02/11/2016 Newsround

Hi everyone, welcome to Newsround

this Wednesday morning with me, Leah.

First, in a week's time the next US president will have been decided.

Millions of Americans are voting next Tuesday on who should take

over from Barack Obama at the White House.

It's one of the most important jobs on the planet,

so here's our quick guide to the main contenders.

She's wanted this job for a long time.

So they both hope to become the most powerful person in the world -

Donald Trump is a businessman and he likes people to know it

so he became a judge on the American version of 'The Apprentice'.

His party is called the Republican Party.

He wants to build a wall between America and Mexico.

He says this will stop Illegal immigrants and keep America safe.

Hillary Clinton has been here before but it was her husband,

So far, there have been 43 presidents, but if she won

Her party is called the Democratic Party.

I told you, we don't have time to go into why.

She says she will break down the barriers she believes hold women

Find out who wins after America votes on November the 8th.

Time now for a quick round-up of last night's

First up, Manchester City beat Barcelona 3-1 for the first time

This brilliant free kick from Kevin de Bruyne putting them ahead.

A memorable night for Pep Guardiola who used to manage the Spanish side.

A great night too for Arsenal who beat

The Gunners were 2-0 down to begin with though,

but after about 15 minutes they hit back and were level at half time

before Ozil scored the winner in the final minutes.

Celtic fought back to draw 1-1 at Borussia Monchengladbach.

The result leaves Celtic bottom of their group with two points.

Now, if you thought football or rugby was a boys' sport

There's been a big rise in the number of girls and women

playing rugby over the past two years in England.

Jenny's been to a club in Peterborough to find out why.

I'm jazz and I love cheerleading. I'm Grayson Hart like to swim. I am

a county cricketer. We all love rugby. We are not the only ones

according to rugby union 10,000 more women in the UK are playing rugby

than two years ago. From two players this club now has more than 20 and

13 girls and this season they have won all ten games they have played.

I have made so many of my closest friends through rugby. It is a nice

community to be in. I've played since I was six. I took a brand be

because my dad was always playing rugby. My brothers played and they

inspired me to play. Women's rugby is on a roll following World Cup

glory back in 2014 and the extra attention given to the sport after

rugby sevens was included in the Olympics this summer. We watched the

sevens in the Olympics and I couldn't stop watching it. It has

inspired me because I want to grow up to be a rugby player play

Finland. I think the Olympics helped so much. The girls played just as

well as amended. You don't really turn on the telly and see girls but

we need to prove that girls are as good as boys. Today they've had a

special visitor. The first professional female referee. Weight

is she think the sport is gaining popularity? Women's rugby is

naturally going to encourage more support whether that been dad on the

sideline or whether it be somebody at home so with that kind of

continuing as it is I think that will grow the game itself. Those

guys coming through an inspiring them to take that legacy and run

further with it. Newsround's back right

here in about half an hour.