angus robertson: it is a shame that members on the government benches do not acknowledge that the ukcy to help syrian refugees who have made it to europe. there is no surprise that there is growing skepticism about the drumbeat towards war. will the prime minister give an assurance that he has learned the lessons of iraq, of afghanistan and of libya, and that he will never repeat them? prime minister cameron: i would say a couple of things to the honorable gentleman. i cannot remember a question with so many errors in it. first of all, the idea that britain is not helping syrian refugees when we are the second largest bilateral donor to syrian refugee camps in jordan, in lebanon and in turkey, and that is because we are spending 0.7% of our gross national income on aid. we have done more than almost any other country in the world to help syrian refugees. frankly, i do not recognise the picture he paints of afghanistan. the fact is that we have supported an afghan national army and police force and an afghan government who are in control of that country. the final point i would make i

we didn't realize that candy girl was such a monster that it broke number one over in the uk and when michael jackson's thriller was out, it was the only record that took the number one spot in his reign in the 38 million that he sold with thrill thriller. it was a monster. i think when you have a monster like that, it kind of jump starts your career. >> reporter: i imagine "can't you stand the rain," it was featured in a movie recently guys . . >> reporter: i heard once that came out everyone hugged and said of course new edition, who doesn't know it? >>> at that time, we had like three movies, you know.

china's president is making the first visit to the uk by a chinese leader in a decade and looking togthen economic ties over criticism of human rights and look at the warming in relations we are seeing and brings billions of dollars of planned investment including two power plants in england, at the same time, china leaders wants to move away from an economy driven by exports to what chinese consumers want and that is where the potential for british business lies and they want china to be the secondest biggest trade partner in ten years and know the economy has been slowing down it's still growing and good economic and political relations have been strained by criticism over the human rights record particularly the prodemocracy protests in the former british colony of hong kong and charlie reports. >> arriving in the uk for the historic visit the president brings hopes for closer ties with an english speaking european nation and they hope china will dig deep and make big investments. another strategic investment mandarin lessons for toddlers and parents say the future will depend on

he does shows around the uk. you'll see him taking the two golf clubs and chop, chop, chop, in a line. here we go. >> no kidding, it looks like he could be trimming my lawn. >> he's trimming the hedges. >> he's not chopping them or anything. >> it's beautiful. >> he goes back cards. >> that's incredible, wow. he follows through. >> and this one is just for you too. >> that's backfired. >>> all the fellas love it. we've got beer pong, check it out. >> come on. we've got the free shot. we've got it off the bush. and we've even got one off the ceiling fans. >> it's like the carousel of beer pong. >> the fact that they've covered it from all the different angles leads me to believe this is actually authentic. >>> a video that shows what it would be like if -- >> the industry advertised like apple introducing. >> see why the result is simply -- >> ingenious. >>> and a free diving expedition is about to get interesting. >> they've got an amazing visit. >> the incredible encounter that will take your breath will take yo

it is the first state visit to the uk in ten years. xi attended a welcome ceremony in london. he met with queen elizabeth and prime minister cameron. the royal family and british government leaders have come out in force to welcome china's leader. his visit is expected to bring more than $40 billion in investments. xi welcomed the deepening of ties between the nations and britain's participation in the asian infrastructure investment bank. >> translator: it's fair to say that china and the uk are interdependent on becoming a community of shared interests. >> the queen hosted a banquet at buckingham palace. >> your visit to the united kingdom marks a milestone in this unprecedented year of cooperation and friendship between the united kingdom and china. >> the banquet was attended by senior politicians and members of the royal family but not by prince charles who is said to be critical of china's human rights situation. activists staged a demonstration in london demanding that china improve its human rights policies. some people in britain say cameron is putting priority on the

bank at an early stage, beijing thinks enhanced cooperation with the uk can be used as a model case. >> translator: china welcomes the active involvement of british firms in the one belt, one road initiative. we want to further strengthen the win-win relationship with britain. >> reporter: the chinese economy is slowing down, but the country remains the world's second largest economic power with huge capital reserves and an attractive market. using that as an incentive, the xi jinping administration is trying to tighten cooperation with other major economies and gain a foothold to achieve steady growth. >>> and in other news, the united states and pakistan have issued a joint appeal to the taliban to hold direct peace talks with the afghan government. patchari raksawong at our bureau in bangkok has been following the story. >> u.s. president barack obama was hosting pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif at the white house on thursday. pakistan is believed to have a certain level of influence over the taliban. the call for talks comes after the taliban's dramatic but temporary seizur

and finally on britain, i briefly found a preparatory discussion between my officials and the uk overmonth. we welcome prime minister cameroon's comment to set out the uk specifics in writing by early november. thank you. >> mr. president, dear donald, i have only a few remarks to add to the remarks that he just made. i have one objective today, that was to lead member states back to the promises they made on the 23rd of september. and we are as far as the total amounts of our financial efforts in the refugee and consent, we are looking euros to be provided by member states. the commission after the elastin forming the council was put into the meditation of the parliament a support men moment of 1.7 billion for this year and next year and it has been agreed by european parliament for 2015 is concerned and they are lacking behind and the promise today that they will much, the contribution of the commission that means money coming from the european money done so i don't think this will be coming in the next coming weeks and we asked the luxembourg to make sure the amounts we are speakin

and in a joint statement they praised the trip of opening up a golden era in uk-china relayings and a pub for a british favorite fish and chips and a pint of beer. zimbabwe awarded the equivalent of the nobel peace prize and say they are disgusted and the award is an attack on the people of zimbabwe and accuse him of using systematic torture to remain in power for 35 years and the prize committee says he is being honored for bringing political and economic order and improving people's welfare. a suicide bombing at a mosque in nigeria killed 11 people and happened in dawn prayers in the northeast city of the capitol of borno state, the birth place of boko haram. voters of the ivory coast go to the polls on sunday and is expected to easily win the vote partly because of his work to turn around the economy but as tonya reports from the main city not everyone is feeling the benefit. >> reporter: the hkb bridge is the pride here, symbolizing ivory coast's revival, after civil war and post election violence which 3,000 people were killed the ivory coast economy is now moving forward. >> t

has been released and detained without charge in the prison since 2002 and expected to return to the ukovernment preparing to release 6,000 prisoners to reduce over crowding. inmates are all held in federal jails and have been serving sentences for nonviolent drug crimes now considered to be unjustified and patty has more. >> always having fun. >> reporter: charles ford is a man who really likes to talk about his brother, todd. >> comedian. just he is the man in the room. always have. has the know about him. >> reporter: pictures show a pair, always smiling growing up in the poverty stricken side of washington d.c. but this is where the pictures stop, at 24 years old todd foster with his run in with the law was found guilty of a nonviolent crime dealing crack cocaine along with seven others they possessed 15 kilograms and men his sentence life in prison, no chance of parole. >> you sell drugs, you do get time but life without parole for something you can put in your pocket? no. i would never see that in a million years. >> reporter: the judge had very little discretion because they have

[shouting] >> the uk has been involved in three military interventions in three years. there have been severe unintended consequences. the taliban controls afghanistan again. in libya toteal anarchy and chaos. what has prime minister learned from past mistakes? >> of course, intervention has consequences, but frankly noninterventions have consequences too as we see from number of syrians fleeing. it is worth making that point. in terms of the lessons learned, i can't wait for them to come out. we learned lessons, making sure we act on the basis of clear legal advise and attorney general attends all important meetings and working with allies and working partners. one it's frustrating what is happening in iraq and syria, one is to work with local partners, it is iraqi troops that are the boots on the ground and that's why we need to give them the support on the war against isil. >> sadly taliban are back. the uk spent 13 times more bombing libya than rebuilding the country and there has been anarchy. the u.s. dropped 500 million-dollar program to support syrian opposition

the uk absolutely -- look at thatp red flags. absolutely laying everything out for the chinese premier. trying to increase britain's business with china. he's even going to stay at buckingham palace with the queen. which i can't remember ever happening. in addition to addressing both houses of parliament. you could argue the uk is behind its competitors in doing deals with china. of course that's not what the british prime minister would have you believe. david cameron talking about a golden era of cooperation. which seems to mean a power plant in the uk and some deals with bp in iraq. >> talk about the world tour. guy's been everywhere. >> saving the best for last. >> no idea. >> people want him. >> yes. when we come back, another top executive jumping ship over at yahoo! raising doubts about marissa mear going forward. opinions. there's no shortage in this world. who do you trust? whose analysis is accurate? how do you make sense of it all? a simple, unbiased stock score consolidated from the opinions of independent analysts...

biology, medicine committees all start off and shortly after newton, everybody in europe between the uk and eventually the united states have wanted to emulate. so before there were no economics or science of economics. adam smith come everybody thinks the famous book is called the wealth of nations. that is in the title of this book. where is bald and what does it come from for the societies to increase the prosperity and everybody's societies with everybody has been doing that to be at its been jefferson's idea of structuring the government in a certain way to increase the prosperity, the happiness, the pursuit of sovereignty and so on. that is the idea it is a scientific pursuit. >> in your box the bible is one of the most in moral works of all of literature. >> that is a pretty strong statement, yes. the plaintiff the statement is that if you turn to the bible strictly speaking by today's standards nobody today practices any of them all, death penalty for disobedient children, for mixing cotton and linen's or bees were those that were written for another time for another people and

. >> jeremy corbyn spoke at the uk labor party conference in brighten england. he was elected leader of the opposition in the british parliament earlier this month. he talks about a kinder political environment and uk foreign policy in syria and saudi arabia. this is about an hour ten minutes. hello, everybody. my name is rohi malik and this is my first time at the labor party conference. [ applause ] i'm not going to lie to you, i can't believe i'm standing here. i'm a bit nervous. so i grew up in isington north and knew jeremy corbyn before he was famous. i know him from down my street on way to our school summer fair. i know him from countless campaigns from defending our local hospital, the whitington to marching for peace and justice. and i know him from the countless times he has helped parents of my friends on issues from asylum cases to rogue landlords. jeremy has always stood up for everyone in isington north with the commitment and dedication. like jeremy nhs and justice for refugees are particularly close to my heart. my dad was a little prisoner on d

just a few weeks ago a song came out in the uk about muslim drag queens. many of them were south asian decent. one of these days i would love to see a muslim transwomen and transmen known as a caitlyn jenner. they try to portray progressive thing they have where they allow sex assignment surgery. they allow it because they just don't want people of the same bodies to be involved sexually, so somebody is trans, they would like to chop off necessary bid and look what you're supposed to look like because they cannot count the idea otherwise. iran and saudi arabia, i have a whole spectrum of things here. everything from my mother to the kardashians and saudi arabia and iran. they cannot think of anything other than that. >> it sort of made me think of ellen degenerous. we have 15 minutes from q&a from the audience and i wanted to open it up. you right there. go to the mike. >> a question for melissa, i sort of related to transissue when ellen came out in new york times, when i was conversations with my friends, a lot of things came up that show cased within th

could be enormous, the combined company with manufacturing facilities across the united states and uk. they have turned cape cod chips into a national brand i love those chips and with diamond facilities will have distribution channels to grow into national or even international power houses in fact had he have viewed diamond's uk business as a beach head it creates opportunity to cut cost by eliminating back office jobs, using greater scale to get lower cost neez are hall things -- these are all things why people merge. realized by next year all by 2017. i think they are low balling. i am a big fan of diamond's food ceo brian bristol who took over and master minded one of the greatest turnovers of all time. >>> last but not least, i got to tell you snyder lance could snap up new dominant company in snacks base. pepsico could do it, bolster the frito-lay business. although that business is so strong. coca-cola could run that through their distribution. hey you know what here's a 52-week hyperenal, we know that mono lease would like to sell the company if that's off the table it makes

morning about ao>m3 dru1 campusiu >> reporter: halloween weekend celebrations have already started at ukmation. a report people may have been drugged at a fraternity party. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: uk berkeley police are alerting students of the possible danger. >>ohe+ felt with the weekendc' coming.with halloween there's going to be a lot of parties, we have the usc game, that we@ou wanted to get1a ends there. that's becausea5, this is ac"ap =iq9ñ one ofui nearly a dozen filed i just the accused fraternity. >> we don't have a lot of detailed investigationr; to 7lix investigate. >> reporter: students say the little information out there still serves as a good reminder to be aware of surroundings. >> we never put our drinks zvs9, if we are given a drink we have to watch who wasco >> reporter: anyone with more information is encouraged to tell police. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> santa cruz police have a warning for anyone who gets a little too rowdy this halloween. >> if you're drunk and causing trouble in downtown santa cruz this halloween, well, the costume you start out

. >> jeremy corbyn spoke at the uk labor party conference in brighten england. he was elected leader of the opposition in the british parliament earlier this month. he talks about a kinder political environment and uk foreign policy in syria and saudi arabia. this is about an hour ten minutes. hello, everybody. my name is rohi malik and this is my first time at the labor party conference.

>> in the uk and australia. it is good oily fish. >> so tell us about the other dishes that are here? >> this is call add mess. marang and rose, cheese, strawberries and seeds, this is with again with horse radish and basil. and this radish, lentil salad. greg: the book is like work of art. check this out. like that. this is -- >> we are very proud of it. >> we are. o wow. rosanna: you spent a lot of money on that. >> it is a bling bling cook book. >> how much? >> 27 pounds in the uk. >> 47 bucks. >> give this as a gift and wow. >> yes, a nice christmas eve gift. rosanna: this is gorgeous. this is the finished product. very, very pretty. >> citrus, seeds. rosanna: meet them tonight at barnes and noble tribeca 6-8. greg: we are there but not wearing the ridiculous outfits. rosanna: thank you so much. jimmy webb is coming back when we return. >> good trip why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of s

on the back of all of this, i was curious, if the uk's new plant means a renaissance for stocks, so ied our friends at bloomberg if there was an investment opportunity. states,e united definitely something to sit around and wait for. if you want to invest in uranium stocks, there is a lot of excess capacity in the market as a result of shutting down nearly 80 reactor since fukushima. so the utilities that are buying uranium, long-term contracts, and have accumulated them, and now are making that available for resale because they cannot use it specifically in japan. the suggestion is to sit on the sidelines now because of excess uranium supplies. as you were saying earlier, cheap gas is making things relatively more expensive. brendan: how does the cost of nuclear compared to other sources right now? ramy: it is much more expensive. to power a home. coal and natural gas are much cheaper. to $118.ng in at $66 natural gas coming in at around the same price, $76 to $118. for hinckley, there is a guaranteed price per megawatt, about $142. with inflation, that could double by the year 2030.

officials with the city's department of buildings say the abandoned site is owned by shore holdings uk which list island law firm. >> there was a building that had a demolition order issued by the city months ago that was died. >> reporter: little comfort to bury him. this evening. his funeral scheduled for tomorrow here on staten island. reporting live this morning from staten island, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2s. john elliott, good morning. >> hi mary, hey, chris. it's cooler out the door. and that's going to be the trend we see into and through the week wednesday the big drop for the weekend. 62, not bad. winds variable at 5 miles per hour. and cooler out by me. and man, there were deer. did you see deer the this morning? crazy. relatively clear skies. and west. i don't think it will pose a problem for us. friday really our next chance for some rain. and sun cloud, going to be breezy today. cool, dry breeze blowing. so we are out of the 70s, stuck at 68. and still above normal. and always above normal when you think of traffic

david president have met at cameron's residence checkers on the third day of his state visit to the uk joint statement they praised the trip as opening what they call a gold end era in uk china relations and two leaders visited a local pub for a british favorite fish and chips and a pint of beer. now police in northern ionia are being accused of torturing a teenage boy to death and 15-year-old was found dead at his home hours after being taken into police custody in the state and he is from the same state and from the same cast as two children who were burnt to death earlier this week and let's get the latest from our correspondent in the capitol new deli and what happened here? >> so i'm hearing conflicting reports in this particular incident, the family says that the 15-year-old boy was tortured to death by police in police custody, he was taken into police custody for allegations of stealing a pigeon and they say the boy committed suicide and investigations going on and hearing reports of an increased security presence in the area given what we have seen earlier this week as well as

on procurement, we changed the procurement rules so that it was easier to source uk steel.hat is why crossrail, 26 miles of tunnels, the biggest construction project anywhere in europe is using almost exclusively british steel. that did not happen under the last labour government. it does happen now. jeremy corbyn: isn't the real problem that the government does not actually have an industrial strategy to protect this country's most important industries? if they had, they would not have had to be dragged kicking and screaming to this house three times in the last eight days. thousands of jobs have already gone or are at risk in redcar, scunthorpe, rotherham, motherwell, cambuslang, wrexham and across the west midlands. isn't it time for concrete action today so that there is government intervention and support for our industry and so that we have a viable steel industry for the long term, which this country desperately needs to have? prime minister cameron: we do want a strong and viable steel industry, and that means taking action across all the areas that i mentioned. let

may i just add my congratulations. hypnotist from the uk. he's kind of lying around half asleep, playing on an imaginary drum kit. but before you know it, they're the greatest guitarist of all time. they start thrashing to paranoid by black saab bbath. >> this is what the groom would be doing if there was no bride. >> he's milking a cow. >> riding donkeys while tickling them. >> the thing about ian, what he really likes is when people come up and say, i can't be hypnotized. >> he is a professional hypnotist. >> you're going to find it absolutely hysterical. >> there you go. he's programmed these two guys. >> what's your name? >> he's straight up looking. >> i didn't get it. the best part is right towards the end where ian is like, now you realize you can be hypnotized. >> his life will never be the same again. >> what we have here is lucy kills and one of her compatriots. lucy works for vale wildlife. you be rescue. she got separated from her mom because of flooding in the area. first the guy crosses over the river on a ladder. here he's abo

one thing i want to remind people of is when we feature videos from the wildlife foundation in the uk, not only do they rescue trapped animals, they return them to the wild, even if they take them to get some treatment. this is one of those examples. a man has called because there is an injured fox in his shed. he called wildlife aid to come and rescue the fox because they believe he's been hurt by a car accident. when you see them get closer to that fox, you can see there is some damage to the fox's tail. >> put your legs in, sweetheart. good girl. we've seen worse, let's put it that way. >> they take the fox into their emergency room because they want to give it treatment and discover that she is a he. i must say, this part of the video is difficult to watch because they realize they need to amputate the fox's tail. >> you can understand why. >> it was severely damaged, they believe, by a car. >> how is this poor little guy going to survive in the wild? a tail is an important part of an animal's anatomy, how they run and capture prey. and checked on it and found out it was 100%, the

. >> there something going on between the uk and canada and the rise of bernie sanders with income equality. interests in various places are saying, things are out of hand. [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ].>> are you crazy? >> moderator: where is the gap between the u.s. and canada likely to widen?>> we are still great friends with marijuana policy. >> i think it is interesting as we talk about the inequality and moral issues. the new liberalism seems to abroad who are being oppressed.>> moderator: the economy is in a mild recession that is going up. what will that mean for the u.s./canadian trade? i ask you.>> i think trade relationship -->> they are still a trading partner, but trudeau is not keen on the latest trade back -- package. he is aligning himself with the progressions -- the progressives in the country. it is time the wealthy pay their fair share, john.>> one of the problems facing the u.s. industry today is that china and other countries are reducing their to made for u.s. made stuff and raw materials. weather agriculture or things like that. is that teams up -- keeps up i

. >>> uks secretary of state john >> united states secretary of state john kerry will work with easing tensions, people there vai they continue to suffer under the abolishingades. are andrew simmons has the story. >> returning from prayer, palestinians said they will get better. >> it's ruining our lives, it is very hard 90,. >> reporter: there are three ways in and out of isawea. the security forces say they have sealed off the village in order to keep the peace. this is center of the village and the confrontation point between israeli forces and palestinian protesters. for anyone living in the vicinity it's a nightmare. >> but for 65-year-old h e-hodir had is, sunset out to drive her to hospital but he says soldiers held him for half an hour before letting him take her to hospital. by then he says it was too late. she died of a heart ataj. >> i was angry as i wanted to save her life. what happened to me didn't matter. at the time in the village it wasn't blocked. it would have cost me only a few minutes to ream myization but. >> our twin 300 cannot even comb to my house. >> reporter:

>> if you think that was chilling, wait 'til you see this next video, this one from the uk. security footage from a train station. the train is on its way, hasn't quite arrived to the station. so it seems like a fantastic idea to just jump down onto the tracks like this young teenager and wait for the train to come, and then try to getting out of the way. and he does. watch, jumps right back onto the platform as the train comes into the station. here's the thing, that train wasn't supposed to stop at the station. the conductor spotted that youngster and end up having to slam on the brakes to stop the train. >> and it's a good thing. they say by the time you can actually here and see the train, it's too late. >> he was just doing that to show off. now you've delayed a train. now every train on that line is delayed. >> no to mention how catastrophic it could have been turned. it could have caused him his life. fortunately no one was injured but police are looking for this kid and the people that were with him. >>> let's go on an adventure to italy. maybe just jump on a boat wi

. >> beyonce is showing off her fit form, and american spirit on a uk magazine cover. >> only beyonceis. >> so she strikes a pose a and an american flag. >> wow. >> it is a swimsuit, and this is on beat magazine. so the issue is going to be out next week and it was done here in the united states. >> yes. >> but it is for a uk magazine. >> i like it. >> so up next for beyonce fans can hear her perform at the title x, that music streaming service that her husband jay z put together. >> where sit. >> it is in brooklyn. >> i'm ready for new music, beyonce. >> we're waiting. >> okay, do we have chris up in the news room. >> what do you have, what is going on. >> all we know right now sky fox is over a pretty bad accident in gloucester township, that is out in camden county. it is happening at blackwood clementon road and laurel road. vehicle has overturn in that area. it is hard to see. it is a wooded area. we can see emergency vehicles on the scene there. the the road is blocked off. bob kelly was talking to the producers. we don't have much information. we are listening to the scanners t

see ♪ >> the 27-year-old gets into a frenzy when a snipets the first track played during "x factor uk say time is supposed to heal you. i haven't done much here. >> that song is going live tomorrow along with the new music video. in an open letter online, the singer calls the new album a makeup record, and apologizes for making fans wait four years for her third album saying i'm sorry it took so long but life happens. >> queen adelle is back and every other big artist trying to win a grammy this year. you're out of luck. >> thank you. straight ahead, vin diesel the dad. plus, who are the two oscar winners hoping to join the "fast and the furious" franchise? >> celebrating 30 years of "back to the futur we go back in time with marty and doc. that's next. >> but first, meryl streep and kerry mulligan join forces for the original girl power pack in the new drama "suffer jet". >> it's important that we recognize what these women did. we can look around us right now and try to improve >> carrie sounding off on the film following the battle in britain to give women the right to vote. compar

. >> eunice, what status is it getting on the ground in china relative to the uk and u.s.its in recent months? >> it's getting a lot of attention but not at the same level that we saw when the chinese president was visiting the u.k. and there's definitely a sense that there's a competition going on among the eu nations for chinese investment and money for the uk. they were able to clench several tens of pbillions of dollars worth of deals. but this german visit isn't expected to result in the same size or scale of deals but certainly many people here are hoping that it's going to result in some german technology helping to revive some of the older factories here since high-tech is such a specialty of the germans. >> eunice, thank you very much for that. >> now, do you want to learn about china's economy? how about a sing song? they released a catchy propaganda song that explains beijing's five year plan. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whe

now, in terms of contributions, the uk is preparing to send about 750 troops to set up hospitals. other orders bank employees to take them toward the vault. >> someone had locked the doors from the interior so nobody could come in during the robbery. they also went over to the drapes in the drive through and closed the drapes so nobody could see in through the windows that way. >> the bank employees are now at the mercy of the thieves. with guns pointed at their heads, the employees lead the robbers into the vault. once there, the thieves remove as much currency as they can fit into their black duffel bag. >> when they had the tellers at the vault, they kept telling them not to look at them. one of the robbers had put one of the handguns up to one of the teller's heads. one of the girls kept looking up at one of the robbers. he had grabbed her by the hair and then threw her to the ground. >> they tie their hands behind their backs with clear plastic zip ties. they use plastic zip ties to avoid detection. the ties can be purchased anywhere. the robbers restrain their victims withou

. >> chinese president, xi jinping, with a state visit to the uk. earlier today, president xi addressing parliament in a tie between the two nations before a lavish dinner at buckingham palace. >> britain has rolled out the red carpet for president xi. treating him and with a royal gun salute, he was given the rare honor of addressing both houses of parliament. >> parliamentarians are the decree of society. and i bid you well, as we chinese often say. i pray that you promote the relations between china and strengthen our relationship and build understanding and cooperation to create an even brighter and more promising future for our bilateral ties. >> a ceremonial day before the two sides get down to business. they expect president xi to sign $4 billion in deals. as they look for high-speed railing to nuclear power stations. >> there will be big announcements, i have no doubt, with the infrastructure, and finance. quite a ride range of sectors, and it's quite a chance for him and the team of ministers to engage with us at lots of different levels. >

. >>> also in the uk, you see this guy jumping a fence. you will not believe what he is about to take. he shimmies up the pole and comes down with something. >> a clothesline that had ladies underwear. this is part of a campaign for breast cancer awareness month. people had donated to paint the down pink. i just cannot believe somebody would do something like th. >>> sunsets, a daily miracle. how can you improve upon it? it's impossible. unless you're an award-winning tv producer. >> i went down to the water to take a picture. one night a took a beer box and cut a really crude alligator head and stuck it on my head. i really liked the way the silhouette turned out. >> he stepped away from his desk to get his creative juices flowing again. every day he gets a piece of cardboard and draws out these different shapes. he goes out at sunset, sets a camera with a timer, and try to pictures. >> once in a while those pieces come together just right. i get to which something that's a little bit magical come to life. >> check out some of the stuff h

now this one from the viral video uk has not notice that he has a stalker. >>. [ laughter ] >> the guycing. there's a turkey chasing me. >> yeah, he is a training turkey. >> did you notice mr. unpatient almost caused an accident. >> there were almost two car accidents because of this. >>> nick it's time to give away another ipad. >> you need the buzz word. >> and then head over to right this minute.com and enter the word. >> you can enter on each everyday. >> let's reveal thursday's buzz word. it's kitchen. >> so get over to right this minute.com and click on the ipad but t button and enter the word kitchen. >> and tomorrow is a bonus give away. we're giving away another flat screen tv. tune in and good luck everybody. >>> it's a video experiment where sons get to see their mothers -- >> so how rate. just use a bind er clip. >> the beer never lasted that long. >>> remember when you called a lady on the streets, she is somebody's sister or daughter or mom. we have seen different videos of the social ex per skpmt in this video sons get to see the mothers being called. the first pair is m

. >> china's president is said to begin a four-day state visit to the uk. >>> police in j jan r rponded to a call about a mass man wielding a chain saw, he was dressed for halloween, it was a prank, and it was just a toy. police let him go with a warning to not invite misunderstanding. that does look frightening. >>> it looks like trolls are not just for scary stories they came alive in denmark yesterday, the town they say is created by a troll. we are still checking sources for official wordd on thaha claim, might be a while. >> you think trolls are scary? >> they're a i little creepy. i've never been one up close and personal. >> you lost your chance of saying you work with one every morning. >> oh, shoot i did miss that. >> come on. >>> house officials will be talking about need to have new >>> want to say happy birthday to our celebs. keep it right here. today."ararvest rolls on...we've got the latest crop progress from usda. plus, stay or walk away from high dollar cash rents? in agribusiness...sorting out global dairy markets. what that means is that they will require more of thei

enter james ware, a deejay in the uk. he said, why don't i just make a copy of that ticket. >> hopefully i'll fake it 'til i make it and get in in a way james bond would be proud of. >> he had tickets for himself and his friend, then ordered a uber mercedes so he would look like he belonged on the red carpet. who should he spy? >> daniel craig? >> no, but that would be sam smith, doing the theme song for "specter." this ought to excite oli and nick. this is not captain america, chris evans, for everybody at home. he even runs into moneypenny herself, played by naomi harris. let's find out if the ticket really worked. there's the cast on the stage. then pomp and circumstance, i wasn't kidding when i said prince william and kate middleton were there. he's not done. >> then he tries to crash the after-party. >> somebody contacted the royal albert hall. they said his name is on the official guest list. this may be a way to self-promote his radio show. >>> time to give away an ipad mini. we're also giving away a flat screen tv

. >> china's president is said to begin a four-day state visit to the uk. a call about a mass man wielding a chain saw, he was dressed for halloween, it was a prank, and it was just a toy. police let him go with a warning to not invite misunderstanding. that does look frightening. >>> it looks like trolls are not just for scary stories they came alive in denmark yesterday, the town they say is created by a troll. we are still checking sources for official word on that claim, it might be a while. >> you think trolls are scary? >> they're a i little creepy. i've never been one up close and personal. >> you lost your chance of saying you work with one every morning. >> oh, shoot i did miss that. >> come on. >>> house officials will be speaker to replace john boehner. >>> want to say happy birthday to our celebs. keep it right here. thanks for watching "nbc early today." day." >>> following two breaking news

he does shows around the uk. you'll see him taking the two golf clubs and chop, chop, chop in a line. here we go. >> no kidding. looks like he could be trimming my lawn. trimming the hedges. anything like that. they are beautiful shots. >> they are. >> and he's going backwards. >> that's incredible. wow! so much for keeping head down, follow through. >> and this one is just for you two bros because the bros -- >> no. that so backfired. >> all the fellas love it. we've got beer pong trick shots. check this out. >> oh, come on. >> we've got the flying plate shot. we've got the slingshot. we've got it. and we've even got one off the ceiling fan. >> no way. >> oh! >> like the carousel of beer pong. >> the fact they have covered it from so many angles leads me to believe this is authentic. >>> one man's amazing journey around the world. >> an awesome inspiration to everyone watching at home. >> next "right this minute." >>> still to come, this hot mama sure can shake it. >> see the impressive way she works that baby b

. >>> there are times, there are moments, there are videos where suddenly i'm really miss the uk. this isn't one of them. >> too dmar game, mate. >> having quite a disagreement here in this playground. what could it possibly be for? >> i don't care! no. see that [ bleep ] in my garbage! what? >> stop shouting at me. >> don't you play the innocent with me. and don't you say -- call the police. >> i'm going to call the police. >> get me arrested for shouting? i'll get you arrested for burglary. >> yes! they robbed his house. >> wait. no, they didn't. they climbed into his guard ton arden to get their football back. >> over the age of responsibility and go to the youth court and ask for a charge of burglary. >> what is this? getting a ball? burglary! >> oh, mire y god. i can't believe it's the teenagers that are keeping a cool, level head. actually being logical in this argument. >> this guy's just getting started. get ready for the most intimidate be englishman. >> no. i won't pay -- you're all under pressure! don't give me lip -- don't -- tea? >> kind of a nuclear disaster that cou