earlier this year representative richard neil introduced hr-4049 the automatic i.r.a. act of 2012. whilt heritage foundation is 5013 c nonprofit does not and cannot endorse any legislation let me say the policy contained in his bill would significantly improve our retirement savings system. my written statement also discusses the value of simplifying current confusing series of retirement savings accounts so that ordinary americans and employers can better understand them. in addition, my statement discusses two modest proposals. first to use tax information to encourage taxpayers to consolidate their retirement accounts if they desire to do so and, second, to include social security administration on an annual 401(k) or i.r.a. statement so that the account owner has a complete picture of their expected total retirement income in time to make a change so that they could actually increase savings and improve their potential outcome. it also discusses a des ishlt of allowing multiple employers to share a retirement savings platform and a thought or two about tax retirement savings. i

. >> reporter: richard people neil yeey. says at the time iters can save live. >> you're going to go over the side but you're not going disappear from the both both. you're going to stay with the boat. >> reporter: there are it currently no rules requiring at the timers. so not everyone uses them. >> it is coupler be. president lines do get in the away. >> reporter: george dirt is the commander. he says boating safety will be reviewed. now that the coastguard temporarily shut down ocean racing. >> where'll a bunch of our best sailer get together. >> reporter: he says it's too soon if at the timerring will be mandatory. but ors hope the accident will make it more safe on the water. >> something serious happens, people eye's open up that i understand take a second look at what they're doing. so good can come out of this. >> kron 4 news. >>> a high school football star a s dead following a stabbing in free month. he played for a high school as a line backer. the futi was named rob johnson defensive play career of the year. >>>

neil makes it 1-0. second period. same score. brad richards. derek stepan, beats craig anderson.e rangers find a way, after their offense struggled mightily. rangers with the five-on-three. the blast from richards. it's 2-1 for the men in blue. time winding down in the third. jason spezza, shot and save by henrik lundqvist in front. lundqvist argues the call. it would go under review. clearly, it went off neil's skate. but it's still ruled a goal. senators down 3-2. last chance. they don't get it done. game seven in new york, on thursday. >>> speaking of new york, the rangers, hosting the yankees down in texas. there's pudge rodriguez. throws it out to second. top of the first, bases loaded. curtis granderson. a single that would drive in robinson cano and derek jeter. yankees up 2-0. yankees up 2-0. c.c. sabathia on the mound. he slowed down the rangers' bats just enough to allow his guys to get the upper hand. and alex rodriguez gets the three-run shot. yankees, 6-1, in the fifth. top of the sixth, jeter to the opposite field. jeter, four for five on the game. yankees win it, 7

live on your radio and current tv >> richard trumka in studio with us yesterday got some good props from facebook from sky wolfe, neil, good morning, just discovered your show on current. richard trumka is right about this country needing more infrastructure projects for jobs and consider that hundreds of thousands of jobs would be created by legalizing hemp and marijuana. absolutely. and on -- >> sky wolfe. >> mostly this morning about the masters, carl says get out of here and shut your f'ing face before somebody shuts it for you. we are members and we are allowed to admit whoever we want want. all right, carl. >> this is the bill press show. ♪ ♪ >> this thursday april 5th, good to see you this morning. this is the full court press. welcome to the full-court press, your new morning show on current t.v. i am bill press, liberal and proud of it. good to have you with us today as we check from the nation's capitol, around the country and around the globe. my question first of all, this morning is, okay yesterday president obama holds a prayer meeting at the whitehouse. they talked about how important prayer is to him

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neil: oddly, many conservative pundits agree but very different reasons. they say the office demeans the office trying to be cool. i think that they should just cool it. after all, wasn't it richard famously popped up, "i'm laughing." >> sock it to me. he says that about trying to be cool. you either are, or you are not. safe to say richard nixon was not. that's okay. abraham lincoln was not either. he was considered homely. leave it to lincoln himself. that's what made lincoln cool. his wit and something bigger, his will. now it's showing up with movie stars like this democratic president or playing saxophone like the last democratic president. sometimes we end up looking back at presidents we thought were not cool. somebody discovered they were cool. like harry truman. giving him hell. or dwight eisenhower for giving the military conflict. sometimes the good head of hair. romney has a good head of hair and gorgeous wife. pundits say he is not cool. republicans have is a tougher time on the cool thing. this much i know. cool is fleeting. franklin pierce, did you know this, was a hottie in his day. now few remember he was even president. you are left wondering one day if i only i