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To the him lavi himalayas, g people from a blizzard, at least 40 people are known to have pair i should. There has been violent confrontations between police and protesters in hong kong. Demonstrators using up apri umbs protect they feel shelves from pepper spray and batons. Lets take you live to hong hong. Sarah its calmer now, but early there was a pretty tense stands off. Reporter it certainly was. Some of the most violent clashes that we have seen since this demonstration began about three weeks ago. Police say at its peak last night there were around 9,000 protesters. What start said numb...

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Until recently, the upscale homes of the Redhill Peninsula seemed like an oasis for rich Hong Kongers aspiring to a tranquil lifestyle in an otherwise notoriously cramped metropolis of 7.5 million.

Until recently, the upscale homes of the Redhill Peninsula seemed like an oasis for rich Hong Kongers aspiring to a tranquil lifestyle in an otherwise notoriously cramped metropolis of 7.5 million.

hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has spent his first few months in office focusing on the economy. now he's adding another issue to his agenda. he wants to revise the constitution which marks its 66th anniversary on friday. in particular, abe is eing a redefinition of the country's defense forces. japanese are divided over whether the constitution should be changed at all. nhk world junio yatsumoto explains. >> reporter: prime minister shinzo abe has waited for years to revise japan's constitution. he and his ruling ...