02/11/2013 Newsround

Hello, Ayshah here this afternoon, and here is what I've got you.

Raspberry pie anyone? No, not that, this. The device that has been

having a big impact on computer programming. And cute panda alert!

How cunning disguises are being used to teach tame pandas how to live in

the wild. This is Newsround. Today we've been talking about calls for a

new tax to be put on sugary drinks. These drinks can typically contain

between six and fifteen teaspoons of sugar, and they're often blamed for

making people overweight. Now a report from scientists has said

adding up to 20% to the price of pop could help stop the problem. That

could cost as much as 12p extra per can. But some people don't think a

tax would improve health and say it's misguided. Here's what you ve

been telling us. Isobel, in Ross-on-Wye reckons they should put

the price up a little bit but people should still be able to afford them

as a treat. She says: "Schools should start educating young

children about what sugary food and drinks can actually do to your

body." But Abi in Maidenhead thinks a tax won't make any difference

"because it's not about WHAT you drink or eat, it's about HOW MUCH

you drink and eat". And Margaret from Dundee has an idea, she thinks

it would make more sense to make the healthier options cheaper. Good

point, thank you for all your comments. Next, even though it's not

bonfire night till Tuesday, loads of you will be heading out to catch

firework displays this evening. But there is some pretty breezy weather

around parts of the UK right now, so here's the BBC weather presenter,

Matt Taylor, with your fireworks forecast. It's a big night for

firework displays. The key thing will be the strength of the wind.

They will be costs inland. Windy across England and Wales, the wind

strengthening waiter in Northern Ireland and across Scotland. If you

missed this morning's Match of the Day kickabout, we are wher you and

where were you? This guy, Sergio Aguero, one of the world's deadliest

strikers, gave them one of his first-ever interviews in English. So

here it is again for you lucky lot. I cannot believe we are going to

meet Sergio Aguero. I've always wanted to meet them. He is such a

good football player. wanted to meet them. He is such a

Yes. Sergio Aguero! How do you feel when you see kids enjoying your

goals? Always when kids talk with me I'm very happy. Where did you first

start playing football? I started playing when I was five. I was very

young. Manchester City, the difficult start to the league, can

you fight back? We have good players in the team. We have to do more We

have another 30 games. Who do you think is the biggest rival to your

team? Chelsea. Now to the tiny computer that is having a big

impact. The Raspberry Pi. They recently sold their one millionth

device in the UK in just a couple of years. And kids all over the country

are using them to do some pretty amazing things. It has been used to

film the week of a teddy bear from space but what is at Raspberry Pi?

You can plug anything into it, your mobile phone power supply and you

can do anything on it, you can surf the web or watch television on it.

The company have made 1.75 million of the devices. It costs ?30 and a

lot more schools are using it in the classroom. It is fun and

easy-to-use. Know quarter the next generation saying about the

Raspberry Pi? You're not just using an ordinary computer, you are using

different things for programming. You don't have to put in all the

programming yourself. This girl is only 12 years old but she is proving

to be a coding plays. In the future employers will be looking for the

skills you can pick up by using this. It is at chance to pick up the

language of the future. Last up how do you teach at Panda that has been

brought up in captivity how to survive in the wild? He'd is one

option. Conservation workers in China thought of at creative way to

help a 26-month-old cop. They put on disguises to interact with her and

show her how to survive That's not just animals

that are deadly to me. But animals that are

deadly in their own world. 'My crew and I

are travelling the planet.'