bennet: let's go back here.ayor landrieu: somebody told me she did not like me, she will not vote for me, she was waiting for me to get out of office. >> hi, i am with a lawyers' committee, also a fellow louisianan. i want to know about constituent support. what are your messaging strategies when you're talking about your constituents and trying to build consensus about the reforms that we all know are necessary, but there is a high crime level right now? mr. bennet: we will have to leave it on this question, and it is a great one to end on. mayor landrieu: i will go deep. this room is full of really smart people who have researched a lot and i would put in the category of advocates for a big idea. that is really important. when you get to level i work on, which is really low and is on the ground, that is what mayors do. unlike a congressman or senator or even a president, when you are away from policies, when a policy is enunciated on the city level, you see the people who get affects. if you do not believe me,

bennet: let's switch this subject of violent crime. you have been issuing a strategy in new orleans to cut the murder rate. what have you learned about the source of violent crime? mayor landrieu: couple things. so as not to be misunderstood, but everybody in this room knows the nation is overincarcerated. we do not do the penal workings country well, and we should spend more money on the front end than up back end. the lack of procedural due process and equity in system should be self-evident, and we have to be working hard on all of that, especially in the relationship between police and community. while everybody is working on that, which is important, what i have been not singularly focused on, but i would have to say most passionately focused on, is the number of young african-american that are being killed on the streets of new orleans and america. america purports to feel good about herself because since the 1990's we have reduced the murder rate by about half. it is now about 14,000. that is a dramatic drop, notwithstanding the

senator michael bennet of colorado has been a great contributor to this effort. congressman ben luhan of northern new mexico has taken a leadership effort in the house. and today we are joined by senator ron wyden of oregon on this legislation as well. as many folks know, in august, a large plume of bright orange mine waste spilled into the animus river which leads into the san juan and polluted the four corners region from colorado to new mexico and through the navajo nation. if you take a look at this photo, which was shared with me by the president and vice president of the navajo nation, this is not what you want to see when you look at the river that you take your drinking water from or the river that you use for irrigation or the place that you go fishing or recreate and kayak on. this is not how our mountain streams in the southwest are supposed to look. and i think visually this got the attention of people all around the country as to the scope and scale of this problem. now, after the mine spill, i toured affected communities in new mexico and the navajo

bennet: thank you very much. mayor landrieu: thank you. [applause] >> thank you, james. the joyce foundation is based in chicago. one of our concerns has been that of gun violence, and we focus on reducing access to guns. we believe that is one of the solutions to reducing violence in our communities. i am pleased to be here, so please to be able to be able to partner with "the atlantic." i wanted to open with a video. it is a news story from wgn. if we can get the video to run, please. [video clip] >> this person was just 15 years old, shot more than seven miles away at seventh and -- >> everything we heard about the victim has been policy. >> they were riding in the back seat of a friend's car. they heard shots fired. >> the driver went back and the victim was bleeding. rushed her to the hospital, where she succumbed. >> those near the crime say that is an nice area. >> we have been complaining, trying to get something done. police have been out here so many times. we thought the next step was somebody was going to be shot. >> my heart goes out to her family. i do not

the next senators are senator cassidy, franken, kirk and bennet. senator cassidy. >> enjoyed the meeting. thank you for coming by. several questions. first, we've -- going back to the drug pricing. clearly we've seen companies like touring and valent abuse the social contract which gives you a reasonable rate of return for drug marketing and they've gone way beyond reasonable. now, i have been told in the case of touring that an approval of a generic would take several years because clinical trials will be required to prove that the generic competitor was the equivalent to that which touring now has as a sole-source provider. now, this is a -- you know, we know this is a 60-year-old drug. it comes to mind because i'm reading now in premise on a compounding component would make the same drug available -- of course, compounding, a doc has to write the prescription. in a sense, compounding is doing what generic can't do. so i guess my question is, if we know that the -- i presume we know that the compounded drug being sold for a dollar a pill, as oppo

bennet omalu 's incredible journey will be played out on the screen in the movie "concussion" starringsmith. i got to talk to him about his brown -- groundbreaking work when he examined the brain of mike webster, a retired professional football player. >> after 5 or 10 or 20 years you will begin to develop a constellation of symptoms that might include major depression, mood disorders, bipolar disorder , chronic alcoholism, drug abuse , lowered intelligence. >> he says this cannot the reverse down there is no,. that is why he felt the need to speak out. >> i always tell people, sometimes something we desperately want may not be good for our health. >> i asked him, would you like your child to play a context for such as football or hockey? >> within my free will, as an american, i personally would not let my child play. >> that was probably the most powerful statement he could make. tran03's research says this -- dr. bennet omalu 's research says this can happen with or without reported concoctions and with or without a helmet. helmets do not prevent this type of injury. >>> mark tamayo

i remember seager i can bennet in l.a., when he was married to halle berry month. man all over him.oved it. guys are not mad. dude gets benefits were being with one of the most beautiful women in the world. the difference between halle berry and j lo, j lo you don't hear anybody, you never hear mark anthony bash her, ben afflict bash her, it is not the same. something is clearly wrong with this lady. am i judging? yes, i'm judging. halle berry needs get a broke man. the opposite of press would i man. >> i had a's quit my job, i'll tell you that. >> got it. >> no problem. >> she's just smoking hot. >> let's just take a break, i disagree. he shouldn't be talking about her. >> they should just be quiet. >>> kansas city royals won four games to one so they had a big parade. just like today in kansas city missouri. they are going down kansas city. >> half a million people. >> half million people living in the whole state of kansas but they all came out. each player basically had his own convertible or truck, so they had to choose, a couple people would be in the car with you. one of hero

senator bennet. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i want to say to you on behalf of the people i represent in colorado how much we appreciate your holding this hearing. i think the testimony has just been excellent, and what comes through to me is there is a compelling consensus that what we are doing now does not work and that we've got to change it. it's long overdue and you're bringing attention to this issue i think comes at a critical moment when we can get it done. look, there are two big issues. and the first is come in the name of fiscal responsibility we are managing our forests in the most fiscally irresponsible manage -- manner we can manage them. we're taking the money that could be spent on medication and on restoration -- mitigation, and using them to suppress fires at this not money left to restore. that's why we talk about penny-wise and pound-foolish. that's what it is. it's ridiculous and we've got to stop. nobody at the local level would accept this way at managing their resources, and we shouldn't accept it ei

bennet omalu a forensic neuropathologist who discovered a football-related trauma to the brain calledthe doctor goes in for the fight of his life, up against the powerful nfl, which tried to discredit his findings. will smith plays the doctor. >> when i met with dr. omalu, the last thing i wanted to do was make this movie. i did not want to be the guy that had to deliver this information. >> repetitive head trauma chokes the brain. it turns you into someone else. >> tape, needles, vicodin. toradol. whatever it takes to keep them in the game. it's business. >> i'm a football dad, and i didn't know. so i just felt really inspired by dr. omalu to tell this truth and deliver this truth to other parents. you know, we have to know. >> reporter: former nfl stars made their way to this premiere. matthew willig is even one of the co-stars. >> it is a thing that i worry about moving forward. you know, who knows? who knows down the line where my brain leads? >> reporter: leonard marshall, who played with the new york giants for ten seasons, tested positive for cte. >> and although the nfl has no

bennet: hello, again. i think they are going to cut the music often a second here. there we go.he music was good. it is an honor to have us this morning mayor mitch landrieu of new orleans, in his second term. actually a lawyer by training, and previously lieutenant governor of the state of louisiana and before that a member of the state house for 16 years. i think what is particularly great about having you here today, you are attacking the entire problem that we are talking about. you are trying to cut the jail population in new orleans, you are cracking down, trying to root out violent crime at the same time, and i would like to talk about the actual formula, beginning with the incarceration rate, which is the fancy word for this process. before katrina hit, new orleans was incarcerating people five times the national average. it is still really high, but you brought it down by two thirds. how has that happened? mayor landrieu: it will fit right in the sweet spot. before i came here, i was lieutenant governor, and i

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bennet: hello, again. i think they are going to cut the music often a second here. there we go. music was good. it is an honor to have us this morning mayor mitch landrieu of new orleans, in his second term. actually a lawyer by training, and previously lieutenant governor of the state of louisiana and before that a member of the state house for 16 years.

bennet omala is about to be in a blockbuster movie played by will smith. how is he reacting? mrs.s: i would say he is overwhelmed by the attention. that very satisfied to see people are listening. he has been talking about this for some time. for him to be listened to and not generalized in the way that he had been by the nfl and established scientists at the time, and him, it is tremendously gratis -- tremendously gratifying. babita: thank you. on wednesday, pope francis will start a six-day three-nation tour in africa. he will visit the central african republic, kenya, and ghana. our african correspondent reports. where onlytal city one safe way to travel. for gunfire and grenades ring out every day. is a country divided on religious grounds. that is perhaps why pope francis has added the central african republic to his itinerary. his art he brought the papal ambassador planning his trip to the mosque, which has the vatican police on high alert. after we filmed, a gunbattle broke out. the pope said last year he wanted to come here. he was worried about the situation. he wanted t

video shot by a man in bennet valley.he set up a camera to see what kind of wildlife was in his neighbor hood. state officials say there's no reason for people to worry about the big cats. most people who live in the area say they are more compressed by the unusual sighting of mountain lions unless you are concerned and walking out with a small dog. >>> we are now hearing that nine people died when the small business jet they were on crashed into an apartment building in akron, ohio. it was a horrific scene yesterday with the plane bursting into flames after it crashed into the building. investigators say everyone on the plane was killed. the owner of the planes has nine people were on board including the two pilots. amazingly, no one in the apartment was injured. >> this plane dropped out of the sky. all of a sudden. sideways, plowed right into the duplex is there. >> the plane, which took off from dayton, was preparing to land at a nearby airport but it clipped a utility wire on the way down and crashed into the small b

>> reporter: growing up in the church of the ladder day saints philadelphia ward member holy king bennet says that she knows she's taking a risk by speaking out but she says she is so appalled that she had to. >> it is mind blowing that they, that this can be seen as an act of love which is how they are phrasing it to be. >> reporter: as a new pol willcy in the mormon church outlined in the leadership guide book members who enter into a same sex marriage are considered apositic, facing discipline as severe as ex-communication. their children, ineligible for the church naming blessing or baptist many. church member steven brady says the policy is beyond flawed, it the is destructive. you are thinking of leaving the church. >> i'm absolutely thinking of leaving the church. >> reporter: we did receive a statement from the national leader ship of the church of ladder day saints, saying that this is not a a change in the church's doctrine, it is a change to the policy handbook that goes to the church leadership in different states across the country and that it is out of love. that statement

hiawatha.incumbent yor tom theis was challenged by william bennet junior. junior. alal tonight, three council seats were up for grabs with three incumbents hoping to hold onto them. them. for a a complete list of tonight's results, head to our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. while *local issues take center stage in today's city elections - some are preparing r elections in their h he country - of west africa. africa.wake up for your rights is a cedar rapids organization focused on election engagement in the country of benin. (beh- nin)fox 28 news reporter steffi lee explains how they this. "i feel heartbroken, when i watch the news and there's some other bad things happening in africa."former nigerian c cld soldier esaie toingar's knows what it was like to feel voiceless. voiceless."we as immigrants, we run away, come here and everyone has a g gd history o tell."wake up for your rights is his organization based out of cedar rapids.they train men and women to have conversations on the elections in benin - pushing transparency. "s"swe ttin them. after that, we ask them

bomb michael bennet is -- while michael bennet is relatively speaking new to politics, i think his understandingnd of campaigns and how to win is very, very highly developed. i do not think he is as beautiful as udall was. finally, there is only one cory gardner. you show me another cory gardner, someone who can cut into independence and moderates and who can cut against the problems that the party is facing in umpteenth different groups and that person can win a general election. so far, republicans have not found someone there you. -- yet. i'm fairly skeptical there and i been fairly skeptical in north carolina. does sanders outreach to white male voters something the gop with key demographics? >> hurt -- hurt the gop with key demographics. to me, yes, bernie sanders's support is overwhelmingly white. i think the white males that bernie sanders is winning on board are not voters that have been swing general election voters in a long time, if ever. i'm trying to stay away from talking about volvos and birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like that because i think that is not fair. the thing a

bennet omalu, who discovered the football related trauma to the brain called c-t-e. it's a story smith says everyone should know. sot "the best times i ever had with my oldest son were on that football field and it was such a revelation for me part was to get the information out because i feel like we just have to know." but you'll have to wait a while to see. it doesn't hit theaters until christmas day. when dancing with the stars hits the ballroom monday night, there will be one less star. tamar braxton has pulled herself out of the competition, posting this said picture from her hospital bed, with partner val chmerkovskiy. turns out in addition to the pneumonia she was battling, she also has blood clots in her lungs. justin bieber is hitting the road. the purpose world tour is coming to 58 cities starting in march of next year. it kicks off in seattle, and ends in new york city in july. tickets go on sale friday, the purpose, comes out. hollywood, i'm angeles economists predict the fed will raise interest rates before the end of the year. our financial expert will

and while michael bennet is relatively new to politics,, wow, i think his understanding of politics and of campaigns and how to win is very, very, very highly developed, and, and i don't think he is as beatable as udall was. finally, there is only one cory gardner. you show me another cory gardner that can cut into independents and moderates, cut against the problems that the party is facing in umpteen different groups, and that person could win the general election. so far republicans have not found someone there yet. i am pretty skeptical there command to be perfectly honest i'm fairly skeptical of north carolina. the sanders outreach to might -- white male voters something with key demographics, do you see from the gop. well, to me yes bernie sanders support is overwhelmingly white and that -- but i think that the white males the bernie sanders voters, swing general election voters. talking about volvos and birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like that because i think that is not fair. but the thing about it is sanders voters and supporters are very, very, very passionate liberals

republicans would love to talk about colorado, but that doesn't look that promising against michael bennet. democrats would like to say richard burr and north carolina. it's really six and one. you look at mark kirk in illinois, good guy. but if he got re-elected it would be an enormous upset. frankly, i think ron johnson in wisconsin would be something of an upset. then you look at some republicans, it wouldn't be in those that have significant challenges. rob portman in ohio. pat toomey in pennsylvania. kelly ayotte in new hampshire. and then finally rubio's open seat in florida. so six republican seats that are a prime vulnerable versus harry reid's vulnerable seat in nevada, the only one on the democratic side. in my mind, i would bet you if you went to mitch mcconnell or -- and you gave him a shot of sodium penethal and you gave him a choice, you want to take a two-seat senate loss or do you want to take your chances in the election? i bet you he'd take that two-seat loss and run like a thief. at would be i think pretty realistically best for republicans, dropping from 54 to 52. i thi

where he still lives, and becoming friends with a young singer named anthony, later known as tony bennet. they begged the club owner to give him a shot to perform. >> he says to me, what could you do? i said, i could tap dance. he said, let's see you do some. >> i know that. >> so i did. he said, come tonight at 9:00. he says, i could sing. it'll be a good show. >> reporter: in addition to all the big mets games in years past, he's been an usher here during huge concerts, like the beetles. >> that was a big, big, big show. at thad time, the whole stadium was filled up with standing room. >> reporter: gasparre and his wife had three children. she passed last year. they were married 66 years. his apartment full of priceless pictures and memorabilia. no matter what though, he says, as long as he can, he'll enjoy going to work. >> i love every moment of it. enjoy life, every day. every day. have a smile on your face. >> i have to say, i asked him to give us a piece of wisdom. he has this spark about him, that you love him as soon as you meet him. he seems again yun he says to smile every day

doctor bennet omalu shows that the chronic brain disease in long-term effects could happen would overdosems in the short-term, -- short term, with or without reported documented concussion and with or without a helmet. helmet does not prevent this type of injury. >>> so very scary, it's everybody's decision to make but that's the decision he you could make in an educated matter to have all the facts and in particular to play. any sport really can become a contact sport. soccer and the heart all they are talking about not heading. i have a daughter who does competitive cheerleading, they are throwing and catching girls away -- who weigh as much as they do. it's a very important discussion. >> look forward to that movie. >>> a list of what's popular for christmas all around the country and that calling it the holiday heat map that focuses on california. he will are looking for -- people are looking for the amazon fire tv you men silver tie clips and the -- with camera. nevada, smart washes -- smart washes, chiffon scarves and lift out the airplane model kit. >> see what the main character o

reports of heavy rain in bennet valley as well. so the system is moving in. you can see the line stretching from marin county back right there to the west of san francisco. looks like this is heading right towards the city or south san francisco, somewhere around pacifica. it's moving moving to west and there's a lot of lightning strikes embedded within that. flash flood watches out for all the burn areas. and a winter weather advisory for areas above 3500 feet to the north. there will be rain and snow mixed. looks like some already into lake county from clear lake to upper lake back over towards ukiah, this is really good rain around st. helena calistoga, glenallen, not surprised by that from santa rosa to rohnert park. looks like things have calmed down a little bit. we had a thunderstorm around bodega bay. inverness down towards -- and you can see that one cell moving in just near point ray. now heading over to novato, san rafael, look at this on the santa cruz mountains. pretty good thunderstorms erupting out of the santa cruz mountains and just to the we

bomb michael bennet is relatively speaking new to politics, i think his understanding of politics and of campaigns and how to win is very, very highly developed. i do not think he is as beautiful as udall was. finally, there is only one cory gardner. you show me another cory gardner , someone who can cut into andpendence and moderates who can cut against the problems that the party is facing in umpteenth different groups and that person can win a general election. so far, republicans have not one there you.ther yet i'm fairly skeptical there and i have fairly skeptical in north carolina. the sanders outreach to white male voters something the gop with key demographics? hurt the gop with key demographics. me, yes, bernie sanders's support is overwhelmingly white. i think the white males that bernie sanders is winning on board are not voters that have been swing general election voters in a long time, if ever. i'm trying to stay away from anding about volvos birkenstocks and soy lattes and things like that because i think that is not fair. the thing about it is -- >> we take you like to

the video, it was shot last month by a man in bennet valley.wildlife is in his neighborhood. wildlife officials say there's no reason for people out there to worry about mountain lions. most of the people say they are more impressed by this rare sightings and they are concerned about it. >>> pg&e crews in san francisco continue to make repairs after a big rig hit a power pole. it was parked on a street in potrero hill yesterday morning when it started sliding downhill. it hit that power =poll, knocked out the power to 11,000 pg&e customers. the big rig then hit a house and sheared off a gas meter. pg&e says the power was restored in a couple hours except for a few homes. the crews expect to finish getting the power back onto everybody about 10:30 this morning. >>> a san francisco woman charged with drunk driving and hitting two 12-year-old boys cannot drive and has to wear an alcohol monitoring device. kirsten andereck pled not guilty yesterday. police say she the boys in a crosswalk on bay street walking to school last week. both boys suffered

. >> scientists here, told the story of doctor bennet am alu, it is such a powerful story. >> reporterut the connection between football, concussions and brain damage are on the rise. researchers with the department of the veteran affairs and boston university recently found cte in 96 percent of nfl players they have examined and in 79 percent have of all fat ball players. while most doctors agreed that the disease is debilitating, afflicting football players and others hoff received repeated blows to the head in sports, not all agree the problem is so common. >> one thing we have to keep in context is going from a concussion or a mild traumatic brain injury to some of the longer term effect that is would include cte, you have to keep in mind what appears to be a very low frequency of that developing. >> reporter: wow like to see changes on the grid iron. he suggest a so-called eye in the sky, independent athletic trainers or neuro consultants on both sidelines during games. pro football hall of famer and sports broadcaster harry carson played linebacker for new york giants in the 70's

and republicans would love to talk about colorado but that does a lookup promising against michael bennetocrats would like to see richard burr in north carolina but i think it is going to happen to either. it's six in one. you look at illinois, good guy, but if he got reelected would be an enormous upsets. frankly, i think ron johnson in wisconsin would be something of an upset. then you look at some of the republicans were you whe where t into upset category the republican incumbent veteran states that obama carried that have really significant challenges, rob portman in ohio, pat toomey in pennsylvania, kelly ayotte in new hampshire and then finally marco rubio's open seat in florida. six seats that are full of a versus harry reid's open seat in nevada is the only one on the democratic side. in my mind, if, i would bet you that if you went to mitch mcconnell, educate them to shut up so into the fall educate them a shot, a choice -- sodium pentothal -- you want a ticket to see the senate loss or do what you take your chances in the election? i bet you would take that to see lost and run

it does not like michael bennet is going to get a serious challenge in if you look at the race they need four seats to win. or five seats. and the bottom line is we're looking at a senate that is more democratic emma is closer to 50 just democratic chemicals are to 50-50. it is hard to tell at this point. karlyn bowman: john in the expert on early and absentee voting. i am wondering what we have seen since 2012 election that we will see. john fortier: the trend over time, i wrote a book on this not so long ago. the numbers have started to go up and up since then as they had been before. so the direction certainly is more rather than less on both voting by mail and voting in person. roughly 40% ore so in the midterm election according to surveys. that orprobably be slightly higher this time. a couple of trends, we have already had states like oregon and washington data voting 100% by mail. we now have the state of watches more or less that we ourselves to everyone. 95% vote by mail. it is essentially a vote by mail date. places like massachusetts moving in that direction. more only voting

bennet omalu, found it in the brain of steelers hall of fame center mike webster during an autopsy. can only be diagnosed in the dead. the late hall of fame tight end john mackey had it, and so did 87 other former nfl players with serious symptoms whose families donated their brains to an ongoing study being conducted at boston university. >> kroft: do we really know that playing football causes c.t.e.? >> robert stern: do we really know that smoking causes cancer? >> kroft: dr. robert stern, who directs the clinical research for boston university's c.t.e. center, says the science is still in its infancy, but the evidence indicates a strong connection. >> stern: we know from all the neuropathologically confirmed cases of c.t.e. that every case has had one thing in common, a history of repetitive head impacts. that means that... >> kroft: it's not good for you. >> stern: ...it's not good for you. it's a necessary variable to get this disease. but just because you hit your head a bunch, doesn't mean you're going to get the disease. so we have to figure out why one person gets it and a

bennet 2795. durbin 2794, boxer 2798. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. under the previous order, the question occurs on the motion to concur in the house amendment to s. 1356. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: psh(hjñ ment. vote: this is a test. millions of american families who are now subject to being torn apart. and as many as 5 million immigrants who could be set for mass deportation. i expect the administration will swiftly appeal the decision of the supreme court. i'm very confident that the court will find the actions lawful. it's sad the republicans are wasting their time talking about mass deportation when they could be doing things to solve the problem. like passing a bill that reforms our immigration system once and for all. the republican party has neglected the lessons of the 2012 elections and have plunged over a cliff following donald trump, ben carson and the others. the executive actions were neither a complete nor permanent solution to the problems plaguing the immigration

i join senator bennet along with 14 other senators in writing to the president urging him to prioritize discussing with mr. netanyahu the historic renewal of the memorandum of understanding on united states military assistance. and to help israel prepare for and respond to the threats that are more pressing and dangerous than ever to assure a qualitative military edge. i note that my wonderful friend and colleague from illinois is waiting to speak so i will end here just to say the current m.o.u. provides $30 billion in assistance to israel through fiscal 2018 as threats in the region continue to evolve, including iran's potentially malign influence. the administration must engage at the highest levels to continue to develop a shared understanding of threats confronting israel by strengthening the m.o.u. that serves as the foundation for our bilateral security efforts. i will always fight to uphold israel's security and i am committed to opposing efforts to delegitimize israel. question stand together on a bipartisan basis and this cause must always be bipartisan, must always be above p

'sapplaud senator bennet introduction, addressing fema limited funding.already mention is the need to address fire borrowing, the adequate resources for fire suppression cannot come at the expense of fire prevention. fire mitigation works. coloradod-setting wildfire raced across the denver foothills as a uncontrollable ground fire until it reached an area of the forest that had been previously thinned when it dramatically and immediately dropped to a lesser intensity and manageable ground fire. the 2014 farm bill regional conservation of partnership innovativeated an and competitive grant program to encourage and facilitate innovative watershed partnerships. the resilient federal forest act builds on the good work of this committee and the 2014 farm bill by incentivizing collaboration with local governments by expediting permitting for qualifying projects. often, environmental permitting comes as an impediment to critical, time sensitive, on the ground actions. the farm bill authorization of categorical exclusion for insect infestations is very much appre

bennet omalu.bin. thank you so much. >>> one of the most popular ways to save for retirement is through an 401(k), and abc's rebecca jarvis tells us how you can make the most of yours. >> reporter: it's lunchtime in new york city. do you mind if i sit for a second? and the furthest thing from these folks' minds, their 401(k)s. >> i don't know anything about retirement. >> are you saving for retirement? >> yes. >> how much? >> i haven't the slightest idea. >> do you put money in your 401(k)? >> no. >> you don't? they're not alone. a recent survey finding nearly 90% of participants say 401(k)s are a must, but half say their planning can be confusing. how much money do you need for retirement? >> oh, gosh. >> some percentage, 1%, 2%, 3%. >> the amount you set aside today should be at least enough to get your employer's full match, often 50 cents for every dollar you contribute. if you chip in $6,000, that's another $3,000 from them. a tax-free raise. it's all about the match. because that's the money.