you still need to be in the stock market because you have a long time left before retirement and t. rowe price numbers saying they believe 80% to 100% of your portfolio should be in stocks over 40s. when you are in your 50s, then add some bonds and some cash to your portfolio. but you still want to have 80% or so of your money in the stock market. >> particularly when you are looking at low interest rates. you are not going to be able to save money money through the retirement if you are earning 1%, 2%, 3% on your savings. so even in your 60s you have to have perhaps the majority of your retirement portfolio in stocks because you could be in retirement for decade, two decades. >> but that is different than what we used to tell people. >> it is absolutely different but people are living longer. so if you figure that you retire at 65 or a 70, you may be retired for ten years or so but that is still an amount of time that you need that money to grow. >> and people are living longer and that is a big part of it, too. >> exactly. and when you look at what has happened historically over the la

and the reason i ask is you have the heads of everything from vanguard in the room to t. rowe>> we didn't -- we didn't necessarily come to it on every point. i believe we point that out the beginning of our statement. that there are a variety of companies that may have different constituencies. that may operate under different pressures, may have different beliefs about it. so this is not saying that if you don't do this, you're dead wrong or anything of the sort. but it was -- it was to give encouragement to companies that really felt uneasy about giving guidance to perhaps have a little more back bobone about i. i personally think that's a good recommendation. i don't think it should be mandatory. >> i know the goal is to stir conversation in the business community. is any of this like the giving pledge as in you hope others sign up to it? or is this more about creating a dialogue. >> it's creating a dialogue. this is not something we're going to be passing along and hoping we get hundreds of signatures or anything. it's a dialogue and it's certainly -- we welcome other view

you might show up for six times in a row t might happen a couple months in a row, it might not happen for eight months at a time. is that similar to tsa? >> i do not know the full details of this program yet, but i imagine that random translates just as you mentioned. >> you can confirm that for me. >> would you allow me to take it as a getback, please? >> yes. >> and on the other paradigms, it seems to me once you get in, look, people are people, and we have people that are radicalized, we have people influenced by different things. they become dejected what have you, influenced by blackmail, and it seems to me this infrastructure that we protect, the american flying public, there should be a pretty robust paradigm that is random and covers the full panoply so that we keep honest people honest. i don't know how else to put that, but i would like your thoughts and if you could get back to me on that, as well. let me move on to another question that i have. according to individuals who came forward to the committee, senior managers at tsa have used directed reassignments, that's a term

you might show up for six times in a row t might happen a couple months in a row, it might not happen for eight months at a time. is that similar to tsa? >> i do not know the full details of this program yet, but i imagine that random translates just as you mentioned. >> you can confirm that for me. >> would you allow me to take it as a getback, please? >> yes. >> and on the other paradigms, it seems to me once you get in, look, people are people, and we have people that are radicalized, we have people influenced by different things. they become dejected what have you, influenced by blackmail, and it seems to me this infrastructure that we protect, the american flying public, there should be a pretty robust paradigm that is random and covers the full panoply so that we keep honest people honest. i don't know how else to put that, but i would like your thoughts and if you could get back to me on that, as well. let me move on to another question that i have. according to individuals who came forward to the committee, senior managers at tsa have used directed reassignments, that's a term

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row at that. and air temperature here t district rye now is 84 degrees. and gaithersburg 75.les 7 and but this is temperature as we fak nor this very high humidity and we get what it feels like to body or heat index so it feels like 90 in the district and feels like 8 quantico and annapolis and 89 stevensville and 86 mannasas and 85 hagerstown. definitely not going to get much relief tonight and not even much in the way of thunderstorms to keep an eye on. there's a little bit of activity well out west and there's a bit of trough. i think that will fol apart before it rosz mountain. a little bit of very light rain shower activity and rest of us will just get through another warm night and humid might and as this trough comes through maybe a couple of clouds and that will be it. there's a little better chance of maybe one or two thunderstorms tomorrow and not a lot and here's big headline for tomorrow. it's heat you want to be ready for and even hotter tomorrow than it was today. so, just give you a quick look at temperatures and we'll wp 95 d.c. we're thinking and 4 fredericks

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, the giants will try to win their second game in a row for the first time since the all-star break. matt cain faces national's lefty gio gonzales at&t yesterday the giants got a come-from-behind victory over washington. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the giants endnd their three game slide yesterday with jake peavy on the hill. the double in the first. he did not core. top of three, no score, the two-run shot to left. he won't be happy with that pitch. 3-0 in the fourth. newman, nunez. two-run single brings in brandon belt and joe panik. giants groundout and now 5-3. bottom of the inning. buster posey tries to steal second and start a washington rally and the 5-3 victory. a's in cleveland. prior to the game billy burns was traded to kansas city for a minor leaguer. billy beane starting his garage sale before monday's about deadline. everyone has their head on a swivel wondering who is next. one is called up. jives up a solo shot the bottom of the first. game tied at 1. bottom of two, ramirez, big ply fly, 2-1. and whether i will has words with the former a. jimenez was waiting for

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, the giants will try to win their second game in a row for the first time since the all-star break. matt cain faces national's lefty gio gonzales at&t park. first pitch is at 1:05. yesterday the giants got a come-from-behind victory over washington. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the giants ended their three game slide yesterday with jake peavy on the hill. the double in the first. he did not score. top of three, no score, the two-run shot to left. he won't be happy with that pitch. still 3-0 in the fourth. newman, nunez. two-run single brings in brandon belt and joe panik. nice start for the new by. giants ground out and now 5-3. bottom of the inning. buster posey tries to steal second and start a washington valuely and they snap the three-game slide with the 5-3 victory. meanwhile, the a's in cleveland. prior to the game billy burns was traded to kansas city for a minor leaguer. billy beane starting his garage sale before monday's about deadline. everyone has their head on a swivel wondering who is next. one is called up. gives up a solo shot the bottom of the first. game tied at

row for the first time since the all-star break. matt cain faces national's lefty gio gonzales at at&t park. first pitch is at 1:05. giants got a come-from-behind victory over washington. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the giants ended their three game slide yesterday with jake peavy on the hill. hunter pence is back. doubled in the first but did not score. top of three, no score, the two-run shot to left. he won't be happy with that pitch. still 3-0 in the fourth. a new man, nunez. two-run single brings in brandon belt and joe panik. nice start for the newbie. giants ground out and now 5-3. bottom of the inning. buster posey tries to steal second and start a washington rally and they snap the three-game slide with the 5-3 victory. meanwhile, the a's in cleveland. prior to the game billy burns traded one to kansas city for a minor leaguer. billy beane starting his garage sale before monday's about deadline. everyone has their head on a swivel wondering who is next. one is called up. gives up a solo shot the bottom of the first. game tied at 1. bottom of two, jose

row from the houston astros. it will be partly cloudy and cool. you should expect that if you head to either at&tk or the oakland coliseum this time of year for some baseball. maybe kids are heading off to camp tomorrow in concord or napa. 52 the low in concord. 55 in napa. extra punch from mother nature keeps temperaturing below average. not only is america, but the entire world is experiencing its hottest year ever. locally, it's not happening. we are below average so far for july and will stay that way at least two more days. here is the reason why. a low pressure area to our north, which is in the perfect location to give us a counterclockwise flow around it. which always happens in the northern hemisphere. that's going to keep the west to east flow going. we need this low to move, and something else can happen with the weather. but the low is not going to move the next two days. a degree or two milder. that's about it. things will change significantly on friday. when the low does move, and replacing it will be a pretty strong area of high pressure to our south. not going to take the onshore

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t the cat is expected to be okay. >> multiwell reports say alden smith is back in rehab. raiders and coaches voiced their concerns today in napa. >> if he can get his ducks in a row as a football team, we would invite back a good player. but i think the first thing for him and from everybody that has that question is just make sure he takes care of me. >> he is serving a year long suspension for violating the league's policy. nfl rules prohibit the raiders from contacting smith. >>> the monterey county just lifted a few areas of the sobranes fire. since it started a week ago, it's slightly larger in size than the city of san francisco. the fire is 15% contained and could take a month to put out. >>> the massive sand fire, burning more than 38,000 acres since friday is now 85% contained. the fire destroyed 18 homes and one person has been killed. the cause is under investigation. >> crews had their hands full today while planning a fire near march bank park. check out the water in the air. the geyser came from a hydrant that broke on mariam street. >>> a new report shows that lake tahoe had a record-setting year. water level is down and temperatures are up. it is the fastest ra

row here. >> thank you. you've been very specific with the t-tip about promoting the american procedures act to the eu. what kind of administrative reforms are you expecting in the tpp states along the same lines? >> we're not trying to export the administrative procedures act to any other country. i think europe for its own reasons has been going through a process of looking at regulatory reform. they have an initiative under way at the commission called better regulation. that moves in the direction of increasing transparency, participation, accountability. those are the sort of principles that we have put out there that we think a regulatory system should be transparent, should be participatory, where a wide range of stakeholders from whether it's businesses or labor or ngos or individuals, civil society, be able to provide input into the regulatory process. and where regulators ultimately have to make decisions based on science and evidence. that's what we're looking for. i think the european union for its own reasons is moving in a similar direction. and we're hopeful that t-tip can help instituti

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