22/01/2016 Newsround

gap on Bournemouth. On Sunday, Arsenal welcome Chelsea. Tune in

tomorrow. Leah here with Friday's Newsround

keep watching because we've got the latest on the mega storm

stopping traffic in the US. And, it couldn't get

any cuter could it? First this morning, were children

forced to work to make the parts for your smart phone,

tablets or other devices? It's happening in parts of Africa

right now and campaigners say that big tech companies aren't

doing enough to stop it. To make smartphone batteries you

need cobalt. A few places you can find it is deep underground in

Central Africa. Many children there are forced to work in mines to make

money for their families because the country is very poor. There are not

enough checks by the government to stop this happening. Mining can be

extremely dangerous and children often work long hours in cramped

conditions without proper protective gear. In many cases, they literally

dig out tunnels and minds by hand deep underground. One miner told us

that the mine he duck was 50 metres deep and that it took him 15 minutes

to get from the bottom to the top. A campaign group has been

investigating and says phone companies aren't doing enough to

make sure the cobalt in their phones hasn't come from children working in

mines. They say it includes very big smartphone companies. The companys

says they have a zero tolerance policy but now they are being asked

to check whether parts for their batteries come from.

In the north east of America people have been told to prepare

Some 50 million people could be affected by the "monster storm,"

which is expected to cause terrible blizzards and white-out conditions

in some states and bring traffic to a standstill.

As much as two feet of snow is expected in some areas.

We will cook and played board games all weekend. It should be fun. I am

providing -- buying provisions. We will hunker down. I have been living

here for 40 years and nothing is different. Sometimes the storm

doesn't come, but in case it does we are preparing.

From snow to rain - if you don't like it

when the weather's wet imagine how you'd feel if it rained every single

Well, that's what happened in this village in Pembrokeshire in Wales.

It was wet for 85 days in a row very nearly matching the record

Luckily, this week the bad weather broke and they finally had

So we asked some children living there what they thought

We feel happy because we can go out to now and have exercise but we feel

disappointed because we wanted to break the record of 89 days. Yeah,

it would have been nice to break the record and have this little town

popular. I was looking forward to us being in beginners book of records.

I really thought we would beat the record but unfortunately we did not.

We can go outside again and play, but it's just started again so it's

quite irritating. To football now and are

Manchester United be There have been reports from France

that a meeting took place in Paris last week between the club

and Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola about the possibility

of him replacing the current boss But Manchester United say

that the story isn't true. Comedian Jo Brand starts her sport

relief challenge today - She'll walk the equivalent

of a marathon a day over 6 days. Jo is doing the walk to raise

awareness about the work sport relief does for mental health

and issues that affect women Three baby otters are being cared

for at a wildlife hospital in Florida in America

after being found at a building site when builders were digging

up a driveway. The five-week-old pups are doing

well but still need six feeds The tiny patients aren't expected

to be able to survive But they're being closely

looked after now. I'll be back at 8.15

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