the two met at checkers court, the official country residence. meron has promised to renegotiate the relationship with the eu. chancellor angela merkel was expected to press him on details on the reforms. also on the agenda, counterterrorism and syria. we are joined fine our correspondent in london. great to see you. chancellor angela merkel and cameron met behind closed doors, what came out of the talks? >> it was very much a private meeting. we don't know whether they had some champagne or not, because there is a lot for them to discuss, a lot of pressing issues, syria, refugee crisis, and eu reform, which is a very pressing issue for david cameron. today saw the launch of one of the many anti-eu campaigns here in the uk, with millionaire donors hacking britain leaving the eu and party support. this is a topic where he needs to move forward. it is also expected up to the polish elections that there will be more details on the issues and more closer negotiations. he really needed to give details to the german chancellor, at least this is what the

the central asian nation. >>> officials from japan and south korea are fine tuning plans for the first one-on-one meeting between the top leaders. the two countries' foreign ministers are scheduled to meet at the foreign summit. japanese officials say the foreign ministers will discuss a number of foreign issues that include those relating to people referred to as wartime comfort women. japan says the matter has already been legally settled. south korea has been calling on japan to compromise on the issue. the ministers are likely to discuss the trial of a former seoul bureau chief of the daily, and the reporter has been accused of defaming the president. they are expected to hold talks on the sidelines of a trilateral summit with china. that neating is schedule to take place in seoul november 1st. >>> historical documents created friction between russia and japan. russia has protested uneco's listing of the materials, and now they want moscow to see its side of the issue. russian's foreign ministry said japan's selection of the materials was based on biassed perception of wartime history. the statement expresses doubts that japan is sincerely re

the group's representative for afghanistan spoke to nhk. >> the 77 countries of the creation of this commission be sent a letter by msf officials asking them to support. >> he says the group hasn't got an official response from any of the countries, but it has received informal offers of support. he said in the days before the attack, a hospital staffer had been hit by a stray bullet while on the way home. he said that incident had prompted other staff to stay at the hospital for safety. u.s. president barack obama apologized for the airstrike and pledged to conduct a full investigation. >>> japan's rugby team will be flying home soon after a world cup to remember. they began as underdogs after winning ju one match in seven tournaments. they left as giant-killing fan favorites with a slew of records including one they didn't want, the first team ever to win three matches without making the quarterfinals. nhk world looks back at the performances. >> reporter: japan faced the usa for its swan song. both teams had already been knocked out. but the americans were hoping to grab their first win, and the japanese wanted to go out wit

. >>> china is also developing its diplomacy with members of the association of southeast asian nations. a chinese official says the country will resolve differences on the issue regarding the south china sea through talks with southeast asian nations. officials from china and asean members held two days of talks in the chinese city of chengdu. they discussed the creation of a legally binding code of conduct for the south china sea. >> translator: the matter of the south china sea is just one issue between china and some asean members. >> the vice foreign minister also noted some western media reports have led people to believe there's no peace in the sea but said this is not a fact. the u.s. says under international law the artificial islands cannot be the basis for 12 nautical mile territorial waters. it's considering sending military vessels into the zone. observers say china wants to fend off international criticism and avoid being isolated. >>> people india have taken to the streets. police say a 2 1/2-year-old girl was abducted and raped on friday and found unconscious in a park. police arrested two 17-year-old boys

in the northern afghan province of tahar students fleeing a girl school created a stampede leaving dozens dead. 81 killed and 270 injured across the country. afghan officials are having difficulty gauging the extent of the damage as mobile phones are not getting a signal in most parts of the country. pakistani authorities deployed military forces for rescue operations, and officials there are strulging to determine the level of destruction. mobile phone coverage in some areas remains down. authorities plan to dispatch aircraft to survey the situation. >>> people in turkey head to the polls for a general election scheduled this weekend. they are stepping up efforts to combat islamic state militants and maintain stability in the country. they raided the militant's hide outs in the northeast. seven killed and a dozen others obtained, two security officers killed, and there was a large stockpile of guns and ammunition. they targeted 17 locations in the city. security forces raided terrorist positions in istanbul. authorities blame the islamic state group and other extremists for a double suicide bombing killing more than 100 people in ankara this month. people

the chicago tribune, saudi arabia hajj stampede death toll at least 2,110. saudi officials held a meeting sunday night about the disaster. the country's has not been updated since late last month. the investigation into the cause of the tragedy is still under way. >>> and from nbcnews.come, planned parenthood from the medicaid program. yesterday's move follows the controversy surrounding an undercover video that discussed the sale of fetal tissue. governor greg abbott says the decision shows, quote, unyielding commitment to both protecting life and providing women's health services. >>> in the wake of this month's deadly campus schotting in roseburg, oregon, a new gallup poll finds the percentage of americans in favor of stricter gun laws has risen sharply. it is now 55%. an increase of 8 points from last year. in a speech to be televised on chinese state tv, britain's prince william made a direct appeal to the chinese people to stop bullying illegally traded -- or buying, that is, illegally traded wildlife products like ivory to help protect elephants, rhinos and other animals. >> we have to accept the truth, the consumers are drivin

they've spent six days in atlanta trying to reach a broad agreement on the transpacific partnership. officials of member countries have been making last-minute efforts all night as they try to resolve remaining differences ahead of monday's final ministerial session. japanese government officials say coordinating the agreement has taken more time than they expected. but they say the member countries are making progress. the 12 ministers are expected to hold a news conference after the final ministerial session on monday morning. >> my sense is there is no deal breakers. i don't feel that there is a motive within the group to complete this historic deal. >> the u.s. and australia have agreed on an exclusive rights for biological medicines. their dispute has been one of the biggest hurdles. another gap remains on auto-related matters. but in broad terms, japan, the u.s. and other countries have reached a conssus. >>> asian markets showed some strength following a weak jobs report out of the u.s. last week. tokyo stocks recovered to the 18,000 level for the first time in about two weeks. for the details, we go to ou

the wreckage located in the north sinai peninsula of the country. officials say there were no survivors .. all 224 people aboard died .. all but three of them russian citizens the plane was an airbus a-321 that was 18 years old and was bringing russian vacationers back home on a charter flight .. to st petersburg .. when it disappeared from radar. russian and egyptian authorities will conduct a joint investigation. according to flight radar-24 .. the plane was descending at a rate of 6-thousand feet a minute when its radar signal was lost .. and had slowed dramatically from 400-plus knots down to just 62 knots in the final moments before radar contact was severed. the associated press .. quoting an egyptian aviation official .. said the pilot made a distress call .. reporting a technical problem of some kind .. and announced his intentions to land at the nearest airport. there were some initial hopes of survivors .. and as a result .. nearly 50 ambulances were sent to the crash scene .. but in the end none of them was needed for that purpose. "my child called

bangladesh branch of the militant group claimed responsibility for both shootings, but government officials have not confirmed that islamic state militants are operating in the country. they briefed foreign ambassadors in the country on tuesday. >> translator: we're confident that we can find the suspects and bring them to justice. >> fiesh officials say they'll o protect foreigners in the country. >>> u.s. investigators arrested a top official at the united nations after accepting more than a $1 million in bribes. john ash served as president to the u.n. general assembly, and he was the u.n. ambassador from antigua, and ash is accused of taking $1.3 million in bribes including some from a real estate developer. >> rolex watches, the suits, and a private basketball court, john ash, the 68th president of the u.n. general assembly, sold himself and the global institution he led. >> investigators say ash accepted money to support a proposal to builds a u.n. conference center, and the business people who paid alleged bribes were arrested last month on separate charges. the current president of the general assembly says he's taking the allegations very seriously. >> i ca

ministers from the ten asean nations met in the malaysian capital of kuala lumpur. officials from the host countryevealed they have taken more than 130 people into custody, including some young supporters of the islamic state group. they also shared practices where police and local communities have worked together to protect youth from extremist ideology. >> translator: 85% of those who resort to extremist behavior aren't motivated by religion but other factors. we must involve their families and friends to help reintegrate them into the community. >> reporter: islamic state militants produced a video in indonesia's language. they're aiming to recruit more fighters from the world's most populous muslim countries. more than 500 people from indonesia and malaysia are believed to have joined the militant group. and that wraps up our bulletin. i'm cholaphansa narula here in bangkok. >>> week-long national day holidays have begun in china, and shops and restaurants in japan are welcoming an influx of chinese visitors. tourist numbers from china have been surging, and many of them are now choosing to co

countries like china write the rules of the global economy. he said the tpp will allow the openg of newarkets, t high anrdr precting workers, and prese environment. leaders in beijing haven't commented, but officials from china's commerce ministry urge tpp member countries to take a transparent approach. they expressed concerns that the u.s. might take advantage of the deal to expand its economic influence in the asia-pacific region. countries have two choices under the aany greemt. one sets the protection period eight years or longer with the option date of protection will expire after five years. regulatory requirements will expend the effective protection period to eight years. the focus of talks in the automobile field was the so-called rule of origin. negotiators decided to set the ratio at 55%. japan requested 40%. mexico and canada wanted a higher figure. the u.s. decided to abolish the 2.5% tariffs on japanese auto parts. delegates of member countries spent a long time trying to create a trade packet in the pacific rim. >> the tpp free trade talks began in 2010 including the united states and australia. four more countries joined the talks later bringing the number of members up to 12 by 2

we praise the security officials of our country. the good news is that we did not lose any of our soldiers. the governor reported heavy casualties on the taliban side. more than 100 dead. the city is strewn with corpses that they announced the fight is not over yet. one former commander says he won't stand for it and that he is mustering his own militia. >> i urge the people of afghanistan to cooperate with the security forces and fight the enemy in all parts of the country. we are ready to fight because we believe the people have suffered enough. >> but the pledge is not enough to relieve the fear. hundreds continue to flee the city. >> some of the other stories making headlines around the world. brent: speaking before the u.n. general assembly, they acquired nuclear weapons and they responded to the prime minister who walked away from the negotiating table saying that israel was ready to relaunch talks with the palestinians without preconditions. the defense ministry in burkina faso says the recent short-lived coup leader is now in

the president will make the official announcement today that decision comes as the taliban has made recent gains in the country and military officials have requested more support to push them back. the president had originally planned to pull most service members out by the time he leaves office. >>> also happening back here at home. southridge teacher in trouble and headed to court accused of sharing some inappropriate images >>> officers say he was taking explicit pictures of himself and sending to teenager student. jennifer eagon has the story. >>> police say 21-year-old joseph zenegas sending nude pictures of himself to 17-year-old student of his at southridge high school. why the teacher put in the position of test. and it's sickening to hear allegations like this. >>> a school resource officer discover heard student talking about the nude image. they showed pictures on cell phone. he first friended the 17-year-old on facebook last year. then sent around 10 photo some waste down other of his entire body. investigators say zenega sent the same pictures two months ago in august. police say the suspect in al

our regulatory strategy leader says the pact will help the country both economically and litically. >> translator: japanese officialsere able to draw concessions on member countries over auto parts for cars. this is expected to have a major impact on domestic auto parts makers allowing them to save $500 million annually. also, canada will lower tariffs. that means a lot to have low tariffs in a country in which japan never had a bilateral trade agreement. >> he says it supports japan's security and officials of countries water economic deals have limited opportunities to meet and discuss their security situations. >> translator: if countries have an economic pact, they meet on a regular basis to discuss their economies or to revise the deal. at those meetings, officials could talk about other issues such as security and could strengthen diplomatic ties. >> he says japanese officials were successful in holding a leading position in the talks pointing out the deal will favor japan even if more countries join the tpp. >> translator: japan will have a say when members decide whether to welcome other countries. seegz the

the area of the country which the typhoon will pass over. it's a mountain that sees the largest river in the country. the people were evacuated friday. government officials say they are preparing the towns as prepared as they can be. emergency and relief workers have been pre-positioned as well as relief goods. they are aware na communication lines have been brought down and they have prepared satellite systems. power has been cut in certain areas, and officials say they are prepared to deal with any eventuality as best as they can >>> 48 people from the same family have been killed by a russian air strike, a bomb shelter is said to have been hit by a rocket in homs. moscow has been launching air offensives in the area. the prime minister says the strikes are meant to fight i.s.i.l., not back president bashar al-assad. >> no, absolutely not true. it is up to the syrian people to decide who will be the head. it provides nationalities and religions, this is a choice the people make. we operate on the premise that bashar al-assad is the legitimate president >>> the iraqi army said 12 soldiers have been killed. an improvised device went off near fallujah. it

the lulu country club. more than 100 firefighters battled the flames there. what officials say made the fire so hard to contain. >> a community comes together to help a family of a little boy found wandering alone in love park over the weekend. what people are doing now to help keep the toddler and his sister safe. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. >> i'm lauren mayk. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and your first alert weather center. it's cold out there this morning. hey, bill. how cold is it? >> feels like december and making it feel colder, a little bit of a breeze blowing. when it's this cold it doesn't take much. 36 degrees in philadelphia. that's the warm spot. most of the area is at or below freezing. trenton dropped 2 degrees in the last hour, 30 degrees, 29 for millville, pottstown is 27 degrees, and camden county, camden down to 34. look at haddonfield, below freezing now for voorhees, so a cold start, freeze warnings across the board for the entire area and freeze warning in effect until 9:00. the temperatures will begin to warm once we

the statement says 3.9 million south sudanese face severe hunger. mostly in northern parts of the country. government officials and opposition forces agreed to a cease-fire in august, but ongoing fighting has seriously affected u.n. relief activities. south sudanese government officials say the delivery of food supplies has improved and they deny there's a risk of famine. >>> the governor of japan's northern-most prefecture is pushing for deeper ties with the closest part of russia. she highlighted the technological help her region can give to russian farmers. business leaders from hokkaido are visiting the russian province of sakhalin, led by governor harumi takahashi. she told local officials, hokkaido has advanced technology for agriculture in lower temperatures. she said russian farmers could use it to harvest fresh vegetables all year-round. she showed how a company in hokkaido helped a russian farmer grow cucumbers by donating a greenhouse. >> translator: we hope to make use of hokkaido's strong geographical and historical ties with sakhalin, to widen our areas of exchange. >> sakhalin's vice governor sa

also the extreme of sheltering if we need the shelter working with the country officials and we havetatewide as sets available as well if we need to. the worst coming -- isn't coming today. high tide, 6-10 foot waves and maybe as high as 16 feet over the course of the weekend which will really damage the beaches. >> listening to governor christie at the jersey shore. he is in sea isle city with the mayor there talking about he knows now what we're dealing with as far as the storm is concerned. the nor'easter is diminishing, but the possibility of moderate and major flooding is still a possibility throughout the coastline and joaquin not a threat to the shoreline as well. and governor christie speaking from center city at this hour. >>> a quick break and more news and accuweather forecast and much more after this. staci, you have got to get down here. acme. acme. yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. the acme stock up sale is here. select varieties of general mills cereals are $1.88 each. green giant frozen vegetables, 88¢ each. and yoplait yogurt, 10 for just $

we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> chinese officials say that the country's island building project in the south china sea is for peaceful purposes and it's neighbors will benefit from it. that's according to a former diplomat who is now a senior fellow at the china institute of international studies a think tank affiliated with china's foreign affairs. he said that the u.s. should not interfere with china affairs. welcome. if china's reclamationroject is in everybody's interest, why are others not supporting china's claims there? >> because the truth is they occupy some of the islands owned by china. so clearly they do not support any moves taken by china on the islands in the south china sea. for china these islands belong to china. so china activity on the islands are legitimate. but of course to the contrary to the people in the philippines and vietnam, they have the opposite view. >> we're showing our viewers pictures of fiery cross reef right now. according to the british intelligence group me say that the runway there that we're looking at should be ab

at least 40 people have been killed in a collision between a bus and a truck in the southwest part of the country officials say the death toll is fire. the radio station said the bus was primarily carrying elderly people. so far authorities have not said where the people on the bus were from. >>> we continue to follow a developing investigation out at logan airport. an american airlines spokesperson tells fox25 that a contractor took a selfie while sitting on the wing of a plane. we broke the story during the fox25 news at 10:00. the airline confirms to us the contractor is a badged employee for switchboard which is the cargo service for swiss air. american airlines tells fox25 the worker climbed on to a wing of an american jet inside a hangar and took a picture of himself. the aircraft was taken out of service to be inspected but right now nothing was damaged. we reached out to mass port and police, but so far we have not heard of any charges in this case. >>> 4:04. this morning pepper are officer has resigned saying he used excessive force. they were notified of an incident proving armando herrera. inter

the latest details. >> chinese officials say their country's gross domestic product in the third quarter grew by 6.9% year-on-year. they suggest the economy has lost momentum. the gdp during the july to september period was down 0.1 percentage point. that's the lowest since the first quarter of 2009. officials in beijing have set their annual growth target at around 7%. they want to shift their focus to the quality of economic expansion rather than speed and want to move the economy away from reliance on exports to one based on domestic consumption. they pledge to double gdp and per capita 2010 levels by the year 2020. my colleague spoke earlier with peter morgan about the latest gdp. he's a senior consultant for research at the asian development bank institute and a specialist on china ease economy. first he went through how chinese leaders view the figures. >> the growth rate was just a touch below the 7% target. probably not too bad in their eyes. i think they have to be a bit concerned. first it's the lowest growth rate since 2009, and the trend is still down. we don't see an obvious turning point in the data

the wall." i travel to beijing to visit china's historic statehouse. there, i spoke with one of the country's highest rating officials. a former ambassador to the united states, a leader in the powerful state council, and china's negotiator on foreign policy. we talked about the most pressing issues between the two countries from cyber spying to the most recent market turmoil. but first, we begin on chinese president xi jingping's visit to the united states. betty what does he hope to : accomplish in the u.s.? >> i think a lot can be accomplished. i believe the following three areas are very important. first, it is for the two leaders to have in-depth discussions following the discussion in california and in beijing about the international situation, about our respective country's policies. to chart a way forward further in our relationship. we expect that there will be quite a few positive practical cooperation results flowing from the visit. what people called "deliverables." i believe that the president will reach out to the american society to build the friendship between our two people. betty: people have said f

officials to a glitch that checks passenger names against the terror watch list is the cost was a major delays at some the biggest airports in the country. federal officials say the of homeland security computer system went down for about 90 minutes last night. it caused backups for thousands of passengers. some stuck in customs lines for nearly two hours. it's still not clear what caused the problem but officials say there is no indication it was malicious. south african pair olympian oscar pistorius will be released from prison and go on house arrest next week. the parole board says he will be under house arrest for four years. a judge sentenced him for five years in prison for the homicide in the 2013 death of his girlfriend. prosecutors have filed an appeal against that verdict. turning to weather. love this weather. this week in canada chilly? doug: it will get cooler in crisper. has releasedervice their initial winter outlook for the upcoming weather season. temperatures -- this is eir map. this is not our map. it looks interesting. this is based on what is been established as a strong el niÑo what are having -- weather pattern. w

that decision comes as the taliban has made recent gains in the country and military officials have also just requested more support to push them back. a short time ago, the president addressed the american people and acknowledged america's wariness. >> afghan forces are still not as strong as they need to be. as you are well aware, i do not support the idea of endless war. i have repeatedly argued against marching into open-ended military conflicts that do not serve our security interests. yet, given what's at stake in afghanistan and the opportunity for a stable and committed ally in partner with us in preventing the emergence of future threats, and the fact that we have an international coalition, i'm firmly convinced that is we should make this extra effort. >> troop levels will be brought down to 5,500 when the president leaves office in president obama's successor to decide how to proceed. >> christa: a local university has revoked one of comedian bill cosby's honorary degrees. the board of trustees at tufts university has voted to take away his doctor of arts degree and another aw

on a bottleneck are planning to keep it to a gl glenelg. >>> back here at the live desk, the country's top transportation official just put the brakes on plan to prop up federal oversight of metro. anthony cox favors plan that would focus plans to reform state oversight of metro. last night we told you the federal transportation system for monitoring metro have been ineffe ineffective. the ntsb wanted to transfer it to the federal but looks like that won't happen. >>> meanwhile, you could tap in 0 the metro poor service. they fully admit service problems and other issues are driving riders away. they're looking for ways to stem the tide. one idea discussed today was raising and lowering the cost of trips based on the level of service. some riders we spoke to tonight are very frustrated with all the problems on the tracks. >> my first day at work on june 1st, the ac was off and there was a delay. it smelled like a gym locker. >> another idea metro is considering is keeping off peak fares at a steady price instead of keeping the price based on how far you travel. metro is losing millions of dollars in revenue every

the reunions have been suspended since february 2014. senior officials from both countries agreed in august to restart the programs, but there were concerns this round of reunions may not take place. pyongyang protested a joint statement critical of the north issued last week by the president of the united states and south korea. >>> indonesian president joko widodo says he hopes to continue cooperation with japan to develop his country's infrastructure. joko spoke to nhk in jakarta for an exclusive interview ahead of his presidency's first anniversary. he talked about china winning the contract for a high-speed railway project in indonesia after a fierce competition with japan. >> translator: both proposals from japan and china had difficulty meeting our demands, but we decided to award the contract to china as it later made a new offer that does not require either state funding or loan guarantees from the indonesian government. >> joko says his country will continue to seek japan's support for infrastructure development. >> translator: i am willing to cooperate with japan

the strongest to strike this year. it's not as strong as typhoon haiyan which devastated the country in 2013. that was the strongest on record to make landfall. weather officials are concerned that this typhoon will linger longer, and trop rainfall which might be seen in a year. that is expected to cause flooding and land slides in the area of the country. it is a mountainous scene. the people in the areas were evacuated as early as friday. officials say they learnt their lessons, and are making sure that the towns are as prepared as they can be. >> emergency and relief workers have been prepositions, as well as relief goods. they are aware that communication lines have been brought down, and they were prepared that emergency satellite systems. power is to be cut in areas, and officials are prepared to deal with any potentialitiy as best they can. >> syrian activists say 48 people have been killed by russian air strikes, a bomb shelter they were hiding in is set to have a rocket in homs. russia is accused of helping government forces in the fight against rebels. the prime minister says the strikes are meant to fight i.s.i.l. >> no, absolutely not true. it was

the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov will be in vienna. because of his country's financial and military support for assad. the u.s. officialsy are looking for serious intentions from lavrov as well. >> they are probably going it find in the very near future since they are not going to be able to volve this military they want to start to think about a political resolution. >> reporter: but there won't be any leaders of the syrian opposition attending the vienna meeting mainly because u.s. officials don't think they are unified. a sign the obama administration is willing to go only so far right now for peace in syria. rosalind jordan, al jazeera, washington. >>> saudi arabia's foreign minister says the involvement of assad's allies in the talks will reveal whether or not they are really committed to peace. >> the view of our partners in this was that we should test the intentions of the iranians and the russians about fair seriousness in arriving at a political solution in syria which we all prefer. >>> 242 people have been rescued by the greek coast guard after their boat capsized off the islands of lesbos, at least three pe

the bus collided with a truck in wine country. of france. officials say the death toll is high because the bus caught fire. the bus was carrying mostly elderly tourists. the cause is under investigation. >>> now to a developing story. a contractor at logan airport under investigation for apparently taking a selfie while standing on the wing of a plane. susie steimle is live at logan with the details. can't make it up, susie. >> reporter: that's true. this is a strange one. how far would you go to take a selfie? a contracted worker took it pretty far. climbed onto the wing of a 737 last nature to take a picture of themselves, and now the plane has been temporarily taken out of service. this is a contracted worker who had a badge and were allowed to be accessing the tarmac. so it's not someone who wasn't supposed to be there. there weren't any delays because the plane was supposed to be in for the night. maintenance is currently taking a look at it to see if climbing up on the wing caused any damage to the plane. i did check in with state police about t

fighting militants in syria after american leaders revamped their strategy last week in the war torn country. pentagon officials say supplies were flown to opposition fighters vetted by the u.s., but they did not disclose who received materials citing safety concerns. reuters news agency said the recipients were rebel groups allied with a kurdish militia. they stepped up strikes on towns, and they planned a training program to help syria fighters to create a ground force. government officials in washington scrapped the plan last week with difficulties in recruiting fighters, and they've opted to provide weapons instead. russia's troops have been stepping up their military operations in syria, but their air strikes are meant to bolster president assad's regime. a u.n. envoy hopes moscow and washington see eye to eye in solving syria's conflicts. they plan to visit russia and the u.s. this week trying to resolve the crisis with only weapons is not going to be enough, and stressed that priorities should be placed on presumption of dialogue between assad and opposition forces. >> it is also true winning terrorism i

: the violence began after rumors that palestinian access to the revered al-aqsa mosque would be limited. israeli officials said the country's response has been appropriate, but the increased security has done little so far to put out the fire. >> reporter: israeli defense is expected to deploy 300 more troops tomorrow but, elaine, palestinians we spoke with today say nothing will stop them from returning to the streets in protest. >> quijano: jonathan vigliotti reporting from tel aviv tonight. jonathan thank you. a massive storm has made landfall in the philippines. typhoon koppu is a slow-moving category four with winds up to 110 miles per hour. it's expected to drop up to two feet of rain. coastal areas have already been evacuated. now to washington, d.c. where the federal government is taking new steps to regulate the drone industry, requiring every drone in the u.s. took registered. transportation correspondent kris van cleave is in our washington bureau. kris. >> reporter: elaine, cbs news has learned the department of transportation intends to announce this new drone registration requirement as early as monday with th

countries as the u.s. considers normalizing its monetary policy. >>> the latest data from china shows another sign of weakening domestic demand in the country. dpo governme officials say the consumer price index in september there dropped nearly 6%. the national bureau of statistics say the index fell 5.9% from a year earlier. that's the same rate of decline as in august which marked the biggest drop since september 2009. prices of steel materials and copper wire fell more than 10% over the past year amid sluggish domestic investment. the cost of chemical products dropped due to a fall in crude oil prices. meanwhi meanwhile, china's consumer index price road 1.6% from a year ago, down 0.4% point from a month. it remains the government's target of 3%. prices of clothes and shoes we want up at a slow pace as well as cost of auto repairs and education-related services. >>> moving on to the markets, china's weak consumer price index casts a shadow over invester sentiment. it's below the 18,000 mark at the nikkei. aika has more. >> reporter: the cpi data from china and weak corporate earnings convinced investor it's safer to convert stocks to catch. they slid had 1.89%

focus on efforts to launch a communication mechanism between the two countries defense authorities to avoid clashes at sea and in the air. officials in tokyo plan to reiterate objections to repeated intrusions by chinese government ships into japanese territorial waters which japan controls. the japanese government main tapes the islands are an inherent part of japan easter story. china and taiwan claim them. >>> a war of words erupted between officials from china and japan at the u.n. in new york. it happened at a meeting of the world bodies nuclear disarmorment committee. chie noo's ambassador said japan might use its stockpile of plutonium from the fleet of nuclear power plants to develop weapons. >> we know that the breakout time for japan to become -- >> japan's ambassador expects inspections and surveillance by the international atomic energy agency. >> japan has adhered to a basic policy of maintaining exclusivity, national, and defense oriented policy, not becoming a military power that poses a threat to other countries. >> he added that japan abides by three nonnuclear principles against possessing, producing, or permits

based on intelligence in those three countries, officials have reportedly grown impatient with the u.s. campaign against i.s.i.l., which has control over a third of the country. the prime minister said he'd approve of russian air strikes. >> amnesty international is calling on u.s.-backed forces in northern syria to stop displacing civilians, saying it amounts to war crimes. human rights groups new report says that kurds have demolished homes and deliberately displaced thousands of mostly arab citizens, it was reportedly intended as retaliation for supporting i.s.i.l. and other groups. >> in new york, u.s. officials spoke about gains made by collision against i.s.i.l. u.n. special convoy gave an invest of how things were going in iraq and syria. >> this will be a long-term conflict with many aspects to be considered. some days we'll have advances in the conflict, some days we'll have setbacks. some aspects of this conflict may take a generationar more. as an international community, i believe we can and will rise to this challenge. >> the outgoing special envoy believes ramadi will

. >> whut is the only black-owned television station in the country. university officials say nothing has been decided yet. they have until december to make a decision on the auction. >>> an ethics panel wants to make till legal for politicians in virginia to use campaign cash for personal use. members say it is still happening more than a year after the corruption conviction of former governor -- virginia governor bob mcdonnell and will his wife maureen. the washington post reports the committee recommended reclassifying certain money sources as income to be more transparent about how lawmakers are using the funds they receive. >>> a review of fair police practices will be one of the topics up for discussion. earlier this year, a group was tasked with the vetting department and looking for places to improve. the committee focused on four areas, communication, diversity, mental health and use of force. news 4 plans to be at today's discussion and bring you details. if county supervisors like the presentation, they will likely push it ahead to a meeting of the public safety

the wall." i travel to beijing to visit china's historic statehouse. there, i spoke with one of the country's highest ranking officialsa former ambassador to the united states, a leader in the powerful state council, and china's top negotiator on foreign policy. we talked about the most pressing issues between the two countries, from cyber spying to the most recent market turmoil. but first, we begin on chinese president xi jingping's visit to the united states. what does he hope to accomplish in the u.s.? >> i think a lot can be accomplished. i believe the following three areas are very important. first, it is for the two leaders to have in-depth discussions following the discussion in california and in beijing about the international situation, about our respective country's policies. to chart a way forward further in our relationship. we expect that there will be quite a few positive practical cooperation results flowing from the visit. what people called "deliverables." i believe that the president will reach out to the american society to build the friendship between our two people. betty: people have said for th