easing up across the berkeley curve and jammed up at the bay bridge. the rain has not yet hit this issue. it may be an issue along the peninsula because 280, 101, 19 coming through the city, you'll get slick roadways as well. the rain coming through here and san mateo in the next few minutes. we're looking at san jose for heavy rainfall as well. we'll end with this map and talk about what to watch in the south bay for your off-ramps as well coming up. back to you. >>> also happening now, today's weather expected to play a role in what sfo calls its busiest travel day of the season. christie smith is live at the airport this morning which is expecting a record-breaking day. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. so far we've only gotten a little bit of sprinkles here at sfo, but you know i was talking with one of the baggage handlers and he was saying that this is already a very, very busy morning. he said normally you only get a couple of cars coming and going but it has been a steady stream, car after car. lines are long but they are moving.

treasury but there is a yield curve out there we have treasuries going all the way out to thirty years well in the same in the same vein we can extrapolate volatility going from one month all the way out to ten years and when you look at volatility today although spot fala tildy at one month level might be very inexpensive volatility going out one year or two years is very has historically expensive actually at some of the highest levels in the history of the derivatives market in terms of its relationship to to spot fall so you have you have cheap spot or near term volatility but a very expensive projection of longer term bold. already and i think that's something that the media tends to tends to forget or ignore and let's let's see what that looks like as we have one of your charts which is vix futures curve comparison and this i think is an example of extrapolating out if we could throw that up so this looks at the price of buying the vix when it was at a five year low just recently in august and then september two thousand and eight right after lehman collapsed when people were obv

and if you look at the a apex of these streets and how they're forced to be curved, that's why there is no building because of the point of construction. while i think there are great structures up there, obviously i think it was the same developer who did all of them at one time and probably wasn't thinking about spending any extra on building curved spaces. so, that's part of why they ended up looking like little pizza pies. i think this is probably the largest one, maybe the only sort of buildable one. looks like there's maybe one that's maybe nearby, but this is clearly if you're going to do something, this is the one. i'm impressed with the architecture and the consideration to maintain the stairs. i think it probably makes it a better attraction if the stairs were there when completed than they are now and a safer element. commissioner antonini. >> in terms of open space, i mean, not going back to the distant past, but telegraph and russian hills were very densely built, but most people feel they're quite attractive and appropriate places to live and we were able to capture the

, the fiscal curve is set up. >> just go with curve for the next hour and a half. >> we got it. >> it's compromise between two competing philosophies of how do you stimulate the economy. on the romney side you stimulate the economy by reducing taxes on the super wealthy who they claim to be job creators. it's a failed philosophy that is wrong. that is the philosophy as it relates to how to stimulate the economy. there are others who make the argument that you have to invest in the economy. you have to protect sbeet lmentes as it relates to society. you have to invest in transportation that requires targeted but increased spending. >> i want to come back to you because one of the prime issues litigated in this was tax rates on the wealthiest. it's something you brot about in your book. i want to get your thoughts on that after we take a break. or that printing in color had to cost a fortune. nobody said an all-in-one had to be bulky. or that you had to print from your desk. at least, nobody said it to us. introducing the business smart inkjet all-in-one series from brother. easy to use,

it's a learning curve for anybody. figuring out when somebody is true and figuring out when they are reliable in the weird case where a reliable source of yours goes and deliberately lies. that's difficult to fix in me medium. >> buzz feed also partnering with the new york times. >> we did video around the connections trying to pull online video and twitter conversations together. >> and where do you see that progressing to? >> i think there's a lot of opportunities for these traditional companies to -- and a lot of them are very aggressively like you guys, like the times, leapfrogging into these. in a weird way, nobody has an advantage. it's so new right now that like anyone can jump in. >> ben smith, thank you for your perspective. >> that's all for our conversation today. you can follow it all week long at meetthepress.nbc.com. >>> stay tuned for president obama's weekly address after this short break.

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i have officially renamed it the fiscal curve on the show.nd by the way, we're soliciting the audience to have new designs for fiscal off the curve buttons here and we'll have that as soon as our artists and audience come up with. it happens quite frad you'lly, a little slope, and when we go off it, which i expect we will in the first week of january. nothing big will happen if the first month and it gives the congress plenty of time to rush a solution into place, which i think is the only way that we'll actually make sense to get the democrats the solution they need. >> i think that's right. i think the contours of a deal are out there. now that the republicans are acknowledging that math equals math, which i think, again, the election helped to prove, we're able to have a grownup conversation about these things. look, while they won't say publicly, they all said the political reality is that john boehner is not in the same position to negotiate with the president that he was before. he lost seats. the president won a second term, and the ce

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. >> headi ining around a curve, doesn't quite make the curve, head-on into a tree. he does not continue the race. this race actually happened in august of this year, but block tv uploaded this video because they had an interview with the driver. >> came out. it was gone -- a few times and just had to hold on and the car just went straight through. >> sounds better with an australian accent he sounds jolly good even though he just had an accident with the tree. >> his wife is the narvigator. >> you think they'll get in a fight, who wrecked the car? who's fault it was? >> inside the number 36 car driven by david heaton. >> he re we are inside. watch this. >> oh, boy. >> they spin out. in fact, go a little bit airborne. the car ends up rolling into the field, and, again, engine block tv was there, and they talked to the guys, not a scratch on them after the wreck happened. >> what was the ride like? >> it was sweet. >> an awesome ride. >> good answer. >> it was going good until we crashed, sir. >> and australians are talking about this, because they do seem just happy

we trade much deeper curve. as a matter of fact, the marketplace has given us an indication, december of 2013, roughly, about $90 today. you go out to december of 20$20 that's about $86. there is a deep discount in the back end of that curve. >> that's my point. i mean, you're the expert on this, i'm not. i'm just a guy that likes to pay less for gasoline. if we get that much more supply -- if we become the number one producer of crude oil in the world, and we're less reliant on exporting, you know, or importing this stuff, why wouldn't our prices go down that much more? you know, $2? you say the futures are going out two years and see a $2 price differential. wouldn't it be much more than that? >> well, what you -- i'll tell you, bill, where you can really see how this has already been priced into the market is something that's already occurred. if you look at the differentials between the domestic crude oil, the wti market and the brent market, for instance, you'll see a drastic difference. if you go back just

progressive democrats are talking ought more, want to go over the cliff -- >> the curve. >> the curve know, the mole hill. and put pressure on the republicans. i do think the fundamental dynamic hasn't changed and that is, can boehner bring any votes to the table? if 20 -- if 20 or so tea party republicans rebel against him, he doesn't win the speakership vote on january 3rd. i don't though how you get around that because i still think even if the last election there are at least 20 or so crazies or whatever you want to call them extremists, die hards in the house republican tea party caucus. >> and they're still there. >> they're still there. >> he has compared -- herding frogs in a wheel barrow. >> he should be so lucky. >> the republicans primaries produced a nominee who's most -- whose most memorable comments about immigration included this -- >> you don't deport port them, how do you send them home. >> the answer is self-deportati self-deportation, people decide they can do better going home because they can't find work here because they don't have legal documentation to allow th

it's a fiscal curve.ean, there's a manufactured crisis here that could endanger not enhance our economic security. >> even if you do around a curve too fast you lose control. >> i think the american people are concerned about too fast. >> the markets are. >> the markets are concerned about too fast. progressives may not be concerned about too fast, which is fine for progressives, the rest of us are concerned about deficits because that's a bill we're passing to future generations and the way that congress approaches this problem does matter. if we want to call it a cliff that's the appropriate reality. >> but look at it this way, it's not like progressives the rest of us in the real woerlds. the people in the real world are being spoken for by progressives because those people are the ones that have to pay the biggest debt here. how are you talking about giving multimillion ariannas cut when talking about people making $24,000 for family of four who can barely reach the poverty level are enduring entitlem

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you have the wild west and the key is to find that top of the bell curve sweet spot where his balance. host: the image of the financial-services sector has taken a drubbing in public opinion. is it a matter of time and continuing business that will reset the opinion polls in the -- from the american public? do you see yourself acting in some way as an aggregate that could help refrain public opinion. you don't just = =." >> guest: you don't just get trust, you have to earn it. the way that they will continue to rebuild the reputation is to earn it and you do that by following the rules and doing things that are viewed as valuable and helpful and trustworthy. so many of our members do that. there is still lot of bad publicity around things that happened five or six years ago. our goal and our members sincerely want to do this is to reestablish the reputation of the industry by hurting it and that means you have to do things that are helpful and not harmful to your customers and consumers and the economy more broadly. that is a more generalized overstatement. these are important institu

this is about the bottom of the curve, sort of a reverse bell curve. if you go back to 1994, a 40- year-old male who bought a 20- year level term contract, $500,000, perfect health, nonsmoker, would have paid about $1,000 in 1994. today there are still 10 companies under $400, and right now there are still companies at the bottom, i mean the historical low. but, what we are seeing is a lot of those carriers that were under $400 a few months ago are now over $400 and they are raising their prices gradually. again, this is all for new issues. if you bought a policy, and you locked in let's say a 3.75 rate for 20 years, you are set. > > all right, i am shopping around. how do i valuate it? is this a commodity, life- insurance? is it all about the price? > > on term insurance, a lot of consumers look at it as a commodity. there are some differences in quality, and there are differences in features. for instance, convertibility and some other features are important to consumers. but by and large, when consumers call us, they are looking for the best price o

the i'm waiting for another curve ball. >>reporter: dr. chu team working on developing new tows diagnose lyme disease. >> critical work. >> we heard of diet soda but new pepsi drink claims it can reduce fat level in your body. pepsi special set to hit the market tomorrow in japan. it is soda infused with the same fiber found in many popular supplements sold here in the u.s, decks train. japan has a taste for unique soda. past flavor include yogurt strawberry and milk and cucumber. >>> 7 michael is telling us that savvy shop remembers finding treasures in the last place you might think to look. it's the top trending video on 7 fuss.com. san francisco goodwill stores collect a lot of clothing. some of it high end fashion too. it gets sold on the goodwill web site but some get sent to special goodwill store. cashmere try the store on i have beening street. boutique in san anselmo called george and willow. >> target ago specific customer. 18 to 34-year-old woman who is mr. interested in the fashion look as opposed to the brand. >> we have a li

the i'm waiting for another curve ball. >>reporter: dr.rking on developing new tows diagnose lyme disease. >> critical work. >> we heard of diet soda but new pepsi drink claims it can reduce fat level in your body. pepsi special set to hit the market tomorrow in japan. it is soda infused with the same fiber found in many popular supplements sold here in the u.s, decks train. japan has a taste for unique soda. past flavor include yogurt strawberry and milk and cucumber. >>> 7 michael is telling us that savvy shop remembers finding treasures in the last place you might think to look. it's the top trending video on 7 fuss.com. san francisco goodwill stores collect a lot of clothing. some of it high end fashion too. it gets sold on the goodwill web site but some get sent to special goodwill store. cashmere try the store on i have beening street. boutique in san anselmo called george and willow. >> target ago specific customer. 18 to 34-year-old woman who is mr. interested in the fashion look as opposed to the brand. >> we have a list of all go

the learning curve issues are really the hard ones for most people. most seniors and don't have a tool box of strategies for dealing with technology. we were more able to figure things out. i may not know where the downloads folder is, but i know it exists. i might have trouble finding it, but i know it is there. for someone that doesn't speak technology as well as i do, they don't know how to look for it. if you are someone i have an analogy for you. how many people here can drive? you will be happy to know i do not. for all of you who drive, have you rented cars? when you rent a car, you get into a car you are unfamiliar with. how did you drive it? you do not know where everything is. you do not know where the high beam indicator is or where the turn signals are or any of those kind of things, but you know they are there. you have the language to drive that car because you know what to look for. you know every car has turn signals, so you are going to look for it. when my parents bought their first car that had a locking gas cap, it had a door over

. >> isn't there a learning curve, now you have the new law in place, you have to get that to the teachers, you have to get that to law enforcement, everybody has to know about it. >> there's quite a few things in the community that are already happening. if you can bring everyone together, you know, it's almost like with teachers and we used to call it in servicing, a lot of people think you wouldn't want to go to an in service. teachers are always hungry for stuff. i believe in the law enforcement community and the other convenient tues we're talking about, they are already there. they got the itch. with some leadership from the community or a faith organization or a parent i think it will actualize. >> the sunnyvale safety and police department have been really spectacular and have spearheaded this with officer holly lawrence. she has the program, it's in place, we call it train the trainer where we train other police officers to take it back to their counties. it's a spectacular program and is available now. >> so we don't have to wait. >> a good thing about the digital age is we're go

we are getting flooding reports on 101 through hospital curving and fender-benders, as well. chp is busy this morning. much more "timesaver traffic" coming up. >>> it is a tale of two cities, habit. the view from brooklyn shows lower manhattan still in the dark there on the left because of sandy. but uptown the lights are on. that's all part of the city that's getting back to normal including some of the subway service this morning slowly but surely things getting better there. >>> it's been years since a death row inmate has been executed in california but a new poll suggests state voters want to keep the death penalty. the cbs 5 surveyusa poll shows 51% oppose proposition 34. the measure would end the death penalty in california making the maximum punishment life in prison without parole. 41% said they are in favor of prop 34. >>> the poll also shows the tide has turned against prop 37 which would make companies label processed food with genetically modified organisms. 51% oppose it, 40% in support. the same poll in september showed prop 41 was leading. >>> some close state

the curves at theriot lindo making it a tougher drive. further south now.by the toll plaza. the westbound direction, you do see a good deal of folks gathering. a lot of affects from that wind coming across the bridge. just off the screen, you see that. talking about the high winds across the san mateo bridge. a drier calm right now. the bay bridge, we end with this shot of the incline. smooth. we had the metering light on. back to you. >> time now is 6:59. a final check of the day's top stories. clouds of tear gas hanging over the square today in cairo as protesters clashed with riot police. more than 200,000 people have crowded into the square upset by president morsi's decree that grant him more power. morsi says he will scale back some of the changes. >> and the clock is ticking as the white house democrats and republicans try and work out an agreement and avoid that fiscal cliff. democrats split on whether to cut programs like medicaid and medicare while republicans signal they may agree to higher taxes for the wealthy. >>> half a billion. powerball fev

to san francisco unified because they have been very, very on top of this issue, way ahead of the curve. >> thank you, gentlemen, so much. (applause). >> just a couple of comments. we're not going to take a big official break. if people need to get up individually, please do so. we have one more panel then we will take a break, a lunch break, lunch will be served at the table and you will have time at that point to chat with people and to take a break. before we move to the next panel, if i could have your attention, please, i just want to acknowledge some of the people in the room today are our law enforcement partners. and some of them

sense of this law is that this is very much a starting point that we may be just a little behind the curve the scotch want to hear you know a general. two generations ago when they went with a single payer health care system and then the other states across the other provinces across canada so they wouldn't be too. is curious and should be your son so is this a beginning point or is this something that you know twenty years from now is still going to be in place pretty much as it is i think every national reform that we've had in this country of any kind whether a civil right or a program has had to be protected and is still being perfect but so this is a first step but it's an extraordinary first step and it puts the makes implementation such a priority in the next twenty four months all of these things come on line people get insurance people get subsidies and so that's why it's so important for governors to stand down from their politics and stop being partisan about this law is the law of the land and we all need to come together to make it a reality for everyone look here and speaking

to san francisco unified because they have been very, very on top of this issue, way ahead of the curve. >> thank you, gentlemen, so much. (applause). >> just a couple of comments. we're not going to take a big official break. if people need to get up individually, please do so. we have one more panel then we will take a break, a lunch break, lunch will be served at the table and you will have time at that point to chat with people and to take a break. before we move to the next panel, if i could have your attention, please, i just want to acknowledge some of the people in the room today are our law enforcement partners. and some of them have come almost directly from a funeral yesterday of a fallen hero, kenyon youngstrom, of the california hunters point. i want to eepblg the loss of one of our heroes on the california hunters point, kenyon youngstrom, who protect us and keep us safe every day. we acknowledge you and know you are heroes and we are very, very sorry for the loss of officer youngstrom. our third panel is called prevention and community engagement, promising approaches to

it will get some energy and curve back up along the coast by wednesday. so tomorrow for election day around here, we should be fine. lots of sunshine with some cool temperatures by wednesday and thursday, we'll be dealing with this coastal low that will bring us wind and rain by midday wednesday and unfortunately, bring some heavy rain to parts of the country that don't need it including new jersey and new york. looking fine this afternoon after a cloudy start. plenty of afternoon sun and again, watch that coastal storm t will do the big curve here and start to work up the coast by tomorrow night and during the day on wednesday. we'll get rain showers around here by we had afternoon. could be a% of heavy rain particularly east of the city wednesday night and early thursday. that will push out to sea by the end of week. today, morning clouds, afternoon sun, 51 your daytime high. winds north and west at five to 10. our average daytime high should be in the 60s. cold tonight, 35 the overnight low. clear skies, cold conditions. here is your seven-day forecast