jamie: very, very. bill: there will be no going back for seconds. several school district now backing out of the federal free school lunch program saying that the rules, which require more fruits and fewer calories are costing them money and the kids don't like the food anyway. what are the biggest complaints about these guidelines. >> reporter: opponents say the portions are too small. one slice of deli meat on a sandwich, half a slice of pizza. they are forced to serve food to kids that they don't like or eat. students are bringing their own or buying elsewhere. fooled is wasted and budgets blown. the federal guidelines requiring larger portions of fruits and vegetables and less junk is part of an act aimed at reducing childhood obesity. breesville new york was the first state to opt out. >> we don't have a child obesity problem. our kid are very active.