11/08/2017 Newsround

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Good morning, I'm Ayshah with Friday's stories.

First to the US, where there's been a big rise in people trying

to cross over to Canada, the country next door.

There's so many people trying to get across that there's now

a special camp for them.

So what's going on?

Let's see.

Hundreds of people carrying all their belongings wait to cross

the border in the hope of a new life in Canada.

Canada is really, really beautiful, and the people are beautiful.

They help each other.

They've come from lots of different countries, but most of these

migrants are from Haiti, in the Caribbean.

A big earthquake hit the country in 2010 and many

people escaped to the US - but now they're not sure

whether they'll be allowed to stay in America.

That's because President Donald Trump has promised to crack down

on people from other countries who do not have permission

to live in the US.

But for those making the journey, there's no guarantee they'll be

allowed to stay in Canada either.

People hope a lot that things will be better for them

and there will be, something will happen that will allow them to stay

here, but it's a very long and very tiring process,

and the risk of being sent back to their country is real here, too.

And Canada is struggling to cope with its new arrivals.

The city of Montreal has had to turn its Olympic Stadium

into a temporary shelter, and the Canadian military has

started building a camp for people to stay in.

For those people queuing to get into the country,

it's the start of a difficult journey towards starting

another new life.

In the athletics last night, the big event was the men's 200m final.

The winner was Ramil Guliyev from Turkey.

He beat the 400m champion and favourite Wayde van Niekerk,

as well as Isaac Makwala, who had to run the heats by himself

after he had a suspected tummy bug!

Britiain's Dina Asher Smith is into tonight's women's 200m final

after running her season's best of 22.73 to finish second.

And one man who's proven himself to be one of Britain's greatest ever

athletes is Sir Mo Farah.

Tomorrow he'll run his last race on the track.

Let's take a look back at his amazing career.

Mo Farah celebrating a win has become a familiar sight,

and he's hoping for yet another at the 5000 metres on Saturday,

one of his last ever races before he retires.

But let's back up a moment and go back to the start.

Mo moved from Somalia in Africa to England

when he was only eight years old.

He barely knew a word of English, but it was here that he first

realised he could run - and fast!

From then on, there was no stopping him.

His first major win came in 2011 when he took gold in the 5000m

at the World Championships in South Korea.

Mo moved to the US and trained hard in some tough

conditions, but it paid off.

He stormed the London 2012 Olympics, picking up two golds and, of course,

celebrating with his famous Mobot.

Mo took the double again at Rio, and another gold in last week's

10,000m sealed his place as one of the greatest British

athletes of all time.

Don't worry, it won't be the last we see of Mo,

because he will be switching over to marathon running instead.

But first he faces one of his last big challenges

on Saturday in the 5000m.

Next up, to the man with a really strange job...

Wesley is paid to do this for a living.

He looks after the lightbulbs on Blackpool Tower -

he dangles high up and replaces any bulbs that stop working.

And he doesn't have long to go - the Tower needs to be ready before

the Blackpool Illuminations switch-on, which is

on 1st September.

Tom Daley look out - there's some new diving

superstars in town.

This is the Saracens rugby team practicing passing.

Just look at that skill!

They're out in the Bahamas in the Caribbean, and training

really hard, I see...

Have a look at these cute penguins.

The nine Magellanic penguins waddled their way to freedom

on the coast of Argentina in South America.

The little creatures were being cared for

because they were poorly, but now they're back to full health.

Just look at them charge towards the sea!

Join me in half-an-hour with loads more stories to pack your Friday

with, including the large object that's unexpectedly washed

up on a Norfolk beach.

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