06/01/2018 Newsround

Good morning, guys, Martin

here with your Saturday Newsround.

Here's what's coming up.

Brrrr!

America suffers one of the coldest

nights in its memory.

There's "snow" arguing that this

display is pretty special!

First to the East coast of America,

where temperatures are expected

to drop to record lows

over the weekend.

The cold snap follows a big

storm which dumped huge

amounts of snow in the area

and caused flooding.

In Boston, this flooded street

turned to ice as temperatures

dropped and trapped cars.

Temperatures are expected to fall

to as low as -30 degrees Celsius

tonight, and it's so cold that even

bubbles are freezing!

BBC reporter Laura Trevelyan

is in New York City.

The storm brought in all this cold

air from the Arctic, and so in its

aftermath we are due to have subzero

temperatures for the next few days.

It is so cold out here, -10 Celsius,

that already I can hardly feel my

fingers or my toes.

OK, let's get a round-up of some

of the top sport stories today...

Let's start with the cricket,

and England's last chance to get win

in the Ashes isn't going very well.

Overnight, Australia's batsmen gave

England a hard time on the third day

of the final Test in Sydney.

Play ended with Australia on 479-4 -

a lead of 133 runs.

To football now, and Liverpool

welcomed their local

rivals Everton to Anfield in the FA

Cup last night.

The game was tied at 1-1

and looked set for a replay

until Virgil van Dijk scored a great

header on his debut

for Liverpool following his £75m

move from Southampton.

Manchester United also left it late

to beat Derby County

in an entertaining FA Cup game

at Old Trafford.

Jesse Lingard got the fans

off their seats with

this 20 yard strike.

Then half-time substitute Lukaku

sealed the win after playing

a cheeky one-two pass

with Antony Martial.

Now, here's some art

with a difference -

the whole thing is made out of ice!

Artists have created these

amazing ice buildings

for the opening of the Ice

and Snow Sculpture Festival

in China.

Tens of thousands of visitors

will come and visit the park

and they can wander around

all the chilly attractions

while they're all lit up at night.

It looks like one brilliant

party, doesn't it?!

And just time for a quick look

at what you can find over

at Newsround Online,

where you can find out why most

people take their Christmas

decorations down today,

and you can also check out our ten

Fun Facts about the FA Cup.

That's it from me for now, guys!

We're back at 12:10pm.