place. the march always begins in victoria park. according to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. many of them gathering several hours before the start. in september, 2014, the world witnessed the so-called umbrella revolution. named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. not one of their demands were met. the lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. pro-democracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. the annual ceremony to mark hong kong s return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. hong kong s chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. he also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. there has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy
weather center 9. it is pretty. it is. and once we have the clouds with the sunrise, it allows for brighter and prettier colors out there. and we re seeing partly cloudy conditions and we ll get more sunshine as we head into the day today. as you see on the satellite radar, we are pretty socked in and we have a lot of fog this morning too from heron, sumter, marion, sumter, volusia county and northern brevard county. we re dealing with patchy, dense fog. so keep that in mind. and the future fog tracker has it clearing by 10:00 this morning. and then we ll be looking at a partly cloud rest of the day. so make sure that the sun and clouds will make for a day today and tomorrow. but the 40s and 50s and 60s everywhere else and the 70s will rule this afternoon as the warming trend continues into the workweek next week. in about an hour, a lake county teacher accused of having sex with a student in a classroom is expected to face a judge. marshal youngrice and his arrest last
victoria park. according to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. many of them gathering several hours before the start. in september, 2014, the world witnessed the so-called umbrella revolution. named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. not one of their demands were met. the lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. pro-democracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. the annual ceremony to mark hong kong s return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. hong kong s chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. he also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. there has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy or true universal suffrage. in thi
volumes are heavier than average the shanghai composite. the hang seng is up, and h shares up. chinese stocks listed in hong kong, and leading the charge, and shanghai. and southeast asian currency doing right now we had sharp gains last week. this morning, that is when the weakness started to creep back in. together,t everything the dollar index, if i am not mistaken there we go. the dollar index is a little bit lower, a fraction really. this is a function of the majors, not really because of , and the fedan fx funds futures, what are the chances of a fed rate hike? about 40%, and that is a moving target, obviously. don t hang all of your hopes on that one. and stanley fischer, and during the imf, they are keeping these rates, and we are looking at december, of course. moving target. i will be back later on to flesh all of this out for you across markets, across asset classes. back to you. some are going on a series of cost-cutting measures, including cutting jobs. which
victoria park. according to the organizers, 510,000 protesters participated last year. many of them gathering several hours before the start. in september, 2014, the world witnessed the so-called umbrella revolution. named after the way pro democracy marchers used umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas. students and citizens occupied the streets for 79 days, demanding true universal suffrage. not one of their demands were met. the lack of change created a sense of hopelessness. pro-democracy groups disbanded and some residents began resenting activities that disrupted daily life. the annual ceremony to mark hong kong s return to chinese rule was a lavish event. 1200 guests from china and overseas attended. hong kong s chief executive ying was critical of prodemocracy faction and their revised electoral bill. he also reemphasized stronger ties with beijing. there has been no compromise towards citizens seeking genuine democracy or true universal suffrage. in thi