09/01/2018 Newsround

Good morning, Ricky here

with Tuesday's Newsround.

Stay with us for all of this...

The world's most exciting

new gadgets go on show.

And the BBC reporter having a bit

of trouble at the zoo.

First up, you may have got some

of these for Christmas -

toys that work with Bluetooth or

Wi-Fi.

But experts say some

are easy to hack, and that

could be a big problem.

I am I-Que and you should

all keep watching Newsround.

Of course, you all should

keep watching Newsround.

But I-Que's not really

supposed to be saying that.

He's a connected toy.

They are really popular and work

using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi so you can

chat and play with them.

But experts have found that some

of them, like this I-Que robot,

are too easy to hack into.

We found problems with the Furby

Connect, the I-Que Intelligent Robot

and the CloudPets cuddly toy,

as some of the toys that we found

out there which had some

problems with security.

We found that all you really

need is one of these,

so connecting by Bluetooth

and being within range or just

having the app that the toy comes

with to connect to it

and start sending messages.

So, the problem is that you could be

playing with your toy,

thinking that you are talking

to your robot, but someone

could be connecting to it

without you realising

and talking to you.

What we want to see is for shops

selling these toys to stop selling

them straightaway and for those

who are making the toys to make sure

that they are safe and secure,

so that when you are playing

with them, you can

play with them safely.

Hasbro which makes the Furby Connect

say they take children's

privacy very seriously

and they are confident the toys

are safe to play with.

Although Which?

say they have hacked the toy,

Hasbro say you have to be very close

to the toy to be able to do it.

Vivid Toy Group say they no longer

sell the I-Que robot

and that they take these

issues very seriously.

They also say that in the future,

they are looking at how

the toys are made.

We also approached Spiral Toys

which make CloudPets and we haven't

heard back from them.

While we do have security concerns,

we don't think it's likely that

someone you don't know will connect

to it, but if you are not playing

with it, do make sure you're turning

it off and try to make sure

you are playing with it

with your parents around.

If you do get a message that

you think sounds a bit odd

or a voice that you don't recognise,

then make sure you go

tell your parents or

a grown-up straightaway.

This is I-Que reporting

for Newsround.

Oi, that's my job!

Sport now.

And last night was a first

for English football.

The Video Assistant Referee

system was in action

in the FA Cup third round.

The system means video can

be checked if the ref

isn't sure what happened.

Glenn Murray scored a late

winner for Brighton.

And the referee did ask the video

team to see if Murray handled

the ball over the line.

But it was decided he hadn't.

The final score, Brighton

2-1 Crystal Palace.

And Brighton will face Middlebrough

in the fourth round.

The pick of the ties sees

League Two Yeovil Town welcome

12-time FA Cup winners Manchester

United.

Liverpool fans, look away now.

Philippe Coutinho completed his £142

million record-breaking

transfer to Barcelona.

He did thank his former side though,

saying he'd always have

Liverpool in his heart.

Next, thousands of new gadgets

are being unveiled at a huge

tech event in the US.

This friendly robot wanders

around your home filming short

videos to send to your phone.

And Vincent is a drawing

programme that turns simple

sketches into works of art.

It's all going on display at this

year's CES in Las Vegas.

Next up to a tricky cleaning job

with a bit of a difference.

Hayley has more.

Don't look down, don't

lose your footing,

and don't go into autopilot.

This is certainly not a job for

someone who doesn't like heights.

The team are working 30

metres off the ground.

That's around the same height

as a 3-storey building.

And you can't just wing a cleaning

job like this either.

These guys are specialists.

Some of them have even

helped clean Big Ben.

This time, their task

is to dust and polish eight

rare warplanes in the Royal Air

Force Museum in Shropshire.

So, what is it like working

at such dizzying heights?

The view is spectacular.

It's certainly a much better view

than you might get from the ground.

When you are up close

and personal around the planes,

they do seem a lot bigger,

when you are right in front of them.

Also, we get to have a sneaky

peek inside the cockpit.

These planes are cleaned every year,

but normally, the museum closes

when it is going on.

This time, it stayed open.

And the chance to see the big clean

for themselves has been a real hit

with museum visitors.

The RAF is celebrating its 100th

anniversary this year,

so it is even more important

than usual to make sure these

planes from the Cold War

are spick and span.

Best of luck, guys.

I can't believe it's all butter.

Loads of it was used to make

these yummy sculptures.

The buttery masterpieces were shown

off at a dairy festival in America.

It would be so tempting to wipe

a piece of toast along that.

Now, this is funny!

My favourite story.

This reporter was trying to film

a report in Norfolk.

But the lemurs had other ideas.

Alex Dunlop was at Banham Zoo,

but as he tried to tell a story,

the zoo's lemurs decided they wanted

to be famous and took over.

That's it from us.

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