Try to be safe and know yourself and dont go in beyond what youre safe and comfortable doing. Reporter neither man was conscious or breathing when they were transported to saint marys and ucsf. Back out here live now you can see a lot of people on the beach. They are still trying to contact those four surfers who are beyond the rip currents at this point to see if they are in distress. The waves are moving very quickly out here at ocean beach. 10foot swells at some points. But if you if we pan back around you can see chopper 5 the blue and white chopper out there, they are trying to help contact four surfers to see if they are in distress trying to get them to the rescue boats that are down in the water right now trying to figure out if they have more people who are potentially having problems because of the exceptionally high tides and currents out here at ocean beach. Live at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix 5. Standing by in case anything changes now. This is another shot of what its
I also think more incentives to encourage annuitization makes sense. There is an area where economists are more divided than a new it is then annuities. Efficient way of allocating your retirement income. Almost no individual will willingly annuitize. Option of am the lump sum, they will take it and walk away. It is a human nature kind of thing. Annuity turns you from a millionaire to somebody getting income per year. I think tax incentives are something along those lines to an courage to encourage annuitization. It is a high hurdle to get over. Back to listen to the chairmans closing comments. Yes, you did. Few in the senate know that secure the issues have thank you all for testifying. Some members may have written questions for you if you would get answers in the next week to us via to us. I think the hearing was a success in many ways because the debate should be about the issue of achieving retirement security. Not budget issues the way that they are issues of how to debate on how
Lets just leave it at that. More than saudi arabia, oil, coal, we have it all. But we dont have the ability to move it. We have been trying for 40 years to advance our natural gas coming off of the north slope and we are still working at it. Our oil resources, we were successful in the mid70s, getting the transalaska pipeline. But it really has been our only infrastructure corridor or, the 800 mile pipe from north to south. Think about our coal reserves. That is because we lack that infrastructure. You may have the infrastructure, it is aging infrastructure. It is insufficient to meet the demands that are out there. I too have been to north dakota and the folks up there say, we can wait all day for more pipelines, but in the meantime, lets just put it on rail. We will not be able to access these incredible reserves unless weve got the infrastructure to move it. And this is not just limited to our fossil fuels. Its how we move wind, solar, renewable. This will be our big challenge movin
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