On Wednesday, Dec. 2, after our ocean swim down the beach to the Hotel Del Coronado from G Avenue near the maintenance shed, James Murphy and I joined our local watermen friends Steve Ogles (surfer, swimmer, underwater camera pioneer and founder of Water Shot), Bill Bender (retired San Diego City Lifeguard Sergeant, international spearfisherman and all around waterman extraordinaire), Roger Odiorne (surfer and international spearfisherman) at the Coronado Main Lifeguard tower to meet with Dr. Chris Loweâs graduate students from the Long Beach State Shark Lab and Coronado Beach Lifeguard Captain Sean Carey and his lifeguards for another shark tagging project. This time Loweâs post doctorate, Dr. James Andrews, would be in charge of the Shark lab team in Loweâs absence.
in 2016. that might force something on that. an area to get create i on is the health savings account for retirees and the current workers that give people money they control. it costs less. david: isn t the administration going in the opposite direction? yes, but there is nothing like reality if you re a mayor facing bankruptcy to sit down and do reforms. you want to talk about chicago? illinois is case and point. their pension costs are 2.5 times what the state brings in tax revenue. the taxpayers, it s so unfair. sabrina is right. it s so unfair what is happening to u.s. taxpayers across the country as the property taxes go up when we have beach lifeguards in orange county, california, retiring at age 5051 age 51, getting $105,000. i should have take than job. david: isn t the real problem the public sector union themselves? it s not like private sector you work in for-profit.
goes to rikers and he will leave. greg: a nice building. a block from where madoff used to live. i couldn t afford it. we hear the international monetary fund is expected to pay him hundreds of thousands a year, part of the retirement money. reporter: he will be paid roughly $318,000 on the pension package each year for life. the international monetary fund put out a statement saying that is grossly exaggerate bud he got $250,000 for resigning and he will get over $100,000 a year for the rest of his life as part of his pension. and his wife is loaded. she multi-millionaire. different lifestyle. thank you, adam. california taxpayers expressing outrage after learning a number of beach lifeguards there are