10/11/2015 Newsround

You're live with me, Jenny, bringing you all of today's top stories.

I don't think this one species should be kept in captivity.

Find out what Steve Backshall is talking about and why.

And keep watching to see possibly the worst penalty ever.

First, a famous animal park has announced it's making changes to

the killer whale displays at one of its sites in America.

The decision by SeaWorld comes after years of pressure from campaigners

who say making the animals perform for people is cruel.

These dramatic displays have amazed thousands of visitors to SeaWorld

parks in the United States for decades. But the shows haven't

always pleased everyone. Animal rights campaigners say keeping

killer whales for entertainment is cruel and unnecessary. And now it

seems change is coming at one of SeaWorld's parks in California. In

201, we will launch an all-new Orca experience. It is going to be

focused more on the national setting, natural environment, and

also the natural behaviours of the whale. It

also the natural behaviours of the conservation message. So why the

change now? SeaWorld has suffered from a dip in visitor numbers across

all of its parks in America, since the release of a documentary film

two years ago which claimed the whales were unhappy being kept in

such small tanks. Many celebrities, including One Direction, have spoken

out about keeping killer whales in captivity too. Peta is calling on

SeaWorld to do the right thing to stop breeding Orcas and start

construction on coastal sanctuaries, which will allow these Orcas to

engage in behaviours that are naturally important to them.

SeaWorld has told the BBC that the killer whale displays will continue

at its other theme parks in Texas and Florida. This means the fight

over the future of these creatures will continue too.

Well, SeaWorld say they work hard to look after their killer whales,

But a lot of campaigners say they just don't belong in captivity.

One person who agrees with that is CBBC widlife presenter Steve

Orca are the world's largest species of dolphin and they have a very big

brain. They are very intelligent. They are really social with the

other members of their pod, which usually are members of their own

family. Family. It has also been shown that they will grieve their

dead and grieve when their calves are removed from them to be taken

into captivity this. Is a creature that could travel 100 miles in a

day, that's like swimming from London to Birmingham, every day. So

if you were to take an organise ka and stick it into essentially a

large swimming pool, it would be like having us locked into a bedroom

for the rest of our life with one single song in the background being

played on loop over and over again, never able to communicate with other

members of friends and family. I don't think this one species should

be kept in captivity. Thank you Steve.

Next to a big cheating scandal in athletics that could mean one

of the world's biggest countries is banned from the next Olympics.

A new report claims Russia has been giving some

of its athletes an unfair advantage by using drugs to help them perform

The organisation behind the report is recommending

the country's athletics team should be banned from future events,

including the Rio Olympics, until it cleans up its act.

Russia has denied doing anything wrong, and any decision on what

The public and the media have to have confidence that we are at least

pursuing as hard as we can. We might never catch all the cheats, I don't

think we ever will, but we are pursuing that process as hard as we

can. But when they are caught they are sanged and they serve a penalty.

The idea that somehow tests are being thrown away or there's a delay

in sanctioning certain athletes, for whatever reason, is unacceptable.

You can find out all about how athletes are drug tested

And while you're there check out two cool space stories about Pluto's ice

moons, and how the Northern Lights look from other planets.

Plus find out how to vote in our big bullying debate.

Before I go, you can decide on whether this is

It happened in a Highland League game in Scotland.

Luckily this guy's team, Brora Rangers, still won.

But that, my friend, is pretty hard to live down.