03/03/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon. I am Jenny. You are live with Newsround. Coming up: The

star-studded selfy that's made history. And an epic food fight in

Italy. This is Newsround. First to Ukraine. Sources say the Russian

Armiy has given them to 3.00 am our time to surrender. Earlier Russian

forces took over saying it wants to look after its people but world

leaders don't agree and want them to leave immediately. Nel's been

looking into this. This is a military base in Crimea

run by Ukraine. But today it's surrounded by Russian troops.

Russian soldiers try to get hold of the bases that are under the guard

of Ukrainian soldiers. Russia is now in charge of Crimea

and that has got leaders like President Obama and Prime Minister

David Cameron worried. Russia's President says he wants to protect

people living there, many of them feel more Russian than Ukrainian.

There is an agreement for the Russian military to have air bases

and ports in Crimea but their troops are supposed to stay on those bases.

The new Government in Ukraine says that what Russia has done is illegal

and dangerous. It is not a threat. This is actually a declaration of

war to my country. Countries like America have told Russia to send

their troops back but there's no sign of that happening. There is a

continuing tense standoff between these Russian soldiers and the

Ukrainian who is refuse to come out of their bases. At the moment it's

calm. There have been no shots fired but the longer the tensions continue

it only needs just the slightest spark and the situation could turn

very badly indeed. The world famous Paralympic athlete,

Oscar Pistorius, has been in court today, in South Africa, facing very

serious charges. Pistorius is accused of the murder of his

girlfriend. When he arrived this morning there were hundreds of

photographers and journalists all trying to take pictures of him.

Pistorius strongly denies the charges and told the packed

courtroom he was not guilty. The trial is expected to last for

several weeks. If you are upset by anything in the

news you can get advice over on the Newsround website.

Entertainment news now and the big stars were out in Hollywood for the

Oscars last night. It was filled with glitz and glamour and a special

selfie that's been shared by over 2.5 million people. Colin Paterson

was there and sent you guys this report.

Hello Newsround from the Oscars. The big winner of the night when it came

to the number of Oscars was Gravity. The movie won seven. A lot of you

are interested in the Best Animated Film. It went to Disney's Frozen. It

not only won that, but also won the Best Song for Let It Go. It was

performed on the night, as was Happy Pharrell Williams. Another talked

about moment at the Oscars this year. The host took one of the most

A-list selfies of all-time. She took the picture. Well, when she arrived

at the Vanity Fair Party I tried to do a selfie with her. As you will

see, it wasn't that successful. That's her on the left of the photo.

Nice try! Next, five penguins are settling into their new home in Hull

after being flown over from America to live here. They were brought here

to take part in a European breeding programme which aims to protect the

species. To see that full report on the penguins you can head to the

website. While you are there, check out what it's like to be a penguin

keeper. And how they were kept happy on their flight to the UK.

Finally, what do you do if you have 500 tonnes of juicy oranges and

loads of people willing to throw them? You have a massive food fight,

of course! Thousands of people in a small town in Italy got messy during

the battle. A huge food fight is part of a carnival there. I reckon I

could join in too! That's all from me. I will be back here at 6. 6.55pm

remember to head to the website for loads more on today's top stories

and find out who won the battle between a snake and a crocodile. You

won't believe it. Goodbye.