27/08/2016 Newsround

Hello, everyone, it's Naz here with your Saturday

afternoon's Newsround.

After our Olympic success, thousands of clubs across the UK

have opened their doors today to let people have a go at

new sports for free.

The events are called "I AM TEAM GB" and organisers are hoping to inspire

everyone to do more sport.

Well, we asked you to get in touch and let us know

what new sport you'd love to try.

Staying with the Olympics and at Newsround HQ we caught up

with diving gold medallists Jack Law and Chris Mears to see how much

the Olympic mates really know about each other.

Upper 80s needed, boys.

Yes!

Come on!

Mixture.

I thought it was me, because I thought I was six and a

half.

I actually thought I was seven, but Mum actually informed me

I was six and a half, so I win.

Blimey.

Without a doubt.

I cried.

He jumped onto me and cried.

I thought, OK, cool, this is fun.

Like 100%.

Is it me?

Yeah, without a doubt.

No tomatoes.

No mushrooms from me.

Anything else, though.

I don't know, that's quite a tough one.

I'm going to go halfway.

What did you say?

I thought it was me.

I hide it from you.

I try to play it off like I'm cool.

But inside I'm shaking.

What are you doing?

Jack, I mean, he got two Olympic medals.

He couldn't have done it without me, this.

I put myself, yes.

I was world number one last year.

You know what, hats off, well done.

I've got the big one.

I'm happy with that.

We're a team.

We are Olympic champions together.

But now, we are world one number one together.

We are.

Which is good.

Next to Italy - where special church services are taking place

near the towns affected by the earthquake.

On Wednesday, a strong quake killed more than 270 people and thousands

of homes were destroyed.

Rescue teams are working really hard to help all those affected...

These pictures show buildings turned to rubble.

The worst affected places are the towns of Accumoli,

Amatrice and the village of Pescara del Tronto.

Police, firefighters and soldiers have been working

to try to find survivors.

Lots of children have lost their homes and even their schools.

The charity Save The Children has been helping those affected.

TRANSLATION: We have set up a special space for children.

It is a safe space, a protected space where the children can play,

draw, read and write fairytales.

We want to give back to these children some peace, some calm,

a place where they can feel safe again.

Strong aftershocks and tremors have followed the earthquake.

Aftershocks are a smaller earthquake that happen after the main

quake in the same area, causing even more damage

to buildings and roads.

But there are moments of hope, like this 10-year-old girl

being pulled to safety by rescuers.

In the village of Pescara del Tronto, which was built high

on a hillside, it was too difficult to get lifting equipment up here.

So rescuers used their hands and found this pet dog alive

under the rubble.

People in the towns and villages have now been left homeless,

and it is unsafe for people to go inside the buildings

which are still standing.

They have been sleeping in cars or in makeshift camps.

This earthquake is not the first to hit Italy.

The country has experienced quakes over the years.

But this was the most powerful since 1980, with a magnitude of 6.2.

If you're upset by anything you see in the news -

there's lots of advice on Newsround online.

Off to New York City now where some pampered pooches have been enjoying

America's national dog day.

One of the city's cafes has a special menu

so dogs and their owners could dine together.

The restaurant began serving puppy platters earlier this year,

after a new law was introduced allowing dogs to eat at restaurants

- as long as they were outdoors!

We're able to serve little treats like chicken,

meatballs, even doggie pizza, like fun stuff.

And we're constantly refining the menu.

We want to continue.

It's been working out great.

The dogs had filet mignon, meatballs and roasted

chicken.

And they devoured everything.

And finally - check this out.

Jetpack pilot Eric Scott shot out of the water and flew above a remote

lake in America while strapped to an 800-horsepower rocket.

Although jetpacks aren't anything new, he was doing the stunt to show

how much technology has changed.

That's it.

I'll be back at 10 tomorrow morning.

Have a lovely day.