09/10/2016 Newsround

Hello news fans, I'm Ayshah, this is Newsround.

Tonight, the two people who are running for President of the

United States of America will appear on TV together.

But one of them, the businessman Donald Trump, is in trouble

because of some of the things he's said about women.

One of them will be the next President of the United States,

one of the most important jobs in the world.

Tonight, they will take part in a TV debate where they will argue

against each other, trying to persuade the American people

to vote for them next month in an election to decide who takes

I have a feeling by the end of the evening I will be blamed for

everything that has ever happened! Why not?

At this debate, Donald Trump will be under pressure because of the things

In the past he has used words like "pig", "fat" and "ugly"

when talking about women he disagrees with.

Now a tape from ten years ago, where he said things

that are even worse, has been made public.

After the recording came out, Donald Trump said this...

I said it, I was wrong, and I apologise. I'm Hillary Clinton, and

I approve this message. But Hillary Clinton says

that he should not be President She has paid for adverts arguing

that his words will have an effect Donald Trump now has a big job

tonight to try to persuade people across America that he has what it

takes to be President. Next, the Caribbean island of Haiti

is beginning three days of mourning after Hurricane Matthew ripped

through the southern part Aid workers are trying to reach more

than 350,000 people who need help. At least 900 people have been

killed and thousands have The storm has weakened as it

makes its way across the east coast At least ten people have died

there and nearly two million homes This week, there's a big meeting

of countries around the world to discuss how we can help

save endangered animals Thousands of them are being

illegally killed every year Jenny has been to meet some people

who protect these amazing Elephants, eating, playing, said.

This is the environment experts said they need. Space to room, away from

humans, who can be dangerous to them in many ways. But these beautiful

elephants were not so easy to find. I have come to the north-east of

South Africa, far from the big cities, near to the famous Kruger

National Park. We are setting off early for a game of hide and seek.

We have got a Safari car and a guide, and we have got to be

patient, which I am finding difficult! It is a massive area

where the wild animals can live as they always have. But strangely no

sign of the one creature we have come to look for. But, the next

morning... We have found them, finally! I can't believe it! Getting

so close to incredible elephants like this is one of the most

important ways South Africa believes it can protect them. It gives people

a thrill and helps them to really understand why nature needs

elephants. For me, personally, elephants play a really big role in

the ecosystem, especially clearing kick Bush as they walk with their

big bodies, the open pathways and make the Bush a bit more open. This

is a good example where you can see the elephants have removed the bark

from the trees, they use their tusks to take off the bark. This will fall

down eventually and create a whole new ecosystem for other animals. One

of the ways people hope to stop illegal hunting and killing of

elephants is to catch the people doing it, poachers. These are super

slipping dogs. They are definitely not pets, they are trained to find

out trouble and catch poachers. Once they are experts, these dogs will be

sent out on patrol to protect animals in the wild or find stolen

library. Without anti-poaching efforts in Africa, we will lose all

of our wildlife, never mind just the elephant but we will lose

everything. Anti-poachers and Rangers, together they hope to stop

Africa's elephant crisis and keep these awesome creatures around for

generations to come. Next, some good news about one

of the most endangered Four years ago two female black

rhinos were sent from their home at a wildlife reserve in the UK

to Tanzania in East africa. The hope was they would settle

and have baby rhinos. These are the healthy new babies,

making their way around the African Halloween's not far away -

will you be having a pumpkin? This beast, grown in Essex,

is the UK's biggest. At just over 603 kilogrammes,

it weighs the same That's all from me, Newsround's back

right here just before 2pm.