02/08/2017 Newsround

Hi, guys.

Jenny here with all the top stories this Wednesday.

Coming up.

Jojo knows - we put your questions to Jojo Siwa.

And meet the world's number-one surfer.

First today, YouTuber, singer and Dance Moms star

JoJo Siwa has been busy answering your brilliant questions.

So from why she loves bows so much, to her advice on what to do

when you feel a bit nervous, here's everything you need to know.

Hey, everyone. It's JoJo.

And I am so excited because you guys sent me your questions.

I am here hanging out at Newsround and I about to answer your

questions right now.

Let's do it!

Hi, JoJo Siwa. Our question is...

What inspired you to start selling JoJo bows?

PS, we are your biggest fans!

Oh, they are so cute. They are so little!

What inspired me to start JoJo Bows?

Definitely that I just loved them.

They were just kind of my thing and I loved hair bows.

So I was like, I want these bows to mean something,

if you know what I am saying.

So, now, if you wear a bow, you're someone who is nice.

So it really has a good, positive message.

I am so happy that all you guys are loving it.

If you had a different job when you're older, what would it be?

This is from Anastasia. She is nine and she lives in a...

High Wyn-combe? Wyn-combe?

Did I say it right?

And she lives in High Wycombe.

I think I would definitely be a doctor.

I would be a surgeon.

Hi, JoJo. What is your ideal everyday outfit?

Jeans or leggings, or little shorts. And then I would say a cute T-shirt.

But it is going to be black, pink and teal or purple or lime green.

Oh, and of course, how could I forget a bow?

I would like to know, if you were stuck on a desert island

for the rest of your life, what three things would you bring?

I would definitely bring my phone.

An unlimited supply of water.

What else?

I don't know!

Let's just say...

rotisserie chicken.

Hi, JoJo.

I do dancing.

How do you stop being nervous before a show?

You know what, I'm going to give you some advice.

I told myself this about two months ago and my life has

been great ever since.

I am done being nervous.

I live my life to the fullest.

What's going to happen?

Are you going to mess up?

Probably not. But if you do mess up, it is OK.

Honestly, you know your dance, you practised, you worked hard.

Just go and have fun.

thank

thank you

thank you for

thank you for your

thank you for your questions.

Next, it's time to catch a wave at the Surfing Tour 2017 in Mexico.

Hawaiian surfer Kai Lenny was looking for his first win

and he managed to pull ahead of the rest with

this brilliant move.

Let's see that again.

Nice one, and enough to push Kai into to first position

in the world rankings.

There are more than 11 million people in the UK with some

form of hearing loss.

These kids have been telling the BBC how they'd like hearing

people to treat them.

I'm deaf, but I probably speak more languages than you do.

Just because I'm deaf doesn't mean I'm tone deaf.

I speak to my parents in Arabic

and sometimes I'll speak to my brother in sign language.

Don't cover your mouth when you're speaking to me.

I won't be able to read your lips.

That means you need my attention.

Don't move when you're speaking to me.

Don't mumble, speak clearly.

Please don't shout, it hurts.

Don't put on silly voices. WITH HIGH PITCH: Hello!

Because it sounds odd.

And it doesn't make sense.

If there are other noises, I probably won't understand you.

Keep the music down.

Don't ignore me.

Be patient when I don't understand you.

Don't speak too quickly.

I might hear you the next time you say it, when you repeat it.

Time for some horsey paddle.

Well, swimming horses, anyway.

These are Chincoteague wild ponies, which live on an island,

off the coast of Virginia in the US.

Every year, thousands of visitors arrive to watch the ponies

make their yearly crossing of the river.

It's all done at a time when the tides are weak,

so the ponies are safe.

Out of all the dancing videos online at the moment,

this one definitely stands out.

These three Australian women, aged between 70 and 80,

became an online hit after they posted themselves dancing

to Beyonce's Single Ladies.

It wasn't just for fun - they wanted to raise money

to stop their bowling club from closing.

Just enough time to let you know what's happening

at Newsround online.

Check out 13 fancy words to boggle people's minds,

and find out about the big cats that could be released in Scotland.

That's all from the team today.

Don't forget to go online to find out if you're a sesquipedalian.

Set your alarm clocks,

I'll be back here at 7.40 tomorrow morning

with all the top stories.

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