18/02/2017 Newsround

It's just gone 13.45 this Saturday.

It's Ricky here, live on CBBC with all the latest news.

Coming up:

More on the huge storm in America that's caused this sinkhole.

And top tips if you want to be a super freestyle skier.

First, it's a huge weekend in the FA Cup and for Lincoln City,

one of the lowest-ranked teams left in the fifth round.

The non-league side is taking on Premier League team

Burnley, right now.

The second half's just kicked off.

The score is 0-0.

This was the closest chance in the first half -

a volley from Joey Barton, but it went straight

to Lincoln goalie Paul Farman.

Also playing today are the top two Premier League teams -

Manchester City are at Huddersfield, and leaders Chelsea

are going to Wolves.

Tomorrow, Manchester United play and Jose Mourinho has said top

flight foreign managers could do more to learn

what the FA Cup means to fans.

Maybe the, foreign managers, not everybody understands the culture of

this country.

I try always to go serious, I like Wembley, I like

the FA Cup, so I have to try to get to the second one.

In other news, the biggest storm in years to hit California

in America has been battering the state,

causing floods and sinkholes, as I've been finding out.

It's a storm so powerful it's being called bombogenesis,

or weather bomb.

Parts of California have been shut today.

The storms brought rain and winds of more than 80mph, toppeling trees

and causing sudden floods.

It's also opened up this sinkhole.

Thankfully, no-one was in this car when it fell in.

The dramatic images were shown on live TV.

Hundreds of homes have been evacuated because of fears

of mudslides near the city of Los Angeles, while flights have

been delayed or cancelled.

So far, at least two people have died.

This extreme weather is part of a series of storms that came

after five years of drought.

The storm is set to continue throughout the weekend,

with more rain expected next week.

Weather experts predict that 10 trillion gallions of rain

could fall on California.

For now, emergency teams are doing all they can to keep everyone safe.

Now, this next story is for anyone who spends too much

time on their phones - special pavement lights have been

installed at a crossing in the Netherlands.

The light strips are designed to catch the attention of people too

busy looking down at their phones.

They change colour to match the traffic lights

and it's hoped it'll help people cross the road safely.

It's an idea that's already been tried in other countries.

From bright lights to things that are shiny and gold.

If you're a fan, then you better be heading to Scunthorpe today.

Five golden objects are being hidden around the town

for people to find and keep.

It's all part of an art project with clues hidden in paintings

which go on display this morning.

The golden items are replicas of objects from North

Lincolnshire Museum.

They've been cast in 18-carat gold and are worth thousands of pounds.

Someone who's used to going for gold is freestyle skier James Woods.

He's just got back from winning gold at the X Games in America,

and he's one of Team GB's brightest hopes for next year's

Winter Olympics in South Korea.

Want to do the same one day?

Well, here are James's top tips.

My three top tips for anyone trying to get

involved in free skiing or

snowboarding in the UK would be, get down to your local

dry slope indoor slope, there are loads of

them around the UK.

Make sure you're having a good time while you're

doing it, whether it is skiing, snowboarding or any sport,

it is most important to be

having a good time and make sure you're motivated to do it.

Most importantly, stay safe about it.

Think about what you're going to do before it,

because it is all about enjoying it and pushing your limits and getting

as good as you possibly can be.

Thanks, James.

Showbiz news now and someone who doesn't need any

tips is Rag N' Bone Man.

He's top of the Albums Chart with the fastest-selling male

debut album of the decade!

Human has already been snapped up,

streamed and downloaded 117,000 times over the past week.

Well done, Rag'N'Bone Man!

Now you've probably watched Rag 'N' Bone Man or other pop

stars' videos on YouTube.

But have you ever been annoyed by the adverts that you can't skip?

Well, YouTube has confirmed that it's getting rid of 30-second

adverts that you can't skip from next year.

The company's told us it's going to focus on other formats

that work well for both users and advertisers.

Finally, we're meeting the stars of the new Beauty and the Beast

movie next week and we want YOU to get involved.

Newsround's going to the premiere to interview Emma Watson,

who's Belle, and lots of other actors who play enchanted

household items.

That got us thinking - if you had to be any

object in your home, what would it be and why?

Perhaps you'd be a tea cup, like Chip, a clock, like Cogsworth,

or maybe something else entirely.

Whatever it is - draw it for us, take a picture,

and send it in online.

We'll try and show some of them to the stars.

That's all from me on CBBC today.

Your first Newsround update tomorrow is at the later time of 11am,

but don't forget we're always online.

Have a great afternoon!