Top 5 videos of the week: from a hoverboard that actually hovers to pumpkin carving with rifles and more...
What's it like to ride a hoverboard? How do you carve a Halloween pumpkin with a rifle?
A Canadian has invented a hoverboard THAT ACTUALLY FLIES
You may feel you are watching a sci-fi movie, but this is for real!
Romania-born Canadian inventor Catalin Alexandru Duru has invented a hoverboard that can actually fly. The Montreal-based innovator set a new Guinness World Record by travelling a distance of 275.9 metres — five times the previous record — at a height of five metres above a lake in Canada this May.
In this video, the 31-year-old took CBC's journalists to a Quebec lake and put a next-generation version of his hoverboard to the test for the first time. Was the test successful? Watch to find out.
The dramatic drone video shows the extensive damage caused by the blasts, including a huge crater left at the explosion site and the burned or destroyed buildings surrounding the area. The video also captured the clean-up operation's progress.
It's hard to get away with even a little white lie when the evidence is on your face.
The adorable little boy in this video named "Jack" kept saying "no" when his father asked if he ate a cupcake despite being caught red-handed...er, blue-faced.
Halloween is coming! Are you ready to carve your pumpkin into a Jack-o'-lantern?
In this video, this man with his very own YouTube channel dedicated to firearms shows you an unusual way to carve a pumpkin with a Henry Rifle. "Again, it's my feeble attempt to educate the masses about how to properly and safely carve a pumpkin," he wrote in his video description.
In the past few years, he uses different "carving" guns, including a Colt 1911, an AK-47 and a Glock 23.
To the visible surprise of many in the chamber, Legco president Jasper Tsang Yok-sing told Leung to answer the question about his lifespan.
Leung smiled and responded: “I hope Mr Wong is going to have a long life because grievances wouldn’t do him any good.”