02/06/2017 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah with Friday's Newsround.

US President Donald Trump has made a big decision about climate change.

I've been looking into what's going on.

Back in 2015, almost 200 world leaders made an agreement in Paris

to take action on climate change.

One of them was Barack Obama who was US president at the time.

But now the new president Donald Trump has announced

he is pulling America out.

There are only two other countries who havn't signed the agreement.

Mr Trump promised to cancel the Paris deal during his election

campaign last year, saying it was bad for US

businesses and jobs.

We're going to cancel the Paris climate agreement.

So does it matter if America leaves?

Apart from China, the US produces the most greenhouse gasses of any

country in the world.

These are the gasses that cause climate change.

So America pulling out could have a real impact.

Next, there's just a few days to go until a big vote

to decide who runs the UK.

And although you guys can't vote in the General Election on June 8th,

the choices made will have a big impact on your lives.

But with so many different political parties competing with each other,

we're giving you the low down on the main ones.

Here's Hayley with a quick look at the Labour Party.

The Labour Party was created in 1900 when Queen Victoria

was on the throne.

It gets its name because it was founded to look after workers.

The party's symbol is a red rose.

For the last seven years, Labour has been the second largest

party in parliament.

Past leaders include Tony Blair who won three elections

and was Prime Minister for ten years.

And Ed Miliband, who tried to become PM at the last general

election in 2015 but lost.

Labour's current leader is Jeremy Corbyn.

He's a seven time winner of Parliamentary beard of the year.

And he likes making jam from fruit grown in his allotment.

Some of his plans include building 1 million new homes in five years

and free school lunches for all primary school kids.

Opponents say Jeremy Corbyn is not a strong leader and would not be

a good Prime Minister.

But his supporters think he is more honest and straightforward

than other politicians.

Thanks, Hayley.

Go to Newsround online to find out about the UK's other

main political parties with our quick 60-second guides.

It's also where Ricky explains what all those words you might be

hearing about the election mean.

And CBBC's very own Hacker T Dog finds out how you really

become an MP...kinda!

Loads of you are on half term right now but if you're missing PE lessons

then check this out.

How often do you get a genuine Premier League star

taking your PE lesson?

Well, these kids in Manchester did.

They think they're in an ordinary PE lesson, but these guys

are in for a big shock.

Man City stars including David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne are joining

in for the day fresh from bagging their place

in the Champions League.

But they can't take it easy just yet.

These kids have been putting Kevin to the test.

Who's the craziest in the dressing room?

Nolito is one of them.

And probably Raheem.

What inspired you to play football?

I played football when I was young, and I liked to play outside

with my friends and it always stayed with me and so, that.

Who is your favourite footballer?

I think the best for me was Zidane or Ronaldinho.

Who's more likely to be dancing around in the dressing room?

Bacary Sagna and Clichy.

Who has the best singing voice?

I think we're pretty terrible all over.

Who has the stinkiest feet?

Oh, Tosin.

And he has long feet he's, like, size, I don't know

what the English size is, what is a 48 in England?

Finally you might remember this rather cute little lady,

Fiona the baby hippo.

At four months old she has just been allowed outside for the first time.

I think she likes the pool!

Her keeper says she has to learn that sand is not food

and when she's ready they will introduce

her to the public.

Join us in half an hour to find out how our top tennis player got

on in the French Open.

I can't believe, after all this time,