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Obama addresses students in China

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A day into his maiden state visit to China, President Obama has repeated his message that America and China need not be adversaries - stressing the world would benefit from more co-operation between them.

He also told young people in Shanghai that freedom of expression, religious freedom and free information were universal rights and should be available to all people.

Damian Grammaticas reports from Beijing.

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