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Hi, I'm Martin and this is your Sunday Newsround.	:00:00.	:00:00.
And the raccoons who chose life on the road.	:00:07.	:00:21.
First, American President Donald Trump has accused the newspapers	:00:22.	:00:24.
and TV news of being untruthful over the number of people	:00:25.	:00:28.
Mr Trump said "it looked like" 1.5 million people had been	:00:29.	:00:33.
there when he spoke at the US Capital Washington on Friday.	:00:34.	:00:39.
However, photographs appear to show that not as many people attended	:00:40.	:00:41.
as did for Barack Obama back in 2009.	:00:42.	:00:46.
Millions of protestors took to the streets yesterday to march	:00:47.	:00:49.
against the new president, Donald Trump.	:00:50.	:00:52.
They were marching to show their support for gender	:00:53.	:00:54.
equality and gay rights, which protestors think will be under	:00:55.	:00:56.
More than 600 marches took place all over the world,	:00:57.	:01:04.
with the biggest in America's capital Washington, DC, where around	:01:05.	:01:06.
Footy next, and Wayne Rooney has become Manchester United's all-time	:01:07.	:01:11.
The England striker scored this absolute belter in injury-time	:01:12.	:01:19.
to equalise against Stoke yesterday, which was his 250th for United,	:01:20.	:01:24.
breaking Sir Bobby Charlton's 44-year-old record.	:01:25.	:01:28.
This week everyone has been talking about Brexit,	:01:29.	:01:30.
which is when the UK will leave a club of countries called	:01:31.	:01:33.
Here's Ricky to explain what some of the big words mean.	:01:34.	:01:38.
I'm glad someone's going to explain them to me.	:01:39.	:01:41.
If you've been watching the news lately you will	:01:42.	:01:43.
Brexit. Brexit.	:01:44.	:01:48.
Control. Immigration.	:01:49.	:01:52.
Article 50. Exiting the EU.	:01:53.	:01:57.
No, it's not the name of a new breakfast cereal.	:01:58.	:02:10.
It's simply two words put together, "Britain" and "exit".	:02:11.	:02:12.
Last year, adults in the UK voted to leave the European Union,	:02:13.	:02:19.
which is a bit like a club, only this club is made up of 28	:02:20.	:02:22.
The UK has been part of it for more than 40 years,	:02:23.	:02:28.
but most people who voted thought it would be better for decisions to be	:02:29.	:02:32.
By activating something called Article 50.	:02:33.	:02:41.
Think of it is a giant red button - once it's been pressed,	:02:42.	:02:45.
the process to leave the European Union	:02:46.	:02:47.
It's not really a red button, though, but it is very important.	:02:48.	:02:53.
Leaving the EU won't happen overnight.	:02:54.	:02:55.
Loads of things need to be discussed, for example how do	:02:56.	:02:58.
we live and work with all the other countries in Europe once	:02:59.	:03:01.
Two of the biggest issues being talked about are immigration	:03:02.	:03:06.
The first one, immigration, that's when people move	:03:07.	:03:13.
to a different country to live and work.	:03:14.	:03:18.
At the moment, people who are from the EU have the right	:03:19.	:03:21.
The Prime Minister says she wants more control over our borders	:03:22.	:03:25.
to limit the number of people coming to live here from overseas.	:03:26.	:03:28.
That means she's made a big decision on Britain's place	:03:29.	:03:31.
At the moment the UK is part of the single market,	:03:32.	:03:37.
which makes it easier for countries in the European Union	:03:38.	:03:39.
There are rules that everyone in the single market	:03:40.	:03:45.
needs to sign up to - one of those is that people	:03:46.	:03:52.
from the European Union have the right to come and live	:03:53.	:03:55.
Theresa May says the voters made it clear they did not want the EU	:03:56.	:04:01.
to make those rules, so Britain will be leaving	:04:02.	:04:04.
That means the UK has to make decisions about how	:04:05.	:04:09.
we buy and sell things not just with Europe,	:04:10.	:04:11.
A giant alligator, horse-boarding, and puppy players, it must be time	:04:12.	:04:25.
for this week's Strange, Stranger, Strangest...	:04:26.	:04:29.
Check out this massive alligator captured on camera going for a	:04:30.	:04:35.
stroll at a nature reserve in Florida. Experts think the alligator	:04:36.	:04:40.
is over four metres long, about the same size as a car! I would not want	:04:41.	:04:45.
to bump into him! See you later, alligator!	:04:46.	:04:50.
Are you a fan of winter sports, like skiing, snowboarding,	:04:51.	:04:59.
horse-boarding... What? These guys in Russia have tied rope to their	:05:00.	:05:06.
horses and used a snowboard to whizz along in the snow at high speeds.	:05:07.	:05:09.
Better leave this to the professionals, though, it is Snow	:05:10.	:05:13.
Duke. Finally, an American football game	:05:14.	:05:18.
where poppies are the players. Welcome to PuppyBowl. More than 80	:05:19.	:05:21.
pups from animal shelters in America took part in the game, film as an	:05:22.	:05:27.
alternative to the Super Bowl event. There are even rescue rabbits and	:05:28.	:05:31.
guinea pigs cheerleaders. Let's hope it doesn't get a bit to ruff!	:05:32.	:05:38.
Finally, to some raccoons who took an unexpected road trip.	:05:39.	:05:40.
The five babies were born in a truck in Florida in the unites states	:05:41.	:05:53.
and the vehicle was then driven to California.	:05:54.	:05:54.
The driver only noticed his little stowaways four days later.	:05:55.	:05:57.
The animals are now being looked after at a local zoo.	:05:58.	:06:00.
That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just after 2pm.	:06:01.	:06:02.
How many Blue Peter presenters does it take to change a light bulb?	:06:03.	:06:05.

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