02/02/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon, Leah here with your last Newsround of the day. Coming up

over the next six minutes. We meet the incredible adventurer

who's taken on some of the world's toughest challenges.

The cutest baby elephant you'll see all day.

And who'll win the Super Bowl? Better ask a panda. This is

Newsround. First - how to deal with bad

behaviour in the classroom. The Government's man in charge of

schools in England says teachers should get tougher, making pupils

who misbehave do more old-fashioned punishments, like writing lines,

cleaning classrooms and weeding the playground. But critics disagree

with Michael Gove's plans - they think teachers should be able to

decide for themselves how to deal with pupils. You've been on the

Newsround website telling us what you think of these plans. Hayat in

Cardiff says, "I think it's ok to have a punishment, but writing lines

is a little bit too far." But George in Bedfordshire says, "writing lines

is fine. But I think all the other ideas are really bad". And Jade in

London says "doing chores is a bit like going back to the olden days".

Those flood warnings from all the heavy rain and tides are still in

place this afternoon. Yet more homes have flooded across the Midlands and

the South West and South East of England. And the weather's created a

rare tidal surge called the Severn Bore in the Severn Estuary in

Gloucestershire. Dare-devil surfers and kayakers turned up to ride the

waves, despite being warned of the dangers. And six fishermen had to be

rescued after their boat was damaged in rough seas off the north Cornwall

coast. Next - to a man who proves you

really can do anything you set your mind to. James Ketchell was in a

serious motorbike crash seven years ago. Doctors say he might have found

it hard to walk properly again. But he's proved them wrong. He's taken

part in one of the world's toughest competitions. Singlehandedly rowing

across the Atlantic, climbing Mount Everest. And if that's not enough,

he's just finished cycling thousands of miles around the world! Earlier I

caught up with James and he told me about his first challenge - that big

row. I rowed from a little island which is in the Canary Islands. I

rowed to Antigua. It was the same route as Christopher Columbus used.

It was a challenge. I ran out of food miles from Antigua. That proved

difficult. I found what it was like to be starving. It was good

character building. I got hit by waves the size of buildings. Things

broke on the boat. That is what it is all about. Your next challenge

was Everest? It was on May the 16th. I stood for 15 minutes on there. It

was a surreal experience. My brain was not working. There was so little

oxygen. There is so little altitude. It was difficult to breathe. I

realised I was only half way. I had to get back down. Then you took to

the roads in a cycling challenge, wearing all your kit? I only

finished 24 hours ago. I travelled through 20 different countries. I

spoke to young people in Scout groups and schools in almost every

country. I reached out to 10,000 young people. This was after a major

motorbike accident, where doctors said you may not walk? I remember it

clearly. It was quite a big accident. I came off my bike at 100

mph. I was in hospital for a while. It proves that if you are

determined, you can reach your dreams? There is nothing you can't

do, but you have to want to do it. My advise is to just do, not think.

Once you take that first step, the rest is easy. Thank you very much.

Head to the Newsround website to see some amazing photos from James'

adventures. Think you're a Newsround super-fan? Then try our quiz all

about the week's top stories. And check out the weirdest videos of the

week too. Next - to what's often called the

greatest show on earth! Later tonight, around a billion people

round the world will tune in to watch The Super Bowl, the biggest

game in American football. Tonight's big match will pit the Denver

Broncos against the Seattle Seahawks but the Super Bowl is almost as much

about the half time entertainment as the football. This year, Bruno Mars

is perfoming, last year it was Beyonce. And watching the game

certainly makes you hungry. It's thought over one billion chicken

wings will be eaten in that time, as well as 48 million pizzas!

So who's going to win? Tricky question. Better ask a panda! This

is Luh Luh the panda at Memphis Zoo in America. He was given the choice

between the two teams. Thought about it for a minute or two. And went for

the Denver Broncos. He tore down the Broncos orange banner and rolled

around in it, which seems pretty definite!. Make sure you're watching

Newsround tomorrow morning, to see if he got it right!

So from superbowl predicting Pandas - to an elephant with a new name.

Yep seven weeks after being born keepers at Melbourne Zoo decided

this asian baby elephant suited the name Man Jai meaning confident in

Thai. Zoo keepers agreed it was a perfect fit because he's already

showing signs he'll be a great leader.

That's all I've got time for this Sunday afternoon. But Newsround is

back bright and early in the morning - Ricky will be right here to bring

you up to date with all the top stories from around the world. Have

a great afternoon whatever you're doing. I'll see you soon.