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. mason: this is a test could be the motto for one all american town we know of. it s a proving ground for new products of every sort. this morning tracy smith will be our tour guide. reporter: welcome to columbus ohio where you can sample cayenne pepper ice cream or have our gourmet italian lunch wrapped to go and eat the wrapper or snag some tasty python at your local meat counter. are there people who come here and are just overwhelmed? there are. they love to be overwhelmed. reporter: ad
reporter: call it cash, dough, bucks or greenbacks some say paper money is going away the way of news prints. $100 notes have almost disappeared. $50 notes and $20 notes are on the way out. reporter: pennies and nickels may not fare much better but leaves us with a big question. what will we fill our wall lets with? do we need them 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 we know of. it s a proving ground for new products of every sort. this morning, tracy smith will be our tour guide. reporter: welcome to columbus, ohio, where you can sample cayenne pepper ice cream or have your gourmet italian lunch wrapped to go and eat the wrapper. or snag some tasty python at your local meat counter. are there people who come here and are just overwhelmed? they are but they love to be overwhelmed. reporter: adventures in test marketing. later on sunday morning. mmmm. ma
assassinations, and still be declared a success. one union worker had an anonymous call. translator: i heard a voice say, ma am, tell that man if he does not stop running off at the mouth, we ll cut out his tongue. with us dave jamison, who has a beautiful story out on the trade agreement. also scott paul, executive director of the alliance for american manufacturing. all three of these agreements, the money laundering and bank secrecy in panama, the re-funding of the north korean government to develop a nuclear programs through the back-door payoffs out of south korea, and then colombia.
due to the lack of benchmarks they could have a record year of assassinations, and still be declared a success. one union worker had an anonymous call. translator: i heard a voice say, ma am, tell that man if he does not stop running off at the mouth, we ll cut out his tongue. with us dave jamison, who has a beautiful story out on the trade agreement. also scott paul, executive director of the alliance for american manufacturing. all three of these agreements, the money laundering and bank secrecy in panama, the
it won t be done in time to raise the desert ceiling. all bets are on a short-term expect some sort of gang of six, reid/mcconnell hybrid deal. all you really need to know, whatever this deal is, it does nothing to address the structural causes of our deficit and joblessness from tax reform to trade reform to bank reform. instead you have politicians cutting things that are politically desirable for their constituents so that the politicians can try to keep their jobs while preventing us, the american people, from getting the structural improvements, banks trade, et cetera, that we all so desperately need. the pro wrestling continues. can you keep your job in washington? that s the question. luke, can they keep their jobs with this deal? that s the question. we don t exactly know what it s going to look like yet, but for all intends and purposes, tucked upset both sides. now congressional republicans will meet with president obama at 5:00 p.m. i m told the meeting will ho