our demand curve is here. our supply curve is here. price of the product will be determined where these two curves intersect. at $9,000 per home, the quantity of homes supplied and demanded will be equal. let's show how these curves clarifies the levittown story. we said there was a great demand for housing as the veterans returned. that is too imprecise. we mean to say that there was a great demand for inexpensive housing. the effective demand for housing depends on housing prices. this is what our diagram says in the simplest way. the dd curve slopes downward to the southeast. at a high price, very few houses are demanded. only at a low price is the effective demand high. in a market economy, demand, and supply, too, depend on price. these curves are the simplest possible expression of that important principle. steel is synonymous with strength. a thousand blast furnaces across america forged ribbons of steel into victory in war. for 75 years, u.s. steel producers had the steel market to themselves. they ran the big, so-called integr

we live in a world that's curved. we know it's curved because if you put a laser one meter off the ground and you fired the laser beam out over the desert like the mojave desert in california, perfectly flat for miles and miles and miles. if you fired that laser beam, you'd find out the laser beam over here, it looks like to people it's pointing up. but it's not pointing up here. it's just that the earth is curving under. let me give you a fact that a geography teacher can tell you about. if you go out 8 kilometers, that's 8,000 meters this way, you'll find out there is a five meter vertical drop. you will be 5 meters higher than you were over here. we live in a world that for every 8 kilometers you go out, tangent-wise, there's a 5 meter drop. that's all i'm saying. but that 5 meters turns out to be interesting, because we've learned something about 5 meters, gang, haven't we? what have we learned about 5 meters? let's suppose we take this laser, throw it away and we put a cannon, a cannon, newton's cannon. we'll put

there's a production possibilities curve for guns and butter much like our curve for alaskan wildernessno one said we had to be on the curve. during most of the 1930s, we were operating way inside the curve. because of massive unemployment, we weren't exploiting our production possibilities. had all our workers had jobs and all our factories been producing at capacity, we'd have had much more civilian goods. but we were back here. when the war effort got serious, when everybody was working and our factories were running to capacity, we could increase our gun production and still have more civilian goods. we did even better than that. because we developed new technologies of production and everybody was working overtime, we managed to shift the curve outward. this enabled us to increase both military and civilian production. economics is fundamentally concerned with scarcity, limits. but we don't always produce to our limits. those limits can and do change over time. when i first went there, they fanned the frames out with a cardboard fan. we had to stay there. they'd say, "don't let tha

but can you--it's gonna kind of curve, isn't it, gang? it's gonna curve. and, you know, that curve wasn't understood for a long time. and when that curve was understood, it was kind of exciting. and let's talk about that. we can kind of show that up here. it's all on your book. and suppose i roll the ball, the ball is rolling at constant velocity. i got it going somehow, but once it's rolling, it's rolling. and let's suppose there's no gravity at all, none. and what's gonna happen? the ball is gonna just keep rolling like that. and if i have an arrow representing the speed at every time, it might be something like this. and you know why that speed stays the same? it has to do with the idea we call inertia. when something is moving, it's gonna keep on moving unless something messes with it. and so that when that rolls off, if there's nothing pushing it this way, then it would just keep going at the same speed. like when this ball is rolling along and now i push it. when i push it, it gains speed. but if i don't push it, it will just keep rolling steady, ste

samsung and lg unveiled curved tvs that can curve on demand.gular flat screen tv until you hit a button on the remote control activating the tv to band into a curved shape. this way you can choose how to view the tv. early reports suggest sports and movies are better to watch in the curved position. 4 k or uht is the next generation of picture quality featuring four times amount of pictures, so the quality of the image on the nexgen tvs will be out of this world, super detailed, perfect colors and everything looking sharp and perfect. these are on the market and are expensive just like hd tvs when they first came out. they cost four-$6000 on average. >>> kron4 will show you all the fun tech gadgets and products from this years consumer electronics show. we will feature the top 20 new high-tech gadgets, the key has been in vegas at ces. her special airs friday night january 24 at 9:00 p.m. right after kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. >>> if you use google plus you could soon be getting more e- mails from strangers. google announced a new feature that all

people talk a lot about curved technology. is big and curved better?hat is the benefit from all that? , we think 2014 -- >> we think 2014 is going to be the year for high definition tv. on top of that, curved is coming. we see it offering a lot of consumer benefits. it is easier to see is a group to watch the whole tv experience. 80% of consumers say they preferred curved tv experience. >> the difference between -- in the past people have purchased tvs that are .lower how does that affect overall strategy? >> it used to be the lifecycle of tv purchases. now we have seen a cascading of tvs. the number of tvs are going steadily up. there is still a lot of adoption. we think as long as we are still innovating, as long as there are benefits to consumers and term of picture quality and experience of a smart tv. -- of the smart tv, then the market will continue to grow. >> have you found any problems with samsung device owners? is it that much easier to get them into your world? them a very much. -- >> very much. they're finding a lot of traction in the sams

stacked up heading toward the berkeley curve off of the bridge. i saw a couple sets of flashing lights. we'll look at view from the toll plaza. over on the right side we saw flashing lights heading away from the bridge. we may see movement in a couple of minutes. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," milpitas police investigating the city's first homicide of the year. what they're telling us about the suspect's getaway car. >>> the hunt continues for a serial arsonist in the south bay. new department taking over the investigation. we'll have the latest details coming up. >>> a pleasant surprise for 49ers fans. what the team is now saying about parking after coming up thousands of spaces short just a few weeks ago. >>> you want to dress in layers today. temperatures to start are relatively mild. 52 in san francisco. 48 degrees in the east bay. we're on our way to close to 80 degrees later on. i'll let you know if your city might break a record. >>> despite a light commute, it's 5:00, we have folks stacking up toward the berkeley curve. who's affec

the other 15 minute tv curve tv. it curves the edges of a tv makes for better viewing. i think they're starting to run out of features. where rebel attack was a huge this year. everyone had something to show off for a high-tech fitness band. here's just one unique example. the june bracelet. total sun exposure and absorbed by the users can throughout the day. the bracelet advises women how to maintain beautiful skin. and not all tech formulary east new risk our was unveiled capable of speeds over 150 mi. an hour. it will be one of the cars that n the new f i a championship and toyota made a big splash in hits the market in 2015. the car gives off a no remission just water vapor and travels 300 mi. on one field. oscar gave a slate kron 4 news. comeback time now is 443. the buber driver suspected of vehicular manslaughter in the death of a six year-old girl reportedly had a prior conviction of reckless driving back in 2004. the incident happened in san francisco's tenderloin area on new year's eve. syed muzzafar allegedly killed sophia--sofia liu at polk and ellis street

you call that the gatsby curve running up against the laffer curve which is about growth. expand on that for us. >> the president has been saying not only has income and equality at the high end, the 1% versus the 99%. not only has that gotten worse, we should care because it's hurting social mobility. there is a linkage between the two. we saw there is no linkage between the two. not only has economic mobility not gotten worse as the 1% got richer but there is no link between the two. there is a link apparently with family family structure and the quality of the neighborhood. not progressive taxes. the core of the obama economic message just collapsed. >> let me come back to this. if the mayor bill de blasio and senator elizabeth warren believe people getting wealthy hurt people. you heard larry somers say that's not the case. you heard jimmy run down the results of the report. the question is will the white house listen to this report and go for growth instead of punishing success? will they read this report? >> i suspect the white house will read the report and go for g

samsung new curve tv.s very crowded booth caught at the samsung curve ultrahigh definition tv. one of the most crowded booths. check it out, here are some of these on the wall to give you a better sense of how they are curved. they are ultra high definition. 4k. 4000 pixels. let's find out more about that and what happened with michael bay in a first on fox business interview. president of samsung america. what happened with michael bay? >> live television, you know what it is all about. he took the high road afterwards and very standup approach, we look forward to partnering with him more. liz: i'm glad he didn't blame you guys. how will your movies show on one of these curved ultra high definition televisions, which look absolutely gorgeous, what is different about them and the samsung i bought that was so cool, 48 inches? >> it starts with 4k, the ultrahigh death. four times the resolution of the television you have there. you bring in a curved design to it, it gives you a much more immersive experience

if you look at the yield curve, the yield curve is very steep.storically, bear markets have happened or nasty selloffs have happened when the yield curve moves. >> when the s&p does very well in the year, 25% is one way of defining it, you can find every year afterwards, it is also done well. there is an historic precedent for it to continue to move up. you are calling it the year of the bowl. it is the year of the horse, coming up. is this a temporary pullback? >> that is our view anyway. if you look at the qa tapering, although the fed has started reducing their asset purchases, they are still increasing the size of their balance sheet. they are still purchasing assets. when you have monetary tightening, liquidity leaves the system. for now, liquidity is still being injected into the system at a good pace. at some point in the future, the rates will go up. then you'll have the yield curve inversion. then you'll you will get the bear market. >> whenever you get this sort of volatility, you have these current account deficit countries like indone

you have to stay ahead of the curve.ividualas an producer, actor, artist, how do you stay ahead of that curve? >> i think by not stopping. literally by continuing to go after material you want, and to me the biggest thing is to be a , someone who makes their own material and finds the things exciting to them, and then you have to go out and find people who still have that maverick ideology where they are willing to take a risk, and you have to hedge those bets by putting people in certain seats they need to feel comfortable about, and you have to be smart about how you put those pieces of your business together, and that's just the way it is. unless you bump into some huge, deep pocketed whale who doesn't care about money -- they are out there. everybody is like my hey, want to play with me? you got to find the right one. then you are good. >> there are other projects you are working on that i want to talk about. i ask every time i see you -- what is up with miles? how is the miles project coming along? >> it is coming a

. >>> despite a light commute, it's 5:00, we have folks stacking up toward the berkeley curve. who's affected and who has a solution, coming up. >>> look at san francisco which is, as christina pointed out, above temperature wise, above its day long high. it's warmer now than it should have been at any time today. >> crazy. >> wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay." >>> very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. >>> new this morning milpitas police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. officers responded to reports of shots fired at executive inn hotel on dempsey road. that's near 680, this happened 10:30 last night. bob redell joins us live by the scene with new details in the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here we are several hours after the homicide here in milpitas. you can see police are still out here processing the scene at the executive inn. the coroner hasn't arrived to do their part of the investigation. no arrests, no description of the person who

activating the tv to the at and to a curved shape.his is how you can view your tv for sports or movies which are better to watch with the curved position versus the flat model for movies. >> reporter: quality of the image would be out of this world with super details and perfect colors with everything and the patrick looking sharp at perfect. this is on the market now and expensive to us like the a's beat the tv's when they first came out >> reporter: walk onto kron4 that come gabe slate kron 4 news. >> one of the most thrilling times that i have had in my life to reach out and touch santana again. >> pam: mark this malone as he reveals what his future now holds. consumer warning of what you need to know about. some weight-loss companies and why they are cracking down! developing now at 8:30-- the flu virus a growing concern in the bay area. as the epidemic turns deadly. health officials say. two people in marin county have died. during sleep train's huge year efor a limited time,dels save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the

capabilities and applied those capabilities that went beyond the guidelines or the left and right curves if you will that the president and the congress expected and were briefed on. and that's why i think that the white house review and the congressional review are so important and if the program did go beyond those guidelines, did go beyond those limits, to get it back within those limits and if, in fact, there were people who knowingly went beyond what the president had approved, that they be held accountable. >> how much damage do you think these revelations have done?

a curved samsung hd tv.fferent about this. >> curves are in. >> good. >> it's huge, 105 inches, 4k ultrahd, four times higherer resolution than the hg tv you have. the curve, by the way, is so it looks better. you have reflections hitting all over the place. a curve gives you a better image. prohibitively expensive, around $70,000. they are thin and gorgeous. >> look forward to the price coming down on that. what about uv bracelet that tells you you have too much sun coming your way. >> uv lights app, check whether you have too much sun exposure but it doesn't look horrible. >> i know you have gadgets you physically have with you, a wall clock and baggage check, what's new about them. >> this is the first e-based wall clock, runs for a year on this tiny battery. it is live, working right now, about four pounds. kind of versatile, also do luggage tag programmable and work with the airline. >> all right. very cool. lance, thank you so much. >> i do like the clock. >> the clock is your favorite, the producer, t

we recommend shortening duration and moving into the less sensitive front end of the curve. ,e do think these front ends the markets of overshot somewhat.

endangering themselves and elder people to mount from the street into the curve. the police can see these things and they need enforce it. when i was a child, the children had to have a license for a bicycle. and they need enforce a license to be on there so it can be on the red light camera and require testing. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon or evening. my name is bill gandy and i have a few notes about some stuff. i'm glad the police department is treating this seriously because this is a crime and as such it's like a crime scene. people are having trouble. i myself haven't been hit luckily but have so many encounters that it's crazy so i can see it's a problem. we need a change of attitude. i was a motorcycle guy driving crazy, the one thing that really shaped me up was a little bit of grounding and punitive damage by my parents so they stopped and said you're not going to be a fatality. we're going to put a hold on it and that's what these people are doing. they say terrible things so we need to put a stop to it. i'm the saf

. >> we do have a learning curve when it comes to thc on driving. there are political studies that suggest guidelines for standards. that's what we looked at when we established a per se standard for active thc. when i say active thc, there is the active thc that causes impairment, and the enactive metabolized that will show up in workplace tests for example. our workplace does not apply to the inactive standard but only to the active standard. >> now in the case of alcohol, it's been said, well, my whole life i guess, that it effects different people in different ways, different weights, different body types, different personal chemistry, is that the case with smoking marijuana? do we even know, or do we have to have a blanket ban to capture all those variations? >> i think when it comes to driving policy, really what we've decided with per se standards both in the context of marijuana use as well as with alcohol is that the risks that we take when we impair ourselves with any substance and get behind a two-ton piece of metal on our public highways

at the berkeley curve you approach the bay bridge. a stall reported at 8 where it merges but no lanes blocked. northbound 880 before you get toward that san mateo bridge at industrial mark, a car, sounds like a crash and maybe a car in the center divide. slowing shows northbound. the southbound side for the commute out of hayward into union city. down into the south bay northbound 101 looks like this. volume pretty good. we'll show you the spots where we see the south bay coming up. >> we'll check back. thank you. it's 6:09. the two men accused of beating paramedic bryan stow outside of dodgers stadium are due back in koufrmt marvin norwood and louis sanchez will hear the evidence against them. good morning. >> reporter: correct, good morning to you. bryan stow who used to patrol these streets here as a paramedic for the amr ambulance company is back at home, he has been there for several months now recovering from this brutal attack at dodger stadium that took place almost three years ago, an attack that left him permanently disabled

as the morning commute starts to build you could see more traffic eastbound 80 at the berkeley curve. in danville and northbound 680 to sycamore valley the lanes are blocked until 6:00. we have work being done on the side of the road as you make the curve from pleasant hill to walnut creek the traffic is easing to the 24 junk. >>> san francisco is joining with new york in a monster battle over energy drinks. the city official and his new york counterpart are investigating there monster beverage is marketing the highly caffeinated drink to children. a federal judge tossed out a lawsuit filed by the southern california energy drink maker to stop the investigation. the federal government is looking into reports of five deaths possibly linked. monster say the products are safe. >>> looking for a new motorcycle in there is one for sale but you have to go to vatican city. pope francis added his signature to his harley and put it up for auction in paris next month with pres to the catholic church. the pope was given this as a gift, and he is auctioning off the leather motorcycle jacket. he d

. >> we do have a learning curve here when it comes to the impact of thc on driving.e some preliminary studies that suggest some guidelines for standards and those were the studies we looked at when we established a per se standard for active thc. when i talk about active thc it's important for a lot of people to understand that there is active thc that causes impairment and separately the inactive metabolize that shows up in workplace tests for example. our drug standard in washington does not apply to that inactive standard but only to the active standard. >> reporter: now, in the case of alcohol, it's been said, well, my whole life i guess that it effects different people in different ways, different weights, different body types, different personal chemistry. is that the case with smoking marijuana, do we even know or do we have to have kind of a blanket ban just to capture all those variations? >> i think what -- when it comes to driving policy really what we decided with per se standards both in the context of marijuana use as well as with alcohol is that the ri

some are curved, some just flat.the curved ultra hd tvs, the thinking, it makes the experience more immersive when looking at the picture. it feels like it's wrapping around you a little bit more. of course, the tv needs to be 100 inches to feel like it's wrapped around you. >> yeah. oh, boy. go ahead. >> reporter: the interesting thing, though, with the ultra hdtv is the networks haven't all quite caught up to being hd. for us to just expect them to jump ahead to ultra hd, that's still five or six years down the road, i think, at best. >> i bet they have really big price tags on them. huh? >> reporter: they do. over the holidays we saw a couple nameless brands going for under $2,500. i anticipate these to be in the $5,000 to $1,00,000 range. >> you are kidding me. that is some couch potato that has to have that. >> reporter: an ultra high definition couch potato if you have one of those tvs. >> cool stuff. then, something else your list. >> reporter: this is cool. vie one here with me. it's called phone soap. it was

sure you talk about a learning curve you know and there clearly is none and the irony is the u.s. wants to be this great global empire but this eight hundred pound gorilla but isn't it funny that it's being led by the nose by its so-called allies you have you have israel and saudi arabia forcing it forcing its hand in the middle east you have france telling it it's got to attack libya and it's got to help them out in mali you know the reality is the u.s. government cannot get foreign policy right they can you know i'm reading this great stephen kinzer did a great book on the dulles brothers and i just finished reading it and you go back to the fifty's it was the same thing every one of the cia's covert operations produce unintended consequences the whole history of u.s. covert and overt foreign policy has been a disaster we can't get it right which is one of the reasons we should stop trying to run the world ok the third if i go back to tell of eve you know on the third question i asked in the introduction was who benefits from all of this activity can you list the name of people

real women have curves. watch the movie. >> you have to feel good in your own skin. >> do you have a brand new baby? finding time to go to the gym, next to impossible. so these folks have figured out how to incorporate babies into the work-out routine. the first lady seems to be a professional z s professional. she is in crazy shape. mom is georgina in norway. she has posted a few different workouts. >> all you need is a baby. this is little socrates, he weighs 17 pounds. a considerable amount. >> some of these movements are movements you are trying to do to cheer up the baby anyway. >> mom says she gained about 44 pounds during the course of her pregnancy. this was the way she figured how to get the majority of that weight off and spend quality time with her baby. >> it is not just moms doing work-outs with babies. dads are getting into them too. this dad is channeling his best inner arnold swaz nager. >> welcome to my new biceps video. you use your own body weight against your own body weight and curves. >

it was trying to show how with 105 inch curved screen is old for high definition. you can change the surface of the screen from flat to curved with a touch of a button. ok, there are the actual details. samsung was trying to put its best foot forward. it just posted its first profit decline in nine quarters. new apple iphones and cheaper devices in china have been eating into sales. blackberry 10 remember them? there trying to put their best foot forward at ces. good luck with that. the company under new leadership is trying to get back to its roots. >> i think there are enough -- in a market. i will not confirm or deny. i personally love the keyboards. you will look to blackberry going forward to the boards -- keyboards, i would not use the word exclusively, but predominantly. the new chief -- of blackberry john chen speaking with jon erlichman. they're going back to the that blackberry loyalists love to much. >> ron is a very creative guy. what impressed me about him -- he could take a phone, you touch a phone. he will look at a phone 30 yards or 40 yards and he

here or is there anyone anywhere learning curve at all. well it depends on who's learning what. first of all in terms of obligations by by the united states to the iraqi people if we could we should go back to the fifty's and undo the damage that was done to the developing a society then when we manipulated events so that the bath is ended up in power because they were afraid communists of socialist would end up in power so you had with the ba'ath this trend over time still the development of a civil society a secular society a material base for you know a decent economy and then the united states decided to involve iraq in its project to undo the iranian revolution and so it had iraq go to war with iran and the iraqi people suffered there again when that was over they weren't satisfied there was a fabrication of babies being murdered in a nursery and a bunch of other things and apparently saddam hussein exerted more influence than washington had ceded to him in you know any kind of a grant occupied kuwait and that became a reason to go to

and with ability to go from flat screen to curved. cnet's sumo doss has a look. >> reporter: in las vegas new televisions are bending the rules. those samsung and lg unveiled shape shifting concepts that switch tv screens from flat to curved with a remote control. >> having a -- display that is flexible. it is powered by a motor that enables you to control and create that curvature on the television. >> reporter: there are plenty of products for anyone who wants to throw their tv watching for a curve. >> the wider field of view and panoramic effect drews viewers in, the tv seems even bigger than it is. >> reporter: it looks distorted to me. >> reporter: another trend televisions that pack more pick els. >> i can't stop talking about 4 k. i tell everyone it's like looking out a window. >> reporter: companies boasted displays with ultrahigh definition and 4 k technology but don't let the tech jargon confuse you. >> they both refer to televisions with much higher resolution than 480 p television. the flip side of the cone is that you rea

we don't have a dramatic slowdown not until the berkeley curve.mooth out of the caldecott tunnel to the maze north 880, 580 all move smooth smoothly. from the maze into the toll plaza, the backup because of the earlier crash which has been cleared from the upper deck or from the westbound to treasure island. smooth drive north from 92 up to the third. the zone slow there may be flares through the area. a little slowing north into millbrae. along the peninsulaing other than that t south bay not a problem. the tri-valley need. there you go, not a problem, a quick look at fremont, guys. a smooth flow for 880. >> thanks, mike. it appears a seinfeld reunion may be in the works. >> during an interview yesterday jerry seinfeld confirmed something involving the other seinfeld cast members has been filled. he calls it a shortish project and likely a one and done deal that could be coming soon. >> 6:21. toyota dealers stop selling six car models, ahead in a hive report. ♪ too big. ♪ too soft. too small. ♪ mmm! ♪ too happy. ♪ [ male announcer ] at progresso,

elegy unveiled curved cds that can curve on demand. reg'lar flat screen tv until you hit the button on the remote control activating the tv to bends into a curve shape. this is taken fewer to the early part reports say that tv shows and movies are at it more easily to be viewed. four k or you edge the is the next generation of picture quality. featuring four times a month pixels. extremities well beyond this world super detailed perfect colors. everything in the picture looking sharp and perfect. these are on the market now but they are excessive. the cost of force to $6,000 average. to see more of the new technologies and gadgets coming out of the next year's log on to our website. >> : >> : 6:00 flew in the bay area spreading fast and in the last half-hour see what we just learned of another bay area person who died from the flu. and this 28 year- old is missing for yahoo employee who was last seen nine days ago. >> : coming up next at 6:00. >> : anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles

shakira says she's married to a guy who loves her curves. doesn't care what the fashion industry says. she happens to have a husband who says this. now here is shakira quoted. she says, my man, gerard, prefers meat over bone. he doesn't like too skinny. that takes the pressure off. i already have a lot to worry about. what do you think? >> i think she's exactly right. i'm for a man who likes meat on the bone. some of those women are so skinny, they're the poster children for anorexia. who cares. except for the one williams daughter. >> very good looking. >> brian williams -- not juan williams' daughter. >> sorry, juan. >> brian williams' daughter, allison williams, you find adirective? >> yes, i do. very much so. >> greg, what do most men prefer, again, having edited a man's magazine. i am lucky, i date guys who like curves because i'm not a bean pole. >> you know, guys aren't picky. my point with this -- with the shakira thing, she's not fat. i get more bothered when hot pop singers or models talk about how, people don't mind when i gain we

where you'll see the entire curve start to creep up ok as you see a run on treasury bonds now if that were to happen that's when you'd start to realize the dollars in value everybody says oh you should look at gold or silver my vision isn't so much that he she can change into the bond markets because ultimately any kind of hyperinflation that would happen to the dollar would be as an effect of a run on treasury bonds that many people sort of like misunderstand my point i'm not saying that hyperinflation is going to happen and the blue ok what i'm saying is there is going to be a run on treasury bonds whereby foreign bomb pour over foreign holders and he wants pressure bombs start to lose faith as to whether those bombs will be paid because ultimately treasury bonds are a store of value and when those bond holders start to fade and remember outside the united states approximately eight trillion dollars worth of bonds are held at this time now when those holders of those treasury notes and bonds start losing trade and starts. selling those bombs and going into other currencies that's wh

where you'll see the entire curve start to creep up ok as you see a run on treasury bonds now if that were to happen that's when you'd start to realize the dollars in value everybody says oh you should. gold or silver my vision isn't so much that he she can tension to the bond markets because ultimately any kind of hyperinflation that would happen to the dollar would be as an effect of a run on treasury bonds that many people sort of like misunderstand my point i'm not saying that hyperinflation is going to happen out of the blue ok what i'm saying is there is going to be a run on treasury bonds whereby foreign bomb pour over foreign holders of u.s. treasury bonds start to lose faith as to whether those bonds will be repaid because ultimately treasury bonds are a store of value and when those bond holders try to fade and remember outside the united states approximately eight trillion dollars worth of bonds are held at this time now when those holders of those treasury notes and bonds start losing faith and start selling those bombs and going into other currencies that's when you're go

in eastbound 80 at the berkeley curve we had a light pole that was hit and went down in the lanes andis everywhere. flight tires everywhere. we have two lanes blocked until further notice with electrical crews headed out there to see if there are live wires. the sig-alert will be in effect until further notice. eastbound and westbound highway 12 between highway 29 and red top road is reopened and the san jose bridge is moving fine across the peninsula at 12 minutes from hayward. >>> developing news in milpitas, a motel is on lockdown after a man was shot and killed in the parking lot and it happened at the executive inn hotel on dempsey road. ones heard arguing and the sound of four gunshots at 10:30, and the victim is described as in his early to mid-20's. police are not sure if he was a guest or visiting the hotel. matt keller is on the scene. he will have a report next half hour. >>> the san francisco police bomb squad is looking at roars after officers debt natured -- detonated an explosive device and got more then they bargained for. amy hollyfield is near the scene. amy? >> good