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is pouring into ten-year treasuries as a safe haven. trouble, trouble everywhere but treasuries offer a degree of security not found elsewhere, and we ll pay you interest. you don t get that in europe or japan. here s another opinion. surely the federal reserve will now lower interest rates very soon and very sharply. i ve got another reason for the selloff and it s hong kong. it s calm right now but is this the calm before the storm? there are signals that beijing has had enough. things are coming to a head. number one, chinese state media now calls the demonstrators radicals and appears to be whipping up mainland support for a forceful end to the protests. intervention, they say, is inevitable if the situation worsens. two, there is video of chinese troops massing at the border. three, the demonstrators are being told not to move to a different part of the airport. just a few dozen remain. four, the chinese accuse speaker pelosi and senate leader mcconnell of inciting cha
around don t drown. you have no idea how deep that water is. a 3 strong on our storm impact scale. look at the winds up to 60 miles per hour. one inch of rain in the south bay to nearly 6 inches in the coastal mountains. look at fremont and newark right now. honeysuckle drive getting hit with a heavy downpour. that goes all the way into the sunol grade. benicia, unfortunately, you win right now. your rainfall intensity is up to 2.21. almost 2.25 inches per hour. good thing it hangs around for 10 to 15 minutes. localized flooding possible there. here s a look at walnut creek. our heaviest rain is now through noon. it will taper a little bit this afternoon. but the winds will stay strong all day. here s alexis with the commute. good morning, mike. it s not going to be an easy one here today. we r at at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights were on quite early. e on the upper me, deck. that has cleared. boy, it is extra heavy on all the approaches to get to thi
party time in new orleans as the nfc returns to the big easy for the first time in nine years. new england returns to the afc for a shot at the super bowl. those are the top stories on this monday, january 14th. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. happy monday, friends. it s cold out there. it is cold. i was looking at my elbows to make sure i was lotioned up. i call her out. he does. a word that so many in this country just learned, but so many of us know. it s cold. get the lotion out this morning. get the elbows. and knuckles. hundreds of traffic accidents, some fatal, canceled flights. missouri was the hardest hit and many cleared roadways. rob has more. reporter: the storm reaching the east coast from kansas to southern new jersey digging out from a wintry blast. ice and snow making roads treacherous. dozens injured. nearly 200,000 without power across eight states. virginia s governor declaring a state of emergency there. icy cond
the bullet exploded in his face. on april 4, 1960 eight, dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated on the balcony of the room lorraine motel. the national civil rights museum, we visit to learn about his final days and what brought him to memphis. when we study the history of pre-and there is post-april 4, 1968. dr. king had his nonviolent resistance following but after the assassination of malcolm x, you have the formation of the black panthers. leaders calling out for black power to take control of their own neighborhoods and communities. in ideologysplit and philosophy in which was the most effective way to combat civil rights in america. king was overshadowed by these black militants. was not receiving a high approval rating in the black community. the community in some ways turned their back. this was only supposed to be a detour for him, coming to memphis. he was going to lead a march and get to washington, d.c. later that month. and thosenists opposing dr. king s m