that he is everyone 's second-best choice. the campaign is bolstered by those numbers. he hasn't spent as most time there as the other people. he hasn't had a dazzling moment. this could potentially he a moment for him. this event seems tailor-made for walker. he actually rides a harley. mark: they are given eight minute talks. for voters looking for the young new thing, the rubio-walker side-by-side will be a big deal. the other person who has a lot on the line is carly fiorina. she is getting great buzz but if you look at our poll, she is not budging. you would think all of this buzz would lead to higher poll numbers, she hasn't gotten any. time is running out for her. she needs to move. campbell: attention, bipartisan unity announcement. democrats and republicans and i what a nest that next year's caucus r

. >>> a united states airlines fare sale proves too popular and taco bell rolls out the most popular menu item ever. here is america's money report. >> topping america's minute southwest airlines 72-hour air fare sale. >> it was such a hit the website jammed displaying a emergency saying try back later. >> good luck with that the phone customers had waits up to an hour and the sale ends tonight at 11:59. >> our favorite story of the day, taco bell isqh serving alcohol, beer, wine and mixed drinks foods are added to the menu at a new taco bell in chicago this summer and they will be in special cups in a different collar. >> barbie get as chance to kickoff her heels with the newest barbie wearing flat shoes to give her feet a break. love it. >> that is america's >> next thing you know barbie will be wearing uggs. >> would does that? >> not mike. >> the forecast... >> you do not need rain boots. >> we do not need them but this morning we have a shower and it is the same place that has the possibility of a thunderstorm later but it is isolated. you are right most of us do not need to worry ab

today you have pe nonnaturally presenting itself trans fats f the menu. today, you have the u.s. government literally today announcing all restaurant chains and all the food must do ite thi with caloric information five years ago. >> panera is pushing the food angle even harder opening a pop-up store in lower manhattan emphasizing fresh, natural ingredients, with no artificial flavors. afs the company's 2,000 stores nationwide. >> the tomato mozzarella flat bread, a year ago it was a big heavy panini. it's meatless, to make it more contemporary? so flat breads came on this time last year. as a way to make sandwiches a little lighter and healthier. >> chipotle has gone a step further, removing all genetically modified organisms fr taco bell has pledged to cut the use of antibiotics in their meats and chickens. food as it should be. complicated and costly for those big supply chains. and if they lead to higher consumer prices it can hurt sales in an effort to drive grnod companies like panera is hoping to attract consumers health conscious, young millennials. for now we have to see

we have an update on the menu's death sparked an investigation into the d.c. firehouse. the family is filing a lawsuit against the district. the family made the announcement just an hour ago. brad: this is the loss of that was filed -- lawsuit filed against the district of columbia. they want $7.7 million. the man was 77 years old. that is the significance of this number. abc7 news has been covering this case from the start. that was january 2014. cecil mills was 77 years old and was in a shopping center with his daughter and dropped on the sidewalk. he was having a heart attack. across the street come into 26, d.c. firehouse. she ran over there and there were five firefighters in the building but none of them would across the street. they said, oh, you have got to call 911. frantic, the woman rhinebeck and a police officer flag down a passing entrance but it was too late. mr. mills was taken to hospital and pronounced dead. the family has always believed that if something was done, his life could have been saved. now this lawsuit demands change. this is what the lawyer

. >> what's on the menu for tonight? ell for tonight in the oven we have a prime rib which i marinated earlier and threw it in. and we're going to have a cheesy risotto. [ laughter ] >> you can see people are starting to get kind of loopy, but everything's all right. >> reporter: the crew blows off steam when they can. knowing an emergency could be just over the horizon. >> we can see a blip on the radar that they think is the make rant boat. >> we are 1.7 nautical miles. >> reporter: coming up the phoenix faces its biggest challenge yet. >> hey, hey, hey. stop your boat for now. >> reporter: four boats. the second one taking on water. >> stop. >> reporter: 2,000 in peril. >> come on! no! >> our boat is full! we can't take anymore people. >> reporter: and one man's desperate search for his family. >> i don't know what happened to my wife and my two children. i just pray to god that they came in one piece. toid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helpi

as the menu changed april: -- has the menu changed? april: i don't think so.e still have the same basic things on there. charlie: did you want to call it the prodigal pig? yeah. ken: -- prodigal pig? ken: yeah. but most my friends did not know what it meant and the spotted pig became the name. april loved it and my advisor loved it. it has worked. charlie: you went from pig in the beginning and then chicken. and now this book is about vegetables. a girl and her greens. april: i love vegetables. charlie: is that a new affair? april: no, a very long affair. i grew up with my nan cooking vegetables. you have to go to the pig to know that i do have this love affair, not just with pig, but with vegetables. i wanted to show this other side of me with the book. charlie: you and ruthie were a powerful combination. april: yes, with rose. i had a great time. i was running shifts and writing menus. i was right in my element, but i was ready for a different experience and i wanted to eat different food and meet new people. ken offered me this opportunity. and i think for

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starbucks bought the bakery chain in 2012 to address customer complaints about the menu being uninspiring. since the acquisition three years ago starbucks has seen a significant growth in food sales. but running the 23 restaurants is no longer sustainable. one customer says he's not really surprised about it being bought and then shut down. >> i am not particularly sad or anything like that but it seems like pretty common for a big corporation like starbucks to buy a local small actually good company and kill its sole--soul >> pam :eventhough the individual restaurants will be closing.starbucks will still sell la boulange food in the u.s. and canada. today. u-s secretary jack lew announced. that alexander hamilton is getting some company on the ten-dollar bill. this is the first time in over a century that a woman will be featured on the redesigned bill in 20-20. a decision on who the woman will be. will not be made for several months. lew is asking for the public's help. he will be seeking input over social media with the hashtag "the new 10." by law. the portrait must be of a woman who

what to make sure our voices are heard, and we are not on the menu. >> selections are expensive, and candidates rely on private money to be the cost. public interest groups have pointed fingers saying that most of the lead donors are in the game to gain power in washington. this multimillion dollar mansion belongs to pakistani american who made his money in the real estate business. he has hosted fundraisers for what republicans and democrats. his next is for mrs. clinton. he is never sought any personal favor, but there are many who do. >> victim a lot of money, they are expecting something. when they expect something it is tainted. mr. berman is credited with successfully lobbying or $7.5 billion aid package for pakistan. and indian-american political lobbyist says fundraisers are the key to getting the attention and community seeks. >> they have a lot invested in the success of their community the success of their businesses and the relationship of our countries. it is a lot for them to lose every do not become a part of the mainstream political function. >> having made their milli