Pro-democracy candidates win big in Hong Kong elections

With a record number of residents coming out to vote in Hong Kong's local elections on Sunday, pro-democracy candidates won more than half of the 452 district council seats. Nearly three million people cast their ballots -- almost double the number of voters who participated in the last election four years ago -- with local media estimating on Monday morning that at least 377 seats were captured by pro-democracy candidates and 52 by pro-establishment candidates. District councils decide on commu...