19/10/2013 Newsround

Good afternoon, Newsrounders. Ayshah here with everything you need to

know this Saturday. Coming up: More on the world's first ever bionic

man. Martin puts Michael Owen through his paces in a special

Newsround game. First up, to the row over another

change to England's footie kit. The FA's facing criticism today for

plans to replace the most recent one after just seven matches. Makers

Nike say they'll ditch the ones worn by Roy Hodgson's side in qualifying

- despite the fact they only came out in May. They aim to release

brand new home and away shirts in time for next summer's World Cup.

Well, fans and parent groups have criticised the decision. And you've

been telling us what you think over on the Newsround website. Muna in

London says, "I think that kits should be changed once in a while

but not three times in a year. It's very expensive for parents buying

them every time they change." The And Farsya in Birmingham says, I

think it's OK to change, but I think people in England could get involved

by designing the kit!" To Australia next, where

firefighters are hoping a drop in temperatures will help them get a

series of raging wildfires under control.

Bush fires have been blazing near to Sydney for the last few days and

claims today that one of them was accidentally started by an

Australian military exericise are being investigated. Hundreds of

houses have been destroyed by the fires with whole families left

homeless. Things that cannot be replaced. A deal to goal was to save

the whole house. The And from Australia to America, where

scientists say they've created the most life-like robot ever.

A team of experts constructed Frank here after looking into

A team of experts constructed Frank mechanically. He can walk, talk

A team of experts constructed Frank and even has a working heart. Here's

one of the experts who created it him to explain more. Purpose of

Frank was to find out how far bionic technology has come. What happens if

we get all of the spare parts of the human body that exist already today

and put them in one piece. It is still very far away from a real

human being. Despite showing how far bionic technology has come already,

it shows how little advancements have been made in other areas. We do

not have anything for the brain And staying in the States - a scout

leader there's caused outrage after destroying a 170-million-year-old

rock during a trip to a famous mountain range in the state of Utah.

Authorities are considering taking him to court after he was filmed

pushing over the ancient boulder over. Experts say it can never be

replaced. To sport, and Newcastle are currently drawing 2-1 with

Liverpool in the Premier League but one of their ex-strikers, Michael

Owen's been telling Newsround about his plans to re-train as a jockey.

Owen's one of England's best goal-scorers but has developed as

big love for horses, as Martin's been finding out.

Outside of football horse racing is a passion of mine. We train horses

for all types of people. I have learned how to write myself as well.

You are quite big to be a jockey. How is that going? I have retired

from football, it is not an easy thing to do. The idea is to be good

enough to write for charity. Its what is a better feeling, scoring

four England are riding horses? Scoring for England.

I will read you the name and then you have got to tell me whether it

is a real racehorse or a professional football team. First

question, hearts of Oak? That has got to be a horse. It is not.

Michael, first line, you fell over. Brown hands? That is easy. Here s my

horse. -- brown pants are. -- Brown Panther.

Not so good at quizzes then, but a great goal scorer in his time. But

even he would've struggled to claim this one. German team Hoffenheim

have just lost to rivals Leverkusen, thanks to this ghost goal! Look at

this, the ball hits the side of the net, but slips through a hole and

ends up in the back of goal. The ref awarded the goal and Hoffenheim

lost. Gutted! And finally, if you're scared of

heights, you might want to look away now... This is China's Prince of

tightrope walking, Adili Wuxor. He's just walked the tightrope over a

section of the Great Wall of China. He seemed to really enjoy it despite

having to cover a 300 foot distance more than 100 metres above the

ground. Rather him than me. That's it. We're back tomorrow at