12/02/2013 Newsround


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Hi, Newsrounders, Hayley here. Here's what we've got coming up for

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you! Protecting the world's oceans, and

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a serious warning about what might happen if we don't.

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From deep oceans to dizzying heights. We meet the 13-year-old

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climbing sensation! They're vital to how we live, and

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if we don't start to protect them better, we could be facing an

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environmental catastrophe. We're talking about the world's oceans,

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and the serious warning comes from the Labour MP and former Foreign

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Secretary, David Miliband. Together with other politicians from around

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the world, he's calling for tougher laws to protect what are known as

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the high seas - those are the parts of the ocean more than 200 miles

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from countries' coastlines. We are living at the moment as if there

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were three or four planets rather than one. We have to live in a way

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that only takes from the earth's resource, that which is sustainable.

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We are concerned first of all about overfishing but we are concerned

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about the loss of the biodiversity that exists on the earth's oceans

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but over the last 30 years have been raided by fishermen. That is

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the problem, isn't it, because you are talking about policing 50% of

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the world's ocean, how you going to do that? Every vessel that is

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within 200 miles has to carry a beacon, so we know what is fishing

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with within our waters but no rule exists for the high sea, so whether

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through satellites or beacon, we think we can use the sec ji to

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track the ships that are out there, to monitor what they are taking out,

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and to protect and preserve the seas for future generations. Next,

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it's one of the hardest, most gigantic pieces of rock you can

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climb - El Capitan in Yosemite This is the Third Test carried out

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by the dictatorship in recent years and it was more powerful than

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previous yun, an emergency -- emergency meeting is being held in

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the UN to discuss the eschew. The Foreign Secretary William Hagueed

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that warning for North Korea. If North Korea continues in this way,

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it will face increasing isolation, and increasing pressure, from all

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of the members of the Security Council, I hope that will be very

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clear, at the meeting that will be held in New York today. Next it is

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one of the hardest most huge pieces of rock you can climb. El Capitan

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in Yosemite National Park in California. It takes days to reach

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the summit, here in the studio is one of those who have tried. Ella

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is only 13. We will talk do you in a second but first watch a taster

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of her attempt. I am attempting to climb one of the world's biggest

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rock face, it is called El Capitan. It is in the USA. It is nearly a

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kilometre high, which probably doesn't sound like much, but that

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is six London Eyes stacked on top och of each other. As you can see

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Ella is the subject of My Life: The Big Climb. It is on CBBC later

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tonight. Welcome to Newsround. What a crazy challenge, that is hard for

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most professionals because it's a vertical rock and it takes four

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days to go up, is that right? What was that like, how scary was it?

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wasn't too scary, like, there was scary moments but it was kind of,

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it wasn't easy, it was, it was kind of fun in a way. Fun! Did you have

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to prepare much? There was a bit of preparing but nothing you can

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prepare you for that. That takes four days. I have a big question

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for you I have been thinking about. How do you sleep? It is like this?

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Well, you have like little metal frames and they have like, fabric

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on them, you at tap attach them to the wall and you sleep on them

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overnight. We will find out whether you did that on CBBC later, so tune

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in, thank you very much for coming to speak to us. Now, from one

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amazing lady, to some amazing dogs. Here are Newsround we have shown

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you loads of clever pup like these, riding skate boards, speeding on

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scooters and even driving cars, oh yes. But scientists in Portsmouth

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think they may have discovered that dogs can see situations from a

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human's point of view. They found the animals were more likely to

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steal food when the lights were turned off, suggesting they can

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understand when their owners can't see them. So you better keep those

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lights turned on if you have a dog. And if you have got a dog does it

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know how you think? Head over to the website and let us now. We will

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